once again, here's drew griffin. >> in montreal, the needs of the local spca were great. abandoned dogs and cats needed help, and the money to help them ran out. so in 2005, what seemed like a great opportunity came knocking. a private fundraising company called quadriga art proposed an expansion. montreal's spca would become cat canadian spca, and quadriga art would send fund-raising mailers across canada. the money started rolling in, but there was a big problem. practically every dollar that came in, according to montreal's new spca director was going directly into the coffers of quadriga art. the fundraising bill so large that after three years, the montreal spca, despite receiving about $13 million in donations, was in the hole more than 4.5 million. >> how do you get in debt to a fund-raiser? >> by incurring expenses and not having a plan for getting out of it. it was not a smart decision on the spca's part and we let quadriga create strategy for us. >> the strategy was simple. quadriga art would send out pleas for money on behalf of this shelter, include tote bags

and the montreal spca, a canadian charity, received about $13 million in donations over three years but despite all of that money, they've ended up in the hole more than $4.5 million. all of these charities have one thing in common. they all have connections to a fundraising company called quadriga art. the company gets paid to build mailing lists. >> where is the money going? i'm trying to reach mr. shuloff? he's not in? >> here's the question. over three years and none of the money has gone to any veterans. ma'am? >> you think if the money was going where they said it was going and everything was on the up and up, you'd think they'd want to be completely transparent, right? drew has been investigating this for years in some cases, and they are refusing to answer. literally getting doors slammed in his face. tonight, you'll see what he and his producer, david fitzpatrick, have uncovered during their investigation. and later on we'll also tell you what you need to look for in order to make sure that a charity that you want to donate money to, to make sure that they are doing the right t

that's what we wanted to ask the group's founder, pierre barnotti, who lives in montreal. i'm wondering what you can tell us about the value of the donors, where is the money going? >> well, we have different programs and the site covers it all. again -- i'm not trying to hide or avoid any questions. but we have a spokesman, she has all the answers ready for you. she has agreed to give you an interview. >> reporter: can you just tell us how? >> absolutely. all you to do is go on spcai.org. >> reporter: we did that. and asked bob ottenhoff, the president of the charity watchdog group guidestar, about the documents we found. >> what worries me about this one is that the numbers don't compute. i can't understand how to connect the dots between how much money is spent on fund-raising, to how much money is spent on programming, and what the sources of those revenues are, and i also can't really measure the impact of this organization. what difference are they really making? >> reporter: a spokesman for spca international told cnn by e-mail that, yes, although our investment is

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i spoke to the manager in montreal.e is still in jail. >> imagine the other guys in the jail. what did you do? i took on five cops. >> try to juggle some cops. >>> an awards show dedicated to -- >> dogs humpping. >> people actually go to see dogs hump people's leg? >> there's more to this video than just the humping. we'll reveal t >>> let's talk temperatures for a second. it's not exactly a cool day. we're 91 in the inner harbor. 80 in wilmington. so this is a big improvement. we'll talk about the potential of another shot of hot air around here, coming up an abc abc 2 news at 5. see you in a few minutes. >> yeah. ♪ >>> guys, this next one make mess say, america, never cease to amaze me. let me introduce you to the 2012 hummy awards. >> an award that celebrates the dog's natural behavior. >> competition for dogs humping. ♪ >> oh, yeah. the contestants, the hum pers if you will, judged on speed, style, stamina, mount and dismount. >> definitely an interesting technique. >> people actually go to see dogs hump people's le

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. >> reporter: "nightline" was invited to go behind the scenes in montreal canada. >> i don't know if him. >> you can touch him. >> reporter: this is where the power duo are teaming up for opening night. >> one, two, three! >> this is the big gig, huh? this is where the magic happens? >> the nerves. >> were you nervous? >> you looked cool as a cucumber last night. i don't panic. >> reporter: don't let the last-minute jitters fool you with seven world tours under his belt and multiple appearances at this venue alone, playing to sold-out crowds is old hat for enrique and his team. the stakes are much higher for enrique's co-headliner, world tour is only one of the accomplishments lopez hasn't checked off her bucket list. her new show takes her through a journey. >> the show is a depiction of who i am right now. and i wanted show the different parts of my personality and who my fans know me to be. jenny from the block? >> jenny from the block, but they want the hollywood glamour and they want the party latin girl. and they want, you know, that passionate, you know, funky moment. they exp

one moves to montreal. marries a french woman. two sisters move to new york, and one keeps an all-white boarding house on the far upper west side, and another winds up living on long island. she fancies herself a feminist and publishes a pamphlet. she talks about herself as a white person. talks about her interactions with black people. the closest you get to understanding that she is o.s.b. wahl's daughter is when she says she keeps a picture of abraham lincoln on her mirror. and then there's steven wahl. >> so steven was the last? he's the last colored wahl, is he not? >> right. so he -- the last of o.s.b. wahl's line. so he stays in the howard hill neighborhood for a long time, and then the children decide that they want to sell the house. you know, you have the parents that died. the thinner all own it together. they decide to sell the house. they sell the house. it's razed, and a segregated school is built on the site. and with that money with his share steven wahl moves to a different neighborhood near catholic university. a

montreal denuncio otras acciones econÓmicas de una empresa con funcionarios de casilla que cuidaron lasel pri con nombre y apellido. nosotros vamosunivisionnoticierv observadores internacional que fueron a presenciar el proceso en mÉxico habÍa mexicanos que viven en estados unidos. 4 de ellos fueron parte del grupo que oficialmente orgisioÓ nacioness unidas para viajar a este paÍs. y marÍa antonieta collins dialogÓ con ellos. no fue asunto de vacaciones. fueron observadores de las elecciones presidenciales. >>> el voto de los mexicanos en el exterior fue una vergÜenza para todos los mexicanos que estamos fuera. >>> viajaron de los angeles texas y chicago invitados por naciones unidas como observadores estÁn preocupados por los que producen la segunda entrada de dÓlares a mÉxico. bienvenida las remesas pero cuando son derechos polÍtico social security otra la reacciÓn. 12 millones de mexicanos pueden votar en estados unidos. 60 mil fueron aceptados dloems no cumplieron con los difÍciles requisitos. necesitamos credencial para votar y no la tenemos. exigimos hace muchos aÑos. que nos den

por la mls, dc united contunden para derrotar 3-0 al impact de montreal, goles de chris pontius,y hamdiondres 2012.el campeÓÍ michael phelps ganÓ tambien los 100 metros mariposa en las eliminatorias de estados unidos y asegurÓ asÍ otro boleto a los juegos oli Ímpicos, que comenzarÁn el prÓximo 27 de julio. phelps, ganador de 14 medallas de oro olÍmpicas y quien celebrÓ ayer su cumpleaÑos 27, y obtiene el octavo boleto para la cita olÍmpica de la capital britÁnica. hablemos del tenis con sorpresa en la catedral. la rusa maria sharapova, n 1 del mundo, perdiÓ con la alemana sabine lisicki en los octavos de final de wimbledon, el tercer grand slam del aÑo. en tanto, ganaron la estadounidense serena williams y la checa petra kvitova, otras ex campeonas en londres. y se despidiÓ para siempre de este torneo la belga kim clijsters. serena williams, sexta favorita, frenÓ la marcha de la kazaja yaroslava shvedova al ganarle en un duri Ísimo duelo y meterse en los cuartos de final de wimbledon. hasta aqui los deportes tendremos mas esta noche solo a las once. cuelas del condado de montgomery perm

montreal denuncio otras acciones econÓmicas de una empresa con funcnarios de casil que cuidaron las urnas nosotros los 140 mil son representantess de casillas delri y q entregaron los recursos a travÉs de estos monedes. o tarjetas prepagadas. . >>> dijo que si arrestan los votos comprados por pa nieto el triunfador de la elecciÓns su candidato manuel lÓpez obrador. >>> entre los nurosos observadores internacional que fueron a presenciar el proceso en mÉxico habÍa mexinos que viven en estados unidos. 4 de ellos fueron parteel grupo que oficialmente organizÓ nacioness unidas para viajar a este paÍs. y marÍa antonieta collins dialogÓ con ellos. no fue asunto de vacaciones. fueron observadores de las elecciones presidenciales. >>> el voto de los mexicanos en el eerior fue una vergÜenza para todos los mexicanos que estamos fuera. >>> viajaron de los angeles texas y chicago invitados por nacion unidas como obseadores estÁn preocupados por los que producen la segunda entrada de dÓlares a mÉxico. bienvenidaas remesas pero cuando son derechos polÍtico socialecurity otra la reaccion. 12 millones de

as the championship for five years prior to moving to montreal. tom stayed on as the executive director for the championship. he has been a tremendous resource for the san francisco recreation and park department, management, and staff, and as our local representatives. tom immediately embraced san francisco as his own and has been a champion for san francisco. he now moves to atlanta to become the fifth executive director of the pga tour championship in its long history. he will be sorely missed by all who know him and to have had the pleasure of working with him. while we are sad about him leaving, we wish him all the best in his new home and expand an open invitation to return to san francisco soon and often. let's present it. [applause] >> mr. president, commissioners, i wanted to say a few words about tom and make an additional special presentation. we have talked so much, and we cannot do it alone. we need partners, and i cannot think of a better partner than tom clark. tom has understood the opportunities and challenges associated with work

montreal canada police have told cnn that a human head that was found in a park on monday does belonghe was the concordia university student who was murdered and dismembered more than four weeks ago. the suspect in this murder, a 29-year-old porn star, who is being held in montreal by police after being captured in berlin last month. you may remember this story because most of lin's body parts had been mailed out, hands and feet mailed out to the conservative party and the prime minister of canada. the liberal party, a school in the province of british kwlum ya. those parts had been found but police have told cnn in weeks prior that his head was still missing. at least now the family has some closure. that case is going to be massive in the canadian courts. >>> this is the frightening side of super stardom, obsessed fans. the victim this time, usher. somehow a woman he doesn't know was able to get beyond a security gate and able to get beyond guards and able to get beyond his own security team right to his front door. abc news has this report. they have a 911 call from usher asking th

on a personal note, i got back from a vacation part of which i spent in montreal. they have an incredibly robust system and it made me more convinced than ever that it could work in san francisco because this is not visible. it was very encouraging to see how many people were using their bike share program, how many people were cycling in general. some of the bike lanes go away and the winter. they are only there in the summer and months. -- in the summer months. this gives me hope on what san francisco can accomplish. >> it is any new or unfinished business? item 7, directors report. >> thank you. i have quite a few items to cover, so i will try to go fairly quickly. starting with the best, the special recognition awards as we do each and every month. first, i would like to call forward our cfo and the real estate team who today are being recognized. the reason why we are recognizing the entire team today is because they have really come together in advancing some pretty significant real estate needs of the agency. we are a pretty big landlord in the city although

the same three in may, early may when she was hospitalized and now we're on the course of going to montrealo see what can be done because it's increased. >> i love it. clearly pink is your favorite color. >> reporter: hannah uses a motorized chair and her mom is raising money online to raise a new van that's compatible with it. it costs a lot. more than $60,000. but it would allow hannah to spread her joy and guess where she'd go first? go to the mall? would you like that? >> yeah. >> why? >> so i can shop. >> if you'd like to learn more about hannah or help in any way, head to our web site at wjz.com for a link. back to you. >> the disease affects about one in every 20,000 americans. >>> there was a wonderful reunion. it included bernadette. she went to visit at johns hopkins. 600 tiny babies a year. this is the 100th anniversary of the johns hopkins children's center. >> they all look great, don't they? >> yeah. it's a wonderful gathering. the kids come back, so we look forward to many years with them. really nice afternoon. weatherwise, it was a beautiful day for the temperatures, but a

this is a really great one from montreal. it is a motorbike band. check this out. got the whole band on a motorbike, including a guy playing the drums in a cow suit. >> i've got one that's pretty good, too. the video is called how to order mcdonald's like a bomb. went through the drive at mcdonald's and rapped this tune. >> you're going to want to see the whole video. all you have to do is head over to our website, right this mo h rightthisminute.com. >>> watch out, vegas. atlantic city is stepping it one a new show called "duality." it is a 3-d projector show they're putting on every night aside of the old atlantic city boardwalk hall. historic building. everybody knows it. debuted on july 4th. look at this -- the whole building looks like it is transformed. >> ooh. >> that's awesome! >> this whole production was put on by a company called moment factory. it is about an eight or nine-minute show. they use multiple hd projectors, surround sound systems, state of of the art theatrical lighting. we bring different people to atlantic city, not just casino builders. >>

. >>> the severed head found in a montreal park belongs to a chinese student.ngs to ju n mei. police have recovered all of lin's remains. >>> researchers in europe say they have found a new particle that could explain the mystery of why the universe exists. the so-called god particle has eluded scientists for decades. but as adam mays reports, they now have evidence it exists. >> reporter: scientists say the universe as we know it may not have forms if not for the existence of a miracle of science called a higgs boson. >> i think we have it. >> reporter: the higgs boson was first mentioned by british physicist peter higgs in the 1960s. higgs believed it's these tiny particles that gives things mass. the 83-year-old higgs was in geneva for the announcement. >> my graptions to everybody involved in this tremendous achievement. for mer, it's really an incredible thing that it's happened in my lifetime. >> reporter: the discovery was made within europe's $10 billion a hadron collider that accelerates atomic particles until they reach the speed of light and smash th

this day in 1976, bruce jenner seat decath loan world record and won the gold at the olympics in montrealn track star had finished 10th at the 72 games in moon munich. for the next four years bruce jenner says he trained for 8 hours a day in his push to get the gold. a battle with dyslexia taught him hard work was the key to getting ahead in life that hard work paid off when he took the top spot in montreal. he later took the front of the wheaty's box and male athlete of the year. nowadays is he keeping up with the kda

this day in 1976, bruce jenner seat decath loan world record and won the gold at the olympics in montrealn track star had finished 10th at the 72 games in moon munich. for the next four years bruce jenner says he trained for 8 hours a day in his push to get the gold. a battle with dyslexia taught him hard work was the key to getting ahead in life that hard work paid off when he took the top spot in montreal. he later took the front of the wheaty's box and male athlete of the year. nowadays is he keeping up with the kardashians no one could catch bre jenner 36 years ago today. flnd you a now you know the news for this monday, july the 30th already, 2012. for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. we're back tomorrow. mr. bill to you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i don't think she passed that test. >> of being ready? >> of being ready to it take over. i think that was a mistake. >> bill: dick cheney saying sarah palin should not have been the republic vice presidential candidate in 2008. we'll debate that. and look ahead to who should be mitt romney's running mat

and a place that we use every once in a while in montreal. >> how did you start doing this?> well, it started off, back home, you know, i went to -- with the university of iowa for journalism. and started -- >> yeah. exactly. i did it for a long time. i started in high school, answering phones. kind of like how people get started in the newspaper business. i worked in the sports department for a long time. i'd come back from school in the summer, winter breaks, whatever, christmas and, you know, write and, you know, i worked there for 12 years. you know, it was just something that i wanted. you know, i kept trying to weasel into the entertainment, trying to write more about music and do the things that i wanted to do. >> and you weaseled in from rock island, illinois. it's one thing to pack up from hollywood, but another thing to have hollywood and nashville come to you. >> right. >> but as you said, you saw the tour buses passing you by. there's a thoroughfare, how did you get them to stop? the studio first or the website? >> the studio first. it was -- you know, i always t

investigators say an armed gunman approached people around a car in the 1200 block of oates street in mayor montreal heights early sunday morning. they told the people inside the car to get down. the car's driver got scared, hit the gas and dentally ran over one of the people on the ground. he died at the scene. the gunman took off running. >>> martin o'malley is meeting with lawmaker to discuss holding a special session on expanding gambling in maryland. the governor plans to meet with leaders from prim and montgomery counties and also baltimore city today. they will need to pass a bill by august 20th in order to get it on the november ballot. mber >>> our other big story, americans kidnapped in egypt. the egypt man says he will take more people if they do not release his tourist. the people were retracing jesus footsteps and headed to st. katherine's monastery. >> i think the egyptian government has to demonstrate it is able to maintain security inside egypt. if it fails, it will a severe economic blow to egypt, to its tourist industry. >> the pastor has diabetes and his family is worried because

ma gill university, montreal, m.d.. massachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medical sister, assistant professor, four years. george washington medical school, associate medical professor, georgetown medical school psychiatry, 20 years and currently medical answers,medicy television program, host 8 years and currently. author, 36 articles, four monographs and 204 professional presentations on adult attention deficit disorder, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology. hobbies, acting, singing, power walking. brian bowls doyle. >> on the words psychopharmacology, you say, ariel, the psycho pharmacologist is the new drug dealer, like a park avenue drug dealer. is that how people look upon psychopharmacology? >> that's what one of my sources said to me. that's how she views it. i think that's how some people -- they've taken their attitude that they would have had once towards street drugs and transfer

have been amongst the medals for the third day running saying have got a second go at it came from montreal is the live in the seventy three kilogram category he beat japan's world champion ricky in a car in the final a man he hadn't beaten in six previous attempts and he did it with the yukon and that effectively means he threw his opponent on the side that happened in the final minutes of this five minute contest a true olympic champion he came into this contest ranked number four but he blew away a house to big names including senator kerry's key chung wang in the semifinal much to the delight of russia's judo loving president vladimir putin but of course no one is more delighted than is die if himself. still ahead has sold game plan for the clash my coach told me oh i had to do it was crucial to neutralize my opponent's stronger hand and prevent him from doing any effective moves. also ahead to boy. it worked out. so joy for him but there was pain in the pool for russia and this is who came fourth in the hundred metres backstroke final she was second at the turn but lost out on the bron

it's been like water off a duck's back here as lawyer and attorney eric montreal who's represented some of the detainees at guantanamo believes the american leadership is totally failing to practice what it preaches. it's you're saying one thing and doing the complete opposite on one hand you know we're closing the base but on the other hand we're crafting water the state of the art you know penal institutions in the united states there's a big disconnect between the justice department between homeland security between the president and states and our foreign policy and i think we need to evaluate you know why we're spending millions upon millions of dollars on something that should not even be there in the first place later this hour we speak with british lawyer and university professor philip sands who says legal advisers practically gave the leadership unlimited power to do anything they wanted. them number of the lawyers involved very senior level had no real background in the subject of international law the protection of the right individual and were very ideological in their appr