Lights show on the CNE background is fire.
Also fair to assume there would have been more people in the stands, had it not been for several who couldn’t get in due to that rain/lightning delay
To the woman at Target who pulled her child close and whispered "dangerous dog" when she saw my Bruno...
Let me tell you about that "scary" dog.
Bruno completed three tours in Afghanistan. He helped detect 47 lEDs that could have taken the lives of American soldiers. In Kandahar, he was injured by shrapnel while protecting his handler - my son, Staff Sergeant Manny Rivera.
When Manny returned home struggling with severe nightmares, Bruno stayed pressed against him so he could finally rest. On the Fourth of July, when fireworks would trigger panic, Bruno always sensed it first. He'd climb into Manny's lap — all 68 pounds of him — and stay there, breathing with him until the fear passed.
Bruno has been awarded a Purple Heart and a Combat Action Ribbon. His body carries scars that reflect experiences most people could never imagine.
So yes, to that woman at Target - he is dangerous.
Dangerous to anyone who would harm his family.
Dangerous to those who threatened the troops he protected. And dangerous to the belief that bully breeds can't be brave, loyal heroes.
This "monster" served his country.
What did you do today?
Welcome home, Bruno. You've more than earned your place to be here with us.
It you want to see Bruno now... the way he looks, the way he rests peacefully beside Manny, comment
"Bruno" and I'll show you his latest picture.
This is the most powerful picture taken at the Kentucky derby
Two brothers
Moments after crossing the finish line
Irad Ortiz Jr., who finished 2nd, grabs his brother’s arm, Jose Ortiz, to celebrate his 1st place win
This is what matters. Not trophies—family
In Brazil, a man said he needed to save his four children in a severe flood... rescuers later discovered he was really just rescuing his four dogs at the house.
News: Max Scherzer is dealing with right forearm tendinitis.
The #BlueJays knew this going in and it didn’t get any worse. John Schneider is “fairly confident” he’ll make his next start.
Alejandro Kirk just made the first ABS challenge – and first successful ABS challenge – in Blue Jays franchise history. And lemme tell you, the Rogers Centre went nuts.
A young boy was turned away from his local football team because he has Down Syndrome.
When Brentford FC found out, they invited him to a game. Guess what they did after they won?
They all came over to celebrate with him. 😭😭
Kiley has Williams Syndrome, a genetic disorder causing developmental delays, she struggles to make friends. That's why it was especially meaningful when two friends she met at a camp drove 3 hours to surprise her on her 15th birthday. 😭😭