the nrc found workers deliberately falsified soil samples. data, and earlier this year, a former worker told us his bosses ordered him to conceal radiation. a company spokesperson says they have since taken corrective action. 7:54 right now. much more ahead on "today in the bay", and coming up, a dog goes on quite the journey to reunite with his family, going from the bay area to mexico and back. flr (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. mateo to tijuana and back to the bay area? today in the bay's cheryl hurd has the story about a reunion between one lucky dog and his . >>> welcome back, how does a dog go to mexico and california and back to the bay area? sounds like a punch line is coming, but today in the bay has the story about a reunion about one lucky dog and his peni

the nrc is proposing sa fine against the contractor in charge of cleeng up the shipyard to make way for homes and shops. the ry found workers deliberately false fied soil samples. our unit first exposed the data an then this year, former worker told us his bosses ordered him to conceal is radiation. the company spokesperson says it has taken corrective action. >>> a family says they're being evicted after making several complaints about their rat and mold infested apartment. this morning, a group rallied oxford university the apartment complex calling for change. jamie has lived in the complex for several years and he says that now, his kids suffer from asthma due to the black mold in the building. he also saz the landlords don't tend to the trash, which has led to rat and flea infestations. after asking heritage reality to fix the problem, he says he received an eviction notice. today, the mayor smoke on his behalf. >> and ask these landlords and landlords throughout san matteo, to search in their souls and to have a heart. and to take action to fix this very, very serious and growing

. >> let's go to nrc incorporated. the nation's fourth largest homebuilder. why do you like it? >> they have a great business because most homebuilders develop land. nbr does not. they use a pricing model to gel. most profitably build homes than any company in the united states go back to wells fargo. you've got buffett buy y t yet to buy houses and housing after the '08 depression, there are few build rs in relation to the past housing. i guess it is, you sell things for the house on ebay. ebay is your pick. a lot of people would notice right off the top that they get a lot of their revenue out of the uk. are you worried about that? >> no. because they provide transactions. the primary e commerce platform for the small business for the world for that matter and what they provide are unique items. i'm a left-handed golfer. if i want to go buy a pair of used clubs, there's one market in the world that can provide me that. is it a commodity item? ? . you can go to amazon and walmart, but e may is the unique item marketplace for the world. >> cole, i'm going to put you with our exe

in the netherland the leading newspaper nrc ran the story on its website. it rorted on the emperor'r's visits to northeastern japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. and he has won respect at home and abroad. >>> survivors of earthquakes in japan are a look k back on three months of hardship. they're still looking for places to live and rebuild their lives after a series of earthquakes. the disaster t task force att t kumamoto city office began a meeting with silent prayers for victims. on april 14th, the region was hit by a quake with the maximum intensity of seven on the japanese scale. a series of jolts killed 59 people in kumamoto prefecture. one person is missing. about 4600 people are still in shelters. many others are sleeping in garages or tents. >> translator: as a shop owner, i want to reopen for business. but i have no idea when i can do it. first i want to move into temporary housing. >> repeporter: municipalities a building temporary housing, but they've only completed 40%. local labor officials say they've received more than 20,000 inquir

to the edge of the promise land and had he not lost his '92 primary he would have been reelected at nrc chairman and we had the opportunity of the creation of the modern republican majority. probably did more to bring it on than any single guy. but you pick up some of the members and some of it reading. >> so when you read some of the older biographies about lined open johnson or gerald ford, do you ever say to yourself, ah, the house doesn't work like that anymore? >> the house changes over times. there are lots of elements that are the same and i like to think honestly the appropriation's committee that's ania loond -- island that functions the way it's supposed to. it went through a rough time but rogers who very much in the best sense of the word an institutionalist and a creature of the house, so to speak, has really done a lot to restore that in the hopes that it can spread more broadly across country. there's no question that we live in a very divideed ideological time and to make a deal or literally, i have a lot of good friends on the other side butnd there's not as many issues

. >> doesn't that deal with the nrc keep women on the fringe?less i will move a bunch of women to places where they have opportunities -- what goes in and savages -- >> you are talking about a different kind of organization. one of the things -- we want to make a difference in two parts, one is recruitment. we know it is different to recruit women than men. men make up and they think they are awesome. women, no, you look beautiful, great and you have to convince them. >> do you want to punch them? [laughter] we have like the ted cruz-thing going on with the backdrop, so my apologies. [laughter] sort of like what happened to him on the floor. martinez, a republican state leadership committee, is doing a great job and at the state level, we have three times as many women running for office them before. 640 women, a great number. run forople become congress, rent percent, so it is getting those numbers. a bigger problem is the resources. we had these great women but they don't make it through the primaries because they do not have money, the fundra

it's not only on nrc but it's also amongst people know each other. friends. there's a recently caught hem. it happened to be the three girls saw. the boy put the drug into the gerl's drink and reported it him to the waiters. and he was arrested. -- because -- i think we need language that we strongly condemn as a party. date rape. and -- and when you speak to the balls you find out that the dinner are always like the victims. they're treated like -- they blame themselves somehow. also threw up on rape counseling. and so the more the weak we with sure. about young women in their aste. >> delegate from florida. >> the recent title nine cases that have come it and indicates. it's a problem covering up for athlete. obviously the yufertse especially when you're talk about a statement, university. >> i didn't mean to defer you. places get an attitude. >> i said not in the individual. or whatever. they need be enforcing the laws just like they enforce their law. the problem with title nine as it's brought up here is that the women don't get a farpe shake. we need to