what life as a pet is about because they spend 247 in a cage when you came into one of these puppy mills you would just see one on top of another in these little chicken wire crates. you know how cramped it is when you're when you're flying and i was thinking about and i thought it must be like that for the puppy mill dogs that are in these cages being able to get up and move around and i think that's the 740 seven's comedy 400 people and i thought it's just like taking 400 golden traverse or labs or shepherds and putting them in a scene shrapnel them in and making them live there for 8 years you will typically smell the facility before you actually walk near the cages and as soon as you can see the cages. i know it's going to be a bad situation when you have the above ground wire bottom change because that sort of tells us that the person is trying to be very efficient. this is a business people are not for profit for an initial outlay of a couple $100.00 for a few breeding pairs you can be selling puppies for a $1000.00 or more apiece if you breed every heat cycle which is not what you

what i started out here paying for all this stuff and whether churn pictures of puppy mills things ibet after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of. because it wasn't that people wanted to support puppy mills or called you the dogs it was this this is terry it did in fact and other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all of animals in agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall they said well it's a slippery slope but they will still continue to go into rural areas and convince everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle pigs it in deal with chickens it in the old any other species the language was explicit and anyone who's a 1st year law student could say with definitive precision that it just applied to dogs in space a clear way to one of the dominoes in what i call the

or some chronic problem or worms or parvo or anything that these animals can pick up in the actual milland they always seem to be you know we can state always most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in pet stores so when you go into a pet store and you see that beautiful little. that's a jumping out and or really wants the attention from you most people have no idea that the mother and father are back somewhere any factory farm type a setting where it can't be on horrendous it's not just pet lamb franchises they get the vast majority of their inventory from the primary states for puppy mills independent pet stores choose to seek out these same states a stark example of the supply chain leads directly from holmes county ohio to a single pet store in patterson new jersey. petite pups inspection reports obtained by ohio voters for companion animals show that in 2012 over 300 puppies from puppy mills and holmes county were sold wholesale to d n g only one reason would seemingly compel the owner of d.m.g. to seek out breede

prob be was something that was in the works for many years because missouri is the puppy mill capitalof the united states probably simply sought to impose humane breeding standards and limits on the size of the puppy mills you know what i started out here paying for all this different weather tour and pictures of puppy mills things like that after 2 weeks i just forgot all that literature it was a copy of prop because it wasn't that people wanted to support puppy bills or called you the dogs it was is this a stereo that infected other things it was a campaign of fear and misinformation fear that he was going to mysteriously morph into a ban on all rearing of animals and agriculture you know they said that this would affect farm animals you know it and then of course when they were confronted on it and showed the wall that they'd say well it's a slippery slope but there was still continue to go in a rural area and convinced everybody that this was going to shut down the family farm and it just created mass hysteria and it made a really difficult campaign it didn't deal with cattle deal

from puppy mill us whether you believe it or not that's where your dog came from a puppy. thing that he's really crossed because they're not rescuing or saving a puppy by by buying their dog what they're doing is they're sentencing the mother of that dog to a lifetime of misery you know you know the general public doesn't stop buying poppies i stock on a change it's just it's not going to stop i'll be down as the day i die and i owe a lot i don't know if i have to spend my days to save dogs we americans are treating dogs like members of the family we all love them in their beds to sleep at night we spend money on them we give them life saving better a care a society that values dogs is not a design it's going to tolerate this abuse of dogs on puppy mills. until the public is willing to forgo the purchase of a puppy on the internet or in pet stores no regulation will end the suffering of thousands of breeding dogs trapped in commercial mills across the united states and humane societies rescues impounds millions of dogs are awaiting the chance to join a family if the genera

few friends and i started going around to the mills and experiencing it firsthand so our local store is diabetics pet shop and we went in there and we saw the puppies and asked them and our 1st they were like from a breeder. they were very open about it and so we asked if we could contact them and so they gave us their card and we made an appointment and we went and we visited the mill and it was it was awful. in general we have the negative temperatures and the very very high temperature and the dogs are forced to live in that 247 and so our protests are every single week and no matter what the weather today. to be positive temperatures when i left my house this morning with the wind chill it was negative forty's this is cold it's not one of our coldness it is average when 000000 but usually air protests are between 2 people and 10 people every lead just depends on the weather and what we all have going on it is a priority and everybody we have several people that travel from out of town to get here 2 years is a long time to think that we've been in front of here this week our young

we'll have governor mills of maine, governor newsom, and governor mills will lead the discussion with the governors. [ applause ] >> i thought they were going to put chairs up here. i guess we'll do it from the thing. i'm not in charge of moving the seats. >> thank you, governor hogan. welcome to all of you to this discussion about fortifying our future. let me start by talking about my own state. i'm getting wroo ready. for the august meeting in portland maine. my state has 1.3 million people. it's small, the most dispersed. it juts out of the northeast corner of the country. borders canada, only state that only borders one other state other than hawaii and alaska. we're 90% forested. we have clean water and rolling hills and fertile farmlands and mighty rivers and deep ports. and if you take our state and stretch it out as far as you can, the coast line, as jagged and crazy, you'll find about 3500 miles of ocean coastline. so it's remarkable in many areas. but we're seeing the effects of disasters both natural and manmade. in small town of ma chooias, for instance, one of our easter

. >> pauley: luke burbank takes a sunday drive to bob's red mill.ena altschul shows us the works of artist betye saar now on display. faith salie explains why she's not always a team player. and more. first headlines for sunday morning, february 23rd, 2020. bernie sanders is the big winner after the democratic caucuses in nevada. nikole killion is in las vegas. >> bernie, bernie! >> senator bernie sanders celebrated in texas after clinching the nevada caucuses, bolstered by support from young people, latinos, liberals, independents and union workers. >> in nevada we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition which is not only going win in nevada, it is going to sweep this country. >> pauley: the winston met sanders front runner status buzz his rivals were undeterred. >> we are alive and coming back and we are going to win. he is a socialist, i am not a plutocrat, i am a democrat. >> before we rush to nominate senator sand in other words our one shot to take on this president, let us take a sober look at what is at stake. >> th

>> mills: well, he didn't light the fire. like, what can he do? he's just a bloke with a whole bunch of people under him and they're all idiots. ( laughs ) >> williams: for you, it sounds like it's the entire government that you're angry with. >> mills: well, they need to have a look at what, what threatens australia. fire threatens australia. that's our big thing, fire. fire, drought, all those sorts of things, that's what they need to focus on. >> williams: greg mullins says he and 22 former fire and emergency service chiefs from all over australia wrote to prime minister morrison last april warning him of a looming catastrophe and requesting more resources to fight bush fires. and what was the response? >> mullins: ah, that he was too busy to meet with us. >> williams: he refused to meet with you. >> mullins: point blank. told us to buzz off basically. >> williams: why? >> mullins: we've been told by senior public servants in canberra that because we uttered two horrible words, "climate change," we were discounted as being activists, and we wou

sam mills is a ba passenger, who fears he's missed his flight back home to pittsburgh in the states.lly in the baggage trays were not working to the belt to the backs to the planes so they had to put my back behind me at about one p.m. and i got through security relatively quickly and arriving and the flight board not updating, 2pm onwards was continually getting delayed. no gate information for my flight, and then unfortunately i was asking a ba representative, they told me not to worry, and i checked the flight every five minutes or so to make sure the gate hadn't popped up. as soon as it popped up, it said that it had been moved out at that point. what is that we view now? can you be put on another fight or are you stranded? as of right now unfortunately i am stranded. there is a line through and defeat this way and in both directions of people waiting for the line at british airways service desk. the light has not moved in about half an hour and we have all been standing here now with no communication from british airways whatsoever... and in terms of things like food and water a

, and saw mills. we have 17 border crossings between ourselves and the state of maine. so we're very integrated. when we talk about integrated economy, we're not only integrated in economic terms, but we're integrated in family terms. as i said this morning, you know, the borders have become not -- at one time they were kind of an inconvenience. my dad was a border guard for 25 years, and now, they've become a barrier, and it is a movement that we have back and forth and i feel like we're not trading, we're not trading opponents. we're trading partners. and we've always been kind of joined at the hip in that regard. in talking about the infrastructure that we watched here in this video, what i find in partisan politics, very much the priorities don't get set on the needed projects. we don't have flexibility coming from let's say the federal counterparts in order to focus on the needs of a particular province. and we end up building things we don't need. and we do it so we can cut a ribbon an take a ph

see what people have to deal with in mill bray and what they're fed up with. vo: iand there are doers.lkers mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike istilge done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will take both. but mike will get it done. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we choose to go to the and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't

we got a call from sandy mills, from up in washington state.bout how her family had handed it down through generations from her grandmother. so, here you go. we're gonna start it cheap enough that everybody can bid, everybody can play. where do y'all want to start? >> it starts at $5,000 -- not so promising. >> i got $5,000. now $10,000. $5,000 here. now $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. $10,000. now $15,000. $15,000. >> at 15k, all but three bidders drop out. >> now $20,000. $15,000 here. now $20,000. $20,000. thinking about $20,000. $20,000. now $25,000. >> now it's 25k. how long before someone blinks? >> now $30,000. i'm at $25,000. $30,000. now $35,000. now $40,000. i'm at $35,000. now $40,000. sell it your way! >> sold for $35,000. not exactly the payday robb once thought possible, but that's the auction business. the proof is always in the bidding. >> i wish it would have brought $1 million. you know, it didn't, but i'm happy with what it brought. >> the buyer, texas collector terry verburgt, is really happy. he thinks he got a steal. >> i think

the pulp mill varicella was convicted of illegal deforestation in 2008 to day it has f.e.c. certification. but in the village of parities a local residents have been arguing with varicella about its land use policy.

also 64 in mill valley. so gorsther tomorrow, but then once we hit thursday and friday i am seeing some changes. but the possibility of getting rainfall just continues to lower, at least with this system. let me show you why. the storm system will be centered offshore moving to the south. eventually moving into los angeles. so for us we see some clouds increasing then eventually a chance of spotty shower. but no hope for widespread rainfall this week. so here's the extended forecast. clouds increase on thursday. spotty chance on there in san francisco. and we're primarily dry here over the next seven days. inland valley forecast. 60s to low 70s. right as we head into the incredible. up to 70 degrees. but obviously what we need is some big rainfall. we don't have it, so let's bring you into that long-range forecast. right now no lanina, no el nino. we are considered to be neutral. stronger storms well to the north next ten days, but march, a ha, we do have increasing rain chances for the month. the problem i

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on the new brunswick side that has a paper mill on the main side.e two are linked, we bring the lumber agreement and 20% tariffs that are currently on our producers or at least 50% of our producers. if you look at the whole supply chain, within maine and new brunswick, we have a very integrated flow of chips, pulpwood, going back-and-forth to feed the industries on the other side of the border. the infrastructure we have that moves our materials around, is unique. i think in terms of integration. but it is strategic in order for us to maintain that business atmosphere to be viable. >> speaking of maine, governor mills i don't have sheets here but we will have our summer meeting in maine and we are looking forward to toronto but also invite you to cross over the border right from where you are to come visit us for a lot of the governors will be at this summer meeting in maine. >> soda that point i think it was bell island were roosevelt home was. we can't get to that without going through maine. we talk about access in such i'm sure you been to canad

mill some time soon. by and go back on top and with 16 goals in 5 games since the winter break there once again in all minutes for the title run it looms. so now let's take a look at the results from match day 22 feet and we shall say that month as the show ended in a goalless draw by and munich soft colline as we saw. the dusseldorf on the new management had to belin had a bone batted brenneman of excuses not when you don't believe in both the big. and freiburg shared the spoils and dortmund down frank that back on friday. and the amount of before we go that you can always get data on the news on the go just download out at from google play or from the app still that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world 'd as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of the news story you can also use the data to send us photos and videos of what is happening. there is more news coming up at the top of the stories is next here on day doubly for now on anthony howard

featured in cologne will coach mark is good still probably wouldn't mind a boring mill mill some time soon. brian go back on top with 16 goals in 5 games since the winter break there once again an omen is for is the title running loose. so now let's take a look at all of the results from that stay 2002 as you'll see months ended goalless by munich sort of cologne as we saw they do so golf on the new management had to build in big had a born a lot levick use and will spend over one outspoken freiburg share the spoils and back on friday and down the front more news coming up at the top of the hour with brian thomas stuff to get the web site is there for all the lives news around the clock at the w dot com for now but i'm anthony how i'm half of all the team here in berlin thanks for watching. that. for every. running. good. made for mines.

discredited what does doc does and what mills mills a said he is exhibiting saw ends of disorientation. he did tell us about being kept in severe isolation and ongoing loss a large notice i take lay within belmarsh prison the conditions of the subject to apparently. but when you kept by yourself 20 to 22 as a die with that minimal human contact you're effectively oss alloted so all of that has led to a guess at the plated state of health for julian a songe and i don't think it's fair or told to extradite an australian citizen. at of one foreign country into another foreign country to face charges for what for reporting on the facts. meanwhile the guardian newspaper has published a feature article on plans to tackle media repression by the british special envoy on press freedom clooney however one key by clooney however one can detail has been emitted clooney slings to do it in the sand and his case in particular despite the fact he's one of the highest profile cases of a journalist being persecuted in the country the guardian's article focused on clooney plans to she proposed to sancti

i've spoken this wake with professor mills mels of the un special rapporteur on torture. come to the opinion the along with a number of medical experts that julian assange was exhibiting the symptoms of psychological torture visited julian assange. and are going to side there's nothing that are sore that actually. discredited what those doctors and what mills melzer said he is exhibiting saw ends of disorientation. he did tell us about being kept in severe or solution and ongoing loss a large negative side technically within belmarsh prison the conditions of the subject to apparently. but when you kept by yourself 20 to 22 it was a guy with that minimal human contact you're effectively ocelot it so all of that has led to a guess at the plated state of health for julian a songe and i don't think it's fair or told to extradite an australian citizen. at of one foreign country into another foreign country to face charges for what for reporting on the facts doctors around the world have also condemned the u.k.'s handling of the case warning that the son is being subjected to p

mill sometime soon.yron go back on top with 16 goals in 5 games since the winter break there once again in almost 4 years the title running. mark when i look at that ominous form there it looks like biron of shaking off the problems from earlier in the season oh yeah they're definitely bang in-form i mean they've never actually scored 3 goals in the 1st 1012 minutes of in a way they could game before so that shows how good they are at the moment i mean robert levin dusky is in great form that was his 23rd goal of the season he's actually on course for breaking do most record of 40 goals in a build as they can see is an absolutely insane everyone's in form thomas muller is in great form they've just really really settled down and i mean i think no one's going to stop me come on explain you never know you never know you're never going to be an outside chance or maybe your or something like that you know what it sounds like from what i just heard there that that barnes gamble on making hansie fleck the head

jeff mills welcome brian kelly and steve grasso tonight on fast. shares of canopy growth sparking a rally in the pot stocks. why bad news is not so bad news in this sector we'll dig in plus for your chart of the week we look at a name we all kind of left for dead not long ago well maybe not everyone around the table. is the current rally for real? we get answers and love, exciting and new it's in the air this valentine's day. but wall street is sweet on a couple of stocks. >> nice. >> will they be lasting romances or are investors flirting with disaster we are doing a like or not, or hot or not like a would you rather. >> swipe. >> left or right, whatever it might be we don't care. all that ahead but we start with some big breaking news on the biggest name in investing. who else but warren buffett. the latest filing from berkshire hathaway showing outsize moves from omaha her here is the rundown to berkshire started new positions. kroger getting a pop 18 million new share stake over the quarter. biogen over the new stake. and berk shir bought the s

for many, many hours, milling around with fear that there was a car here, a birch table, they were having a party and sending an online. after it became clear what's going on, they were really just waiting to hear the news they'd all come there for. now, they are hoping that those numbers come out in their favor and they think it's time it's going to be different than 2015 and we got the name recognition, the policies that were really so out of the mainstream beforehand have now been adopted by the democratic party and they think he's going to be a veteran this time around than in his last shot. back to you. >> shannon: jackie, thank you very much, we will check back as the night gets more and more interesting we will go over to mayor pete buttigieg's and mike tobin us live there in the early morning hours now. what can you tell us, my? >> i'm gonna tell you that pete buttigieg really amounted to a victory speech giving

there was some anxiety people milling about. there was some a nxiety after people milling about.ed yesterday that a student studying here has the coronavirus. students we re here has the coronavirus. students were wearing face masks and some we re were wearing face masks and some were a little bit worried. but there are 1500 chinese nationals are studying here and york is very popular with chinese tourists as well. we know one student who was studying here and a relative have the and they are being treated in newcastle at the rvi hospital. we don't know anything about them, whether they are male or female, don't know anything about them, whether they are male orfemale, or how old they are and what condition they are in. yesterday the vice chancellor at the university of york moved to assure staff and students that investigations have shown the risk to other people is very low. the student had not come onto campus 01’ the student had not come onto campus or been in student accommodation before or after showing symptoms. it hasn't stopped some students being worried and the univers

the previous government was essentially a mill a front controlled by the chinese and built all we have to overthrow it to measure it becomes a government again the king has appointed mahathir to stay on as interim prime minister while the new cabinet is formed to govern it has to show it has the support of 112 of 222 members of parliament mahathir could well stay on if he has enough support from m.p.'s even if it means a change in coalition partners civil society organizations have expressed disappointment at the turn of events they say it's undemocratic if politicians who were defeated in 2018 elections can be brought back to power like this instead of through the ballot box it's a development that's created confusion and anger florence louis al-jazeera kuala lumpur the trial of former french prime minister and presidential candidate france wolf your has been postponed until wednesday for you and his wife made a rare appearance to the paris court for their lawyers asked for a delay to show support for a judicial strike against the government's pension reforms allegations that fuel on

tosenator reid, the mill mill alignment i see united states and nato with the north atlantic extension through the euro atlantic is the strongest i have ever witnessed. i have had the opportunity to serve in nato since 1983. i am pleased to report at the political level, as a result of recent documents that were approved at the political level, we are seeing greater cohesion. for the first time in over six decades, we at nato approved the first nato military strategy. it is a document that is classified, nato secret, that codifies the threat and codifies the activity we need to embrace to more comprehensively defend all 29 nations agreeing to the nato military strategy. >> i think that is a reflection at the political level, the military level, of improving cohesion. we talked about the shipbuilding program, can you give us a quick summary of where we are at and where we have to go? gen. lyons: yes, senator. on -- toow, we depend carry 90% of our cargo capacity in a wartime scenario. our readiness of the fleet is below where we needed to be. it is rapidly reaching the end of useful lif

in the neighboring town of ending in arizona had a highly successful cotton weaving mill. his wife was the one who built up the ark collection and she had another rather extravagant hobby. one apparently this is. a girl to. from. london a plane into golf. from this field if there was a little. runway almost i don't know. but anyway this is the sport. is the son of a 1st husband he lives in paris where he's an art dealer and an expert on rare books. he now represents a group of this element airs. a mission a fairy tale house only 11 objects from the family's considerable collection have been found so far in 5 german museums and 3 private collections abroad. is visiting erlend hope for the 1st time until now he only knew it from photographs . of the desk in this. picture which was a guy. standing here. it was from the desk that she startled her correspondence with your use bhutto or the necessity in the planning of the. the civil suit. fine. in 1036. on december 18th 1935. got in touch with art dealer harriet. we are currently trying to sell our factory and liquidate our est

. >> thank you governor mills, i'm from north dakota and i'm pleased to be on this panel. maybe strategically created the spam by having the farthest northeast coast and the west coast and then the north coast, some people might north dakota, for those geographic quizzes for everybody, where is the center of north america. answer, renovate north dakota is the center. so maybe missed named north dakota, it should be cult center north dakota. in the middle of this great continent of ours, we get here with all kinds of things and just in the past year, we've had floods, droughts, senior. with tornadoes, and i think the only thing we discover this morning, from talking is that we have not had any homes buried in lava. so in terms resiliency in our state, which is one of the most recently settled places on the planet, we had tribal nations were there primarily nomadic for centuries. scandinavians and german immigration. in 1880s and 1997 so we got a very short history. sometimes when you build those environment means that natural environments, there's a collision between those

now it's turned the other direction and i'm not so sure i think mills field is somewhere in the middle. and i think they are an unincorporated town and dicksville is a precinct. >> host: let's show the administrator at the hart's location in thanks for allowing the c-span cameras to cover the event tonight. >> everybody get out and vote tomorrow in new hampshire. >> any questions on a? you will be given one of these and we hope that you wear it tomorrow. any questions? tom is doing for timing for us again. if anyone is moving up to vote letbut try to rotate to keep mog between the table. this will be over in less time than ithen it told me to tell yu about it. >> just so you know, the ballots are not in alphabetical order. take a minute. right now they are hanging up so see your candidate on the list. >> they are both loaded with candidates this year, so take a look. and for those of you -- not only not in alphabetical order but they are in different places around the state so they wouldn't necessarily be in the same order as a ballot in claremont. the other thing, as soon as we are gi

mills, and that is still in the memory of a lot of people.s we transition into a much more advanced, technologically-based economy, that's a trichet -- transition that is a little hard in some some parts of the state. david: what issues are driving people to the polls? what motivates them? climate change, health care, housing is another one. any place where you have a stronger economy, you have tighteneness in the housing market. vacancy rate75% for apartments statewide. it is affecting everything. when i was talking before about how we focus on the human aspect of providing that part of the capital equation for our businesses, housing comes to the forefront pretty quickly. rick: picking up on the climate issue, we have seen warmer winters that we have had in the past. i know winter sports is a big driver -- taylor: it is february and it's raining. rick: hasn't had a big impact on our economy? taylor: primarily where we see it is in our ski areas. it's been an ok year in terms of skiing. but there is increase in technology, the ability to mak