hi, cleo. i'm jamie! >> it's now home to dave's stepsister, cleo. >> i'd love to see inside. can i?> thank you. it's not haunted or anything? >> not yet. >> after moving in, cleo and dave's parents do some home improvements. >> it required an electrician to go under the house, through the crawlspace, and he came out, and he made a statement like, "there's a tombstone under there." >> well, that explains what marguerite oswald did with the tombstone after the oklahoma teenage thieves returned it back in 1967. >> the tombstone was about midway, centered, under this bar. >> cleo, what did you think when you first saw the tombstone? >> goodness, i thought, "what on earth was a tombstone doing under my mother's house?" >> seems marguerite just wanted to secret the stone away, where nobody would think to look. >>the stone was wrapped in heavy plastic, placed behind a brick wall. it clearly shows oswald's date of birth and death. >> the discovery hits dallas tv news. >>the new owner of the residence is mrs. ida card. >> but notice. you only see a photo of the gravestone in this report. the

cleo, ¿no has visto a mi mamá? cleo: sí, ahí está. carlos: ¿dónde? todos: [gritan] carlos: ¡ya!y, me asustaste. carlos: tú a mí, te pareces al "grinch". lidia: malito, yo que podría haber triunfado como actora, pero por tu culpa voy a seguir en el anonimato. ¿quién se quedó con mi papel? carlos: mamá, nunca fue tu papel. lo hizo miss maruca. una ex maestra de urrutia. lidia: sí, miss ruca, claro. porque ha de haber estudiado en la academia de actuación de carlitos espejel. carlos: ¿me prestas tu teléfono? lidia: no. no, no, no. yo aquí en la casa no tengo teléfono. en la estética si, pero cuesta 10 pesos tres minutos. carlos: mamá, en todo el país cuesta un peso cada llamada. lidia: pero aquí cuesta 10 pesos tres minutos y lo hago para que las viejas chismosas no se queden colgadotas del teléfono. carlos: ah, cleo, ¿tienes el teléfono del director de la banda militar escolar? con el que desfilaste el año pasado en tu graduación de sexto de primaria. cleo: sí, claro. ¿quieres que te lo traiga? carlos: sí, pásame, órale. a ver, mira. mamá, para que no digas. ahí está. mira. lidia:

hi, cleo. i'm jamie! >> it's now home to dave's stepsister, cleo. >> i'd love to see inside. can i? >> thank you. it's not haunted or anything? >> not yet. >> after moving in, cleo and dave's parents do some home improvements. >> it required an electrician to go under the house, through the crawlspace, and he came out, and he made a statement like, "there's a tombstone under there." >> well, that explains what marguerite oswald did with the tombstone after the oklahoma teenage thieves returned it back in 1967. >> the tombstone was about midway, centered, under this bar. >> cleo, what did you think when you first saw the tombstone? >> goodness, i thought, "what on earth was a tombstone doing under my mother's house?" >> seems marguerite just wanted to secret the stone away, where nobody would think to look. >>the stone was wrapped in heavy plastic, placed behind a brick wall. it clearly shows oswald's date of birth and death. >> the discovery hits dallas tv news. >>the new owner of the residence is mrs. ida card. >> but notice. you only see a photo of the gravestone in this report. t

cleo: ¡hermanito mío! urrutia: ¡empleado mío!n voy a dormir? >> ¡suéltalo, inútil! asaltante: inútil, "cuchichona", ¿qué haces aquí? >> ya verás. méndigo, baboso, ¿pues qué crees que estás haciendo, eh? asaltante: pues pregúntame, hija, pregunta-- >> cállate, payaso. asaltante: ¿qué haces aquí, mi amor? >> ay, ¿cómo que qué? si yo estaba bien cómoda, en mi casa, viendo la comedia de las 12:00 y me la interrumpen para verte a ti asaltando esta bonita cafetería, mira nada más, de veras. asaltante: mi amor, lo hice por ti y por el bebé. tú me pediste que pidiera dinero. >> no, no, no, yo te pedí que pidieras trabajo, no que robaras. asaltante: pero mi vida-- >> ahora, soltando la pistola, y disculpándose con la gente, con el caballero, órale. asaltante: mi amor, es que yo te amo, chiquita. hasta pedí el coche de tus sueños, mi amor. ambos: ay. >> yo también te amo, chiquito, pero haces muchas estupideces. mira nomás, qué ejemplo para nuestro frijol. asaltante: no, no-- >> Ándale, entrégate, que eso es lo correcto. asaltante: sí, mi

. >> reporter: they found cleo on elegant palm daytona net. after an initial e-mail they were instructed to call a phone number. the person that answered seemed legitimate, even giving them instructions on the ten week old's diet. since cleo was in philadelphia they would have to have the puppy shipped so they sent a total payment of $660, expecting to have their newest family member the next day. >> we were sucked in like a >> reporter: it wasn't until the shipping company called asking for several hundred dollars to cover insurance that the people suspected they might have been scammed. >> it was shock, it was embarrassment. >> reporter: a hard broken chris filed a police report. >> i got the wake-up call that i threw $660 in the trash. >> reporter: we called the number the company gave the cavanaughs but did not get an answer despite repeated tries. we e-mailed them as a potential customer asking about cleo who just happened to still be available. we were e-mailed the exact same number. i asked the man why he would take money for a dog and

one look at cleo and you can understand why. even better, this dog came with >> i guess the fact that it seemed inexpensive is what moved us forward quickly. >> they were instructed to call a phone number. the person who answered seemed legitimate giving instructions on the ten-week old's diet. they would have to have the puppy shipped, so they sent a total payment of $660 expecting to have their newest family member the next day. >> we were sucked in like a vacuum. >> reporter: it wasn't until the shipping company called, asking for several hundred dollars to cover insurance that they us suspected they might have been scammed. embarrassment. >> asking about cleo who just happened to still be available. we were then e-mailed the exact same number. i asked the man why he would take money for a dog and not send the puppy. his response, it never happened and to have the client e-mail him. we dug a little deeper and found the website was registered to a panama company. the only online complaint we found was listed three weeks ago an

cleo: pero bueno, el hecho de que él halla renunciado no significa que tienes que irte, gael. tal caso que se vaya él, pero no nos dejes, gael. todos: [hablan a la vez] gael: cálmense, par de cochinotas. perdón que ando yo también por iztapalapa. lidia: bueno, está bien. ¿me dejas acariciar a la peludita? gael: ah, sí, sí, sí. se llama britney. lidia: ay, mira, trae el mismo corte de pelo que yo. gael: uy, y mi mujer la cuida y la consciente de una manera. no, mira, ven a ver. ven a ver todas las cosas que tiene la perrita. mira, trae baberito. trae su peinito. esteban: ay, qué bueno que llegaron, ¿eh? justo acabo de terminar de imprimir el contrato de carlos. briones: sí, pero, ¿dónde está el rottweiler, el perro que me atacó? esteban: ¿cuál rottweiler? ¿el chiquilín? ya está guardado. pásele, pásele. briones: es que no quiero otra escenita, no quiero nada. esteban: justo acabo de imprimir el contrato de carlos para playa del carmen. gina: ¡ay, playa del carmen! ¡sol fabuloso! briones: no tiene nada de fabuloso. odio la playa, la odio igual que a los perros o más. esteban: ¿m

. >> this is robuck and we have cleo and mavis. they're from the same litter. chihuahua terrier mixes eight weeks old. yeah, they're going to be available for adoption in the next day or so. they need to have their spay/neuter surgery. >> what is national puppy day mean for the east bay? >> it brings awareness of the puppies that we do have in our shelter. and making people aware that, you know, you can adopt from a shelter and get some really great dogs. >> is there anything special you're looking for today or any other type of awareness that you want people to know? >> sure, just adoption in general, adoption of all dogs, all cats. they all need their forever homes. >> yes, i imagine you have other animals besides puppies, but we're focused on puppies today. do you have anything special coming up in the next couple of weeks? put you on the spot. >> i know. next couple of weeks we have, let's see, april, we have a volunteer appreciation week that we are going to be honoring all of our supergreat volunteers that we have. >> tell us about those. how many volunte

>> i've admittedly done my share of fireworks in my time, i've never had one go dlofs off cleo me, thehock impact was nothing like i've experienced. naturally you turn and it was nothing like i've ever seen occur. >> smoke and debris, did you see the injured? >> the first explosion went off and my girl friend was directly in front of the counter. i turned and i realized what was happening. i turned toward her. the second one that occurred, i was already on my way over and getting her to the ground beside the countersor so i didn't see immediate aftermath, and we were trying to get out of the airport because we weren't sure if there was going to be a third. i glanced around the corner and i could see what appeared to be people lying on the ground. you said after the first explosion there were screams and after the second explosion there was dead silence. what was the time delay between the first and second blast? >> i'm going to guess maybe 10 to 15 seconds. i'm well youaware eyewitnesses never reliable in terms of timing. i would get 10 to 15 seconds. it was quick to the point where yo