samantha, why?art of in the initial the article, i talked about the olympics as a place of exploitation. i make the comparison of the old and the opening ceremonies to that of the hunger games opening ceremonies in terms of the pageantry, the clearly divided -- you have the district level divisions. i see that kind of division reflective of national division. i think there are a lot of parallels that can be drawn between the nature of the olympics themselves, the cruelty and expectation that is within them, and the same cruelty and ask what cash and that we see in ."e movie "the hunger games >> you started to train to ageme a luge athlete at the of 11. explain how you got into it and what happened. >> becauseluge is a very specific sport to our geographic location -- >> could you explain what it is? >> a lot of people are familiar with bobsled because of the movie "cool runnings." is a one-person version of the bobsled. it is actually a very different sport. the athlete is lying on their back feet f

an answer they share with samantha's adoptive mother. >> i'm going out on a limb here.sisters, aren't you? >> yeah. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> did it make you feel good to know that you're identical twins? >> yes. i think it was a relief in a way. even though we knew. but if there's a slight 1% chance we might not be. >> reporter: they decided to make a documentary. they're calling it twinsteres. hoping their experience inspires other adoptees on their own journeys. your necklace, what does it say? and the significance of them to you is what? >> it says best friends forever. and i got them for christmas because i never had them growing uh. >> it sounds really cheesy, but i think we need those little kids moments. and those cheesy moments together. >> the feeling on christmas, when you open up the present and it's the one you were asking for. that pure feeling of joy. >> reporter: well, now that you are together, has it changed the idea of the future for you now? >> i think i feel a lot more confident knowing. it's like yeah, i found my second half back. >> reporter: realiz -

samantha peace is with us, what a nightmare. samantha, so you are one of the people who believed you were covered only the find out to be more specific your children were not. the pharmacist says what to you? ma'am, sorry there is no record of any coverage for you? >> yes, that is exactly what they said. and i was extremely shocked. and i've spent the past three weeks talking to senators and congressmen, the white house has contacted me. health and human services and no one seems to be able to figure out a way to get my children back on the plan. >> i mean, how do you -- i'm just curious logistically, when you find out they insured half your family and none of your children, who do you call? like how do you start that process? >> that is a very good question. i started off with calling healthcare.gov. and then i called senator fortenberry -- or congressman fortenberry, anybody at the white house. i tried to reach out to any representative that could help me. they have helped me to find people who can help me and steered me to th

. >> all these purported benefits make professional studsers like samantha of portland, oregon, wantbusiness? >> fantastic. i can't keep up. >> a former personal trainer, samantha got the idea for starting a cuddle business when she watched this humorous online video of a man offering free hugs. >> another guy comes along to poke him. >> thank you. >> getting more hugs. >> when we put a dollar value we find it more trustworthy, more valuable. >> this is not about sex, it can be about sex. >> completely platonic. more like the nurturing a mother would give her child. >> samantha is cuddling with client denise taylor. what position are you in now? >> this is just regular old spooning. >> this is a very typical position. >> this is most people's go-to position i would say. >> denise, how does this feel right now? >> feels very calming, relaxing. >> in a typical hour-long session samantha and her client will assume six different cuddling positions. denise, what is your favorite position for cuddling? >> tandem bike. >> does that involve a bike? i don't mean to intrude on your session, ca

samantha peace is with us now with her story. samantha, what a nightmare. so you are one of the people who believed that you were covered only to find out that you -- or to be more specific, your children -- were not. the pharmacist says what to you, ma'am? sorry, those no record of coverage for you? >> yes, that's exactly what they said and i was extremely shocked and i've spent the past three weeks talking to senators and congressmen, health and human services and nobody seems a way to get my children back on the plan. >> how do you -- i'm just curious, logistically, because the healthcare.gov has been a mess for so many people. when you find out that they have insured only half of your family and none of your children, who do you call? how do you start that process? >> that's a very good question. i started off with calling healthcare.gov and then i called senator fortenberry's office, i e-mailed the white house, tried to reach out to any representative that could help me and marie wood at fortenberry's office has tried to find people that can help me an

ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, about the upheaval in ukraine as well as an important vote today in the u.n. regarding syria. i began by asking her if the apparent removal of ukraine's president was the outcome the u.s. wanted or envisioned. >> well, our position has been the same throughout this crisis. we have pushed for nonviolence from the very beginning. pushed for constitutional change in the creation of a coalition government. and we're still hopeful amid very fluid events that cooler heads can prevail and that compromise can be achieved. >> some might call this a power vacuum that has been created. in the meantime, would you envision that ukraine will become more closely aligned with the europe and the u.s. and less so with russia going forward? >> we're thinking mostly about the people of ukraine right now. and it is just critical that the violence stop. that a compromise be achieved and that the people come together so that the ukrainians can decide their own future. >> all right, let's turn to the resolution approved. and the security council today regarding

>> when i talk, i'll ask samantha to look it up on the chart. i don't have that committed to memory. >> and supervisor farrell says that we'll be getting some of the data. the other question is my district has most of golden gate park. how many homeless people, chronic and not chronic, live in golden gate park? do you ve the ability to hone in on that geographical area? that data would be helpful to me. mr. rohr shared one-third of the population is african-american. is that consistent with your numbers? i know when the census has done its counts, there is a civil rights battle to under count for low-income and african americans. how do you do your count? they use the census and other ways, but how do you adjust for maybe an under count of your numbers especially reaching non-english speaking populations like the undocumented population? >> [speaker not understood] will come up with the other questions you had. i do know one number off the top of my head. you mentioned the ethnicity issue. our survey indicated that african americans represented

. >> espoo to samantha powers, the recently appointed ambassador -- i spoke to samantha powers but she is a former journalist and billetsvery influential are prize-winning book blasting the west for its failure to act on genocide. she is with this u.n. delegation with molly and met with the president. a two-way warning to the country government to conclude talks with the rebels or face a big and present growing security threat. i began by asking her about that mission to mali. maddow map as header, you just got back from mali, on a fact-finding mission -- madam ambassador. the french president francois frenche has ascribed the intervention there as a success. from the tweets you send from there, it seemed that mali has its work cut out and that reconciliation is far from over. >> two things, one, the people overwhelmingly grateful to the people of france and the french president for the leadership france showed. you think back a year and a half ago or 14, 15 months ago, the place was living under a ring of terror. two thirds of the country ,verrun by extremist, militants began amputati

samantha's death is particularly tragic for her parents, who lost their older daughter five years agoent. >>> new video showing the moment a 10-year-old girl drove into the front of a denver dmv office. watch this. the vehicle plows into the office. the suv narrowly missed a person that just walked into the office. the mother left the keys in the car while she went inside. the girl was charged with reckless driving. >>> just two days after the death of actress shirley temple comes word of the death of another hollywood luminary. >> considered the godfather of modern comedy, sid caesar died at the age of 91. he blazed a trail for comedians and writers. >> a list of his writers, giants in their own right, including mel brooks, woody allen, and neil simon. >>> both of new york's famous tabloids, "the post" and "the daily news" have derek jeter on both the front and back covers this morning. >> that follows the yankee captain's announcement that he'll retire after the upcoming season. his 19th season in pinstripes. on his facebook page, he wrote, he has no regrets and it's time for a new

what role i had taken on in that part of my life and that's that's remarkable thank you so much samantha for coming out tonight thanks for having me here a nice to meet you and thanks for representing our country i think you. just. it's good that out of a very very ugly good over pat quinn the illinois governor as big getting all of his state's residents access to paid sick leave one of his top priorities his budget team is currently putting together a bill that would allow both full and part time workers in the state of illinois to . who's to paid sick days every year according to how many hours they work well not as expansive as the paid sick leave laws in other developed countries governor quinn's bill is a good start no american matter where they work should have to choose between making a job or going to work say the bad bill o'reilly very monday's episode of the factor the fox news host went on an ethical rant about what he called the raw nerve of america. we are a country in decline primarily because three hundred twenty million american citizens are paying attention they do not s

and he would beings and no one knows more about that and samantha were tros would proceed a contributor to the nation magazine competitor in the two thousand and six whatever one thinks is true in italy some of the walter thanks for having me thanks for joining us your title of your piece was why the olympics are a lot like the hunger games but i think that the subtitle really nails it i saw the dehumanization and corporate domination in the olympic ideal you were an olympic athlete what did you see what are what are you trying to make you. well there's a very strong. a very large difference between the illusion of the games what's presented to the public and what they're actually about for me and i came into direct contact with this experience and my comparison of the games the olympic games the hunger games is really a lot about how a commentary and how the agenda of the games is obscured and the athletes themselves have a very strategic political and economic purpose and i see the role that they are that they play in the olympic games as similar to the people from the different distr

pop culture and social media expert samantha shocker hits the highlights for us. samantha?n. lots to tune into in pop culture this week. so what should you actually watch? here's my pop five. i've done the research so you don't have to. kicking it off at number five, if you're already missing seth meyers after leaving "snl" don't despair. the premier of "late night with seth meyers" is on monday. guests for the week include amy poehler, vice president joe biden, kanye west, kelly ripa, brad paisley and lena dunham. tonight "downton abbey" season finale. the two-hour event is not to be missed. tune in on pbs. coming in at number three, if you're looking for a new tv series to become addicted to, look no more. my bet is on the sundance channel's highly anticipated new original series "red road." a gripping drama about two clashing communities. critics are salivating, comparing "red road" to "the wire" and "breaking bad." martin henderson, julianne nicholson and tom sizemore also star. don't miss the series premiere thursday at 9:00 p.m. on the sundance channel. coming in at n

. >> melanie's 6-month-old daughter samantha is in the back seat.nd reacting with a mother's instinct, melanie is doing her best to get her baby back until she loses her grip. melanie hits her head and gets knocked unconscious in the parking lot. all hope seems lost. this certainly isn't the day melanie imagines when she wakes up earlier that morning. melanie and her husband aaron are moving from colorado to missouri with the helping hand of their families who are driving their two moving trucks and tending to their two older children. >> we are in the middle of the whole move. left our life in colorado and was trying to get to our new destination for our new life. >> it's nearly midnight. they've been driving for 12 hours straight. and with only three hours to go, they are exhausted. they decide to take a break. >> we see this gas station right off the highway and we pull in and both the moving trucks parked to get gas. and we park on the side of the convenience store. >> aaron takes baby samantha to the bathroom to change her diaper. >> then we co

. >> reporter: this is samantha futerman adopted at the age of 4 months.mily was shaped by those immediately around her. >> i never felt like i was missing anything. >> reporter: one day, a random facebook message arrived, sent by a stranger living 5,000 miles away. >> hey, my name is annise. i'm french and live in lon do. >> reporter: a french fashion designer who had also been adopted. >> this is my brother. >> reporter: had seen samantha in a youtube clip. my friend was watching a video and saw you and thought we looked really similar. >> reporter: the two discovered they were born in the same korean city on the very same day. so a relationship born on social media moved to skype. >> this is a really weird experience. >> this is so weird. >> welcome to london heathrow airport. >> reporter: that first meeting, three months later in london. >> first things that you said? >> reporter: i poked her head. >> to make sure she was real? >> reporter: they found they shared not just a birthday, but a laugh. i'm going to ask you a question, and answer at the same

samantha power tweeted this about daniel pearl.ividual accountability and reconciliation are required to break cycles of violence. after she tweeted that, people go what are you talking about? he was beheaded by khalid shaikh mohammed himself because he was jewish. what is she talking about? >> remember power comes from a long line of left wing activists who believe that america is really the problem in the world. this view that america's past, as she has described before back in 2013, is something that we have to do basically a national mea culpa for. so her all approach to foreign policy has been america frankly on her news asking for forgiveness is a better america. that's not my view of america. her view is that america's past is so dark and so dismal that we have an enormous amount to account for on the world stage and the president apupon theed h appointed her because that's what he thought. remember what president obama did with his apology tour and we'll be different, it will be a different playing field in the world with p

. >> meet samantha futterman living in los angeles and anaiis boardier. >> imagine you might have a twin where that you don't know b >> anaiis sent samantha a facebook message that would change their lives forever >> what is that like? >> i put the doen foen down and i was like picking it back up and kept looking. then texted everyone i know. >> they'd soon discover they'd been adopted after being born on the same day in the same city. they decided to skype with one another. >> hi. >> this is weird experience. so weird. >> what was the reaction of seeing yourself talking to yourself? >> it was weird. there is a strange calm as well. >> the first meeting in london. >> first thing what did you say? >> i poked her head. >> i'm going to ask you a question. just rapid fires i want to you answer the same time. morning person or night person? >> night person. >> yes. night person. >> if i ask you for one pet peeve? >> when shower curtain touches me, i hate. that >> i'm the same. hate. that >> soon, they'd get their dna tested just to erase doubt. >> you're sisters aren't you? >> yeah. >> how ha

samantha power also saying that the united states urges russia to pull back from ukraine's cry mia. >> now there are reports that russian troops or militia, whatever the case may be, and we have to stress the reports that you pointed out from jennifer and nick are still sketchy from that point, but there are reports amid of administration officials who are using that intentionally trying to get one degree of separation were openly declaring that the russians or russian agents or russian militia, however we want to phrase it, have taken over the parliament building, raisin the flag and taken over other vital portions or places within crim crimea. obviously it points to another delcation sways. they were stepping right up to today where administration officials including what we just heard from samantha power, to outright declaring that this was--these folks were under russian influence and acting under russian orders warning secretary kerry about misinterpretation of russian moves, miscalculations, sending the wrong signals that could lead to miscalculations according to jay carney. ha

ambassador samantha power called it the worst humanitarian crisis in a generation. clapper says it's an apocalyptic disaster. and john mccain saying these i believes haunt me. what haunts me more is we will continue to do nothing. we saw the peace talks collapse yesterday. the u.n. had to apologize to the people of syria for the collapse. putting pressure on president obama to come up with a change in approach. >> no question. and the white house made it clear, the president's not initiating a review now. if there were to be a new review. the options are incredibly limited. one is you could have air strikes to hit the -- kind of the assets that are doing the killing for assad. for instance, these barrel bombs is what we're seeing now. dropped out of helicopters. some are asking why don't we go with air strikes and take out his helicopters? >> the military is against it. >> military saying then what? what's the next step? arming the opposition is almost a time who's gone. we sus spepended aid to the reb because some of it was getting into the hands of al-qaeda. the o

. >> this is samantha who was adopted at the aim of 4 months.ose medley around her. >> i never felt like i was missing anything. >> one day a random facebook message arrived sent by a stranger. living 5000 miles away. >> hi i'm anna i'm french and live in lon done. >> anna french fashion designer who had also been adopted. >> this is my brother matt. >> had seen samantha in a you tube clip. >> watching one of the video and saw you and thought we looked similar. >> they discover they were both born in the same korean city on the very same day. relationship born on social media moved to skype. >> this is really weird experience. >> so weird. >> welcome to london. >> that first meeting three months later in london. >> first thing you said. >> i poked her head. >> make sure she was real. >> yes. >> they found they shared not just a birthday. but a laugh. >> i'm going to ask you a question and answer at the same time. coke or pepsi. >> coke. >> pet beef. >> shower curtain touches me i hate that. okay. >> my god the same. i hate that. >> despite the r

. >> reporter: this is samantha, who was adopted at the age of 4 months.ediately around her. >> i never felt like i was missing anything. >> reporter: one day, a random facebook message arrived, sent by a stranger, living 5,000 miles away. >> hi, my name is anna. i'm french and i live in london. >> reporter: a french fashion designer, who had also been adopted -- >> hey, this is my brother matt. >> reporter: -- had seen samantha in a youtube clip. >> my friend is watching one of your videos and saw you and thought we looked really similar. >> reporter: the two discovered they were both born in the same korean city on the very same day. so a relationship born on social media moved to skype. >> this is a really weird experience. >> so weird. >> we'll come to london's heathrow airport. >> reporter: that first meeting, three months later in london -- first things that you said? >> i poked her head. >> reporter: to make sure she was real. >> yeah. >> despite the inarguable resemblance, they wanted to be sure. so they had their dna tested. it was exactly the sam

we go to samantha bee in times square. whoa look at that! incredible! it's looking really good there, sam. >> yes therk cleared the snow right away. it means business is booming for this quintessential new york landmark district. places like ye old disney store. >> jon: sure. >> new york's famous olive guard the m and m store and you don't get more new york than the historic bubby jump -- barbecued she river only into new york. only in new york. >> jon: and he also apparently made it day. jessica williams out in brooklyn a borough left traditionally underserved. how did it go out there? >> went pretty good, jon. there are no traffic problems. in fact it's 82 and sunny. >> jon: mayor deblasio made it summer in brooklyn. how is that possible? >> i don't know but the only snow in sight is right here. thank you. [laughter] the man loves brooklyn. so stay cool. >> jon: thank you, jessica. we're going to go back to manhattan and check in on the upper east side. assif mandvi how are condition there's? >> not good, jon. not only have they not cleared the street

less followers than the sochi problems one are painting a much different picture. >> thank you, samanthafor speaking about jay leno, and cnn is going to take a look at his career in three minutes. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> america's late night leader, going out on top. >> thank you, folks. >> a winner. that is jay's legacy. >> the journey. from comedy club kid to the throne of king johnny. >> the young man's name is jay leno. >> the rivalries -- >> i love letterman. he is great. nip at my heels, and make me work harder. >> and the triumphs. >> what the hell were you thinking? >> and the jay you didn't know. >> and probably more sensitive than people

samantha shocker lets the highlights for us. >> thank you, don.in entertainment next week, so what should you tune into in here are my top five. i do the research so you don't have to. coming in strong at number five, the highly anticipated second half of season four of "walking dead" returns tonight. i cannot wait. but rumor has it yet another one of our beloved main characters will be killed off this season. yikes! number four is sci-fi fans rejoicing, or maybe not. finally the reboot of "robo cops" hits theaters this thursday, but the question on everyone's mind l the reboot live up to the 1987 original success? i think it is worth checking out to see. number three, if you're in a relationship, mark your calendars because this friday is valentine's day. let's not forget. the perfect date night movie is "winter's tale," a love story, how appropriate. also starring jennifer connolly and will smith. and if you're single, don't fret, order in, get comfortable at home because "house of cards" premiers on netflix also on valentine's day. and number t

thank you, samantha retrosi. guest: thanks for having me.ost: coming up, we will continue looking that deal of experience up next, the history of the olympics and the politics with the athletic director of drexel university as "washington journal" continues. >> at least the honorable member has the guts to stand against her -- she would've been swept from office and dump them in garbage. will go verytation successfully, indeed. it will go very successfully, indeed. can pontificate in light of the facts instead of what the honorable gentleman -- >> a whole list of what has been ruled as parliamentary expressions. indeed, a few weeks ago the present prime minister was required by the speaker to withdraw i remark he made that of theed that the leader opposition was in some ways less than honest. i don't remember the details. course, iting, of was said, churchill was once construct it by the speaker to withdraw an accusation of lying. instead of accusing whoever it was of telling a lie he is said a have said -- i will call it terminological and

>> por ejemplo, lo acompaÑÓ su novia samantha.viembre a denunciar que Él le estaba quebrando cosas con una pistola en su casa, que la habÍa amenazado con un arma. y que semanas despuÉs, retirÓ las acusaciones y le pidiÓ al juez que permitirÁ otra vez acercarse a Él. entonces, estÁn juntos. >> vino la novia, ¿quiÉn mÁs estuvo aquÍ? >> vino su mamÁ, que es la seÑora gladys zimmerman, que es peruana, como todos sabemos. y tambiÉn vino su hermano robert quien lo ha apoyado mucho y quien era la persona que hablaba quizÁs por Él, ¿no? en los medios de comunicaciÓn cuando Él no podÍa hacerlo. >> todo en espaÑol. >> todo en espaÑol, absolutamente todo en espaÑol. >> por quÉ crees tÚ que decide, eventualmente hablar en inglÉs, pero por quÉ decide dar esa entrevista, primero en espaÑol. uno bastante buen espaÑol. >> bastante buen espaÑol, sÍ. ellos desde chiquitos les hablaron espaÑol en su casa. pienso que lo quiso hacer en espaÑol porque sintiÓ que, Él siente que es muy hispano. Él ama a perÚ que es el paÍs de origen de su mamÁ y siente q

samantha geimer was 13 when roman polanski raped her. she tells the story in the girl in the life in the shadow of roman polanski. thanks very much for being here. it must bring back a lot of vivid memories for you when you see another story that is of a similar nature. celebrity meets illicit sex, meets scandal and lots of headlines. >> it really has been an odd sense of deja vu, seeing this play out again, something like this in such a public way. and with the similarities of hollywood connection and people's rather strong opinions. it takes me back to when it happened to me. >> do you feel that the public opinion towards scandals like this is slightly warped by the celebrity element? in other words, different to how it would be if there was no celebrity involved? >> i think there's a lot more opinion if there's a celebrity. not necessarily one way or the other, just a lot more emotion, more opinion all the way around. >> what do you make of the woody allen scandal? what's your personal opinion? >> i just think it's -- i feel like it's

we go out to senior foreign correspondent samantha bee in beirut. thank you for joining us. sam, thank you for joining us. [cheers and applause] thanks for joining us from beirut. >> yes, beirut. >> jon: zawahiri's authority in al qaeda is threatened by the new renegade al qaeda groups and leaders. >> yes. >> jon: how does he regain control of al qaeda? >> jon, it's not going to be easy. you know what they say, mo-mullah, mo problems. [ laughter ] >> jon: nobody says, that sam. >> i know. trying to make that phrase happen though. [ laughter ] >> jon: what has zawahiri done so far? >> there was a certainly worded memo reel: beheadings to all staff basically stated that any unauthorized beheadings would be grounds for beheadings. >> jon: i see. >> and also that management is not responsible for any unlabeled hummus in the fridge. >> jon: sure, sure. [ laughter ] seems pretty clear. >> the isil guys are not having it. you know what they call al qaeda management tyno's terrorists in name only. >> jon: wow. what does al qaeda do now? >> be build the -- rebuild the franchise. try

ambassador samantha power who made a bold statement meeting with two members of the russian band pussyt who had been imprisoned for criticizing vladimir putin. mrs. powers rounded on him publically, slapping him down in a series of tweets which she expressed solidarity with russia's political prisoners. this is the attention u.s. officials need to be directing at russian human rights. >> miss this week for cvs shareholders on the news the pharmacy is going to stop selling cigarettes. that is a $2 billion hit to annual revenue. once you're hostage to the public health lobby, the demands never end. get rid of cigarettes, candy, sugary soda, junk food. maybe there is hope giving changing public health politics. no tobacco products at cvs, but maybe they can make up the money on recreational marijuana volume. >> see how many states will legalize that. >>> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, send it to us at jer @foxnews.com. follow us on twitter @jers onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week. onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week. onfnc. >> hope to see you here next week. gd gig

ambassador to the united nations samantha power, accused syria of buying time. >> it is time for the assad government to stop its foot dragging, establish a transportation plan, and stick to it. >> the security council says it will study fresh sanctions if the syrian government fails to destroy all the chemical weapons and materials by the end of june deadline. >>> peace talks have been -- have opened between representatives of an extremist group in pakistan and the country's government. the talks were held in islamabad on thursday. a taliban nominated team is hoping to arrange a meeting with prime minister nawaz sharif and the army chief. the government negotiators are seeking to end acts of terrorism and have direct meetings with the taliban leadership. both sides agree to bring home each other's requests for consideration. the extremist group has been attacking security personnel who protest the government's support for u.s.-led anti-terror operations. more than 100 people have been killed over the past month. sharif has been seeking peace through dialogue. analysts are watching c

are they still -- and peter [speaker not understood], samantha, a colleague of yours. thank you for coming today and thank you for doing what you do for us. we're just letting you be an opportunity to speak. i think when people see, they walk to talk about how it was collected and what have you, talk to the people who did the collection themselves and also i think my understanding is what you've done as well look at other jurisdictions also. just want to give you an opportunity to speak, maybe talk about what you've dub, if there are relevant insights in terms of what other places are doing that would be helpful as well. >> sure. well, first off, thank you for the opportunity to talk about the 2013 point time [speaker not understood]. there's a little background, applied survey research has been in business since 1980 and we've been doing point in time counts since 1999. and currently we've done probably close to 50 point time counts throughout mostly california, but in some other communities as well. we've had the opportunity to work in large urban cities such as atla

190 breeds are competing from as far away as thailand. 14-year-old samantha van buren from egan, minnesota/2-pound long-coat chihuahua. what are you doing to calm her down? >> i pet her and give her treats and tell her she's a really good dog. >> reporter: this old english sheepdog is one of nearly 3,000 pure reds competing for fame and fortune. are you nervous? 5-year-old tahoe was born in the backseat of a chevy tahoe. and hope goes home in the driver's seat. 6-year-old jonesy is a veteran show dog. are you ready for our big show? strong but silent type. for the first time, mixed breeds were allowed to show their chops in a separate competition for agility. >> i'm just representing everybody who sits at home with their dog on the couch and loves them becaue they're just their pets. >> reporter: three new purebreds will make their debut at this year's show including this portuguese podengo pequeno. the dogs finds out who gets bragging rights. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> here are some contenders. nathan, the blood hountd, won the hound group last night. his handler said h