but last saturday, the dogs were staying with a pet sitter and woody got loose. captured on ring camera video. >> he escaped from our pet sitters house. ten minutes later, a lady captured him, but she grabbed the collars and he backed out and she kept the collars and ran off. >> woody's gps tracker came off with one of those collars he was missing for two days. eccles posted missing dog fliers all over the city and shared the information online. with the help of strangers, eccles kept tabs on where woody was spotted. >> he runs all over the mission district. he crosses market street. he goes to hayes valley ward. >> he ended up in the tenderloin. eccles says an unhoused man found the dog at this park off eddie street. >> the homeless man bought him a little crate, a blanket, a pad, food, dog toys and kept him for two days. this is a man who has nothing and he lives in this park. and he took care of our little boy right after ward went missing. >> another dog walker actually spotted him. >> i noticed he had no owner or no collar and he took off down the street. >>

so who was hershel woody williams? woody williams was a flame thrower operator on iwo jima in february of 1945, when they landed the day after the invasion. and he was in charge of six flame throwers, less than a week later, he was the only one left and on the 23rd of february, 1945, woody spent. roughly 6 hours going across open ground with a 65 pounds of napalm on his back, a flame thrower to crawl and and attack japanese machine gun bunkers and spent several hours doing that. every time he would run out of fuel, he had to come across machine gun covered, open ground to get a new tank and go back and do it again. and he was the last living medal of honor recipient from world war two. he just passed away in 2021. and there's a picture of him being decorated by president harry truman. yes. what uniform is this? this is his dress uniform. he stayed in the marine corps after the war. he was a reservist and he was a warrant officer. and that's the rank of a warrant officer on his epaulets. but that, of course, is his meda

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who is, woody? woodbridge. so well, woody was the guy who showed me around normandy last year. he he's a british historian who has spent about the last 30 years. i don't know if you've ever crossed paths with him living in normandy and, sort of showing, you know, leading tours and leading historical pride projects around normandy. and i got the chance spend a week with him exploring normandy year as part of the the book research and it was a i'm a very believer as a journalist as a researcher like you always have to go somewhere you know you never really understand a place until you're there and you're able to sort of experience and feel it and i had spent, you know by the time i got to normandy, i'd spent months at sort of the high level d-day, you know, looking, the planning, you know, the the the roosevelts, the churchill, the eisenhower's, the montgomery's and what woody did me during the week that we were there was really take me through what that battle looked like as an individual or soldier that you that we would go to these sites and you know he would walk through you

who is woody woodbury? so. well, woody was the guy who showed me around normandy last year. he he's a british historian. and who has spent about the last 30 years. i don't know if you've ever crossed paths with him living in normandy and sort of showing, you know, leading tours and leading historical pride projects around normandy. and i got the chance to spend a week with him exploring normandy last year as part of the the book research and it was a i'm a very firm believer as a journalist, as a researcher like you always have to go somewhere, you know, you never really understand a place until you're there and you're able to sort of experience it and feel it and i had spent, you know, by the time i got to normandy, i had spent months working at sort of the high level of d-day, you know, looking at the planning, you know, the the the roosevelts, the churchill, the eisenhower's, the montgomery's. and what woody did for me during the week that we were there was really take me through what that battle looked like as an individual or soldier that you know, that we would go to t

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c-span, woody five years and counting, powed cable. announcer: on saturday vice presidt mala harris returns to philalpa, pennsylvania for a camping event, marking her six theis to the keystone state isear. watch on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. announcer: c-span's campaign 2024 takes you live to milwaukee for the coverage of the republican national convention. tuning live monday as delegates from across the country gather to select their republican nominee for president. watch as they were out there priorities for the next four years and their party's vision for the future. the republican national convention live on monday on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of the convention. announcer: ukrainian president zelenskyy addresses the national governors association summer meeting in salt lake city. he has introduced by the outgoing utah governor spencer cox. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. we have some new faces in the room since we were last together. we are grateful for your attendance

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. >> according to guinness, the record for the world's largest sandwich is currently held by wild woody's chill and grill in roseville, michigan. tipping the scales at more than 5,400 pounds. at least people get to eat it. that was my question. >> it looks great when they do a little fire thing, they always go creme brulÉe. i'm like, oh, crispy, fancy. >> and finally, to the most adorable pajama party maybe ever. >> this happened at a farm in cumberland, maine. oh cute baby goats in pajamas with bubbles. what could possibly be cuter? >> yeah, the woman took this video and hope she estimates 60 playful baby goats are born in her sunflower farm creamery every spring. she says in her words, why not? life can be heavy. they're not that heavy, though, right? look how cute they are. >> and ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the comedy "curb your enthusiasm," susie essman. plus, writer and star of "something to stand for," mike rowe. also, we continue our "fest

year, probably starting in september and more importantly i'm not anticipating more than 125, 100 woodyn the cycle. i don't expect rates to go as low perhaps as the market is currently anticipating to around 4% market is saying 3.75 but i think bond markets have been good about this they have not been overshooting. jack: part of the reason you are saying that because you expressed concern that a long and of the yield curve especially will be affected by deficit which you say are probably going to continue to go higher and whoever wins in november. >> pretty much. i think the expectation or anticipation of extreme fiscal conservatism from either party is vastly overdone. we have had a democratic administration as we know for the last three or four years and massive deficits. if i look at the plans from the republicans that is awkward to result in smaller deficit. whether you go with the democratic administration were republican administration i think for fiscal conservatism is not in fashion right now. jack: what is particularly interesting we're going to get wonky for no more than 60 se

and so his features everything, most woody enthusiastic, very promising. so all the people that cheering india ends us up. these are read this coding the relationship we're defining, the listen to friendship solicitation and offensive you the i think and was in the will. there is no other examples like endorsing friendship because we are having me for the last 75 years and we never had any issue which we have not agreed upon. so we always get the inverse, it's always with us. and it's interesting that that dependency. i think it's slightly confusing to some nations in the world. they don't understand how new teddy can continue to cooperate with most. so even admits these 2 political changes that we're seeing. i mean, i'm just going to come at the west, some presidential press that. she said yesterday that the west, for example, is jealousy. looking on moody's visit to moscow. do you think they are a little bit jealous the they have on the india to be get away from us so which would not happen. but the beats, anyone beat me to anyone from india who comes de

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now he was this woody and the joint paper also reads like a list of price of points ranging from ukraine where both reiterate that they will continue to back ukraine with of course, during the ruling out sending that cruise missile system that ukraine so badly at once towers is the name at the same time as mention of bella bruce, also being a huge concern, particularly also for poland. but again, we won't see me in poland. have separate takes on that the value to work within the european union and within nato, in pushing further to keep europe together. because this is the added pressure that's now coming from the that 1st round of french selections. it will be more difficult to have french present emanuel my call completely on this side. not because he thinks otherwise, but because fonts has become, will become more difficult for him to govern, most likely and his is now more of an emphasis on the german polis. x axis rather than the weimar triangle, which includes thoughts, became a thank you so much. our chief political editor became a customer, a quick look at a few other stories mak

now woody's home again. >> see, there's your blanket. >> as for eccles, he wants to find the kind hearted wardy so much. >> just the kindness of somebody like that to do that when i'm sure he has a lot of other things on his mind in san francisco. >> suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> sweet story, sweet happy ending. >> yes. all right, time to get a check on our weather. yeah. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is back with a full forecast. >> talked about conditions on the fire lines, of course, but also now our weekend weather. >> spencer that's right. the weekend is going to be even cooler than today was. and today was pretty cool. looking at the satellite radar composite image, you may notice the absence of a marine layer. right now. we had a very deep and vigorous one earlier. it has dissipated, but it is going to reform. we still have some low clouds out there and they'll develop and redevelop during the overnight hours. we still have a pretty gusty and breezy conditions across the bay area right now, especially near the coast. not quite so strong these gusts as they were

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i've talked to the commander of amongst deputy point bureau chief, allowed woody father had already in the father the father of getting him and got actually did not a like a full scale confrontation, also with today's office. the nation given the fact that both sides are clearly trying to distance themselves from a full scale confrontation. that's good food, scalable problem. it has the lives going to retaliate and it's going to be probably a called for this i talk. but mainly given the, the lines that are set, it's going to be able to call the ation or the minutes we target. because the target that is read has had today is somebody to thought, you know, given the fact be the psych wasn't available in the southern saw that this could give outside indication that has the law mike, the pin, it's retaliation. so we might see a slide that may be a bit fall down to 10 to 15 kilometers dep stuff has the loss been talking in from occasion. so this could be the, the, the direct, the ation via accept it as well, which one to refile you to the recreation. and then we're going to look at this for

and so his features everything, most woody enthusiastic, very promising. so all the people that cheering india ends us out ease of read this coding that listen. so we're defining the listen to friendships. listen so offensive. you the, i think i was in the will, there is no other examples like endorsing friendship because we are having me for lost 75. yes. and we never had any issue which we have not agreed upon. so we always hit the show and versus always with us. and it's interesting that that dependency. i think it's slightly confusing to some nations in the waltz. they don't understand how new teddy can continue to cooperate with most. so even admits these 2 political changes that we're seeing, i mean, i'm just going to come at the western presidential press that cuz he said yesterday that the west, for example, is jealous. he looking on moody's visits to moscow. do you think they are a little bit jealous, the dave on the india to be get away from us so which would not happen, but the beat anyone beat more? the be to anyone from india who comes develop

now woody's home again. >> see, there's your blanket. >> as for eccles, he wants to find the kind hearteddy so much. >> just the kindness of somebody like that to do that when i'm sure he has a lot of other things on his mind in san francisco. >> suzanne fawn, abc seven news. >> sweet story, sweet happy ending. >> yes. all right, time to get a check on our weather. yeah. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian is back with a full forecast. >> talked about conditions on the fire lines, of course, but also now our weekend weather. >> spencer that's right. the weekend is going to be even cooler than today was. and today was pretty cool. looking at the satellite radar composite image, you may notice the absence of a marine layer. right now. we had a very deep and vigorous one earlier. it has dissipated, but it is going to reform. we still have some low clouds out there and they'll develop and redevelop during the overnight hours. we still have a pretty gusty and breezy conditions across the bay area right now, especially near the coast. not quite so strong these gusts as they were ear

it's a kind of woody weeding. but it's the fire that matters most.but don't do the fire, you're not really solving the problem. burning where you've got residents or small communities embedded in the landscape around, very difficult. but almost certainly, they are going to burn. and if we don't do it in some way, then they're going to burn probably in the worst possible way. kyle dickman: it's like, you can pick your poison, right? like, you're either going to have prescribed fires, or you're going to have more big wildfires. [music playing] steve pyne: well, all this requires a political and social mechanism for us to come together and argue over differences in values, what we want public lands to be, how we want to do it. and we're facing the point where we simply cannot pretend that we can control all these fires as we would wish. [music playing] kyle dickman: we can only do so much to insulate ourselves from those tragedies. like, the way that the system works and the environment is changing, like, these are just-- they are realities. desiree ste

woody johnson: of course, we are looking at and thinking about every group that could be the source of the terrorism. and after the phone call, we're slowly concluding, but leaving the door open that it's an american either operating by himself or with a group. we also are running a tip line, and receive several hundred calls. we had three different major groups of tips-- two white militia groups, and then the third were providing information about richard jewell. the president of piedmont college, which is one of the places richard had worked before, he calls the fbi and he says, you know, i had some problems with this guy. you might want to take a look because richard had been overzealous in his enforcement duties. he was stopping students. he was stopping faculty. he was doing it by the book. he was a little bit of a pain in the ass, and that eventually, you know, got him pushed out from his job. with all of the pressure on them, they dug deeper and deeper. they saw things that they thought were suspicious. richard jewell was described as a wannabe cop. he was described as being rea

woody johnson: that's pretty solid evidence.'re dealing with the same person or same group that is doing this because bombers will traditionally build them the same way every time, because they know what works and they know how dangerous it is putting the thing together. everyone wanted to know. are we dealing with someone that's putting the public at risk and how worried should we be? [suspenseful music playing] jack daulton: i got a phone call at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning, and it was tom bush. and he said, hey, we had another bombing. we're all at the other side lounge. it was a tremendous boom. it's like-- it's like a cannon or something in a circus, that kind of boom sound. so really, actually, nobody even moved. they were too afraid to even move, you know? and then i think after maybe a minute or so, everybody realized something had happened. tom bush: it was determined upon arriving at the scene that that bomb was placed behind the club. shrapnel nails came into the back of the club. and people were injured as a result o

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woody guthrie.ber that froman my childhoodt . >> do you want to do with me? this land is your land, this land is my land. >> i do not know. >> this land is my land.>> >> is this just the soul addition? >> one thing that i was d going toan mention is god bless the usa by lee greenwood. everybody knows that everybody loves it.a but onloe thing that you might not know is that he wrote that song by himself. >> yes. he did not take it from somebody else like gutfeld. g american pie. >> what is interesting about american pie by d don mclean ions i did not see it as necessarily a fourth of july kind of song♪. the love he was dry. i'm tone deaf do not ask me to sink.ng but it. is a cool song and it is about america to a certain extent inho the sixties and some of our heroes who died. i love only in america by brooks and dunn.it >> to me thay.t is the land of opportunity. >> produced by scott okl hendricks of oklahoma. >> are we leaving anything out of thisit list? a >> i agree with everybody. this is excell

her escort was woody allen, who was in a tuxedo with tennis shoes. and it got quite a bit of it was her reuniting with martha graham. so we had had a wonderful weekend up there and. we came back and they given us a little plane to come in and we were, you know, just sitting there going over the day and how much fun it had been. and that kind of thing. and in walks in walks at that part of the plane, this cake was my 30th birthday. i didn't know anybody knew it was my 30th birthday. and she had gotten as a surprise. it was such a sweet thing to do this beautiful cake with, candles. so that's how i celebrated my 30th birthday. this is my least favorite, favorite thing when it comes to these. we are almost out of time. and i it because i can sit here the rest of the afternoon. but i know you have schedules, so i'm going to make sure we stay with them and i'm going to with you i'm going to go to each of you. and this is a challenge, but try to tell me something, mrs. nixon, that else in this room knows. hmm. you've got to chat, patty. well, she was a won

and looking at us what he was reading online because that would really reads our books anymore so woody reading online and all of that history is going to be there for them to examine the fbi is social media exportation team who will be in that they probably in there already and they will be analyzing that quickly. eric: was the fbi do about the company of the site and how he got up in the roof and there are reports of mean lovers on their parking lot was restricted in the public was not supposed to be there pretty did he go into did he hide out how did he know anything is such a moment of opportunity prepped potentially. bobby: will i some witnesses who say the watched him climb up a ladder in a new i don't know if it's letter attached to the building what kind of leather it was but they said they saw him climbing up and he saw a rifle over his shoulder so we really wasn't trying to hide anything and so is going to be interesting to see how we got from his van which is about a mile away, to the building and and up the side of the building up to the roof without anybody stopping him or

pins came yesterday, he is an 82nd airborne vet, they run a challenge coin company that supports the woodyilson foundation, they support gold star families. he gave me my first ever personal challenge coin. i've had unit coins. i've never had one for me. you have to shake my hand and go like this and i give you -- i just coined you. will, a coin from major pete leg hegseth. >> thank you so much. >> forgotten country is the theme. you can't see this. i'll get it up here. it's a beauty. rachel: it says christ is king and a this is the cross that got you in trouble on january 6th. >> the jerusalem cross got me in trouble. this is my unit and this is the combat badge. the company is valorcoinsandpins.com. they're veteran owned, a great company. rachel: what's this? >> that's my unit from the 101st airborne unit i was a part of. rachel: congratulations. >> you give it out. i gave it to my son rex this morning. he was the first recipient, got up early and came to the show with me. if my kids behave, maybe they'll get a coin. carry it around and a -- >> you give it away. >> if you run into a lieu