go to dog school ♪ - ♪ mutt & stuff, mutt & stuff ♪ - today, a new student arrived at mutt & stuff namedo everyone gets to choose a fun game. - yee-haw! - and then we came here to have a cowboy doggy dance party! yee-haw! - ♪ mutt & stuff ♪ - ♪ let's go to dog school ♪ - ♪ mutt & stuff - ♪ let's go to dog school ♪ ♪ when i say "ready," you say "ruff" ♪ - ♪ mutt & stuff, mutt & stuff ♪ - thanks for joining us today! see you back at mutt & stuff! - hey, davenport. davenport! - [startled stammering] oh, hey, zoe. - what you got there? - my lasso. cowboys use 'em to catch cows. - huh. - and look, i caught one. [grunts and chuckles] - davenport, that's your tail! - oh! well, hi there, darryl. giddyup! [mimics hoofbeats] [trombone plays ascending note] [both laugh] both: whoa! - see you next time! - hi-ho, zoe, away! [playful musical flourish] - ♪ two genies in a bottle ♪ up in the starry sky ♪ it's shimmer and shine ♪ ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ on a magical ride ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ boom zahramay ♪ oh, what a day ♪ your genies divine ♪ it's shimmer and shine, shimmer and shine ♪ ♪ there

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today the notorious mutt ten flap and corn beef have been added to the fat and carbohydrate overload.y have embraced a healthier eating lifestyle, unlike so many other tong began families. this couple is an kpn commander of tonga's navy and counselor to king paul the 6th. >> for us, the meal is something to bring all the families together on the sunday sab badge. in the old days, our fathers and forefathers used uma to unite the whole family and we've kept that tradition up to now. although we have become richer now, and more developed, we still come together with the family on the sabbath. >> there's no obesity or obesity-related illnesses in the family. daughter is preg noont with her third child. >> i think we should go back and do the nowadays it's a good healthy food for me and my familiarly to have. i think it's a must, too much import, imported food, that's why ncds and obesities are happening here in tonga. too much imported food and canned food. that's the most dangerous food because we just have it right away, we don't cook it, we don't cook it if we're hungry we just buy it

and frank, as you know, is a rescue mutt. we very much promote the adoption of rescue animals.etter starts with a cat who needs a home. his name, utter -- >> come on, that's not nice. >> his name is mr. biggles. he is from a shelter in australia. they're going to write an honest adoption ad for him. so they say, he is a despot and a dictator. he will let you know he is not happy, which is often. his things are often just not up to his high standards. >> oh, he is a snob. >> he likes terms, he will sit on your lap when he decides. if the stroking is not up to his standards, he will nip. >> you described every scat. >> unlike frank. frank wanted to be fet by anybody any time and fed scraps. then he is a happy camper. >> look at this. what do you think of this video, frank? >> do you think he knows there's a giant version there. >> look at that dog doing yoga, doing sittups. >> frank, come on, let's go, perform. >> frank, that's exciting stuff. do your sittups, come on. >> do it, do it. >> you can do it. bicycle? >> polka. >> from new york city's bryant park. >> the polka brothers

washington, dc, and all of nixons documents and tapes were seized by the federal government and they were mutt in the national archives about 15 minutes from my house, until three years before i got the contract for the book. they were moved to yorba linda california which is as far away from washington, dc as you can get. so i spent many hours in you're yorba linda staying at the quality inn and wently to the records. the easy part was so much was put on the internet i could do a lot of research at home and i predicted probably in the next 20 years probably experience it as well where somebody could write a major biography of a major public figure and never have to change out of their pajamas. >> i'm always fascinatedded be the process of organizing such voluminous material. how do you decide what going into the single control and how did you organize it. >> the most important thing was to make it readable. the second most important thing was to aim it at the huge part of the american population that is had not experienced nixon and two-thirds and three-quarters of the american population eit

a mutt slide washed out part of that road in the hills.irs are expected to be finished by october. >>> bart has more officers patrolling the parking lots in the wake of recent car break- ins. nine cars were burglarized at the milbrae station on monday, one car broken into at another area and one car was also stolen from the lot. >> i did hear about the break- ins, definitely nerve-racking. i park here pretty frequently. >> bart police say despite this, car burglaries are down compared to last year. as always, bart riders who park their cars are urged to lock up any and all items in the trunk or out of sight. >>> 5:57, a fire at 30,000 feet, a flight heading to sfo makes an emergency landing. coming up at 6:00, more on what sparked that fire and passengers are telling their scary stories. >>> new developments involving a 19-year-old woman at the heart of a sex scandal. we'll tell you what oakland city leaders did overnight. >>> maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for eve

because he sounded just like his dad and i just went into a zone, because his father and i were like muttf, peas and carrots. i loved him and it still love him. thank you. [ applause ] i stand before you to talk about a brother, a friend, a companion, whatever you can think of, hand that is john lewis, and john lewis lived in, was born near troy, alabama, in 1940, february 21st. to share croppers. one of the things that john would do would be to listen to the radio at a very young age and on that radio that he would listen to, he would be listening to the reverend martin luther king who really influenced him. one day john had saved some money, maybe he'd sold tom chick ernst and saved some money. got on a greyhound bus with a round trip ticket to see dr. martin luther king to see if he could get him a scholarship to troy state. dr. king said i can't get you into troy state but i can get you into the baptist seminary. so john lewis was a student at american baptist seminary in nashville, tennessee. i met him in 1959 while we were both being tutelaged by the reverend jim lawson in nonviolen

we'll tell you her back story and how you can adopt one of these mutts.g up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> associated of the suspected manchester arena bomber are being arrested. >> president trump is in italy for the start of the g7 summit. this is the latest stop in the marathon of international meetings. the issues he is expected to bring up. >> good morning, it's friday's, may 26. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's start with traffic and weather first. jaclyn is tracking our commute. we have an accident in the east bay. >> yup. it's starting. it's getting busy out there for your getaway memorial day weekend traffic. we are tracking a big backup for drivers heading along 880. we had an earlier accident southbound 880 right near l emont boulevard.

here comes some of the trucks that just shut down this road and mutt cones out here. this is one of the contractors here doing some of the road work. we don't know how it happened. it is a nation how long it will take to get capped. despite how bad and dangerous it looks they are saying no hazard ordaininger for anybody driving by because you are seeing how close these cars and drivers are getting. >> that is amazing, good job, steve getting on that great pictures there to start off, so again, eastbound route 70, the scene of the gas break there heading in toward new jersey, they have construction at haddonfield. getting ready to leave the house would i use route 38, work your way over to 38 and that will give you access to the ben franklin bridge and into philadelphia 38 is the way to go, karen and thomas, back to you. >>> great teamwork on that one at 4:06. search for a bucks county man police described as armed and dangerous over three two-year old brandon grasso was arrested at a maine tell in milford, township. police believe he fired a shotgun at a car in the qu

i get the impression all of this tum mutt tumult is something he thrives on.nd of the day sees himself as having a productive week. >>> with the fbi director ousted, some are calling for a special prosecutor on the russia question, including michigan's gary peters who is here. >>> and matt drudge warned president trump this week, leaks on hour, every hour, will destroy presidency. there's a trojan horse plotting within the inner circle. with all of the talk of nixon's watergate, does trump have more than one deep throat in his ranks? i'm about to ask former senior nixon adviser, pat buchanan. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depress

good little mutt. what did you do?t really low, and just keep on texting. [ cheers and applause ] bad dog. who's next? look at this little feller. [ audience aws ] i get drunk at my son's little league games. [ laughter ] bad dog. who's up next? aw. [ audience aws ] this looks like a good guy. i hired my puppies to important positions within my administration, despite their total lack of qualification. [ cheers and applause ] no. no. who's next? what did this girl do? i'm addicted to botox. [ laughter ] i'm not sure that's what it would look like but -- who's up next? aw. [ audience aws ] this guy couldn't have done anything too bad. i keep telling my black friends how much i liked "get out." [ laughter ] bad dog. who's next? what did you do? during my congressional hearing, i failed to disclose several meetings with a siberian husky. [ applause ] bad dog. yes. yes. last one. oh, wait a minute, this is my dog, frisbee. frisbee, what did you do? whenever i hear seth say it is time for a closer look, i step on the remote

use -- news, data and information means markets are mutts more efficient in the short run.there less output to be had? ken: because the markets are efficient, there's less output to be had. today, earnings will be analyzed and companies will analyze we are going to do this. literally within seconds of the earnings announcement, you see tock prices move and just reflect all the news we have. quarter timeed when you are looking at data that comes from credit cards giving you insights. all of these dynamics are making the money move -- making the markets more efficient and more it reduces the amount of alpha available as a community. would you describe your position as offenses were defense of? ken: offenses in the quest for talent. there are a number of talented individuals. firms are shutting down. there are a lot of good people we want to bring into pseudo-. there's a chance to bring good people into said it all. sue dell is built on one simple equation, the belief that super talented individuals working together as create extraordinary results. strategiesinvestment or appr

. >> i think it's mutt makes the politics very interesting. i think it is partly because there are people in the center saying i want to do it through subsidies and that's the child care, that's the house, that's whatever, whereas left and right and different kinds say that's the money and you can choose how to use it. so the politics of this aren't straightforward. >> to me the evidence -- >> you were talking a lot about services. >> yeah, i think that in the end the answer is going to have to be combination, right? children and families will not benefit if they can't get healthcare or they get evicted baz they have a little bit of cash but it doesn't solve those problems. but to me where you start is partly about the world at that poemt. and right now the core healthcare benefit is threatened so protecting that is next and making it be more effective. and i actually feel very worried about the threats to housing. it's hard for me hi think about the developmental research to think about the worse thing for a baby than being evicted. so i thin

our acquisition strategy is flexible and encourages mutt billion competitors for -- multiple competitors. and we're not building commercial launch vehicles. >> what do you know about the be-4's testing setback that we had in recent days? was its power pack completely destroyed x how does this impact your schedule? >> my understanding, chairman, is that the blue origin has announced that they conducted a test that resulted in the loss of a power pack test hardware. obviously, that mishap is regrettable, but it isn't unprecedented in the development of -- isn't uncommon in development efforts. i think this adds credibility the our strategy to make sure that there's multiple engines being developed.th i think it -- we have visibility, pretty significant visibility into ula's processes, although it's ula's final, ultimate decision. and then once that decision is made, obviously, the air force is a significant customer of that launch service and will do its own independent review. >> excellent. chair recognizes the ranking member for any final questions he may have. >> thank you, mr. chairman

and, frank, as you know, is a rescue mutt and we very much promote the adoption of rescue animals.eds a home. his name utter -- >> come on, that's not nice. >> his name is mr. bigles. i mean, the picture tells it all. they're going to write an honest adoption ad for him. so, they say, here's a little excerpt. a dictator and he will let you know he is not happy, which is often because things are just not up to his high standard. he likes cuddles on his terms and sit on your lap when he decides. if the stroking is not up to his standards, he will nip you. >> they described every cat. >> unlike frank. >> he just wants to be fed scripts and then he's a happy camper. >> go to town. look at this. what do you think of this, frank? >> a giant version of him. >> i don't think he does. look at that dog doing yoga. doing sit ups. >> frank, let's go, perform. frank. >> frank, do your sit ups, come on. you can do it. bicycle. bicycle. >> polka. >> from new york city's bryant park. the polka brothers. ♪ politics and foreign wars and all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" pol

the realization is we can't push coach mutts -- much further.jimmy choo is another people are talking about. >> are there a lot of efficiencies they can get out of this? >> that the great question. they say they are counting in $15 million. we are not sure how much overlap they can get. in the very least, they can use the same strategies. >> thanks for the hustle. rough five days for oil. this is what happened on thursday. wti. of 44 for the last 72pened in the hours? the market was coming down for the last two weeks. u.s. oil production also very strong. what happened is we went below $200.0 and then broke the there was a lot of option trading on thursday and friday. >> when i frying striking is the stock price went down, but also the time spread. we have seen a lot of weakness range. was really dexter they think? >> they are thinking too much oil. that is one of the main reasons -- i think the most important thing is they are saying they are extending the budget cuts in 2018. when you look at that, it is too much oil. opec is going to have to

we mutt a multiple on that, discounted back by 20% per year. period, two quarter since we set the last target. >> what's the impact risk. you've had michael on for a while, he's concerned about negative free cash flow. you got a trailing p of 200 and a p of 1200 or so, what's the risk here? >> the fundamentally risk are structural, couple of thing, access to content and control of the pipe. in terms of earnings, it's can they scale up their subscriber base to cover the contents investments and what's left over. in our view, we see it as more than afternoon l opportunity to cap to scale up that contend investment on a global basis and subscriber opportunity sufficiently large? >> denis your take on netflix? >> my take on netflix is i've seen a lot of good investors lose a great amount of money in stocks like netflix and that usually comes when they short them. there's 100% epe. it's a momentum stock. there's a lot of people in it. i think you can buy the stock, i think rob's right, personally. i think the stock can go higher but if you go out an

so he said he mutt be forced to turn to the shareholders and say, you know what, i can't find negativeit is not fair to leave the money sitting there parked so i will give it as a dividend. neil: a couple years ago, you can educate me on this, he had bounced the whole dividend thing off his shareholders. nine out of 10 of them, 9.7 of them, said no we're fine, don't do it, right? >> right. they agreed with him at that point. agents follow him what he said, they always encourage him, get out there, if you don't like something, put forth a shareholder question. is not a problem, there were three of them. three different shareholder ideas and all three were voted down. in the end warren buffett has these people as shareholders because they understand what he thinks is is right for the company and over time, since berkshire has been in existence, neil, it has returned 21% annualized returns everywhere. that is nearly double the s&p. neil: it is amazing. these people who go to these events, some of them, all you need is a single share. they're pricey shares. it is like a cult event, isn't i

they wanted a mutt and they wanted a rescue. >> yeah. >> so they looked at several pictures and they not meet him. >> from those gorgeous eyes and i didn't meet him until we went to shoot the pilot so it's lucky we get along. >> yeah, absolutely. and, joy, his handler was saying that any dog, 99.9% of dogs are trainable so you had a good shot with ned. >> we did. >> he just happens to be -- >> i hadn't been trained for long before we started shooting. he was a rescue. he was anxious, a little bit skittish and he's come so far. such a good boy. >> and he's really funny. i know it's not him talking but we believe it is. the show is so great. allison, thanks for being here. ned, give it up for ned. come here. give me a hug. everybody, please catch ned and "downward dog," you can see it on tuesday nights at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. thank you, allison, thank you, ned. i love you. >>> how would you like us to come to you and throw a summer block party for your friends and neighbors? and wait for it. performing live dierks bentley. >> the biggest block party of the summer. >> g

my chest as a little baby and i'd rock her to sleep at night some when we unplugged life support i mutt my head on her chest and i listened to her last heartbeat. so if you've thick don't care about health care, it's because -- [shouting] >> would you like to talk about that bill? >> yes. >> would you like to? [shouting] >> okay. >> you can have your opinion. you can have your views. but i'm going to say one more thing before we start this dialogue. some of you tonight have very strong opinions about what you think. there are lot of people in this room and i'm going to did you -- you can think what you like about me, but i'm going to ask you for each other's sake to have some respect for each other. have some respect. if somebody is going to -- [shouting] >> if somebody -- block. [shouting] >> tell her to shut up. >> folks, please. listen, please. i will not put time limits on your questions tonight. i will not. but if you're going to good on too long because you have something burning inside of you and you just have to a said. your neighbors will know if you're talking to long. whateve

my chest as a little baby and i'd rock her to sleep at night some when we unplugged life support i muttad on her chest and i listened to her last heartbeat. so if you've thick don't care about health care, it's because -- [shouting] >> would you like to talk about that bill? >> yes. >> would you like to? [shouting] >> okay. >> you can have your opinion. you can have your views. but i'm going to say one more thing before we start this dialogue. some of you tonight have very strong opinions about what you think. there are lot of people in this room and i'm going to did you -- you can think what you like about me, but i'm going to ask you for each other's sake to have some respect for each other. have some respect. if somebody is going to -- [shouting] >> if somebody -- block. [shouting] >> tell her to shut up. >> folks, please. listen, please. i will not put time limits on your questions tonight. i will not. but if you're going to good on too long because you have something burning inside of you and you just have to a said. your neighbors will know if you're talking to long. whatever you