shepherd made it up. we were talking about the very serious deal of c-list celebrities and shepherd made it a joke. >> that bothers me. i may have to boycott that hour. before we move on i have to say this is all about

jaymar shall shepherd, -- dr. jay marshall shepherd, meteorologist and clara brown, >> believe it or not, it was a childhood run-in with and insect that led do dr. marshall shepherd's success in life. >> i was stung by a bee when i was 6. i thought i wanted to be an entymologist but then once i learned i was allergic to bee stings i decided not to. i went to the georgia state science fair and then was bitten by the meteorology weatherbug. all these instruments, ping-pong balls and all kind of neat things around the house and i started taking weather measurements for my community. from that, just through household products, it grew. i would say it grew into a passion. if you ask my wife, she would say a passion, because i have always had it on the weather channel. >> marshall didn't want to forecast weather on t.v. because he was more interested in the how's and why's of weather so conducting raeer research became his goal. he learned that florida state university had one of the best departments in the country and

the very first one was allan shepherd. >> allan shepherd. allan shepherd. allan shepherd and i were watching in the white house and nixon and bill rogers were watching in his office in the eob. so the idea was that we would all watch it separately, we'd go in and see the president, secretary of state, then we would go do television on it and so it was an interesting thing for me to watchal lan shepherd. as going down he would move this way, he was steering down himself to the moon. then he went over and explained it all to the president and to the secretary of state, so what had happened and what the effect was. then we went on television. only injury allan shepherd ever got operating on the moon was he jumped in the car and cut his hand on the way to the television studio. >> so when the lunar module landed -- >> nixon was watching carefully. >> watching with you drn. >> no. he was watching with bill rogers. >> now there was a speech prepared in case the two astronauts, ael dron and armstrong, were stranded on the moon. what kind of contingencies did you h

his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestana

shepherd says, heck, take my corvette. the astronauts were having all the great corps vetvettes. he said i ride with grissom. he had one. they give him the keys. next thing i notice is here goes shepherd to the window, watch roy take off, picks up the phone, called security. he says some s.o.b. has took my gray corvette. he is heading for the south gate. the south gate had four guards. they didn't even ask the question. they lifted him out of the corvette, slammed him against the wall and they didn't talk to each other for four weeks. these were some of the neater things you did. you had to make do with lots of things that some were funny. some other times, like i mentioned the long hours, mcdonnell was very good for us. i mean in the management, we could do lots of things. like i could buy things with petty cashfy needed it. so one evening we were there testing. we had about another hour to go. the troops hadn't eaten anything since lunch. but if i powered down, we would lose at east six or eight hours' time because you power down, it shuts off, it takes two hours to get back, y

. >> and a german shepherd saves the day. >> he's telling you something wrong is happening in my house. >> it makes a person wonder what their pets are really made of. >> when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. >>> a bank robber in cuffs seemed to make a last ditch attempt to get rid of evidence. by swallowing it. that's right. while police pat him down, the suspect is chewing on what could be the note handed to the bank teller. >> we had no clue he did it until we saw the video. >> officers daniel biyata and alan chernowski have been patrolling the streets of twinsburg for years. >> i had picked up a bank robbery occurred in streetsboro to the east of us. >> a witness gets a good description of the suspect's car and the twinsburg police force spreads out knowing the bank robber is headed their way. >> it was a gray car with a certain license plate. and i saw a black car with the same license plate come past me. so i followed it and radioed it in. >> minutes later the officers kept up with the suspect and pull him over and shut down the freeway. with the suspect by the sid

in from the same general location that i had met the german shepherd dog.wo people doing almost the very same thing. >> the fire is so intense, it could have spread to the home if it hadn't been for buddy and his heroic act. the family says buddy's actions are totally out of character. >> the reason is hard to believe because he's always so shy and always kind of skittish around people. i just didn't think he'd do it. >> it makes a person wonder what -- actually what their pets are really made of. you know. what did we do to have him do this for us? we didn't teep him that. how did he do that? >> perhaps the best person to answer that is cesar millan, host of national geographic channel's "dog whisperer" and author of "cesar's rules." >> this is instinct. animals aren't afraid of life. they have an internal fear of fire, fear of natural disasters. they're in tune to mother nature, especially dogs who get to live in the woods. >> looking at the dash cam video, cesar sees how buddy communicates with the trooper. >> a stray dog in the road and he does this. yo

a german shepherd lived on his own in a wooded area of prince george's county for five years. a few weeks ago he was rescued and is getting a second chance. autria godfrey has the story. >> after five years of caring for him from afar, this is the first time the family has got to pet him. the german shepherd lived on his homeown or these people worked, but always kept his distance. >> one day i looked outside and saw the dog. he was all bones. i mentioned him to my mother and we fed him food. them that they did not know how we got into the fenced five-acre lot, but every day they left food for him. >> he is like my son. i love him. >> whenever anybody tried to approach him he would run away. >> blizzards, storms hurricanes earthquakes, he was out here by himself. >> every afternoon he would wait here meaning that the close of business meant food. >> when we saw him walking of there, it was time to go. >> a few months ago, there were told that and will control becoming to get him. to save him they turn to a k-9 officer. >> the said they were going to put him to sleep and asked

it was too late and one pair of shepherd brothers got in a fight, they were choking each other on the stage, one turned around on his head, so his whole face was covered while his brother was choking him, but these -- >> spirit of the season. >> they were very sweet times, and it was sweet to be with those little kids and see them grow up. their parents weren't stationed there for long, two years maybe or three years, but later after one of the hurricanes he was down on the coast and ran into the little shepherd's father who was a seabee and was down working on something to do with the hurricane, and so, you know, those were very meaningful times to go to church at camp david with the troops that were stationed there. and then we went to st. john's across the street from the white house. that was the church we walked to or drove to when we were in town in washington. and that minister, louis leon, is a cuban immigrant, he was part of pedro pawn. his parents put him on a plane by himself, he never saw his dad again, his mother didn't get out for five years, and his dad died before he g

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shepherds, many of them still children, wander about with their herds. their lives as herders seem pre- destined. they don't attend school. muhamud is one example. he began shepherding when he was 10 years old. now he's 45. his camels' milk goes to nairobi. but he doesn't want to follow it. i don't know anything about city life. how am i supposed to survive there? out here i have everything, i'm used to nature. and there's always something to eat. the camels are one way to overcome the drought. but whoever doesn't have camels, needs food for the cows -- virtually impossible without farming. in ondonyiro, far off the beaten track, farming was an unknown word until quite recently. the samburus believe that god provides food for cows: it either grows or it doesn't; now these children are learning that food can be planted. hunger is preventable. their mothers show them how. they learned from dutch aid workers who taught them to plant fast-growing grass. today they are harvesting for the first time in their lives. this project makes us hopeful. during a droug

his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now

from circling shepherds. to shad low-chasing terriers. to dachshunds that chase like frisb frisbee. on the day we visited, a parade of troubled pets came through doddman's office. >> thanks for coming in today. a little anxious. >> a little. >> that's 200 grams of zoloft every day. >> reporter: a german shepherd named summer, suffering from anxiety. prescription? a combination of three psychiatric meds. a springer spaniel, dakota. >> the problem i here in a one-liner is owner-directed aggression. >> turns into a different dog. >> reporter: he got a new leash, a low-protein diet and some prozac. >> you'd be better to have the prozac in the background because it decreases aggression. >> reporter: and a cat that relieves itself all over the house. he recommended a change in the cat's litter box. >> some people say, i really want medicine. i'll say, your animal, your cat doesn't need it. >> reporter: as for frisbee -- >> hello, buddy. >> reporter: he's seen dr. doddman twice. >> sometimes even when you remove the stress, it keeps going. that's when you have a compulsive disorder. it wou

what you're looking at is the shepherd beak whale. this is very rare. first discovered in 1937 and there have only been three confirmed sightings. recently, some tazmanian scientists were looking for some blue whales and they ran across a pod of these shepherd's beak whales. >> i knew from a distance it was something unusual, something rare, that got this amazing sort of black and crane pigmentation and this prominent beak. >> to encounter this group was amazing but the fact that they stayed at the surface so long, many minutes of footage is unique. >> that's a lucky day for those scientists. i mean a lucky day for those folks to get to see them. it must have taken their breath away. >> it would have taken my breath away because that's a find of a lifetime. >> we can see the way they move and the way they blow and interact with each other and the coloration and characteristics have changed as well. >> this is a good moment for science. >> this is the story of true like. >> what a luke warm sentiment. >> my name is macgregor. >> my name is savannah. >> w

they will be singing the lord is my shepherd. be followed by a prescription that will be read by pastor joe carter at the new hope baptist church. that will be followed by a solo by donnie mcclarkin. that will be followed by tyler perry, followed by a song by bbwynan. then we will hear from bishop td blake. then we will hear from noted gospel singer tim burrow. she will be singing the song "i believe in you and me." that song tim told me was chosen by whitney houston's family. that will be followed by remarks by kevin costner, following kevin costner's remarks, we will hear from aretha franklin. and this is especially moving. she will be singing the whit knew houston favorite, greatest love of all. so following aretha franklin's version of that song, we will have roshgs by collide davis. her mentor for many, many years. after claude davis's remarks, we'll be hearing from stevie wonder. stevie wonder will be singing one of his great songs, a ribbon in the sky. following his rendition of that, we will have remarks from the band lea

but a german shepherd out in california shows he ain't scared of no stinking mountain lion.eason he's up in that tree 30 feet up in the air because that german shepherd said, not in my house, dude. and he went after that lion who went up the tree. the mountain lion sat there until cody was gone and the coast was clear. then he went back up into the mountains again. cody is the man. >> wow. "the tonight show" is coming up next. we're going to rejoin the party at the white house. ♪ ♪ comb on, baby, don't you want to go ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> announcer: it's "the tonight comedian rob rig

second, german shepherds then the boxers and golden retrievers and bulldogs round out top five. i noticed roxy's breed was not on there. >> boston terriers are never on the list. >> mutts are great. >> that's what we have. a mutt>>> all right. instead of going through metal detector a you have to go through the full body scan. we told you about this. >> but is it harmful to your health. we will tell you what a new report viewed. >>> chardon ohio, teachers back in school. and we will have the latest on the tragic deaths of three students when "good morning maryland continues and as we go to break, they had snow in illinois last week. Ñ[= -my toes know. -my shoulders know. [ female announcer ] do you know what a difference dove nourishment can make? my hips, they know. my shins, they get it. [ female announcer ] only dove body wash has nutrium moisture and a breakthrough formula that goes beyond moisture to nourish deep down like no other. [ female announcer ] dove body wash. proven effective natural nourishment. ♪ the nourishment of nutrium moisture is also available in all your

shepherd made it up. we were talking about the very serious deal of c-list celebrities and shepherd made it a joke. >> that bothers me. i may have to boycott that hour. before we move on i have to say this is all about amarosa. trump has been on a war with amarosa, and he knew to get to her heart, to endorse mitt. he knew she hates mitt. >> are you talking about the salad with mushrooms? >> no, that's ambrosia. >> i make a great ambrosia. i usually make a bathtub full and we all jump in. >>> from winning trump to shaking your rule p. is the gop going after t and a? the republican lead house -- i love this clip. we just play it of the the republican house has passed a bill that would ban welfare recipients from spending their government dole at liquor stores, casinos and strip clubs, as seen here. that's right. i said strip clubs. they introduced the act in december. quote, the house is serious about this bipartisan reform becoming law. ensuring the welfare funds are spent on families and children as inten

. ♪ ♪ ♪ the lord is my shepherd ♪ i shall not want ♪ he maketh me to lie down in green pastures ♪ ♪ heer of righteousness ♪ ♪ for he his name sake ♪ oh yea, yea though i walk through the valley of the shadows of death ♪ ♪ i shall fear no evil for thou are with me ♪ ♪ yes, thy rod and thy staff, they do comfort me, ♪ ♪ yes, they do comfort me ♪ yes, they do comfort me ♪ yes, they do comfort me ♪ hallelujah, they comfort me, they comfort me ♪ ♪ yes, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yes ♪ ♪ he prepareth the table ♪ in the presence of our enem s enemies ♪ ♪ my cup is running over ♪ oh, and you know that sure suresurely you'll follow, follow, follow me ♪ ♪ follow me ♪ and i shall prepare a bed forever and ever ♪ ♪ hallelujah ♪ in the house of the lord ♪ one of these mornings i'm going to meet my maker there ♪ ♪ forever and ever ♪ and i shall dwell in the house of the lord ♪ ♪ one of these moments ♪ forever and ever ♪ ever and ever and ever ♪ i shall dwell, going to see my savior ♪ ♪ i'm going to meet him ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ forever and ever ♪ one of these moments, one of these moments ♪ ♪ foreve

state law does not provide prosecutors -- nancy jacobs is shepherding a bill that makes it a misdemeanor crime for a person to knowingly fail to report child abuse. >> we want to be able to save a child who was been a victim of abuse. many times it goes unreported. >> this legislation does nothing to strengthen the language that exempts attorneys from reporting if they become aware after privilege's communication. a state delegate presented his bill in maryland to a house committee. the maker of the chemical stop selling voluntarily. some farmers still use it. it is often put in chicken feed. supporters say it contaminates chicken meat. flowers and notes are seen near a dumpster work an officer discovered the body of a baby wrapped in a plastic bag. there was a tip from the baby's mother who admitted to putting the baby in the dumpster. social workers are hoping this tragedy will encourage maryland's safe haven law which says a parent can turn a baby to a responsible adult without facing prosecution. it is heart for many parents to find out about that law. >> we do not have any sign age

harford country republican senator nancy jacobs is shepherding a bill that makes it a misdemeanor crime for a person to knowingly fail to report suspected child abuse or neglect, punishable by a $1,000 fine and a year in jail. >> we want to be able to save a child who was been a victim of abuse. because many times it goes unreported. >> child advocates support the legislation. >> so people will be on notice. and they will realize that they have a duty, not just an ethical duty to report, but also a legal obligation. >> maryland law says a person shall -- not must -- contact social services or the local police if child abuse or neglect is suspected. the current law also exempts attorneys or clergy from reporting if they become aware of it through privileged communications. the legislation does not strengthen the language. deborah baldwin's daughter, a cheerleader, was assaulted by a referee, and her coach, when told about it, declined to do anything. >> we are required by law to send our children into schools where we expect them to be safe. there should be a law that requires the teache

the lord is my shepherd i shall not want.ess for his namesake. yeah, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death. i will fear no evil. for thou art with me. thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. they preparest a table before me in the presence of my enemies and thou anointest my head with oil and my cup runeth over. surely good mercy shall follow me all of the days of my life and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. amen . john chapter 14, verse 1-6. let not your hearts be troubled. ye believe in god believe also in me. in my father's house are many mansions. if it you were not so, i would have told you, i go to prepare a place for you and if i go, to prepare a place for you, i will come again and receive you unto myself that where i am ye may be also . where i go in the way you know. thomas said lord, we know not whether they goest and how can we know the way? jesus said unto him, i am the way. the truth and the life. no man comes unto the father but by me. this is the word of god. we'll now have a sel

she gets to the day to day work to shepherd this through. one of the greatest challenges of affordable housing is that it is difficult to finance affordable housing and get it constructed. it is even harder to keep it running. the organization that will be keeping a running -- it running and serving the residence for many years is swords to plowshares. they will have the heavy lifting over the long time. to really change the lives of those residents of this particular development. they have had a long and successful track record in doing so and deserve all of the support that we can give them going forward in the future. the whole notion of it takes a village, it usually takes a whole district to do a project. in some cases, it takes the delegation in washington, d.c., also to help. there are many people to thank. i would like to thank the leaders office. i see dan and nicole, also the d.c. staff, bob edmonson, i want him to know that we really appreciate his efforts on behalf of this project. the leaders in helping to finance this particula

>> he's now a almost four-year-old australian shepherd from the philadelphia suburbs. dog shows. but he's representative of the every man dog. he wins a lot of shows and he's a beautiful dog. >> i had one and they're herding dogs. you cut the tails off at the beginning of the their life. >> some ranchers use them to baby-sit their kids. they're so good at herding, they'll take care of your kids. >> one thing you said, show dogs are pets that get to go to the dog show. i think some people think that show dogs are snootie. >> they are pampered, surely. how many of us get blow dried and made up. if you host a morning show, maybe. >> i was going to say. would you like to answer that, mr. rose? >> you go first, charlie. >> i love the pampered part. >> it's true. they have owners who love them and they sleep on couches and jump up on tables and they occasionally pop in the ring. >> see, this is what i didn't know. charlie, did you know that what goes into a show dog, good teeth and good testicles. >> if you're missing one, you're probably not great breeding stock. >> this is

the best this german shepherd barks out uncontrolled be. each of these highly trained dogs developed ptsd after long- term exposure. some dogs take months to recover. others never bounce back. for jopa, coming home without charging kramer was not easy. >> for the first couple of weeks, he was not able to do that. but that it took time, but he eventually bond with his new handler. they could be deployed together, and wholey says he believes that the dog is prepared if duty calls again. >> we train we patrol. i trust him he trusts me, and helps me go home. >> dr. burkhardt says about half of the word dogs diagnosed with post-traumatic stress syndrome go back to military service or the others are adopted out. to see more pictures of military dogs, go to wjla.com. >> earlier this week, president obama, the first lady, and former first lady laura bush took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for the smithsonian museum for african american history. it will be built between the washington monument and the national museum of american history. much

>> shepherd's pie. >> reporter: shepherd's pie on super bowl sunday. >> you'll be happy and full and lot more beer if you drink a shepherd's pie. >> i would consider it an irish sports pub and bar and you get sports on all your tvs. >> where will you be, trevor? >> reporter: you're asking me? >> i guess you will see sunday. news4, i'm trevor pryce. >> we want to welcome trevor pryce to the team, a 14 year veteran of the nfl. played for ravens, jets, drafted by the bronco's, good to have him here. >>> the competition doesn't stop once the new super bowl cham is crowned. >> nbc's hit singing competition "the voice" returns for its second season right after the big game. >> fiona apple, is that an influence of yours? >> i love fiona apple. >> so do i. >> i'm the only one that said it. >> all that banter is back along with all four original judges as they search for america's next voice. this time, they're look for 12 standout artists to mentor and the judges say it will be a bigger and better season. >> everyone has upped their game including us. >> i'm excited because i don't know what

funeral will open up with the new hope mass choir, new jersey mass choir singing "the lord is my shepherdpture read by pastor joe carter. a solo by donnie mcclurkin. and remarks from tyler perry. and a solo by bebe winans and a solo by come burrell. remarks from kevin costner. we haven't heard from him yet. it will be fascinating to hear what he said. a solo was planned by aretha franklin. we hear she may be sick, she may not be forming. we'll wait for clarification. she does appear to be here today, but we're not sure if she'll be singing. clive davis, of course, the great mentor of whitney houston, who discovered her, took her to arista records, he'll be speaking here. and stevie wonder singing "a ribbon in the sky," a medley by alicia keys, a solo by r. kelly, "i look to you," and family remarks by patricia, her sister-in-law and a tribute by dionne warwick. it's going to be a hugely emotional day, think. very much a family affair. you can see it's eerily quiet here. throngs of fans are being kept away. this is what cissy houston wanted. >> the fans are gathered on the outskirts behind

mae him a winner in the eyes ofe westminster dog show judge malachy, the pekingese, beat a german shepherd, a dalmat, a doberman pinscher, an irih setter, a kerry blue terried wire-haired dachshund. more than 2- thousand purebred ds in the nation's most prestis pooch parade. jeremy lin does it again. the n-b-a star from palo alo hit another winning shot foe new york knicks last night. "lin puts it up. jeremy linm downtown. and the knicks tae the lead." lin calmly waited until thet second so toronto wouldn't have time to score again. te fans went wild... and this a road game for lin and the knicks. they've won six gamn a row with lin leading the . and we couldn't forget to sw you this... "i left my heart in san francisco san francisco honored the legendary singer who made te city's name part of music history. tony bennett was on hand aty hall yesterday to help celee the 50th anniversary of his classic. he sang the song in public for the first tamt the fairmont hotel in decemr 1961. the cleanup begins today at justin herman plaza in san francisco. the city held its annual piw fight yesterday

some winners include a pick niece, dalmation and german shepherd. there will be a human happening first, couple from washington state with a mass stove participated in the show. >>> welcome back. we did have a storm making its way across maryland. there is not a lot to the storm. show you the clouds, came in yesterday, we saw a couple of rain and show showers, a chance for a few sprinkles, that's about it. the storm will get out of here tonight, before it does, we will see the winds pick up south and bring it in mild air. 48 baltimore. 48 dc. warming up nicely this afternoon. even with the clouds around. here is a better look at the storm amount much bigger one when it was to the west. it dies as soon as it crosses over the mountains. dry air over maryland. this batch here, moves over the mountains this afternoon, some may hold together for a couple of hours, that looks to be about it. we will clear out during the overnight hours. the upstream, no cold air, temperatures will continue to run above average, with the entire forecast here. here is how i

maureen from california for sherri shepherd. my biggest fear, besides being old. my biggest fear is, like, totally getting in the middle. -- that's why i was never a waitress. i got bad memory, bad feet, bad attitude. my biggest fear is getting out there and my feet hurting and i can't remember a darn thing. he says that he will never leave me. so -- he says he won't let me go. so just hold me. right? >> all right. >> they all say that? they all say that? >> they all say that. cameron mathison in the oud yens. >> we have some audience questions. >> i want to know, rochon who do you think is going to be your biggest competition? >> my biggest competition. >> all the old people! >> it's not the old people. it's -- i really don't know. everybody's got the tricks up their sleeves. i'm a little nervous about this guy, though. the way he came out was a little classic, right? i'm ready to see what everybody's bringing. i'm excited. >> one more question here. adela who is your question for? >> gaich, what is your favorite dance move to

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we will be listening in to some of the beautiful music for you as they will sing "the lord is my shepherdd like to bring in my panel so you know the expert voices that we will have lending to our coverage here. first of all, joining us from los angeles is allison samuel, writer for "news week" and contributor to "the daily beast." allison has been covering this grim story as well as the investigation. thank you for being here. also joining me here in new york i have four trick guys. david wilson, the founder of the grillo.com. john farley, chris witherspoon, entertainment editor for the grillo and msnbc contributor ture, music analyst and so glad to have all of you here. you know, if you can each sum up in a word what whitney houston's greatest attribute or her legacy will be, is there something -- is it powerful? is it magic? is it sparkle? david? >> you know, this is something special for me to look at this service happening in newark, you know, i'm a kid from newark and i remember when i first heard of whitney houston and heard she was from newark. newark, particularly in the '80s is w