why would peta want that?them wasting billions of taxpayer dollars on testing that names or kills animals while producing no benefits for human beings in return. kathy graham, vice president at peta, happy to have her on to explain what she means. thank you for coming on. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> tucker: most people -- i think the trade-off is worth it if it is between an animal being hurt or a child dying, but what you are saying is that there is a lot of research that produces no benefit at all, it is just cruelty and why does this continue? >> yes, the choice really is that our money is wasted or our money is into. our money is put towards good science, or our money is into. we know that 90% of studies on animals failed to lead to any treatment for human beings. it is a 90% failure rate, 95% of new medicines that test safe and effective in animals fail when they go to human clinical trail. and the national institutes of health is spending 50% of their budget doling out $15 billion to universities acro

a political earthquake in ukrainian politics i think and to talk to me about that right now i have peta zalmai of he's director of the eurasia democracy initiative peta what exactly has petro poroshenko done wrong i mean he's just not been able to do anything in his campaign to to match zielinski who's really done so very little in this on his campaign you know he's throwing up his arms and he's asking the same question that you just asked me you know he by all accounts has been a pretty successful and effective president he can show up whole list of accomplishments in not least holding down russia's attack against ukraine holding down the fortress of ukraine and boosting the army in acting certain very important anti-corruption b. forms and yet like you said simply no protests against this candidate he is messaging has simply lost traction against again that it was a dark horse of the ukrainian politics was a complete unknown when it comes to specific policy prescriptions but yet someone and i'm talking about mr zalewski it was been successful at harnessing new media including instagra

and thank you, peta. i asked ucf, the university of central florida, which many people know as the harvard of orlando: "is there any way i could crash in my old dorm?" they said: "slide into our dms and we'll see what we can arrange with ucf housing." okay, i think my alma mater is trying to fuck me. then ucf housing said: "only if we can get a pic and/or shout-out at the show." that sounds like an nca violation. i won't have any part of it, ucf. i just want to sleep next to some college kids. is that so strange? i encourage everyone to go to twitter and get involved in my discussion with these fine institutions of higher learning. all right, pick a hand. good night. [applause] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! thank you for coming out! thank you all for coming out to the show! ( cheers and applause ) our guest

also sees the market picking up it'd be timely we asked for peta norton what he thinks about china opening its costs allowing foreign investors majority stakes in joint ventures for the first time you very much welcome the opening up of the chinese market for foreign investment that's great we've also quickly taken the initiative to step up our stake in our joint venture for b.m.w. and we've significantly increased our investment here in china also in local production facilities so we welcome that china is a key strategic markets and b.m.w. group but only because of its size but also because it's very advanced when it comes to new technologies like electrification and also automated driving. the o.e.c.d. group of rich nations says chinese stimulus will shore up growth this year and next but it warms the measures may see debt balloon aging as stepped up efforts to prevent a slowdown from accelerating weak a domestic demand and trade tensions as squeezing the world's second largest economy corporate debt has fallen off first state clampdown on risky of financing local governments could be si

peta members handed out catfish shaped at the playoff game instead.good, the bad and the ugly. a hearing impaired little girl burst into tears when she hears her mother for the first time in years. >> can you hear mommy? can you hear me? yes? i love you. heather: the 10-year-old totally overwhelmed when doctors turn on her new implant in texas, amazing is a woman totals her car when she spotted a spider and panics, the driver crashing in new york and hurting her leg. no word on the spider. the ugly, not letting a dog do its job. >> sean murphy. heather: the crowd sticking up for fin the bad dog at a minor-league game. they picked it up anyway. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" which have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. rob: happy friday, april 12th. julian assange says he's not going down without a fight after being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy in london. how the wiki leaks found returned hacker permanent hopes to stop extradition to the united states. jillian: that is not the only legal bombshell

peta released a statement urging governor newsom to investigate training and veterinary care at horse tracks. the race track plans to resume races on thursday. (grant) a potentially deadly virus once eradicated in the united states-- is making a comeback in a big way. the new numbers from the c-d-c ... that reveal just how bad the nation-wide measles outbreak is. ... the ross spring dress event is here-finally! so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! and you find the same style you knoyou saw there... ross ...here? that's yes for less. yes! say yes to those spring trends you love, at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices, every day. at ross. yes for less. >>the cdc says the number of measles cases in 2019 is already the second greatest number of cases reported in the u s since the disease was eliminated in the year 2000 measles is highly contagious. 387 individual cases now been confirmed across 15 states in the

. >> val's best man, brother maks shared a smooch with wife peta as their son shai was part of the ceremonyts, val's former partner, olympic gymnast laurie hernandez, recently at a cake tasting the newlyweds told "e.t." about their vows. >> we are writing our own. >> when i say wife, you say husband. wife, husband. >> that's not going to happen, either. >> please make that happen, please. >> maybe. >>> still ahead -- >> please don't make me say my name. >> we'll say it, kelly clarkson. >> the huge star she's chasing for her talk show >>> and charlize theron looking for love. who needs a dating site when you have me? >>> and big little lies sneak peek. we're breaking down the new season's major mroplot twists. >> i don't think i could get the truth, would i? >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> oh. >> gwen has made the paparazzi show up. >> luke bryan more than happy to be the third wheel during blake and gwen's date night at craig's in hollywood last night, but here's what you didn't see. gwen's outfit. we see you there, gwen, with the fishnets and cowboy boot/heels hybrid. they're no

and we're at the shanghai also a show to see how electric car makers are wooing chinese buyers about peta stem it with the sports and comeback for the ages in the n.b.a. as the defending champions use a fifty one point lead in the playoffs. right now attention is turning to the enormous task of rebuilding not empower us after the world famous landmark was severely damaged by fire some of its treasures was saved from the flames which told through the cathedral's roof and brought down the spot the world heritage scientists stood tall for eight hundred fifty years through walls and revolution and france is calling on international experts to help restore the cathedral to its former glory. so far some of the country's richest people and families have promised almost eight hundred million dollars to help in a moment we'll have a live update from our correspondent david chaytor but first here's his report. an unimaginable sight not to dark a three year old ravaged by flames a symbol of paris and french history collapsing in smoke it was seven o'clock in the evening local time when the fire brok

he shows no fear while working with with them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: peta respondedriting, this is far from surprising. he calls the lions his children, trusting them more than people, despite the dangers. cathy park, nbc news. >> that trust, he's back on his feet with with a smile on his face. >>> still ahead, how to have a sports car under 30 grand and what's causing gas prices to skyrocket. karen cho is next. if your adventure keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh... enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may interact with other me

generation trainer, he shows no fear when working with them. [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: petaponded to the attack with an online post writing, "this isar from surprising with circus animals suffering psychologically when forced to perform." kouta calls the lions his children, trusting them more than people despite the >>> whe training the next generation of america's bravest. - hello from inside the screen! [knocking] did you know the more time you spend looking at me, the more likely you are to strain your eyes? don't be shortsighted. put limits on screen time to get better sleep or more time for physical activity instead. >>> fire-fighting has trio male-nominated profession, just 7% of the 1.1 million american firefighters are women. but times are changing thanks in part to a camp in california. here's nbc's morgan chefsky. >> reporter: climbing the ladder wasn't easy for erin reagan. women make up less than 1% of the force. >> here frar from people on the street each now, oh, they let you do that? >> because i was a female, i had to prove myself i think order that than a lo

track why they are proud to have such allies so we see there's no logic behind it that's still to come peta savvy and honest seeking justice for the victims of the agent orange have the psyches during the vietnam war by saying it's pretty monsanto company but have a look at that in detail to stuff the brain. trump said many times that you know we got there are let's say advantages you know with the embassy to jerusalem the recognition of jerusalem as our capital. he said that there would be some painful things. either so this is why i think the palestinians should come with open. minds. to the negotiations. the housing crisis was the result of securitizing mortgages that were resold to dozens of times like goldman sachs was betting as are all clients and they were engaged in massive fraud again bailed out by timothy geithner it is friends and now they go of that controlled demolition of the housing market is that all housing is concentrated in a few as like blackstone as a gift from their friends of the central banks and the result is medieval of. fear is demanding justice from the agro che

no problems for the nimitz through hayward san leandro union city fremont connecting out to know peta sets a 20 minute trip or maybe you're leaving milpitas on to 37 west, it's only 7 minutes to make your way over to the peninsula tech more coming up. over to the east by now a man is behind bars accused of attacking a woman with plans to heard 5 more kron four stand kerman has details. >>police say 37 year-old matt curry so attempted to kidnap and rape along the creek woman using a stun gun a week ago tuesday, the victim fought back and was able to escape. police were able to identify caruso and arrested him the next morning. he is the class including and that we all learned growing up up and who to avoid. >>on the planned. now this event to the part where he researched for his victims live. he went to their house and its surveillance of their house the to photos of their house and you try to learn as much as he could from them. >>well the creek police say the victim was a former coworker of caruso's and now they have identified 5 other east bay women also former coworkers that caruso

time for the school she's now with peta thank you very much there's only one place to start and that's with tiger woods he thanked his family and friends for they support after winning his fifteenth major title a victory he thought might never come. it was that was the moment i would claim these fifth masters title more than a decade after his last major success at the two thousand and eight u.s. open a lot of success for woods whose career took a nosedive after the breakdown of his marriage and a string of chronic back injuries. i had serious doubts after you know what transpired a couple years ago i could barely walk i can sit down i really can do much of anything. luckily i had the procedure my back which gave me a chance that you know having a you know a normal life. but then i was and i realized i could actually see a golf club again and so if i if i could somehow piece this together that i still have the hands to do it it's bringing our sports correspondent leigh welling's from london leigh is this sports greatest have a comeback. it's hard to think of a more extraordinary comeba

80's great dublin to fremont the nimitz looking good and so does to 37, it's only 6 minutes, we'll peta's to sonny bill will check more and just a bit. well to the south and now a nightmare scenario looms if a major earthquake were to strike near the anderson down in morgan hill now the dam sits more or less on top of the calaveras and coyote earthquake fault studies have concluded that if a magnitude 7 or larger quake hits the bay area that dam could slump and phil putting 10's of thousands of people downstream at risk. now plans are in place for the dam to get a seismic retrofit it's a project that can take about 5 years or so to complete once construction begins in 2022 crews will strip the dam right down to its clay core and retrofitted. >>there's some material that in the event of earthquake. we get kind slushy for lack of a better term they call it viable material. earthquake shakes it kind of gets machine that would slump down in the basically released water over the top. >>and we don't want that for now they're keeping this level in the reservoir at about 58% of course for safety

in this video posted by peta you see the lion's jaw clamped onto 32-year-old hamada kouta's arm, forcing him to the ground. >> two seconds. he's come to me and attack me and catch me. >> reporter: the trainer left covered in gashes and bite marks, saying he had a tooth still stuck in his muscle. incredibly getting back up and moving towards the lion. >> the trainer's life was absolutely in danger. he's very lucky to survive that. if that lion had gotten the trainer by the neck it probably wouldn't have ended as well as it did. >> reporter: tonight, kouta is already back in the ring with the same lion just one week after this attack. >> this is not first time i have attacked. they have so many times. these lions and tigers for me just like my sons, like my daughter. >> reporter: tonight, kouta is still recovering from those bites and scratches. admitting most attacks like this are the lion tamer's fault. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the home explosion mystery. a massive blast rocking a neighborhood. black smoke billowing throug

city put full focus on the champions league as they stay in the hunt for major traces this season peta will have the details. counting is underway in indonesia's presidential and parliamentary elections ballots are being tallied from eight hundred thousand polling stations the incumbent. is facing his main challenger the former army general purpose. to leads the world's third largest democracy our correspondent wayne hay has more from jakarta. these are early provisional results but the indications are that president joko widodo will win a second term in office the results so far showing that he has a lead of around ten percent over his challenger probable. we've heard from the president he spoke briefly to his supporters and to the media thanking his supporters also thanking the security forces for protecting the polling stations a huge to supporters to be patient while they wait for the results to be confirmed certainly there was no declaration of victory from him we heard also from the challenger probable subiaco again certainly no concession from him in fact quite the opposite he's

anderson tweeted saying how could you ecuador i'm in shock so so what's next well rights campaigner peta touchable has said songes arrest may put him at the risk of extradition which has now been confirmed it next.

tweeted saying how could you ecuador i'm in shock so what's next well rights campaigner peta touch has said songes arrest may put him at the risk of extradition which has now been confirmed extradition of the us extradition request from the us by scotland yard's and what he will likely face charges that could see him jailed but this is the whole secret juries all say being said to convene to prepare an indictment against him but all our eyes are on the magistrate's court right now. so i understand that is very difficult right now to make any predictions. from what you heard from what you read there can we expect some kind of secret indictment to happen in the next twenty four hours. possibly i mean the timeframe is pretty hard to justify and say of the moments but all this is well follows is just a day off of the wiki leaks at. a press conference held by them and the sun just team that said an extensive spying operation was conducted against a songe in the ecuadorian embassy and there was spent. collation that this whole correction was actually designed to get extradited so they will s

put full focus on the champions league as they say in the hunt for four major trophies this season peta will have the details. now uganda has said that it will consider giving asylum to sudan's deposed president omar al bashir the foreign ministry has said it will offer to do so despite his indictment by the international criminal court for war crimes meanwhile demonstrations continue in the capital khartoum the ruling military council has heeded some of the protesters demands the site the prosecutor general and to a vis a vis still no headway on the main demand of the demonstrators for civilian rule all right let's go live now to our correspondent have a logan who's in khartoum and first of all hear about this ugandan offer what do we know about about that and furthermore the whereabouts of omar al bashir himself. well martine uganda's foreign minister had said that uganda is willing to consider taking into asylum if sudan is ok with it but let's not forget that the military council on the day that the ousted president bashir has said that they're not going to hand him to any foreign p

peta, good morning, it's good to e you again. >> good morning, a little late from wtonga.ner 2020? >> my goal is to be the first person to try three new sports, i'm trying spring kayak as my next sport. >> do you know anything about kayaking? how long have you been at this? >> i think the years, one year to figure it out. >> what is spring kayak? >> it's when you get in a small boat and you sprint for 30 seconds and hope the other people are behind you. >> do you have to oil up for that as well? >> hope so. i mean m if ites you quicker, i'll do what it takes. >> we can find out whether you made the team? >> february of next year so what we're doing is paddling for the planet, trying to bring awareness to climate change and make sure people are after ourp et. that's what one of our goals is, along with winning the olympic gold medal there you just met prince harry and megan mark him. th dress like you, is that right? >> yes. megan and harry wore the exact same thing. this one is blue. they wore the red version. they wore it like two tongans. >> he didn't take his shirt off.

so if you 8 it's it's about 35 minutes and growing family and road to mill peta's 17 not bad under 30 minutes from the santa cruz mountains into los gatos started back to you. thanks a lot rob and 6.17 senator kamala harris made a stop in sacramento to talk to union members. >>the presidential candidate talk to about her version for labor in our state joe khaleel has more. >>1000 labor are. >>2020 presidential candidates, senator kamala harris bringing her message directly to union members in sacramento monday for first campaign stop to the capital city america's economy is not working for working people. >>paris according the labor vote delivered a message focus on working class families and bettering their lives in california. i think of this as being a moment in time that is requiring us each and collectively to look air and ask a question that question being who are we. and i think what we all know is part of the answer to that question is we are better than this. harrison vote her plan to close the teacher pay gap and provide an income tax credit for middle income families, the j

you're luck key we don't have peta on heren tonight, they want to get rid of milk, for goodness sakesin his suv with all his security detail in their suvs to go work out at his brooklyn fancy gym on y or whatever the heck it is. watch. >> i also do need to ask. you live on the upper east side in gracie mansion. most days a city suv driefd you is 31 miles to a gym -- 11 miles to a gym in brooklyn, what sort of environmentally responsible example are you setting there, taking this drive in a car as to opposed to going someplace nearby in. >> this is just part of my life. trish: like it's okay for me, it's just not okay for you. right? that's the deal? >> i mean, trish, you would think we were living in a monarchy, because he's getting to do whatever he wants to do while imposing a different standard on everyone that he's in charge of guiding as a leader. it shows the hypocrisy of things like the green new deal which tell americans you're not capable of making good decisions when it comes to your life lifestyle. we don't see aoc taking a train to get to south x southwest in austin, she's

and the rockets on fire in the playoffs peta will have an n.b.a. action in sport. had i most of the cold air that was around only a week ago is just about gone now so even though you see a northerly breeze coming down through the caspian after western russia was still talking about temperatures in the teens so sixteen in terran is a result maybe that for twenty in baku and pleasingly if you're in turkey or in syria temperatures are on the rise as they please and they because of being cold and wet fairly recently well there's a potential for showers here in turkey as you can see on saturday we're still talking about pretty warm weather for the most part clear skies try to around seventeen in toronto particularly warm if you never asked afghanistan it's just up in the northeast where it could be cloudy enough for a shower or two so dress picture temperatures rising to be expected this small finally is drawing down its strength of the time we get to friday's a temperature rise in bahrain you a qatar the cloud indicated here on the return of this wind could well develo

our accident here to the south finally cleared a little heavy leaving no peta's from to 37 to montague the accident was blocking 2 lanes it's gone, but as you can see it's still slow it takes a while over to easter freeway 22 minutes from crockett to oakland, 24 is nice the nimitz on of san leandro heading north to downtown oakland, not so bad a little busy, but only 12 minutes into 38 to 9.80. we'll check more drive times and get back to you. >>story out of solano county 2 teenagers electrocuted in a dixon can now be a mother of one of the teenager says her son and his friend were actually trying to help a dog that was in the canal at the time. johnson reports now the mother wants to know why there were no warning signs anywhere in the area. >>the eu to give him the shirt off his back. he knew what he wanted. and he always went after it. >>can the korea says her son 17 year-old says died as a hero. she says he was out walking with a group of friends, including jacob snyder, cheddar's dog ranger as well as another teenage boy and girl before they were hiking off west dixon road monday

side expect delays there too leavings a hayward at union city and in stretches to fremont and know peta so we'll put that at 44 minutes, we'll check more slowdowns in trouble spots coming up james, thank you very. >>much robin for your health this morning. the fda says that some pints of ben and jerry's chunky monkey and some bulk containers of coconut 7 layer bars are under recall these products might contain tree nuts. that are declared on the packaging so that could pose a potential threat of course for people with nut allergies. so the company says at this po-nt, nobody's reported any problems or illnesses but obviously if you have any nut allergies and you have this particular type of ice cream in the freezer get rid of it. >>a new name came for a b ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ the crowd for morning news midway through the commute fe

peta says sonny bill james well probably.alarmingly high rate of maternal deaths in for african american women is extremely high and now a group of lawmakers are banding together to focus on the health, a black mothers and other minority groups will get crop force washington correspondent britt jackson to explain. >>giving birth should be a gift to mothers, but for too many african american women it's a death sentence we are truly in the midst of a national public health crisis. congresswoman alma adams says black mothers are dying at an alarming rate and she wants congress to do something about it adams created the black maternal health caucus to provide legislative solutions to more than half of these deaths offer minimal adams in our caucus say current policies aren't doing enough to prevent complications and save black mothers lives we cannot and must not accept this. >>congress has already passed several bills aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates but there's been little focus on the impact on minority groups or rac

major league peta will be here with more in sport. that is the wolf of spring is leaked away from the netherlands and germany is the winds become a northerly another leases masterclass stretching from greece through france and germany to england it's disappointing whether it's cloudy and it's often reading its position for wednesday the temperature underneath will be barely double figures it's going to feel cold as well and even medicine is further west that northerly breeze suggests showers the building of a spade and verbally our eggs in southern france as well and with that no only breeze still blowing overnight is going to be cold enough for the snow briefly to bloom mostly of the mountains admittedly but nevertheless is quite a bit of a drop of snow for april and then without the seven degrees despite the sunshine in berlin the rain spreading to remain the left behind for back into its city as well for the western mediterranean is probably be full of showers some of which but not many will be pushed down to the coast out jerry or

it's getting pretty crowded out there do expect residual delays 8.80 only 41 minutes san leandro to peta'shanks robin. >>so big story this morning. we have representative eric swalwell now officially launching his campaign for president of the united states adding to a big group of a 4 term congressman from the east bay held his first rally yesterday at his alma mater dublin high school across force in well below has that has more. >>and go all to do good that's them on track to eric swalwell is running on during h 2020 presidential campaign and the dublin native the smoke on many issues sunday during his announcement rally but made it clear that gun control is his top priority. >>statements from california congressman eric swalwell as he proposed his plans for a safer america. your cheers from the crowd that gathered at double in high school. it's all a graduated from there 20 years ago and on sunday promised his campaign would be fighting for the middle class. and many you came to the announcement rally say they're ready to see someone like swalwell in the white house says a once in a li

with the you and back of the government of national accord and one element source forces a member of peta the are the forces that defeated eisel in that city twenty sixteen now around forty kilometers to the east from to paly in an area called me. that has witnessed a confrontations between the government forces and the government and the forces loyal to her to come and go from the city of now a government of national accord has given old orders to the air force to target any military convoy moving towards the capital tripoli on the other hand as you know peter one hundred forty five military individuals loyal to have to surrender this morning and. there are. military vehicles were handed over to the government forces in the city of zawiya on the south of tripoli namely in an area called. in the outskirts of the city of again there are also clashes between the government forces and forces loyal to the world lord have to meanwhile forces from the city of misrata longside forces from tripoli. allied with the government are moving to join. as of tripoli peter thanks very much we'll talk to y

thousands of people have swarmed onto the streets of the capital demanding change not just the removal of peta flicka but wholesale political and constitutional change. we use have found ellie is a professor of political science and international relations at cathy university and as you can see he joins us live now from doha thanks for being with us on the program and you've been with us throughout the day giving us your opinion of what's been happening and some quite fast moving events over the last couple of us to flicker has gone the people are demanding that it's not just he who goes but a lot of his own to raj and that they want a big political change in algeria do you think they're likely to get that. well before i ask this question i would like to agree with the first is get us from a lead in what about what came in the report what flickered never fought in the algerian war secondly what flic i was asked to become president in one president in one thousand nine hundred four he refused to do so gentle the world to call during the civil war and obviously the world played a very important

so stay tuned. >>> peta convincing a theater to ditch pork out of respect for a cartoon pig.individual with emotions the capacity to feel joy. the group made similar requests peppa pig shows across the globe. >>> police officers going above and beyond the call of duty to. look at that the officers bringing pizza and soda to a family in utah, hours after helping their sister with special needs. they wanted to make sure the rest of the kids and the family were okay. wonderful. steve: didn't want to forget about anybody. that's great. ainsley: thanks, jillian. brian: let's not forget about janice dean outside in nice weather. janice: this is not too bad. this is abigail, where are you from? >> i'm from georgia. janice: first time in new york city? >> yes, ma'am. janice: what is the weather right now? >> trying to be sunny and 67. janice: i like your optimism, my friend. wave to everybody at home. thanks for coming to "fox & friends." look at the maps. i love it. feeling like springtime out here in new york city. 56 right now. we do have cold air behind the front. potential for s

and you may remember peta's animal-friendly idioms like bring home the bagels instead of bring home thed of badger, itches in your britcheses instead of ants in your pants and bigger fish to free rather than bigger fish to fry, they have lost their minds but those are your headlines. rick you've got bigger things to free. rick: to free? as long as it itches in your bri tches? pete: no more badgering me either. rick: i'm too old for this pete. i can't learn new tricks guys let's talk weather. we've not not a bad day behind all of the storms we had things clearing out just nice a little bit cooler however but that's good news down across parts of the southeast where its been so darn hot. you'll cool off a little bit. we do have a storm that we're watching move off the eastern seaboard behind that a little bit of cooler air comes in and then this storm across the central part of the country this is a snow-maker sorry to say at the end of april we've got snow moving across southern minnesota throughout parts of iowa southern areas of wisconsin and chicago that's throughout the day today. th

peta suggests adopting a pet from a shelter instead of cloning. >> it's not an either/or.most, but to me it was the answer to be able to deal with someday losing beuhner. they didn't replace him, but they allowed me to know that there is a piece of him that will always be with me. >> viagen is outside of austin. they are the only u.s. commercial company that clones pets like cats and dogs. the key is the personality will be different. it's not, you know, the pet with the spunk. >> my knee-jerk reaction is i feel for the pets that are here, dogs that are here. you won't get a dog in need of a home if you are cloning your other pet. >> that seems what the human society was saying. >> i said, do you hear that? it's twitter exploding. everyone has an opinion. we are just bringing you the story. >> must be a heck of a dog. >> right? $50,000. >>> all right. tomorrow, on saturday, we will have more of the "game of thrones" craze. we traveled across the pond to meet some of the show's stars, real-life die wolves. craig, you're. >>> it? >> yes. i don't remember goibeing able go. >>

todo el mundo estaba mira quien es, este el mero peta pero william smith.illo que serÁ la mala. francisca: era una pelÍcula muy buena y la gente la ha estado esperando porque fue un super Éxito. ellos estuvieron grabando en la ciudad de miami. imagÍnate que yo iba para el salÓn y no encontraba por dónde entrar y tenÍa mi cita lista para la ciar mi cabello. raÚl: la rebeldÍa capilar. francisca: mis antepasados. el caso es que una pelÍcula muy esperada y will es un hombre amado en todo el mundo por su calidad de actor y por su calidad humana. lo hemos tenido aquÍ en la casay ustedes ya lo han visto de que es amigo de nosotros. raÚl: yo voy a invitar a tu boda. francisca: vamos a cambiar de tema y hablemos de estoporque todos tenemos whatsapp. y la nueva actualizaciÓn restringirÍa las capturas de pantalla en los chat. whatsapp no para de actualizarse y creo que es la clave de mantenerse vigente y ahora trae un sistema de mensajerÍa instantÁnea con funciones de seguridad y en su intento por la forma de compartir mensajes. ahora que permitirÁ que puedas hacer ca