winter weather, doing this in norwich in uk. ramp in the woods, decided, let's take this thing for a little spin. >> oh -- oh! >> yeah. yeah. like horseshoes. >> right. that's a ringer. this is horseshoes, because he chose a very interesting approach of just legs spread wide as he's heading straight down this mountain, hits the ramp and then bingo. >> he spins around it, too, like -- he was hooked. >> as a guy, wouldn't you just like close your legs or roll to the side or something? >> i think he looked back at the cameras like -- [ in high-pitched voice nn did you guys get that? >>> the chase is on for a tennis ball. >> look at his paws go. >> where you can where he drops the ball and guess after it again and [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or why it doesn't have to be an adventure to stick to your new year's budget. because safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a case of arrowhead water is just $3.33. folgers is $7.99 for the large size. that's a huge deal. rise and

in norwich in the uk you have to help push when there's a problem. >> this bus is driving the day afterre was a report of, get this, freezing fog. >> that bus is in trouble. you see its wheels are just turning but it's going nowhere. >> i hate to tell these people that are getting ice cold and full of snow. are they really doing much to move the giant double-decker bus? >> that's what you expect city services to bail they'll out, bring another bus maybe with chains. i love how the bus driver's giving them instructions. one person still in the bus like, i am not getting out. i'm cole. i'm tired. i've had it. >> i would have said, peace out, i'm out. i'm going to walk. >> by the way, a report from a town nearby, 10 degrees. >> butter is delicious on the warm piece of toast. but try eight sticks of butter right out of the fridge. >> yep. i'm. >> to eat two pounds of but. >> oh boy there this is matt. he claims to be a competitive eater. his challenge this time was to eat two pounds of butter. three, two, one. >> gross. >> that's two pounds. inspired by why would you eat that. >> looks so i

i have visited these four schools in bridgeport, hartford, new haven and norwich and each exhibits a new energy and renewed sense of purpose and more schools are lining up to be transformed in the years ahead. of course, reform could not be complete without supporting our teachers. they have dedicated their lives to our children and for the first time in a very long time, we're dedicating new resources for them as well. we know, we know success is possible. we have seen it. with a cooperative effort where every voice is heard, we're going to replicate it in classrooms around our state. the bottom line is that students are going to be better prepared for school today and for the job market tomorrow. when it came to energy, our state had been a national leader for years. in the worst possible way. we had the highest electric rates in the continental united states. rates that were squeezing the budgets of families and businesses. we came together. we decided we needed a plan to take these problems head on. we realized that our economic energy and environmental energy and economic needs

i've visited these four schools in bridgeport, hartford, new haven and norwich, and each exhibits a new energy and renewed sense of purpose. more schools are lining up to be transformed in the years ahead. of course, reform could not be complete without supporting our teachers. they have dedicated their lives to our children, and for the first time in a very long time, we're dedicating new resources for them. we know success is possible. we've seen it. with a cooperative effort where every voice is heard, we're going to replicate it in classrooms around our state. the bottom line is that students are going to be better prepared for school today, and for the job market tomorrow. when it came to energy, our state had been a national leader for years, in the worst possible way. we had the highest electric rates in the continental united states rates that were squeezing the budgets of families and businesses. we came together. we decided we needed a plan to take these problems head-on. we realized that our environmental, energy, and economic needs were all related, and that the path we chos

i have visited these four schools in bridgeport, hartford, new haven and norwich and each exhibits a new energy and renewed sense of purpose. and more schools are lining up to be transformed in the years ahead. of course reform could not be complete without supporting our teachers. they have dedicated their lives to our children. and for the first time in a very long time we're dedicating new resources for them as well. we know, we know success is possible. we have seen it. with a cooperative effort, where every voice is heard, we're going to replicate it in classrooms around our state. the bottom line is that students are going to be better prepared for school today and for the job market tomorrow. [applause] when it came to energy, our state had been a national leader for years. in the worst possible way. we had the highest electric rate notice continental united states. rates that were squeezing the budgets of families and businesses. we came together, we decided we needed a plan to take these problems head-on. we realized that our economic energy and -- our environmental energy a