he loves to play, particularly when a resident moose comes to the yard for a visit. >> moose can getces with them. >> i love how, you know, he goes in for a couple of kisses. >> ahh, this is sweet. steven, you said moose can be not so friendly. the owner of totem is walking with them in the woods until they came upon another moose. >> this moose was not nice? >> not like the neighborly one that came to the fence. >> oh! >> now, the video stops abruptly because the owner says he dropped the camera to seek cover. >> it was giving double leg kicks at totem. good thing he got out of there. they got charged twice while they were in the woods that day. >> maybe it was the same moose and the moose got really, really excited and was trying to scamper the way the dog was. >> what happened is all the other moose in the wild are mad that one moose is associating with a dog outside of their species. >> instead of being west side story, this is wasilla side story, play with your own kind. >> the moose and the dog. >>> many of us have been in planes, looked out and thought, i wonder what the cloud

i would rather find pork in my moose lasagna than moose in my pork lasagna.knew pork lasagna was a thing. moose lasagne sounds like something bullies would make you eat at summer camp. or italian night at sarah palin's house. but i think the big -- question is, how is all this weird stuff getting into ikea food? it's a little strange, right? i'm thinking about from now on, i might only eat at jennifer convertibles. russian president vladimir putin got a surprise today. he was in amsterdam meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. he was approached by a topless gay rights activist. a woman with her shirt on. that's angela merkel in the green. if you widen out, you see -- [ applause ] we do not doctor that photograph in any way. that's vlad. in a press conference later, they asked him about the protest and he said, i liked it. so mission accomplished, i guess. there was a new episode of, do you watch this, the real house wives of orange county was on bravo tonight. [ applause ] don't get too excited with yourselves. there are a ton of these real house wives

ed don't have a cow, but now something is popping up in a kid's moose lasagna, it is not moose. after this. neil: time for biz blitz, there is moose in my lasagna. they found traces of pork, to me that sounds like an improvement but after ikea horse beat mess up, they are en wondering why ty are selling food. derrick, what do you make of this? >> key is people want to believe in the brand they buy. this comes down to the shifting of responsibility to the big brand. if a person goes to ikea they want to know if they put down their heard earned water they will get a product or service they can believe in, the moment that trust is broken that report responsibility shifts back to the consumer, it causes them to doubt in the brand, like a contract, we put money down the brand owes it to us to have a quality brand or service. neil: my only thought on this, is that, just stick to furniture, leave the food alone, i understand at their stores, you go through a maze of picking out what you want, you can get the swedish meat balls that are perhaps not what you think. but just focus on doin

lasagne has been recalled after traces of pork were found. 1.6% pork in that moose lasagne.ly been on sale a month before it was pulled. moose meat is common in sweden though typically is not used in lasagne. >> take a look at the u.s. equity futures. up 21%. s&p up by just over three. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? >>> >>> welcome back to squawk, effect. let's look at some of the stocks we've been watch anything today's trading. general electric is buying lufkin for 3.3 billion in cash. it's up 37% on this news. the deal represents a big premium, 38% premium to friday's closed. the transaction, by the way, helped shares of weatherford international, the company that lufkin called its biggest competitor in its most recent report. these two have struck a preliminary agreement with the justice department to address concerns over han

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. >>> coming up, viewers react to our push to get sarah "great moose hunter" palin to lead the nra.s. >>> we're getting to the point where these homo fascists are going to force us to wear it on their sleeves some kind of identifying marker. >> yes. soon christians will be forced to wear some kind of symbol so everyone can see who we are. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again, and now i gotta tak

plus, a moose is stuck in an icy trap. can the animal be saved? this is "animal rescue." [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.] thanks for joining us. i'm alex paen. every day, ordinary people go to extraordinary lengths to save animals in trouble. this story is a great example. >> this is the nevada spca. it's a no-kill animal sanctuary. it is the only animal sanctuary in southern nevada that takes in all animals, so we've brought in dogs, cats, ferrets, guinea pigs, alpacas, bunnies hamsters. if you can think of it, we've probably brought it into the doors here. whatever comes into this building, it is safe. and in southern nevada this is the only place that they can go to that's safe. the quantity of animals we bring in, and the wide variety of animals, this really is the only place for them, or they would end up at the government kill shelters. we have 1,500 animals in the building. we've got various areas that we house them in. the dogs are in their dog runs. they have indoor and outdoor areas so that they can get sun during the day, if they want, and

and lasagna made with moose meat passed a recall. >>> and a sign of tough economic times in rhode island. the so-called superman building that towers over providence and looks like "the daily planet" headquarters will no longer be lit up at night. bank of america, its 85-year tenant, is moving out. >>> louisville university is one step closer to capturing two national titles. >>> plus, ravens' joe flacco takes on the great johnny unitas. >>> it's one of the best football scenes we've seen all year. details when "early today" returns. >>> now to other stories that caught our eye. arizona's search and rescue teams made a dramatic save 700 feet above the ground. the unit lifted a 50-year-old canadian woman to safety after she spent 30 hours trapped on the edge of a cliff. >>> several chicago children recently joined the chorus of voices opposing a plan to shut down 54 public schools. >> we will succeed! >> we will succeed! >> those students teamed up with hundreds of parents at a public hearing for one of elementary schools on the chopping block. >>> a north carolina dog is sporting hot whe

. >>> this moose to pick on someone his own size. this consider -- goose is chasing a gorilla.nd you can see the primate running away in fear. the video is shot in the zoo in capsas and canadian geese ended -- kansas and canadian geese ended up in the enclosures and they are chasing them out of there. someone needs to tell the gorilla he is a gorilla and the goose he's goose. >>> how much wood cay woodchuck chuck? -- can a woodchuck chuck? i am sure you never wondered how many ice cream a woodchuck could chuck. this woodchuck is a pet and his owner gave him the treat for his birthday. everybody should get ice cream on their birthday. >> look at him. >> i know. >> eating away. >> so cute though right. >> very cute. >> happy monday. it's nice to have you back lynette charles. >> thank you. >> hopefully you are returning to good weather. >> i didn't bring the good weather with me. >> reporter: we have rain in the forecast. >> the roads are looking clear. >> yes so far so good but that can change especially this morning when we are dealing with a little bit of rain. >> exactly. we

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onet is a process where moose with ideas to the margins, and not as radical ideas, but radical ideasith violence to achieve their ends. there are other forms of violent extremism, but in this case, we are seeing not just buy and use, but violent radical use. that is an ideology. there are some signs that particular the older of the two brothers was looking at violent to hottest or -- violentjihadist >> it is fair enough to say that whatever motivated it, this was an act of terror. your understanding of the war -- how much does this incident affect your understanding of policy and security issues? but i think it will be interesting to see how that -- >> i think it will be interesting to see how that turns out in washington. e are talking about jihadists rather than anti-government extremists. people will be saying, what have we done since 9/11? could will be wondering, more have been done? should more have been done? have the right policies been pursued? how you deal with the issue of homegrown terror and people turning to violence? >> thanks very much. that does bring our show to a c

it's tax season for millions of american families this is a very discouraging time in fact near as moose and paul was just revealed that fifty four percent of americans no longer believe it's possible for a person to work hard and get rich in this country. you know why they call it the american dream because like george carlin said you got to be asleep to believe it. or break. a little more of the good you ever seen anything like that. just yesterday former british prime minister margaret thatcher passed away for those of you who are avid corporate media watchers your impression of her legacy might look something like this. i think she's the probably the greatest prime minister of britain since churchill regardless of the ideological things we could always fight about you never had to wonder where moderate thought show stood on the issues i will not change just to cool it help humanity she was known to be uncompromising especially when it came to her principles of economic and individual freedom she was called the iron lady unbending and driven respected and feared whether it was ideolog

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liz: they are serving a moose and set in quebec. adam: yes. what is ben said?lices we call th. and we both worked in cleveland. where does it all end? vicki some pipeline is anywhere but ending. it is a very highly debated topic in the u.s., with protests pumping across the country, supporters also chiming in from d.c. to san francisco. we have somebody who says, whether you're for or against it there is money to be made. john stevenson is first asset investment management senior vice president and portfolio manager. money to be made. how does that work? >> obviously transcanada would be a good place to park some cash. if it is denied, the principal competitor be a great place and also in some other railroads because they will do well. the reality is, and this is of the department of state through last month, basically, it is not going to make a bit of difference whether it is approved or denied in terms of the actual growth of canada's oil stance and the fact that most of that oil is going to move south into the u.s. and ideally to the u.s. gulf coast. so it i

want to think before you go to ikea for lunch today, but they are withdrawing, kelly, don't do it, moose lasagna, who knew from the stores across europe after detecting traces of pork. ikea previously removed meatballs after they had traces of horse meat. hope you already had lunch. >> well, in today's installment of beyond a dream, we focus on education. did you know statistics show that every 26 seconds a student drops out of school? i know, it's very hard to believe and fathom that. one is fighting against the staggering drop-out rate. this is their story. >> on february 1st, 1960 fourth students from north carolina amt go to sit down at a lunch counter and demand to be served. in 2013, four black students who are now welcome at the lunch counter sit down and can't read the menu. how did this happen? >> noted educator, dr. howard fuller, one of the founding members of the black alliance for educational options is deeply concerned about the state of education among black students. against the back drop of gains made during the civil rights era fuller is trouble by the trends of today.

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progressives have wanted it for literally 100 years since the bull moose platform of 2012.uld get it until barack obama. >> i feel like kornacki is here. the bull mass party. >> it is like you're inside my brain right now. i was going to ask you, get out of there! i was going to ask you, what the calculus of obama care does to obama's legacy? if you wouldn't mind playing pretend with me. let's pretend that in ten years or so, all the republican predictions about obama care come true. and that it is, it proves to be too expensive and quality of carrying down. and the sky falls and obama care is deemed by history to be an unworkable failure. what is that change in terms of obama's legacy? how much of it is wrapped up in that monumental historic passing of health care? >> it is a great question. and i think a lot of his legacy is wrapped up in it. although there could be things that happen overseas that overshadow that. thing like immigration reform and expanding student loans are in that. i think the one thing that maybe critics need to account for. when these programs don't

israel and you pointed out earlier how objective you are because when prime minister and it on the off moose spoke to the joint section at -- session of the congress he got 2030 standing ovations, 20 or 30 standing ovations from congress but democracy now reported it was not objective comedy me what you said was something to the effect of prime minister netanyahu's shouted down the pro palestinian demonstrator. one woman got up and started yelling and in the arab country she would have been carted off to be beaten and raped but they don't do that in the united states and israel they just read her her rights and let her go. your reporting was that he was shouted down by a palestinian demonstrator not that he got standing ovations. do you remember that? >> guest: i want to address the larger issue that you have raised that is very serious with the israel / palestine conflict how important it is to bring out the voices across the political spectrum. i fear the media in the united states is changing, but as you report on powerhouse with the united states we see that with israel presenting the is

here is juny moose. >> reporter: it's a bridge over troubled traffic, a bridge too low.ears -- watch your back. has been using cameras to record the result. hosting them on his website, 11 foot 8 which is the official clearance of the gregson street railroad tressel, known as the can opener bridge. some vehicles just get a shave. others get stopped cold. for nearby businesses it can be -- >> almost earth shattering. people jump out of their chairs. >> reporter: some get offese. an rv loses its ac. a pod gets left behind. tressel is a working railroad bridge and sometimes trucks hit as a train passed by. a railroad, norfolk southern, installed a crash scene to protect the century old bridge, so the bridge always wins. not only has he uploaded about 60 crashes, he also collects pieces of debris and gets drivers to sign them. >> just a hobby. to have some fun. >> reporter: not so much fun for the drivers. he knows of no serious injuries, vehicles who are too tall trigger the overheight when flashing lights, which drivers manage not to see. don't even think of trying to slow

a moose and don has a range of about 40000 range of or so miles. you can if shabbily that out. it is not put the mainland of the united states at risk. it is not put hawaii at risk. got the capability in place to be able to monitor and protect the homeland, guam, and our forces that are there as well as our allies. >> how quickly are you aware if a launch occurs? >> this is complicated. in the past we had significant inw in indications to be able to understand the direction of the launch where it was at. this creates a problem for our intelligence. this is not just a north korean problem. this is a global issue. it put pressure on on our ability to understand what is going on and to see it and be able to respond to it. wem a military perspective would like to be able to deal with it before it ever launches. in this case, we're probably looking at being able to see it being in a general location and then 2 cents a launch to do what is necessary. at what point do you have to lot to protect our allies and their own territories? speculation. it would depend on the location of the l

he brought investigative reporting to the civil-rights story that was elevated to a new double and moose but the "l.a. times" did that every imprint and tell jack got there. when he was done there was 70 reporters and afterwards they had 57 so i called the bureau the house that jack built. [laughter] i will turn now to our wonderful guest. we have barbara matusow, jack's wife, who took on the completion of "scoop." it was 80% done the landsat and southern parts were done she polished it and it is a spectacular reid. everybody knows jimmy carter, former state senator [laughter] >> all day i wondered whether i try that? [laughter] president carter's new jack trout his career if not directly but his works but we have been chewing by mrs. carter. good to have you here tonight. [applause] and ambassador andrew young who is part of the movement jack comfort but he would have covered him as mayor of milan today and it is an honor to have you here as well professor young. [applause] terry adamson worked it deal mantic -- a man to a constitution later and got to know him well. and every graduate