from the bar he runs a farm and has big plans soon he hopes to turn his bar into a restaurant that will serve neat he s raised himself. we have to look to the future not the past we want to live work create something that s all about a. near his house is a commemorative plaque which remembers the 8 serves killed here almost 15 years ago during operation storm they all died on a single day in all were over 60 old people who couldn t or wouldn t flee their killers are still at large here history is long from being forgotten. now on a very different note the illegal dog trade is a large lucrative around the growing market it s driven by the fact that more and more people in prosperous countries like germany want pure bred parrots knock down
around a quarter million euros a tad more than a lamborghini herb caen and if a bit less than a ferrari for eighty eight pistons or a porsche nine eleven cittie to r s possible at the porsche weighs two hundred kilos more alive and this super sports car class none of the competitors cruise along like the mclaren. of course a pure bred sports car like this does look a bit out of place thunder. along through tiny villages it s capable of generating a maximum seven hundred seventy newton metres of torque at fifty five hundred r.p.m. s but this super sports car can easily move along at any designated speed limit to. what if yet as i hope has found driving the seven twenty s. to be spectacularly unspectacular he can trundle along and enjoy the looks with a butterfly doors open it s even legal and from one instant to the next the mclaren
in most american house holds, it s a rite of passage to get your first pet. it helps teach us responsibility, they re your best friends and members of our families. as americans, we spend more than $60 billion a year on our pets, whether that be on the perfect pure bred puppy or a hypoallergenic designer breed or one of these adorable guys. most of these guys will likely find a good loving home. what about the millions of dogs every year who aren t so lucky? each year about 7 million cats and dogs end up in settlers across the united states, like this one, the animal rescue league of burkes county in redding, pennsylvania. so why are there so many homeless animals? and what happens to them once they re in a shelter. most of us don t want to think about it. but this week i m going to work at the arl and find out. hi. i m morgan. i m your new volunteer.
if i don t have fiber i m going to explode. what do you think? awesome. i m going back to eat pie. enjoy. cause i m happy yeah. that s mean! that was a secret recording. i know. that was a secret recording. we ll get to that in a minute. you re not off the hook. the past few months have been an adventure. we have more. supermodel. skydiver. that was an adventure. i m behind you, right? pure bred dog trainer there. spent time moonlighting as a royal princess. that s my normal attire. and we went to the moon. who could forget that? it was so fun. wow. it s been quite an adventure. it really has.
mutt. mutt or no mutt. she s an australian sheppard. mutt or no mutt. a mere question was enough to offend a pure bred border collie. this is a mutt. reporter: meet sadie from connecticut. some of the mutts accidentally went around jumps. they seemed to be slow running the weave poles. still, even the pure breds messed up. this one had to do a doover, but the poles near the end appeared to be distracting. the winner, a husky mix. they don t use the word mutt around here. does woody have in addition against mutts? no, not at all. the pure breds competing without mutts were blissfully