i love animation. i love animation. know,-- . >> rose: you came here to do. >> it's what i think i was put on this earth to do. i just love animation. i love the way it can entertain an audience of all agesment and i believe so strongly in that, that we can make these films play for adults. for teenagers, for young adul without ks, as well as children and families. and that's what i love to do. and i think animation is a great medium. i am so inspired by the films of walt disney, you know, of the way the films entertain me and how now watch them on the big screen, and they're timeless. bambi, dumb bo, my favorite movie of all time. i mean i challenge any parent to watch dumb bo an not-- dumbo a get all weepy when dum goes to see his mom who has been taken from him just because she was trying to protect them am and they didn'tee each other but they can only touch their trunks. -- you know, i mean it's just phenomenal. and it's dumbo. ♪ ♪ baby don't you cry ♪ ♪ baby mine dry your eyes ♪. >> lift your head ♪ ♪ close to my

for other animals.nd 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 this

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we are big advocates for responsible animal care for the good of the animals and the community. the legislation that you have drafted here is really good. since we are a city that has more dogs than we have children, this is wonderful rmed to -- time to highlight the fact that professional dog walking is a skill, and advocating business licenses and things that recognize this as a professional. we have a wonderful community of professional dog walkers already who are doing wonderful things and being responsible about their dogs, the parks and so forth. this will help when there are changes or when there are people who need a little bit more so we can continue to celebrate the success of professional dog walkers in our parks. as dog owners know, we are putting our dogs into the hands of conscience us people who are skilled. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> you made a comment about the relationship between dog walkers and the parks, and i haved nod over the years that a lot of times the professional dog walkers are the ones -- they are in the parks so much, they help keep it

animal care and control has the power to enforce it. primary enforcement is for rec and park. >> are we going to hear from rec and park? i would be curious to hear from them. i know they are strapped for cash, and i would like to see how they plan to do that. >> the next speaker is rec and park and i think we all would acknowledge that they don't have the staff. >> i want to make one other comment and express my thanks to supervisor wiener. his commitment to see that the departments have the resources that they need. i wanted to express appreciation for that as well. >> i actually have another question, not so much for me but perhaps for the commission. supervisor, if you could briefly go over the fees or how it will be disseminated, who will get it? flesh that out for us a bit. >> we set a maximum fee because the feet is -- the fee is what it takes to oversee the program. the first year it is a maximum of $250, and then after that a maximum of $100. the departments will have do an assessment. it would be collected by animal care and co

animal from the menu."to the kalahari! but you're already in the kalahari! oh, yeah. okay, let's break it down. if honey sauce is on the menu, then gourmand will be heading for a beehive. he always collects his own ingredients. and if we find him there, then we can rescue the mystery animal he's caught or tries to catch. so, we've got to find a wild honey beehive! okay, i'm a honeybee! what do i do? i wake up in the morning, and buzz off! ah, the personal insect-o-copter pack. do you really need that? hey, why walk when you can fly? i'm a bee, and i'm looking for flowers! that's where all the honeybees go. we'll find a bee, and follow him back to his hive! (honking) hey, find your own water somewhere else! ah, this is an excellent location for a one-night-only endangered species restaurant. (kissing fingers) (sniffing) honey is near! (buzzing) there! oh, we bees love flowers, because they give us that sugary water called nectar! whoa, look! uh, chris, you might not want to crowd them. us bees like our space

but we make animals don't have a home, that we get them a home and that we don't put the animals to sleep, that we're able to adopt them out. >> we have a huge number of volunteers who come in and they will walk our dogs, socialize our animals, play with cats, play with them, bring them to adoption events today. >> i volunteer with the animal control center and i do that every week. >> we're in an organization called friends of a.c.c. with that organization, you can donate money if you don't have time. if you do have time, you can come down to the shelter and volunteer to actually have one-on-one time with the animals. if you're like me and you don't have time to give to an animal, if you actually have one of your own, you can get your fix on the weekends, come in and pet them and love them and it's great. >> this has been pet pride 2011 brought to you by san francisco animal care and control. to find out more, visit them on the web at sfgov >> welcome to "culturewire." today we are at recology. they are celebrate 20 years of one of the most incredibly unique artist residency programs. we

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file that identifies animal rights activists who snuck into factory farms and videotaped the horrific conditions the animals are kept in as terrorists that's right those who make videotapes like these and distribute them to the public are on par with people like timothy mcveigh and the nine eleven hijackers according to the f.b.i. why because the f.b.i. argues that actions like these do quote economic damage and quote to farm factories and under a controversy a law passed by republicans in congress and signed by president bush in two thousand and six known as the animal enterprise terrorism act. you can be brought up on charges of terrorism if you economically damage factory farms by vandalizing property interrupting or invalidating experiments or just simply costing a factory farm profits and since videos depicting animals being tortured before they're slaughtered and videos depicting unsanitary factories may cause people to not buy from that particular factory and the f.b.i. says that these activists disrupted rockets and thus are terrorists as the f.b.i. file reads these activists

right now animal care and control is a woefully underfunded agency, particularly given what animals mean to this city. it doesn't have enough enforcement staff and i've committed to working with the agency, with the mayor's budget office. already been in touch with the city administrator and the budget office about next weir's budget and the need to help animal care and control to be able to administer this program but also its other responsibilities. one of the reasons we put "the apprentice"ship alternative in is so people have maximum experience that they need. the effective date is currently april 1, 2012. i am inclined to extend that date because i want to make sure that animal care an control has all the time it needs to set the program up. that we have all the time we need in this legislative process to make sure we get it right and to make sure the dog walkers are able to adjust to a new ordinance. in terms of vehicle safety, there's a provision for safe transport of animals. some have concluded that that means that we're going to require all dog walkers to have big advance, so t

>> an animal. >> animal? >> no. must have been a trick of the light, sir. must have been. yes, sir. was mistaken. my apologies. good night. >> bennett. >> yes, sir? >> get some sleep. there's a good chap. >> yes, sir. [ominous music] ♪ >> of course. watson! watson! [animal noises] >> manifestly a gang is at work. >> other zoological gardens have reported similar thefts? >> oh, yes. my colleagues in bristol are investigating the theft of two rhesus monkeys and a baboon, removed only last week. a traveling menagerie in oxfordshire have lost a prize chimpanzee, and matston their finest gorilla. >> big charlie? >> yes. >> delightful chap, i knew him well. >> well, they've all disappeared without a trace. >> and mr. holmes, what's his interest? >> he insisted to me that this may have relevance to another case he has in hand. we like to indulge him when we can, you know. find anything to the purpose, mr. holmes? >> nothing much. >> oh, i warned you. my men have been through it with a toothcomb. the lock was released by swell jenkins of stepney green. the primate was quietened and with a p

is targeting animal rights activists it appears anti-terrorist laws are being used in some cases strictly to protect corporate profits at the expense of the public a recent freedom of information act request uncovered an f.b.i. file that identifies animal rights activists who snuck into factory farms and videotaped the horrific conditions the animals are kept in as terrorists that's right those who make videotapes like these and distribute them to the public are on par with people like timothy mcveigh and the nine eleven hijackers according to the f.b.i. why because the f.b.i. argues that actions like these do quote economic damage and quote to farm factories and under a controversy a law passed by republicans in congress and signed by president bush in two thousand and six known as the animal enterprise terrorism act. you can be

we really don't understand animals. there's a depth of emotion that we are not aware of. >>> we have a sad update to our story. in october 2011, the elephant sanctuary report thad bella had died from a likely coyote attack. officials believe it was tara who found bella and carried her body back to the elephant barn, a true friend to the end. >>> coming up, two divers come face to face with a curious and furious great white shark. >> this was a 16-foot shark in an eight-foot cage. couldn't see a scenario where i was going to get out of >>> you know how they say curiosity killed the cat? the curiosity of one bear cub ended up almost killing its mom. >> my name is mark berkhouser, i'm a conservation officer with the mexico department of game and fish. >> my name is cary olsen and i'm a news photographer. >> we got word that a bear cub had been captured in the northeast heights of albuquerque. >> we were put on alert that there was a cub that came into town and mama might be coming to look for her. the next morning mama bea

one of the most unusual animals in the world. and she's cute too.hat do you think is the weirdest thing about them, martin? hm, definitely the egg-laying. sure, everyone knows birds and reptiles do it, but a furry mammal that lays eggs? now that's rare. rare? mammal eggs? i've never heard of such a thing. i knew these guys would lead me to something rare. and delicious. ooh, i can taste the recipe now. platypus egg omelet supreme, made with only the rarest, most endangered delicacy on earth. and i know exactly who will pay top dollar. (laughing) either she's saying, "no, no, no, no, no" or she's looking for something. but how do you look with your eyes closed? her nostrils are shut too, so she isn't smelling for anything. even her ears are closed, so there's no hearing going on either. whoa! a huge crayfish. now, that is a tasty catch. if you're a platypus. yeah, but how'd she do that? amazing. she definitely didn't use her eyes, ears or nose. exactly. so how? hm. huh? oh, no, no, no, no, dude. not one of your experiments. come on, bro. if we don't

bought group called mercy more animals, said the mcmuffin makers didn't go far enough. it read, in part, quote, common sense tells us that animals with legs and wings should be given the basic freedom to move. i think that's in the constitution. the best part was the truly random assortment of celebs who signed the letter. among them, ryan goseling and ed begley, junior and brian adams? well, that saves me a trip to dead or alive info .com. all of this talk of food is getting me hungry. let's check in with the kitchen staff to see what is for dinner tonight. >> bill, how many times have we told him to stop bringing his work with him. >> it is unbelievable. >> it is called monkey daycare. >> annoying. >> remi, you love animals almost as much as you hate ugly people. do these celebrities have any point here? i. >> what did i do to you, andy? he is picking on me tonight. so, these celebrities may actually start to support newt gingrich if they feel this strongly about animals. i don't understand, are they people that go to mcdonalds? i go to mcdonalds a couple times and i