i don't think borisjohnson is a poodle, i didn't think tony blairwas, to be is a poodle, i didn't thinkr was, to be honest. is a poodle, i didn't think tony blairwas, to be honest. i is a poodle, i didn't think tony blair was, to be honest. ithink it's important in a situation like this, maybe they need to be co—ordinated and have one man do all the talking. the country that is taking the action, the united states, it seems it's only right its rex tillerson that does the speaking. you are often in a position to explain donald trump. it looks like a massive flip—flop in his approach to syria. what do you make of it? i think this is called leadership. yes, he had a position that was noninterventionist, i don't wa nt that was noninterventionist, i don't want to be the world's policeman and so on. want to be the world's policeman and so on. when you sit in the chair... a couple of times a significant, the first time when you get the first briefing when you've been elected and you are the president—elect and you get the first cia nsa briefing, that's a pretty heavy duty meeting. then you sit

, this is not how poodles behave. i know people who have not poodles. they don't bite everybody. >> i think he gave us such leverage to tillerson going into this meeting. all of a sudden the u.s. becomes that much stronger and real leverage against -- >> sean: he doesn't hold back, he was with the secretary-general of nato, he was like you guys have to pay more. i thought of those were good things on his part. let me move forward to the syria

people are now saying he is now america's poodle. yes. launched a furious attack on borisjohnson after he cancelled his moscow summit. they have accused the foreign secretary of making up excuses, making way for donald trump's diplomatic drive. i don't really see if there's a big problem with this story. if he wants americans and let them with the americans and let them handle this and i think it means he isa handle this and i think it means he is a poodle. except there is a suggestion in the mail that boris johnson said he shouldn't be going because they were the people who did the bombing, so we would just be the hors d'oeuvre before the main meal. that thing about the poodle, the lib dems leader has also echoed that remark. i guess the lib dems, that's still where they have to reach two. moving to the meat of the story itself. there is the suggestion that we and the americans will say, this is what you will do, mr putin. they say he should withdraw military support from damascus and begin a transition to a new regime, which is of cours

they call him a poodle. it's a difficult one.nd is a huge supporter of assad. is a quote in the observer saying that this, the positive scenario of what happened last week because the crucial question is whether the effect of america showing military force in that area suddenly changes the dynamic and makes the russians listen more rather than less, because previously they had just gone on supporting assad ever since the previous failure to carry out an air strike in the wake of a chemical attack, the russians have got ever more deeply involved, overtly supporting assad on the ground and so on, and whether this air strike last week changes the dynamic and this russian a nalyst changes the dynamic and this russian analyst in the observer suggests that it might. the russians will see america as a serious player with some weight, that's the positive pa rt some weight, that's the positive part of it, the negative part is that there's the risk of confrontation things getting worse! that's what we have to see as the next week unfolds a

trash bag.it does not appear they have micro chips or tags.the decomposing dogs looked to be yorkies, poodle and a golden reteriver.im justine waldman kron 4 news. (mark carpenter)"the oakland raiders make it official. beast mode is on the roster. the team posted this video of marshawn lynch ending his retirement and walking around alameda headquarters this morning after the silver black completed a deal to acquire his rights from the seattle seahawks. for lynch, this is a dream come true as the bruising back gets to suit up for his hometown team after being the star player at cal and oakland tech. he's reportedly planning to celebrate his signing tomorrow with a block party in oakland. mark carpenter, kron 4 news." (pam) coming up... get ready for warm temperatures around the bay area....(steve) meteorologist brittney shipp is back in just two minutes with what to expect... isolated showers across the region will continue to diminish this afternoon as a weak frontal system pushes further inland. dry weather returns for thursday as high pressure builds over the eastern pacific. further warmi

, this iss not how poodles behave. know people who have not poodles. i they don't bite everybody. >> i think he gave us such leverage to tillerson going into this meeting. all of a sudden the u.s. becomes that much stronger and real leverage against -- >> sean: he doesn't hold back, he was with the secretary-general of nato, he was like you guys have to pay more. i thought of those were good g things on his part. let me move forward to the syria issue i have prince of mine who are at odds with me. i think if you see moral depravity and evil in your time, i don't want america to be the world's policeman, i don't want an occupying force. i do believe america should be using moral power and authority? >> do you want to president of the united states the most powerful superpower in the world to watch video footage as we all did of little children who have been gassed to death. >> sean: your prime minister doesn't want to it's force this. >> i got issues about that, after that redlines was crossed, this all goes back to oba

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yorkie, lab, poodle. clearly pets. >> something is wrong with any soul that could do this. >> reporter: putting it mildly. >> lots of dogs missing in the area. oh, the coyotes took them? i think something else is going on. >> reporter: police didn't return our calls tonight. >>> man says he was kicked off delta plane after got up to go to bathroom after the plane was on the tarmac. >> help me understand why? >> discuss it outside. >> delayed on the runway so long, couldn't hold it any longer. after conversations with two agents decided to leave the plane and greeted with fbi agents at gate. >> said came to arrest me but after our conversation realized that that wasn't -- some of the language that was used, associated with my name wasn't accurate. >> all other passengers had to briefly exit as well. delta refunded part of his fare. statement said it's imperative that passengers comply with crew instructions. >>> united is making changes after incident of passenger dragged from flight. including compensatin

yorkie, lab, poodle. clearly pets. >> something is wrong with any soul that could do this. >> reporter: putting it mildly. >> lots of dogs missing in the area. oh, the coyotes took them? i think something else is going on. >> reporter: police didn't return our calls tonight. >>> man says he was kicked off delta plane after got up to go to bathroom after the plane was on the tarmac. >> help me understand why? >> discuss it outside. >> delayed on the runway so long, couldn't hold it any longer. after conversations with two agents decided to leave the plane and greeted with fbi agents at gate. >> said came to arrest me but after our conversation realized that that wasn't -- some of the language that was used, associated with my name wasn't accurate. >> all other passengers had to briefly exit as well. delta refunded part of his fare. statement said it's imperative that passengers comply with crew instructions. >>> united is making changes after incident of passenger dragged from flight. including compensatin

putin sees you either as a panther or a poodle. he sees you as slide slave or a master.s possible that now that he sees, hopefully sees that trump is not going to roll over for him, he will be more willing to have realistic discussions. he wants to have a war port in syria, no question about it. can he keep it, i don't know. but his support for iran, whose rallying cry is death to america, support for assad, part of the iranian empire. he needs to change on that. i think that trump is going to be touch with him. >> eric: david, as cliff points out, putin has he turned from poodle to panther regarding donald trump. >>> we don't know what putin is going to do. i can assure he didn't like the missile strikes and probably worried about what the u.s. is going on do in syria. he's strong in syria, military forces on the ground, significant impact, and pushing back the moderate rebels that we support. we don't know what his next chess move is going to be. it's essential that we get him to stand down and get assad to step down. >> eric: a lot of people said under barack obama th

putin is the kind of guy who sees you either as a panther or a poodle. either a slave or master.s it possible that hopefully he sees that trump is not something going to roll over for him, he'll be more willing to have realistic discussions. he was to have a war report, can you keep that? i don't know. but his support for iran, whose rallying cry is part of the iranian empire, he needs to change on that. i think trump is going to be tough with him. >> eric: quick point, has been three turned from poodle to panther regarding donald trump to mexico we don't know what putin is going to do. assured, he doesn't like the missile strikes and is worried about what they're going to do next and syria but he is strong. he has a lot of military forces on the ground. he has a significant impact in pushing back the moderate rebels that we support. we don't know what his next chess move is going to be. but it's essential that we get him to stand down and get assad to step down. >> eric: this countries become a paper tiger, i would say that no longer the case. thank you very much. plenty more ah

boris the poodle. that was the name given to him by the leader of the lib dems. say—so of washington. he said he was doing the bidding of the white house, which has been denied by foreign office. we will look at the papers later in the programme. next week is holy week, leading up to easter sunday, the day that christians mark their belief thatjesus rose from the dead. but research commissioned by the bbc suggests belief in a life after death is by no means limited to people of faith. a study by comres found one in five atheists, who say they don't believe in a god, also believe in an afterlife. 0ur religious affairs correspondent martin bashir reports. you are here to worship today! come on! worship at hill song church in surrey isn't just an on! worship at hill song church in surrey isn'tjust an expression of gratitude for what this christians say god is doing in their lives now, but also what they say he has in store for them when they die. the bible says that we will have eternal life, we will enter heaven. it doesn't go into major details, it just says that

sure if i wasn't on television while it was happening, i'd be whimpering and yelping like a gut shot poodle another tattoo is never going to make me younger, or tougher, or more relevant. it won't reconnect me ten years from now with some spiritual crossroads in my life. no. at this point, i think my body is like an old car. another dent ain't going to make a whole lot of difference. at best, it's a reminder that you're still alive and lucky as hell. another tattoo, another thing you did. another place you've been. a final, long gaze at the river. take in, probably for the last time in my life, the slow rhythms of the village. one more thing to do. say goodbye to an old friend. ♪ ♪ he was a very strong man. >> kadir: yes. >> anthony: i remember him well, running up hill. faster than all of us. >> kadir: yes. >> anthony: so what do we do? do we leave him a beer? some cigarettes. >> kadir: yes, all right. >> anthony: he would like that? >> kadir: yeah, he'd like. >> anthony: first cigarette in two years for you, man. ♪ ♪ [ helicopter ] ♪ ♪ >>> a group of u.s. navy ships is headed toward the k

been seized upon the critics of borisjohnson, the liberal democrats described him as an american poodlee team behind borisjohnson is an indication as to what he is doing over this weekend, he is talking to the different countries that are going to be attending the g-7 that are going to be attending the g—7 summit on tuesday in italy and he is trying to get them to have some kind of coordinated boys, i suppose, coordinated message for russia. certainly the whole rhetoric now is really moving towards trying to get russia to withdraw its support for bashar al—assad. as well is that, what we have heard from michael fallon and what he has written in the sunday times today is that he is also of the opinion that bashar al—assad cannot continue to be the leader in syria. that changes from some things we have heard previously, back injanuary boris johnson was talking about how bashar al—assad could potentially run in elections. that seems to have moved away from that now and they want a future in which syria does not have him as their leader. thank you. i have a little bit of breaking news. we a

tim farron is a poodle, and jeremy corbyn is a stray. a labrador, that is interesting.dogs. i have a cat at home. not the best person to ask. there are lots of questions in this survey, covering all kinds of things, including whether voters think theresa may is like helen mirren in the queen. there is a bit of a generational issue. one about albert ste ptoe, generational issue. one about albert steptoe, which probably passed dozens steptoe, which probably passed d oze ns of steptoe, which probably passed dozens of people by. precisely. the mail on sunday know that demographic. but be ready for more of this. have pity for those of us who work in the newspaper industry because there are lots of these inside pages to fill. it will get more and more desperate.” inside pages to fill. it will get more and more desperate. i don't think there is too much pity, but i know there is an election that both of you are excited about which is happening in france as we speak. peter, your paper has been following this. as a weekly paper, there must bea this. as a weekly paper, there must

borisjohnson has been criticised by the liberal democrats who referred to him as an american poodle,or the americans to have a go perhaps because he could not be trusted to do it himself. they are suggesting that he is perhaps not up to it and that he is perhaps not up to it and that view has been echoed today by alec salmond who was talking to andrew marr. he basically said that boris is behaving like a mini me to the americans and ended up looking quite daft. boris johnson just looks daft, what is the argument for not going ahead with the visit? the american secretary of state is going on wednesday. the idea that he cannot be trusted because he might pursue his own line have an independent thought or cross over what the americans are going to say, just makes them look like some sort of mini me to the united states of america and that is not the position that any foreign secretary would wa nt that any foreign secretary would want to be in. if the mail on sunday repeats the russian line that the british foreign secretary is a puppet. british foreign secretary is a puppet, then you kn

suggesting this makes boris johnson with the lib dems are suggesting this makes borisjohnson the us poodleh in him. an assistant close to borisjohnson has said that that is nonsense and this is part of a strategy where they think boris johnson can only be g7 response and this will mean there would be two visits, won by the british secretary, won by the un us secretary of state. in his statement he said he had her close discussions with rex tillerson who would still go to moscow. what is the thinking? there is a united front. the meeting of foreign ministers over the next two days and monday and tuesday in italy will be looking specifically at how to progress things in syria. the planning for life after president assad, trying to look at how russia might demilitarise and looking at how the country might rebuild. what the west and the g7 group of nations will want to present is a united front. people close to the foreign secretary would suggest that if he had gone tomorrow and not attended the g7 and a few days later rex tillerson had gone, it would have given the russians an opportunity to

you can see the poodle daffodils do not know where they are coming or going here.seen lily cole dear coming from the arctic. it is a bitterly cold afternoon despite sunshine. sharon was thinking south out of the scottish borders by the end of the afternoon. —— showers sinking south. the odd spot of showery lane across the south coast, maybe south wales. high spills of 13 and 1a, only six in the northern isles. showers push southwards as well. temperatures really follow way. worth bearing in mind for gardeners in little spots with temperatures down to as low as —6 —8 in places. hard frost first thing tomorrow morning. chilly start. some of your pure spring plants might look like this first thing tomorrow morning. it is not what we really wa nt morning. it is not what we really want but at least we will get decent spells of sunshine. if you're still offer tickets for your easter break, you will be happy with this story. lovely day, dry, lots of sun. cloud and rain gathering to the north and west and here still on the chilly side with high spills of 1a not out of the

for being a poodle to the white house.weekly gain after briefly spiking following the u.s. strike on syria. they settled at their highest levels in almost a month, while the market digests implications pricesattack on syria, continue to boost. they next meet envy and a on may 25. the u.s. commerce secretary's former investment company has made a big bet on china's steel industry even as he challenges alleged dumping of chinese steel in his new job. wilbur ross is still divesting his stake in the firm he founded. the firm said it would start a joint venture with china still $11.5investing up to billion in underperforming steel assets. toldeo of ford has bloomberg he is optimistic about trade dream the u.s. and china following president's meeting with his counterpart gq bring -- xi jinping. call this year is the industry in the u.s. to be about 17.7 million units, down slightly from last year. at a relatively high level. we are seeing some more competitive miss from a standpoint of pricing. staying very focused on satisfying

he is walking around the streets of miami and enjoying the view and a french poodle walks by and becausee is a cuban dog, he has to start complementing and say, oh you are so beautiful and are you from around here? i love the way you want. and she looks down her snout at him and says do you have any idea who you are talking to quake you are a mutt and i am a french poodle. i am a breed of distinction. and so the little mutt sort of is temporarily speechless. and then he says oh well, here i may be a mutt but in cuba i was a german shepherd. [laughter] >> les standiford what have you heard from this discussion? >> as a writer i think you have two, when think what is said most eloquently you have to be capable of holding two diametrically opposed concepts in your mind at the same time and then when you sit down to write you have to be able to write characters who might be opposed in the same way diametrically. no matter what you believe in order to write compelling fiction or a worthwhile story for that matter. i would not have enjoyed spending very much time. i think with either andrew ca

>> a cavalier king charles and minnie poodle?at a beautiful dog. >> he is. >> to send me your photo, do it on instagram or tweet me @roberta kpix or visit me on facebook, cbs 5. i want to see your lovely pet that makes you so happy. >> here's a look from the transamerica pyramid and we will get past that. temperatures are in the 50s and the wind is under five miles an hour and that will change with the incoming system. the bulk of the energy as well to the north and we will have a light rain shower primarily north of the golden gate bridge. anything else would be a sprinkle or drizzle. temperature-wise, into the 60s from pacifica through the bay and around the peninsula. we realized this, 61 in vallejo and it looks like today, the winds will be variable, 10-20 miles an hour during the afternoon hours. i will have your easter forecast at 48 minutes past the hour. right now, let's say good morning to gianna. >>> on the roadways we have delays along 242 this morning. reports of an accident and the left lane is blocked for emergency

. >> assad is the russians and the iranians poodle. he will do what he's told. russia really wants to main thane that foot hold on the mediterranean, so they're going to be really tough and holding on to what they've come up with already. the iranians want to lead a shiite conquest of the whole region. we have a real mess on our hands. that's why we have to have economic strength to play successfully. >> neil: thanks, sir. you know what susan rice was saying against week and the lakes before that? the latest thing that she had trusted that chemical yes -- weapons were addressed. on top of that, what she said about russia's involvement in our election and on and on. so when someone calls for her to be studied and probed, the republican congressman that recommended just that, he's the one that is booed, not susan rice. >> one of the more serious roles is that of susan rice -- now why is it -- how interesting. what is good for the goose isn't also good for the gander? ♪ hey, i'm the internet! ♪ i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what y

we have a big german shepherd now and a lot of toed poodles, just a lot of dogs available, about 90.his weekend we have "love a senior" weekend, open house from 12:00, 4:00, both saturday and sunday and we invite everybody to come down and visit the dogs. there's no cages so everybody is happy and roaming around. >> i've visited and it's great. everybody is chilling out. you have the senior dogs so it's a calm environment, some laying in bids and others, curious to check you out. we're not sure where juno would fall in that. >> juno will find somebody's lap. all of them are adoptable, people and dog friendly and we'd love to see everybody there. >> thanks for bringing juno in this morning. to learn more about muttville, head to their website muttville.org, and they have little personality profiles for all of their available dogs. thanks for coming in. >> thank you very much for having us. >>> stick around, spring cleaning, hints for your wallet, what credit card you should cut and how to protect your credit score. >>> it's that time of year again, spring cleaning, and that has the fo

you're a mutt and i'm a french poodle. i'm a breed of distinction. and so the little mutt sort of is -- temporarily speechless and then he says oh, well, here i may be a mutt. but in cuba i was a german shepherd. [laughter] very old joke. >> what have you heard from this discussion? >> i -- a writer, i think that you have to fitzgerald echoed what keith i think said most eloquently. you have to be capable of holding two die metically opposed concepts in your minds at the same time and then when you sit down to write you have to be able to write characters who might be opposed in the same way dimetricly in order to write compelling fiction or a worthwhile story for that matter. w i wouldn't have enjoyed spending very much time i think i -- with either andrew karen go or henry, but if i can't been able to inhabit each character's persona at the time i was running above their part of the book, nobody would have been able to -- i think, read that book or havee found it anything but i propaganda.hing and i no matter what what alwayy to do my best to try t

he has been widely criticized in the russian press, being called a poodle, a lapdog if you will, of they's foreign minister, italy being the host of g7 events through all the gear, saying that he felt that the decision to act decisively on syria last week has created a renewed harmony between the united states and europe, because he said that not so long ago, and he specifically meant within the last couple of months, many european leaders have been feeling that there was a real gulf between europe and the united states. back to you. >> jon: amy kellogg in italy for us. thank you. >> heather: knew in the next hour of "happening now," u.s. aircraft carrier is heading to the waters off the korean peninsula. intentions in the pacific region mound. general jack keane will join us live. plus the daily white house breaking with with press secretary sean spicer. for reaction to the swearing in of supreme court justice neil gorsuch. >> jon: and asked her not to returns home from the international space station. a landing in keswick stand earlier today with two astronaut spread a textbook planni

allowing a service dog to live with her on casey cargill is a service dog trainer and she was keeping a poodlerm room. her school, southwestern college, told her she couldn't keep the dog, because she doesn't have a disability. however, kansas law does say that trainers have the same rights as any person with an actual disability. the school disagrees and said it will only allow service animals for people who demonstrate an actual need. casey hasn't decided whether to take the school to court. >>> after years of debate, new orleans is now in the process of taking down several confederate memorials. a move that is generating strong opinions throughout the big easy. janice rutger has the story. >> reporter: the city of new orleans, at the center of a heated debate over the planned removal of four confederate memorials. the first, taken down under the cover of darkness. >> it's a great thing. it's a movement for progress. >> i really didn't think this would hap >> reporter: the city council voted to remove the statues in 2015, but legal hurdles slowed the process. when the first monument came dow

he is out on bail after two felonies in the death of his girlfriend's poodle mix. last year the couple brought this dog to a clinic after claiming a cup of boiling water spilled onto the crate. they believe the dog was placed into burning hot liquid. the dog died from third degree burns. >> in san jose, a gas leak forced the evacuation of a building on park avenue near sunol street. officials tell abc 7 news a propane tank was the source of a leak. the leak was capped and the all clear was given around 9:15 this morning. >> let's turn your attention to the weather. what a beautiful friday, right. this is a live look from mount tamme camera. >> it's nice but more rain is on the way. spencer christian is here with the weekend forecast. spencer. >> the weekend will get off to a sunny start, it just won't have a sunny finish. it is certainly sunny now, mild across the bay area. this is the view from our sutro tower camera looking out over san francisco. here is your evening planner if you're going to be out and about. you'll see sunny skies. 7:45 when the sun sets. it

assad is kind of -- kind of iran's poodle mainly in this whole world.uld be really very important to plan, whether they carry it out or not is another matter, but to plan very seriously for a major military strike against the parts of the iranian infrastructure that are headed toward nuclear weapons. the nuclear agreement that we have with them is, i think, worse than worthless. and on their way in or their way out, if our forces do use air power against iran, it would be possible to knock out some of the syrian facilities, too. but we are down to a situation where we will see a nuclear iran i think very shortly because of bad decisions that have been made in the past, unless we do something, and this at least gives us an opportunity to do something that is tied to the syrian events, and that would be use force against the iranian nuclear program. >> i certainly don't need to lecture a former cia agent on the notion of blow back, but are you not worried a strike against iran usa nuclear facility as well as some syrian military facilities would create a

that strikes the kocord of beina poodle of the administration. >> absolutely. we have seen quite a turnabout this past week on lots of levels. matthew, thank you. world leaders are reacting to the strikes. iran's foreign minister tweeted not even two decades after 9/11, u.s. military fighting on the same side as al qaeda and isis in syria. time to stop the hype and cover ups. joining me now with reaction to all of this is democrat congress member on the house armed services committee. he is the veteran of the war in iraq. you served four tours. >> good to be here. >> do you want to respond? this means if you are fighting isis, the u.s. is working in tandem with the terrorists. >> syria is a complicated situation. there are more bad guys in the world than one group. we are opposed to isis, but opposed to assad. we should be clear that we're not going to stand for him massacring his own people. >> are you pleased with what the president did? >> what the president did was an important first step to send a message that using chemical weapons and weapons of mass des

this is proof that boris johnson is, democrats i think that this is proof that borisjohnson is, a poodlemanaged from across the pond. they are saying that it is embarrassing it president trump judges you to be a bassoon. that washington and london of committed to finding a peaceful solution in syria. an intriguing response from russia, who have a track record, the russian embassy, they tweeted a link toa russian embassy, they tweeted a link to a piece of classical music, saying this is soft power response. is it just saying this is soft power response. is itjust that? i get most of my culture from a yoghurt pot. i had a history lesson. it turns out it is a link to the 1812 overture. which is a piece of music that is kind of rich in historical and nationalistic fervour from russia but rich in historical and nationalistic fervourfrom russia but in particular, it is a reference to napoleon's invasion of russia which did not end well the napoleon's perspective in 1812. if you like, i murmured when western aggression as moscow with have seen it then was beaten back and so a cultural and histo

he has been criticised by the liberal democrats, who have been describing him as an american poodle,ically handing dealings with russia over to the americans, because they will be going there later in the week. but what we've heard from borisjohnson‘s team is heard from borisjohnson‘s team is he is now trying to work on some kind of co—ordinated effort. the g7 group of industrialised nations will be meeting in italy on tuesday. we understand he is trying to get them to come up with a co—ordinated response that they can put to russia and really apply more pressure. we will follow that later in the week. thanks very much. thousands of people are expected to gather at services in stockholm later, to remember those killed in friday's terror attack. four people died when a lorry was driven into them on a busy shopping street. police are still investigating whether a device laterfound onboard was a bomb. 0ur reporter maddy savage is in stockholm. what's expected to happen today? people are already out and about on the streets. this is the very road that the truck ploughed into on friday. a

this could be good news if you're a fan of marks & spencer ‘s poodle such that it is that it wants totious about its plans, saying it wa nts to cautious about its plans, saying it wants to do a soft trial in the autumn. the royal bank of scotland has reported its first quarterly profit since the first quarter of 2015. shares in the bank opened up almost a% after it posted profits of £259 million in the first three months of 2017. that compares with a £968 million loss a year earlier. let's ta ke £968 million loss a year earlier. let's take a look at the markets. the ftse 100 let's take a look at the markets. the ftse100 of leading shares is down a touch this afternoon. shares in ba rclays were down a touch this afternoon. shares in barclays were among the biggest fall is on the ftse100. analyst seems “— fall is on the ftse100. analyst seems —— analysts seem disappointed. shares in the royal bank of scotland are going in the other direction. it reported its first quarterly profit. mining companies benefited from a rise in the copper price. i will be back with more in an hour. see you t

borisjohnson, saying that they felt that britain, certainly boris johnson, was behaving like an american poodlet going out there and leaving it to the americans. what we understand now is that borisjohnson has been speaking to other countries and trying to coordinate some kind of response from the g—7 group of industrialised nations. they will be meeting on tuesday in italy and we understand that borisjohnson is going to try and get them to get some kind of coordinated response to the russians, plenty of rhetoric, that has been ramped up by the british and the americans. whether or not russia will change its response and reduce its support for president assad remains to be seen. thank you. thousands of people are expected to gather at services in stockholm later, to remember those killed in friday's terror attack. four people died when a lorry was driven into them on a busy shopping street. police are still investigating whether a device later found on board was a bomb. from stockholm, maddy savage reports. thousands of people spent saturday paying their respects and, after police reopened the

but in the assistant care home i can't have anything bigger than a toy poodle. that's not going protect me. now i've -- just the other night there was an article about crazy new stand your ground law in florida and as fast as i can run away i look like i'm standing my ground and so i was talking to a guy that does carry a gun and he convinced me i could carry a glock42 and what caliber do you carry? >> i don't have a gun. i'm assuming everyone in my neighborhood does. i don't own a gun. we do have a stand on the ground law. you can shoot anybody as long as you are standing on the ground. when i first moved to miami, this was during the 80's, cocaine era, i remember driving and seeing cars go by with bullet holes. at first i didn't believe that was what it was. there were a lot of shootings, not so much anymore in miami as far as i know u, but that was going on. >> where is the line when it comes to humor and real life and do you feel that you've ever crossed that? >> i mean, are you asking in the sense are the things that you shouldn't make fun of -- >> sure. >>

united only poodle for overbooking. and a video showing a officer body slamming a girl.e 22-year-old shoulder check physically attacked an officer leading to her arrest. the department standing by the actions calling it a standard procedure for a suspect assaulting an officer. and set to face down -- face down angry liberals at uc berkeley. the same campus that was destroyed by the violent rioters to prevent conservative speaker from speaking. the young america's foundation, a republican group hosting ann coulter for a speech about illegal immigration this month. saying this is a crucial second test to see if berkeley really is the home of free speech movement. what do you think? she is brave to go there, isn't she? steve: no kidding. ainsley: absolutely. after that video? steve: so what's the weather going to be like on national sibling day? let's talk to adam. >> hey, guys, new york city absolutely gorgeous. it's feeling like spring out here. temperatures close to 57 degrees, an average seasonal high here in new york city, a daytime high would be 59 degrees, so we're a