but i think i see the shepherd we have waited for so long. he's an old man, it tallies with our friend here. but, you perhaps know better than i do. you've met the man before.

man: the shepherd goes out. he's given a position where he stands at the post.nd he has to direct his dog out on the right or the left -- immaterial. dogs, you can work them half a mile away. they'll pick the sound up, they will hear you, and they can work them half a mile away collecting sheep, putting them together, putting them into a flock, and bring them as near in a straight line as possible down the course, through the hurdles there, back to the pen -- hopefully nice pen -- straight in, no breaks, and the applause. [ man speaking indistinctly, applause ] working a border collie is like marriage. it's got to click. you must have confidence in one another. the dog will have confidence in you if you've got confidence in him. it's as beautiful as that, and it's lovely to work with them. [ man whistling ] steves: just down the street is keswick's petite marina, where we're combining a short cruise with my favorite lake district hike -- up a dramatic nearby ridge. derwentwater is one of cumbria's most photographed and popular lakes. boats circle the lake pickin

the name on the dog's collar was okie, michelle's german shepherd. >> the fact that the dog obviously had been separated from her and found dead later was of great concern because people felt clearly michelle wallace never would have willingly been separated from her dog. >> another ranch hand came forward with even more information. he said michelle gave him a ride in the mountains after his car broke down. he said his friend, roy, sat in the front seat with michelle, and that he was in the back seat with the german shepherd. >> the ranch hand remembers the dog in particularly because he had to sit in the back seat of the station wagon with the dog. and amusingly recalled the dog drooling on him as his new buddy, roy, in the front struck up the conversation with the girl. >> he said michelle dropped him off at a local bar and she was taking roy further down the road to his truck. he said he didn't know roy's last name and never saw either of them again. >> the police are looking for a mysterious roy. they don't have a last name for this man. all they know is that he's the last one se

but i think i see the shepherd we have waited for so long. he's an old man, it tallies with our friend here. but, you perhaps know better than i do. you've met the man before. yes. i recognize him. as reliable a man as laius ever had in his service as shepherd. first, you sir from corinth. i want to know, is this the man you were talking about? yes, your majesty. he stands before you. now, you sir. come here. look me straight in the eyes. answer my questions. were you at one time in laius' service? yes, born and bred in the palace, not bought in the slave market. what was your work? how are you employed? a shepherd most of my life. and which part of the country did you generally stay? it would be cithaeron or thereabouts. do you remember ever seeing this man there? and what connection? what man do you mean? standing in front of you. have you ever met him? i can't offhand remember. there's nothing strange in that, your majesty. i'll soon jog his memory. he knows quite well that part of cithaeron. he had two flocks. i was neighbor to him with on

. >> even the shepherd in the mountains knows that he was deported because of his tweets even thoughhe official reason expired. it's clear that he wasn't liked by the government. whoever is against the government gets sacked, gets shot down, as happened to me and on this occasion, they deported him because it was easy. >> as we have reported before in the listening post, the turkish media problem is largely structural. most t.v. channels back the akp not because of a shared ideology but because of shared interests. the conglomerates that own those channels tend to be big, diversified and they do a lot of business with the government. they are relatively small media holdings temper their criticism of the government and hire executives tied to the ruling akp in order to preserve their owners' other bottom lines. when the generic group which owns multiple media outlets bought show t.v., critics saw it as a reward for supporting the government. earlier this month, a series of saturday yes files and online including a conversation between the editor and one of the group's papers and an ex

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the stone from the shepherd's sling strikes the phi philistine in the head. perhaps david wasn't the underdog we all thought it to be. it is the author's third book, since the tipping point and blink. i talked to him about his unconventional families and his upbringing in a biracial family. >> malcolm gladwell welcome. you turned the story of david and goliath on its head. another explanation other than it was improbably that david would have beaten goliath. you are saying that not only was it probable that he would have felled goliath but it was likely. >> yes. if you go back and read about ancient warfare, you describe that the sling with which david is armed is a devastating weapon. it's one of the most feared weapons of ancient times. he's taking a rock and rotating it six or seven revolutions, per second, and the stopping power of the rock from his sling is equivalent of the bullet fired from a .45 caliber weapon. it's an incredibly powerful weapon. once he decides to change the rules he has superior technology. then there's goliath, sort of facinating d

it is different from the sea shepherd. bob barker the activists and the japanese provoked a crash by cutting across there. she said after the shooting twenty two nd. speaking from another ship the steve irwin spokesman accused the japanese of talking to you. three ships from the japanese whaling fleet began circling other than steve irwin. they were undertaking a hassle but extremely close proximity sometimes coming within three to five meters are now japan says it kills about one thousand whales a year for scientific purposes. but critics say that's just a cover for commercial whaling and that most of the whale meat is sold as food. clean up operation is underway along the atlantic coast of spain and france. after a weekend of heavy storms waves up to about ten meters high and snacks and sea defences and flooded sea front shops and hotels fortunately no deaths have yet been reported but damage is extensive. look beyond the waves breaking over the seawall it on him dying on the french basque coast but the force at the previ

i think that the shepherd family may have had their reasons not to go on to the penalty phase.because when you do in duration that was not admissible during the trials would be a miscible during the penalty phase, and at that point people might have learned a lot more about the case that they never heard about during the trial. >> that is exactly -- the book says, have the case proceeded to the penalty phase as required prior wyoming law previously concealed information about matthew, erin, and russell which have been admissible during the trial could have been presented to the jury. >> yes. indeed. >> i had another question that i wanted to ask you in reference the drying will. they gave a panic defends the mckinny use, a diversion to protect the drug suppliers they worked for? >> well, a couple of things. aaron mckinney, it -- aaron mckinney had been by sexually active, but at the time this crime took place he had a live -and girlfriend. they had a 4-month-old child. and, you know, a case like this happens. now suddenly you are going to tell the world all of your secrets. so

formally referred to as the shepherd's lunch. ne all the week's leftovers. i'm told every household in spain has a variation. what changes is what you put on it. today it's sardines, cod, chorizo, melons and peppers. so how often do you eat this well? >> every lunch is like this. every day i'm here. but lunch is big. big lunch, siesta. but you can't -- you know, i used to try to resist siesta. you can't do it here. society will not accept you not taking siesta here. but that's the flow of life here. >> that begs the question, while i'm busy hating you for your life, how often are you getting a drunk a day? >> twice. one and a half. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> that is so spanish. everybody has a very distinct opinion and it's completely different. like this is a fact. >> whatever. >> when my time comes, i pretty much want to die at a table like this. good work, zamboni. good work. so, zack, you happy with the show? >> hope we don't suck on television. >> dude, i think i'm setting a pretty low bar. i'm going to tell you this

yes and again the launch of requests to stop sea shepherd's activities with the netherlands where the graves found some registered. this single accomplished by japan's whaling fleet. hackers have the entire getting computers and seven as the japanese government offices and private firms. i spent on information security have begun discussing how to protect against cyber attacks she found as a kid a cig and minister of information technology policy. each time the mom would tell attended the meeting. expectations are high point of counting prove it cites his services as a protest letter twenty twenty olympic and paralympic games in tokyo. but the services could face a variety of risks the and private senses and work together to predict all sorts of possible risks and could have them. yes this entry to compile a set of proposals by me. after discussing ways to enhance computer security and train i t specialists. tokyo police have set up a headquarters to investigate book of daniel is of more than three hundred copies as anne frank's diary of a young gal and other holocaust related plants

. >> the german shepherd and the pug hid well. >> and the best one is wally did the wally, he was sod when he saw us on television and he heard us say do the wally. this is wally wally-ing. >>> this is a double wally, i can't handle it. >>> association tthe seas are a friends. this is other worldly. waves off the coast of spain. >> what? what? >> that's what it's called. these guys are in their wet suits going out to take the route to be towed into the monster waves because these things they are not able to paddle into. >> why? why would you do this? >> because the surf conditions are astronomically awesome. check this out. the swells look like they're the size of buildings. ♪ these guys fearless. going into this -- this kind of gray gloomy day but it's cause for great surf. towed in. here you go. >> how do you not get caught in them? they're massive. >> this guy gets caught out at the bottom of the surf, it crashes. >> if you're a surfer, you can't not go. this is, like, why you surf. ♪ >>> this guy, gets crushed right at the crest of that wave. he tries to stand up. loses his footi

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this video of activists ramming the "sea shepherd" into a japanese whaling ship, the conservationists say they want to stop japan hunting 1,000 whales. japan is allowed to do so for scientific purposes under a ban. >> translation: such access is dangerous and must not be tolerated. >> south and north korea agreed to restart talks on cross-boarder family reunions in two weeks. the last time reunions took place was in 2010. most applicants are in their '70s or older and want to see long-lost relatives before they die. >> farmers in nigeria are suffering losses because of cheap rice being brought in. the government wants to stop all imports. high terrorists led to a rise in smuggling. we have more. >> this man is planting the next crop of rice and hopes for a good harvest. he's one of many farmers trying to cash in on a government scheme, winning independence by growing rice. farms like his will be supported with improved seed and fertiliser to produce rice of their own. he is worried. >> after all the toil, you hardly make any products. you don't get a good price for our commodity. now

we were yet to be on leave following his win the two weeks after the dentist says it uses to shepherd runs on taking one thousand five hundred un with it. villagers say has come under the influence of the cab driver and two introduced into the pleasures of the city he's no longer interested in herding goats in the mountains. i guess what we do. one of my abilities and the next time. she is highly likely due to the nominees. he is an asset did she know. in two one was the motivation. it all another key. which one you notice is in jeopardy even turn on the ocean when the age yesterday that feeling anxious. the seagulls and love. a charter fishing allan horsley said. wishing i was so well for you. so put this up. this is good all the kids are the roots of the oven but if martial law it was in my life the way up through this. you know. oh well. it was. that would open so that the pontiff was to show me. but still. use. it started out the a or lupus. i was with them. so yes if you did. god has allotted for the one that suited them citizens. all of the whole of man. did it. anaheim the time

so the writer or the teller only becomes the shepherd to clarify something. otherwise it's no longer yours. hope you take it into one of you can with it. i'm trying to bring the oral tradition through this. i hope you're really you pass along. thank you for your attention and for listening. one of going to do know is open up to questions. think there are microphones that someone will bring to you. you ask a question commando do my best answer for you. thank you for your patience. [applause] >> if anybody has a question, and i hope you do the murray's year and a number microphone to you. >> appeared. he talked of little bit about countries posed conflict and a recovery. am wondering where you see africa in the next 20 to 30 years, what your vision is and where you think it will be. >> with my vision of africa is as common, well, i do hope that it will change and get better in so many ways, but of course that depends on the politics, the leaders of we have in place and what they choose to do. but i think the tide is changing because young people have left their

use the military and police work now there are more and more dutch shepherd's being used and again it's not a preference, it's the fact that for a number of reasons, which i want to believe her or get into, there is a higher prevalence for those dogs testing the unit selection criteria. >> are you involved with training service dogs? the question was am i involved in the training of service dogs for veterans with ptsd. right now the answer is no. there are a number of groups i've been introduced to and have spoken with in the last 18 months or so that do that and i would love to get to the point where we have an involvement in some capacity. i will see the type of dog that is going to be a good personal protection or military dog etc. is usually not in the same category as a dog that is good for a fellow soldier with ptsd. there are two different missions in terms of how the dogs perform with their temperament and character trait but obviously it's a very important thing and we are taking it one step at a time doing the providing and retiring. it's not to beat a dead horse but it's a wh

would indicate that he intended to kill himself to avoid having to talk to the police. >> next to white's body was his german shepherdched the description of the dog given by the witness near the first bomb site. >> he was obviously clutching the bomb close to his body, and he had his one friend in the world there with him, his other arm around his dog. >> also in the garage, investigators found blue silver-coated wire, the kind used in the two church bombings. they also found a pair of wire cutters. scientists compared the tool marks from white's wire cutters to the tool marks on the copper wire found at the danville bomb site. >> from that comparison, i was able to conclude that this diagonal cutter that they had recovered in richard white's garage was, in fact, the diagonal cutter that cut that wire end that was found on the danville device. >> this was forensic proof that white was the bomber. >> we found an area of the garage that had red spray paint on it, and contained on that red spray-paint were perfectly round circles. the reason that was important was the device that killed mr. plawer, which was a pipe bom

are extremely dangerous sabotage, and cannot be tolerated. >> suga said the government launched a request to stop sea shepherd's activities with the netherlands, where the group's boats are registered. the activists say they were ambushed by japan's whaling fleet. >>> ministers of asia pacific free trade talks are meeting to narrow their differences and yuko fukushima from our business team has the latest. how close are the negotiations to a deal right now? >> well, gene, that's a hard question to answer. but what i can say is it's not an easy task. the member countries were supposed to have come to an agreement at the end of last year, but, as we know, they still haven't. so ministers from 12 countries are holding intensive talks in singapore to work out a transpacific partnership free trade deal. japan's top negotiator has urged other participating nations to ease regulations in a broad range of areas. rather than focusing on scrapping tariffs on farm products. on the third day of the tpp meeting the ministers discussed divisive issues such as abolishing tariffs and protecting intellectual property rights. so

the shepherd girl. see this shirt, seth? do you see this shirt? hen the show first came on the air. passion -- passion! >> seth: how did it get so gross so fast? >> how did your show get so safe so fast, man? >> this show is not as funny as it used to be. >> seth: ah man, you, too? >> yes. since that gentleman started talking, the entire show has gone way downhill. >> um, my name is greg. >> okay. anyway, i prefer the simpler version of "late night with seth meyers" when there wasn't all this, metta, oh look how cool we are for breaking the fourth wall stuff. hey, funny man, i have some advice for you. just be funny. >> hey seth, don't listen to him. seth, look. his shirt's clean. he looks like he took a shower today. >> seth: those aren't negative things. >> hey, seth. >> seth: hey, hello. >> hi, i have something to say. i like the current direction of the show. i disagree with that last guy. >> excuse me, my name is also greg. >> cool! two gregs! >> and i'm sarah. >> seth: it doesn't matter what everyone's names are. but sarah, thank you. i'm gla

sita said the government lodged a request to stop sea shepherd's activities with the netherlands for the group's boats are registered. the activists say they were ambushed by japan's whaling fleet. new dangers to sensitive data are emerging worldwide japanese experts on information security and began discussing how to protect the country from cyber attacks. hackers have been targeting computers and servers and government offices and in the private sector for confidential information. chief cabinet secretary issued a cigar and minister of information technology policy. each imo more till it ended with computer experts. expertise has a high point of counting prove it cites his services as a protest letter twenty twenty olympic compelling big gains in tokyo. the services could face a variety of risks the and private senses and work together to protect all sorts of possible risks and could have with them the experts agreed to compile a set of proposals by mid year after discussing ways to enhance computer security and train ict specialists. ministers from twelve countries are holding int

jeff glor learns what keeps him in the fast lane. >> reporter: 72-year-old morgan shepherd out on thend now i don't know what is old. i run like i'm 30. >> reporter: at 27 already the owner of 235 top ten professional finishes and 19 wins shepherd is trying to do something that's never been done before. qualify for america's most famous stock race. >> just another day at the office for me. >> reporter: just another day at the office. >> yeah. it's like playing chess or checkers. you've got to make the right move. >> reporter: at 200 miles an hour. >> at 200 miles an hour. >> reporter: last year's daytona 500 winner jimmie johnson. >> there are generations of fans and drivers that hold morgan in a bright spot in their heart and appreciate what he's done for our sport and his commitment to our sport. >> reporter: his long road began during the nixon administration but almost got sidetracked by late night exploits. he said he was born again, saved by faith and roller-skating. he said fighting father team has been a different set of wheels he first learned during the disco days. >> disco-

collins wears 98 in honor of the year shepherd was killed. shepherd's family drove from their home in wiming to meet with collins in ken ver. collins gave the family a signed jersey but not one he wore in a game. >> could the sharks play at at&t park with the giants. >> we continue to keep an eye on not only the roadways but the weather. it has been hitting the bay area. the rain hard. s the >>> good wet morning to you. a live look at palo alto this morning. heavy rain coming down, the storm moved in overnight starting in the south bay working its way north. we'll have lots of details from meteorologist christina loren in just a few minutes. now, the storm here, good news for snow borders and skiers. a fresh dusting of snow. after the big storm. this is what it looked like. the resort in the tahoe area say they got 6-13 inches of snow. >> the bay area not expected to see snow soon, it could see outdoor hockey. they are talking with the sharks and the hockey league about bringing a game to at&t park. over two months nhl officials will be in th

the small town. if you let it heat it was a small short videos even more. tony shepherd of the body. how about that. i get on a budget in increasing numbers of tourists and poisons close enough to start minister that the patient's biggest challenge is currently facing debacle trained teachers essential equipment. luckily infrastructure. nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country part of me up love will love it. needless to the gullible. so if you don't know the speech. it was israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae. fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre tha

great the company is and how wonderful it is area's view on what you think of the way the president obama is shepherdingmy? >> i will tell you that i have to say that i think obama could have done a lot more. i think he could've done a lot more than investing in going in and putting money out there. and i think that he stressed this. neil: you don't like health care? >> i'm not one of the guys that hate them. i think obama had to do something like that but i don't think it's that bad but i'm no expert on it. but i don't think businesses should be a medical provider. so what is he is a medical provider. >> so these businesses are complaining and saying that this is in a cloud, what do you say? >> i can go in the company almost every company almost 30%, make that company, turn it around, which i've done over and ooer again. and it tells you one simple thing. many companies are terribly wrong and there's no accountability. and here's how the little guys going to get her. i know it sounds corny as hell. i grew up on a street. only in this country. this great country. only here could i have done what i've do

great the company is and how wonderful it is area's view on what you think of the way the present obama is shepherding economy? >> i will tell you that i have to say that i think obama could have done a lot more. i think he could've done a lot more than investing in going in and putting money out there. and i think that he stressed this. neil: you don't like health care? >> i'm not oneof the guys that hate them. i think obama hadto do something like that but i don't think it's that bad but i'm no expert on it. but i don't think businesses should be a medical provider. so what is he is a medical provider. >> so these businesses are complaining and saying that this is in a cloud, what do you say? >> i can go in the company almost every company almost 30%, make that company, turn it around, which i've done over and ooer again. and it tells you one simple thing. many companies are terribly wrong and there's no accountability. and here's how the little guys going to get her. i know it sounds corny as hell. i grew up on a street. only in this country. this great country. only here could i have done what i'v

misinformation and concern about what this police department was doing and the sheriff's department that is doing this and shepherd the process where we are at today. i want to thank you. any further questions? >> thank you. >> i think i talked to you, there is an issue in the mission with radius being presented. i thought we were going to have a presentation tonight. did i misunderstand that? >> you wanted for me to report back. it's a criminal case pending but there was a search warrant issued. i don't want to leave it in the public that there was a search warrant. it contained multiple small enterprises inside. not really separate spaces and large quantity of stolen property which is the basis of the search warrant execute but a lot of people didn't like their stolen property taken back. it came from cbs and safe way. that was the basis for the search warrant. >> just to be fair, there were several businesses in the spot and some of the things taken away was like a sewing machine that belonged to a seem stress. if you can look into that and see whether or not the parameters of the warrant -- or were other thing

the play, they asked me to take over. it has been great. it has been sort of shepherding the old folks and the new folks, keeping them interested. directing thing for you over the last few years? >> people had said to me for a long time that i should direct. namely, people that did not like my acting. tavis: [laughter] to becausever wanted i like acting. my partner had written a musical. they had a big director who was going to direct it, but then he got "the book of mormon." that worked out for them. andd been to readings of it i thought, i would direct this. we ended up doing it and it was a big hit. hov, i will let you explain the connection. best.egard chechim as the >> he is one of the great russian playwrights at the turn of the last century. there are plays that are comedies and famous for being almost unwatchable. there are so many bad productions because he is really hard to do. in his play, the cherry orchard, nothing happens. except one world ends and another begins. there is all this incredible history and dramatic mileage. they have always been intrigued by t

the stand. he and shepherd carried equipment away from the landing ship to set it up. >>> happy birthday to barbarack 72 and hank aaron 80. have a great day and a good wednesday. >>> a woman shot by police in haywood dies overnight. why officers were forced to open fire. >>> terror in an abandoned building in east bay. what could be the cause. >>> breaking news, shaun white makes a major announcement about the olympics. details just into our newsroom, next. >>> a live look outside at embarcadero. it's wednesday, february 5th, and this is "today in the bay". >>> good morning, happy 4:30 in the morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> yeah. who knew 4:30 could be so much fun? i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this mornin

i am the bread of life i am the light of the world i am the good shepherd. ush who shall i say is sending me who is sending me. god said i am is sending you. jesus is actually making a direct connection to that moment. when you bring out in the beginning that he was present in the garden in the burning bush in the flood you are connecting those two things. >> great point. >> it did tie it all together. formally of the christian coalition now faith and freedom coalition. >> thank you, sean. i think mark and roma are a national treasure because they have this platform. i have seen the film and i urge everybody watching this program to see it and bring a friend. as you captured in the clip you showed earlier when jesus was on the earth some people say he was crazy, a lunatic. some people said he was a prophet. some said he was a teacher. >> everyone says that about you. >> some tried to make him a king and a political figure. in the end he was none of those things. he was who he said he was which was the son of god and the beauty that is portrayed in the masterf

i am the good shepherd. this is not a conjugation of the word, to be.is going back to who shall i say israel is sending me? and god says i am sending you. jesus is actually making a direct connection to that moment. and when you bring out in the beginning that he was present in the garden, in the burning bush, in the flood, you're actually connecting those two things. >> that is a great point. >> a very good point about the movie. >> that is a good point altogether. ralph reid formerly of the coalition freedom, welcome. >> thank you, sean. i think that mark and roma are really a national treasure, because they have this platform through this success that they have had in their careers in filmmaking and television and so forth. they have done extremely well. they didn't need to do this because of a career reason, they did this because of their love of the lord. and the powerful message that comes through, sean, i've seen the film. and i urge everybody to go and see it and bring a friend. as you captured earlier. when jesus was on the earth, some people s

. >> it was my first year in the big boats and my dream ticket to drive britain's only class one power racing. >> pilots james shepherd and chris are racing "king of shaves" sponsored by a company of the same name which sells shaving products. >> powered by twin lamborghinis and probably cost about 2 million pounds to build, $4 million. >> ceo will king says driving the boat is like racing a ferrari on the water at 150 miles per hour, an intense thrill. and a dangerous one, too. skimming along at these speeds, things can go wrong fast. shepherd has won the honda formula 4 series several years running, but it's his first time competing at the british grand prix. >> any race you do in any series and you make an impression. >> the fact they're the only british boat in the race amps the pressure up even higher. >> he was so fired up. and i just really wanted him to come out on top. >> the boat was probably ranking in third or fourth in terms of speed. >> you think starting at the back will be terrible or all right? >> we'll sit there and we'll get a good shot at it. >> by the first corner, the "king of shaves" has moved u

last night against the denver nuggets, he paid tribute to mathew shepherd. e was a wyoming college student murdered in 1998 because he was gay. during the game, comlins wore the number -- collins wore the number 98 in shepherd's honor. he met with shepherd's parents and gave them a signed jersey. >> my friends and family knew why i chose that number. so many people support it, that's evidenced by people buying the jersey. >> collins's number 98 is the top-selling uniform on nba.com. shepherd's parents call his gesture and thoughtful. >>> round two for the second time in 24 hours. a bay area store clerk kept a would-be robber at bay and you guessed it, there's surveillance video of the incredible takedown. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where the rain has caused a messy situation on the roads. there's flooding, traffic accidents. we'll show you what to avoid. >>> good morning. right now we're still looking at traffic that is going to be busy because of the wet roads. as we look at 280 southbound, it looks like there is a little bit of a problem approachin