and petey is definitely -- no.nd out of that interaction, petey was trying to initiate play, but the huskey immediately took it to the next level of being the more dominant, aggressive type of dog. but he's doing good. >> pety passed the dog aggression test but he's still showing signs of being fearful. >> let's put it this way. he's not out of the woods yet. if i get 20 dogs in tonight, he would be one of the dogs that would be on the list of having to make the extra room. because he's not at this point in the game 100% adoptable. >> when the overcrowded shelter is forced to make space for incoming animals, they turn to the gray list, aggressive animals, sick animals, or ones with real behavioral problems. if they do have to euthanize to make space, these are the ones that go first. >> right now, he would be op the gray list? >> it could go either way for him. we do have a program call canned eternal companions. we have a group of volunteers that will come in and work with dogs like this. that one-on-one interacti

we had -- my brother had a pet rabbit called petey.tey was a part of our life for like, you know, four or five years. and then one night my brother came upstairs and he said to my parents and i, "you guys have to see petey. she looks --" i should she, my brother named his female rabbit petey. [ light laughter ] i don't want to go into that now. my brother was incredibly stubborn and had a name in his head. but he said, "you have to see petey, she looks so cute." and there was something about that, we were like if you've had a rabbit for five years and all of sudden it's sleeping different, something might be wrong. and we went down and petey was just full rigor mortis. [ audience aws ] yeah i know. look, i knew her. [ laughter ] it is harder for me. the whole story is harder for me. [ laughter ] but petey was basically on her back with all four legs in the air. and my brother was upset and my mother was consoling my brother and my father took me aside. this is true and he said, "will you go outside and bury petey because i'm not good w

. >> we should name this dog petey.e reminds me of petey from "little rascals." >> probably say he's about 7 or 8. >> a dog like this, how hard is it going to be to get him adopted? >> pretty difficult. having 15, 20 other pit bulls on the floor that young and can't find homes for those dogs. >> it's estimated that pit bulls account for more than 30% of the dogs admitted to animal shelters and make up more than 60% of the dogs that are put down. puppies have a decent shot, but a full-grown pit can be very tough to get adopted. >> so now the dog is in here. how long will he be here? >> a lot of people think that, you know, they have a certain amount of time like, oh, we'll give him a month. and it's not like that. we'll hold on to these animals as long as we have space and as long as their behavior stays good. it could change. >> right. being in a place like this would probably drive you crazy. >> absolutely. even with going out for walks, you figure they're in a kennel 22 out of 24 hours a day. >> the kennel can be a no

here we go, petey. all that practice about to pay off. come on, petey.

. >> when generate lighty and pe petey peterson moved in together -- >> originally people would say roommates. >> and then the questions, are you sisters? >> then that evolved into partner. but that sounds like the cowboy partner or the business partner. >> that was almost 40 years ago. >> you may now kiss. >> on december 12, 2012, they became the first couple that got a license. they call each other wife. >> it's getting easier. >> and when filing taxes this year, they didn't have to split their assets. thanks to the defense of marriage act, allowing gay couples to file federal taxes together. >> the down side of that is that we were bumped up into a higher category for paying taxes. which really kind of threw us. >> washington doesn't collect state taxes. gay married couples don't have to worry about that. the process however has become a headache in other places. the laws are different depending on what part of the country you live in. in massachusetts, the state recognizes same sex marriage but in the commonwealth of virginia, couples may have to file three or four forms. >> i imagine it

. >> when jane lighty and peteie petersen moved in together, people had all sorts of assumptions. >>first came the question about room plates. >> then are you sisters? >> then that evolved to partner. that sounds like the coul cowboy partner or business partner. >> in december 6th, 2012, litey and peterson were the first to get a washington marriage license. >> i say wife but it's getting easier. >> filing taxes this year they didn't have to split their assets thanks to the defense of marriage act a supreme court ruling which allows gay married couples to file federal taxes together. >> the down side of that is that we were bumped up into a higher category for paying taxes which really kind of threw us. >> washington doesn't collect state taxes. gay married couples don't have to worry about that. the process however has become a headache in other places. the laws are different depending on what part of the country you live in. in massachusetts for instance the state recognizes same-sex marriage but in places like the commonwealth of virginia couples may have to file three different t

petey doocy was laying this out.ries in ukraine is deepening, and troubling allegations that fliers have been going out saying that jewish people have to identify. thes in eastern ukraine. this situation is getting more worrisome. the president on the phone today with angela merkel, the german chance can lore, a key ally here, in trying to resolve this situation. we suspect he'll talk about that. i think more importantly for this president, senate majorettity leader harry reid told reporters he thinks the signup number is now over eight million and you can bet the president wants to tout that and is one thing he will talk below. sit hall republicans nipping at his heels on this. and might be chance to try to tout how he thinks this thing is turning the page. >> it's interesting to me the timing. we just got through passover. the jewish holidays, good friday is tomorrow, and then easter. not exactly the height of a news cycle. i guess you get it in today and this afternoon so you get it on the evening newscast or it's

i have mom door petey, the commander of the task force that is is doing all the great search work out at sea. armstrong from the atsb. and mike barton from amsa. over on the left, i also have our subject matter expert on underwater salvage and rescue. and that's captain matthews from the u.s. navy. he will be available for one-on-one interviews at the end of the press conference. well, good afternoon. yesterday i outlined a number of leads we were pursuing in relation to the search, the missing malaysian airlines flight mh 370. namely, the electronic pulse signals detected by the chinese ship haixun 01, and an acoustic noise being pursued by the vessel ocean shield in her current location. i stated that the ocean shield would be delayed from going to the approximate area where the haixun 01 had detected the signals while she continued her own investigations. today i can report some very encouraging information which has unfolded over the last 24 hours. the towed pinger locator deployed from the australian defense vessel ocean shield has detected signals consistent with those emitted b

i know petey probably stepped in a little today. i was really surprised at how poorly facebook traded because that's traded worse than amazon over the last couple days. in terms of levels, i'll say it again, we said it at the beginning of the month, that 1834 would come into play towards the end of april and guess what? it's getting close. it's imperative if you're bullish for the s&p to close above 1834. >> it really kind of started with amazon. as that started to roll over, we really watched everything from twitter to netflix. you can go down the line of the big cap names. but i'll tell you what, of those names, facebook is very intriguing because on this 5% sell-off, when you look at that quarter, that quarter was absolutely outstanding, mel. you look at the cash generation, just under $1 billion as well. all the number they put up exceeded just about he have expectation. i think because of that i'm very impressed with them. i think that this stock finally underneath $60 a share, around $58 i decided to jump in with options very

. >> when jane and petey first moved in together, people made all sorts of assumptions. >> originally roommates. >> then came the questions. >> are you sisters? >> and then that kind of evolved into partner, but that sort of sounds like the cowboy partner or the business partner. >> that was almost 40 years ago. >> you may now kiss. >> on december 6, 2012, they became the first couple in washington state to receive a full-fledged marriage license. today they call one another wife. they are still getting used to that. >> i say this is my w-ife, but it's getting easier. >> they didn't have to split their assets this year filing taxes. gay married couples are allowed to file material taxes together. >> the down side is that we were bumped up into a higher category for paying taxes, which really kind of threw us. >> washington doesn't collect state taxes. gay married couples don't have to worry about that. the process has become a headaches in other place. >> the laws are different, depending on what part of the country you live in. in massachusetts, the state recognizes same-sex marriage

america dot org let's talk about what petey america dot org has done you and i were both informal advisorsi guess on their advisory board or whatever you know where i can speak for you i'm i'm not paid for what i do i get you know i don't write as if i don't i don't know if it'll status or the lack of any kind of i'm just a used my name but it's because it's such a great organization so tell me you know from your point of view john nichols what has pretty american done sure you know i think that p.a. is a remarkable group because it carries forward a vision that tim would have told you is rooted in the ideas of michael harrington the great social justice reformer an activist of the nine hundred seventy s. and ninety's who worked within the democratic party but always work for which he referred. as the left wing of the possible that's what tim was all about tim was not particularly interested in democratic politics in any traditional sense that wasn't that wasn't his focus his focus was on a transformational politics and it was tim's view whether you agreed with that or not is your choice b

promise of petey's capital in the twenty first century has been making waves recently now he argues we need to levy an annual tax on capital wealth but is that the right way to go. now dr james gobert doesn't think so goldberg is a professor of government at the university of texas at austin and an expert in the labor employment and macro economics throughout his career goal has been an important voice emphasizing the problems of inequality and in today's economy now his most recent book inequality and instability a study of the world economy just before the great crisis he looks at how the financial sector has increased income inequality and created instability i started off by asking him why income inequality matters in the first place here's what he had to say. because it's been going up so rapidly because. of the well because wealth is power is something which is becoming increasingly clear if you look at the politics of the united states in recent years. now dr gahl with a lot of people are talking about the book capital in the twenty first century written by french economist thom