here is a look at matt's year long live big journey.look next to my bed i have a box of little debbie snacks next to my bed. i can eat a whole box in a day. just because its there. it doesn't talk back to me, it doesn't judge me. and it makes me feel good. a year ago matt mcloskey was slowly killing himself with food. a lot of people think that because you're overweight becaue you're fat you don't care about yourself but its actually the opposite, i care about myself more than you even know. matt cared enough to write a courageous letter to ali for change. matt's life changed the moment she walked into his life. i'm ali, give me some love. matt's first weight in was a brutal reality check. alright 369.5. i didn't know how much it was going to be. its just overwhelming, its.

that's right, matt.s mine off the list now, and run themselves ragged rooting around one of the other ones. relax, i'll fix you something to eat. joe may be right, but i'll feel safer if you keep a lookout, matt. -alright. we can see the mine entrance from here, tonto. we'll keep an eye on it for awhile. me think it good idea, kemosabe. crockett act very strange. him bare teeth like animal guarding food. i have a notion he knows a lot more than he lets on. suppose you ride back to gunsight, find out if the mine is really active. stop by the assay office and see if he's left any ore deposits there lately. ah, me do that, kemosabe. -we'll meet here at camp later. ♪ ♪ alright, matt. come and get it. i saw a little smoke in them boulders up there. looks like somebody's fixing a meal. hey, it might be them fellas that was here before, still spying on us. -you'd better go take a look, joe. rosco and me can't take chance on bei

it's a shame we've degrade to this, that this is called entertainment, matt. this is not matt.omise a young person fame and fortune, pay them and show them how to be even more outrageous, this is not the norm of west virginia. if you want to come look at the most beautiful state, great people, come on. we would love to have you. you want to go trail riding, hiking, zip lining, white water rafting, we have it all. this is not who we are. >> senator joe manchin, say hi to the folks down there for me, please. >> i will. i will, matt. they miss you. >> i miss them, too. thank you for your time, senator. i appreciate it. >> thank you, matt. >>> up ahead, the woman who survived on snow and tomatoes after she became stranded in a winter storm for nearly a week. she'll talk for the first time about a harrowing ordeal. >>> up next, would you ever hire a drug-sniffing dog to search your own teenagers room? ! oh, look, honey... it's santa. mom... i mean, mrs. nelson, i have the perfect gift for you. oh...santa. [ male announcer ] the charmed memories collection at kay jewelers. each charm

and the whole time i'm like this is so embarrassing, matt.'s like i don't know who you are. and i was just like oh, my god, now this is hurting my street cred. i'm like matt, we should just leave. we go back to his apartment and he is so missed off. he's like i'm going to show that guy that he lost a major, major customer. so he goes around his house and tries to find something to bring back to show the guy but all he had was "stuck on you" the dvd. [ laughter ] he's like i can't show this to him. he won't take me seriously. so he got like a german gq or something that his publicist sent him. it says like dying matt damon. he goes you just lost my business, pal. the guy goes, okay, get out. as he walks out, he goes hey, jim, i think you're pretty hilarious. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i knew that matt damon was a violent, arrogant, pompous drunk and now you've proven it on television! >> it's true. >> jimmy: well, you did a really great job with the movie. the movie is called "promised land." it opens on theaters january 4th. go see it.

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with matt damon and john krakinski, two of the actors in gus van sant's new movie, "promised land". >> the biggest conversation matt and i can have is it starts conversation, beyond the issue of grabbing in the vernacular right now, to us it is the decision of communities gathering together and realizing that they have a voice and a responsibility to sort of unite and engage in these issues that are happening each day and deciding for themselves whether they want it. >> i forgot what it was like to start from, you know, the open laptop and that was just really fun, i just, my wife said to me in the middle of the whole thing, she says no matter what happens if you never make this movie, i haven't seen you this happy, at least remember how much fun it is to write. >> rose: a look at the economy and a look at the movies when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with an assessment of the u.s. and global eco

. >> lakewood police detective matt vandiver investigated the case. >> the bartender attempts to geter with the cash register and it gets knocked to the ground. >> suddenly the tussle takes a more dangerous turn. >> that's when i saw the knife. she's trying to slit my throat from behind, telling me she's going to kill me or i'm going to die. >> the blade just misses t.j.'s neck but slices his left ear. the woman slashes at t.j. again, this time stabbing him in the abdomen. >> i knew i had been punctured. when your life is threatened and you're in that fight mode, you kind of don't think about it. you just think, i'm fighting for my life right now. >> with no other employees left in the bar, t.j.'s best chance for help is a hidden panic button under the counter. he purposefully maneuvers his attackers toward the center of the bar and is able to reach the silent alarm to alert police. >> when our dispatcher sees a panic alarm, our officers respond immediately to the scene. >> the phone immediately started ringing off the hook, so i knew the police were on the way. it was very reassurin

his willingness, to this agreement, essentially to side with matt kibbe and others against dick armeyen though he entered a disagreement that will eventually pay dick armey $8 million over 20 years, is significant because it suggests maybe the leadership of freedomworks will have the backing of some major donors eve, that dick armey's leadership. >> according to some of the coverage, the claims to the source of the rift are very different depending on which side you listen to. from the side of dick armey, his crime that has to do it at the questions about the president of freedomworks, matt kibbe, writing a book review is personally benefiting from using the staff of freedomworks. but on the side of matt kibbe, he is claiming it has to do more with the fact that dick armey was trying to pull freedomworks more -- to support mainstream republican candidates instead of maintaining its support fort more t party-oriented republican candidates. what is your sense of these claims and counterclaims? >> i don't think there mutually exclusive, necessarily. certainly, there is more personality t

>> good morning again, matt, savannah, and al.ker john boehner could be off to a fresh start in their efforts to avoid the looming fiscal cliff. the president resumed discussions with boehner on wednesday. however, treasury secretary tim geithner kept up the tough talk telling cnbc the administration would let automatic spending cuts and tax increases take effect if republicans refused to raise tax rates on upper income americans. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton and russia's foreign minister are holding surprise talks today on the deepening crisis in syria. the u.s. is concerned that syrian president assad's regime is on the verge of releasing chemical weapons against its own people. allies want assad to step down to prevent bloodshed. russia is syria's strongest ally. so support for any plan is critical. >>> search and rescue teams are still finding survivors two days after a powerful typhoon bopha struck the southern philippines, but the death toll has climbed beyond 375, and hundreds of people are still missing there. su

why matt! barbara we've been friends for a long time. you're the loveliest girl i've ever known you're also the most ambitious. yes matt i am see i'm not a psychiatrist i don't know much about neurotic conditions. but i do know that what fred is doing he must do. psychiatry won't give a lot of poor kids a chance to grow up like decent human beings but fred parker will. psychiatry won't wipe out the vicious elements in this world. but the influence of governor parker will. and this ambitious wench barbara foster is going to help him do it. i'm sorry barbara i guess i was mistaken in you, forgive me [music] i'm sorry too i'm sorry that a man like fred has to pay for all this with his health. well perhaps it will work out as a matter of fact. his condition may pass as quickly as it came. but he must be handled with patience and understanding, it's going to be difficult for you. nothing's difficult where fred's concerned. if you could possibly get him away for a short while it would help enormously

it may be possible. >> i think it's real. >> matt what do you think?eals two fakes. >> i can break the tie here, it's real. the sugar in plants produces an energy source that produces an electrical current. >> what happened to matt? >> you know when you have a potato clock? same idea. i got a set of encyclopedias that is killing it right now. >> next video, penguin escape. >> that really looks like a penguin. i do not think that's a small person in a penguin costume. ♪ >> this is a penguin escape. >> you know why i think it's real? he did the run, he ran a little funny. >> real penguin, i think it's a set up. >> throw fakes, one real. >> when you see the eagle that snatches the kid? >> yeah. this is from the same class of students. this is another phony video. >> we knew it, see? >> the last video i'm sad to say is called meet johnny booger finger. >> no! >> he ate it! >> yeah. >> is he going inside his nose -- no he went inside. >> just super comfortable on the subway. >> which makes me believe this is fake. who would go to town like this? he's like s

so can we expect to see matt dancing again?> there's a few places that i still haven't managed to get to. number one on the list is, and probably will always be outer space. i'd love to get up into space. i hope someday that i'll figure out some way to get up there. >>> a trip to the department of motor vehicles could be one of the most universally dreaded things we all have to do. but in this next viral video, two filmmakers appear to make trip after trip to the richmond dmv willingly and in costume. and each time, they come out with a new license. >> it's already pretty interesting to see some of the spray painting hair on their head. it's kind of a good look. a little non-pc racial humor. definitely popular, whether you love it or hate it. funny idea. i like the concept a lot. i was instantly skeptical because you could fake that completely and there was zero footage of them in the dmv. >> how are they letting them redo licenses that often? >> the video took off generating millions of hits and attracting media attention. >>

we just heard about my classmate, matt freeman. i learned about matt's death on facebook which is obviously not the ideal ways to learn that one of your friends has been killed but it did allow me to go right to stage and see what people were saying about him at the time which was incredibly, incredibly cathartic. i remember looking at what he'd written before he was killed in the ops -- obviously put a post up that someone interpreted as disagreeing with president obama's policies and the start of one of these arguments you see on facebook all the time enselman says you said this and i think this and you go back and forth and you say please just shut up. matt was incredibly inspiring. he said don't fight on my page. i disagree with some political decisions but he is my commander in chief and i support him and all military systems. to my knowledge that was the last post my friend matt wrote on facebook. in our last two national elections we watched our country registering complete dissatisfaction with the status quo, throwing them

goodbye matt. albert. yes miss barbara? i'm going home and if the judge awakens during the night please call me. yes miss barbara. [clock chimes eight] [whistling] [whistling] judge! please sir your appointment is for nine sharp. judge your honor. hum. i hated to wake you sir you were sleeping so peacefully. he did it i got one! one what sir? you got one too i hope so sir. i can feel myself i'm solid. solid like i used to be. are you quite alright sir? alright sure i'm alright. hey hey what where's nick, hey nick, nick where are you? hey nick. did nick sleep here too. i am afraid i don't follow you sir. you better not i don't like being followed. who are you anyway? really sir. are you gonna tell me or do i slap it out of you. i know, but your man sir and if you'll pardon me your bath is ready sir. i don't need no bath they cleaned me up good when they laid me out. where's his duds? i beg pardon. his duds-- his rags-- clothes! whose clothes sir? the judges i got to get dressed and get to st louis quick. what am i a judge or

was good on immigration. >> he was. >> here is matt rhoades again. he spoke about that infamous 47% comment romney made when he thought it was a closed door fund-raiser. the doors were closed, but the tape was on. let's listen to what he says about how they handled the 47%. >> i remember speaking to him and, you know, there was a lot of negativity about our campaign as a whole, but he's a person that takes personal responsibility about it, and he would tell me on -- to me, like, you didn't say 47%, matt. stuart didn't say 47%. i did. and obviously it was not a high moment for our campaign, but i think it speaks a lot to who mitt romney is, and i also like to think it speaks a lot to who this campaign team is that we were able to make a run and come back from that because there were periods during that time where people, and many people in this room, said that we had no chance. we never allowed ourselves to believe that, and the governor never allowed himself to believe that either. >> susan, what's profoundly interesting to me there, here is the peop

have a good day matt. > > thanks a lot. that's it for now. tomorrow as we dish with the ceo of chobani yogurt. he says he's about to open the world's largest yogurt manufacturing plant. we will tell where the jobs are. and for our fellow americans in newton, connecticut, our thoughts and prayers are with you. >>> the first funerals are set for some of the victims of friday's massacre at a connecticut elementary school. how the victims are being remembered by their community and world. >>> california's superintendent is calling for all schools to look hard at their security. we'll tell you what some school districts are considering. >>> overnight rescue in san francisco the special tools firefighters used to free a man from a chimney. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning, december 17th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm brian flores. it has been a tough weekend for a lot of people. let's take a look at our weather with steve paulson.

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>> actually, you know, i agree with matt. the problem here is that the conservatives don't have a leader who is stepping up. in fact, what boehner has done this time -- i don't think it's going to cause him any short-term problems because he learned from the last go around where he tried to strike the bargain. it didn't work. now what you've seen is he's got eric cantor at the table with him and paul ryan at the table with him. if there is a leader in that tea party movement, you know, it is paul ryan. paul ryan is at the table and he's serving as a liaison to that conservative wing in the party in the house. i think actually boehner, what we're going to see has learned from the past in his leadership troubles in the past and he has put together a leadership team on this very issue where he has kind of his, you know, hands in every part of the caucus right now. >> liz, matt welch, great to have both of you here. thank you. >>> meantime, crowds have been pouring into michigan's capital this morning to protest that controversia

so much for being on the kaiser report thank you stay tuned for the second half i'll be talking to matt taibbi of rolling stone. a. little beasts and much brighter. morning song from feinstein. totty dot com. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york talk with journalist and author matt taibbi of rolling stone magazine recently been writing about the banks just can't remember anything that's i mean welcome back to the kaiser report. how's it going max super lie first of all i have to ask you something enough four years ago or so you came out with the giant vampire squid goldman sachs sucking the life blood out of america and he painted a fairly. not very flattering portrait of lloyd blankfein but the a lot has happened over the past four years so the question is is a lloyd blankfein still the biggest douche bag in america and on wall street back. you know i think it's it's a close race now if i had of i had to pick between him and jamie diamond i'd probably go for jamie done that at this point. you know goldman first of all goldman isn't as dangerous as ch

>> well, matt has since shaved his head.lways liked a man with a shaved head. >> i see. >> the bullet head look, which i think is very, very sexy. with hair, not so much. but right now, i'm going to have to go with matt. >> our thanks to barbara walters. her number one choice when the most fascinating people airs tomorrow night here on abc, 9:30 eastern. we're always online at abcnews.com. we'll see you back here tomorrow. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> i think christmas is the best time of year to get into audio knife spot over a parking spot at target. >> leslie mann. >> so your chesty, mucusy and cloggy. i think you might have the plague. >> ted. >> are there any plans to make "ted 2"? >> yes, we're basically just going to do the same movie but

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what i'm wondering here, matt, is we hear so often about a cliff.tural disaster, falling off a cliff. you object to this. >> i do. it's important to remember this is not a fiscal cliff. the cliff as you say is something that occurs in nature. you come up on a cliff and if you don't slow down, you plummet to your death. this is a fiscal suicide vest. this is congress rigging the system and saying last year in 2011 it actually was, we can't be trusted to make good, mature decisions about what needs to be done. we're going to booby-trap the system, and if we can't act like adults this date certain, it will explode and be awful. it turns out enthuse kantd make the responsible decisions together. no one should mistake for a naturally occurring part of the legislative process. they created this disaster and can't deal with it. when they talk about how they wish he they could be home with their families, people will lose unemployment benefits. >> where do you see this ending? what's your gut instinct now? are we going to get -- because i hear from both sid

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let's see what's going on with the market today with matt shapiro, president of mws capital. good morning to you. > > good morning angie. > this is certainly one moody market. it seems to move on every word that comes out of washington. > > absolutely. actually, i am surprised, given the stalemate that we had this weekend and the gop yesterday having a counter offer - they are miles apart, but the market really held in there, and i think, at this point, the market is just basically pricing in that nothing really good is going to happen in washington, at least for now. > what about manufacturing matt? the numbers came in solid for china, not so good for the u.s. there was a bit of a slip. > > i think some of that is the concern. but at least the silver lining is positive for china. but realize, china is $8 trillion. our market is about twice the size. so we really need those manufacturing numbers to kick in next year. but of course there have been so many good confidence and housing numbers to sort of buttress that weaker number yesterday. > what is your stock strategy in the

ktvu's matt killer arrive on if scene just about 20 minutes ago so matt what can you tell us about what you learned so far. >> frank, i just spoke with the san jose police department spokesperson and he told me that the victim was found right past these police cars up here and too the right there on fair haven drive. he told me the first call came in around 3: 3:20 as a car accident and paramedics found a 16-year-old near a vehicle. police told me it appears it was a gunshot wound and likely a homicide. the body is still here on the scene as officers investigate. this is the city's 44th homicide of the year making it a 20 year high for san jose. we'll of course continue to get the latest information on this case and bring you the details tonight on the 10:00 news, reporting live in san jose, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> developing news now in just the last 30 minutes we have learned two people were killed and a third person was injured in a shooting at a busy shopping mall in clackamas. the suspected gunman is also dead though they are not saying how he died. you're looking rig

coping. >> reporter: i'm mass jablow in northwest -- matt jablow in northwest. parents and students in the washington area say it feels much closer. it just felt different. that's what students all across the washington area, all across the country no doubt were saying about being in school today. >> yes, it did feel different. >> reporter: the first day back in class since 20 young children and six adults were shot to death inside sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. at the clinton christian school in upper marlboro, a special prayer service was held this morning to remember the vehicle tips of the shooting and -- victims of the shooting and the flag outside the school was flown at half staff as were flags outside most area schools. >> i told them i loved them. >> reporter: where a lot of parents described a certain anxiety about dropping their kids off today, even though as a precautionary measure security at many schools was significantly heavier and more visible than usual. >> we did a lot of things with the family this weekend. >> reporter: matt j

♪galloping> alright matt, you can't get away that easy, let's go.lloping> i told you he was at it again, sheriff. get over there with the rest of your gang. ♪ roy, i went by the telegraphed office for ya. here's your message. thanks dale. no spanish land grant ever granted to bedford family. mine is in public domain. what do you think of that, sheriff? that means that the claim joe denton staked out is good, and i've got the map to prove it. you'll never take me. good shot pat. sheriff, if you'll check the bullet hole in bill bedford's arm you'll find that it looks suspeciously like the one that was in denton. they both came from the same rifle. get your deputies to help us, and let's put these men where they belong. there you are roy. dale, i got me a map too. millions and millions of dollars. that's a real funny looking map and it's stuck together. that river looks like some kind of a tree. it's printed in spanish. dale you read spanish. how about translating this for pat. okay a life giving herb discovered by juan hernandez in 1812. a

that is matt cavanaugh of cmz trading. > > thank you. that's the end of the line for our show today. coming up on jobs friday, why low-wage workers are pushing for unions. will it work? and what will be mean for corporate america? from all of us at first business, thank you for watching. have a great thursday! . >>> good morning, one person is dead after a house goes up in flames in san francisco overnight, why the fire is being called suspicious. >>> they found a gruesome discovery along a busy freeway. >>> two landmark laws are going into effect in that state, it is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us on this thursday december 6th, i am pam cook. >> there is this thing called the sun that we have not seen for a while. >> oh, i like that. >> steve? >>> yes, i think we will. it has been a fun week, pam. we do have some areas of fog and it is that low overcast which the m

that's matt cavanaugh of cmz trading. have a good trading day matt. > >thank you. that closes out our show for today.. coming up tomorrow-- it's traders unplugged...our pros turn into fortune tellers-- with outrageous predictions for the stock market.. that just might come true. from all of us at first business... thank you for watching and have a terrific thursday! . >>> a grandmother is gunned down caught in the crossfire, we will have a live report. >>> and a scare in san mateo that prompted a response overnight. >>> and rain fall will soon making a come back. . >>> good morning, it is thursday, december 20th, it is cold out there and it will be cold out there owl day, here is more -- there all day, here is

matt, i did not say that. i said -- >> well, hold on for you to say that president obama won the election. remember you sat in the house of representatives for many years and republicans controlled that house. when democrats controlled that house, they flex their muscles. the republicans in the house have a constitutional obligation to make sure we get a fair compromise. speaker boehner wants that. that is what he is fighting for. >> i think the president does, too. and the republicans can't expect that after he was re-elected on the basis that the rich get to pay a little bit more that the president -- >> i didn't mean that. i didn't mean that. >> eric: okay. prediction, end it there. prediction we won't be going over the fiscal cliff. >> i think we will not go over the tis call cliff and it will be worked out by christmas eve. maybe if not before. >> eric: we can't something in our stockings for that. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> eric: jamie? >> jamie: fox news extreme weather alert. folks in californ

matt shapiro of mws capital joins us now for a closer look at g.e.morning to you matt. > > good morning angie. > why is this stock, and why now? > > have you noticed lately, the past week or two, the dow seems to be catching up and doing a little bit better, even, than the s&p 500. and one of the reasons are these big stocks like g.e., that i think are finally coming out of a slumber and are going to have a great year next year. > but haven't we missed the rally on this stock? > > a lot of people have kind of forgotten about g.e. everyone is thinking about apple, facebook, research in motion. what is the next hot stock, recovery-wise? but g.e. used to be $18, just sitting there, a total dog. now that it's popped up to $22, people are scratching their heads. where can it go? what i think it can do is go a lot higher. this stock used to be $40 before the financial crisis, and its businesses are still more than fine. it is paying a 3% dividend, and, as i said, the dow is doing a lot better lately, you will notice, and it's these big, diversified industr

. >> reporter: steven koshey and matt cloud -- sheldon concert hall and matt mc-- stanley cup and matt cloud responded to the call. -- steven koshey and matt cloud responded to the call. >> gasping. not breathing. having two young children i know what a baby should look like and the baby showed no signs. no movement. >> the officers knew it would be 10 minutes before a ambulance arrived so they raced to the hospital themselves. he performed cpr on the newburn. >> while he drove i kept -- newborn. while he drove i kept up cpr. >> i could hear him talking to the baby just telling the baby to come back and breathe. so, you, that is something i will never forget. >> the baby is still in the hospital but in stable condition. he will be okay ncaa has to the -- thanks to the help of these two fathers. >> reporter: they will be going back to the hospital in the coming days and pay a visit and they are working together on putting together presents for him. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the mother was also taken to the hospital. a police source tells ktvu she had cocaine in her system at

and then they pull. >> when we pulled matt out and he started breathing, the applause just sent chillsp your spine. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody back up! >> it's a moment meena buried underneath the sand for more than 30 minutes didn't think would come. but here he is one month later. sharing his harrowing story. >> well, i was six feet underneath. can't hear anything above the ground. >> for meena the nightmare began when he was on his stomach six feet below the surface digging a horizontal tunnel. >> i felt a little bit of sand on my leg come down. little chunks. then the whole thing just came down. tried to back out when i felt the sand on my legs but it was too late. happened so fast. >> meena screams and shakes his head side to side to keep sand off his face. in the process, he creates a small air pocket, allowing him to breathe. >> he was able to make just enough pocket to have enough air to survive. that's probably what made the big difference. that's what gave us that time to find him and rescue him. >> as he begins to feel the weight of the sand, meena passes out which

apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. tomorrow night samuel l.ackson, the cast of "jersey shore." and music from ed sheeran. good night.

east palo alto police it is untrue police chief and palo alto police chief matt and palo alto city hall. they talked about combining resources to curb the violence and a spike in violence and gang violence. strategic multi agency responsive team or operation " smart " launched last month. the police chief said that those in attendance that the violence clash. betwee taliban and gangs. this is a taliban gang member is getting arrested three years ago. the police chief said that this new plan could work. >> we are in this plan together, it is three different cities. but we are all in a coordinated effort. our detectives are readily

matt shaprio, president of mws capital, joins us for chart talk.matt, this is a topic that hurts me all the way down to my toes: the hedge fund people, the pensions, have been loving this market. they are investing heavily. what is the average investor doing? they are yanking billions of dollars out. what gives? > > well, i think retail investors have been very frustrated with how the market has done since the financial crisis. i mean, who would have thought major banks and their bonds would have gone to zero 4 years ago? but, it has been 4 and 5 years, and it is time to kind of forget and kind of go on the offensive, because while the retail investors have been pulling money out of the stock market, funds have had really a great year this year. typical fidelity funds are actually beating the s&p 500. for instance, fidelity small cap funds up 18%, 19%- > wow. > > so i think unfortunately, investors have got to take a look at the long-term, and the institutional money is right, and stay the course. > just take a look at this: here is a chart of the

matt krebbs shot and killed one last night.can be pretty dangerous. timmy, you better keep lassie out of the woods. i will, and thanks, mr. washburn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lassie, what is it? what's the matter? ♪ there's nobody out there. here, go on. you just take a look. ♪ lassie, come here! ♪ ♪ here, girl! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, i'm so glad you're back. one of those wolves came back and lassie chased it off into the woods. she's been gone now nearly two hours. two hours?! gosh, dad, lassie wouldn't stay away that long unles something's happened. we'd better take a look around. timmy has to be back in church by seven, so we haven't got much time. i'll come along with you. - alright. i better get my gun and a couple of flash lights. here, dear. hold these, please. ♪ ♪ lassie! - here, girl! ♪ lassie! dad! dad, look! it looks like