we met leary back in july, at west philadelphia house collapse. chris chapman's two scottish dear hounds were missing. she was frantic. >> so you are still looking for your dogs? >> i'm looking for my dogs, nothing else matters until i find my dogs. >> one of the dogs quickly recovered, but the other, bring, trapped inside the rubble. called to the scene by first responders, leary accompanied chapman into the collapsed home with the city official acting as escort. >> took us a while, because she was afraid to cross the collapsed floor, that kind of slanted down, but with a little coaxing we got her. >> great day, it is a great day, i got my dogs, the dogs are safe. it is a great day. >> back to her, she and her dogs were burned out of their burned home in mid november. this was no room for the dogs. >> those were her babies. and she was heart broken to have to be separated from them. >> red paw offered to help. as always, free of charge. they turned this into operation eva, part of red paw's network facilities that provide temporary care and lodgi

we met leary back in july at a west philadelphia house collap collapse.is chapmans two scottish deer hounds were missing. she was frantic. >> you're still looking for your dog. >> i'm looking for my dog. nothing else matters until i find my dog. >> reporter: one of the dogs was quickly recovered but the other brie was trapped inside the rubble. called to the scene by first responders, leary accompanied chapman into the collapsed home with the city official acts as escort. >> that's a girl. >> good girl. good girl. >> it took us awhile because she was afraid to cross the collap collapsed floor slanted down, but after a little coaxing, we got her. good girl. >> great day. it's a great day. i got my dog. the dogs are safe. it's a great day. >> reporter: back to rodrigue rodriguez. she, her five children and two dogs were burned out of their frankford home in mid september. she and the kids could stay with mom, but there was no room for the dogs. those were her babies and she was heart broken to have to be separated from them. >> reporter: red paw offered to

we met leary back in july at a west philadelphia house collapse.is chapman's two scott dish deer hounds were missing. she was frantic. >> your still looking for your dogs. >> i'm looking for my dog. nothing else matters until ooh find the dog. >> one of the dogs was quickly recovered but the other brie was trapped inside the rubble. called to the scene by first responders, leary accompanied trap man into the collapsed home with the city official acts as escort. >> good girl. >> it took us awhile because she i was afraid to cross the collapsed floor that was slanted down but after little coaxing, we got her. >> report. >> good girl. >> it's a great day. i got my dog. the dogs are safe. it's a great day. >> reporter: back to rod rouges. she and her five children and two dogs were burned out of their frankford home in mid september. she and the kids could stay with mom but there was no room for the doing. >> those were her babies, and she was heart broken to have to be separated from them. >> reporter: read paw offered to help as always free of charge

. >> my name is mark leary and the chief of psychiatry at san francisco general hospital and i want to say that the implementation of the code, 5270 will correct a decade long work around that as it required extensive resources to be expended on the part of the office of the conservetor and the psychiatrists in san francisco and it is resulted in the unnecessary stigma of the individuals by the association with the temporary conserver ship label, and implementation will allow these crucial resources to be corrected to patient care and supervisor vision, and it was supported and encouraged by the mayor care task force and it will also allow a more appropriate application of the short, mental health law, in the spirit in which it was originally intended. and i urge you to support this important step forward in the care of individuals with serious mental illness in san francisco. >> thank you. >> thank you sir. >> next speaker. >> good morning yes gentleman, i supervise the office, and i want to address your question about the outside support and the san francisco mental health associatio

i'm daniel leary i live in twin peaks in an rh1 zone neighborhood myself and many of my neighbors i've spoken to are against allowing short-term rentals in the rh1 neighborhood people that bought there were counting on the privacy and the lack of congestion associated that that type of neighborhood i think what is the difference between an airbnb and an airbnb bed-and-breakfast a normal bed-and-breakfast why can't the same laws that are on the books the rules and regulations that apply to the anymore traditional bed-and-breakfast be included the airbnb unit why do we need legislation i guess that's more of a question than a statement i'd like that question addressed anyone want to address that? >> it's public comment so if you have comments please. that's all thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi my name is patricia i'm here supporting the home sharing i have here we collected 4 thousand signatures in the city of san francisco i live in outside of richmond district one 2 hundred and 64 signatures i'm to give to supervisor mar. >> you can leave it right there. >> i've b

at philadelphia international airport some passengers were a little more leary of boarding their planesg to be very cautious. stay to ourselves. wash our hands. do the routine things that they suggest. but it is concerning that somebody is now in the united states with the ebola virus. >> reporter: passengers continue on to their destinations with caution travel for ebola patient thomas eric duncan and four of his family members is prohibited. they're quarantined at their home in dallas and ordered not to have visitors. more than 100 people who had direct order indirect contact with duncan are now being monitored. will forward small wood is duncan's half brother and says duncan had symptoms for five days while he stayed at the apartment with relatives. >> he start getting hot and vomiting up in the bathroom. i call the ambulance to pick him up. >> reporter: duncan wasn't showing any symptom however when he flew to the us almost two week ago. while living in liberia he helped a pregnant neighbor who later died of ebola. but when he left that country, duncan filled out this form denying h

. >> my name is mark leary and the chief of psychiatry at san francisco general hospital and i want to say that the implementation of the code, 5270 will correct a decade long work around that as it required extensive resources to be expended on the part of the office of the

the news made some passengers at philly international more leary about boarding their planes. >> we're going to be very cautious, stay to ourselves, wash our hands, do the routine thing they suggest. but it is concerning that somebody is now in the united states with the ebola virus. >> health officials now monitoring more than 100 people, who have had contact with duncan. >>> hazmat crews are headed back to texas department, that texas apartment where he was staying, cleaning crew turned away yesterday after feeling to secure the right permits to move any hazardous ways collected on texas highways, four of duncan's relatives are quarantined inside the property under armed guard, and cannot except any visitors >> happening today, members of the house committee on veterans affairs will hold a hearing about problems with the philadelphia va. eight people will testify at today's hearing. lawmakers also expected to check and see if previously reported issues have been addressed and corrected. you may recall, back in july, committee members highlighted issues with mismanagement and data man

. >> investigators are always leary, but we'll see what happens in the next coupling days. having said that, were there any companies that had good news on this down day in the markets? >> here is a company you heard with good news for a while. general motors that we talk about with all those recalls, it was up 1%. that same general motors that has been meyered in all that bad news had sales in september. they were up 19%. ceo mary barra outlining a plan to turn around the embattled auto make. they want to cut costs and introduce some new vehicles. obviously she has her work cut out for her. she has been getting tough on the g.m. culture and trying to get them to move beyond the recalls. >> what else do you have for us? >> we have the makers of this app called fire chat that a lot of people, the protesters are using in hong kong. it's a great way to communicate when there are no internet around. >> one of the founders of the occupied central movement. hear why he thinks young people are so motivated and why the west is not providing enough support. >> welcome back to al jaz

but then his tight end, nick o- leary picks up the defender and body slams him to the ground. the defender hung onto the ball somehow.. florida state went on to win the data game, 42 to 31. >> look at that. >> college student briggs to the home instils chinese food. also dressed as a tele-tv. this is a story can make up. the majors have to hug her. >> what is wrong with people? who is the person? it's not demetrius. >> we were going for james brown but maybe not. check out this. when did the weather anything goes. that's what happens. let's take a look. we are expecting to see very windy conditions. rain and snow. high wind warning is in effect. lakeshore advisory, we could see it as high as 20 ft. waves out there. that's the record high. take a look at the satellite and radar composite, a generally dry conditions. but we continue to see showers' mixing with snow later today. often on snow with the commissions. tonight we're down to 33. charles high 43. aaron is the king of seoul. >> q almost look like my grandmother going to church. she would win her hair out a bit. i think i

founder jen leary got the idea for red paw as a former philly firefighter at fire scenes. >> there werees there for the people, the red cross, the salvation army, there wasn't anyone there assisting the animals so a lot of times the owners were left with this horrible decision now, you know, they just lost everything they had, most of our clients don't have that much to begin with, now they're forced to essentially give up their pet because they don't have anybody to take them while they try to regroup and recover. >> tonight at 10 you will see heart warming reunion of people and pets that will make you appreciate your cat or dog even more. we've got a big lineup for you tonight 8:00 wrapped knew hell's kitchen. alt 9:00 it's the red band society. of course, don't forget to join us for the fox 29 news at 10:00. >> and turning to your fox 29 weather authority right now. gorgeous fall day but temperatures are about to take tumble, scott. >> the rain is out of here from last night. the high today 75 degrees. i think we're saying by. to highs in the 70s until next week. let's talk about tho

the news made some passengers at philadelphia international more leary about boarding their plane. >>ust going to be very cautious, say to ourselves, sty ourselves, wash our hands, do the routine things they said. but it is concerning that somebody is now in the united states with the ebola virus. >> health officials are monitoring more than 100 people who have had contact with duncan. >>> well, this morning, hazmat crews headed back to the texas apartment, where dunn and was staying, cleaning crew turned away, after failing to secure right permit to move any hazardous waste collected on texas highways, four of relatives are quarantined inside the property under armed guard, and cannot except any visitors. >> waking to up shock to the system, about you now very, very quiet. had reports of areas of dense fog, through our western suburbs, very patchy in nature, but if you're traveling toward western chester county, perhaps the berks county, you may run into that. leading edge of the thicker cloud cover, higher cloud cover, again, leading edge of the frontal boundary. by the time this re

margaret leary.y what the three did and what so many did on the terrible, terrible day. i want to show you the images from canada today. thousand of people lining the roads from, from ottawa all the way to hamilton, where, where corporal cirillo was finally brought home. shows respect. people there for hours, just, wanting to get a glimpse. wanting to come out and show their support and their love for the man who gave his life. that does it for us. for more on all the stories we have fwin covering go to cnn.com. up next, cnn films presents the premiere of more than a game.

. >> i'm always leary when somebody starts saying something ought to be the official language. in the a way it is the official language but we're allowing people to have time to learn the english language. i think nobody can become successful in america unless they learn the english language. every immigrant, every undocumented worker should learn the language. i will encourage everybody to learn english. until they do, we ought to help them and gear them toward that path. >> mr. cornyn? >> i agree with dr. alameel. >> should other language be used for a document or lease agreement? >> in places where it is needed, sure. we don't want to abandon millions of people the right to participate just because they have not learned the language yet. we have always had that problem. with the irish, with the germans, with the italians. now we have it with the latinos. it is up to us to help them until they learn the language. >> i don't agree with that the same. because we have to understand that we are a common people with a common language. and we can all come from different places. we

these monkeys are leary of humans.e're headed to the sanctuary, one place where they know we're friends. what's changed their mind? free food. we saw a path that snakes directly into the hideaway. and before long -- >> oh, my good. >> there is this one family. >> that's the dominant male right there. look at him. oh, my gosh. >> typically eight to ten female suitors. the stud has 20. >> they have another distinguishing feature. it's a little indecent, but what do you call it? >> -- >> 24 hours. >> no wonder they are the romeo of the jungle. >> the population is taking a nose dive. >> these guys, their population has been cut in half in the last 50 years and may be increasing in sanctuaries. what's killed them off? >> palm oil. >> the scourge of these jungles. an ingredient used the world over in shampoo to chocolate. and it's harvested en masse an plantations across southeast asia. >> we're right next to the sanctuary. this is a palm oil plantation. they are all over borneo. these are destroying the monkees natural hab