00:00 During a televised town hall meeting, Nils Usakvoss, the mayor of Riga, Latvia, was
00:04 upstaged by his very thirsty cat, Dumka. I love that very real moment where he
00:09 realizes that he's still on air. And if his broadcast seemed a little bit dry
00:18 before, it's because he was spending some time talking about the very trying topic
00:22 of potholes. Potholes have been popping up everywhere, and they're bad. Even
00:27 though it seemed really cute to watch this little kitty just drink his coffee,
00:30 you shouldn't let your cat have coffee because it might turn out like this. But
00:37 I don't even care because I love cats. I own a cat, and I could totally imagine
00:41 myself with a cat hat, a cat shirt, they even make cat watches out of cat fur, or
00:47 maybe even a cat on my arm. But cats pretty much do whatever they want at any
00:54 point. Like this little sneezing kitty who interrupted a CBC broadcast. How
00:58 much money the West Island SPCA says they need to...
01:03 Or this little kitty who clawed his way onto CNN.
01:07 In a very appropriate fashion later today, I'm Nicole DiDonato, live in East Town, and
01:12 those details coming up. And check out this little tired kitty who crashes the
01:16 Turkish TV report.
01:22 Do you have a cat who just loves to steal the spotlight? For more trends like these, head to whatstrending.com.
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