good morning, america. good morning, america. this morning, last stand? the rebels say they are closing in on the libyan dictator moammar gadhafi. persistent but unconfirmed reports say he is ready to leave the country. could this be the end for one of the world's most dangerous, unpredictable and longest-ruling dictators. air show horror, spectators at a kansas city air show witnessed a terrifying scene, a stunt plane spins out of control and nose dives into the ground. it's the second air show accident this weekend. so, are they too dangerous? abc news has learned new details on the case of the missing american woman in aruba.

a key witness tells police he never saw the couple go snorkeling, poking a huge hole in the main suspect's story. and we have exclusive new video of gary giordano, handcuffed and looking noticeably different with no hairpiece. and super dog, how many volleys in the row do you think dog can do with his owner? 5, 10, 20? well, keep counting. >> announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is "good morning america" with bianna golodryga and dan harris. well, happy sunday morning, that dog keeps going and going. >> his name is petey, he's a huge star. we'll show you him coming up. also coming up this morning, a very public family feud caught on tape. a yelling match seemed to erupt between a missing woman and her husband's family. susan powell's father was handing out flyers with his

daughter's picture on them when her father-in-law confronted him. we'll tell you why things got so bitter between these two families. >> very public feud. and as you know from covering wall street these past couple weeks, stocks have been gyrating all over the place. one thing is going up and up only and that is gold. this development has not escaped the attention of criminals breaking into jewelry stores and even ripping gold chains right off women's necks. we'll tell what to look out for. you can imagine there's a lot of gold and other bling in perhaps the most lavish reality show wedding which took place over the weekend. kim kardashian and kris humphries exchanged vows in front of 450 people. we've got all of the details, from what the dresses, plural, looked like, to the vows, and who was there. we'll start this morning with what may be the final days of moammar gadhafi's 41-year brutal and deeply weird dictatorship. rebels are closing in on him and abc's jeffery kofman reports in now near the libyan border. >> reporter: good morning to

you, dan. for the first time, libyan's longtime dictator appears to be running out of options. overnight, rebels began what they call the first true assault on tripoli, hitting from free fronts. with help from nato warplanes in the sky. that follows two significant victory this weekend as rebels took control cities just to the east and just to the west of tripoli. gadhafi himself appeared on ste tv overnight, calling in a crackling phone line, calling the rebels vermin, claiming they are being chased from city to city, but in fact, it appears exactly the opposite is true. meanwhile here in neighboring tunisia, for six months, they have refused to take sides in the libyan revolution, but this weekend recognizing the rebels as the sole legitimate government of libya. dan. >> jeffery kofman reporting, thank you. let's go straight to abc's david kerley who is on martha's vineyard where president obama is vacationing. david, good morning. i know the president is getting regular updates. do they think gadhafi is on his way out?

>> reporter: they won't say one way or the other. in fact the president should be briefed in the next coup of hours on the latest developments. what they will say, they're monitoring the situation very closely. they won't even confirm to us exactly what the u.s. role is with nato and what is happening with the push towards tripoli. what they do say, it does appear gadhafi appears to be getting more and more isolated but no indications he's preparing to leave or has left so far, dan. >> gadfi is holding the radio broadcasts where he says nothing is happening, everything is secure. that's the usual chain of events for him. let me ask you, if he leaves, is the white house confident that these rebels c c govern this country? >> reporter: you know, good news, bad news when you take the top off a boiling pot of water, it doesn't necessarily mean that everything is over. the good news is that the rebels have had a couple of months now to get organized politically and work with the international community. as jeffery mentioned, tunisia, the neighbor just recognized them. the administration feels they made progress. look, there are a lot of gadhafi supporters in tripoli.

just because gadhafi leaves doesn't mean all of a sudden libya becomes a peaceful place. >> there's a lost fighting among the rebels as well. there's nothing guaranteed here. david kerley, we appreciate your reporting this morning. thank you very much. a lost other headlines, let's go straight to ron claiborne who has the news for us. >> good morning, dan, good morning, everyone, we begin with two american hikers.the case of sentenced to 8 years in prison in iran for illegally entering that country. abc's lama hasan has the latest from london. lama, good morning. >> the chief prosecutor said the two american hikers josh fattal and shane bauer have been sentenced for eight years in prison, five years for allegedly spying for the united states and three years for illegally entering iran. the two were arrested by iranian security forces in 2009 along with their f fend, sarah shourd, who was also with them when they crossed an unmarked border

between iran and iraq. they all maintain their innocence and said they made a mistake and unwillingly strayed across the border. last september shourd was released on health grounds and on bail of $500,000. there is one glimmer of hope for fattal and bauer. in the past, iraq has sentenced foreigners and later reduced that sentence before finally freeing them. in the meantime, their lawyer said they will repeal their sentences and have 20 days to do so.. ron. >> lama hasan, thanks very much. and another violent incident in the parking lot of a sporting event. two men for shot, one of them critically after a football game between the 49ers and oakland raiders. back in march, a giants fan baseball fan was severely beaten after a game in los angeles. and an air show in kansas city, missouri, will be open again today after it was cut short on saturday because of a deadly crash in front of horrified spectators. thousands of them, a stunt plane

appeared to lose control of his plane after an aerial maneuver. a warning to viewers some of you may find this video disturbing. >> reporter: thousands were watching when the unthinkable happened. the high performance biplane started corkscrewing dot ground. the pilot, unable to get out. >> totally out of control. >> reporter: and then -- >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> holy cow. >> we have emergency personnel who are prepared for this. we have planned for this sort of an event. >> reporter: the audience, stunned. >> huge explosion that you can hear for quite a ways. and that was about it. you know there was no way he was going to survive that, unfortunately. it was a bad thing. >> reporter: the pilot, bryan jensen, seen here on this website, was killed. it was the second air show crash in weekend. in england, on saturday, a british air force jet crashed during an air show there. the kansas city aerial mishap was one of many air show crashes in the u.s. in 2007, this tragic accident, a blue angels jet hitting homes in south carolina.

grim evidence that, as thrilling as these shows can be, they can also be very dangerous. and jensen was a very experienced pipit. he had been flying aerobatics for 15 years. also flew commercial planes for major airlines. >> we're all familiar with service dogs helping the blind. but how about one helping the disabled to surf. ricochet teaches people how to hang ten. her owner says she stabilizes the board, helping the surfers keep their balancece that's great. i'd like to try that someday. >> apparently, she was initially trained as a guide dog but was no good, because she was chasing birds. that is incredible. >> from surfing dogs to volleyball playing dogs to dog meteorologist. i'm just kidding. it's time for the weather and meteorologist paul deanno, who is very, very human from our seattle affiliate klmo. good morning, paul.

>> it is the dog days of summer, got to use the segue there. that means hurricane season is nearing its peak. we have a new named storm, irene barreling through the caribbean over the next couple of days. hurricane watches and warnings. through the dominican republic and puerto rico. here's what we know. it will rumble through the caribbean the next several days. it will likely be somewhere close to south florida by the end of this week, perhaps thursday or friday. that and severe weather. another severe outbreak for the northeast. including philadelphia, washington, and just west of boston and new york city.

and that is your forecast. back you to, bianna. >> thank you. texas governor rick perry spent much of the weekend campaigning in south carolina, a key primary state. but it seems the honeymoon is over just one week after he announced. one of his rivals is already coming out swinging at him. let's turn to abc senior white house correspondent jake tapper hosting abc's "this week." jake, you have an exclusive interview with former utah governor jon huntsman. you seem to bring out a side we haven't seen yet. >> huntsman on the hunt. he had some very sharp words specifically about rick perry. when i asked him about rick perry's comments in which he expressed skepticism about evolution and the science behind climate change. >> i think this is a serious problem. the minute the republican party becomes the anti-science party, we have a huge problem. we lose a whole lot of people who would otherwise allow us to wiwithe election in 2012.

>> this is one of the points governor huntsman is trying to make. when candidates on the fringes, which is how he referred to rick perry, get the nomination, the re-election of president obama is almost assured. so he is very aggressive in this interview. i know you'll stay tuned to watch it. >> we definitely will. huntsman along with the other republican candidates seem to be focusing on perry. not so much romney, who, for all intents and purposes, was the front-runner. is there a sense perry is marginalizing romney at this point? >> i think right now the field is very, very wide open according to a recent poll i saw. only about 10% of republican electorate is satisfied with the candidates in the race, and has picked their candidate to support. so it's completely wide open. perry is considered a front-runner, because of his past fund-raising prowess, and it's not so much what he's done as a candidate, as what the

intelligentsia and chattering class think he will be able to do. i think there's two, three front-runners, including romney, perry and maybe michele bachmann. >> it is getting heated. thanks so much. be sure to join jake later on "this week" for more on the interview with jon huntsman and top obama campaign adviser david axelrod. dan. >> going to be a good show. now to an extraordinary, personal and public confrontation that erupted in the middle of a search for susan powell. the mother from utah missing for nearly two years now. this weekend when police were chasing down a new lead in the nevada desert, several family members, a few states away in washington, were clashing in front of cameras. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: with still no sign of susan powell after a mysterious new search in the nevada desert -- >> i want to get my daughter's picture out there. i want help finding my daughter. >> reporter: her father, chuck

cox, was passing out fliers when he was confronted by steve powell, the father of josh powell, susan's husband. >> how is your coming here helping to find susan? >> it isn't helping. how is your standing at our neighborhood market helping to find susan, chuck? people see the sign -- >> reporter: this open hostility is nothing new. >> they've been just bullying us from the beginning of this case. >> reporter: josh claims he left his wife at their utah home after midnight in december 2009, taking the couple's two young sons camping. susan was never seen again. skeptical investigators called josh a person of interest but have never charged him. josh and his family believe susan was leading a double life, that she may have run away to brazil with another man. josh says he's being unfairly demonized. >> there are a lot of people who have done a lot of attacks against our family. >> reporter: the bitterness erupted as police spent two days

chasing a tip near ely, nevada, combing for clues among rocky hillsides and abandoned mines. they came up empty. >> chuck is a liar. >> reporter: leaving only fresh venom between two families who blame each other. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news. >> that tension is palpable. all right. our thanks to clayton sandell. this next story sounds like a plot from a tv crime show. a murder case in phoenix is causing confusion because the suspect's identical twin brother was also at the scene of the killing. so which one of them pulled the trigger? abc's dan kloeffler has more on this very complicated who done it. >> reporter: it was a night club shootout that left one person dead. 19-year-old xavier brooks. witnesses identified this man as the shooter. or was it this man? identical twin brothers nearly impossible to tell apart, both at the scene. eyewitness accounts led police

to arrest this brother, orlando nembhard. but after months in jail and conflicting stories about who pulled the trigger, police questioned whether they had the right brother. bail was reduced, sparking anger from the victim's father. >> having a twin brother volved that was at the incident or at the location on the night of the incident, probably complicated things as well. >> reporter: charges have been dropped and now this 19-year-old may be headed ho to face the brother, his indistinguishable double, who may take his place in jail. orlando's attorney spoke out to our affiliate abc-15 about his client's potential mix-up. >> we knew it was a case of mistaken identity. the case could be refiled again at some point in the future when justice is done and someone is prosecuted. it needs to be the right person, the person responsible for the crime. reporter: according to the victim's girlfriend, police grabbed the wrong twin. in court documents, she said brandon, at a church function,

fessed up to the murder. but without any new charges and orlando about to walk free, the victim's family wants this mirror image madness to be settled between the brothers. >> they need to put them in the room and the let them battle it out. who is going to do the time? because everybody knows it is one or the other. >> now, orlando's attorney doesn't know when his client will be released. despite the charges being dropped, orlando is being held on a probation violation in a separate charge. >> what a difficult situation for the family. a murder involved. dan, thank you very much. the stock market was down 4% ey. just last week. gold continues to soar. it is now so valuable, police have a warning for anybody who wears gold. here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: police call it a smash and grab. thieves here smashed the glass case, then grab all of the gold they can. >> it's scary. >> reporter: with so many burglaries during the past few months, women are even afraid to

wear their gold jewelry. >> leave all the jewelry at home. >> reporter: with the price of gold skyrocketing, police say criminals are trying to profit too. >> i think they see the dollar sign and i think they're going for it, willing to take a lot more chance than they used to. >> reporter: the price of gold is $1800 an ounce. that means one gram is worth about $40. a kilogram, $40,000. and criminals are well aware. >> you're walking with your family, you know, they run away. >> right off your neck. >> reporter: this man stands guard outside his los angeles jewelry store. you have to keep your eye out -- he's been robbed twice in six months. both times by people posing as customers. >> i show them, they wear it, and suddenly they run. >> imagine armed men running in, smashing and it's over in a matter of seconds but it's still terrifying. >> reporter: in this surveillance video, burglars

hold an employee at gun point and stuff all of the gold in a backpack. and simply walk away. >> at the end of the day they melt away the evidence. >> exactly. right away. >> reporter: he says he fears for his safety, but has no plan to abandon his post. a one-man security team, guarding his gold. for "good morning americic" abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> people really think twice about wearing valuable jewelry. now a story you can really sink your teeth into. a couple of well-known tv foodies are feuding. here's abc's rob nelson with their story. >> reporter: in this corner anthononbourdain, the outspoken new york chef whose commentary have as much life as his food. and in the opposing corner, paula deen, the georgia peach, the queen of southern cuisine. these two culinary stars have taken a break to stuffing their mouths to spit out a little

trash talk. bourdain sliced and diced deen, in a recent interview to "tv guide," saying she's is the worst, most-dangerous person to america. she revels in unholy connections with evil corporations and she's proud of the fact her food is bleeping bad for you. plus her food sucks. deen fired back with a mix of sweet and spice. >> i don't know if it was a publicity thing, or if somebody had just peed in his bowl of cereal that morning and he was mad. >> reporter: deen, one of the food network's biggest stars, said she was shocked by the verbal grilling, and admits she never even met bourdain, or cooked for the acid-tongued chef. who she said needs to get a life. >> come to my house, i'll cook you a meal, if you still feel that way about me, so be it. >> reporter: bourdain took his knives out against other food network stars, rachael ray,

sandra lee, and guy fieri but saved the slams for deen. he lowered the heat on twitter, admitting she's not the worst person in america, but the most destructive influence on the food network. with tensions still simmering, bourdain to leave the ring and save all this heat for the oven. for "good morning america," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >> ouch. dan, you're a foodie, are you taking sides here? >> i like to eat. i don't know if i know much about it. i wouldn't be able to take sides. >> food should unite people. maybe that's what t ll happen. maybe he'll take her up on her offer. >> somehow i doubt that. coming up on "gma," abc news learned more details about the case of a missing woman in aruba. the new witness poking holes in the story of the man who is the prime suspect. also, we have exclusive video of this man who was at the center of the case. plus the glitz and glam of kim kardashian's lavish, star-studded wedding. we'll take you behind the scenes of last night's affair. and baby tigers, my up-close encounter with three

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but they are also some of nature's most efficient and effective killers. i'll show you when the zookeeper convinced me to pick them up. i can tell you, it didn't go well. >> they are so cute, these big blue eyes. >> and kim kardashian's big day. kim and kris humphries are now husband and wife. who was there to wat them wed and what did her dress look like? we've got all of the details on the fairy tale wedding coming up. but we are going to start with exclusive new details on the case of the missing woman in aruba. abc learned a new witness raised serious questions about the story that the prime suspect has been spinning to police. abc's t.j. winick is here with details. t.j., good morning. >> dan and bianna, good morning to you. gary giordano's whole account of what happened with robyn gardner is based on his claim they went snorkeling on a particular beach at a particular time. if that witness is telling the truth, the alibi window got a whole lot smaller.

take a look at this exclusive abc news video in which suspect gary giordano is seen in shackles without the usual hairpiece. he was on his way to another round of questioning by aruban authorities desperate to find his missing travel companion, robyn gardner. giordano had told police he and gardner had gone snorkeling the day she disappeared. but abc news has learned that a new witness disputes those claims. the witness said he was s shing on the same beach the same day. he saw the two take a walk around the reef at 4:00 p.m. but they never went in the water. a short time later they drove away and he never saw either of them again. >> if this witness ends up being accurate and correct as to locations of both mr. giordano and miss gardner, it's yet another piece of evidence that is inconsistent with his story. >> reporter: this is just the latest disturbing detail to emerge. last week abc news learned that investigators were looking into

a life insurance policy taken out on gardner which named giordano as the beneficiary. >> we're investigating -- there is relevance to the investigation. >> reporter: now abc news confirmed earlier reports that giordano tried to collect on that life insurancncjust two days after the maryland woman seemingly vanished. >> no one is saying she's dead at that point. obviously he's basically saying she's dead. how does he know that? well, perhaps he knows, because he was involved. >> reporter: the search for gardner will resume in aruba tomorrow. and as circumstantial evidence mounts, we should mention her body would not have to be found for giordano to be charged and right now can be held up to 60 days. >> 60 days. all right, t.j. thank you, we appreciate it. >> you bet. time to check on the other headlines this morning and for that, ron claiborne is back in the seat. >> good morning, everyone. dan, bianna, good morning, everyone. in the news, libyan rebels say

they are closing in on gad dadfy's stronghold of tripoli. he is planning to leave the country. >> and thousands of verizon workers will be back to work. they don't have a contract but will continue negotiations while they work. and the hotel maid who accused dominique strauss-kahn of sexual assault has been invited to meet with prose cuters in new york tomorrow. the lawyer said he believes they're planning to tell her they are dismissing some or all of the charges against strauss-kahn. and finally detroit's shot of becoming the dodge ball capital of the world fell short. thousands of people participated in the giant dodgeball game. saturday in detroit. but it was not enough to break the guinness world record which is 2800. and time for the weather from our seattle affiliate. paul? >> good morning. another day of triple digits in texas, dallas, above 100.. wichita falls, above 100. austin, sananntonio, san angelo. specifically houston breaking a

record for the most 100-degree days for the entire summer. guess what? we're going to continue to shatter that record monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday, each day of the next five in houston in triple digits. around the country, want to cool off? los angeles, southern california only in the 70s. triple digits for phoenix. after a front t ves through. with severe weather in the northeast, much cooler weather like today in chicago. this weather report has been brought to you by dannon activia. dan and bianna. >> all right. thank you. coming up on "good morning america" reality wedding extravaganza. kim kardashihi gets married in a lavivish ceremony with her realy show cameras rolling. we have all of the details coming up. >> plus, killer cuteness. these little ladies will grow up to be fierce killing machines, for now they are reasonably safe to play with.

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the biggest wedding hollywood has seen in quite some time is now one for the history books. reality tv star kim kardashian is now mrs. humphries. she and nba player kris humphries exchanged vows yesterday in an estate in montecito, california. with plenty of celebrities and cameras watching. "people" magazine will have the exclusive photos in the next issue. and assistant managing editor julie dam is here with the details. good morning. >> good morning. >> we knew her s spfather would be walking her down the aisle. all of the other details were kept under wraps. what do we now know? >> they were top secret for good reason. it was a fabulous weweing. bruce jenner did walk her down the aisle. she was wearing a very classic princess bride dress, with full skirt with chantilly lace embroidery. it was a lovely, lovely dress. >> there were two dresses -- >> three.

>> three dresses, wow. i can't keep tabs on this. what was the dresses like? >> for the reception, kim changed into a mermaid dress with organza leaves pedals on the skirt and then later on she changed yet again into a v-neck dress and circle skirt all by vera wang. >> all by vera wang. and they were running, what, $20,000, $25,000 each? >> vera's dresses are very expensive. these were custom design, so tack on a few more. >> let talk about the guests and the celebrities there. we know upwards of 500 people invited. who were some of the big names there? >> ryan seacrest and julianne hough. eva longoria and her boyfriend, eduardo cruz. lindsay lohan showed up with her mom and sister. >> any other details of the ceremony after? >> it was a very long night. they had a lot of fun. the ceremony was very emotional with bruce jenner there. kim said she did carry something to remember her late father, robert kardashian, and all of her sisters and brothers were involved. >> and her sisters were

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but also efficiently deadly. not these little guys, though, not yet, at least. >> there are three of them. >> reporter: three sisters, too young to even have names yet. 2 1/2 months old born in captivity at the zoo in bali, indonesia. right now they are all very ngry. i've got chicken for you. this, i'm told is a very good way to make friends. want some more? want some more? their hair is much rougher than a house cat's. they're also a lot less cuddly. if they wanted to hurt you, could they? >> yeah, they could. >> reporter: but they really don't want to hurt us, especially not when we're about to serve a big lunch of chicken, milk and vitamins. all right. lunchtime. the meal was consumed with minimal decorum, look at this one, literally trying to bite

the milk. after lunch, play time. the girls battled one another, and us. when they bite, it hurts. you can play with these animals up until about 6 months, at that point, they'll kill you. this encounter is incredibly fun, of course, but it's important to point out that right now is not a good time to be a tiger on planet earth. consider this statistic. there are more tigers in captivity in america than there are anywhere in the wild. tigers all over the world are facing a two-pronged threat. first, their home is being destroyed by companies cutting down the forests. the second big threat, poachers who sell tiger body partrtfor traditional medicine. zoos where people can come learn the about the plight of tigers play a key role in helping to protect the extraordinary

animals. watch as the zookeeper gets me to pick one from the tigers up. at first, it does not go well. all right, all right, all right. okay. i am not a tiger handler, apparently. "how not to hold a tiger," by dan harris. but then as the effects from lunch started to set in, the girls got a little more tired and a little more docile. we are friends now. i catch one tiger who wants a belly rub and a little bit of play fighting. so undignified. an extraordinary up-close encounter with a majestic beast, in dire need of protection. >> they are so cute. looked like they were growing, even the few minutes you spent with them. clearly, they become dangerous quickly. >> they become dangerous incredibly quickly.

in order to get them out of the cage from the mom, they had to trick the mom by throwing some meat into the corner, the mom chases the meat and they steal the cubs to bring them out to show people. really, really, incredibly cute. a lot of fun. i met a lot t animals nothing as cute as that. and coming up "fixation." why this race fan should really watch where he's going. ♪ you're my obsession "fixation" why this race fan should really watch where he's going.

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♪ you'r ♪ you're my obsession it is time for "fixation" we show you the stories, videos and images that caught our attention this week. and that we just had to share. paul, you are new to this series. you'll like it. >> yeah, a hazing ritual. >> this is one thing that folks absolutely, positively should not do at home. we'll take you to roseville, michigan. here's the situation, guy, brakes don't work. brakes on his car don't work. what does he decide to do? look closely. what anybody would do, right? stick your feet outside of the truck, on to an intersection as well, trying his best fred flintstone impersonation. it did not work and the loss of physics won that, 1-0.

>> how are the shoes? >> he needs new shoes. and he also needs a bail charging with suspended license and reckless driving, don't do that at home. >> dan. your turn. >> this is a story about what happens when you give somebody very young too much power. she's a very nice girl. her name is caroline gonzalez, she's 11 years old. she lives in the small town of forny, texas. and because she's such a nice kid, she's on the student council. she raises money for orphans. she was then picked by the mayor to be mayor for the day. what was the first official act as mayor? take a listen. >> i really like justin bieber, i thought it would be cool if we had a street in our town named after him. >> that's right. the official act, naming the main street justin bieber way. this is going to be a one-day shtick. but there was drama because the sign got stolen and recovered two days later. now they're actually embracing it. the mayor is embracing it. they're going to leave that sign up there indefinitely as a ploy to get justin bieber to visit the town. >> i know a huge justin bieber fan.

>> i listen to his music all of the time. are you kidding? i listen to it 20 hours a day. >> i'm picking up sarcasm. >> just a little bit. let me tell you about my fixation. this is a race, down in australia. down under. a couple of guys racing to the finish line here. look in the background. in the background you see a guy start running alongside him. that's justin bieber, by the way. he's running alongside, and he runs smack into a pole. yeah, he's not paying attention, racing along, and boom, he goes down. i think he's okay. >> he's cheering them on. >> that's not justin bieber, by the way. >> that's not justin bieber, let the record show. >> we've been teasing this all morning long. it is the dog you've got to love. he's playing volleyball and he never seems to end. take a look at this. petey, a 6-year-old border collie, guess how many times this volleying continues. >> how many times?

>> 32 consecutive hits. >> that's actually really impressive. >> i know many may be wondering, is he hurting his nose? we asked the owner that question. he actually hits the ball with his mouth. >> you know what i love? when you watch professional tennis players, when they swing they grunt. he barks a little bit when he hits the ball. >> you should see him spike. >> she's planning on making more video, by the way, because petey not only plays volleyball, apparently he plays basketball and soccer. stay tuned. >> and does he deliver the weather forecast? >> no, he does not. and d at was said with nothing but love. i'm a huge dog fan. >> there you go, dan. >> an allusion to an earlier insult. >> paul, it was great having you here this weekend from our affiliate in seattle. come back soon. >> i want to thank everybody for watching. by the way we're always online at abcnews.com. we'll have much more news later

this morning with "this week with christiane amanpour." jake tapper filling in with a big interview from governor huntsman and tonight, david muir with "world news." thanks for watching. we'll take you off the air with petey. >> keeps going and going. ♪