for other animals. and we deal with other animals like birds and rabbits and you name it. this is more to see in this facility and more to see in the community. and i suggest you go with an animal control person and see what they co, whether rescuing animals in distress or hit by a car or dealing with aggressive animals or wildlife or a variety of things. you can only get that flavor with them and doing it first hand. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel good. >> where does th

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and they help the animals, they help those who care about animals. i know there are those here that are concerned about pet food express opening, but we truly appreciate their philanthropy, fete food express' philanthropy. many of the other pet stores payment in contributing, there. and we welcome their support. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is phillip grog, i am an employee of pet food express. i currently oversee the san francisco stores. i come from the pet boutique industry so i understand both sides pretty well and i understand the concerns, and competition is scary. the market street and stones down stores have a significant number of customer who drive there from the lumbard street neighborhood, from the marina, so this location would actually keep business in the neighborhood, and the hope is they shop at california street, they'll make walk down and go to george while we're there. our philosophy is to sell the product in the best interests of the pets, not what will make our coffer

animation would be talking about this morning. one of the most accomplished russian mobsters of petunia mation gary bargain started his career as an actor after the most who puppet theater hired him as a director of a little moving character has grabbed gary's attention is soon moved to the main soviet could choose to you to become a director and. the best way. discovered his talent has made over a dozen of the too many nations many of which have received awards in russia and abroad he now runs his own car to studio and says it allows him to be free up in his fantasies and strange it may seem but gary still sticks with good old puppets and plasticity rather than high tech animation. hello mr borden thank you for coming to our program. first i would like to ask you about your cartoon technique when he was told to use the traditional technique of hand drawing to make cartoons so it's not what you meant classical animated cartoons similar to the disney films pushtuns ever think that whereas you gave up a traditional technique at some

russian animated cartoons. like the movie that shortly go right to break so stay with us we'll continue this interview less than a minute and go. her . this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to reveal. the soviet files house on the embankment. wealthy british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. global financial headlines kaiser reports. just. welcome back to the spotlight i'll do you know of and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is gary biden who was one of the most renowned russian animated cartoon makers at this point but the what the mr barton let's finish the subject of you take makes another that's probably had like says care about the music that they're called soon as he has all sorts of music well it seems to me that music is always very important to you and i read somewhere that you were listening to music all the times you were working on the thing with that do you always work like that and does not use it for you personally. you know i ha

new experiments with a lot of animation. in the present there of market relations that in the kind of lunch everything is considered from the standpoint of money if the bill was to you think it would be possible to work the same way today for your . i don't know what the look up at the this is a tough question there were for sure we're doing today there is no censorship on the one hand but on the other hand there is no money what that helps they so. both director and producer i have to consider these things you know in the past we said we need films but i'm sure today we make a product but that with products you need to make them attractive to people but i try not to think about it but that was just i try to do the same thing i did in the soviet period things that i care about and that hopefully viewers carry. however in my elitist project. duckling i try to combine incompatible things as a tour zero it's both commercial success and artistic values you who go to there's an interesting thing i'd like to talk about what is sai

animals. some nice little animals he's going to be bringing by. i love that dude. he's going to be out here soon. if you guys watch our showyou know that i use twitter a lot. and a lot of times on twitter, these weird lists get started. it's like a topic with a pound sign in front of it. on twitter, they call it a hashtag. now, on last night's show, i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called "if i had one wish," and i asked you guys at home to tweet out something werd that you would ask for if you had one wish. thousands of tweets came in. i was looking at them all night. it was great. but tonight, i thought i'd share some of my favore "if i had one wish" tweets from you guys. it's time for "late night hashtags." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtag, hashtag hashtag, hashtag ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. this first one is from @danvan3. i guess there was twother danvans. [ light laughter ] he really wanted that name. okay, @danvan3, he says, "i'd wish for one hand to be smaller so i could eat pr

today fear and aggression can be found throughout the animal kingdom. by studying these emotions in animals, we may one day learn how to control violent behavior in ourselves. last month we discussed how the brap's pleasure circuits are corrupted by addiction. this evening we will learn how the brain's fear circuits go awry in clinical syndromes of fear such as chronic anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. human anxiety disorders are some of the most common mental illnesss in the country. nearly one-third of all americans will exhibit symptoms of an anxiety disorder at least once during his or her lifetime. post-traumatic stress disorder's also becoming more prevalent. more than 40,000 war veterans are currently affected by this illness with thousands more cases going unreported. thankfully, progress has been made in understanding the biology of these diseases. tonight we will discuss several potential therapies that could one day offer hope for a cure. joining me now is some of the world's leading researchers into the study of emotion. antonio da

russian animated. movies that should leave the right to. stay with us we'll continue this interview less than a minute and go. to . the future cover. nineteen thirty eight england and france tried to reason with hitler's germany demands or got a land and gets its way they all thought they had created a safety net for themselves nineteen thirty nine the whole of europe is and gulf war efforts to establish a system of collective security nine hundred thirty eight failed and it's still on the agenda. the lessons to be learned from the munich agreement on our t.v. . if. soon which brightened. the bounds soon from the finest impression this. starts on team dot com. it. welcome back to spotlight i will do you know and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is gary biden who is one of the most renowned russian animated cartoon makers at this point but in the what the mr barton let's finish the subject of you take makes another that's probably had like says kid about the music that they're called tunes he has all sorts of music but it

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some of them were brought to the washington animal rescue league. >> this is the case of about 200 animals in north eastern and north carolina and just a horrific medical research lab. >> reporter: saturday they looked over the rescued animals. the first goal is to nurse them back to health. the second is find them good homes. >> what we saw in the video was really nothing short of abuse. really deplorable. probably about the worst rescue disaster situation we've encountered. >> reporter: but that is just one rescue effort underway at the rescue league this weekend. ten pitbull dogs arrived on saturday from ohio. they may have been used in a dog fighting operation. >> this is tragedy what happens to a really good breed of pitbulls and why people misunderstand them. >> reporter: gary says pitbulls are thought of as mean violent animals. a pitbull was shot by a police officer after alleging attacking another dog. but wysman says it is noted breed that makes them violent. >> pitbulls are great dogs. they have a reputation because of the harm that people do to them but you know they don't dese

psychiatric symptoms are inaccessible in animals. hallucinations, guilt, suicidality... >> rose: you can't find them. >> absolutely. and in this context addiction has particular promise because it's far easier to model in an animal than other psychiatric conditions. so under the right circumstances a rat or mouse will choose to self-administer an addicted... and addict itself to the same range of drugs that people self-administer and addict themselves to. >> this is very interesting because this is also true for fearful conditions. anxiety states can also be modeled and this is what darwin said. these emotions are conserved and so one can study these emotional disorders very effectively in animals. >> absolutely. and the self-administration behavior in animals, like the in humans, is determined roughly half by an individual's genetic nstitution and half by environment. so we know, for example, that chronic stress will increase an animal's vulnerability to self-administer a drug of abuse just as we see in humans. and going back to a p

. >>> these amazing animals, can they be saved? >> road to prosperity. >>> tonight on "nightline," campus assaults. it's a widespread problem that too often goes unreported. sexual assaults at colleges. statistics show a shocks one in five college women is the victim of rape or attempted rape. we look at a heart-wrenching case on one campus that had tragic results. >>> plus, ghosts of the forest. we take an extraordinary journey to an exotic jungle where our cameras capture a never before filmed creature. an endangered kangaroo. can these amazing animals be saved? >>> and road to prosperity? as thousands sat in holiday traffic, president obama unveiled a $50 billion bill to create jobs by improving transportation infrastructure, but will congress get on board? >>> good evening. we hope you've had a pleasant labor day. i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin with ed students flood dak to campuses across the country, a shocking reality. the prevalence of sexual assault. the most recent studies show one in five college women is the victim of r

he's been assigned to take care of other abused animals. >> reporter: hi, don, the animal lovers say he deserves jail time, instead they're barking mad that he's been ordered to volunteer at an animal shelter. >> reporter: this image is too disturbing to show. the neighbors called the police after seeing the dog beaten by the owner. the dog's injuries were a broken right front leg and his ribs were shattered and his teeth were missing. >> reporter: in august, the police officers found the dog tied up in a garbage bag, he died later. he was charged with animal cruelty and a judge agreed to drop the case if he performed community service at the spca. >> this is a violent case, it's a disturbing case and we don't want someone like that near our animals. report the maryland spca director will deny the volunteer service out raged that the prosecutors and a judge would allow an animal abuser to work at the facility. >> if the judicial system wants rehabilitation, that's wonderful, but counseling makes more sense. you wouldn't do that if you had someone violent with children working with ch

, formula retail, and we asked some questions about some of the animals that show up at animal error -- care control better actually being purchased from life than the markets, an animal rescuers are buying them and then turning them into animal care and control, and that has been creating a problem. we may need to address this in the future, and i think that there certainly should be some sort of compromise that will work for both sides. the grandfathering the five businesses that are selling small animals and allowing that to continue, even if they sell their business, allowing that model to go forward but prohibiting new businesses in the city, so we are just going to keep a watch on where this goes. that concludes my report. president yee riley: thank you. next item, please. clerk: commissioners, item number 10, the permit a committee report, which allows the jered report and recent committee activities and make announcements. -- which allows the chair to report. >> i will have that next month. president yee riley: thank you. next item, please. clerk: item number 11, the outreach

animal buyers has been sentenced to spend time with animals.f is live tonight at the spca withh% details. jeff. >>reporter: well director to death has been ordered to perform community service work right here with animals at the spca. prooecutors agreed to drop all charges against chambers if he performed 50 hours of community service work here at the shelter. and that has stunned directors here who have now told the defendant he is not welcome at the spca. >> violent person is a violent person.. so we need to make suue that the animals are safe but also our staff and volunteers need to feel safe and secure and having someone who is violent in the midst isn't a good idea. >>reporter: well directors here saa they have nevee accepted anyone as volunteer wwo has a record of violence and knows no other shelter in the state that would take him eithee. we are live in north baltimore, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> thank you jeff. that brings us to our question of the day. is it appropriate to sentence an animal abuser to community service at annmal shelter

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animal related emergencies. so if your apartment building has a fire and you happen to have pets on the property animal care control will respond and we will house your animal for a holding period. so that you can get yourself situated and find a permanent home situation for your pet. at least that-s you out in the short run. so when we look at the whole picture of when there is a disaster in san francisco, how are we going to have the amount of pets we have in the city? if we think that there are at least 2 pets in every household, where are all the animals going to go? the first thing we want to tell you is as you are preparing yourself for your disaster kit you need to prepare a disaster kit for your pets as well. hurricane katrina what we learnd and they were told to keep their pet necessary their house. fill your bathtub with water. rip up your dogs of food and leave it out. same thing with your cats. and leave them at home. we are not telling you that for san francisco. we are telling you to take your pets

it's our job to protect the animals and we have to look out for the animals. >> reporter: she said people who volunteer are here because they love animals. both she and griffin say they can't believe a court and prosecutors would order him to be around animals. the city state's attorney's office said the case was poor and chambers wasn't read his miranda rights. when chambers brought the community service idea before the judge, he said yes. >> this was a case where we could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt, and the defense attorney approached the judge and recommended a step. we agreed. the defense attorney indicated that he had been in touch with spca and he would continue to work with them to see that this community service was performed. >> so what happens next? since the spca doesn't want him, burns said it's up to chambers' attorney to figure out a way to petition the court for a new sentence. >>> well, the man who helped uncover watergate and give us intimate accounts of the white house come out with a new book. bob woodward's book takes a hard look at obama's choices. here's abc

so we put stlit. >> you hauled that animal -- >> we hauled that animal to that place. in this situation, we didn't do it here, but often in this type of situation people who manage these animals will put m&ms or something tasty in the innards of a dead animals. >> an m&m-stuffed animal? >> to make the animals feed on it. >> reporter: oh, no. oh, yes, says chris palmer. >> these films, too many of them, involve deceptions, manipulations, misrepresentations, fraudulence. and the audience doesn't know. >> reporter: and who is chris palmer to say that filmmakers have been faking? well, he was the producer of "whales." and executive producer of "wolves." and of "bears" and others. only now in a book called "shooting in the wild," he is pointing fingers, including at himself. get ready for another one. this is from "wolves." this family subsisting on the side of an unforgiving mountain, their only refuge, this den dug out of hard earth. well, these animals aren't actually from around there. >> what is happening in reality is those wolves are captive. they are from a game far

has an animal they can't care for anymore, they need to bring the animal to the shelter if they can't care for it. throwing the animal out to the trash is unacceptable. >> reporter: the humane society is desperately looking for help. they're offering a $1,000 to anyone with information leading to an arrest. in the district, karen gray houston, fox5 news. >>> president obama getting involved in maryland politics. >> this governor has made the tough decisions to put education, safety and job creation first. so stand with me, barack obama, in moving maryland forward with my friend, martin o'maly. >> government o'mally and that radio ad began in baltimore today and will begin in dc next week. he helped him beat former republican bob erhlich. >>> the president was speaking across the country about all key issues in the upcoming mid term. the uphill battle they have to remain in the majority. they need 10 seats in the senate and 39 in the house to regain control of congress. the president will make more appearances in iowa and virginia tomorrow. >>> vincent gray is making good on a campaign

. >> well, large-animal vets provide a variety of important functions in california. only are they practicing veterinarians to take care of the animals on the farms, which is the firpt step in the food supply. so it's critical that those animals are healthy. >> since california has the largest agricultural economy in the u.s. and about 14,000 beef cattle operations, the lack of livestock veterinarians is alarming. now meet 24-year-old zuhal elhan and ashley amaral, who are bucking the trend. they're students at u.c. davis school of veterinary medicine, interning with dr. nancy martin, who is an experienced vet and is giving them hands-on training working with bulls on a yolo county family ranch. >> it's really amazing, because you can only learn so much in a classroom. the classroom gives us a great basis, and then coming out during the summer, it just gives us the clinical experience that helps tie all t ideas we get from the classroom togethep. >> today they're learning to test the bulls for disease. it sounds simple, but it's not, especially as some of these bulls