and yes, there on the couch with us is hank, a pot bellied pig. >> it was a dream job to spend time withso much. >> reporter: and the love doesn't stop there. when these two dogs chico and fio fiona fell head over tails with each other, the owners had a wedding. >> you may lick your bride. >> reporter: there was less lick and more socializing that the gathering of the pup scouts in new york a canine version of the fwoi scouts. >> we're going to do a roll call now. >> monthly meetings have uniforms, cookie scales even a scout code. >> i will try to do my duty. >> and like that you are human counterparts, these pups earn badges, too. >> we're going to do a few doga poses today. >> of course, it's not all business at these meetings. >> where's the badge for that? >> reporter: but how much of all this furry fanfare is actually about the pets? or is it more about the owners? what do you think the dog gets out of that when they come to these meetings. >> lie like to see the other dogs. just like people spoil their children, we spoil the dog pop i think the owners get a lot, the dogs get a lot.

yes, there on the couch with us is hank, a pot bellied pig. >> it was a dream job to spend time to people love their pets so much. >> reporter: the love doesn't stop there. when these two dogs chico and fiona fell head over tails for each other, their owners had a lavish wedding complete with a custom made dress and a bridal party. >> you may lick your bride. >> no word where they're traveling on their honeymoon. "good morning america" first thing in the morning. spoiled rotten pets on the nat geo wild channel. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. from all of us at abc news, have a good evening. good night. >> breaking news. a two-alarm fire in san ramown. >> flames shooting into the air in southern california. we'll tell you what is fueling this blaze. >> a search for the killer of an eight-year-old girl ramps um. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: good evening, i'm ama daetz. we begin with this breaking news out of san ramon. this where is firefighters are on the scene of two-alarm fire. it broke out at 4:30 this afternoon. neighboring homes have been evacuated because the fir

is calling for changes in obamacare. joining us now is the "a-team." analyst lis wiehlnd hank sheinkopf and senior editor john fund.hl, let me start with you. lois lerr will be before the house oversight committee. >> absolutely. yodon't take the fifth amdment unless you think you've done something wrong. they won't advise you to that unless you have a problem. >> the plans were thwarted and delayed. the dono were scared off. lou: here's what it meant for the election. >> there wer voter suppression charges in the last election. they suppress the vote. they suppress the tea party, they suppressed get out the vote efforts, all kinds of groups that would have involved this. that may have played a role for the outcome of that very close election. can we also attach to that the fact that the story did not come out, and it's pretty clear that the inspector general's report was ow, if i can be very gent about it. >> this is interference in american polics that is ll well a good. to the irs is eplaining tax exemption. >> a coalition passholder test. clearly it was harassment after seven years. if this went on for that lon

is absolutely wrong. liz: hank greenberg. thank you very much for commenting first on that. thank you for talking to us. ppreciate your thoughts and your impressions. hank greenberg. closing bell ringing in 36 minutes. is your twitter feed filled with spoiler alerts. if you follow the new york rangers, to find out who won the game before you watched it. we have invented a solution. what would you want filtered from your twitter feed so that you could be surprised? tweet me at liz claman. we will show you the responses coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] in your lifetime, you will lose 3 sets of keys 4 cell phones 7 socks and 6 weeks of sleep but one thing you don't want to lose is any more teeth. if you wear a partial, you are almost twice as likely to lose your supporting teeth. new poligrip and polident for partials 'seal and protect' helps minimize stress, which may damage sporting teeth, by stabilizing your partial. and 'clean and protect' kills odor-causing bacteria. care for your partial. elp protect your natural teeth. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teachi us that you can't create the future... by cl

is out of this world. >> there's a great place called hank's seafood restaurant. the executive chef is with us.give you the recipe for that. >> wow. >> what are you whipping up today? >> this is a classic seafood stew from marseille in france. we're going to do a little low country rendering. we've got the broth down, sweat vegetables, onions, carrots, celery, fennel and saffron is very important. i'm going to add the local seafood. >> of course you are. what do you got in there? and clams and wreck fish from the charleston bump. that's not a dance move. it's about 150 miles off the coast here and it's a delicious fish. similar to grouper. and we're going do dump it all right in there. >> and the mussels. >> how long does that cook in there? >> and vegetable, tomato, leeks. >> excuse me while i season it. >> hoda's cooking. >> and there we go. >> you stir that up. >> i'm going home, you got this. >> and you cook it for how long? >> just simmer it, you don't want to overcook the seafood, just until the mussels and the clams open up. >> look at these beauties? >> it's unbelievable. >> that's what

us. - this better be important, jack. i was in the middle of bidding on a bag of bras on ebay. - lemon, hank hooper is on his way up from philadelphia, and he wants to meet with both of us. - why does he want to meet me? do you think it's a good thing? - it's not, hon. i saw that in a movie once, but in the movie, the guy was dead. nice tie, jack. - how long have you been there? i was sitting in that chair a minute ago. - nope. that was me. what can i say? i smell like leather. and you must be elizabeth lemon. [chuckles] - oh. - well, i'll be bake mcbrided. i know a philly gal when i hug one. now, elizabeth, i like to look someone in the eye and smile when i say that what you're doing is bad. it's just horrible. without tracy, your show is like my cholesterol. the numbers are killing me. so i'm gonna canctgs. - hank, as you know, tonight is tgs's 100th episode. and we've been getting some good media buzz.

i am always marveled at how one using it is that a son of hank paulson decided to name his son marriage. is a family named the kind of funny. like you wrote with a platinum spinning your mouth and go by the name merit. in los angeles for example, everybody's cable bill is going up because of paying for the dodgers's new cable team. everyone is subsidizing the dodgers, whether you can afford a ticket or not if you have cable you are subsidizing los angeles dodgers and this to me is like collective debt or privatization of profits is something sports has been doing for 40 years and what it has done, it really primes as for the bank bailouts in this country. the idea that somehow to accept it is our job as the public to bailout private capital. many people think okay, that is what we are supposed to do when in reality i think it is organized theft ended is shameful to me that sports, something that we love is used as a way to push that agenda through. i totally agree and hear what you are saying but we are going to have to fight for access. that is what it comes down to. people need to sta

is currently located on the northern side of shawnee. emily sutton joins us live. it's going to hit the shawnee mall. right now, who's up, hank? mall is going to get hit, coming up here in less than a minute. in less than a minute, it's on i-40, the shawnee mall is going to get hit in less than one minute's time. let's take the chopper, take the chopper. john, can you push into that a little bit? can you push into that a little bit? >> we'll zoom in for you. >> it's going to hit the shawnee mall, like right now. it's absolutely, positively hitting the shawnee mall right now. okay, it may go half a mile north or south, but i'm telling you right now, the debris ball is over the shawnee mall on i-40 right now. this is a live picture. >> rain, it's picking up all the rain from the backside. from our vantage point, it's harder to see. you're right on it, travis, but just as you can see all that gaesh golly. we're getting really beat up by some wind here. but as you can see, all that rain just sucked it up and it made it very, very hard to see the inflow band we're in right now, mike, this is absolutely crazy. we're getting tossed ar

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. - lemon, hank hooper is on his way up from philadelphia, and he wants to meet with both of us. - whyt to meet me? do you think it's a good thing? - it's not, hon. i saw that in a movie once, but in the movie, the guy was dead. nice tie, jack. - how long have you been there? i was sitting in that chair a minute ago. - nope. that was me. what can i say? i smell like leather. and you must be elizabeth lemon. [chuckles] - oh. - well, i'll be bake mcbrided. i know a philly gal when i hug one. now, elizabeth, i like to look someone in the eye and smile when i say that what you're doing is bad. it's just horrible. without tracy, your show is like my cholesterol. the numbers are killing me. so i'm gonna canctgs. - hank, as you know, tonight is tgs's 100th episode. and we've been getting some good media buzz. got on wikipedia this week.

. >> so that is a difficult goal but i think we can achieve it over the long time so thank you very much for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and hank you very much for joining >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earth

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question is technically, we bump up against the upper level of a channel, so it's like we're sitting at a stoplight. we're waiting to see if the light ahead of us or behind us turns green first. >> hank smith, you're watching those people who are buying bonds because they are nervous about the stock levels. but you think that's a positive for the stock market? >> absolutely, bill. the sentiment is still rather -- maybe not fearful, but there's a lot of anxiety and the anxieties change. people realize they've missed a bull market. the great -- so-called great rotation from bond funds to stock funds hasn't even begun yet. there's still net inflows into bond funds. you're not buying a bond fund because you're optimistic, confident, euphoric about the market. you're buying it because you're scared and they're willing to accept very little. so there's still a ton of fuel and a lot more positive sentiment to go that can trooif stocks higher. >> interesting. hank, the last time we talked, i believe we talked a bit about financials. are you still a buyer of financials? what's your take on this jamie dimon shareholders meeting this week? >> well, look, i think it would be a shame if he left.

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oth proud alumni of the school as well as congressman hank johnson and one of my dear friends and a great inspiration to us all, the great john lewis isere. [applause] your outstanding mayor, house.im reed in the to all the members of the morehouse family, most of all congratulations to this distinguished class of morehouse men, the distinguished class of 2013. [applause] i have to say that it is a little hard to follow, not dr. wilson but a skinny guy with a .unny name tadela, he is going to be doing something. i have to also say that you all are going to get wet. i would be out there with you if i could. but secret service gets nervous. so i am going to have to stay here drive. -- dry. but know that i am there with you in spirit. some of you are graduating summa cum laude. some of you are graduating magna cum laude. i know some of you are just graduating thank you laude. [laughter] that is appropriate because this is sunday. i see some moms and grandmas here in their sunday best. although they are upset about their hair getting messed up. [laughter] would not be sitting in the rain. [laughter] she has taught me about hair. i want to

us, we'd be living in a dictatorship. >> reporter: the play is by nora ephron who died just this past june. she had earlier written and directed two big hits with hankswe? reporter: sleepless in seattle. >> do you think we should meet? reporter: and you've got mail. still, hanks was not enthusiastic when nora ephron approached him with the idea of doing what was first going to be a movie about mike macalary. you said you didn't really care for this. >> i hated this. and i hated the guy. i hated mike. i said i see no reason to portray tabloid journalists in any brand of light that is flattering. i think they're all jerks and i hate them all because they ruin my day. >> reporter: but by 2011 when nora ephron had turned the story into a play, he saw it differently. >> this was about the working life of journalists which is quite frankly different. and it was in her voice and it was with her affection for the job that i had never seen before. >> reporter: as you worked on it and developed and all that, did you have any idea that she was sick. >> nope, no. it was only after we lost her that the question became, well, do we still go on? and there was never

proud alumni of this school, as well as congressman hank johnson and one of my dear friends and a great inspiration to us all, the great john lewis ism reid in the house. to all the members of the morehouse family and most of all congratulations to this distinguished group of morehouse men, the class of 2013. i have to say that it's a little hard to follow not dr. wilson but a skinny guy with a funny name, besega tadilla. he's going to be doing something. i also have to say that you all are going to get wet. and i'd be out there with you if i could. but secret service gets nervous, so i'm going to have to stay here dry. but know that i'm there with you in spirit. some of you are graduating sum cum laude, some of you are graduating magnum cum laude, some of you are graduating thank you cum laude. i see moms and some grand moms here in their sunday best. although they are upset about their hair getting messed up. michelle would not be sitting in the rain. she she has taught me about hair. i want to congratulate all of you, the parents you, the grandparents, the brothers and sisters, the families and friends who supported these young m

is a mess. there were these beautiful -- you could see the beautiful bikes outside penn station yesterday. >> i saw people using them. >> it's working in other cities very well. >> it's a good idea. needs time. >>> tom hanks't have to worry about anything. >> houston, we have a problem. ♪ >> my mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're going to get. ♪ >> because there's no crying in baseball. there's no crying in baseball! >> some people think you have an attitude problem, beckett. >> really? who thinks that? >> you know finding him so he can go home if that earns me right to bet back to my wife then that's my mission. >> you're going to have to catch me. >> right. right. you have to trust me on this. these people have been embarrassed. they're angry. you rob their banks. i told you this is what would happen. there was no other way for it to end. ♪ >> now tom hanks has made his broadway debut in "lucky guy" he earned a tony nomination for best actor. tom hanks joins us at the table. >> i look at myself on a monitor. i'll give a slight -- there's a saying we have in theater. above the chin loses ten. can we come up a little bit there. just raise up a little bit moore. t

us hank smith, half very far -- halfer ford trust chief investment officer. you're not alone in that statement. there are some out there or many skeptics that say we're in bubble zone. really this market isng up and up on fundamentals or economic data, is it? >> no. i would argue that the market is catching up to fundamentals. you go back to 2010, 11 and even 12, the market lagged fundamentals. earnings growth far outpaced return in the market. the market is catching up to where it should be. very quickly the economy is expanding, it is not contracting. profits are rising. they're not falling. balance sheets are great. pes are below historical averages and when you factor in the level of interest rates and inflation you can make the argument they're cheap. fundamentally i think the market is very attractive. tracy: it is fun in i got your notes on all those points but i couldn't help write, glass half-full. you could clearly look at it the other way, right? it is not moving as fast as it should be considering all the money we're dumping into it. talk about the average retail investor. why is he missing this? we have a volume chart potentially throw it up, volume is still really weak weak

as well as congressman hank johnson and one of my dear friends and a great inspiration to us all, the great john lewis is here. [applause] mr. kasim reed in the house. to all the members of the morehouse family, most of all congratulations to this [applause] little hard to follow, not dr. funny name. basiga tadela, he is going to get wet. i would be out there with you if i could. so i am going to have to stay here dry. cum laude. i know some of you are just graduating thank you laude. [laughter] that is appropriate because this is sunday. i see some moms and grandmas here in their sunday best. their hair getting messed up. [laughter] michelle would not be sitting in the rain. [laughter] i want to congratulate all of you, the parents, the sisters, the family and friends who supported these young men in so many ways. just think about it -- your son, your brothers, your nephews, they spent the last four years far from home and yet they are still here today. graduates, give the bread -- give a big round of applause for[applause] in long lines to get into today's ceremony, and i would apologize but it didn't

hanks is the most trusted name in america. >> yes, he is. >> according to that poll we had yesterday. >> bill: hold out for lindsay lohan. >> yeah, right. >> bill: marsha coyle starting uso coming up. we'll get right to the roberts court. what have we learned from the 5-4 decisions so far and what can we expect coming up. but first... dan has the big stories of the day. >> other headlines making news on this thursday. i heard screaming, i'm eaten my mcdonald's is one of the most famous lines we've heard this week from charles ramsey, the ohio neighbor credited with helping save those girls held hostage. now the fast food chain wants to get in touch with him. mcdonald's announcing they'll be reaching out to ramsey in private in the wake of him helping rescue the girls. no word on what they want to talk to him about. he was eating a big mac at the time of the rescue. >> bill: every interview he gave, he talked about eating mcdonald. when he went over to kick down the door, he took his big mac with him. they owe him big time. >> popeye has spinach. charles ramsey has mcdonald's. >> tiger woods and lindsey anderson hasn't been together that long. the pro golfer had too much