i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. governor newsom just finished meeting with president trump in the oval office a couple of hours ago. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden has been tracking the developments. and, monica, these two really don't have the best relationship, to say the least. >> historically, no. dan, but we just got a press statement from the governor saying that the meeting went well. and as you noted, the two have really had a hot and cold relationship over the years. so how their relations stand after this meeting is not just critical for securing relief dollars, but also for other federal issues impacting california during president trump's second term. governor gavin newsom is making his rounds in the nation's capital. the california democrat meeting democrats and republicans in congress hoping to secure federal funding to help los angeles recover from last month's devastating wildfires. >> what's on my mind is what's on everybody's mind in the state is can we get past partizanship. >>

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. tonight we are on storm watch as we get ready for the rain and wind to arrive. >> all right, so to time it all out, let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, dan and ama, let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now, i am tracking that level three storm with the atmospheric river. it's going to start to rain in just a matter of an hour or two, but the rain will actually intensify late tonight. going into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning's commute is going to be a mess. you can see at 4 a.m. it is stormy weather, not only the heavy rain, but the wind. at 6 a.m. it's still going 1 p.m. we will have scattered downpours, but not quite as widespread. a flood watch is in effect for the entire bay area. 10 p.m. tonight until saturday night. flooding on roads, streams, creeks, rivers, shallow landslides are going to be a good possibility. high wind warning for the coast. you will notice in san francisco. 3 a.m. tomorrow until 10 a.m. friday. the wind gu

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. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. this idea comes from northeastern college, formerly known as mills college, but it's raising concerns about overpolicing and its legality. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to students and neighbors and has more. >> safety is a concern for many students at northeastern university in oakland. some, like the idea of the university having its own police force. >> oakland is not safe, and it would be nice to have, you know, that extra amount of safety. >> since its merger with mills college, northeastern has upgraded safety and security services. but in a memorandum of understanding, or mou submitted to the city of oakland, the university is seeking to create and pay for its own police department with all the powers of a police force, and to be allowed to patrol off campus in parts of east oakland. >> communities can't thrive. they can't expand. you can't really have a good quality of life if it's too dangerous to go outside. >> stephanie hayden is with the group east oakland

. >> and i'm dan ashley. here's a live look outside tonight. and the rain has moved out. but the cold is moving in. >> yes. let's get over to spencer christian. it is looking rather frosty of a weekend for us. spencer. >> all right. it's beginning to feel frosty already. here's a look at the satellite radar image. cold air mass moving in. it almost looks cold on this image as it's pushing into the bay area. and that's going to drop temperatures down to the freezing level in some places tonight. we have a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect for the bay area from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. those areas under the purple color there, the north bay interior valleys and the eastern santa clara hills are under the freeze warning. and those areas, low temperatures may go as low as 28 degrees in the blue areas. all of the bay area basically, except san francisco and the coastline. the frost advisory is in effect, and in those areas, lows could drop down to about 33 degrees. and as you look at the projected lows for tonight, you can see we're talking about 31 at santa rosa

. >> and i'm dan ashley. here's a live look outside tonight. and the rain has moved out. but the cold is moving in. >> yes. let's get over to spencer christian. it is looking rather frosty of a weekend for us. spencer. >> all right. it's beginning to feel frosty already. here's a look at the satellite radar image. cold air mass moving in. it almost looks cold on this image as it's pushing into the bay area. and that's going to drop temperatures down to the freezing level in some places tonight. we have a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect for the bay area from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. those areas under the purple color there, the north bay interior valleys and the eastern santa clara hills are under the freeze warning. and those areas, low temperatures may go as low as 28 degrees in the blue areas. all of the bay area basically, except san francisco and the coastline. the frost advisory is in effect, and in those areas, lows could drop down to about 33 degrees. and as you look at the projected lows for tonight, you can see we're talking about 31 at santa rosa

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. now, that announcement by california's attorney general is just the latest in a slew of legal actions against the trump administration. it comes hours after two bay area jurisdictions, san francisco and santa clara county, filed a lawsuit challenging the president's policies attacking sanctuary cities. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden joins us in studio. monica, didn't san francisco file a similar lawsuit during trump's first administration? you're right. ama and the city won. >> during trump's first term, the federal courts upheld sanctuary laws, finding that local jurisdictions are allowed to restrict local police from enforcing federal immigration laws. the big question now is, will that precedent hold this time? >> these are not idle threats. >> it's another san francisco trump face off. a group of blue cities and counties are suing the administration over its threats to withhold federal funding for their sanctuary city status. >> this is the federal government c

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. now, we can't blame wet roads for that crash, but more storms are coming. that could cause problems. and the changes start tonight. >> let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> sandhya, it's a level one storm tonight. but that's going up on thursday, correct? >> that's right. it will go to a level three on thursday. let's take a look at the now and then we'll talk about what's coming on live doppler seven. we have a lot of green on the screen. but so far none of this is reaching the ground. it's virga, so it's evaporating before it hits the ground later on tonight. that will change. now looking ahead, we have an atmospheric river heading our way and that's going to move in on thursday. it will become a level three tonight. it's a one. you'll see occasional showers developing late tonight. and here's a look at that timeline. so around 9 p.m. a few showers developing right along the coast line. mount hamilton starting to see it switch over to snow as we head towards

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. as you well know, homelessness is a chronic issue in the bay area, and it's especially noticeable in san francisco. >> yes, homelessness in the city is at record high levels. about 8300 people at the last count in 2024. 13% of those are families with children. we are talking about more than a thousand people, more than 400 family units. >> the number of homeless family members more than doubled since the pandemic. a bigger increase than any other demographic. three quarters of homeless families are living in shelters, not on the street. but that could soon change because the city is bringing back a pre-pandemic rule for families. living in shelters are now being told that they cannot stay there past 90 days. >> and we are working to build a better bay area. and sometimes that means identifying an issue and looking for answers. abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with families who are personally affected by the city's new rule. >> cindy veloz sleeps in a san francisco family shelter

. >> and i'm dan ashley. today's storm ranks level two on the exclusive abc7 news storm impact scale. that makes it a moderate storm. >> yes, it does make it worthy of team coverage, of course. and to see what the weather is doing to the bay area and where the worst is hitting right now. we want to begin with meteorologist sandhya patel, who is trackingst the storm, but i can't wait to get to cornell and his shot with all that wind and rain. sandhya. >> yeah. i mean, it is coming down where cornell is. ama and dan. let's take a look at live picture from the sierra. it is also coming down in the mountains right now. the snow is piling up. winter weather advisory. winter storm warning. excuse me. is going for the mountains. you can see it's a rain snow mix at this hour here. locally we are seeing quite a bit of wet weather here moving through. as we get you down to street level. radar, i'm going to show you where it is raining right around lagunitas. novato. you will notice lucas valley road, petaluma, penngrov

. >> credit for that because i use it all the time and i say i'm dan ashley.d they toss you out. >> just like that. just like that. right here, mr. ashley. yeah. you look familiar. >> and they chase you away after you use that name. >> your favorite sweet treat now comes at a bitter cost. chocolate prices are up because of a huge spike in the cost of cocoa. unpredictable weather and disease has caused the price of cocoa to double since just the beginning of 2024. hit a record high in december. and now, in response, retailers are setting higher prices on chocolate just in time for valentine's day. it's like anti-valentine's day. >> that's fine. just buy me some jewels instead. >> oh. >> about the same cost. >> oh. well. diamonds or dark chocolate? diamonds. dark chocolate. >> you know, i guess, i mean, obviously if their costs go up, they're going to pass it along. but in fairness, the chocolate sitting on the shelves now, they didn't pay more for the chocolate for the cocoa and the chocolate they've already manufactured. so to raise it before valentine's day,

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. this week's rain has already proven dangerous.am coverage

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the big game is coming back to the bay for the second time in ten years. and the third time ever. >> yes, 2026 is going to be a big year around here sports wise. the super bowl will be on february 8th and then the men's world cup arrives in june. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey shows you what local officials are planning to showcase the entire bay area. >> the big game is over. the confetti has fallen. and now the eyes of the football world turn to the bay area. >> from louisiana to levi's. now it's our turn to show what we've got. >> it's time to turn to san francisco bay area super bowl 60. >> we will make super bowl 60 the best super bowl in history. >> with the handoff from new orleans brass. the bay area host committee is on the clock as it ticks towards super bowl 60 at levi's stadium. ten years after santa clara played host to super bowl 50, the big game returns to the moscone center is being targeted once again as the site for events like radio row and the super bowl

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. it happened yesterday in the mission district, leaving six people injured and ending in the arrest of two women. >> abc seven news reporter louis pena has the latest on the story. >> it was a san francisco police chase, the first minutes caught on camera by this driver on 19th avenue. minutes later, all ending here with the suspects crashing into the napper. tandy sports park parklet with multiple people inside watching the super bowl. >> any time there's people in the parklet, we know there's going to be a certain amount of individuals involved and the severity because of the vehicle. >> san francisco fire confirming six people, including a minor, were injured. this, as many saw the parklets roof collapse. now many are questioning the safety of parklets like this one that were first allowed in san francisco in 2021 to help many businesses survive with outdoor spaces during the pandemic. >> the parklets are usually built out of two by fours, which is common lumber and a lot of plexigl

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the impact ranges from money for sanctuary cities to funding for electric vehicle charging stations. >> but we begin with policy regarding transgender athletes. and as abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey explains, a meeting at the california interscholastic federation council got very heated. >> be brave. stand up for girls. save girls sports. >> at friday's california interscholastic federation council meeting, the message from a group of students, parents and organizations was clear. they say the president, the ncaa and the country are taking a hard stance in protecting girls sports and banning trans athletes. and now they believe it's time for the cif to do the same. >> i'm here on behalf of every female and their families with common sense that say we are not okay with this and demand that you comply with the executive executive order that was signed by our president to ban biological males from all female sports. >> the cif is the governing body for high school sports in califo

dan, ashley and i are excited to co-host it with david lui and diane lim joining us.tter see you either out on the parade route or joining us live on tv or on streaming. thanks for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts now. i'll see you back >>> tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air involving president trump's trade war with canada and mexico. after two phone calls with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, what president trump has now just

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we are tracking rain and even some snow falling in the bay area tonight. looking live outside, we've seen the occasional raindrop on our cameras. >> let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the wet weather returning. sandhya. >> yeah, it's a wintry mix tonight. dan, let's take a look at a live picture from our sfo camera. and it's a wet runway out there. we have seen some areas of rain. level one system moving in. as we zoom in a little bit closer, you can see that some of it is switching over to snow right over the summit. mount hamilton has seen snow. it is rain showers from daly city heading out towards san leandro. so far only a few hundredths to about 8/800 of an inch of rain. as we go into midnight. we're going to continue to see this wintry mix 2:00 in the morning in the southern part of our viewing area. and then here comes the heavier rain tomorrow night. that's when a flood watch goes up. for most of the bay area, flooding is possible on streams,

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. there are evacuations still in effect for flooded rivers and landslides in the north bay, with dozens of roads shut down in sonoma county alone. let's get straight to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the timeline for the next storm. heading our way. >> sandhya, the rain is starting up in time for the morning drive for a lot of folks. >> that's right, dan, and it's going to move in right as that commute begins. so the problems are not completely over yet. from our live picture from mount tam. this is a temporary lull. level two system is headed in our direction. you can see it here on live doppler seven. and as we take a look at some of the concerns, a flood watch is in effect for the north bay. grounds are saturated. any more rain that falls on top of swollen streams and creeks will lead to the possibility of flooding. flood warning is still in effect for the russian river at guerneville that saw moderate flooding earlier this morning. the river water is receding. 7:00 y

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. fortunately, we are not. unfortunately, we're not seeing flooding and downed trees of the same scale we saw earlier this week, thank goodness. but the wet weather is still having an impact. we're still sitting on a two on our storm impact scale. tonight, scattered showers made for a slick evening drive. windshield wipers were moving fast on 101 in rohnert park. as you can see. >> and looking live out at a rainy night in san jose and a snowy night in lake tahoe. we saw a few flurries coming down there. let's get right to abc seven news meteorologist andy patel, who is tracking our weather. sandhya. >> yeah, and you know what? ama and dan. let's take a look at these live pictures right now, and you will notice that it is quieter. but there are some snowflakes from zephyr cove and golden gate and emeryville do have some wet roadways out there, because the showers that came through on live doppler seven. we are going to get you into street level radar where we are going to be tracking some of that wet weather. bu

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.coming back to the bay for the second time in ten years. and the third time ever. >> yes, 2026 is going to be a big year around here sports wise. the super bowl will be on february 8th and then the men's world cup arrives in june. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey shows you what local officials are planning to showcase the entire bay area. >> the big game is

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we are tracking rain and even some snow falling in the bay area tonight. looking live outside, we've seen the occasional raindrop on our cameras. >> let's go to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the wet weather returning. sandhya. >> yeah, it's a wintry mix tonight. dan, let's take a look at a live picture from our sfo camera. and it's a wet runway out there. we have seen some areas of rain. level one system moving in. as we zoom in a little bit closer, you can see that some of it is switching over to snow right over the summit. mount hamilton has seen snow. it is rain showers from daly city heading out towards san leandro. so far only a few hundredths to about 8/800 of an inch of rain. as we go into midnight. we're going to continue to see this wintry mix 2:00 in the morning in the southern part of our viewing area. and then here comes the heavier rain tomorrow night. that's when a flood watch goes up. for most of the bay area, flooding is possible on streams,

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.and it's especially noticeable in san francisco. >> yes, homelessness in the city is at record high levels. about 8300 people at the last count in 2024. 13% of those are families with children. we are talking about more than a thousand people, more than 400 family units. >> the number of homeless family members more than doubled since the pandemic. a bigger increase than any other demographic. three quarters of homeless families are living in shelters, not on the street. but that could soon change because the city is bringing back a pre-pandemic r

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. fortunately, we are not. unfortunately, we're not seeing flooding and downed trees of the same scale we saw earlier this week, thank goodness. but the wet weather is still having an impact. we're still sitting on a two on our storm impact scale. tonight, scattered showers made for a slick evening drive. windshield wipers were moving fast on 101 in rohnert park. as you can see. >> and looking live out at a rainy night in san jose and a snowy night in lake tahoe. we saw a few flurries coming down there. let's get right to abc seven news meteorologist andy patel, who is tracking our weather. sandhya. >> yeah, and you know what? ama and dan. let's take a look at these live pictures right now, and you will notice that it is quieter. but there are some snowflakes from zephyr cove and golden gate and emeryville do have some wet roadways out there, because the showers that came through on live doppler seven. we are going to get you into street level radar where we are going to be tracking some of that wet weather. bu

. >> and i'm dan ashley.act scale. that makes it a moderate storm. >> yes, it does make it worthy of team coverage, of course. and to see what the weather is doing to the bay area and where the worst is hitting right now. we want to begin with meteorologist sandhya patel, who is trackingst the storm, but i can't wait to get to cornell and his shot with all that wind and rain. sandhya. >> yeah. i mean, it is coming down where cornell is. ama and dan. let's take a look at live pict

dan, ashley and i are excited to co-host it with david lui and diane lim joining us. we better see you either out on the parade route or joining us live on tv or on streaming. thanks for joining us. world news tonight with david muir starts now. i'll see you back >>> tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air involving president trump's trade war with canada and mexico. after two phone calls with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, what president trump has now just agreed to. just hours after putting tariffs on hold for mexico, after a call with mexico's president. markets rattle overnight and this morning. the market swings. and the conservative "wall street journal" calling this the dumbest trade war in history with millions of americans bracing for the potential for higher prices. so, what the president got from mexico and canada tonight. and he was asked in the oval office, were you paying attention to the markets, did you blink? >>> also tonight, new questions about elon musk's role, now a special government employee, so, what is that? and democrats to

. >> and i'm dan ashley. storm impact scale. we're talking several inches of rain which could cause flooding. likely will conditions will be dangerous enough that watches and warnings have been issued. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is looking at what's coming for us. sandhya, it is going to be stormy as we head into the overnight hours and going into tomorrow morning. let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now we have some gentle light rain showing up on our mount tam

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the storms in the forecast this week could bring more rain to rain spots already still drying out. a sonoma county supervisor says last week's heavy rain and wind caused landslides flooding. all of that totaled $7.5 million in damage. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke to people who lost their homes and shows us what the county is doing to help. >> we lost all of our furniture. we lost our beds, our dressers, our desks, most of my storage unit, that's right there, we lost all that. >> you can see caitlyn ellison and her kids lost pretty much everything. during the recent guerneville flooding, a nonprofit called the russian river alliance put them up in a hotel for four nights, but they won't be able to go home for at least 4 to 6 weeks. >> so we have one more night there, and then our neighbor has a fifth wheel trailer with an extra room, she said. we could stay in there, which is. >> sounds like it's night to night. >> it's night to night. it's day by day. it's step by step,

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. there are evacuations still in effect for flooded rivers and landslides in the north bay, with dozens of roads shut down in sonoma county alone. let's get straight to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the timeline for the next storm. heading our way. >> sandhya, the rain is starting up in time for the morning drive for a lot of folks. >> that's right, dan, and it's going to move in right as that commute begins. so the problems are not completely over yet. from our live picture from mount tam. this is a temporary lull. level two system is headed in our direction. you can see it here on live doppler seven. and as we take a look at some of the concerns, a flood watch is in effect for the north bay. grounds are saturated. any more rain that falls on top of swollen streams and creeks will lead to the possibility of flooding. flood warning is still in effect for the russian river at guerneville that saw moderate flooding earlier this morning. the river water is receding. 7:00 y

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us.se problems. and the changes start tonight. >> let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> sandhya, it's a level one storm tonight. but that's going up on thursday, correct? >> that's right. it will go to a level three on thursday. let's take

. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the storms in the forecast this week could bring more rain to rain spots already still drying out. a sonoma county supervisor says last week's heavy rain and wind caused landslides flooding. all of that totaled $7.5 million in damage. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke to people who lost their homes and shows us what the county is doing to help. >> we lost all of our furniture. we lost our beds, our dressers, our desks, most of my storage unit, that's right there, we lost all that. >> you can see caitlyn ellison and her kids lost pretty much everything. during the recent guerneville flooding, a nonprofit called the russian river alliance put them up in a hotel for four nights, but they won't be able to go home for at least 4 to 6 weeks. >> so we have one more night there, and then our neighbor has a fifth wheel trailer with an extra room, she said. we could stay in there, which is. >> sounds like it's night to night. >> it's night to night. it's day by day. it's step by step,

. >> and i'm dan ashley for spencer kristen larry beil all of us. we appreciate your time right >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, cynthia erivo, sean evans and music from riley green, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. welcome. very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in hollywood, california as we begin another amazing journey of "the bachelor" and we wrap up another season of nfl football. the super bowl matchup is set. it will be a rematch of the teams that played two years ago, the philadelphia eagles against the kansas chiefs. the chiefs are looking to become the first professional sports team to threepeat since the lakers in 2002. taylor swift has now been to more super bowls than the jets. [ laughter ] as of today. the eagles ran it up on the commanders, yesterday, after which eagles fans took to the streets for the kind of subdued and respectful celebration we've come to expect from the city of brothe

. >> and i'm dan ashley. this upcoming storm ranks level three on the exclusive abc7 news storm impact scale. we're talking several inches of rain which could cause flooding. likely will conditions will be dangerous enough that watches and warnings have been issued. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is looking at what's coming for us. sandhya, it is going to be stormy as we head into the overnight hours and going into tomorrow morning. let's take a look at live doppler seven. right now we have some gentle light rain showing up on our mount tam cam that is going to be changing as we go to. live doppler seven i'm going to zoom in on where we are seeing some of that rain falling right now. mill valley, larkspur, paradise drive taking you into street level radar. the wider perspective showing you that atmospheric river. it's a strong level three storm that is moving in later tonight, and the rainfall intensity will be picking up by 10 p.m. some moderate pockets of rain move in, and then the downpours

kristen and dan ashley will be your hosts, along with people along the parade route.s year's grand marshal, a legendary actress and producer whose career spanned more than 40 years. >> abc seven news anchor dion lim sat down for a meal with joan chen to chat about her career and her love of san francisco and chinatown. >> every time i come here, i always order that crab. every dish is great. >> we met joan chen for a traditional banquet style meal at the longtime chinatown staple orange lounge, which has been serving up authentic cantonese food since 1985. >> and this is a special new year dish. these seaweeds are in chinese. bok choy, fat choy. so it's very good fortune. yeah. >> joan has done it all in the entertainment industry as an acclaimed actor in iconic films such as the last emperor and also as a producer, but she has never been grand marshal for the chinese new year parade. >> oh my god. yeah, i don't know what i'm supposed to do. what am i supposed to do? >> i promise it'll be so easy. just wave okay? to all of your fans. >> joan first visited san francisc

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm

. >> more with keith morrison: four years after ashley fallis' death her husband tom was on trial for murder. dane courtroom for opening statements. the room was packed. you have ashley's parents who were there, a lot of family members, aunts, uncles, and even just people from the public who were interested in this case. keith morrison: the prosecution's allegation was perfectly clear. tom fallis argued with his wife, and in a fit of rage, shot and killed her. at the conclusion of this case after you've received all of the evidence you will be convinced, beyond a reasonable doubt, that it is him who pulled the trigger. keith morrison: prosecution witnesses said ashley was in high spirits at her new year's eve party, not at all suicidal. she was happy the whole night, laughing, smiling. she was dancing with her children, interacting with all the guests. keith morrison: tom though, ashley's uncle john testified about tom's sudden blow up when he discovered ashley asked him for a joint. and i was sort of taken back by it because everything was fun that night and all of a sudden, boom. so i was just

ashley dvorkin. >> it is puppy bowl time. and so i am joined again by referee dan schachner.also have elizabeth kegley of angel city pit bulls here again, which is one of the featured rescues. this year. we also have our special guest tell me who we have here. >> so you are holding ruth, who is trying a little bit to make a run for it. and then we have riley and rya here. >> the adoptable puppies joined us as we previewed the canine cuteness in store. >> it's our biggest and best ever. we've got 142 dogs representing 80 different shelters across 40 states in this country and one other country, nicaragua. so we're international this year. and the idea, of course, is to get as many dogs out there in the spotlight as possible so they can be adopted. >> angel city pitbulls has a couple players featured. it's an la based rescue, which right now has been doing work to help displaced dogs due to the wildfires. >> our primary role at angel city pitbulls in the wildfire response has been to partner to work alongside great organizations like best friends animal society and paws for lif