. >> i have been with animal control for about six years, i spent a year in the kennel and then the office came up and i started doing it and it really fit. it's really the job for me. and animals i have to handle and i know what i am doing, i rarely get scared. [whistle]. we do a lot of investigations and most are not as bad as people report but everyone once in a while they are. and i had one and people had moved out and the dog was in the inside and it makes me teary and when the dog is in the backyard, and i can pull an animal out of a horrible environment and feel good. >> where does this animal go after this? >> they go for the shots and then the kennel. >> and if they just found this, and once we enter everything in the computer and they can track to find out if the dog went back home. we hold them for five days. >> this is a stray dog and it came in today and we immobilize it and then put it in a room with food and water. >> and then evaluate for medical behavior and see if anyone is interested in adopting then. >> we want to be sure that their behavior is good for the average adop

yet the akc has no idea what goes on at many of those kennels.breeders are there that have akc-registered dogs? >> that's a great question. we don't know. >> reporter: you don't know? >> i don't know. no, i'm sorry. >> reporter: what percentage of breeders that do have akc registered dogs end up getting inspected? >> we've done 55,000 inspections since 2000. >> reporter: what percentage of breeders get inspected? >> it's varies. >> reporter: ballpark. >> i don't know. >> reporter: how many inspectors? >> nine inspectors. >> reporter: that cover the entire country? >> that's correct. >> reporter: do you think that's an adequate number? >> that's the number we have. >> reporter: and there's more. animal rights groups say the akc is actually protecting bad breeders. fighting laws that would regulate breeders based on the number of dogs they have. and require new standards or inspections. you have opposed laws in several states that would crack down on breeders. why? >> we oppose breeder limit laws because it's not the number of dogs that you own. it

i helped try to find the little kennel. we found the kennel and the door was open.renee says he could kick the door open. she was hopeful. as you see people come back to the neighborhoods to nothing, to houses that are turned into splinters. that is what they are hoping for, maybe to find a pet or old china or jewelry, to find something for the memories. as you noted so many of them who have lived through this before including the big one in '99 this devastation here now they say they love this community. it's where they go to church and their kids go to school and they plan on staying. >> we are going to be talking to you more throughout the day as we hear from more people. john makes an important point, people searching not just for their family members but also for their four legged family members, their pets. a lot of people have come up to me talking to me about the animals they are looking for. a lot of shelters trying to collect the animals and reunite them. we are going to speak live with the governor who served oklahoma in 1999 and talk about the recover fr

>> the dog was in the kennel.er in the kennel in the room and i was just like, son, i'm so sorry. and then we pulled her out of the rubble yesterday and she was just perfect. it's just amazing. the house is just mangled and there she is in the kennel. she didn't even use the restroom in it. she got out and i fell in the mud with her. it's just amazing. >> thank you so much for sharing your story. good luck to you. >> thank you, thank you. >> the kids, the whole family. >> the overpouring of the public and the people trying to help us and food and it's the little things. it's the little things. i mean, we had the clothes on our backs. i had somebody show up from texas yesterday with a truckload. >> really? >> of clothes and diapers. an 8-week-old and the kids, randy wlihite, is that his name? my friend knew him and he brought three outfits a piece and shoes and things for my kids. that's all i've needed was just things for the kids. it's just been so overwhelming. >> good luck to you. >> thank you so much. >> i'm s

folks, there's a new drug threat on the horizon and it's coming from inside the house or possibly the kennel> a vet in southern california is advocating the use of medical marijuana for pets. that suffer from chronic conditions. dr. doug kramer, a vet guru, says he believes animals can benefit from the active ingredient h.t.c. in marijuana just the same way that humans do. he says his own dog benefited from the use of medical marijuana. >> stephen: there was a vet who had a dog and bong-o was his name-o. so, a wag of my finger at stoner dogs. jokes,... folks, we can't let our dogs ride the mary jane train. or else in no time they'll be sleeping all day, eating whatever they find, humping anything that moves... oh, my god, it's too late. that explains why dogs always freak out when someone comes to the door. they're paranoid it's the cops. (dog barking) wait. what's that? (dog barking) lassie, what happened, girl? (dog barking) timmy's fallen down a we will? but you can't save him because you're baked out of your gourd and your friend skinny lou is coming over to watch adult swim? bad girl. w

united airlines opening a kennel o'hare is a major hub for united. 28 enclosures will be vent lated and service will be for pets traveling through the pet safe fram. airline says it should give a little bit of piece of mind. >> thank you. >> sure. >> a big brush fire broke out near sixes flags magic mountain in southern california. the blaze triggered a big response because it broke out near a populated neighborhood. crews sent into a subdivision. all of this didn't disrupt the run at magic mountain. they stayed open all day long. it's a tougher task for firefighters down south. so called white fire broke out yesterday. so far, it's burned almost three square miles of wooded terrain. crews took advantage of calmer conditions to make progress on the fire. now at about 10:00% contained so more work to do. >> our showers moved out. a little bit of warm up coming. >> sandhya. >> nice, sunny afternoon. as a result temperatures did come up. right now we're going to show you live doppler 7 hd. lengering clouz right here the coastline. 24 hour change most of the bay area up, two degrees warmer

. >> reporter: retired oakland police officer david cronan showed us the kennel this abused dog was in early this morning. >>> it was just grown into him. so we had to peel that off of her skin. >> this 7 foot chain was rapped around her neck. >> kidneys are failing, organs are shutting down. >> the dog, a german shepherd,= probably 6-7 years old is barely breathing and in horrible conditions. >> now, the shelter wants to find out who left her on their doorstep. >> we don't know who dropped her off. we want someone to step up, have the courage to call us up and say hey, that dog belonged to my neighbor. officials are hoping this surveillance video can lead them to somebody responsible for the abuse. >> rarely is the police department or a local agency willing to prosecute. i understand that. some cases are difficult. cronan says the alamedad.a.'s office could be very interested in prosecuting if they can find the suspect. >>> veterinarians tell me tonight that they have hope, but they do believe they may have to put that dog down. police would like to see stricter laws with regards to

, lewis slams home a rebound just like that and the sharks go from even to trailing 2-0 and the kennelings beat the shacks -- sharks 4-3. >> it is a team on the rise. >> also doing away with the pesky sprinkles the past few days. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> warming trend for the weekend. we are starting off with temperatures cooler than yesterday. look at the north bay, napa, novato, eight to seven degrees cooler. san jose, about three. concord, five. livermore, two. so temperatures are up to the low 50's under partly clouds but it will be dry. it will be cool for lunch. upper 50's at the coast. low-to-mid 60's for the rest us. hanging in the upper 50's at 4:00 with a few more clouds at the coast. if you have lands for the evening, dress for cooler conditions, mid-50's to low 60's by 7:00. falling into the 50's by the time the evening is over. now, what will happen through the weekend, a big warming trend tomorrow and into sunday and it holds into monday. have a great weekend. leyla gulen? >> we have an accident just cleared in san jose so it was an overturned vehicles

she was in the kennel. i put her in the kennel in the room. i was just like, i'm so sorry.of the rubble yesterday. and she was just perfect. it's just amazing, the house is just mangled, and there she is in the kennel. she didn't even use the restroom. she got out. i just fell in the mud with her. it was just amazing. >> amazing story indeed. i want to thank jody for sharing that with us, with all of our viewers. remember, there are so many ways you can help these tornado victims, from giving blood, to donating food, to giving money. here's what you do, go to cnn.com/impact. cnn.com/impact. you can impact your world. >>> a bloody act of terror, and a man with a meat cleaver goes on a frenzy ied attack and talks to a man with a camera. now we're hearing for the first time from the man shooting that video. stand by. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're liv

this is holly here with me and she is from the dublin creek kennels being brought with us today by -- [ signal breakup ] 100 dogs came on out with their owners about 100 people. and tonight we are expecting a lot more. the way this works, here in danville where it's currently 69 degrees the winds are under 5 miles per hour. the dogs come out and people walk their animals up and down harts avenue here in danville. they go inside the businesses, get a little treat. they get a stamp and once you collect six stamps you come right back here to this particular starting point and win a big prize. we are going to be out here from five to 8:00 in danville. roberta gonzales, kpix 5, mobile weather. benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know... exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks... with lower-calorie options. with more

they would have to be in kennels, that is all well and good. but really?ouse members felt a need to make it a priority? shouldn't they spend their time balancing the budget. maybe finding a fix for social security. how about the tax code? that is it for tonight's willis report. have a great night. we'll see you here tomorrow. lou: good evening i'm lou dobbs, these people are swearing to tell the truth, in front of the house ove oversight committee t, although not many americans according to latest pol polls ce pecked to of about -- pectsed to believe them, and lois warner. >> i have been advise by high council to assert my constructional right not to testify or cancer questions we lated to subject matter of this hearing. lou: the fifth, refusing to answer questions after pleading her case with a series of denials and

i've spoken with officers that he worked under and kennel master, everybody says the same thing. all his soldiers up if they were down. he was excellent top of the line what he did. so was his dog. they were tough and brave. that really was a clear message i got. i hope to capture his sense of duty but also the smile and spirit as well. >> arthel: you've done it well. it's very impressive. there is some spirt i would say h this will be unveiled memorial day in a special ceremony at freedom park. i want to know what the real estate ree action of the family was when they first saw it? >> she felt she was looking at john. there is nothing more i could ask for, truly. that was number one. number two, i hope for generations forward, they will honor heroes like john and bart and keep that message through to generations. we are looking forward and meeting the rest of the family. this will be amazing. it's in development but i saw the first dog that ran in the dog park. so i'm excited to go there on monday. >> gregg: susan bahary, very talented skilled sculpture, thank you for sharing wi

we will wrap up the cameras andn show you what else we have one the roads.ro kennel wortkenilworth avenue florida heading toward the street tunnel. that's a check on the on time traffic. >>> major changes are expected to come. come proposal calls for the mall tomo be torn down with the exceptione of ma macy and sears and turn te area into a town mall mall development with shops. people can learn about the plan at a community meeting that is s being held at the second level at the mall at the former new york and company store. it begins at 7:00 p.m. >>> the caps, they're getting ready to hit the ice with playoff action. >>> things are getting cooking n tomorrow, and the team says they're ready to put lessons learned into place. time now 5:50 on this wednesdayy morning. behalapproximate [ male announcer ] unlimited is a beautiful thing. because this spring when you switch your number to sprint, you can save $100 on any phone, which makes the samsung galaxy s3 free. make the most of your new phone with truly unlimited data and 4g lte. or ask about our other options, including no contract pla

she was in a kennel -- a wire crate kennel.e was in, everything was there except forrer and the crate. >> are you going back this morning? have you been back? are the police letting you near? what are they telling you? >> as of last night they told us it was all barricaded off until the morning. we haven't actually made it back in there yet. but we are going to go back in to try and recover some of the things that we can still get to. >> dana, do you know if anyone died in your neighborhood? if everyone was able to survive even though it was completely destroyed? >> i heard several stories of a little girl that was missing. i don't know what all of it was true. we talked to several people that were around and a couple of our neighbors were all okay. but we just pray that they all got out okay. >> absolutely. of course it's a total loss for you. i'm sure you are in shock. any idea what you are going to do? >> i have no clue. all i'm worried about now is hopefully finding my dog. >> well, good luck to you. >> thanks. >> dana ulep

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a dog foster home, a volunteer taking care of the dogs said they're not sitting there inside the kennel. >> what is the belief, ed, about what he really wanted with these dogs? because it's hard to imagine he's just some harmless dog lover, much more likely that he was using them as some kind of noise shield, if you like, from what he was really up to with these women he kidnapped. >> reporter: right. the role of these dogs is still unclear, although last week we reported about an r.i.p. writing on the wall in the basement. r.i.p. that is believed to be in reference to an animal, and then there's some talk in law days about the dogs being pets for the women. that has not been confirmed, fleshed out. that is something we're still looking into but that is another possibility. >> ed, tell me, in terms of the overall investigation, they have dna tested him in the state and federally now. they've obviously had a week or so or more inside the house itself. is the belief of the investigators and the police now that the more they dig into this, the more likely it is that he just had these three

another woman, renee meyers i helped get her kennel out 0 the house, digging through the rubble with her son. she was hopeful, perhaps her dog boo perhaps escaped. as you walk through and see devastation, it's remarkable. look at scope of it death toll has been revised downward. i was out until 2:00 this morning with search and rescue team from nearby bixby. they had cadaver dogs, this morning a team of first responders from texas came in on buses. they were quickly organized, quickly given a grid of the neighborhood. part of the plaza towers neighborhood, off they went to go door-to-door into areas where not all of the homes had been checked out yet and local officials were telling that texas team, as they went off on their mission, still some people, though the number's shrink, some people unaccounted for. chris? >> absolutely right, john. they're doing the best. but they can't do it when it's slick, can't do it when there's hail or lightning. all of that is going on now. those efforts are being hampered by the weather, obviously. we are all pausing to fill in a lot of the open iss

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, like, in the first week we were here, to work with them for a few hours and see us going to the kennelsfter a couple of hours of working with them, i thought that was amazing. toby ann beir: i think the most rewarding thing is that, uh, we heard the first week that 13 dogs were adopted--13 large dogs. so, it meant that the work we were doing was already paying off, and we had just begun. alex: the turken program has 3 facets--teach, adopt, and give. the volunteers teach their own dogs or adopt an already trained dog from the program... brian: very good. terrific. alex: adopt a dog from a shelter or rescue organization... [dogs barking] or give money or time. woman: ok. come on, there. [indistinct chattering] alex: and for those volunteers, the reward is on their faces as they graduate from a truly wonderful experience. man: j.c. stern with c.j., lillian bauman with jack. [applause] nancy dobrinich: when you see one of the dogs that we have worked with get adopted-- man: well done. nancy: and see it do the commands and the basic training and how happy the people are that are adopting the