it basically neuters or whole process. if i run a stop sign, i get a fine. i don't get out of it. greg should not get out of this. and that's really our whole position. it's been a lot of work and taken an enormous amount of city resources and an enormous amount of the community members' time, to actually be a neighborhood-serving business and have respect for the neighborhood. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening, my name is david troupe. i'm on the board of the neighborhood association. i don't want to be here tonight, and i didn't want to be at the planning commission hearing where mr. braunstein's c.u. was nearly revoked. i didn't want to be at any of the other meetings we had over the last two years trying to get resolution on this noise issue. but this has been a litany of broken promises and lies from the very beginning. greg came to our organization. he had the existing bar on the site. there had been a lot of noise problems there. and one of the reasons that we supported his plans to basically completely reconstruct the building is that he promised that the

. >> they were great dogs licensed, neutered, they went to puppy training school. they were great with kids. >> reporter: carla torres doesn't know how her dogs got out yesterday afternoon. she said it's never happened before. >> first time ever, ever. and it's such a tragedy. >> reporter: but the two boxers, bella and jordan, had mate their way to the neighborhood park where they were walked every day. soon after, san mateo police got a 911 call. two dogs had knocked over a young girl and attacked her small dog. >> i think it was a bark that scared people. and people who are not familiar with boxers, uhm, can be fearful of that. >> reporter: two officers arrived in minutes. both the girl and her dog were fine. but police didn't take any chances. they tasered the dogs but the tase her little effect. >> one of the dogs began to again approach gnashing its teeth, drooling, the officers in fear for themselves and the people in the park and they made the decision at that point that theyed intoed to fire on the dogs. each of the -- they needed to fire on the dogs. each

. >> reporter: bella and jordan had been spade and neuters and they never had problems with them beforee peninsula human society told ktvu it was not going to second guess the officers actions. >>> the faa says a helicopter crashed on highway 49 in the sierra foothills it happened yesterday morning. 71-year-old lee haley was flying his 51-year-old bell helicopter when it crashed into some trees. both he and his passenger suffered minor injuries but are expected to recover. >>> hundreds of millions of the dollars are still needed to build the 49er stadium, butted models have been introduced. >> reporter: this is the model of the 49er stadium planned. although the 49ers aren't discussing prices publicly we have learned many cost $45,000 a year. >> it's roughly a 35,000 square foot club that spans the lenght of the football field. >> reporter: the stadium cost has gone up to $987 million. >> i think it's a done deal. it's happening, we're moving forward. we're going to meet with season ticketholders starting this january. >> reporter: gary robinson owner of magnum dry wall was impressed wi

. >> reporter: bella and jordan had been spade and neuters and they never had problems with them beforee peninsula human society told ktvu it was not going to second guess the officers actions. >>> the faa says a helicopter crashed on highway 49 in the sierra foothills it happened yesterday morning. 71-year-old lee haley was flying his 51-year-old bell helicopter when it crashed into some trees. both he and his passenger suffered minor injuries but are expected to recover. >>> hundreds of millions of the dollars are still needed to build the 49er stadium, butted models have been introduced. >> reporter: this is the model of the 49er stadium planned. although the 49ers aren't discussing prices publicly we have learned many cost $45,000 a year. >> it's roughly a 35,000 square foot club that spans the lenght of the football field. >> reporter: the stadium cost has gone up to $987 million. >> i think it's a done deal. it's happening, we're moving forward. we're going to meet with season ticketholders starting this january. >> reporter: gary robinson owner of magnum dry wall was impressed wi

. >> word of a neuter rist video, timed to coincide with the september 11th attacks. the new leader appears in the video. a monitoring service said it's called the dawn of imminent victory and features previously unreleased images of bin laden. >>> protests against bart are becoming a weekly tradition, it's hard not to notice. alex is in the city where someone else has noticed protesters are less than pleased. >> reporter: the group behind the demonstrations we have seen is looking at more scrutiny from the fbi. we saw a shift, protesters didn't go onto the bart platform meaning no station shut downs and a hassle free commute. they faced off with police outside of city hall tonight but after officers blocked the entrance they headed back to bart. they stormed the civic center station but never went past the fair gate. >> i guess that's fine. as lock as it's not holding me back. >> reporter: bart said none of the stations had to be closed like during previous protests. >> we hate to close the station because we know that impacts the people who want want to get on the t

. >> word of a neuter rist video, timed to coincide with the september 11th attacks. the new leader appears in the video. a monitoring service said it's called the dawn of imminent victory and features previously unreleased images of bin laden. >>> protests against bart are becoming a weekly tradition, it's hard not to notice. alex is in the city where someone else has noticed protesters are less than pleased. >> reporter: the group behind the demonstrations we have seen is looking at more scrutiny from the fbi. we saw a shift, protesters didn't go onto the bart platform meaning no station shut downs and a hassle free commute. they faced off with police outside of city hall tonight but after officers blocked the entrance they headed back to bart. they stormed the civic center station but never went past the fair gate. >> i guess that's fine. as lock as it's not holding me back. >> reporter: bart said none of the stations had to be closed like during previous protests. >> we hate to close the station because we know that impacts the people who want want to get on the t

they were neutered. they went to puppy training school. they were great with kids. >> reporter: carla torres doesn't know how her dogs got out yesterday afternoon. she says it's never happened before. >> first time ever. ever. it's such a tragedy. >> reporter: but the two boxers made their way to the neighborhood park where they were walked every day. soon after there was a 911 call. two dogs knocked over a young girl and attacked her small dog. >> i think the bark scared people and people not familiar with boxers can be fearful of that. >> reporter: two officers arrived in minutes. both the girl and her dog were fine. police didn't take any chances. they tasered the dogs but the tase her little effect. >> one of the dog began to approach gnashing its teeth, drooling. the officers were in fear for their safety and the folks in the park. they made the decision at that point that needed to fire on the dogs. >> reporter: each of the officers hit a dog. one died immediately, the other early this morning. >> this is the first too many that i ca

doggy botox and then another surgery that's quite popular among dogs that have been neutered, anyway. >> we'll call it implants. >> implants. what do you make of this? is this something you'd do for your dog? >> absolutely not. >> not to mention the fact that -- first of all it sounds crazy. second of all, the cost of it all. >> right. >> i'm not doing it as a human, why would i do it -- >> i could see maybe a teeth problem. if i really loved my dg and it could cause dental health issues, maybe i'd consider something like that. >> if it's a health issue, that's one thing. >> they say dogs are like their owners, right? we can probably guess who the clientele might be. >> may be very popular out in los angeles. nothing against los angeles. i love l.a. >> we love our west coast viewers. >>> let's talk about this next story. i have to admit, i sleep with my blackberry close. >> do you wake up in the middle of the night? yeah? >> quite frequently. >> do i wake up in the morning sometimes and i've sent e-mails quite frankly -- >> you don't remember it. >> anyway, people are sleep texting. i

. >> those are like neutered lizards or something.d off of them. >> that's quality programming for children that i grew up on and it made me the woman i am today. >> okay. in conclusion, let me just say in isha's defense, i know this was an isolated incident and we all know you're not completely clueless about american culture. magilla gorilla, do you know what that is? >> what is that? >> isha, isha, isha. fear not, you'll always be pokey to my gumby on the ""ridiculist"." >>> a note about ""ridiculist"" we ran last week about a college student rant about sperry and rainbow shoes. we put the shoe company on the ""ridiculist"" and the student called us to make sure we knew the rant was a joke and of course, we did, and that's why we featured it on the ""ridiculist"." we appreciate the call, lance, and good luck in school. >>> piers, thanks it is 10 p.m. here on the east coast.

. >> those are like neutered lizards or something.r hair shaved off of them. >> that's quality programming for children that i grew up on and it made me the woman i am today. >> okay. in conclusion, let me just say in isha's defense, i know this was an isolated incident and we all know you're not completely clueless about american culture. magilla gorilla, do you know what that is? >> what is that? >> isha, isha, isha. fear not, you'll always be pokey to my gumby on the "rediculist." >>> a note about "rediculist" we ran last week about a college student rant about sperry and rainbow shoes. we put the shoe company on the "rediculist" and the student called us to make sure we knew the rant was a joke and of course, we did, and that's why we featured it on the "rediculist." we appreciate the call, lance, and good luck in school. that does it for this edition of "360." >>> thanks, anderson.

. >> once i realized, and he said 6-year-old neutered boxer male, my heart dropped., you've got to be kidding me. >> reporter: someone found cane ten miles from where he was lost and gave him to the polk county sheriff's office animal control shelter. they used his microchip to trace him back to kendra. and after five years they got cane back on monday. two weeks after another of their dogs passed away. >> to have cane now is kind of -- kind of softened it a little bit. >> my baby boy dies. then, oh, my god, my other baby boy who's all grown up now has come back into my life. it's really weird. >> he loves us and you can tell he did miss us, which is good because we missed him. >> reporter: jeff butera, abc news. >> aw. cane as in candy cane. >> that is amazing. five years later? i mean, that's the proof that people who love their dogs, there are a lot of you out there, get the microchip. >> you don't love dogs? >> i don't dislike animals. >> i don't buy it. see, we caught you. >> my idea of hell, caught in a single photograph. >> we know what your other job is. hell

. >> reporter: staff veterinarians carefully conduct spay/neuter operations to protect the homeless petsloving family. >> my favorite moment working here is when we find that amazing match. and we see people crying because they're so excited. or i get lots of hugs in my position. so, that's wonderful. >> reporter: little miracles happen here. a milwaukee woman recognized that and left money for the wisconsin humane society in her will. but somehow, it went astray, way back in 2004. and ended up in the wisconsin state treasurer's unclaimed property fund. >> you're calling and saying that you were going to visit. we did some detective work. and we discovered there was this amount of money for the humane society that somehow had gotten missed. >> reporter: now, it's time to turn it over to its rightful owners. some are panting at the possibility. >> we did some searching. and we found something that had been overlooked. and it's a pretty big something. and i won't make you wait much longer. we found for you, over $59,000. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: how about that, huh? could this