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limited. these guys have a superpower, their nose, and it allows us to get into areas we simply can't get into. will: just another entry in the cat versus dog debate. look at rock, proud of that interview -- nicole: and i love the story. he was a rescue dog. so many people are quick to disregard -- will: he can pick up heroin, coke, meth. let's do this, by tomorrow, can we get a rescue -- a drug-sniffing cat on? pete: sure. will: yeah, good luck. 24 the hours' notice. pete: there's got to be a cat out there with the function somewhere. will: any funk. pete: give me any function. my thing is i've got a -- i'm a cat guy, but i like dogs with function. in this dog has a function -- nicole: what function does a cat have that a dog doesn't have? pete: they're not a child, you don't have to take square of them. a cat, absolutely, you leave them alone, you can't leave your dog for more than 6 hours. they've got to go outside and
the maga republicans. i think that's going to hurt them in swing districts. >> tim just mention that was before roe v. wade was overturned. how about what happened today? in texas a federal appeals court ruled today that texas can ban emergency abortions. this is after last month, the state supreme court denied an emergency request for an abortion from kate cox, the woman we all learned of on the national stage. she learned she had a fetus that had a fatal diagnosis. doesn't this again raise the issue of abortion in an election year? just weeks before voters are headed to the polls? >> absolutely. it's an issue that republicans have yet to figure out a solution for. the dog caught the car with the overturning of roe v. wade. now the dog doesn't know what to do with the car. it has been telling. and you look at it, it's not just police states, it's red states.
didn't want them to sink in the mud. they roll in the mud to cool off so i bought them a swimming pool and put lights so the raccoons don't go in and beat them up. >> you bought a house for your dog gus i hear? >> greg: you heard wrong. >> producers said you bought something. >> greg: the thing is the dog doesn't know the difference between being homeless or living with lady gaga. i'm saying i'm a rich and famous p earn and my dog doesn't care. that really bums me out. >> jeanine: you steal lady gaga's dog? >> greg: i'm the real kidnapper. >> i don't even know what's happening with your dog and lady gaga. sandra.sandra. sandra: i don't spoil my dog. everybody spoils their dog. buy ago house is a bit and have there's a house in the woods so my dog can run. i can't be a critic of this.
kelly keeps a busy social and work diary. she's a barrister, but also a mum. not having a dog doesn't only affect her, but her very young daughter. i'm the one who can't take her out when i want to, i have to say, "well, let's wait for daddy," or, "let's wait till we go see nanna and grandad." and i can do everything else she needs and i'm her mummy, and i love her and i'm the one that's there when she has her nightmares, and i play with her and it doesn't impact on our relationship, but i think it impacts on how i feel about thejob i'm doing as a mum. watch the tree. so why do guide dog users like me and kelly find ourselves between dogs? puppy: puppy! the answer lies here at the charity's national breeding centre in warwickshire. bill's been explaining to me that the waiting lists are currently a bit longer than guide dogs would like them to be for life—changing guide dogs. purely for research purposes, you understand, i might have to stroke puppies like bill and many, many other puppies.
on the ready—to—train list. kelly's last dog, river, retired eight months ago. her mobility has been seriously impacted. walking with a cane is like walking with one hand tied behind your back. it makes everything harder. not having the dog, that's what makes you feel disabled. because when you have the dog, you just... you get on with things. kelly keeps a busy social and work diary. she's a barrister, but also a mum. not having a dog doesn't only affect her, but her very young daughter. i'm the one who can't take her out when i want to, i have to say, "well, let's wait for daddy," or, "let's wait till we go see nanna and grandad." and i can do everything else she needs and i'm her mummy, and i love her and i'm the one that's there when she has her nightmares, and i play with her and it doesn't impact on our relationship, but i think it impacts on how i feel about thejob i'm doing as a mum. watch the tree.
her mobility has been seriously impacted. walking with a cane is like walking with one hand tied behind your back. it makes everything harder. not having the dog, that's what makes you feel disabled. because when you have the dog, you just... you get on with things. kelly keeps a busy social and work diary. she's a barrister, but also a mum. not having a dog doesn't only affect her, but her very young daughter. i'm the one who can't take her out when i want to, i have to say, "well, let's wait for daddy," or, "let's wait till we go see nanna and grandad." and i can do everything else she needs and i'm her mummy, and i love her and i'm the one that's there when she has her nightmares, and i play with her and it doesn't impact on our relationship, but i think it impacts on how i feel about thejob i'm doing as... ..as a mum. watch the tree. so why do guide dog users
house and saw his opportunity. so, if four hours he raped or, if it was 3:00 then when doe the sun come up? it was 7:00. >> it would've been daylight then >> yes, dog doesn't bark anything like that >> shannon said she was sure and then added one mor horrifying detail, jermeir had used a knife to rape her it would take ten days for the results to come back, so in th meantime police of cours question jermeir. he insiste he was in greensboro tha morning, nowhere nea charlotte. when you go t jermeir, and say, shannon said she was raped by you, what's his answer >> he says, no. that's preposterous. you can check my phone, check my work logs an you could see where i was yo can do what you need to do >> but shannon told police tha all the evidence they need, it
more than one in five people who had a guide dog before then now do not. i honestly think they are doing their absolute best. like me, kelly nasir is waiting to be matched with a new guide dog. we are among more than 1,100 people on the ready—to—train list. kelly's last dog, river, retired eight months ago. her mobility has been seriously impacted. walking with a cane is like walking with one hand tied behind your back. it makes everything harder. not having the dog, that's what makes you feel disabled. because when you have the dog, you just... you get on with things. kelly keeps a busy social and work diary. she's a barrister, but also a mum. not having a dog doesn't only affect her, but her very young daughter. i'm the one who can't take her out when i want to, i have to say, "well, let's wait for daddy," or, "let's wait till we go
see nanna and grandad." and i can do everything else she needs and i'm her mummy, and i love her and i'm the one that's there when she has her nightmares, and i play with her and it doesn't impact on our relationship, but i think it impacts on how i feel about thejob i'm doing as... ..as a mum. watch the tree. so why do guide dog users like me and kelly find ourselves between dogs? puppy: puppy! the answer lies here at the charity's national breeding centre in warwickshire. bill's been explaining to me that the waiting lists are currently a bit longer than guide dogs would like them to be for life—changing guide dogs. purely for research purposes, you understand, i might have to stroke puppies like bill and many, many other puppies. is this the bestjob in the world or what? this is where a guide dog puppy'sjourney begins_ before the pandemic, as many as 1,500 dogs were bred here in a year.