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House and close to your kids. how do you feel about that? >> well, we feel angry and we feel frustrated. and it's been super hard to raise our children with the protocol that if your dad or i go out to see who is in the barn or field and it goes bad, don't come tout help mom or dad, but literally call 911. and if somebody tries to come in the house. shoot them. sheriff lamb is my sheriff in pinal county. is he great sheriff. law enforcement is usually 30 minutes away. no one should have to raise their children like that. our family is not the only one. this is in communities in southern arizon...

This is the hilarious moment the most inappropriately-named pitbull terrier in the world was bullied by a kitten who moved into his dog basket.  Odin, the pitbull cross, was filmed at his home in Terrace, British Columbia trying to squeeze into the cat's tiny basket.  In Norse mythology, Odin is the god of war, but his four-legged namesake is clearly desperate to avoid conflict.  Odin, the three-and-a-half-year-old pitbull cross from British Columbia, is filmed trying to settle into a kitty basket which a far too small for his large frame The large dog, named after the one-eyed Viking god ...

Last week, we asked our readers to show us the most incredible places their blue and white gear has gone. Before the pandemic hit, Penn Stater’s have traveled near and far. We’re hopeful that these sightseeing adventures will cure all your travel deprivation. From mountain tops to the bluest seas, and everywhere in between, “We Are…” everywhere. Here are some iconic locations Penn Staters left their mark. Jessica Weaver — Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands Nothing is better than laying on warm sand with this iconic cooler. Are you even a Penn Stater if you don’t have this cooler bag...

>> bret: finally tonight, a recent college graduate from texas who is making a difference doing what he really loves. when adam williams meant 8-year-old garrett clark he knew he wanted to help them live life like every other kid despite not having an arm. williams heard about his story after meeting his father, who actually was a professor at university of texas arlington where williams attended. he decided to build garrett a 3d printer on networks just like the real one. >> i just like building things, . seeing that it actually help someone obviously is a warm tingly feeling. >> bret: this i...