but they said they already have two pups that are this pup's age right now so they're going to be able to kind of condition them all together. >> what kind of injuries did it have? >> it didn't have any injuries. it just wasn't old enough to swim by itself. >> do you remember that old cartoon tom and jerry where tom always does something to jerry and gets his come uppings? not in this video. tom is the cat. that rat is big enough to scare that cat. the rat is chasing the cat. >> someone needs to tell the rat how the food chain works. you're here, the cat is here. >> the rat is huge, though. i can't blame the cat for running away. >> in norway, if they're thieves and they want something, they just take it. this is at a truck yard. two thieves stole the truck and they weren't going to let no little gate get in their way. they just back up and drive right through it again. apparently after they took this truck from this yard, they went and crashed through another yard. >> looks like they're doing it for a tool, not to just go driving around. >> this video, that person was caught. that was

we spoke to the rescuers who saved the injured pup from certain death. >> he's improving. the five-pound poodle is eating as her wounds are healing and she is probably trying to forget the unbelievably close call with death. she's been tossed into a debris box holding construction material and dumped here at the san francisco ecology center. and you can see the wood, real heavy stuff. it is difficult to know how they survived, the movement of this material. >> reporter: he also survived a giant bulldozer, loading her and the debris on to the conveyer belt. the machine that will violently shake everything and then dumps it all on to the belt. just 20 feet from where they will dump that down the shoot. they saw the pup and pulled the switch to stop line. >> my co-workers, they climbed on top of the line. at that time i could see the puppy's head out of the bag, as it was trying to move. >> reporter: they thought it was a stuffed animal. >> i went outside and i saw the box. and a perfectly folded blanket right next to it. and i just dropped it off. it was all wet. >> reporter

. >> reporter: 24 hours earlier this pup was on a conveyer belt going through an ecology center trash separator. much like a scene from "toy story 3" her life was about to change. >> they stopped the belt and called us and found her and brought her to the shelt. a truck like it this out on its route picked up a can with the little pup inside and dumped it in the back. >> once it was in their truck they drove back in the checks that collected they traveled back to the site, dumped it into a chute. the chute goes down for processing it and hand sorting the trash and out coming had this little gem. >> reporter: a tough survivor. she still has to recover from animal bites on her neck and injuries to her back leg, probably from the truck load of trash on top of her. >> 3-month-old pupo a conveyer belt with trash this is not trash here. >> reporter: if the pup's own stker not come forget, san francisco animal care and control will put her up for adoption within a few weeks. all right this are people on a waiting list. >> how could you not want this dog? look at her? >> reporter: we are told

a badly injured poodle pup. >> kpix 5's don knapp is live where the puppy was saved just in time. >> reporter: just in time forchristmas, the story of an adorable little dog in the trash and rescued by the quick thinking of some ecology workers. about 24 hours earlier, this 10- month-old pup was on a conveyer belt passing through ecology centers trash separator. much like a scene from toy story 3, she was headed for the end of her short life. >> the employees seen her on the conveyer belt, seen her moving around. they stopped the belt, called us and we came out and impounded her and brought her to the shelter. >> reporter: a truck like this out on its route apparently picked up a recycling can with a little pup inside and dumped it into the bag. >> once it was in their truck, they drove back and to many other collections that they collected. they traveled back to their site, dumped it into a chute. the chute goes down for processing and they're hand sorting the trash and out comes this little gem here. >> reporter: gem as they call her proved to be a tough little survivor. but she st

. >> reporter: 24 hours earlier this pup was on a conveyer belt going through the trash separator. much like a scene from toy story 3, she was heading toward the end of her short life. >> employees stopped the belt and called us. >> reporter: a truck like this on is route picked up a recycle can with a pup inside and dumped it into the back. >> they drove back and the many other collections they collected, they traveled back to their site, dumped it into a chute. the chute goes down for processing. and they're hand sorting the trash. and outcomes this little gem here. >> reporter: gem has to cover from injury to see her back legs. probably from the truck load of trash. >> just to see this puppy on a conveyer belt with a bunch of trash. >> reporter: if the pup's owner doesn't come forward she'll be put up for adoption. probably within a few weeks. all ready there are people on a waiting list. >> how could you not want this dog? look at her. >> reporter: we're told gem son the mend and heading for a happy ending. don knapp, kpix 5. >> animal welfare is trying to figure out which truc

they said their pup quillo was washed away. enter the royal national life boat institution. they found her suck on a re. firefighters have found her. one picks him up and throws his lab over himself shoulder and they're trying to strand it. it well, cold, dlipry and they've got a ball game back in her shoulders. she like they were able to call the owners and a she's is okay. >> double dose dash cam. here comes the first one. pedestrians, boy, they have this russia in media. that was a family thing the tro. wuch. right back up. s we off youslyup sed. she was wrand up and some bungled. >> the clue to the driver was the other driver had stopped. >> somebody clearly not paying attention. you do see the blue signs. no lights but you need to pay attention to the signs around you. >> how do people walk around not bubble wrapped in russia? >> this as kids, this goes back. >> car going down a snowy neighborhood nor where. the diver has no ability to stop, it pit. >> i feel bad for the driver because, you know, he was following the rules and all of a sudden this kid comes down and the

. >> they picked up a recycle can with the pup in side. >> once in their drug -- truck they drove back. they dumbed it into a shoot. the shoot goes down for processing and they are hand sorting the trash and out comes this little gem. >> she has to recover from injuries to her nick and back legs. >> to see this 3 month old pup on the trash, it was like this isn't trash. if the owner doesn't come forward the dog will be put up for adoption. >> williams -- by the way animal welfare will try to fig burr -- figger out which -- figure out which truck she was on. >> when you have done wrong as doctor you need not assert your rights. this is not about money but human being. >> families and supporters gather today. the teenager is on life support. his moth -- her mother has been by her side. >> people come to just pray for her. it makes me feel better. they believe god has a final say so on my daughter. >> according to doctor they have determine she's brain dead. they have a an independent neurologist exam the teenager. >>> they found a man on the side of the road. police have not released his

don knapp spoke to the rescuers who saefed that jered pup from certain death. yes, ma'am is improving. the poold puppy is eating. her wounds are healing, and she's probably trying to get unbelievably close call with death. >> you can see wood, metal, sheetrock really heavy rugged stuff. it's -- it's really difficult to imagine how the dogs survive the movement of this material. >> jim also survived a giant bulldozer that loaded her and the debris onto a conveyor belt. a machine that violently shakes everything and then dumps it all on to the sorting belt. just 20 feet from where the belt dumps debris down a shult, jegly foster saw pup and pulled the switch to stop the line. >> at that time i can see, lieshgs the pulmopi's head sthak sticking out the back. >> arturo p ena thought the dog was a stuffed ang mall. i found the box and perfectly-folded blanket right next to it. i dropped him off. >> pena cleaned up the dog's kounds with alcohol, called animal control then found spare ribs, fried rice and a cut of pizza for the dog to eat. >> we're getting a lot of pe

man this is the pup they could be given a chance to say that in the snow tube lines. nelson mandela remember that new range st stadium in johannes from the mend as tens of thousands of forty people and welcome the guests celebrated the life of south africa's favourite sound. tuesday's memorial service to the country's first black president he died last thursday was an opportunity to reflect on the man who led the fight and won against apartheid. i believe it. it is good. oh what a good thing it really the film. it was one that got sitting sipping snacks to take ptc recently as the wholesome one hundred current or former heads of state to government attending us president barack obama to see the biggest hit to his success in which he described current deficit giants history the set. it worries them. it also. we were. i get to it with the waltz. which by snipers bullet. and on its debt to just two weeks if that didn't demonstrate to reconciliation with two hands taking that route instead. in contrast to the exhibits at the memorial said this in gentleness but what this

. >> reporter: about 24 hours earlier, this pup was passing through san francisco's trash separator. much like a scene from toy story 3, she was heading for the end of her short life. >> the employees saw her on the conveyer belt. they stopped the belt and called us. and we came out and brought her to the shelter. >> reporter: a truck like this picked up a recycle can with a pup inside. >> many of the other collections they collected, they traveled back to the site. and dumped it into the chute. the chute goes down for processing. and they're hand sorting the trash. and outcomes this little gem here. >> gem proved to be a tough little survivor. but she has to recover from animal bites on her neck. and injuries to her back legs. probably from the truck load of trash on top of her. >> just to see this little three-month-old puppy on conveyer belt with a bunch of trash, it's like this is not trash here. >> animal care and control will put her up for adoption probably in a few weeks. all ready there are people on a waiting list. >> how could you not want this dog. look at her. >> reporte

. >> vets say the pup suffered most of her injuries before she was thrown away. pup is expected to survive. >>> today the 49ers are saying farewell to candlestick park, their home of 42 years. and tonight the niners will play their last regular-season home game at the stick. next yearok the wind-blown, dam and foggy concrete stadium will be reduced to dust. let's begin our coverage on this with jodi hernandez who joins us live at the stick. a bittersweet day for fans and the staff as they get ready for tonight's farewell game. >> reporter: peggy, it is going to be a very emotional day. it seems everybody has a favorite candlestick story or a memory. well, tonight may be the last night to make new candlestick memories. you can see the kree is getting the field prepped for tonight's big game. you can also see the cheerleaders, the gold rush cheerleaders are out on the faeld practicing their routine. in just a few short hours, the farewell festivities will begin. >> it's been a very special place for -- in a very special part of san francisco history. >> reporter: b

mastering these string pup it's isn't easy.ach is the same, strings attached to an airplane shape control bar the size and weight can vary greatly not to mention the moves they have to perform. >> the pie man is a very different animal from the cats. >> there is always something new to discover and explore. >> reporter: it's like walking on a balance beam. hard to keep your feet on it. it's tough to keep the strings from getting tangled especially up on the puppeteer's bench. >> what will happen if the strings are attached? >> it's a challenge. >> it is a team effort, especially when you're sharing a tiny platform and at this, one of a kind cottage, it's also a labor of love. >> marinetting is a dying art so i think what we do is extremely important. >> oh, now now. >> reporter: a passion that is shared and hoped bruce hopes to pass on. >> they say if you love what you do as a job you'll never work a day in your life and i really feel that is true here. >> it's a great group of people working there and also work in other aspect

a driver does her best to corral it, but the frightened three month old pup runs right by., the dog runs to the freeway. at only nine inches high she's well below the sight line of speeding motorists. the cop risks putting himself in front of speeding traffic to protect her. >> probably worst case scenario i get hit by a car. i put out to dispatch i need a traffic break. >> a traffic break is what police do to slow on stop traffic. officer bennett rushes to assist. >> i was trying to get slow traffic to make it a little safer for us. so they're not zooming by us at 80 miles an hour. once i got it stopped and officer perry tried to grab it and the dog took off. it's hard to catch an animal. they'll do anything to get away from anybody that's coming after them. so sometimes it does take quite a bit to catch a dog. >> i could stay behind the dog and push the dog. officer bennett could go ahead far enough to where we had the dog somewhat pinned in. >> but the nine-inch high dog proves too quick for the 6'8" officer bennett who is giving chase in stiff motorcycle boots. terrifie

some of the older seals have been returning in search of their pups.s from around the offering words of praise for nelson mandela. africans that we his time as aing cause for a great celebration and enormous pride. countryfore has our as that wethe life are doing with mandeba t oday. it is that the sun, of this of the symbol that i feel today. rainbows will see the soon. >> there is a word and south african -- ubuntu. [applause] a word that captures mandela's greatest gift, his recognition that we are all bound together in ways that are invisible to the eye. oneness to humanity. what we achieve ourselves by sharing ourselves with others in caring for those around us. we accept the consequences of inaction knowing that standing up to powerful influences of injustice carries the price. i have fought against white and black domination. [applause] the ideal of ad democratic and free society in which all persons live together in harmony and equal opportunity. it is an idea which i hope and live for and achieve. but if need be, it is an ideal for which i am

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at least eight people were kill whed a police helicopter slammed through a crowded pup. it happened in an instant. >> people were jumping up and down dancing to music. we thought because of that the roof came down. but in five seconds the whole place engulfed in dust. people couldn't breathe. couldn't see. i covered my mouth and nose. i said to people. hold on and follow me out the door. >> and the search for bodies is expected to take many days. authorities say they have to make sure the damaged building which has the helicopter partly on top of it they have to make sure it's secure as emergency crews work inside. >>> it's not new but supposed to be improved. we are talking about health care.gov. >> and cnn is about to take the website for a test drive to see if it's waking smoothly as promised. thank you for waking up early with us. this is "new day sunday." ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] own your obsession with the exceptional values during the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the ri

and they were found around the holiday season so they appropriately named these three little pups prancer, dasher and santa paws. >> you're sad for the puppies but it's a good day for the rescue guy. when you get to carry around all those puppies at once, how can you not be super psyched about that? >> there are so many things can you do with a v-8 engine. >> so many. >> most people think you just have to drive a car with it but the guy down in australia decided to take a v-8 engine and turn it into an implement of destruction. ♪ >> oh, it's a chain saw. >> they're a peppermint, gum hardwood. >> they're cutting through that wood like it's butter. >> obviously can't hold that thing so the thing is on wheels. spinning out on the top like a big semi-trailer. >> what are they going to do now? >> step up, pay 5 bucks. as a guide -- >> i should have one of those in my back yard as a destressor for my husband, go chop up some wood. >> the 2013 version of the reddit gift exchange still going on right now. we isn't a gift. we're hoping we get a gift. one guy got a gift and he was so thankful for i

. >> ziggy the otto pup squeaks and waves. >> to say that this video is bonkers crazy is an understatement. >> he's going to get his first piercin piercing. >> these guys, they're nuts, the dutsones. >> they are nuts. he's going to give a piercing. not a big deal to most of the world but of course they're not going to do it the normal way. he is going to get a nail piercing in his ear. he's going to kneel down, put his ear on a board -- >> that nail is enormous. >> there's a stake. >> there's no alcohol, no sterile environment here. they look like they're in a junk yard covered with germs. >> here goes the hammer. >> two, one! >> oh, my god! >> it's not in yet. >> ah, ah! >> that could have gone into his jaw. look how close that is. >> and he's singing as he's hammering the nail into the ear. >> get me another one, we'll do the other ear. >> put it in his other ear. [ screaming ] >> which is in, hammering it in or cleaning it out? >> oh, my gosh! >> so they pull him out and look at the blood dripping. >> he didn't even flinch. he didn't cry. he was cutting his nails. >> that's going to do

place your home ♪ woman: pups are completely helpless.room, they can't forage for food. narrator: 501 must learn the skills to survive from a new mom. man: 501 really has to learn everything that she's gonna need to know to ultimately be released back out into the wild. narrator: it's an enormous endeavor. man: i'm not willing to ever take for granted that this is gonna work. narrator: fraught with obstacles. -woman: is that a shark bite? -man: massive.

the pup was scared and had injuries but seemed okay.e puppy and called animal welfare. they are trying to figure out what garbage area they found her in so they can find out which county she is from. >>> lake tahoe, 19-year-old alyssa wandered away from the event and her body was found in the snow and was found to have died of hypothermia and found drugs in her system. we will keep a heated tent open and stay opened for extended hours. >>> reeking havoc over the past few days. in mississippi, two torns left two people -- tornadoes left two people dead. it left major flight delays and is not having this much impact and all three of the big airports say operations are normal. >> we do anticipate the east coast weather and everything is operating on time this morning. >>> they do expect a massive holiday crowd with 100,000 passengers. allow plenty of extra time and if you find them, be sure to check on weather and connections there. >>> mechanical problems could cause some problems for ferry riders to pinellas county this evening. -- pinel

the pup was scared and had injured on her neck, but when they found they immediately called animal welfare. >> luckily we stopped the line in time before it actually fell off the belt into the pit where it would have been transferred to one of the landfills. >> animal welfare would like to know what truck she was on so they can track do you know what city she came from. >>> a kit epiwas stole phren the animal care and control center last week. we're learning she's been found safe. a hotel manager found it after seeing reports on the news. surveillance showed two women at the shelter during the abduction. the kitten is expected to be reunited with new owners this afternoon at the shelter. >>> today is a deadline for people to sign up for health insurance under the new affordable care act in order to get coverage starting january 1. here in california call centers for the state's health care exchange have been receiving 20,000 calls a day in recent weeks. one woman in sacramento says that up until now only her three-year-old son has health insurance because it was too expensive. >> it's almo

on the way back from narwhal spotting we happen upon the seal pup. we couldn't be more wrong. a word of warning, what you are about to see is graphic. is it sad at all? it seemed like, it was a little baby? >> not a baby. just an animal. it's given to us. the creator gave it so we can survive on it. >> reporter: how do you explain it to westerners who say this is cruelty to animals? >> this know it cruelty. this is our food. this is how we have survived for thousands of years. >> reporter: a way of life, like the ice itself that slowly is disappearing. weather and ice patterns are becoming more unpredictable as the we are about to find out in a frightening way firsthand. >> a big crack behind charlie. >> big one. >> reporter: back at camp, a few hours later, a crisis. suddenly we find ourselves at the mercy of the rapidly melting ice. >> a big crack between us and pond inlet. it melted faster. some elders said we should pack up and go. >> reporter: a crack in the ice growing with every minute. if it gets wider it might become impassible. leaving our

. >> act now and will you also get jingle obamacare dog, a bunch of lovable sickly conservative pupsike this classic ♪ ♪ ♪. >> over now, before another million people sign up for obama care. we'll be right back. >> welcome back, my guest tonight is a best selling author whose new book is called the signature of all things. i'm hoping to get my copy autographed by all things. please welcome elizabeth gilbert. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> for those of you people out there who have not bought and read your book eat, pray, love, let me tell a few people about you. you are the author of several boxes of fiction, pilgrim, stern men, committed and of course eat, pray, love. which sold 10 million copies. (applause) >> i know that you bought one because are you just right in the demographic. >> absolutely. >> i have womanly hips. now boy, 10 million copies. no problem eating these days. >> or loving. >> really, really? >> but no-- but no praying. >> no, prayers of gratitude. >> okay, good. >> yeah, good. now you've got a new book called the signature of all things. is like an eat pr

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you have the business community, you have government on the other hand, all working at different pups and i think what we have seep to be effective is making a difference, and bringing their numbers down, is really where they are all working together towards the same goal and rowing together. i think we are trying to do that at the federal government, trying to coordinate between all the federal agencies. we coordinate the work of 19 different agencies to figure out how to coordinate policy to end homelessness, and i just want to go back to something earlier, that i think the solutions really need to look t a main stream resours that donna mentioned. we need to look at the food statute program, and all of the mainstreem programs that exist as a way to end homelessness. the community says everybody has a role on ending homelessness, james says private citizens, social groups should work diligently to come up with short and long term solutions. >>> >> ux local issue all across the country. who are the people that are most active. talk to your local officials. talk to the service provide

jacob, good to see pup firs see. why is china trying for a lunar expedition at this moment in time? >> that is really the question on everybody's mind. why is china doing this? they're 60 years behind the game. we put men on the among in the 1960's, 1970's. but in china's case it's a similar motivation that we had in mind. china's military and aerospace military has collapsed into one budget. anything that is coming out that have budget is going to have an application in both arenas. china is very interested in the research that can come off the moon. but i think this is a matter of nationalistic pride. china, which is very, very interested in its image abroad, very interested in asserting itself really wants to get to the moon perhaps for the very same reasons we wanted to under kennedy. >> how does this interfere with nasa's research, is this a big deal? >> nasa's vessel is mapping out the dust on the moon, trying to learn more about the topography of the moon. what the chinese is attempting to do is very interesting and very complicated. they're trying to do a soft landing on the

they had their guns down while the pup stuck his head up. >> he did crawl on the boat and got face toe with the guy. >> this guy with the camera gives his camera to his buddy. >> you can see the seal just chilling on the guy's chest. all he said was all i could think about was this thing biting me in the face. he was trying to put him back in the water. that wouldn't work. the guy wanted to hang out. >> he was curious to see what was going on there. for all we know, this could be a rescue video. maybe he did escape being dinner. >> what's your name? >>> we've heard it a million times, don't bring a knife to a gun fight. somehow people not getting that fact. this guy, red flannel shirt in the netherlands, you see him throwing some liquid on a car at first. if you look close, you will notice there is a knife in his right hand. apparently, he was acting erratically. he threatened police and then did this. he started dousing the cops with that liquid. police believed that was gasoline and firing back, watch. >> the guy goes down to the ground. those are nondeath lethal bean bags. another

. >> act now and will you also get jingle obamacare dog, a bunch of lovable sickly conservative pups like this classic ♪ ♪ ♪. >> over now, before another million people sign up for obama care. we'll be right back. èv$,x 1@,x"0"0"0"0 ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. >> welcome back, my guest tonight is a best selling author whose new book is called the signature of all things. i'm hoping to get my copy autographed by all things. please welcome elizabeth gilbert. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> for those of you people out there who have not bought and read your book eat, pray, love, let me tell a few people about you. you are the author of several boxes of fiction, pilgrim, stern men, committed and of

my tag came here with the pup of becoming a political journalist. and he was not able to get -- maybe he would have been hired. but he was not hired by anyone and eventually ended up working for the united nations at the apartheid division in the antiapartheid radio. and he had three degrees. a bachelors and two masters. one in library studies and one in communications. it was -- he died right -- his death coincides with my going to south africa for his funeral, and it was then that i realized that i was walking in his well, thomas, i am interested what did you learn in in the making of the film, and the, cans what were the things that you learned in those conversations that will never leave you? >> the persistence of vision. that even when things look the most dire, that justice can win out. that i want to come back british prime minister is speaking now. a man who suffered so much for freedom and justice, and a man who flu his dignity and triumph inspired millions. the strongest impression of all, when you met him, was of his extraordinary and for

not for this pup. basically, heaven on earth. >> oh. >> that face.ng like a bunny. >> what is the problem here? i'm loving it. >> okay at him. >> or her. >> watch out for the yellow snow. >> yeah, be wary of that. >> or brown. >> oh, okay. >> oh. >> right? >> a chilly day. love it. >> thank you, rachel. >>> now, we have beyonce in a "gma" exclusive. her new album has been topping the charts since she surprised the world with the release. in a video you'll see her first, she takes you inside the making of her music and how she got that amazing body back after having her baby. ♪ >> reporter: she surprised the world, releasing her secretive visual album with no promotion. >> we had so much fun. my family was there. and i was breast-feeding, corn row s in my hair. >> reporter: now as that album dominates the billboard top chart. beyonce is revealing how she pulled off the surprise while balancing life as a new mom. >> because i was spending so much time being a mother, i would take a few hours out of the day and record. and in real-life, i was this woman

when the crisis hit and people couldn't work overtime and a lot of people got laid off pup. >> it's a numbers game. do you think stroit detroit will be fixed a year from now, five years from now, a decade from now? >> absolutely. you can't come downtown today and find a lost apartment or condo that you can lease, buy or rent. you cannot go to a parking garage in downtown and lease a space for your automobile. it's full. people are investing. businesses are coming back, and city will be coming back. when the emergency financial manager is through. he's made it clear he wants to create an environment where the city of detroit will have a revenue flow that will allow them to hire police and make the repairs necessary, keep the lights on and bring the quality of life where it should be. if you've got some money you want to invest, come to the city of detroit right now today. >> thank you. it's great talking to you. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> can the problems in urban america spark a fuse to engage leaders to solve them. we're taking a look at fuse corp. mostly work at cab

tomorrow, specialist jacob montgomery of the national guard has been reunited with his missing pit bull pup dexter, found nine days later under some rubble. dexter was only slightly injured and is, apparently, bound for a full recovery. if you haven't seen it already, we've got a play from today's auburn, alabama football game you'll be watching for years to come. it was 28-28 with one second left in one of the most heated rivalries in sport. 'bamma is trying a 57-yard field goal. it's short and an auburn player named chris davis brings it all the way back for a stunning auburn victory. coming up, how jenny hatch became a hero for the developmentally disabled. with some holiday inspiration. actually, this is good for every other time of the year as well. the c.d.c. says roughly one in six american children has a developmental disability which can impose constraints on daily life that continue into dutihood, and that's where a woman by the name of jenny hatch comes in. don dahler has her story. >> reporter: jenny hatch has worked at this virginia thrift store for more than six years. >> i lo

but what seems like a stroke of luck for one pup turns out to be bad news for another little guy. >>so she took the puppy out of that purse, put the puppy back, and chose a different puppy. >> again, cindy releases the theft video to local media, and again, the puppy is returned unharmed. only the girl who carries the puppy in her purse is arrested. cindy darrell has more than a dozen security cameras in her store, and she wants would-be thieves to take notice. >> we have cameras. we have signs that tell you we have cameras. we're not hiding the fact. i just don't understand why people continue to steal knowing that that day they're going to be on the news. >> but cameras won't stop everyone. these thefts can happen in the blink of an eye, like this one. watch as this woman asks an employee questions about a chihuahua. >> one of my employees that actually had been helping her had to step away for maybe 15 or 20 seconds. in that short amount of time, she reached into the crib, shoved the puppy underneath her jacket, and walked out the door. >> because of her good video evidence, cindy

the dog was likely just moments away from death on saturday when a plant worker saw the pup and pushed the emergency break on the conveyor belt. jim survived a giant bulldozer that loaded her and construction debris onto the belt. the dog's wounds are healing. >>> san francisco could host the america's cup once again in 2017. mayor ed lee sent a letter to the race organizers this week opening up negotiations. however, he is not offering any big incentives this time around. oracle team usa staged one of the greatest comebacks in sports history by winning eight straight races to take the cup back in september. >>> san jose police released this video today hoping to find more potential victims and witnesses. watch as the car comes plowing through the walmart store taking customers out. this happened on easter sunday earlier this year. investigators say the driver got out of the car and began assaulting customers. if eye recognize anyone from this video, san jose police want to hear from you. >>> okay. we know the calendar says it is christmas eve, but it certainly doesn't feel like it. we

sarah, good to see pup thank you for being with us. the thing that struck me in patricia's story is the cost of hiring employees. it seems to make sense to businesses if i don't have to pay this 30% more and i've got this flexibility, you can see why this trend is catching on. >> oh, yeah, it makes sense why employers want to have freelance workers. they don't have to offer them benefits. they don't have to offer them any kind of paid leave package, no vacation, no family or medical leave. no paid sick days. they don't have to pay unemployment insurance, no workers compensation and exempt from the fair labor standards act. it really means that employers get off very easy, but the unfortunate side-effect that have is that the people who are filling these freelance position have very few protections. >> i guess this is part of the whole issue of having high unemployment and taking a while to get jobs back. for now the market dictates that employers are able to do that. you see that changing in coming years? >> well, i think the one thing

mom and pup will be available for adoption in february.hat is so great, isn't that cool, anthony, when you think about the good work that vets do, especially for dogs like that in need? >> it makes you want to go to the adoption place and pick up all the puppies. >> scoop them right up, that's for sure. >> we're looking at beautiful conditions. the only unfortunate thing, it's hazy outside. temperatures are warming so quickly already. in the 60s in the east bay. right now in the north bay, climbing out of what was a cold morning from the 20s back to 51 degrees. let's take you out and show you what we're looking at as far as the rest of our temperatures go. city by city. you can see san francisco already up to 60 degrees. san jose at 55 degrees. i want to show you what's going to happen in san jose. even though we're just at 55. we're going to see our temperatures spike. by 3:00, we're going to be near 68 degrees in san jose. by 4:00, 71 degrees. if we get to 71, that would be a new record for christmas day. that record hasn't been broken s