it's clear maks and peta love being parents.lso still really into each other, eight years after they first met backstage at a broadway show. >> i thought you were a good looking man. >> okay, so that was the first thing. >> yeah. i mean, i have eyes. >> at which point did you think that i was arrogant and all the other stuff? >> when we started to chat. >> so when you first saw him you were like, man that guy's hot, but then you started talking to him and -- >> i was like, he's still hot, but he knows it. >> oh, man. >> when i first met maks i had a similar reaction, but as you get to know him, he's a good guy. as for maks' brother val, who's also on tour, he's dating fellow dance pro jenna johnson. so is he ready to tie the knot? val told us he's actually more eager to be a father than a husband. >>> well, family also a top priority for kevin hart. but if you follow him on social media, you know that so is working out. kev's new youtube series "what the fit" is streaming now, and his celebrity friends are quickly finding out ke

this is his crib. >> maks and peta's life on the road.we're invited inside her ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. >> just announced ellen degeneres and carson daly will be the guest ♪ >> i need a friend more than i need space. you were a good mentor and a good friend. >> well thank you, shawn. >> fans are praying for a medical miracle on the season finale of the good doctor. richard schiff's character has brain cancer. >> it's life or death. am i ned stark or jon snow? >> it better be jon snow because he lives. meanwhile on abc roseanne lives again and roseanne told red carpet fashion where it's never been before. >> tell me about this skirt. >> one of my twitter followers who is a big fan of the show made this for me. >> look familiar? it's a remember ka of the afghan thrown across the couch of the series. now the cast is back including john goodman and laurie metcalfe. >> it's going to be almost 30 years

but i think this is where peta loses people.ab is the most popular dog in the united states. hunting dog, bomb-sniffing dog. i don't think it will make people go out and get labs. do you think peta has lost its mind and people will throw fur and -- you kind of lose people with that. >> you know, i know what you mean, and we know that this bill is well intentioned. but we've seen this before. when the movie 101 dalmatians came out, people rushed out and bought dalmatians. and so many of those dogs ended up in shelters. it was a crisis. also, though, you know, if someone is set on a specific breed of dog, including a lab, they should know that of the 6 million to 8 million dogs who end up in shelters every year, about 25 b% of dos dogs are purebred. if you go on petfinder right now, you can see 19,000 labrador retrievers are homeless right now. >> laura: ashley, i can't go to a shelter, my kids and i go to shelters, that's like our thing on the weekends. raymond is going to laugh at me because i'll invariably bring home another an

. >> dancing maks and peta hit the road.irst tour with the baby could take some getting used to. >> how's it going. >> then, get ready for hair raising fun. >> people will die. >> we don't want them to die. >> behind the scenes of john >> jeff gold blum teased a possible laura dern come back in even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. . >>> this is the fun the audiences don't get to seat. maks, val and peta sharing a behind the scenes look at their tour. the troop touched down in indiana where son shai kept an eye on the cargo truck. >> how's it going? >> the dancing on the stage is hot. that's a good thing because the weather outside definitely is not. >> oh indiana. you did not get the memo about spring did you? >> emily blunt wi

. >> dancing maks and peta hit the road.irst tour with the baby could take some getting used to. >> how's it going. >> then, get ready for hair raising fun. >> people will die. >> we don't want them to die. >> behind the scenes of john ♪ tired of constantly battling lingering smells in your home, like pet, shoe, and body odors? for long-lasting, continuous freshness, try febreze plug. febreze plug provides 45 days of freshness, with a unique dual chamber design that alternates between harmonized scents for a continuous renewal of fragrance. plus, febreze plug is formulated with odorclear technology, which cleans away odors instead of just masking them. for freshness you'll notice week after week, try febreze plug. [sfx: mouse click] >> jeff gold blum teased a possible laura dern come back in . >>> this is the fun the audiences don't get to seat. maks, val and peta sharing a behind the scenes look at their tour. the troop touched down in indiana where son shai kept an eye on the cargo truck. >> how's it going? >> the dancing

heels trying to explain how they allowed this data to be used by the trump campaign to manipulate peta people so so when exactly do you think they'll notice that in the wiki leaks predestiny emails we learned sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook emails podesta during the election and said i still want h r c to win badly i am still here to help as i can or in the twitter went in front of congress and bragged and played with them and said that they had surprised how full the leaks revealing corruption in the d.n.c. and the hillary campaign just shy and that by piece up that important is the god yes. let me said if the mainstream media is about a year or two behind on every story. that means any minute now they're going to report on the massive election fraud in the twenty sixteen primary this thing's died and i can write five i've already i've got my tattoos in my bag i have on a condom just in case you know that the reading is there. but the election shenanigans have not stopped since two thousand and sixteen this week there was this this week this week there was a de

the animal rights organisation, peta, has welcomed the move. about the garden bridge project. had already who‘s accountable for the expenditure. let‘s get a check on the weather. good morning. in previous days, we‘ve had some snow, but also some sunshine. today it‘s looking a lot less pleasant. pushing up from the south. we have two met office weather warnings out. but also the strength of the wind. right across the capital. it was always going to be worse the further west you are. here but elsewhere we will see one to five centimetres. the wind—chill. areas, otherwise tried but lots of cloud. into tomorrow morning. tomorrow, probably a relatively dry morning, but plenty of cloud. to coincide with the rush hour. and gradually turning a bit less cold as we head through the weekend. i will be back in half an hour. there is 20 more on our website at the usual address. the usual address. let‘s get back to and louise. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. it‘s thursday 1st march. temperatures, icy blasts and blizzard—like conditions. storm emma rolls in. company giff

weeks at mccartney's london head quarters to learn from the designer and compete for the first ever petast stars took home top honors at the oscar last night. adam housley breaks down the winners and losers and highlights from last night's big ceremony. report the shape of water. >> reporter: in a slide upset for the night top prize the shape of water swam to best picture win beating out the favorite three billboards outside ebbing missouri. >> i'm very very proud. i want to dedicate this to every young film maker the youth that& is showing us how things are done. >> to no one's surprise all four acting favorites didn't disappoint as frances mcdormand and gary oldman won top acting awards three billboards outside ebbing missouri and darkest hour. >> i did it all by myself. [ laughter ] >> the supporting statues went to i tonya allison janney and sam rockwell who dedicated his trophy to the old friend philip seymour hoffman. >> he was a friend of mine and directed a play at the theater he was very close to mean inspiration. >> whoever gives the shortest speech tonight will go home with --

. >> some dramatic foot an shows peta protesters. they ran on to the center stage of the dog show in birmingham, england. just as the best in show was being announced on live tv of the they were holding up posters to draw attention to the kennel club's breed standards which the animal rights group believes are harmful to the dogs. the winner was a whippet female dog. >> pretty chaos. storms turning deadly in the u.s. strong winds ripping across eastern texas, killing at least two people. one person died when that weather system hate camp ground. in another one, a tree came crashing down a mobile home. >>> wow. some unrest there weatherwise. good morning. >> we're about to have our third northeaster in two weeks. incredible. this has been a very active march and it will continue. snow this morning through kentucky into west virginia. snow is about to begin in nashville. this is middle of march. and then eventually this stlorm head off the coast and become our nor'easter. as we go through the day, snow will be moving through north caro

standing his ground has meant that victor has been backing to secure noncommercial funding for the peta project for several years. used to paying top dollar some african institutions have been skeptical of its functionality and of question if something so cheap could actually do the job. today could be the day victor convinces them all. after months of negotiations with the senegalese government he finally has permission to pilot the system at schools into cars. dignitaries from across senegal have gathered at this elementary school where victor will demonstrate the re t. system here for the first time. it was you could it would be so far the other three says well it really is it does sound like you can get and see what everybody was. after initial introductions to the package it's time to demonstrate the functionality of the tate in an actual costume. victor has a lot riding on things at this pilot school going well. or your dream. or book is what is up when we did see some sensi. dark. gray your the. guy you leave. the second electronic. store light but. i. am. not suggesting guy who

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it is believed they were demonstrating on behalf of the animal rights group peta.s almost instantaneous. and tom 0uting, tongue presumably in cheek, tweeted. .. as for the winner, tease, she seemed unfazed by the whole event — best and calmest in show. tim allman, bbc news. the first openly gay member of india's loyalty is opening up his property to the lgbt community. in india, homosexuality is also a criminal offence. we visited him in his hometown. it was a royal secret that i'm gay. the first reaction when i came out to the media, or to the world, was my effigies were burned by people of rajpipla who respected me as a royal and who looked upon me or treated me as their icon. i am the crown prince of rajpipla which was a princely state in the state of gujarat and i also happen to be the world's first openly gay prince. my decision to convert my royal establishment into an lgbtq community centre came from my own life experience when i was disowned from the royal family and the ancestral property after i came out openly as gay to the world. this is precisely what

of the tournament former liverpool striker stan collymore and former manchester united goalkeeper peta smikle they're already on board and then this week on tee announced another will cost signing. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternatives but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge tournaments and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the beach but how we are with you and we will see all the great game. you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we left go. alone and just and i'm really happy to join the team for the two thousand and thirteen world cup in russia. the special one come on top of. me to just take the reader p.r.t. teams latest edition make up as we go. to jersey. well josie might have been asking for the cliche to be dropped there but it was you might the forgotten this actually him who first used that moniker the special one and he has made allowed to forget it since he's currently manag

out in it with his hatred towards donald trump if you saw that one and you got to only go through peta strock and his recent revelations of his most recent text with the judge in the flynn case who he knew and he also was on the fights of court and he was going to have a dinner party with i mean this goes on and on and on there is a deep state of can an effort to get frank i saw. john john brennan go out brands a private individual john brett is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in your article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to

it is believedtrhey were demoing on behalf of of the animal rights group peta.t condemns the show for what he calls extreme dog breeding. a statement on its website says it "glorifies canine eugenics, rewarding breeders who are breeng dogs with ideal physical traits with little or no regard of their welfare." of itsissued a statement own, saying that the protest "scared the dogs and put safy at risk in hugely irresponsible way." nse response on social media was all mostntaneous. "what is going on at cruft? someone running on as they announce theinner. is it terrierist?" "please follow all leads." and tweeting presumably in cheek, "give dogs guns." the winner seemed unfazed by the whole event. best and calmest in show. laura: earlier, we were talking about donald trump'srip to western pennsylvania, where he talked up his tariffs on imported steel and aluminum. in response, the eu has pushed back, threatening tariffs of products.on american my colleague katty kay has been speaking with the eu's ambassador to the united states for her program "beyond 100da ." katty

heels trying to explain how they allowed this data to be used by the trump campaign to manipulate peta people so where exactly do you think they'll notice that in the wiki leaks predestiny e-mails we learned sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook emails podesta during the election and said i still want h r c to win badly i am still here to help as i can or in the twitter went in front of congress and bragged and played with them and said that they had surprised how full of all the leaks revealing corruption in the d.n.c. and the hillary campaign just diana then by piece up that have pardoned this guy. like you. i. love the senate if the mainstream media is about a year or two behind on every story. that means any minute now they're going to report on the massive election fraud in the twenty sixteen primary just so excited i can write i've i've already i've got my tab choose in my bag i have on a condom just in case you know just be ready. there. for the election soon and again have not stopped since two thousand and sixteen this week there was this this week this week

heels trying to explain how they allowed this data to be used by the trump campaign to manipulate peta people so so when exactly do you think they'll notice that in the wiki leaks predestiny emails we learned sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook emails but they asked during the election and said i still want h r c to win badly i am still here to help as i can or in the twitter went in front of congress and bragged and played with them and said that they had surprised how full of all the leaks revealing corruption in the d.n.c. and the hillary campaign just shy and then by piece up that important is the guy. i like. i. first heard the levin said if the mainstream media is about a year or two behind on every story. that means any minute now they're going to report on the massive election fraud in the twenty sixteen primary that is so exciting i can't wait i've already i've got my tab shoes in my bag i have on a condom just in case you know just be ready. there. with the election shenanigans have not stopped since two thousand and sixteen this week there was this with t

it is believed they were demonstrating on behalf of the animal rights group peta.own, saying... the response on social media was almost instantaneous. as for the winner, tease, she seemed unfazed by the whole event — best and calmest in show. tim allman, bbc news. next, it's been a symbol of pride and empowerment. well, now more black people are choosing to wear afro hairstyles. a photo exhibition of young girls in atlanta, in the united states, has attracted lots of attention, and the creative team behind the pictures, is now looking for children in the uk, to be part of their next project. elaine dunkley has the story. it's a celebration of the beauty of black girls, the afro, a symbol of pride. the collection is called afro art, but it's more than that, it's about the acceptance of who you are. awesome. chin up, there we go, perfect. little girls who don't need to use chemical relaxers or have straightened hair to feel that they too are naturally beautiful. in this time i think it is very important when you see beautiful african—american kids with natural hair a

out in it with his hatred towards donald trump if you saw that one and you got to only go through peta strock and his recent revelations of his most recent text with the judge in the flynn case who he knew and he also was on the fifes of court and he was going to have a dinner party with i mean this goes on and on and on there is a state ok in an effort to get eyes on. john john brennan got gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in their article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well

out in it with his hatred towards donald trump if you saw that one and you got to only go through peta strock and his recent revelations of his most recent text but the judge in the flynn case who he knew and he also was on the fights of court and he was going to have a dinner party with i mean this goes on and on and on there is a beef steak ok in an effort to get eyes on. john john brennan gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in their article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait well

russia for its alleged role in the poisoning of former double spy surrogate script and his daughter peta oliver has the latest on the summit. briggs it has taken something of a back seat for theresa may as she has taken part in the first day of the european council summit in brussels drumming up support for a united e.u. message against russia has been what she's been about on thursday she had strong words entering the summit russia staged a brazen and reckless attack against the united kingdom when his attempt to reach the merger of two people on the streets of seoul spring i'll be raising this issue with my counterparts today because it's clear that the russians threat does not respect the wishes and indeed the instance insoles was part of a pattern of russian aggression against europe and its neighbors from the western balkans to the middle east federica mocker raney is the high representative for foreign affairs for the e.u. that makes as close as the block has to a foreign minister she said on her way into the summit that she stands firmly in lockstep with london we will also obviou

the country's equality commission for the birds fatherland and brotherly to be removed correspondent peta of the reports. it's one of the most recognizable national anthems in the world. but there are plans afoot to make changes to the woods of the lead in an attempt to make it more gender inclusive now this is being put forward by the country's equal opportunities the plan put forward by kristin rose morning would see the phrase full of a land swap for homeland on the line of brotherly with tottenham and changed to courageously with haas and hand it wouldn't be the first time that the german anthem which has been used since one thousand nine hundred twenty two it caused trouble after willed war to the first verse in its opening lines. but alice soul germany germany above all else caused problems then as well the words themselves were written back in the nineteenth century about german unification however the nazis made them their own. after reunification in one thousand nine hundred one germany adopted the us as its national anthem the first isn't to be sung but people still to forget li

germans in berlin is becoming more commonplace that's according to the capitol security chief of these peta oliver explains. the berlin interior minister has had some pretty unexpected things to say about how native germans attrit in the nation's capital i have heard it's not the norm but it is becoming more common to keep quiet about it would be wrong a recent survey has shown that where is this time last year around two thirds of the said they felt safe in their city that's around just over half these days while those that said they felt very insecure it risen from nine percent a year ago to around sixteen percent right now as for what is fueling those fears or sort of pointed towards the influx of refugees and migrants into areas like this . district the local integration officer here says this well refugees don't fear arrest is they know that they'll be instantly released by the police should they be caught breaking the law does is the i don't think crime has decreased on the contrary it's actually increased i'd say ninety five percent of the crimes here are committed by foreigners that

out in it with his hatred towards donald trump if you saw that one and you got to only go through peta strock and his recent revelations of his most recent text with the judge in the flynn case who he knew and he also was on the fights of court and he was going to have a dinner party with i mean this goes on and on and on there is a state ok in an effort to get frank eyes on. john john brennan got gran's a private individual john brennan is not serving in the cia. that deep state is within the government itself and remember mr trump has the authority under the constitution to fire anybody that he believes is part of the deep state it's his own executive branch and he had at least a kind of friendly house intelligence committee that made a report hundred fifty pages that said well we don't find any actual collusion with a campaign although the russians intended to influence in some other way the outcome so here we have a president endowed in your article two of the constitution he can fire them if he believes they're undercutting himself he can fire mr rosenstein he doesn't have to wait

workers refusing to treat the animals at a veterinarian's office because of the cost.according to petaick guinea pigs and a mouse were taken from the store.no arrests have been made in the case. officials are investigating.those findings will determine if charges would be filed. (vicki) new york police are asking for the public's help in finding the suspect in the brazen, daylight mugging of an elderly man. surveillance video shows the robbery unfolding tuesday morning. watch as he comes up to the 70-year-old man from behind... the suspect puts his hand in the victim's pocket... ordering him to drop it. the man loses his balance and falls to the ground. that's when the suspect swipes his wallet off the sidewalk. there were plenty of people walking by, but most of them apparently didn't realize what was happening. that may be because when the suspect saw other pedestrians approaching, he helped the victim up. they likely had no idea they were watching a robbery in action. police say the suspect took 15-dollars from the victim's wallet before returning it to him... and taking off. (steve

john on social media so seriously, vegan candy, peta would get more respect if they were not such extremistsy? they said they would provide some to the white house and it would include milk free chocolate eggs. rob: i miss milk so much. kim jong un ever had vegan candy? rob: know. we will talk about it. jillian: we will talk about it later. rob: sanctuary city slowdown, the justice department slamming the state of california with a lawsuit over immigration interference. do they have a case? judge andrew napolitano is next. jillian: let's check what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> if you could save a life would you do it? of course you would say yes but what if it required you donating a kidney? you are about to meet two men, both marines, the younger guy donated the kidney to the guy in his 50s. they were both in jacksonville. you will meet them both live on "fox and friends". what a story. judge entered napolitano will join us. we will tell you more about the superintendent of schools at the high school that apologized because her students ran up the score. what lesson does that teach

two demonstrators from the animal rights group, peta, emerged from the audience.e real—life spy drama which arrived on its streets. police are trying to identify a substance which caused a former russian agent who spied for britain to collapse in salisbury. has been a weird week. each day the news is unfolding. i've heard some of the locals say they are frustrated at the fact they are not being told the truth and there are a lot of different stories. i've been more worried as the week has gone on. think it's quite frightening that something like this can happen. what's amazing is that we support services have been available. traces ofa services have been available. traces of a nerve agent used to attack a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury have been found in the italian restaurant where they had eaten. the fact it has happened does not worry me a scrap. we have lived through wars, we know about it. not worry me a scrap. we have lived through wars, we know about itm has been a confusing time but we can now feel we are ready to move forward and hopeful

peta dairy a very senior judge was filmed during the trial of a man charged with possessing more than fifty parcels of kind of b.s. the undercover expose a shines a light on the shadowy world of the court official nearly one hundred fifty of the top in the saga. this is just as there is one of the judges who have really tormented me in this investigation is a mini mini suit trying to stop me this is a mail he's affixed to just as barry and we met him and then we had a quick conversations with him about how he wanted to influence this is there not quality case. he took a share of the money as you can see and then set up a good meeting between us and just there in the next for a lot of money for just as there is only said that normally is ten thousand plus when you're dealing with the likes of this is there because he's a big judge sotomayor and then takes us to the house of justice. this is just as dairy and this is me. but. yes me or given the money to just is there it was a very quick meeting because mayor did you want anything to be discussed there was a follow up meeting and the mo

peta activists storm at the floor as judges were announcing the best in show winner at the crest dogw. the winter, a two-year-old whippet name to tease, was whipped from the stage by her owner. security wrestled the protesters to the ground. another person quickly whisked away the trophy. the protesters work try to unfurl banners. >>> the king of wakonda is still king of the box office. black panther crossed the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office over the weekend fueled by a fourth straight week at number one in north america and a $66.5 million debut in china. black panther hit the billion dollar milestone in just 26 days >>> put the coffee down. that's all i've got. one minute to give you the top nuggets from yesterday. just to send you off to work. warriors last night not there night in the twin cities. too much of this. the minnesota timberwolves resulting in back to back steph curry losses. >>> good morning. a foggy start to your monday morning commute. if you making your way across the golden gate bridge we are attracting some slowdowns. we will have an update for you

that's all the sport for me joanna geyser of school will have another update thank you very much indeed peta for that is over the al-jazeera news hour but i'll be back in just a moment today way. up in the united states i learned that the first amendment is really key to being a good citizen freedom of the challenges going to be. men and women to the resources that are available what makes an al-jazeera story to me is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for staff what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing the rules there are kids who have caught the dade county and how today to meet. with but still mission results. if it both are in. rebel education early known in mexico at this time on al jazeera. al-jazeera. you run for your. another day another explosion. from one of the thousands of i.e.d. strewn through the lands

time now for sports and has peta. thank you very much a limpid gold medal winning gymnast and he raised and is suing the u.s. olympic committee this is just six weeks after her compelling testimony against disgraced former national team doctor larry nasser that saw him sentenced to more than one hundred years in prison raised and filed the lawsuit on wednesday in california the twenty three year old alleges that the organization as well as usa gymnastics were negligent and should have known about nasa's sexual abuse against her and other athletes matter was jailed for up to one hundred seventy five years in prison for decades of abuse against hundreds of gymnasts football's rule makers will decide on saturday whether to adopt a v.a.r. their video replay technology across football to help cut down on refereeing mistakes if it's approved it could be brought in for this year's world cup in russia but critics say it's not without its faults and could make the game much more stop start as was the case said friday's melbour

tour come for tyshan for the first time in five years peta stunned that reports. the bill sponsors have been chipped coldly wondered if tiger woods would be its twenty eighteen champion the fourteen time major winner has not lifted a tournament trophy in five years oh that could change in florida woods was playing in just these fourth to them and since back surgery last april was has looked better and better it was and on sunday he would call it a one hundred seventy to finish nine under par for the tournament i was enough to time second place alongside patrick reed i think against progressing. as i was telling you guys yesterday i had really. some nice building blocks and honda and it's you know i made a few tweaks for this week and it's paid off and i hit the ball well i'm missing parts this week and. you know there's thing that i was the most happy about this week so when i did miss i missed some a crack sides again and you know that's what we have to do out here and i was able to do that so my up and downs were relatively easy this week all things considered .

ground in syria and the do that by posting images on social media let's take a look these images which peta of are seeing right now by the petition ducked out to send blacks they look like your typical holiday pictures you can see him here taking a quote wonderful stroll over a bizarre in damascus as you drive by candy and meeting locals we met so many friendly and open people who are really happy about our visit everything is totally relaxed here he writes and in another tweet from the bazaar he says it's normal every day live modern shops women with and without their headscarves it's hard to believe that tens of thousands of syrian men and now in germany and they even want to bring their families over. and even recommends people to go to syria themselves damascus is worth a trip he tweets here people here are very polite and the food is delicious but d.f.t. delegation is not just strolling around they also are meeting important people like met a dream has the grand mufti of syria as you can see in the street by. how has been received very controversial especially this meeting with the gro

the protesters were from peta. they claim dogs bread by humans have unnatural features. and this was another dog in the same show and he did whatever he wanted to do. his owner tried her best but he wasn't paying any attention, wasn't having it. the crowd loved it, cheering on as he ran around the tv commentator. some saying he hasn't got a clue what he's doing. >> he's being a dog. >> he's being a dog, exactly. >>> the old line says nice guys finish last but it's nice to know in atlanta, nice dogs do not. >> this is helena or as she's known at the shelter, velcro dog. her story went viral after her new owners gave her back because she was too nice. >> it's not even a thing. they didn't like the fact that she wanted to be around them all the time. the shelter says the snuggly pup has a new home that is as nice as she is. >> a home that appreciates her. maybe they wanted an attack dog and helena was like, the thieves would come to the door and she was like -- >> i love you guys. >>> well, coming up see the world from a whale's eye view. we find out how the ground breaking

(catherine) at a major dog show in england....two protestors from peta stormed in.ts group had banners reading "crufts: canine eugenics". they argue that specialty breeding is wrong. the "best in show" winner - a whippet - was clutched by her owner while protesters were tackled by security and taken away. (steve) a cat named "dog" sells fish in vietnam. sounds like a dr. suess book... but this is real life. the fashionable feline is a hit on social media with nearly 65,000 instagram followers. the owner uses his furry friend's celebrity status to sell fish in the hai phong market. interestingly... the cat's name is cho, which means "dog" in vietnamese. "dog's" owner says he also wants to use the cat's popularity to promote his country. lawrence karnow: we had some sunshine early but storm clouds moved in late in the day. showers are already showing up on the doppler radar. this is the beginning of much wetter weather for the week ahead. showers will continue tonight but the wind and the rain will increase toward morning. the rain will be heavy at times especially in

two demonstrators from the animal rights group peta emerged from the audience. you can see here the quick reaction of tease's owner, moving him out of harm's way. no animals or owners were harmed. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. more at 9.30. thank you. do get in touch with us throughout the morning. you can send us an e—mail and message was on facebook. time for sport now with will and let's talk about the winter paralympics because britain's snowboarders have made their debut but it wasn't a great start, was it? no, it wasn't the best start. they have had a nightmare at the winter paralympics. have had a nightmare at the winter pa ralympics. temperatures were have had a nightmare at the winter paralympics. temperatures were up at 18 degrees. they have had to reschedule some of the events, especially the events on snow. the snowboard cross was moved forward as they tried to get that out of the way with better snow in the morning. it didn't go that way. they have a metal release date. james barnes—miller got out. this metal gate wasn't working. they stu

it is believed they were demonstrating on behalf of the animal rights group, peta.nfazed by the whole event, best and calmest in show. some of sir ken dodd's fans have been paying tribute. actorjohn challis said... and the actor claire sweeney said... time now to take a look at the weather forecast. a rather cloudy day for many others, outbreaks of rain affecting parts of england and wales as well. this is one of the scenes from kent, grey skies there, and you can see where that cloud is, all rotating around an area of low pressure situated towards the south—east. a bit of brightness towards the far north and west of scotland, and actually across scotland and northern ireland, relatively dry. but for england and wales, you can see this area of rain and some heavy showers, which will probably continue for much of the afternoon, so showers on longer spells of rain for many. some of that rain edging into the far south of scotland, but otherwise looking largely dry and bright, particularly towards the west, and similar for particularly towards the west, and similarfor n

steve: the lactose thing has peta up in arms.wowing shoppers beautiful rendition of the national anthem. carley: this is fantastic. let's take a listen to it ♪ land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ carley: i got chills. i listened to this five times already and i got chills again. steve: who is she? carley: sign her up for american idol. barnes in alabama. special meaning because her son just joined the military. lisa: in my head and maybe the shower sometimes. in my dreams. steve: just start singing like that every once in a while. >> this was a ribbon cutting ceremony. she led the ribbon-cutting ceremony. what a fantastic version of the song. steve: have her on the show. carley: let's do it. brian: 56 after the hour. four minutes to the top of the hour. and almost at the top of the hour. straight ahead. judge andrew napolitano. we have the chairman of weighs and means kevin brady live and west virginia governor jim justice will all be here. steve: never leave a marine behind. those words ringing true when a veteran don