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dog died after a grooming appointment at this place and -- has to an investigation by the end and shea spca. >> i trusted him with my baby and i have a dead dog. >> daniel said she dropped off the dog for standard grooming and received a call message to go to the animal hospital. she told the groomer that the dog suffered from anxiety. let's consider the most is that the story changed three times. they did not tell her why the dog die. they certified the dog was healthy before grooming. chasing news has not been able to confirm this with the vet. >> my dog was dropped off like a piece of garbage, dead. the veterinarian informed us that my precious, beloved it toggles the chopped off, dead upon arrival. once i got there no one from pet smart was there to speak to me and let me know what happened to my beloved baby. >> an investigation found another dog died around the same time. at the same pet smart. a third dog suffered a back injury. in a statement they said they were saddened by the death and that investigation determined proper policies and procedures regarding the care of bulldogs

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shea from harvard and the affiliate hospital in boston, massachusetts, but he has always had a specialonnection to nep nepal. >> what brings me to nepal is the fact that i grew up here in the early childhood and my parents worked for a international aid organization called "save the children" and those early experienceses growing up here shaped me for the long term and brought me into medicine and eventually wanted know reconnect here through a collaborate effort to bring surgery back to nepal. >> reporter: one of dr. are rai's surgical scout team s s in a journey. to reach lolita and her son. it began the day before with the three-hour drive from the city of fukara. and after an overnight stay, they drove again along steep cliffs and roads and they went about 10 hours until the vehicle could go no further. there in the city, they were waiting, but it was time to make the same journey all over again in the other direction. it is a long and difficult trip a are. but without it, unlikely that sundesh would receive the treatment that he needs. >> if it weren't for some surgical outreach p

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you can shea the traffic cam shaking slightly when the quake hit. the epicenter in berkeley along the hayward fault underneath the hotel. the newsroom flooded with comments and calls. thankfully no major injury ohs damage. kristy smith in the san francisco with us. with you we begin with chief meteorologist. jeff ranieri. 4.4 but felt stronger and widespread. >> and there are reasons behind that. i was woken up this morning as well when the earthquake hit. and it was a really big shake. and a lot of movement that did feel stronger than that 4.4 this morning. as we mentioned it happened on the hayward fault. 1.8 miles east southeast of berkeley. the number one people so many people felt if was the fact it was shallow. only eight miles below the surface. in large part a

puts her ahead of superstar ed sheeran who's nominated in full categories including best song with shea preview rituals of britain's most important to music prizes in the world seventy is on february twenty first. the game would go in there . in the italian town of you've got a job a new carnival museum has been inaugurated located within the citadel of the area of carnival carriage builders workshops visitors can now see everything about the history of the famous celebration and while they're at it they can watch the engineers and their helpers working on the huge carnival figures and parade wagons besides various carnival the carnival of euro joe is among italy's most important family trent's about six hundred thousand spectators each year. british artist and the goals with the is known for his fleeting nature installations rocks trees snow well everything can play a part in his work german film maker tomas leader had already captured gold piece work in a documentary reverse and tights the film won several awards and now there's a sequel colt leaning into the went once again the direc

sharon, shea, as we call her. she's the best. >> seth: the nanny -- did the nanny give her shea?ly the best woman on planet earth. but she's a character. day i stay in a hotel over staying with her would be like the worst day of her life. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> and so when we were filming "lady bird," i was staying with my parents. and i came home one day and she was, geschrei, which is yiddish for like screaming her face off. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> turning purple, like -- and i hear, and i'm like running into her office, and she's like screaming on the phone. she's like, "i am my dog's advocate! okay?" she's -- i'm like, what's going on? i realize she's talking to the vet. [ light laughter ] and she's like -- she's like, "my dog can't speak english! my dog can't tell you when he's upset, so i speak for him." she's screaming. [ light laughter ] and i'm like what is going on? she hangs up. i'm like, "what's going on?" she's like, "i'm mad at the vet." and just like, walks out of the room. i'm like, what? the next day, my parents get a registered letter, which is like one ste

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because bernie sanders touted free college and shea lived on planet earth and said, that's a problem, but i'm going to get you 99% there, i don't know what that millennial got out of 2016. donald trump is not giving anyone frea tuition. he's taking away stuff from teachers and education. he's put probably some unqualified person, top secretary of the department of education. but i don't know how mellan yals think. i don't know. it's unclear what will get millennials going. and, you know, someone like sanders or warren seemed to tap into that, but not if you can't do it at the expense of whack them all. it goes back to what i was saying you can't just assume people last year would have got what hillary clinton got and added on to it. it is not like that was some sort of bed rook. she worked for it. she spent a billion dollars on it. so it is not a gimme. but i think millennials have to -- they have to -- they more than anyone have to say this is not normal. and there's a lot of pressure to shut up. you know, donald trump and his people want everyone to shut up, get over the election. h

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. >> jimmy: would you shea that you hope to live in a country where cheerleaders can resolve their differencesably not. >> jimmy: shawn, that was -- first of all, it was very impressive. you had a lot of style going there, too. are you on some kind of a gymnastics team or something? >> i actually did gymnastics two years ago, but i no longer to go anything classes or anything. >> jimmy: you do realize if suld have fallen on your face, that would have been one of the funniest videos of all time. >> probably would have gotten 20 million views. >> jimmy: probably would have had to leave the country or something. did the players know this was going on? was this in support of the team in any way? >> it doesn't known by the other team, but after, we did end up going over there and congratulating them. thank you for making this so much fun. and so we're friends with the cheerleaders now. >> and lily and abby, what role do you have in this, if any? >> we were the backup. >> if there was a cheerleading squad at the school, would the three of you be on it? >> for sure. >> i can do a somersault. >> why d

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according to the washington free beacon, sending them back to iran, joining me now, nina shea.he center for religious freedom at the hudson institute. it seems from now, these protests in iran have died down but if there are people jailed because of their role with it. we have seen family members lined up there which we know is a terrible place, what do you think becomes of them? u.s. is speaking out, there's only so much we can do. >> we need to be collecting their names and using those names as we did with the soviet dissidents. keep their names alive, also to really broadcast and let the american people know the brave heroism of these people who risked their lives to protest for freedom. it was far deeper than economic grievances. they were taking on the clerical role and the tyranny of that theocracy. they were calling for religious freedom, they were giving them the death penalty which is blasphemy. the women played a very big role, they have continued to protest in a quiet way on the social media site expressing their freedom by taking off their headscarves. and showing t

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neighbors in the willows neighborhood say cars would cut through their narrow streets to shea off a feweir commutes -- shave off a few minutes from their commutes. >> the intolerable is the number of vehicles compared to how it used to be and how fast they come through. >> people this this neighborhood would have to park 3, 4, 5 blocks away and walk home because they couldn't get through the traffic. >> reporter: one neighbor said her street would be a solid traffic jam for four hours. >> this road was completely impacted. that road was impacted. nobody was going anywhere. >> reporter: the new traffic restrictions make it illegal to turn right from chester, durham and o'keefe to willow road between 3:00 to 7:00 weekdays and no left turns from woodland to baywood 3:00 to 7:00 weekdays. neighbors say despite the few still trying to sneak a turn, the new traffic rules and enforcement have helped. now drivers continue to make those illegal right hand turns like this car is about to do right here and they are illegal for everybody. neighbors say that is one unforeseen side effect because the

i mean, it was just so happy to like work with chad and shea again. we just -- i don't know. because we would have had our eyes open, we would have gotten distracted by all the trends and all stuff that was going on. so we made this music we're feeling. i think we wrote it with feeling, the visuals we're doing, have this feeling. >> jimmy: you guys have this performance we're going to see in just a minute. you guys have been working on this a couple of days now. everybody's saying it's spectacular. so i can't wait to see it. >> we're not playing around. >> jimmy: yeah, you don't. one thing about you, you don't play around. don't let the hair color fool you, this man does not play around. the album is called "no one ever really dies." it comes out tomorrow. pharrell williams, everybody. be right back with n.e.r.d.! >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. jimmy's gotten used to his whole room smelling like sweaty odors. yup, he's gone noseblind. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily there's febr

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so my name is jim shea. i am the owner and resident next door at 117 lower terrace. i'm here today to oppose the project in its current form. what i don't oppose is development of that lot. as a matter of fact, i think every usable lot should be developed. i am one of the ones who would like to see it developed to its maximum potential. it's zoned for two units, rh 2, and i think that's what it should be. i heard the project sponsor he enumerate the reasons why that wouldn't be the optimal use of the lot, and i understand that, but -- in fact, one thing she said is not true. the lot's difficulties made it not developed, that was not the case. my former neighbor did not sell it until recently, and it's covered with lovely trees. i knwill miss those trees, but know it's going to get developed eventually. i do support development, but not an almost 3,000 square foot home, and it would not support the neighborhood, which is two bedroom homes. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: thank you. any additional public comment? >> good afternoon, good evening. i live at

beyonce she won't be on the shea. >> let's get to business. because last night i had franklin graham and i asked him about evangelical support of the president amid reports of an affair with stormy daniels. here is what he said. >> the alleged affairs alleged with trump didn't happen while in office. this happened 11, 12, 13, 14 years ago. and so i think that there is a big difference. and not that we give anybody a pass. but we have to look at the time line. >> hmm. so. >> really? >> details are that it happened four months after melania gave birth and the payout to keep quiet -- it was salacious and unbelievable. the payout came in 2016 >> right before the election. >> right before the election. >> denying the affairs. but why aren't graham and evangelicals outraged? i don't understand this. >> there has never been a mar stark or easy example of how evangelicals have made the deal with the devil based on one single issue. and it's the same issue that has motivated them as a political base since they joined the religious right joined the cons

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republicans keep saying shea ne they need latino votes, they need minority votes, in the end, republicans understand what they're doing. and republicans rise and fall on his approval rating. >> who ends up to push the metaphor to weird places, the egg on their face? >> i think that's sort of why you haven't seen democrats fall into this view that they have all the leverage here, because you do have that block of senate democrats for red states that trump won that, the white house knows -- where this issue isn't a big winner, who are, you know, scared of what the political consequences will be. >> if democrats are seen as, right, shutting down the government, over illegal immigrants, and that's why, you know, there's a lot of speculation that if the house manages to pass this dial, that gop leadership has put together, that chuck schumer and the senate isn't going to balk at it and that they should fight again in february. >> as we're about to hear from paul ryan. >> we just had the republican chairman say that they're not for it and they're going to need democratic votes. >> this issue do

in the old you're recording the shea says he was under so much pressure from saudi arabia and the u.a.e. that he considered taking his own life he also appeared in a video posted online on sunday where he says he was detained against his will in the u.a.e. a claim which the night but two days later when ali left the u.a.e. this is the only picture taken of him when he arrived in kuwait his family said his health deteriorated during his alleged detention in the u.a.e. he was told that he can leave to saudi arabia but not to. the end of the day he was allowed. to leave. and he has two daughters with him. and it was about twelve o'clock at night that. there told them that they have to go to the airport and then the information changed that you are not allowed to go to the u.k. the u.k. refuses your entry and that is false. and that your daughters can live and you must still stay and. the little known shape became a central figure during the gulf cooperation council or g.c.c. crisis when he was first received by king solomon but of that as he's of saudi arabia media affiliated with saudi ar

the plot follows paris psychologist, doctor elise rain ear, played by lynn shea, as she faces now a personalnting. pundants predictions vary variety pegging insidious opening of 15 to $18 million, while deadline posits 20 to $22 million debut. >> i'm in a room with movies i stars, director, business titans, going all in, all the time. >> thank you, million. >> i molly's game ups its and tee to 1600 screens for golden globe's weekend, the movie has a pair of globes nominations, jessica, for best performance by actress in a motion picture and best screen play motion picture for aaron core sin. offers molly's game similar bets of six to $8 million weekend n hollywood. >> still ahead, if you have to go outside, bundle up, and bundle up some more, and maybe just stay inside. a live look from our parkway central library, feeling like sub zero out there this morning, we will tell you if the harsh cold will stick around all weekend long. >>> plus: look at this penny. it is rare. it just sold for $300,000. folks, we will tell you the reason why this penny is so special and valuable. that's after the

shea who had to leave but i'm curious we know as it has been stated that many students of the country do not have access right now to the personalization and innovation that you are representing and you're doing a great job with. i am wondering how much of that is a federal policy, problem/opportunity and how much of it is a state and/or local problem and or opportunity and how much it is is a narrative and what are the opportunities to really change and is it telling different stories or changing the narrative and is it concrete policy change and i love to hear people's thoughts. >> i would say from where we sit think it's a bit of both. in terms of the narrative it gets back to this discussion about and i have to say nicole, i love the recognition that learning is social emotional and cognitive and is not just the academics so i think there is a need to change our narrative about how we define learning and what we mean by educating the whole child and with that comes policy changes. again, it's a great start recognizing the fact that we need to educate the whole child and we need to

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