>> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. pac-12 record with 357 yards. reuben mays with 357. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. and matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko al

>> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. reuben mays with 357.7 yards. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. a matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko alonso flinfling s him to

>> gus: ha ha ha. watch kyle long. 74 was at the top of your screen. >> charles: hroniss grasu, 55, also with a nice block. but they always talk about big runs, gus. the first seven yards belong to the offensive line and the running back. anything beyond that you credit the guys out wide, wide receivers, flat guys, to escort you that much farther down the field. i think everyone on oregon did a nice job getting the blocks. >> gus: kenjon barner, record-setting day. pac-12 record with 357 yards. reuben mays with 357. >> charles: washington state. >> gus: versus oregon in '84. >> charles: i remember that year well. we played against reuben mays, my tennessee team played against reuben mays and that washington state team. mark griffin was quarterbacking. they came to knoxville and we outlasted them that night. >> gus: so, sc will get the ball at the 35. with 1:52 to go. down 62-45. matt barkley, 29 of 48, 412 yards passing, 4 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. and matt barkley complete to marqise lee as kiko al

his name is gus. on monday, thieves stole this german short hair pointer mix during a break-in. >> i was sobbing. i was hysterical. i didn't trust myself to think straight. >> reporter: she came home from work. >> they walked in and went through this door. >> reporter: their other two dogs were still around but little gus is gone. >> the loss is our loss. gus is a special little guy and it men a lot to our family so we're hoping that he'll be able to come back. >> reporter: gus was meant to be a companion to the couple's 20-year-old daughter kate shelf has special needs and the two already created a strong bond. >> they didn't know our situation. they don't know about gus being close to or bonding with a special needs daughter. and just the importance of him to us. >> reporter: this is the third dognapping during a burglary in the bay area in the past month. in early okay, this 10-year-old san jose girl was reunited with her dog niko. they're hoping for the same happy ending. >> there is no way to rep

>> gus: yes, he would. >> charles: faster, faster. >> gus: barner. first down. fifth of the day. but a flag on the play. >> charles: coming back. be a hold against oregon. >> referee: holding, offense, number 85. ten-yard penalty. still second down. >> gus: it's farrell brown. >> charles: look, texas a&m for alabama will not beeasy, folks, did you see johnny football at quarterback? they're playing better and better, at tcu, at baylor, texas

. >> you can't replace gus, only gus replaces gus. >> the burglary that robbed a family of more than just their prized possessions. we'll tell you what makes this little guy so special and how the family is fighting to get gus back. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> a peninsula couple is desperate to get their stolen puppy back home because it helps their special needs daughter. take a look at gus. he's an 11-week-old german short hair pointer mix. he was stolen from michael and nina's redwood city home where he was trained to be a companion dog do their 22-year-old daught daughter. they are desperate for his return. >> there's no way to replace gus. you can't replace gus. only g

. >> there's no way to replace gus. you can't replace gus. only gus replaces gus. >> the burglary that robbed a family of more than just their prized possessions. we'll tell you what makes gus so special and how the family is fighting just to get him back, just ahead. >>> companies in silicon valley and san francisco will have to figure out what to do about the violence in the middle east. we'll tell you the connection coming up. >>> also hitting the brakes on bay area startups. we'll tell you why cabs will not share the road with app-sharing companies in san francisco. we'll have that just ahead. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:12. you often see posters of lost dogs but a peninsula puppy was stolen and it is essential to helping a young woman with special needs. marla tellez joins us in our studio with more on our story. >> reporter: laura, good morning. a home was broken into earlier this week. thieves got away with jewelry and electronics but that's not what the couple cares about. they simply want this little guy back. look at him. take a l

gus, saying his name which is a big deal for her, she would call him gus gus. >> we're assuming someonesw gus and thought he was valuable to sell or keep as a pet. >>t@ény r td the family is turng to social media and asking for help. >> the cfa plans to -- tsa is planning to roll out a new screening program. sfo is expecting a record number of passengers again this holiday season. officials believe 3% travelers will be going through the airport compared to last year. the airport expects a new record for the year exceeding the record of the 470,000 passengers. in sacramento today they had a warm welcome after spending two weeks restoring power to more thanlÑ 20,000 victims of the storm. >> a compromise reached between safeway and local residents on expansion of a rock ridge supermarket. safeway agreed to reduce the size of the project by 8,000 square feet. instead of putting the store on an upper level it will be ground level with parking on top. this just hours after the votes was set to vote on an appeal. and coastus says it is bankruptcy saying does it not have resources to survive th

she'd call him gus gus. >> police are now investigating the crime. >> we're taking it very seriously. assuming that someone thought he was keeping the pet for their own. >> the family posting flyers and turning to social need meeda for help. >> i've had friends talking to their friends who live in the bay area. so that thank god for facebook. >> and and the family hoped to train him they know his temperment is a perfect companion for the daughter. >> please don't hurt him. take care of him. bring him back home. >> now, amount of the cash reward is not yet determined. police trying to track stolen mfdz to see if that didn't help lead them. in redwood city, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. we have very important health news now. black women are more likely to die of breast cancer than any other racial group. that is according to a study. cdc found breast cancer rates dropped over 20 years and while black women have fewer new cases there are 40% more likely to die from the disease than women finding black women do not get the same quality treatment for breast cancer as white women. >> t

she can't really speak that well but she would call him gus-gus. >> we are assuming that somebody saw gus and thought he was valuable dog to sell or keep as pet. >> they are offering a reward and posting flyers and turning social media for help. >> in san rafael, two teenager girls fought off a man with a knife. it happened last night in an apartment h. two of them were living there. one fought with the attacker and other called 911. hispanic male, 19-25 age with a thin build. dark skin, high cheekbones and sun spots on his face. he also received substantial facial injuries and possible stab wounds to the upper body. >>> the city of san francisco is being sued tonight and share the facts with you. it's a legal action fighting for the right to be naked in public. carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: a preemptive strike or a publicity stunt. why the nudists are heading to the federal courthouse. they are asking for a judge for a temporary restraining order from banning a fundamental freedom. >> i'm trying to protect my clients that is guaranteed by the united states constitution. >

take a look at little gus. he's an 11-week-old german short hair pointer mix. he weighs just 12 pounds. michael and nina got him soon after he was born. he was being trained to be a companion dog to their 20-year-old special needs daughter kate. up until thieves broke in monday that's exactly what he was becoming. gus and kate have created a strong bond and without him life is that much harder for kate and they have a message for whatever took him. >> the loss is that it's our loss. gus is really a special little guy and meant a lot to our family, so we're hoping that, you know, he'll be able to come back. >> we just want our puppy back. >> reporter: to bring gus home, nina and michael are recruiting others to help. this morning we'll be at woodside high school where they're hoping students will get in on the search. they're also offering a reward. if you see gus out and about, please call redwood city police. >> he's such a cutie too. >> those little eyes will break your heart. >> yeah. >> please take the dog back. 5:07. we check in with christina loren. the w

. 20-year-old kate was bonding with the puppy the family hoped to train gus to alert caregivers when kate is -- when kate is on the verge of suffering a see sherr. >> she can't speak that well. >> we are taking it seriously assuming somebody saugus and thought he was valuable to sell or keep. >> the family is offering a -- reward and posting fliers and turning to social media for help. >>> a group of nudists taking san francisco to court over measure banning public nudity they rallied outside the courthouse yesterday the suit is asking for a temporary restraining order against the measure if the board of supervisors approve i. the board is set to take the measure up next tuesday. opponents say being naked in public is protected political speech. >>> add the ferry building being blue, a beacon of support for world diabetes day, landmarks and cities across the world, including the empire state building are lit up. >>> soda gets a lot of blame for our nation's obesity problem. new study shows booze is just as bad. cdc found adults get almost as many empty calories from alchohol as from

. >>> meet gus the police dog. german shepherd and his handler officer steve vega went through four weeks of k-9 training together. gus lives with the officer and his family. he joined the force through private citizens. >>> today at 5:00, we have you covered for thig, whether it's hitting the road or staying here. we'll have the travel conditions as well as the forecast for the neighborhood where you live. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. also we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a brand new medicare prescription drug plan. it's called the aarp medicarerx saver plus plan from unitedhealthcare. and it's for people who want the lowest part d premium in the united states... only $15 a month. and copays could be as low as a dollar. so call unitedhealthcare now to enroll or learn more. with this plan, you can save 40% or more on your copays by using a preferred network pharmacy, like walgreens. for example, a network copay of $

the 11-week-old chocolate lab named gus was stolen from a home yesterday just off el camino real. the burglars also took electronics and jewelry, but the residents are most interested in getting gus back. when he was taken, he was wearing a color with a blue bone id tag with his name on it. >>> as we first reported last night, the man accused of murdering morgan hill teenager sierra lamar now faces three additional charges of attempted kidnapping. this is unrelated to the lamar case. antolin garcia-torres allegedly tried to kidnap three different women in march of 2009. the attacks happened at the safeway stores on dunn avenue and tenant avenue in morgan hill. garcia torres allegedly used a stun gun during one of the attacks. today safeway shoppers recall the fear they experienced back in 2009. >> i actually came, like, during the day, but he was actually -- i heard he was doing them during bright light. so it was just a scary feeling. i actually did not bring my kids with me. >> she says at one point she even stopped shopping at that safeway. she is relieved that garcia torres is

meet gus, the first day on the job with his handler officer steve vega was on monday. they recently completed a four- week training. gus is one of two k-9 teams added to the department and donations from burlingame residents made the k-9 teams a reality. >> a little programming note. the cbs special person to person with charlie rose and lara logan airs tonight. one of the guest stars, new orleans saints quarterback drew brees. >> he is a great guy first of all and that he clearly is a football hero who feels that his celebrity should be used for good things and he has been part of the rebuilding of new orleans and obviously because of the super bowl is a huge hero down there. >> drew is going to be joined by his wife, other guests including sean penn, olympic gold medallest gabby douglas and alisha keys. you can catch person to person tonight at 10:00 here on cbs 5. >>> it is 4:56 right now. a new attack along the gaza border threatens a fragile truce. >> and bringing scattered families together during the holidays. the digital solution that goes beyond skype. >> and

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so when a parent pointed out gure out to a sheriff's gu, but he said he had a letter from the diases, the church as he called it giving him permission to work the festival which is allowed under the law. >> you could be a registered offend, but if you have written statement from an administrator, that's legal. >> reporter: the policy has been charged so gures was not breaking the law. i couldn't this guy jumped through all the hoops to be able to volunteer. if that's a problem, then there's a problem with the system, not a problem with the dises, not a problem with the school, and not a problem with him. >> reporter: some parents say the law is one thing, and then the diese as he is another. some parents are already meeting tonight with church officials to discuss the decision-making process. in san jose robert honda, ktvu channel two news. >> crews in daly city where thousands of gallons of mud and water flooded the streets. officials say that 97,000 gallons of water was released when a water main broke on contusion. that's twice the amount first sought. tonight -- to keep more water

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my name is gus hernandez, editor of the alamo square news letter. i also want to offer my support for this irrigation plant, long overdue. like commissioner bonia said. you know, we are very excited about . this we are going to be partnering with your department and park and rec and puc to mack sure the outreach is done properly. our news letter goes out every other month. we will cover and provide updates in the news letter, thank you. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else? being none, public comment is closed. >> commissioners? moved by commissioner -- >> second. >> seconded by commissioner bonia. all in favor, opposed. hearing none, that is yan, thank you. >> we are now on item 10. the transit center district plan priorities for open space impact fee revenues. >> good morning, commissioners. recreation parks department. apologize for my voice. the fact you got your staff report late due my sniffles. as you recall in september this commission held an informational hearing on the transit center district plan where you heard about plan developments,

. >>> other bay area headlines, police in redwood city want to know if you have seen gus. the chocolate lab was stolen during a burglary on west oakwood boulevard on monday. the crooks also took jewelry and electronics. anyone with information is asked to call the redwood city police. >>> four people are safe but homeless after a house fire in el sobrante. it happened on sherwood forest drive about 12:30 this morning. fire crews knocked the fire down in 20 minutes. one firefighter suffered a minor injury to his art. damage is estimated at $80,000. one firefighter suffered a minor injury to his arm. >>> the commercial crab fishermen headed out this afternoon. they will get $3 per pound. you can expect to pay about twice that. word is the crabs are bigger this year but there are fewer of them. >>> crews are work against the clock in the daly city neighborhood buried by a mud slide. they are trying to shore up the hillside before the rain hits. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez with how exactly they are doing that. joe. >> reporter: hey, allen. from this perspective you can see the

in maine, an gus king won the seat being vacated by owe limp gentleman olympia snowe. for more analysis on the state of the congress, here's senior political reporter. >> reporter: president obama will not have long to celebrate his election night victory.comi back to debate the fiscal cliff. this is the combination of spending cuts and tax hikes that economists say could plunge the united states into recession if it takes effect at the end of the year. now, house speaker john boehner says they are looking to kick the can down the road pep doesn't want to deal with a lame duck congress, but that's our next big fight. there will also be a big fight in the republican party. republicans will look at what happened in this election and try to figure out what's next. some will say we've nominated two straight relative moderates. john mccain and mitt romney. and we've lost both times. the lesson they will take from that is it's time to move to the right. it's time to have a true believer as the party standard bearer in 2016. other republicans will say, you know he what, we're

what was reported that could make gus sick. plus: on the east coast... adding insult to injury.m brings cold and wet weather to the victims of s. and camping out for a chanct free food. another chick- fil-a opens in the bay area. will this one court the same controversy? join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning... beginng at 4:30. good morning. it's thursday, novermber 8th. i', >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c. clearing, 52. sunshine in atlanta, 60. sunny in st. louis, 56. same thing in denver, 63 and passing showers in seattle, 48 degrees. degrees. >>> >>> educators are celebrating in california today after voters passed proposition 30 tuesday. it increases the state's sales tax and raises taxes on the rich. college students will be spared another round of tuition increases and as john blackstone tells us this morning younger students will avoid a much shorter school year. >> let's raise our taxes for our kids, for our schools, for our california dream. >> reporter: california's governor jerry brown celebrated a victory he spent m

writing can also give you insights into what specifically t nt meouava gu out. test, take a few minutes. write about your feelings. it should make all the difference. >> i guess you can call that the "wtewatoaka test. thanks, dr. beock. >> you're welcome. and good luck on your next test. >> to mark our 10th year on tv, ea wk,e ke lk ck at one of the stories we've covered. >> it's a truck that goes off-road. way f-ad this is a ston duck. it's a truck that's not afraid to get wet. >> this is, i believe, our 12th season on the boston duck tours. >> we took a special ride on the boston duck tour. it's a way to see the city from land a wern e me vehicle. the ducks were around long before this tour began. they go all the way back to world war ii. anwh ia st dk? >> a boston du is basically a world war ii amphibious landing craft that has been converted into a touring vehicle. so we take people ound the city of boston on land and then also into the charles river. these vehicles were used for a lot of different things during world war ii. and mainly they were used as a s

he believed jesus was a good gu he believed he was one of the most important philosophers ever but he didn't like christnity and he was able to separate out christianity from jesus, say no to christianity and say yes to yeast. >> how many of the colonists, what percentage were religiously affiliated or h had religious beliefs in some specific denomination? >> i'm not sure the perntage. but much smaller percentage of churchgoers than we have now. something more on the order of, i don't know, one out of five rather than the vast majority. and those who were christians and who did go to crunch typically didn't think a lot about jesus either. >> how much did jefferson take out of the bible? >> took out about 9/10 of the saying of jesus, tenth survived. >> took out the miracles? >> miracles, anything that sounded to him like calvinist theology, to jesus like god or healing and he took out the rest your ration, ends the story with the crucifix. >> did the early founders view the united states as a christian organization? >> nasa a good question. some of them did and many did not but i think

. >> so what's going to happen with an gus t. jones? that's all anybody cares about. >> okay.f course angus wants to save his paycheck. so he's apologizing. he apologized to the producers. he said, quote, i apologize if my remarks reflect me showing a indifference and disrespect to my colleagues and lack of appreciation of the extraordinary opportunity which i have been blessed. i never intended that. >> so let me ask you, has he apologized for throwing jesus under the bus now? because has jesus changed his mind? >> he's just confusioned. he's a teenager that's a little confused. maybe he's still going through puberty. but the other thing is that -- >> you would thougknow. >> charlie sheen says the show is cursed obviously. he left the show and now angus seems to be leaving. >> lewis, we didn't have anytime. we have to go to break. but there's a second question americans are asking. when the hell are we going to take care of this middle east crisis by sending kim kardashian over there to the embattled green zone? >> that's right, kim ckardashia wants to promote her milk shake

after that and legendary coach you're not skiles allows gus was replaced with another familiar face at torrey messina will help the team when they get really twice in the last six years and finding the right balance with the new squad was his primary task. on the first day of his return to moscow however whether the roll through is half new or not winning everything is almost a requirement for anyone supporting the army in minsk uniforms knowing you are going to scare you expected to fight them to the very last game in every competition for sure that everybody wants. to be in final four but also i think that the bit if you just admitted bolton because it is becoming a very important league. sonny weans is one of three american players who join says call this year while his combat troops dion's a christmas and arab league jackson are getting up to speed with the rest of the team forwards weems already managed to become one of the euro league's top five scorers averaging over sixteen points per game the forwards are on the raptors store now aims to what it all with say scott we can be no

clinch their fourth straight when he won mark on the book the deadlock with a header and local boyle and gus i have seen the final score dribbling past two defenders to fire home rubin one to neil to go for a while line asleep to second bottom. of. spark ducks three game winning run came to an end after being held one all by injury he will get the red and white capped and me to come but i've opened after thirty minutes with this big dekel a free kick but deep into first half stoppage time alexander sullivan was unmarked in the box and didn't miss vulgar then held for the draw despite finishing with just nine men as to matilda's big dumping here is after all the substitute had been made. sure i. finally combined clinched their thirty three in four games with the. you know hammering off rock bottom or doing it the visitors took the lead after just ten minutes thanks to an unfortunate on goal by paddles to finance you but i am a baldy made it to after half an hour with a fantastic shot from outside the box and early in the second half i asked as billy's beat the keeper to match his third goal i

and the independent an gus king will be picking up main republican pickup there was one previously held ben nelson will now go to defeat inging democrat bob kerry. a lot of very close and very interesting. the repub pick. democrats got three pickups. still got three too close to call. when you look at the races that have been some big results. in wisconsin we have tommy thompson, four-term governor being defeated tammy the first time an openly gay woman is elected to the united states senate. first time any none openly gay perte. in new mexico, a very seed. martin heinrich won thatmissouri i would have been difficult ts joshmente the first time we have discussed these races tonight. this was an unexpectedly tough race for a very blue stais. the senate at this hour the democrats with 51e republicans with 44 seats. a lot of people onto thet many projected they could increase themargins.tn in the stahampshire. hassan thenning. there's two congressional districts. shea- shea-porter wins the first congressional district. in the other congressional district and new hampshire district two, loo

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