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and said, callie's gone.idn't say more than that. >> reporter: police and the coast guard have conducted searches on and off the coast. a new twist in the story. this past week, the family revealed that 4-year-old lizzie told them man had taken the toddler. >> at first, it was the mean guy. and then she got into detail about black shorts. he was smoking a zbrent. he had facial hair. >> reporter: lizzie drawing this sketch of the mystery man. yet police say, there's though sign callie was kidnapped. and experts warn that relying on a 4-year-old's memory can be tricky. >> a child that young can incorporate comments into their psyche that seem real. in reality, it may not be real at all. >> reporter: the parents remain adamant that their daughter is telling the truth. >> i don't care if nobody else believes her, i believe her. >> reporter: now, on friday, police searched an area of the beach where a woman's golden retriever had a strong reaction. they searched but came up empty. none of the witnesses saw callie

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this newest brain scan shows callie has the capacity for love and certainly loves him, but loves hisen more. >> i say hotdog to all dogs, including steve's. thank you for watching tonight. we're always on at abc news.com. "nightline" is later and we'll see you again tomorrow night. until then, have a great night. >>> new at 6:00 san francisco fire chief under fire for refusing to pay spousal support. what does the mayor plan to do about her? >> growing threat gangs are posing on the peninsula tonight and a strategy for keeping your neighborhood safe. >> what does the future hold for facebook? there is a hundreds of young people waiting in line for a pop concert to be shown around the world. >> geek good evening, everyone. >> legal trouble tonight for san francisco's fire chief. >> she reportedly owes her ex-husband tens of thousands of dollars and there is a reason she stopped paying. and and we're live at the story and and fire crew is not denying she ow exses alimony but says there is good reason. and the mayor is looking into the case. san francisco fire chief says she's trying to

during the test they showed callie hand signals she'd already learned. >> we essentially gave a hands you are about to get a hot dog soon or this hand signal which means no hot dog. >> the was after the signal for no hot dog. her brain was quiet. but it lit up when she saw the signal for the treat. in an area of the brain that processes feelings of reward. for the first time, researchers say this is scientific proof dogs are capable of more complex communication and not just with a few signals but potentially an entire sign language. >> it proves that they've transferred the meaning of these hand signals to something that's behaviorally important to them. it's really getting at the start of how the dog processes dog/human communication. >> reporter: take a look again at this amazing million-dollar performance and look closely for the hand signals. hands outstretched, fingers up. an intricate conversation. i always wonder what my dogs are thinking when i call them and they come. do they recognize my voice and do they love me as much as i think they do? burns says the answer is yes. hi

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callie williams? there was an objection to her providing any testimony. has that view changed? >> in light of the conversations and everything else that evening, that has not changed. >> ok. >> you do not intend to call calllie williams? >> no. >> andrea wright? >> that is sheriff mirkarimi's probation officer, and we would only call her as a rebuttal witness. >> thank you, mr. waggoner. just to recap, art agnos, the commission decided we would not need the declaration. same with phil bronstein. jan dempsey, we expect the parties to reach a stipulation on. john keene, withdrawn. evelyn nyevez withdrawn. lydia stiglitz withdrawn. andrea wright withdrawn. they are subject to potentially being called as rebuttal witnesses, if their testimony would rebut. >> nancy miller is a yes? >> everyone else is in. >> did i get that correctly? >> on the nose. >> everybody else is a yes. anything else with respect to your witnesses? >> no, thank you. >> i would next like to address scheduling. as the commissioners have said at the outset, we want this to proceed as quickly as we reasonably can

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and the dog you're looking at is callie who belongs to one of the researchers part of this project, gregory, a professor of neuroeconomics. >> we hope this opens a whole new door into canine cognition, cognition of other species. >> they're scanning the part of the brain that has to do with human interaction. >> and really paving the way for understanding interspecies communication. >> they trained two different dogs to actually crawl into an mri machine. >> the dog has to walk up some steps to go onto the patient table, go in the mri, shimmy down and stick her head in a head coil and then hold still. >> this is the first time that a scan of a dog's brain has been taken while a dog was awake. >> i want to know how much they really think they're going to figure out because yeah, they want to go on walks and they want to eat food. and that's about it. >> but what they can find out is possibly what kinds of language they understand. how much they understand. how hand signals and things affect the dog's brain. >> this is all real interesting, but i think when a dog shows up with a leash in its

greg berns had an idea no one's ever tried to, keech his dog callie to sit perfectly still for a seriess and actually look into her brain. getting her still was the hard part. they practiced at home for months. now, these are the first images of an active dog's brain. during the test, they showed her hand signals she'd already learned. >> we gave a hand signal like this, which means you're about to get a hotdog soon, or this hand signal, which means no hotdog. >> this is right before she saw the sign for hotdog, and it lit up. for the first time, researchers say this is the scientific proof dogs of capable of more communication. >> it proves they transferred the meaning of these signals to something that's behaviorally important to them. it's getting at the start of how the dog processes dog-human communication. >> reporter: look again at this million-dollar performance and look for the hand signals. hands out, palms up, an intcat conversation. >> reporter: i've always wondered what my dogs are thinking when i call them and they come. do they recognize my voice and do they love me as mu

. >> thank you, callie. i sort of like to pick up where roger left off because as i listen to what all of the people were talking about what was going on inside, i kept think being the young people in this audience, and i want to say to them that it was young people like you who changed the minds of the kennedys. those young people, i just did all this research for this book i'm going to promote in a few minutes. [ laughter ] but i'm living with this now in a way i didn't live with it when i became the first black student at the university of georgia, but i was encouraged by what else was going on with the students in the movement. the president and the little rock nine and ruby bridges over in new orleans who was in a way more poignant than you guys. you were 11th and 12th grade. she was in the fifth and sixth grade and she had to walk through this mob -- first grade, and you know, we talked about the continuity of history. when barack obama was running for president, he went to selma and one of the things

. >> if the speakers could line up -- >> lisa donner, callie edwards, erin morse, katrina jenkowski. >> i am olen o'donnell, on scott street at the west end of alamo square park. this is a residential block, exclusively single-family dwellings. my wife and i are retired so we are home during the day and get the benefit of watching a continuous parade of 40-60-foot buses, some of which have very loud speakers through the neighborhood, from morning until night. my point is that my street, scott street, is a relatively narrow, a typical residential street, and one block west -- is four lanes and a commercial street. but the buses turned often from fulton and hayes on to cut -- scott street. and win a 60-foot bus goes into a narrow, residential street it will take up both lanes, until it finally manages to get straight. this has been a disaster. i would like the tour buses absolutely and unequivocally prohibited from residential streets such as scott street. and i also want to point out that in the '60s, i was a tour guide in washington d.c. and we did not go to residential neighborhoods

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. >> callie, permit me to dramatize that briefly. >> mm-hmm. >> when an african-american veteran came back to visit the nation's capital, even as late as 1953, a black person could not attend a movie, buy a meal, get a hotel room or find a restroom in downtown washington, d.c., the capitol. and again, i'll be dwight eisenhower's advocate, because he desegregated all of that within about a year and a half. most of it was gone not in the entire district but the downtown area. but this was a horrendous thing for veterans to come back and face. >> i think veterans are really important. as we're talking about the presidents, what we also understand with these veterans is when they were coming back from the second world war, they were facing not only this kind of discrimination, but they were facing massive violence. >> mm-hmm. >> the lynchings that occurred in 1946 against black veterans were absolutely horrific, and what also made it absolutely horrific was that the local governments, the state governments and the federal governments were all looking at each other going -- and you have me

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. >>> the defense rests in the john edwards trial without calli ing him, his daughter, or mistress to the stand. what will it mean for the former presidential candidate? >> the investigation, medical reports shedding new light on the trayvon martin murder case. does it help or hurt joej zimmerman's case he acted in self defense. >>> it is a breakthrough. good news about treating kids with cancer. >>> and empty nest. the spectacular homecoming in california, but what has happened to the legendary swallows of capistrano? "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. shortly before going on the air tonight, we learned of another tragedy to strike the kennedy family. mary kennedy, the mother of four children of robert f. kennedy jr. has been found dead at the family's home in bedford new york, north of new york city. the estranged wife of the son of the late senator from new york suffered some public struggles in recent year, including several brushes with the law. but again, another tragedy for this prominent american family. nbc's andrea mitchell has more from our washington newsroom on

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congressman joe callie and peter junior. >> you are doing a good job from what i can see.eme court is making a decision momentarily what should they do. turn your ballots to 50. the more you agree the higher you go the less the lower. >> the supreme court should rule it is unconstitutional. this is the furs president in 100 years they have accomplished to do do something they have all tried to do but failed at it. it has changed the dikts of healthcare in the country. they bankrupted our country. this law will provide for the first time the churn who have preex si -- preexisting childre cannot be denied insurance where they could in the past. if you are 26 years of age you can stay on your parent's insurance giving moms and dads peace of meaned. they think they are invincible they are not. they have accidents and when they do often times the share is the american tax payer. i think this is a good bill. one that i think the more american people understand it the more they like it they want to see it permanentized. >> how are they going to pay for it? >> it will reduce the c

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. >> colony florist, this is callie. >> reporter: every mother's day florist callie krum comes to theute. >> reporter: after ten years in her greenwich, connecticut, flower shop, she knows the routine. how often do you have to coach someone through the process? >> every conversation. almost every consideration. >> i'm happy to help you. >> we do ask the questions, does she have a favorite color? does she have a favorite flower? and people will typically give you as much information as they want and then they'll say, oh, just make something beautiful. >> reporter: but if it's truly the thought that counts, men should pay attention. in a new survey, 20% admitted they forgot about mother's day. >> there are always going to be last minute shoppers. because there's men on the plan either. >> reporter: 1-800-flowers founder jim mccann says it's easier to order a dozen flowers. >> the great thing about mother's day, it's dead in the middle of the peak period of spring, so you are have a spring-kind of effect with everything from everyday flowers like roses to the very popular tulips and lili

to the southeast somee will have instabilitity cally. partly cloudy skies, will hahave about 84 then tonight, some lingering showers but torrow, it will partly sunny andess humid, 68-74 and monday, another day and temperatures degrees and more showers mid-week. >>> it started out well. look at this woman posing for pictures with adorable, litting cheetahs. animals she thought were safe and tame. but the animal starts attacking her. she manages to escape alive. but here's the burning question this morning. why did her husband stand by and continue to take these pictures while his wife was being attacked? we should say she's just fine. but i can only imagine how much trouble i would be in with my wife if i was the guy with the camera. >> absolutely. those are not the pictures you put up around the house afterwards. >> absolutely not. >>> i'm sharyn alfonsi, in for bianna golodryga. this morning, linda evangelista, taking the stand in this headline trial. how does she justify spending as much in one month on her son as many families earn in