you see, this is keller, he is a 3-year-old english springer.was born completely blind. >> he's completely blind. guess what? dell keller can play catch. listen to the command they give keller. >> turn around. hot. good boy. >> keller gets close, they will say hot or cold. that's how they taught him how to fetch. >> you're hot. warmer. hot. >> they added other instructions like warmer or pass it so keller would know which direction to run. >> passed it. warmer. warmer. hot. good boy. >> that's crazy. >> that's awesome. >> holy mackerel. >> goes to show you nothing can hold you back as long as you just believe in what you're doing then you can do just about anything. >> warmer. passed it. hot. good boy. >> dad took responsibility for moms over the weekend, mother's day could have used this trick to keep their kids entertained. >> watch this. you want me to take her out? >> how do you do that? >> what? >> that's a great trick. >> isn't it awesome? this is rich ferguson. we know he's a very good magician. >> whoa. >> watch this. >> how do you do th

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. >> oh, my god, yes, i hope my off springers that will never happen get residuals. >> jon: great stuffilm is very quickly something larry cramer put together -- when did this happen? >> i believe the stage play of it was first done in '84, '85. it was really -- it was so going on right then, what was happening in the movie, the stage play had the set with these white walls where they added the names of the dying while they were dying. >> jon: the early part of the terrible age crisis. >> right. >> jon: before even reagan mentioned it publicly, larry cramer had already written this brilliant play. >> yes. so everything was obviously shuffling around figuring out, the emergency was in its greatest throws at that moment. now here we are 30 years later and it's, in some ways, all the more, to me, powerful and interesting to see this story now. there are so many people who don't know what went on. you know, myself included. even if you know intellectually, to see it personified in this way, you learn it in a way in your heart that you didn't. it is sad but it's wonderful. it's wonderful. yo

fox news correspondent dan springer is back in nevada. >> this is a sad legal dispute. >> a "family feud" that should never be in the courtroom. there it it was an hour from seattle. casey kasem was not there however his wife of 34 years jean was there along with carrie casey his daughter from a previous marriage. one of three kids from a previous marriage. they are fighting over casey's treatment, visitation and his current condition. by now everyone knows that casey suffers from either advanced park sans or some terrible form of dementia. i'm told he barely speaks confined to a wheelchair. a california judge ruled he lacks capacity to care for himself. the story of this long time "family feud" got really weird when jean pulled casey out of a los angeles hospital and went missing for three days. they surfaced in washington state supposedly on a vacation staying with a friend. well, now, judges in two state have named carrie as his conservativer which means she is able to make decisions on his healthcare but jean was still not letting casey's children see him. in fact carrie went to the

and that's what dan springer's report is out. it is to jeff barclay. >> in recent days as the report showed. she had problems that come out and make her look like a flawed candidate that squanders the feed. the primary is interesting to so what the outcome is. >> i think in a lot of these races. when you look at who is winning the senate in november. it will come down to the primary in georgia and oregon. we don't know oregon is looking iffy right now. if this is a republican lead majority of the senate. and that is by our side. and at the end of the day, it will be a close race and he will win. and the question is, is there enough oomph left in the tea party. and this is bon where mcconnell will win. and joe, what about in georgia. there is a big race. and coming back on the republican side and there will be a democratic challenger as well. and any chance of a democrat picking up a seat in georgia. and it is the kind of democrat that can win that state. and a run off there and that is a and that is a republican establishment in

they are selling that off to axel springer, the german media company.y are getting money into that. notably it is all about the initial shares sellers. >> that is the big one. what is it worth? take me through some of the big traffic numbers. it isy seven years old, the second-biggest property website in the u.k. it is prime location, smart new homes. as well as managing third-party websites. worth about one billion pounds according to analysts. the scale of growth for the company, 40 million people access the website per month. 2 million make inquiries over homes from that. that is quite a good return. the notable thing for daily mail, they own 52.6% of this. about a half billion pound stake. they are not going to sell it all but they will dispose of some of those shares, as will the founder of zoopla. all these companies are going to be selling some of their shares, june. >> that is all very clap happy stuff. there is something in me that says they are selling their jobhunting site, cashing in on zoopla, it just has all the hallmarks of cash in and ru

correspondent dan springer has the story tonight from portland. >> reporter: dr.a leavy is a republican trying to win a senate seat in a deep blue state. a seat held by democratic jeff merkley. she has big endorsements. but she might have been big problems too. her ex-boyfriend, lumber executive andrew miller accused her of stalking her. then he started a super pac to campaign for her. she denies there was any cooperation between her campaign and miller's pac. >> women are creating more new small business jobs than men. >> another super pac which aims to put the gop more in the middle has spent more than $400,000 in campaign ads. >> we don't want the government interfering in our business, in our personal lives, in our private lives, in our personal decisions. >> part of monica webby appeal is she's a socially moderate women. also for a party that's been attacked recently for having a war on women, she offers a new face and a different story. polls show her main opponent is jason conger. his support comes from more conservative parts of the state. >> we need real

dan springer is live for news seattle where the thing is trapped up underneath the feet.t caused this thing to break down? >> well, the tunnel boring machine hit a steel well pipe put there by, you guessed it, the state of washington. it damaged the cutter head and the main bearing so now they are digging a chamber from the surface to just in front of it. they will lift the broken parts out and replaced them and then reassembled the thing underground repair that's never been tried before. nobody can guarantee lit work and plenty of fear the $3.1 billion price tag will get much higher. >> you should be worried about what's going down now p the state saying we are pot not paying for overruns. the contractors approved -- history of making other people pay. that means it will be the taxpayer. >> they will pay through a gas tax among the high nest the country. >> remember the big dig in boston? the big dig was a load, too, and did not go well. >> how can you forget it? this could end up a west coast version of the big dig in boston which costs taxpayers, if you remember, $14.6

>> when i tell friends i'm friends with montel williams is get the jerry spring errol of the -- springer don't know this man. it's one of the greatest patriots if met in my lifetime, on the board of the fisher house foundation, goes around the country cooking meals, at least once a month, for wounded warriors in va hospitals. >> he is going -- we both share ms and i remember we did something together, and i'm saying, can't you be a victim just like me and just use it as a crutch and he refused to, which made him even more of a pain in the ass. >> look at you. >> i guess out of more assignments at home that you can shake a stick at. a lot of this attitude. the key to your success, you're going to be embarrasses -- you have a can-do approach. we have developed a sort of a cynical view, can't do this, too big, too unwieldy, and it's bill into our system. three out of four kids today, young people, don't trust the government, don't like democrats or republicans or the stock market. they just don't trust anyone because everyone seems to have disappointed them. >> it's lack of leadership and n

dan springer live in our seattle bureau with more on this, dan? >> reporter: jenna, we've seen all this before, haven't we? the contractor has been able to dig 1000 feet, only 10% of the way. they say that the state owes them $190 million more for unforeseen problems. most of that the is repair of the world's largest tunnel boring machine, given the name, bertha, big bertha. it hit a well and has been stuck underneath downtown seattle's waterfront. fixing bertha will take until next spring and cost $125 million. that is $45 million more than she cost brand new. the fun nil is supposed to replace a double decker highway damaged in an earthquake of the price tag is $3.1 billion. the fear is that will balloon. >> people should be very worried what is going down right now. you have the state saying we're not paying for overruns. you have the contractor saying we're not paying. the contractor has provable history making other people pay. that means it will be the taxpayers. >> reporter: tunnel is drawing comparisons to this country's biggest public wor

it is selling job site to axel springer in germany. anticipated hotly -- we are obsessed with it -- zoopla ipo. >> no financial beat goes on zoopla? >> exactly. they are just saying, they will sell shares. it is going to be at least 25% of the outstanding shares held by private investors, most by daily mail. they hold 52.6%. , he, the founder of zoopla will be selling some shares as will other investors at this venture. they are going to be looking to cash in on what is our complete obsession with property in the u.k. >> how many times have you looked on zoopla in the last six months? >> i am one of those 40 million constantly checking. i am one of the 2 million that will make inquiries. i am trying to sell my property and buy another. >> it sort of hits on two from the sectors of the markets. some people say we are seeing a bubble intact. some people say property. even mark carney said he is worried about rising home prices. what are you hearing from analysts? i know we don't have a price yet? es there has been worri that the one bill

. >> mayor, if this doesn't work out for you, you can do one of the talk shows like jerry springer didl do a talk show like you. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! alright, that should just about do it. excuse me, what are you doing? uh, well we are fine tuning these small cells that improve coverage, capacity and quality of the network. it means you'll be able t post from the breakroom. great! did it hurt? when you fell from heaven (awkward laugh) ...a little.. (laughs) im sorry, i have to go. at&t is building you a better network. what is this place? where are we? this is where we bring together reliably fast internet and the best in entertainment. we call it the x1 entertainment operating system.

>> an english springer spaniel. a lot of fun.fe is like a box of milk bones. all right. nicole petallides, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> finally she's in a good mood. right? have you seen her not smiling. >>> straight ahead, since washington can't help our veteran, we will. we are hosting a job fair on our plaza. we'll explain. >>> first we're going to check in with martha mccallum for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. so demands for the v.a. heads to appear before congress are growing this morning. we'll update you on that. and did hillary clinton's people urge nancy pelosi to get on board with the benghazi panel to protect her 2016 ambitions? we're going to talk about that question raised this morning. with little notice, reports say the insurance industry bailout has already begun. what will it cost taxpayers? we're going to tell what you has already happened. unbelievable story coming up at the top of the hour. bill and i will see you then. captain: this is a tip. bellman: thanks, captain obvious

>>> no, this is not an episode of jerry springer.eah. that fight was over freedom of the press. the guests traded insults and then started tearing apart that table. the host then had to end the program. keep it going. those are your headlines. >> felt like that. >> that's unbelievable. >> you know what? actually there was some tension on the set yesterday. it was -- >> on the veranda. >> it was in the after the show show. we had guy fieri on from "diners, drive-ins and dives" and he was presenting brian with a birthday cake. i don't know if you heard about it. out of nowhere, elisabeth decided in the after the show show, you were going to take that cake and destroy it -- >> i don't recall any of that. >> i don't know who was in her ear or what took over her body. >> steve doocy. >> but this woman called in her survivor training and went after me like there was no tomorrow. >> my aim was a little off. >> then as weird as that got with her running down 48th street with this cake, out of nowhere came a stranger and it just got weirder.