>>reporter: you are looking at one big kitty. >> what? >>reporter: weighing in at nearly 30 pound.mane society home is nearly double the size of an afternoon cat. >> yes i had the same 11 of obesity as the cat. i would be well over 300 pounds. >>reporter: in carrying around all that weight isn't easy. in fact why we heard about the big fella in the first place. >> he was laying around i said nobody is taking for the walk. on our way back he quit on me. so i taking out my camera phon phone. approximately took a picture of him and i posted it on facebook. >>reporter: everyone is on facebook including kim. >> i told her he needs to come to me that started the ball rolling. >>reporter: part of kim job at the university of illinois veterinary teaching hospital rehabing over weight animal to bring them back down to size. this was facebook. >> absolutely we had no idea what to do. >>reporter: with nothing to lose but some extra pounds the cat and shelter had the ticket punch to kitty fat camp. >> people are youd to the idea of dog being exercised and getting them exercise but exercise for

you can work with tony's kitty rescue, with the small animals and guinea pigs and birds and chickens. >> you always have an appreciative audience. >> do you feel that what you have learned here helped you with your own dogs? >> the training they don't have? yes. and it's things that you learn, we usually outlive our dogs and every time you get a new on

there are still 19 kitty cats left. >>> bargain hunters, treasure seekers and junk people turned outual white elephant sale. we found out it's true, one person's trash is really another person's treasure. >> there's a certain amount of energy that can only exist here. >> there's lots of great things. we come every year. >> reporter: the fundraise irrelevant for the museum. >> i'm overwhelmed with the different types of stuff this year. >> different might be an understatement. >> it's an object that is no longer of value to its owner but it has value to others. >> every cat person has decided they want this. >> why is it still here. >> i don't know. >> any resemblance between this crazy cat lady statue and the reporter is scary. >> we have a certain group of people that come in looking for creepy. >> and even more interesting than the items you can find are the people. >> she's great. she's out of control. come here, hold all these clothes super i hear you are out of control. >> i am out of control. >> i've gone through about 200 so far. and pretty successful. >> you can do that or yo

you can work with tony's kitty rescue, with the small animals and guinea pigs and birds and chickens. >> you always have an appreciative audience. >> do you feel that what you have learned here helped you with your own dogs? >> the training they don't have? yes. and it's things that you learn, we usually outlive our dogs and every time you get a new one, you have skills to teach them. >> one of the programs is training program and it's staffed by a member of the community and one of the programs she has is dog socialization. >> we started this program for canine socialization. and all the dogs available for adoption get to play for two hours. and it's a time for them to get incredible exercise and play with other dogs and we have remedial socialization. and it's incredible the dogs and they get exercise and run and tumble and when most adopters come to look in the afternoon, they are quiet and settled. >> and i want come and someone sees a dog and loves it, it's quick. and after three weekends, i saw him and he connected and i connected and came back. >> what is your experience of wor

>> fell off the back of a kitty carrier. >> that's it. awesome. love that, mike.at weather here and in tahoe. >> really nice. take a look at both areas. good observation there. a lot of sunshine. look at the color of the water, the color of the sky. almost exactly the same. that's when you know it's a beautiful day out there skiing. we'll have more snow up here this weekend. i'll tell you about that in a minute. first let's focus in on our forecast. still flying around san francisco. beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge in the background, marin headlands. love it when we can get these pictures. we'll talk about the temperatures. heading out for a little lunch, at noon 62 los gatos. mid to upper 50s and just about everywhere else, redwood city 52 right now. look at the monterey bay and inland. already the low to mid-60s. high clouds, a little sunshine -- all right, a lot of sunshine and a little high clouds. mild temperatures this afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow, light rain in the north bay and the rest of us scattered showers sunday into monday. we had fo

kitty kelley, does oprah have a role in the political world? >> oh, no we question. being, probably, one of the most powerful women not just in our country, but globally, she has immense power. because she's a communicator, and she influences millions and millions of people. just ask president obama. [laughter] she really back in 2000 when george bush was running against al gore, gore's poll ratings were much higher than bush's, i but after bush appeared on oprah, she baptized him with her female audience, and his polls went up, and look what happened. in fact, chris rock kids her all the time and says you're the one who elected george w. bush. so, yes, she has immense power. >> and, in fact, george w. bush for his decision points, just went on oprah recently to talk about it. >> it was a safe berth for him. i saw a little bit of it, and it was a very receptive audience for bush to put forward that particular book. >> generally, what's been oprah's influence on american culture? >> well, you know, oprah has been on our television for 25 years, so we've sort of grown

>> fell off the back of a kitty carrier. >> that's it. awesome. love that, mike. and in tahoe. >> really nice. take a look at both areas. good observation there. a lot of sunshine. look at the color of the water, the color of the sky. almost exactly the same. that's when you know it's a beautiful day out there skiing. we'll have more snow up here this weekend. i'll tell you about that in a minute. first let's focus in on our forecast. still flying around san francisco. beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge in the background, marin headlands. love it when we can get these pictures. we'll talk about the temperatures. heading out for a little lunch, at noon 62 los gatos. mid to upper 50s and just about everywhere else, redwood city 52 right now. look at the monterey bay and inland. already the low to mid-60s. high clouds, a little sunshine -- all right, a lot of sunshine and a little high clouds. mild temperatures this afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow, light rain in the north bay and the rest of us scattered showers sunday into monday. we had fog earlier. mid

after a homeowner reported hearing meowing, fire crews used a special camera to free two kitties from walls inside the home. the owner thinks the kitten belongs to a cat that hangs out on her roof and they got inside. she's going to the leave the walls the way they are for now in case she gets any other cat calls for help. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> the dawn's early light will be bright at one grand opening in the baltimore. just in time for the war of 1812's bicentennial and the anniversary at the national anthem, the star-spangled banner history will be on display at a new 17,000 square foot center in fort mchenry. expected to draw over 600,000 visitors a year, the new space is more than three times the size of its predecessor. >>> one veteran sailor is looking to take her adventures to the next level in peru and launched her solo voyage to tahiti yesterday where she'll rely on an oversized kite to power her boat. while she's already conquered a sailing trip from the u.s. to france, the use of a kite is sur

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cruise missiles being launched from american and british ships and submarines in the mediterranean kitty twenty sites. the world powers meeting in paris agreed to use all necessary military means to stop any aggression by kind of the french president said he wasn't ready to intervene against any threats to civilians. and russia says the decision to militarily intervene in libya is regrettable and the bloodshed in the country there's khadafi forces and the rebels to hold talks. with more news for you more developments from libya in about fifteen minutes from now in the meantime we've got human with the sports. good to have you with us this is sports today i'm you know these are some of the stories we're covering over the next ten minutes or so history made. their first ever premier league win being sport technology to nil in the opening round two fixture. caught up the crease is truly see their twelve year unbeaten run in world cups ended by the most unpredictable force in world cricket. i'm tall and small the next generation of russian basketball is made one of the soviet union's greates

i live at -- the section kitty cornered to the chase bank. it is seven blocks away from the proposed bank. i grew up in san francisco. i love this city. i think it is beautiful. it has changed tremendously. i think this law needs to be reviewed if there is something that can be done so that the people can speak and say this is how we feel about how we want to see our neighborhood develop and grow. so it doesn't become a cookie cutter place. i think there is a lot of potential to bring in really cool businesses. they are very different and i don't think chase is one. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, commissioners. i live about eight blocks from the proposed site here. i'm really not here to speak in favor of or against chase bank or a bank being here. and about these issues, i don't think flabes always right or the landlord is always right but i am here to speak in favor of public hearing and km use hearing on this matter. san francisco voters and board of supervisors have spoken that for formula retail or chain stores we want pub

the only place where you can be sure give me a look at the russian people at any given time because kitty on the same road is the restaurant called petrograd first opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty four the same year the petrograd itself was renamed leningrad conversion history and set a new docking era but despite new is far from the dark the bright red woman's here is charming say the least so they store i exist them all as it has existed here says the nineteen twenties and it's one of the oldest russian restaurants in harris bhupathi through generations of russian immigrants starting with those who left the country after the revolution have been visiting this place is the entire restaurant is packed with vodka bottles mistress controls and russian treasures this colorful quirky russian themed eatery attracts everyone from celebrities to russian community the restaurant is popular with local russians parisians and forest but it's not just the tasty traditional russian through that people come here for it's more the ambience the family atmosphere and the quality and statements.

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concord has been a sister city with kitty cami since 1974. they have official exchanges every five years and both cities host visitors regularly. kitakami is 50 miles north of sendai and 40 miles inland. it was shaken but spared by the tsunami. the president of the concordage bass doors is friends with the japanese city's mayor. >> i haven't heard from him yet. his hands are full. they have 11 shelters in the city. they have been on and off with power and water. >> it is possible that kitakami will only need moral support but whatever the need, the people in concord are ready to step in. in 1995, an arsonist burned down concord city hall and kitakami officials offered help immediately. >>> people who live in san francisco's japantown have already begun efforts to get helped to the island nation. yesterday, members of the japanese cultural and community center gathered at their headquarters to get a relief fund under way to get money to the hardest hit regions. there are ways you can help. just log on to our website, cbssf.com. click on "links

you can work with tony's kitty rescue, with the small animals and guinea pigs and birds and chickens. >> you always have an appreciative audience. >> do you feel that what you have learned here helped you with your own dogs?

. >>> this poor little kitty's heart's pounding. >>> >>> this poor, little kitty's heart's pounding.biggest ever. so many innovative products are about to hit your home. "gma," dr. marty becker, veterinarian extraordinaire. this is one that caught our eye when we came in. the notion that you can spy on your pet. >> this is the nanny cam for pets. it's called the ianimal. it weighs one ounce, it fits on your dog or cat's collar. you'll get a look at what their world is like. where are they sleeping? maybe another cat is beating up on it. and they're having an accident. it's a really great product. >> what's the wildest thing you've seen on one of the cameras? >> you and i are going to shake hands. pets greet each other a little differently. >> this is a morning program. next on the list is an i.d. tag. this is actually very usable. >> this is an amber alert for pets. it looks like an ordinary pet tag. but there's an 800-number on the other side. if your pet is lost, they call the 800-number. it contacts you up to six ways. cell phone, home phone, business phone, e-mail, text message,

well i don't think it matters you know how good your missiles are or how up to date your kitty is there is no doubt that if you are involved in military intervention unfortunately however much you try and pick the targets and select the targets there will there is bound to be a number of civilians killed in these things i think that is just a fact of modern war of this nature but again we seem to be i saw mr cameron this afternoon talking about fantastic picture is secured over the course of the last week i'm not sure what to believe but i hear all all of that certainly civilian casualties will be an ongoing part of this campaign and when you hear prime minister cameron talking about so-called victories in one context you think victory actually translates to translates to well they seem to be measuring success in the number of tanks and armored personnel carriers and fighter jets that they've destroyed from the air and with missiles they seem to be saying look you know we've smashed up loads of beckett they haven't got much of an air force left we've killed lots of their people and ther

and we need to be paying attention to our money but we're going to let you guys pay less in to the kitty and we're going to give you guys a break those of you that are rich and we're going to get off the backs of the middle class but exactly what happened was constant the budget shortfall came from passing tax cuts and then going out and making the workers and the state employees pay for it which they agreed to do and he still stripped their collective bargaining rights the big problem we have in this country not is that we don't have enough government we have too much government taxes are already too high and i think the american people think they have too much trouble if they were to trillion dollar debt as a nation right now that is this is a that is because reagan give all that money to. president obama's budget he thirteen trillion dollars in new debt in the next ten years oh i think you know he gave in and he kept the bush tax cuts if you roll back i mean before the bush tax cuts clinton actually had a budget surplus does anybody remember there is a raise and you're these are not r

airports on everything from ceramic tile to kitty litter. >>> and our coverage continues on this crisis in japan both in our newscast and on our website. you can always go to ktvu.com for updates on the crisis in japan. that includes the latest stories and the latest video. >>> a big admission tonight by the san leandro police department about the death of a dog. what they say went wrong. >>> who may be among the first to testify when barry bonds goes on trial next week? it's someone who is well known to bay area baseball fans. >>> and do you know a man detected in the latest police photograph released today? why san jose police are looking for the man tonight. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> borders is closing 28 more bookstores across the country including three here in the bay area. borders says that its stores in milpeda and san rafael will be out of business bay may. today's closures are i

area's most famous cat burglar will have the opportunity to get back some of the items stolen by the kittieswill lay out the stuff stolen and ask neighbors to identify during a reverse garage sale. he will be the grand marshal at the pet parade. they unmasked him as a neighborhood thief. he has stolen hundreds of items from neighbors' yards. some will be up for auction at the redwood city pet parade. all proceeds will benefit the peninsula humane society. next at 6:00 a scared student's 9-1-1 call puts a peninsula teacher on leave but did the district go too far? >> this is unacceptable. >> the neighborhood that's been turned into a bay area dump. officials say ♪ ♪ hello sunshine ♪ sweet as you can be ♪ iove waking up [ chuckles ] ♪ to your morning melody ♪ i can tell it's gonnae ♪ a sweet day [ female announc ] wake up to sweetss with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey for a yummy sweet ste that's just right. and the 10 natural whole grain oats treat ur heart sweet. because they can help wer your cholesterol. you are so sweet to me. ♪ you're sweet to me bee happy. bee healthy

the bay area most famous cat burglar will have an opportunity to get some of the items stolen by the kittyy out the stuff and ask neighbors to identify them during a reverse garage sale. he will be the grand marshal at pet parade. he's he had a s national celebrity from stories we aired. dusty has stolen hundreds of items from neighborhood yards. some will be up for auction at the parade. all will benefit the peninsula humane society. >> he is just sitting there. no biggie. >> let's go outside first of all. beautiful city, we have hazy conditions, a few high clouds, a beautiful day with temperatures in the 60s today. it will top out near 70 in the south bay. increasing clouds leading to rain. and pretty good downpours tonight and tomorrow. >> and workweek looks pretty good. >> it does. >> a little cold other monday. >> thanks for joining us. thanks for being here and everybody at "abc 7 news." have a great weekend

were you on -- did you get any like hello kitty voodoo dolls or anything like that or -- angry letters know of. >> jimmy: dora the explorer stationery sent to you. >> i went straight to japan so i was kind of -- >> jimmy: you fled the country. oh, my god. that's -- >> just in case. >> jimmy: you got to be careful. >> people kept telling me, have you heard about this on wikipedia. who care, it's wikipedia. take it with a grain of salt. i guess they changed my name and did all kinds of crazy things. >> jimmy: what did they change your name -- >> i heard today that my middle name is actually quesadilla. >> jimmy: they changed your middle name to quesadilla. >> it's all good. >> jimmy: when will these animals be stopped? >> exactly. like ouch. >> jimmy: and the president does nothing about this. you played for the president. how many times have you played for president obama? >> four times. >> jimmy: four times. wow. [ cheers and applause ] that is -- three or four times. >> that's pretty good. >> jimmy: a lot of times. it's going to tart to become annoying. all right, i have a tour to go

here's tyra banks, everybody. [ screaming ] >> i'm 19 years old, and my favorite designer is hello kittydel" -- except cut my hair. >> woo! i can smile -- like with my eyes. [ laughter ] i'm doing it. >> i want it. my name is angora nylandra satratia michaels. i'm not here to make friends. what do i have that the other girls don't have? hello? >> look, when you start off by saying i don't want to be here -- i am my art. [ growling ] >> what? i don't know the first thing about posing, but i don't know what i'm doing -- i have no idea. >> i'm not a cookie cutter, i cut the iecos.ok [ laughter ] and i'll cut you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: tyra banks. check out her website typef.com. [ cheers and applause ] and "america's next top model" airs wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. on the c.w. holt mccallany joins us next. here he is hanging out in the bud light lime greenroom, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my recipe for french toast? take toast... spread with i can't believe it's not butter... add jacques. he's french. oui! ♪ oui like! [ male announ

. >> somebody got into the kitty cat treats. was it you, macy? let me see your face.id you do this? did you? i don't think you did. number two. was this you? denver, you won't look at me. did you -- what? denver. did you do this? look at me. come here. let me see. let me see your face. oh my goodness, denver, you didn't. you did this? what -- you know the routine. in the kennel. go on. >> i got punished for the same thing. our owner is a jerk. yes. >> jimmy: i've never seen a dog look so guilty -- or an uncle look so guilty in my life. shame on you, uncle frank. those are for the cats. on the show tonight from the new movie "sucker punch," abbie cornish is here. we have music from the gaslight anthem. and we'll be right back with rainn wilson, so stick around. the motorola xoom tablet. the first tablet powered by android 3.0, with a 3-d interface and a widescreen hd display. grab it and it grabs you. only at verizon. ♪ [ female announcer ] mini, meet berries. introducing new kellogg's frosted mini-wheats with a touch of fruit in the middle. helloooooo fruit in the mid

. >> jimmy: did you find, like, a decapitated hello kitty in your bed or anything like that?e take action? that's the thing about these beliebers. they act like this fierce army and they'll strike you but they never do anything. >> they can't. i mean, it's literally, that is a form of bullying and it's not okay. it's not. >> jimmy: it's be-bullying, i think. no, it's not. did you get nervous that you might get attacked by 12-year-olds? >> no. well, the creepy thing is, it could really be, like, a 46-year-old pretending to be, like, a 12-year-old girl. you would never know. >> jimmy: that would never happen on the internet. >> it was creepy. >> jimmy: now, your boyfriend is kris humphries from the nets, the nba team. is that true? >> yes. >> jimmy: and he's a physical specimen. he's like -- he is a real man, this guy. true? >> yeah, that's why i started to wear really extra, extra high heels because i used to make fun of -- this sounds mean. not tall people but extremely tall people, like, when khloe started dating -- just married lamar, i -- i was thinking, she never dated hi

area's most famous cat burglar will have the opportunity to get back some of their items stolen by this kitty the stuff the cats stole and have neighbors identify them during a reverse garage sale. the cat will be the grand marshal of the parade. he became a national celebrity after stories we aired and from video animal planet showed unmasking him as a neighborhood thief. he's stolen hundreds of items from neighbors' yards. they will up for auction. all proceeds will benefit the peninsula humane society. isn't that just the best story. >> i can watch klepto the cat all the time. >> i just can't believe that he or she can drag that many things. >> yes. >> you know what, you have a dog that does that. >> i do. >> but it's your items. >> he doesn't wanna steal neighbors but he'll steal my stuff. i'll find it in other rooms or outside. i think where did i leave my socks? >> trying to make life interesting. >> changing up. let's take a look what we have right now. it's in the low to mid-40s. we have mostly sunny skies but by this afternoon, we are forecasting rain for the north bay. and that will

. >> a lot of kitty chatter out there.ivorce lawyers report a rise in cases using facebook as evidence. researchers from loyola university say all too easily, people on facebook can now transition from just chatting with old friends to more intense relationships. >> not a good idea. >> and people can't get enough of charlie sheen. what a shocker, right? the actor has pleaded his way to a guinness world record. the troubled star took his saga to social media this week as we all know and set a new record for the fastest time to reach 1 million followers on twitter. he did it just over a day. 25 hours and 17 minutes. and if you're counting. earlier this week sheen's two boys were taken away from him and his estranged wife filing a restraining order against him. so his life is unraveling a little bit but a big hit in social networking. >> sue lang wonders if there is the guinness world record for the most looky-loos at a train wreck because charlie sheen would win that as well. >> and number of television appearances in one 24

and if you know anything about philadelphia, and the kitties were these kids are living, this is like life-threatening. and honestly it's right down the street and i could had have said this seven years ago but today there are a growing number of schools in philadelphia that are serving the exact same student population three or four blocks away and putting them on a trajectory to graduate from college at much the same pace as kids in more privileged communities. they don't have any technology. maybe they've gotten some whiteboards but it's deathly not the core of the school. the core of that school is a school leader who is absolutely determined to put the kids on a different trajectory. obsessed with everything a great teacher is obsessed with. be an incredible team. they obsess over attracting and building great teachers. they get the kids, the parents come to teachers all online on the same mission, and they manage well. and then they do whatever it takes which is a big thing. like they know their kids face extra challenges. they lengthen the school day, they bring in extra suppor

third thing because it's an older kitty, might be achy.eir sleeping area, or have more throughout the house so they don't have to go as far to get to the litter box. >> we're out of time. third question was about a cockatoo. we'll have to get to that one next time. all your cockatoo owners at home, sorry about that. dr. debbye turner bell, thanks a lot. for more you can go to our website, cbsnews.com/saturday. and now here's rebecca. >> thanks, russ. the next time he'll be able to call you russ, that cockatoo. coming up next our chef marco cooks up a braised chicken with olives and rosemary. part of a delicious meal that we're going to teach you how to prepare right here on "the early show" on cbs. vegetables have important vitamins and minerals that can really help protect you. and v8 juice gives you three of your five daily servings. powerful, right? v8. what's your number? air optix contacts let up to five times more oxygen through the lens for enhanced breathability. air optix. the lens you can survive a long day in. go to airoptix.com

who's a noisy kitty? ruth's husband wants rid of her. presumably this gets in the way of your life?an be very annoying if you're on the telephone. >> reporter: and she drowns out the tv. >> severe storm system is creating -- >> reporter: hey, hey, no one drowns out george. just think of the movies she could ruin. >> she would suddenly start loud droning at the intense part of the film. >> reporter: "gone with the wind." >> frankly my dear -- >> reporter: "sixth sense." >> i see -- >> reporter: "dirty harry." >> go ahead -- >> reporter: the guinness book of world records didn't have a category for loudest cat. they made up some rules and we tried to figure them out and clocked smokey from 3 1/2 feet away at 65 decibels. a touch below her best. does it never get on your nerves? >> every day it gets on my nerves. >> reporter: listen, cats purr because they're happy. so, for now, can we call smokey the happiest cat in the world? nick watt, northampton, england. >> some people around here would probably like to borrow that cat and drown some things out. >> people never want to drown us o

, kitty" and that will take care of the emergency spill. . mr. akin: how many millions of dollars do you think it's going to take to get this spilled milk under control? i'm glad that our federal government is really dealing with the tough issues like this. mrs. black: it's good that you asked because the rule requires that these emergency protocols be in place by november 10 of this year and the u.s. department of agriculture has already initiated a $3 million pilot program through the natural resources conservation service to help the farmers and the ranchers comply with the on farm oil spill regulations. already we see $3 million that's going to be wasted in just getting the farmers up to speed on how they have to do these plans. and when i was in my district last week, and i spoke to people about this, they were absolutely speechless and it's been told to me by many of the businesses in my district that what they really want is they just want the government to get out of their way. let them do their jobs, stop overtaxing them, stop overre

here's the kitty cat. >> meow, meow. >> i want to know what -- >> i like the hippie dude, actually. >od is ready. >> turn it up, man. >> okay. >> these are the funkiest measuring cups i've ever seen. they're like easter island meets a shot glass. >> it's casa bella. is it easter island or nefertiti? >> oh, it could be. >> looks like something out of egypt >> a scoop for one, a scoop for another, for your flour because you're never supposed to pack down flour. >> and they're also made of silicone which is a popular substance that a lot of kitchen ware is being protected of. and these salt and pepper greaters are very interesting, too. they have a cool design so you know exactly what's in there. >> i kind of like the handle. >> and they have little adjustments on the top. >> for how fine you like it? >> exactly. >> nonstick cook ware can be a little bit of a challenge for people. ceramic nonstick cook ware. is the newest thing >> at the house wares show one of the biggest categories happened to be cook ware pieces and this is from berghoff. what really separates it from the pack is the

>> apparently, while i was out, somebody got into the kitty-cat treats. look at the suspects., macy? i don't think you did. number two. denver, you won't look at me. let me see your face. oh, my goodness. denver, you didn't. >> reporter: guilty as charged. denver's face may not hold up in a court of law. but she's far from the only dog with a guilty conscience. type guilty dog into youtube, and you'll find page after page of moments like this. >> did you do this? why did you chew that up? >> can you see guilt in those eyes? >> who did this mess? >> reporter: denver's video alone has more than 4 million hits and counting. >> very disappointed. you're in the penalty box. >> reporter: so, with her tail between her legs, denver was off to the doghouse. >> are you sorry about it? >> reporter: yes, she nods. so guilt-ridden, she can't look the sheriff in the face. but she's looking at the sheriff right now, in fact. we're joined this morning by denver, the most-guilty dog in the world, they're calling her. and her friend, macy. and her owners. thanks for making the trip from marylan

a little hello kitty kit. it isn't long before we find out, a neighbor and her little girls returning home to survey the damage. my friends died, she tells me. so many people i know died. now, we've been trying to push further north. but what we're hearing from authorities here is that it's just not possible because landslides have literally come down over that road, completely blocking it. and you can imagine what that means for those stranded survivors. robin? >> we do, clarissa. that's part of the reason why japan's prime minister said the country is facing its worst crisis since world war ii. >>> rescuers search for survivors as the death toll mounts by the minutes. the u.s. and dozens of other countries are rushing search squads in to help. our christiane amanpour is just outside of tokyo with this side of the story. christiane? >> reporter: robin, exactly that. race to find survivors. we spoke to the prime minister's office about it today in tokyo they told us they have doubled the number of japanese sel

the administration has used that as a cash kitty to defund this program, which did not make sense.n the administration has turned against this program. boring $1.5 trillion -- borrowing. this is completely unsustainable. a plan in which we have a shared burden across federal spending to reduce this common danger is the way to go. host: what you think about the c.r. that passed the house? guest: in general it is the right way to go. for the senate, the senior democratic leaders do not like to cut spending. my read on the senate floor is they realize that spending should go down, just not as much as the house. we are entering into a far more traditional congressional set of negotiations with the senate may cut $30 billion, the house cuts $60 billion, and coming into the midrange of $40 billion to $50 billion is for the congress should end up. host: what was your reaction to what mark zandi said? guest: he was the lead author behind the stimulus, now seen as a complete failure. he was the one who predicted that unemployment would top out at 8% if the stimulus was passed. it has been a