moose... what the hell is this?oug, if you say the words "atlantic" or "city" again, i will hurt you. carrie, i've tried to tell him. i just can't find the right moment. well, keep trying. all right, baby, we need an 8. we need an 8. come on, give me an 8. big 8! big 8! here we go. by the way, your wife's cheating on you. yeah! yeah, all right! yeah! what? so, you, uh... you all moved into your brother's place? yeah. yeah, 2 days ago. listen, moose, thanks again for telling me. i'm sorry i threw up on you. well, it was bad news. that 75-cent shrimp cocktail didn't help, either. so you and marie, have you started that counseling yet? yeah. the guy's great, too. we went together the first time, but marie feels that since the problems are mostly her fault, she wants to see the guy alone for a while. all right. try our new chipotle chicken flatbread, made fresh to order, with a drizzle of chipotle pesto and a crispy house-baked crust. and that's just the appetizer. chili's $20 dinner for two. more life happens here. vid

we start in alaska where we have a moose vsus amalamute. the dog was trying to chase it away. >> it looks like the dog is trying to play with it. >> it's not play time, it's like you need to get off this property, and the moose is like -- he's not keeping his hoof to himself, but this malamute does not back off. he seduces the moose to chase it away from them. >> now, the office of science with the department of energy, they have bison. these are big animals. we don't think of them frolicking, but that's what they're doing. >> they're just happy. >> this is in columbia, and pay attention to the man leaning against the door there. he looks like he is waiting for the train to come. this woman over here is using her cell phone. he decides that he is going to steal her cellular phone, but not before opening the door and giving himself a escape route. she falls, he grabs the phone, runs out the door, and -- as he tried to exist the doors, the train it coming and it ends up striking him. amazingly he just falls between the train and the platform.

here comes a moose. the moose lives because of the wet and slick roadway. a second there i was thinking it won't be able to get up, it's too slick. it does it. it gets away. i like how all traffic stopped. nobody tried to hit this fella. >> i'm glad all the cars had a chance to safely stop without crashing into each other or the moose. >>> talk about a thrill. the meters alpine slide in austria is more than a mile long, it has lots of crazy drops and high speed curves. t' one of those single personrs speed with a brake on the slide this guy is attempt going down the entire course without using the brakes. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> because he was going so fast, the guy caught up with some people in front of him. that irritated him because he had to jam on the brakes. he stops, he waits for them to get down the track before he continues. at the speeds he's going, you can see up ahead there are the kids he's catching up to again. once again he has to jam on the brakes. >> it ruined it. [ bleep ]. >> again, he catches up. this time gives them a little tap. >> they'r

a moose on the loose.what they did after finding this giant visitor relaxing in their swimming pool. >> he looks pretty comfortable there. >>> temperatures are set to climb as the meteorologist mark tamayo is up next with how hot your monday will get and when to expect a cool down. >>> well, we are wrapping up a very nice weekend. temperatures warmed up as advertised. 60s, 70s, 80s. oakland topped out at 79 degrees. fairfield in the upper 80s. another warm day in the forecast. the nation's midsection with the tornado situation, these are all the spotter reports today of all the tornadoes in these areas. quite a bit here in watching some of the storm chaser videos. they were very close to some of the storms. we'll move the map up to the north and the east. now for tomorrow a moderate risk of severe storms coming up through a good portion of oklahoma and out towards the southwestern portions of missouri. still something that we will need to watch out for on monday. back in the bay area, clear skies. still a

a moose on the loose.d after finding this giant visitor relaxing in their swimming pool. >> he looks pretty comfortable there. >>> temperatures are set to look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> well, we are wrapping up a very nice weekend. temperatures warmed up as advertised. 60s, 70s, 80s. oakland topped out at 79 degrees. fairfield in the upper 80s. another warm day in the forecast. the nation's midsection with the tornado situation, these are all the spotter reports today of all the tornadoes in these areas. quite a bit here in watching some

just going back to my moose stuff. i wonder if they are embarrassed when animals fall. >> i hope he didn't see the camera. >> there is another show, when animals fall. >> he will just be bullied on-line, that's the problem. michelle, some reality shows are more highbrow because you learn stuff. you learn more stuff from those. guys that make bird calls than you would on like "sesame street." >> and i feel it helps you unwind. there are so many stupid people in this world and reality tv is a great way to deal with them. you get to laugh at them and see all of the stupidity. i enjoy it. i like trashy tv. >> i don't think all reality shows are trashy. you are talking about the "housewives of miami" kind of thing. i do think there are really good shows, mike, that you learn more about. like intervention. >> ya, like you learn how to tell a million people you have hiv or what happens if you snort wasabi. it is pure class war. pbs is the -- the programming is determined by wealthy people who honestly have nothing better to d

this is a seven foot moose it looks like it's just relaxing as it waded into the shallow end. it eventually climbed out and left. >>> a woman from oakland was the winner of a design contest for the simp con cease couch gab. he was rewarded with a trip to the studios to see her idea brought to life. >> see how details the layers go into it. just really incredible. >> that was cheryl brown. she thought of homer, barge, and lisa simpson as dandilyons sitting on the couch. her idea was picked out of 300,000 contest entries. it was used in last night's season finale of the simpsons. >>> time now 5:26. let's check in with sal to see what is happening. >> good morning. we are look agent the south bay commute at this report. and 17ment cog over the -- and 17 coming over the santa cruz mountains. let's take a look at the sunol grade we had an earlier crash. the crash turned out to be on the shoulder. nothing major as you head down to the south bay. >>> for some it's very, very cool. for others it's very, very warm. it will be sunny today and warm to hot. temperatures this will be the w

as the winter hawks traveled to canada, to play the halifax moose heads.d the twilight's last gleaming, she began to lose her luster. the audience, with some reassurance. one of the american fans, shaking his head. but she's hardly the first to raise eyebrows. jose feliciano. it was his interpretation that angered traditionalists. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> reporter: at least he remembered the words. michael bolton, strongly wrote it out beforehand. ♪ so gallantly streaming >> reporter: of course, there was natalie gilbert, just 13 at the time. 20,000 in the stands for that nba game. ♪ as the stars last -- >> reporter: and the coach who came to her aid. ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled ♪ >> reporter: he offered a helping hand, just like the crowd did this weekend. ♪ banner yet wave o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave >> you can always count on the crowd to pitch in. "good morning america" with the latest on the tornadoes, first thing in the morning. diane sawyer right back here tomorrow night. and from all of

look at that, a moose track. a moose. that's a very good sign that there's a bear up there.le animals. >> reporter: deeper into the wilderness, we made a breakthrough, fresh grizzly tracks. >> definitely a grizzly track. super characteristic of a grizzly track is these giant claws that you see here. they can be four inches long. >> reporter: what size bear is he? >> he's about a 600-pound grizzly. yeah. >> reporter: how fresh does that look to you? >> well, i didn't see it yesterday. let's try to find this guy. there's at least two bears here right now. let's keep poking up the hill. there's a bear in there. about 600-pound big male. about as big as they get. i call him black bart because he's got that super dark coat. >> reporter: the moment where he stopped, turned and looked at us -- >> he knew we were here. yep. two bears. two good-size grizzlies. could be a female with a male in hot pursuit. this shows how much activity in such a small area, which is pretty rare. >> reporter: so by my count, three grizzlies, moose, coyotes, birds. that's a pretty good day. you told us i

a moose was taking a swim in their pool.ught it on video, shooting out of their living room. this is a 7-foot tall moose casually wading in the pool. if eventually climbed out of the pool and left. >>> for the first time, san francisco will be regulating commercial dog walking. after july 1st, dog walkers you will have to get a permit, have proof of liability insurance and undergo at least 20 hours of training. in addition, you will no longer be able to walk more than eight dogs at once. some critics say they are planning to file an injunction based on unconstitutionality. >>> a woman of oakland was the winner of a designed contest for "the simpsons" gag. she was reported to a trip to the fox studios to see her idea carried out. >> all of the different layers that go into from the script, the drawings, the coloring. really incredible. >> you tell him. she featured the family as dandelions, sitting on the couch. her entry was picked out of 3,000. it was used in last night eight season fi fally. congratulation -- finale. congr

coolidge would go one, the realization persisted through time to touch all men souls as a moose on to paris, london, of moscow and men of every mark the entry of new forces into human affairs and it represented the realization of the true glory and worth of man and encouraged by that man would bring press changes that would bar call history of the day. man's triumph it progress has consideration of natural right but as he reminds us it is not sufficient to live by. as coolidge reminded the audience the preservation of natural rights is an understanding of duty in politics and the signers knew that well but more important still then he represented so he did dustoff there after surging man was to stand in the universe with a new and supreme importance they tried to ensure like the liberty the pursuit of happiness did not shrink from the logical conclusion of this doctrine and true republican men see it as a sacrifice not survival of the fittest. this runs deep in his writings the first ever speech they all mention it and he continued to return to the declaration because it was a product

as soon as that's over, we start looking forward to harvesting caribou and moose. i mean, it's a constant variety of activities that rely on good, clean environment to sustain us. >> if pebble goes through, it will change everything. having that influx of outsiders coming in, affecting the way we live... that would be really hard on us as a people. >> narrator: with most alaskan natives in the region opposed to the mine, pebble ceo john shively knows he has an uphill battle. >> i came to alaska in 1965 as a vista volunteer. most of my work has been with alaska natives, looking for economic opportunities for people that live in rural alaska. >> narrator: shively has made a point of visiting local villages to explain the potential benefits of the pebble project. >> i'm all for the bear hunting. >> we have several ideas. the first is that i actually think the road itself ought to be owned by native corporations, starting, of course, with the corporations that have land ownership. >> there are some people that are very much for it because of the economic opportunity. i

good moose. that is what they do up in anchorage. >> jon: thanks for joining us. >> jenna: america live starts right now. >> megyn: fox news alert on the kidnappings in cleveland as we get man accused of holding women o hostage for 10 years is on suicide watch. i'm megyn kelly. ariel castro reigned on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping. his bond set at $78 million. the women now in their 20s and 30s vanished when they were 16, 14 and 20 years old respectively as you see on the vaccine. horrors they endured are just starting to be revealed am authorities are trying to understand how the women were kept in the house for so long without being detected and making new efforts to confirm there are no other victims. meantime, the women are adjusting to life on the outside. youngest of them all giving a thumbs up. look at that. as she returned home to a large crowd of well-wishers. earlier, gina's mother spoke out and she described the moment when she was reunited with her daughter. >> we didn't say

good moose.ge. >> jon: thanks for joining us. >> jenna: america live starts right now. >> megyn: fox news alert on the kidnappings in cleveland as we get man accused of holding women o hostage for 10 years is on suicide watch. i'm megyn kelly. ariel castro reigned on multiple charges of rape and kidnapping. his bond set at $78 million. the women now in their 20s and 30s vanished when they were 16, 14 and 20 years old respectively as you see on the vaccine. horrors they endured are just starting to be revealed am authorities are trying to understand how the women were kept in the house for

nomination, that he decided to form a third party, but i didn't realize the full drama of that bull moose convention. the delegates truly believed they were witnessing an historic moment, comparable to the creation of the republican party in the 1850s. the platform called on government to be an agency of human welfare, to shift the national income and the blessings of our civilization so that everyone could enjoy it instead of the few. writing decades later, one of the delegates claimed the new deal went little further. with the republican party split in two, of course, the democrat, woodrow wilson, wins bringing defeat to both teddy and taft, seriously diminishing the progressive wing of the republican party forever. while that forms the natural ending of the book, i mow wanted to keep the -- i show wanted to keep the story alive a little longer, so i was delighted to discover an incident for an epilogue that would bring the story full circle. shared opposition to woodrow wilson eventually drew taft and t.r. together. in may 1914, they happened to meet in chicago. taft approached teddy w

jeanne moose more on the biggest loser. >> reporter: if you think are you sagging, consider obie, thetually hear his belly dragging. >> that's a good boy. >> but on tuesday, obie dragged himself to oregon expert vets and went under the knife after months of weight loss. >> it is a modified tummy tuck. we removed redundant skin and had to reconstruct. >> reporter: the idea wasn't to make mihm lose weight. he already done that, at his worst, screen left, he weighed 77 pounds. screen right, dropped 40. obie's previous owners were elderly and ill. overfed him, practically killing him with kindness. he was adopted by a veterinary technician. she had to fight for custody of obie. he got praised to waddle down the ramp. his belly made him look like something that washed up on the beach. but thanks to an overweight management formula fed to obie, in a dish that slows the dog down as he eats, he started losing weight. didn't appreciate veggies. >> these are carrots. >> reporter: and he was too fat for the treadmill. demonstrated by norah's other dachshund. but over eight months, look at his we

jeanne moose with more on the world trade center's crowning glory. >> it's what people love. tree, the newest ornament. the spire on top of 1 world trade center, the antenna, the last thing to come crashing down and now it's come full circle with the new spire going up. and an american flag attached. for the construction workers -- >> see this go up, cap it off, it's a beautiful moment for everybody. not just for new yorkers, for america. >> reporter: workers applauded as the spire was lifted. it will serve as a broadcast transmission center, a beacon on top. >> the beacon that will be seen for miles around. and give a tremendous indication that we're back, better than ever. >> reporter: workers on lower floors took pictures as the spire was hoisted past them, atop the 104-floor building, workers savored the moment with upraised arms and dangling feet. >> can't knock us down. we keep getting up and doing what we have to do. >> reporter: a giant crane lifted the 22-ton section, the spire once fully installed will bring the building to a height of 1,776 feet, the date america d

cnn's jeanne moose. >> beyonce may be celebrated for her booty, but almost had to boot out a fan foropenhagen. shared her mike with a guy and started to walk away, he gave her derriere a little slap. beyonce sashayed away, not sure whether the butt slapper went or stayed. fans captured the swat from all angles and debated it online. if she don't want it slapped, girlfriend, stop plaunting it in their faces. versus just because she performs for leaving doesn't give you the right to violate her space. people who wanted to ask about the butt grab might as well butt out. all her label would say -- beyonce is no stranger to administering a little booty love and getting from her husband jay-z. beyonce seems to reward jay-z for his playful pat, not so playful for how some excited fansed asked in serbia. pulling her hair, touching her face. earlier this month, a fan rushed the stage when justin bieber seated at the piano. security instantly jumped in, knocking down the piano in the scuffle, while justin calmly walked away performing. and who can forget will smith when a ukranian prankster in

carolyn moose, herself a former player in the wnba, had an eight-year relationship with collins.o be married. last night on "piers morgan live," she said they had spoken a bit over the past couple of days, and it is a bit overwhelming. >> i did spend eight years with him and shared dream and vision, and i value that. i had to rewrite the script. i still am rewriting it. it's been very challenging. >> moos then went on to say she hopes collins can be more comfortable with himself. >> he's never been happier in his life. >> it's interesting to watch if this psychologically works in his favor and the hopes he can help others as well, right? >> i think helping others. >>> still ahead, new details about new jersmichael jackson's. the latest from los angeles on the wrongful death trial pitting jackson's family against aeg live. [ female announcer ] total effects user kim scott still looks amazing. but with kids growing up fast, fighting seven signs of aging gets harder. introducing total effects moisturizer plus serum. for the ninety-two practices, two proms, and one driving test yet t

. ♪ >> welcome back to the kron for morning moose tracks at hot spot on 680. are finally starting to approve for the 680 south bound ride. a hot spot this morning even though we did not have a major incident to account for the back up. things returning to normal. the movement between 24 and the south main street off wrap which is right here. that is the sign for it. things are not approaching normal conditions for the southbound 68 ride. following in the traffic map spirit is breaking up a bit. it does not reach as far a south as it had. i would not be surprising things were cleared out in an experiment which would put conditions back to normal. >> we have enjoyed a reasonably good cry from the bridge. the bay bridge back up the standing out in clearing out as well. the 80 approach is hardly bat the ball. the five city approach only slow from about the 800 crossing. for the san mateo bridge ride could be heavy at this hour in the westbound direction. it is still holding at 813 minute time. >> the golden gate bridge a good ride across the span. south bound 101

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malcolm moose was instrumental in putting together that speech but in the cross of iron speech in 1953 he warned about unnecessary spending on defense that if we spent too much on defense we would not able to do in the domestic grain of the things we needed to do in terms of infrastructure and schools, education and certainly a situation where we are today. in one of the more eloquent phrases that the speech he tried to remind the american people that when we are spending money on defense where also spending on the sweat of our labors in the genius of our science and engineers and that is a trade-off we should keep in mind from time to time. the third warning i think really pertains to our current situation because the warning was in the context of the danger of permanent war and remember we have been in permanent war since the authorization of the wake of 9/11 attacks, and authorization that i think really needs to be re-examined. eisenhower's specific warning though that is so important and also captures where we are today is that when you are in permanent war over long period of tim