all ghost wanted was a stand of trees, bark to rub against and a scattering of a corns. a corns fall from oaks and we cut those down. hogzila murderer speaks. i summon you from the swamp and holler. a red cheeked salamander in your stomach. when i saw you i littered up my rifle with buck shot and took aim. you were the most beautiful hog i had seen that's why i had to make you die to convince my friends of high heroism. i had not done in life cleaning up beer cans after the hunters left. but as i told that lady from the new york times after offering her fanta, which she refused, the whole country will eat humble pie after the scientists dig up the body of hogzila and see the greetness of exactly what i have done. thanks. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i will jump right into this. i figured anticipation of halloween i would read a story about witches this is the beginning and ending of a story questions of lawed blue fly. coming home from school on a monday morning in spring saddy stepped through a hole in the school yard fence on to the hem of her dress. when she straigh

that's one no one's mentioned yet but coming from outbound, starting in bark darrow, the m and the j take about the same time to get to balboa station. if j's all screwed up and delayed, maybe the m's should work as a j and the same way the j could work as an m. that would take flexibility in m.o.u.'s and discussions with the union but could help a lot. so i'm really glad we're beginning to nibble on these lines. it's the way to make them better. the unfortunate thing, when you're running every 10 minute, the turnback really denies people further out any service. i would also offer one little trifle caution. when you change the timing on the j, you might affect the other, the k, l and m also. my -- i use the k, l or m, and i notice that j follows n's or n's follow j's and that's because of the switch. if you regularize the schedule on the j's, you screw up and have to work the switch more times which hurts the other cars, this is a complex system. just be careful. commissioner wiener: thank you very much. mr. planthold? >> i'm bob planthold. i've lived on either of two j line stops f

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do you see any potential impact on the dog bark? -- dog park? >> i will have a difficult time commenting on that, because i have not seen that. commissioner torres: i just wanted to ask whether or not you are looking at that. is this the only dog park around our facilities? >> waste water, it is the only one. >> we have a lot of cities and a lot of reservoirs' that have space around them where people walk their dogs -- a lot of reservoirs that have space around them. commissioner torres: when you say that the fish have to live for 72 hours, what does that mean? >> they are extremely sensitive to chlorine, so that is why we use the particular species, to check to make sure that there is no chlorine. commissioner torres: these species are not in debate, they are in a laboratory somewhere? -- these species are not in the bay? i appreciate you're being very emphatic about the fact that there is no dumping of bleach in the bay, but how do you neutralize the chlorine? >> there is a channel. when it comes out of that, we measure it. how many parts per

sprint bark goes out to the people in japan.working with our partners and relief organizations to be as responsive as possible to meet current and future needs emanating from this disaster. at&t is expediting in order to get the donations to the red cross as soon as possible. he has friends and family in japan and says the petition is working. >> it's pretty remarkable how many people cared about it. >> at&t says they collected and dispursed more than a million dollars since earthquake hit and that they reduced their turn around time from several days down to just a few days for those text message donations. cbs 5. >> well looks like beta breakers will be around for a couple more years. it has a brand-new sponsor. zazzle. the annual 12k race -- sometimes they wear wild costume, sometimes they wear nothing at all. it allows people to customize their own outs. zaszle work says -- >> the brands energy, which is certainly this kind of really diverse, fun celebration of different cultures and people. it really is a perfect fit. >> th

some significant rainfall and those gusty winds, maybe 1.5", maybe 2" of rain in parts of the north barks 1.5" and east bay, 2-4" in the santa cruz mountains. here is your system developing off the coastline, moving onshore. you have another area of low pressure off the backside. that is going to rotate closer and will bring it more showers and so rain continuing off and on for tonight. our computer models you can see the brunt of this coming in. as you wake up tomorrow morning, waking up to scattered showers around the bay area. wouldn't be surprised if we see a couple of thunderstorms in some of these cells. so you get the idea, it's going to be a wet sunday around the bay area, but not as wet as it is right now. temperatures mainly in the 50s. we're looking towards springing. here it is, folks. it's looking very much like the dead heart of winter as we seeing more storms moving in. maybe a break on tuesday. as we head into wednesday and thursday, another significant storm brings with it more heavy rain and wind. that one worries me a little bit. that one wants to hang around for a whil

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diane dwyer joining us from the 15th annual -- what is this, the bark and whine ball? >> you got it, raj. and joining me is jennifer scarlett, she's one of the co-presidents over at the spca. this is a fund-raiser for the spca. and i have to say, before we get to the interview, the most fun part, personally, is if we can show the pooch, i've also got my dog here. so it's pretty fun to get to go around, have a lovely dinner, a little bit of whine, and the pooch gets to enjoy it as well. this is ftruman, he's from germn shepherd rescue. but tell me why we're all here? >> we're raising money for the cinderella fund, which helps support extraordinary medical share for our injured and sick shelter animals here in san francisco. >> very nice. and how much do we hope to raise tonight? >> we're hoping to raise about $100,000 tonight. >> reporter: in one night. and so far, this has been going on since 1987, you've raised more than $1 million, is that right? >> we've raised a little bit more than $1 million doing this. >> reporter: okay. so we're going to bark and whine around h

noticed in all the neighborhoods on castro street, the 400 block, on the meters, you have yellow zone barking -- parking. there are way too many yellow zone meters. this is citywide now. i did not hear any public comment on this. the yellowstone, monday through saturday after 3:00 in the afternoon, you can go to regular parking. from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the general delivery hours. and then anybody could park in the yellowstone. early january, they came and they did it on chestnut street, they did it on castro shriek. the change them all back to 6:00 p.m.. they did it in noe valeeley too. they slapped a new sticker on there and there is no public outrage. districts now. it is effective on castro street. we actually did a survey. there is more yellow parking on castro street then there is general parking. >> the same with valencia in the 16th through 20. there is more yellow then there is regular. >> and they are up their ticketing. >> it is theoretically part of the attack on cars. unfortunately, small businesses -- >> rely on them. >> we did have new information, just to continue my repor

. >> i have a question for to recess barks -- for teresa sparks. there are fears about the renewal of the police intelligence unit. since the report, what communication has happened with the police department about the report? >> the police department sent no one to the hearing. no one from the police department was in the hearing. the police commissioners did attend. we had little contact with them during the formation. after we published the report, we sent the report to them asking for input. we have met with the airport and are in the process of sitting down with the sfpd to talk about recommendations. hopefully they will implement those on their own. i think there will be coordination with the police and the human rights commission to get this done. we're hopeful this can happen in a rapid and orderly fashion. supervisor avalos: you are talking about a joint hrc and police commission hearing? >> we're talking about working with them to set of meetings with various people within the department. ultimately, it could be a joint hearing for the co

the steaming plates before he's out into the neon lit street leaving behind a trail of rose petals bark as sacrificial hearts. thank you. [applause]. >> whenever i had writer's block i do research so i thought i would redo a section which started as writer's block and it took place in a library. i think all you need to know is my narrater is 19. the object of affection is 21. max's mother is a piannist and also polish. >> i saw little of rose after she moved her 2 valises into the nurses room on valentine's day of 1939. she did not allow a gust to drive her to the louve. she did not pause to look at me when i went to the gallery wearing a new shirt. nor did she take meals to my families. sometimes this was the best. at the dinner table my parents argued. father had been unsuccessful in keeping the newspapers from others. she practiced less and less. germany is not poland said my father. there are no contacts in berlin. >> he's a crazy man when i hear him on the radio. i can barely understand the german he's speaking he's an austrian, no, but his accent is fake. the geshel speaks perfect

sgt the same chemical companies that brought us pesticides chlorine and dioxins have known barked on a new frontier biotechnology. this new technology has been used to transfer genes from one organism to another and has subsequently enabled companies to patent and own the organisms that they genetically modify that means that seeds plants and even trees which are modified using this technology can be privately owned by corporations for the first time in history. all right owsley there's a lot there much. i want there are some say. they said well yeah we got some but the image that expensive seat is how much all that a lot got what there was now but they was quite a bit over and. i didn't silo graeme with them they didn't ask me styling because somebody asked somebody had done bottom and kill them out and bought a mat. so i got an implant listen you can be white classified all top but that's all i need you know and that's i want to end in that plant. and then . with glass feet i don't i don't like colorado as most honest. but anyway. and that was where most i like on them that homey.

they will stand and bark to let us know they found something. >> several other conditions including britain and germany have sent teams with rescue dogs. and new concerns tonight about the radiation being released from the japanese nuclear plant damaged so badly by last week's quake. linda yee has the latest on threat and whether it places parts of the u.s. in potential danger. >> reporter: another hydrogen explosion rocked the crippled t fukushima nuclear power plant. this follows yesterday's hydrogen blast in the unit 1. the complex is broken into two sections. four with faulty reactors and another area with three damaged reactors out of six. the first reactor exploded and officials feared pressure building up and now unit 3 has blown. more than 180,000 people have been evacuated from the area. up to 160 may have been exposed to radiation. officials are trying to reassure people saying the radiation is not life threatening. >> we were frightened. but the radiation turned out to be nothing to worry about. >> not everyone believes this. and there are three-hour waits to check in for a fligh

california and then they tested to see what chemicals are in there and at what levels then we give a bark to global community monitoring and they love the chemicals and how they can affect your body and what the standards are in the states for these chemicals. that we turned around and headed to the people here are strong old people just us and they love the standards in canada or terrio or whatever yeah but they're finding that there is a lot of there is no standards for a lot of these chemicals here sold out so when they when they were shown as their slides. are showing all the chemicals that are produced and how they affect your body yeah i was i was looking at that i was oh my god there's a whole bunch of people on the reserve that have these don't listen. in two thousand and four a to compile the health survey of the nine hundred residents in the adult she discovered severe chronic headaches chronic respiratory problems severe skin problems. near logical problems in fertility in miscarriages birth effects cancers and loss of children tillman. in the children she found severe chronic

certainly after the [dog barking] the he could embarcadero dareo freeway project came down. we have something that we can leverage federal dollars for every dollar we invest in it. we have to take advantage of the dedication we have had with our federal officials to get these resources to san francisco. with that being said, i am happy to work with commissioner wiener and all of us to move forward a larger vision around what public transit ought to look like in san francisco. commissioner mirkarimi: especially to the west side of the city? commissioner wiener: absolutely. mirkarimi first quarter any other comments? commissioner avalos? commissioner avalos: i want to put in a word for the south side of the city. commissioner mirkarimi: any other comments or discussion? seeing none, may we sake this same house, same calls call? so moved. next item, plea. >> number 20, introduction of new items. this is an information item. commissioner mirkarimi: commissioner elsbernd? commissioner elsbernd: thank you, mr. mayor. i would like to ask staff, the plans and programs committee if w

they are calling on the wisconsin legislature to support public workers bark bargaining rights. >>> a marijuana scare that had more than 100 parents cramming a middle school library to find out what kind of side effects kids can suffer from pot brownies. albany's middle school principal called the meeting after several students from the middle and high school were hospitalized this month after eating brownies baked with pot. parents got a lesson on pot 101 learning that eating marijuana caused a much more potent reaction than smoking it and most kids have no idea the punch that pot can pack. >> i took notes. you know, the effects it has on the brain. so i'm going to talk more about it when i get hope. >> it really doesn't open the opportunity for us to have the dialogue at home and gave us a reason to come here to engage with the school committee. i think that's a good response, right, to something that happened. >> albany parents are not alone in their concern. there was a similar situation in vallejo where several fifth graders got sick from eating pot brownies. a student was arrest

. >>> santa barbara firefightrigh can eric barber says this is his dog who barks to help find those stuck under debris. >>> a $500,000 contract was awarded to redraw the county's political districts. a new voter redistributing commission has ties to bruin cane, the uc berkeley professor and democrat who drew lines for his party in the 1980s. >>> meanwhile, let's check in with christina this morning. we saw christie out there finally dry. >> i don't know if that's going to last all that long this morning. we have so the some spotty shower activity. it looks like we'll see rain each and every day. tuesday, tomorrow, looks to be the driest day of the week with a 40% rain chance heading through tuesday afternoon. another system on the way then. the reason we are seeing all the rain and it just won't quit is because of the significant dip in the jet stream. that's allowing all the storms to come right into the bay area this morning. that's exactly what's happening. we are seeing lingering shower activity pushing through danville, livermore, you are getting a little action just to the east in t

a man says his mom came home spotted her dog barking at a man in the backyard.an tells her he is that meter reader. when she calls the company pg&e tells hurt nobody was scheduled to be at the home. the man is described 5 ft. 10 in. tall, dark sedan wearing orange shirt at the time, and he left in a black sedan. waiting to hear back i'm hoping to hear from the pleasant hill police department. >> darya: there are not enough votes for gov. brown's budget plan. he needs to republicans on his side to put the plan in motion. it would address the budget deficit, jonathan blum tells us why he is working so hard to wrap things up. >> governor brown wants a special election in june, to do that he must lead the budget now. it would extend temporary tax hikes that would otherwise expire. those taxes make up plans to raise the budget deficit. it would take three months to organize the election. it would take days to vote for it. in meetings they ask for pension reform, changes to budgeting and the tax code. they say they will allow a special affection without that. brown is

teens and or the decisive period and the winning goal was scored by young morrow who gathered the bark up to the first attempt was more and with a blistering shot send it into the top corner of the net to the delight of the family picnic she said you know how i was gonna have killed myself secure playing the referees in dance man i think it was it all squad player part of it nobody could play the spot by the referee right away show that it's it's not icing than a goalie stop the pocket and there will start. this moment when we got a second gold grandchild food influence deserving and we knew it was and there was still going to be decisive symbol of the series to be paraded through peter's group on sunday the green bottle. now over in the east the competition often card will make the conference final should they successfully navigate today's game six clash with alert is ongoing at the moment since the third period now and snowy magnitogorsk is one no one the first period will score less but in the second denise hill starts open the scoring seven minutes before jaromir jaeger equal proce

of the travelers among them he and his friends are in barking on a second expedition to the peninsula. once again they will retrace the steps of early russian explorers. teams will have to go through a strenuous course of training before the second expedition they intend to use the same gear that the early russian explorers had no motorboats only canoes. since we're repeating the historical roots of the alaskan discover a. then we want to know the actual truth and that's why we didn't have a choice of transport means. vin hopkinson head of the community of indigenous people living in kodiak island takes a dim view of the desire of europeans to make very lives more difficult. his ancestors used to put out to sea in converse keeper for. as motorboats. soon thinks giving up the perks of civilization is a foolish thing to do. yet despite embrace in the modern era inwardly he still remains committed to the simple principles preached by his ancestors. we were here for thousands of years. but you know we didn't have the system of paper saying that we can claim this land because in our philos

things are out of state people with this coal company in their tie can take and take and never put the bark it's all going to go there will be worth reviewing your broke in the big go and there were. five years. top removal site moved into the head waters of the string that runs from a home in the past five years i've been flooded seven times there's been about five acres my property it's washed away into the stream down below where i live. my properties been completely devastated devalued there's no way i could say one relocate my property it's worthless if the mine company had the option of getting in touch with me and let me know what was coming at me and they'd be they trapped me and my kids the miles of a flooding hollow and basically trashed our lives now when someone does that to you you don't go along with it you have no choice but to go against i don't fall into it i live in the middle of this. block. because it's ok it's ok that maybe he'll be away from southern west virginia where is the middle of this hailstorm i ask my son. grown. i don't know nobody nothing and i don't own the

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her dog also barked, but she didn't realize why. officers believe this is an isolated attack. garcia says from now on she's not taking any chances. >> i'm going to try to be more aware, lock my doors all the time, my windows, and be alert. >> reporter: sunnyvale police have also contacted other bay area cities to see if they have any cases similar to this one. so far, they have not established any connection, which is why they need your help. if you have any information about this case, police call the sunnyvale police department, and also if you prefer to remain anonymous, that's no problem. all you have to do is text to sv tip at tip now.org. reporting live in sunnyvale, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> this is graphic and disturbing, revealing a mystery suspect in a triple homicide at a san jose nightclub. we got the video from san jose police. this was a violent crime caught on camera. >> that's right. let's start with that again, a warning to our viewers. the tapes do reveal graphic violence. if there are little ones in the room, you may want them watching something

. >>> coming up, lots of barking over this proposal of a new park. >> oakland dog park more than a decade in the making, suddenly meets with resistance. we'll tell you what has neighbors up in arms. >>> singer chris brown throws a tantrum after a tv interview. the question that set him off. >>> the very latest storm is now moving into the bay area. we will pinpoint where the rain is falling as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before. the revolutionary scotts ez seed. grow grass anywhere. but downright furious. including dog lovers >>> it's been talked about for years but the plan for a new dog park in oakland has many worried and fu

the teens and we're the decisive period and the winning goal was scored by young morrow to get the bark up to the first attempt was more and with a blistering shot send it into the top corner of the man to the delight of the food bank in the family however stars have no muscle secured claimed the referees in dance now i think it will say it all squad car park that nobody could play these are by the referee right away show that it's it's not icing than a goalie stop the park and there will start. this moment when we go there so it can go. through and this is when you. lose do you think it's me decision to me this you. think peter we certainly agree with you. more from the playoffs and in the east of on guard could successfully complete this series with if they can beat them now wait a minute. remember the sides will get back to recover all of those things two games in a row i was guarded and won three successive matches to move ahead in the quarterfinals the clash begins in a few minutes time. moving to russian football now where surprise premier league leaders are still of travel to mos

dog owners, barking mad.re trying to put a leash on tough new restrictions in bay area parks. and.. the shuttle discovery's final trip home.,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. the rocky mountains will see cloudy skies and periods of snow. the northern plains remain very cold, in the teens and single digits. and the southern plains are warm and dry. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. rebel and government troops in libya are engaged in fierce battles for strategic cities. libyan leader moammar gadhafi is using air power to try and repel advancing rebel forces. >>> and the obama administration is considering tapping into the strategic oil reserves to stem surge in oil and gas prices. gas prices jumped nearly 33 cents the past two weeks. the second largest two-week jump ever. >>> the rising price has a big effect on small businesses across the country, if prices keep moving up, some companies face a tough road ahead. seth doane reports. >> reporter: the phones

insufficient and old and this is why we hear rebels warning to the international community to not go bark stick up the airstrikes and number to supply them with more weapons they want to play all the saving reinforcements of these weapons on the egyptian border we're also hearing that as gadhafi forces would treat and as they want to wait in face of impending is fight they leave a lot of weapons and ammunition behind that the rebels are enabled to take and use themselves but certainly in the opposition need is very much a hoping that they will be a willingness expressed obviously national community to continue to be involved in the company here because certainly without that international involvement the rebels really do not stand a chance of ever reaching tripoli. the representatives from the libyan rebels are seeking what military assistance from the coalition front says it's ready to talk about supplying arms and statements by the country's foreign minister kamal conference in about thirty minutes from. her discuss directly or because the u.n. resolution for its own supplies to the reb

expected the revolution is not yet over but it's already becoming a round trip vendors for paddle he barks to troops just two months ago have now switched to the revolution in more ability. a lot of people love rebels rattling off everyone else to get a really beautiful larger. town means liberation in arabic speaking the foursquare has become a focal point in anti mubarak's autocratic rule and a few profiteering vendors notwithstanding egypt's revolution comes at a high cost tucker squares packed with protesters again only now instead of resignation demands they're chanting celebrators slogans against revolutionary intoxication about totally natural is costing in chip millions of dollars every day branded as a symbol of free egypt cream square stands in a stark contrast to and now the egyptian attraction the slave built pyramids the rolling crowds have carried away visitors with los revenues already exceeding one billion dollars usually to speech a million repaid before said problem is. business. off there's a problem. many people here don't believe that car approaches will significantly