. >> a nice round of applause for the south yorkshire fire and rescue in the uk. yes, that's right, you're going to applaud because they take time out of their day to rescue this little fella. >> a little deer stuck in a brook that is running quite rapidly, besides the brook or two, too high to get out he's terrified. fortunately someone saw this poor deer called the south yorkshire fire and rescue squad. in they come, they're going to try to get the deer by the neck. >> get that out. >> put the deer in a bag. listen. >> got it? >> sounds like that because they got that like ligature thing around its neck. >> you'd be surprised, nick we have a second video of after they got the deer from this brook, the deer inside the bag no longer has the harness on its neck still making that noise. >> step back. >> ready? >> yeah. >> and then at the end, as the deer runs off -- >> let it go. >> hey! hey! >> this double yellow line universal symbol, do not cross. >> oh! >> brown pants index, this is a ten. >> the guy in the oncoming lane going a little qui for own ability. drift

when he moved into yorkshire he became a gentleman farmer. it's located in a place called manasas. it was seen fit by general boragard to make his headquarters in mr. mcclain's home. he'll have property at the beginning of the war. being a tradesman, he was close to the south side railroad. he could use this for commercial purposes which had connections in petersburg and lynchburg and points south as well as north. general lee, when he arrived ascended the nine stars, entered the central hall and then into the parlor to the left of the central hall. he may have noticed above the fireplace a lithograph drawing. it was the interview between george washington and martha. why do we think that general lee would have an interest in that drawing? simply because his wife mary anna randolph was the great granddaughter of martha washington. lee would be related to the washingtons. he would find he was related to the carters, the fitzhugh's and the randolph's, many of the first families of virginia. report robert's father was henry lighthouse robert lee. unfortunately, his father has a propen

she bred yorkshire terriers. we loved going to nascar races together. she had just a big heart and she would reach out to family and friends, anyone who was in trouble, they could always count on her. >> reporter: and the person who counted on her most was her son kevin. >> i'm an only child. i was actually -- through my whole childhood was raised by my nana. now my mom, she worked full time and was a single parent. >> reporter: kevin could be a handful but he was always a bit of a mama's boy and diane doted on her young son. >> me and my mom every day when we woke up, every night before i'd go to bed, we'd say we love each other. i mean, we loved each other immensely. we were best friends. >> reporter: things moved quickly for diane and bill. kevin thought they just seemed right for one another. >> he was a kind person. he did do a lot for my mom. he gave her what she wanted. and they lived a happy life. >> reporter: bill and diane married in 2002. kevin was 15 years old when he walked his mother down the aisle. they moved into bill's home on a quiet c

. >> york, yorkshire, you know, war of the roses. ♪ the grand old duke of york, he had 10,000 men, hen't eat cadbury's again. >> reporter: so as easter nears, where are we? cadbury u.s. vs. cadbury u.k.-- a tempest in a tea shop perhaps. but when it comes to toffee crisps and the yorkie bar, non nationalist observers like lawyer (and tea and sympathy customer) yetta kurland wonder if hershey's isn't being just a tad overprotective of its intellectual property. >> we want to recognize and respect licenses and contracts between companies but we have to be careful that we're also-- also letting people engage in commerce and run their businesses. >> reporter: reporting for the pbs newshour from new york, this is economics correspondent paul solman. >> ifill: lawmakers in indiana and arkansas worked quickly today in attempts to prove their religious freedom laws do not allow discrimination. arkansas governor asa hutchinson signed a new version that tracks more closely with federal law. and hours later, the indiana general assembly passed its revised religious freedom restoration act, which

. >>> yorkshire terrier is back at home with his owners after more than three years. control found the stray almost a thousand miles away in iowa. he was identified by a micro chip implanted in him. >> it's been a long time and all those years i thought i would never see him again, and here i am getting my dog back finally finally. i'm >> she's 14. the family could not afford to bring him home so united airlines brought him home for free first class. the father said he never flew first class in his whole life but the dog did. >> we still don't know how the dog got to iowa. >> no, we don't know that. >> that does it for us. for news any time log on to when you own a small business there's a never-ending list of small things to do every day. appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. what d

." >>> yorkshire terrier is back at home with his owners after more than three years.ol found the stray almost a thousand miles away in iowa. he was identified by a micro chip implanted in him. >> it's been a long time and all those years i thought i would never see him again, and here i am getting my dog back finally finally. i'm >> she's 14. the family could not afford to bring him home so united airlines brought him home for free first class. the father said he never flew first class in his whole life but the dog did. >> we still don't know how the dog got to iowa. >> no, we don't know that. >> that does it for us. for news any time log on between you and me, they're they're strange creatures. they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been saying. but then they turn around and fill you up with chevron with techron. i guess we're doing something right. yeah but, come on, humans? humans are weird. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you care for it. che

. >>> yorkshire terrier is back at home with his owners after more than three years.trol found the stray almost a thousand miles away in iowa. he was identified by a micro chip implanted in him. >> it's been a long time and all those years i thought i would never see him again, and here i am getting my dog back finally finally. i'm >> she's 14. the family could not afford to bring him home so united airlines brought him home for free first class. the father said he never flew first class in his whole life but the dog did. >> we still don't know how the dog got to iowa. >> no, we don't know that. >> that does it for us. for news any time log on to >>> good morning i'm erika von tiehl. we have some breaking news this morning. police have have recovered the car that they say hit and critically injured a temple university student. police have also identified a person of interest but no one is in custody as of right now. 22-year old rachel hall was riding her bike when she was hit near the campus last night. hall, who played lacrosse at temple was set to graduate within th

the little yorkshire terrier disappeared nearly four years ago from his family's yard in new orleans.t 1,000 miles away. he had a microchip. his owners were tracked down. he was flown home first class. as for where he's been for the past four years? no one knows. and sam is not talking. but -- i believe that lara could maybe perhaps change that. >> i would like to try. an exclusive interview only on "gma." >> we're holding our breath. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. let's go to michael right now. >> okay, thank you, george. >>> here's a look at what's ahead on the "gma morning menu." in "pop news" amy schumer touched a nerve. why her song about makeup is generating so much buzz. >>> also ahead, melissa rivers opening up about the loss of her mom, joan, and the secret cash stash her mom left behind. >>> and tory johnson is here for "deals & steals." great deals for mother's day. >>> and dude perfect here live. with some extreme pogoing. so much more this morning. all coming up live on "gma," here in times square. my cut hurts. mine hurt more. mine stopped hurting faster! neospori

. >> the sun always shines in yorkshire. >> whenever there's a cycle race there is. >> let me tell you about my policy and then you come back and say how it might affect you. our policy is this, that after 12 weeks an employee will have a right to a regular contract, not a zero hours contract, based on the average number of hours that they've done. and if the employee wants to carry on with the zero hours contract they can but we think that should be in the hands of the employee having the right to a regular contract. let me explain why i say that. i know this may be difficult for your business but let me explain the reasons for that. i don't think we can base the future of our economy on the economy -- i meet lots of people on zero hours contracts that people don't know from one day to the next how many hours they're doing or what wage they're going to be getting. mr. cameron was honest enough to say the other day he couldn't live on a zero hours contract. well, nor could i. but if i can't live on it and he can't live on it i don't think we should make the british people live on it. t

this is a 90-minute event from west yorkshire england. the u.k. general election takes place on may 7th. this weekend the cspan cities tour has partnered with cost communications to learn about the history and literally life of topeka kansas. >> when the kansas nebraska act was signed in 1854 the very act of so i think of, of just signing that piece of paper was viewed by missouri yans as an act of war. when northerners decided that if popular sovereignty will decide the fate of kansas we are going to send people to settle that was viewed as an act of war by many missouri yans who had just assumed this would all be theirs. there are raids back and forth across the kansas border almost immediately. in may of 1856 john brown, his sons and a couple of other followers dragged five men from tear cabins along the moss keet toe creek and they are shot and hacked to death with broad swords. that fwek tifl leader that area of southern settlers. >> here in topeka if you looked at the schools just standing outside you would be very hard pressed to determine