. >> reporter: it is sherry franklin's life mission. saving older dogs. >> it is the reason i get up in the morning, it is actually to know that i can save an animal, place an animal in a great home. >> reporter: as a long time spca volunteer in the 1990s, the san francisco hair stylist developed a passion for older dogs, those last to be adopted, and first to be euthanized. >> what i wanted to do was rescue senior dogs. so i started taking them home one at a time and cleaning them up and finding them homes. >> you are my best guy. >> reporter: sherry founded the nonprofit -- muttville in 2007 to rescue older dogs from being euthanized and she paired more than 200 with senior counterparts. >> of course it came to me, what a perfect match, senior humans, senior dogs. >> reporter: she was inspired by her father's experience. he had terminal cancer. and it lifted his spears when he took in zeppy, a stray cat. >> it changed his life at the end. it gave him a reason to, you know, to get up, and something to talk about. >> reporter: 66-year-o

sherry hu, cbs 5. >>> a final tribute today for a local music legend. hundreds of people packed the paramount theater in oakland for the funeral for walter hawkins. the grammy award winner died last week. he was 61 years old. he had batsled cancer for two years. the oakland native best known for the hit song "o happy day." >> the genius is the lyrics of the music. they are written very close to the gospel that's in the king james version and the inspiration and motivation with his writing that he puts in it is so stirring. >> over the course of his career hawkins was nominated for nine grammys. he won in 1980 for his rendition of the lord's prayer. >>> all right. roberta, what do you have for us? >> wow, everybody has been talking about the weather today because, boy, are we a city of extremes. we have been talking about nothing but the low clouds and fog at the coast. but meanwhile compare that with this our mount vaca cam. today's high temperature so far only 75 degrees. almost 10 degrees below average. you might see the hint of that there a deep mari

. >> reporter: it is sherry franklin's life mission.g older dogs. >> it is the reason i get up in the morning, is actually because i know i can save an animal, place an animal in a great home. >> boy is he cute. >> reporter: as a long time spca volunteer in the 1990s the san francisco hair stylist developed a passion for older dog, the last to be adopted and first to be euthanized. >> what i wanted to do was rescue senior dogs. so i started taking them home one at a time and cleaning them up and finding them homes. >> are you my best girl. >> reporter: sherry founded the nonprofit muttville in 2007 to rescue older dogs from being euthanized and saved more than 700 dogs seven and older and paired more with senior counterparts. >> it came to me, what a perfect match. seniors, humans. senior dogs. >> reporter: she was inspired by her father's experience. he had terminal cancer and it lifted his spirits when he took in zeppy a stray cat. >> it changed his life at the end and it gave him a reason to get up and something to talk about. >> rep

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we sit down with willie brown and get his take on what was behind sherry shiraz's firing and rehiring. >> we have a lot coming up but leading the news. a 7-year-old girl is dead, 10 others are hurt, after a fire in an apartment building in san jose this morning. it started after 1:30 a.m. on hamilton avenue in a single apartment, part of a complex of 40 units. it took more than 50 firefighters to get flames under control. >> when we got on scene, the apartment was fully engulfed. unknown amount of people got out. one girl was trapped in the back bedroom. >> that young girl was taken to hospital but died a short time later. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> speaking of san jose, firefighter say the city's plan to close five fire stations could put people at risk. members of the union rallied at one of the threatened stations yesterday and after that they went to the neighbourhoods and met one on one to talk about losing the stations. closing fire houses could mean a risk to public safety. >> fire station 7 is in my neighbourhood that was slated for closure two weeks pri

sherry hu, cbs 5. >>> a shake-up in the nation's capital this morning.ut it had nothing to do with politics. a rare earthquake woke people up in the d.c. area. it was 3.6 centered between germ nan town and gaithersburg, maryland. and here in california two quakes 4.0 and 3.9 shaking the guys, area of sonoma county yesterday. none of the quakes caused any significant damage. >>> it's 5:37. apple about to go public regarding problems with the new iphone. we'll tell you how big of a deal this actually is. >> and pet owners beware. the common product that could be toxic to your pet even in very small quantities. we're following right now... ,, mousse temptations by jell-o. a rich and airy treat. ♪ because after you've washed the bills... and paid all the dishes... it's finally me o'clock. enjoy it with mousse temptations. three decadent flavors. 60 calories. it's me o'clock. time for jell-o. ben and his family live on this block. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. re/max agents know their markets, and they care enough to get to know

sherry hu has the story. >>> reporter: it wouldn't be a cliche to call leila travis mother wildlife. she has taken in thousands of earth's creatures. >> people don't know what to do when they find orphaned and injured wildlife and that's why we're here. >> reporter: she aid 10 years ago she and her -- she said 10 years ago she and her husband didn't know either not after a squirrel's nest fell out of a tree in their yard. i saw the mother squirrel and the mother was carrying them to a backup nest. she came back two out of three but not the third one. we collected up the baby that was left and started the hunt for what to do. >> reporter: not only did they find the answer, they found something bigger. the beginning of this urban wildlife rescue center they call ig dra sill, the mythological world for world tree. >> our purpose is to release them back into the wild to give them a second chance. >> reporter: she says the group is run by volunteers and donation. the center gets medical help from local vets. while this house in the oakland hills has served the rescue center well over the

sherry hu, cbs 5. >> as for california's money problems, the state budget is now two weeks late.oday assembly speaker john perez said democrats and republicans are $7 billion apart. the deficit is estimated at more than $19 billion. while the leaders are negotiating, no one wants to talk about possible deals that could be struck behind closed doors. >> those are the exact kind of things you can't discuss in public. that's what makes them evaporate. so you have to have thorough discussions. you try to get to resolution. once you get to resolution you can talk about them but not before. >> state work railroads wondering if they will be forced to -- state workers are wondering if they will be forced to take minimum wage. a hearing on that is scheduled tomorrow. >>> according to numbers out of governor schwarzenegger's office, california continues to lose an estimated $52 million every day the state goes without a spending plan. since the beginning of the fiscal year on july 1, the impasse has cost california more than $765 million. >>> okay. i'll admit it's not often we give you a t

in alameda, sherry hu, cbs 5. >> i think he was out. i don't know. [ laughter ] >>> the mess down in bell california and the sad truth we may all pay to clean it up. tonight we'll look at what happens next. what can be done to keep this kind of fiasco from happening in your hometown? >>> and last we heard from state lawmakers, things have degenerated to this. tonight we are going to check in on the pie fight that is the budget stalemate. plus word of possible income tax changes for californians. what it would mean for the state's budget and yours, as well. >>> speaking of money, one of you wanted to know how much cash the bay bridge collects every day. that's tonight's "good question." ,,,, the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a consumers digest best buy and the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. now get 0% apr for 72 months on 2010 silverado half-ton models with an average finance savings around $5,800. 'cause they're gonna have a goo

. >> sherry kramer began to cry when she saw the orphanage where he daughter lived in the first year.er mother is holding a marrow and stem cell drive along the ethic minorities who live near that orphanage. >> i don't have a lot of time with katie. she doesn't have years, she doesn't have months to have a transplant. it has to be soon. >> katie kramer recently underwent chemotherapy and cannot fight infection so she's at an isolation ward while her mother searches for a donor. blood samples of matches will be sent to the united states. if a match is found, the donor must undergo testing. >> let's hope they can find a donor soon. >> we'll be right back. >>> a third body is pulled from the chilly waters after a boat is capsized at point rays. >>> and a case that appears to be animal neglect after five horses are found dead in a field. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. there is a new development tonight in the search for two fishermen off the coast of point rays. the body of one of those men have now been recovered. we are learning more tonight abo

. >>> fired government worker, sherry sherrod said she will sue the man who posted a version o her words her words online. she was forced to resign after a speech she made was edited to appear to be racist. conservative blogger andrew breitbart posted that on his site. >> he had to know he was targeting me. at this point, he hasn't apologized. i don't want it at this point. and he'll definitely hear from me. >> sherrod says she still hasn't decided about the new job she has been offered at the agriculture department. >>> montana investigators expect dna test results that are due out today will confirm that a captured grizzly is the bear that killed a camper. a female bear and her cubs were snared in metal traps near his tent. two campers were also injured in the incident. the terrifying attack came with no warning in the middle of the night, waking the campers out of their sleep. >> bear was on my leg. i punched him a couple times. and then, it was gone. >> i remember opening my eyes and thinking something's not right. then, crunch. >> camp officials say campers didn't leave food out or

. >> reporter: buried beneath sherry wood-stieg's farmland could be the goose that laid the golden egg. shale runs under most of northern michigan and some of it could be rich with natural gas that energy companies couldn't get to, until now. that's why wood-stieg got this offer from an oil company to lease the mineral rights under her land for $21,000. it's money this nurse practitioner and part-time farmer could definitely use. >> money is hard, it's tight, and when somebody is throwing around $20,000, $30,000, up to $200,000 for leases-- no offense but it goes to my budget really good. >> reporter: oil and natural gas drilling have been a part of michigan's landscape for nearly a century. over the years, the state and its residents have reaped millions of dollars in bonuses and royalties for mineral rights leases. the latest natural gas boom could bring even bigger windfalls, but it could also bring big problems. >> leasing mineral rights in michigan is a little more complicated than it is in other states, because here property rights and mineral rights are severed. in other words,

with a wonderful sorry sherry and atmosphere and a lot of museums archaeological museum this. on and other sites historic buildings for example last carla going to visit his. well that's why. this is as it is too short hard little time because there are so many beauties in need to leave to show and president medvedev promise me. many times so that's your public promise and then i invite my guest to my villa. where we're going to visit the university elaborate on your call which will start writing you know just starting from january or february and offered all right invited mr president. as of a she is one of the prominent politicians of the past twenty years and i wanted to address that alton's. mr putin has already visited that university. and i would love to. remember it or i would like to say that forty percent. that's the increase of our trade turnover and over the past twelve months. and we're also going to through on it. paddling with you for a wonderful event where the hero of the russian language and russian culture will be. in control of the language and telling cultu

implement key reform, such as gardening more actively with the community, sherri responsibly for child safety, strengthening families and assuring the fairness of equity service delivery and outcomes. it also requires county to engage in specific planning process every three years. and you may recall that in january, the public safety committee review our self assessment plan, which is a key component and provides an assessment of the entire continuum of care for prevention and intervention in the child welfare and juvenile probation department. based on that assessment, the sip prioritizes specific outcomes and a device strategies for improvement in these areas. it is basically a strategic plan implementing what we found in the self assessment. board approval is required, is mandated prior to our submission to the california department of social services. development include a date cooperation a public-private partners and consumers to improve outcomes for children and families. this sip focuses on three outcomes for child welfare and one for juvenile probation. the three child welfar

the money into a solvent entitlement that's a euphemism for oh we're abdicating our role is to do sherry stewards of the economy and instead it is going to give everybody on wall street a huge bonus levels to go pound sand it was the previous fed chairman alan greenspan who convince congress to. raise the tax on workers so that towards their social security and that increase the pool it created a savings pool for the baby boom generation that everybody foresaw that this was going to be a big strain on the social security system and two and a half trillion dollars instead of saving it as they were supposed to they used it to fund their wars and the tax cuts for the rich that's just right before reagan made him the fed chairman he was workin some for cock the wonky policy group and think tank in washington and they said raised the workers and will use up to full in retirement but reagan when he got office you simply stole the money so you see that these eighteen to thirty four year olds are expected collapse and they're doing nothing about it they're just like taking it passively because i

today the president personally apologized to sherry sherrod over the phone. and he told her he would like her to return to the usda. >> he wanted me to know he's supportive. and he's been having to deal with the same issues he's been dealing with over the past five years. just a good conversation. >> reporter: sherrod was forced to resign after someone posted a video. >>> and now lawmakers are leading a charge to put an public option back on the table. >> the people on the street started to tell me in the bay area, this is a start. have health care reform, but we want it improved. >>> north bay congresswoman lynne woolsey says she placed the law on the table to follow through with promises made to the public. a public -- backers say the savings would come through lower administrative costs and reduced payments to doctors and hospitals. >> what it means is competition to the private insurance. and unless there's competition to the private insurance companies, the premiums are going to go up and up and up. >> reporter: insurance companies and other critics say

scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling the m.p.a.a., "you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where government was leaning on creators, and all the pressure comes from-- i'd be less scared of government. they'd be accountable, 'cause we could vote 'em out. m.p.a.a. is just there. it's like star chamber. great conversation; thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. i appreciate it. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at:

here's sherry spencer before. let's bring the new love v lovelier schey eier sherry spen? it's absolutely beautiful. she did this trick where she made the iliner a little thicker on the end to lift up her eyes to give her that look. >> look straight into the camera, please. look at the difference there. >> wow, wow. >> we need a kleenex over here. >> jill, love the outfit. >> you know we love white. this is a blazer, and she can mix and match match this with jeans and a white t-shirt all throughout the year. >> what do you think? >> you look great. i'm so happy for you. >> let's bring mixen back out. >> we have lovely and gorgeous. here we are. don't forget, if you'd like to be ambushed this summer head to our plaza on thursday. >> up next, dealing with the change of life. >> can't imagine what that's all about. >> after that. >> i've changed so many times. i was short of breath, so i couldn't always do what i wanted to do. but five minutes ago, i took symbicort, and symbicort is already helping significantly improve my lung function. so, today, i've noticed a significant

this is organized by sherry king of operation pride. go to norcal.usa.com >>> a federal judge is expected to rule on arizona's controversy controversial new -- controversial new imligation law -- immigration law. sheriff joe known for his tough stance against illegal immigration says he's -- immigration says he's making room for arrests in a huge outdoor jail. he says he plans to send 200 deputies and volunteers out tomorrow looking for traffic violators, people wanted on criminal warrants and others as a way to round up illegal immigrants. >>> 8:54. cigarette sales in california have plunged to their lowest level in a decade as smokers were hit by new taxes and restrictions on where they could smoke. the sea drop was the biggest decline since 2000. the number of cigarette packs sold in the state was down 2.8 billion in 180. that drop in smoking means tax revenues are been lost. >>> kay is one 1 finalists for a nearly $3.5 in federal race to the top grants. to qualify, educators must agree to classroom reforms. dozens of states have alr

ever wonder how much radiation you're putting sherry year each time you place a call in your cell phone? the city of san francisco want to take out the guess work and pass a law so the next time shot by yourself and store you see this that's posted in plain sight but the wireless industry wants to stop a lot and is suing san francisco. the city's attorney office says what's the big deal? >> it's a republic and provided to consumers that it's available at the point of sale before the by the phone. we don't think it's a big threat all the self lobby seems to disagree and they come up with the lives series that somehow providing information will be misleading or frightening and it's confusing to consumers pureed we don't think that's a good legal theory it's something we think will have some legal for them. >> hi dorothy said this offer exposure law was supposed to take effect in february now is out in the air. >> this is an issue that involves consumers access to information that's already available. consumers can already look up the radiation levels on the cellphone by going to the web s

. >> reporter: another night liz speaks through sherry sheppard. >> i want us to be together again.y of relationship gone wrong at least two versions. >> reporter: who could forget the saga of bert and lonnie told ear in dueling autobiographys. that's kristin johnson and ryan reynolds. no relations. >> he was sweet and tentative and gentle almost as if he he thought i was going to break. >> during the non-stop animal passion. >> reporter: the. >> the whole show is structured around celebrity's lapse in judgment. >> i'm falling in love with you. i don't want you to see anyone else. we belong together. >> okay. >> reporter: would you call the actual writing of the autobiography a lapse in judgment. >> that is the key lapse in judgment is being a celebrity and saying you know what? people need to hear who i really am. >> reporter: kenny loggins. then it was my turn. but whose words could i presume to interpret? >> one idea is one of our all- time favorites. >> van a speaks by vanna white. >> reporter: van a doesn't really speak so it leaves a lot of room for interpretation. >> exactly.

across town, chris and sherry stewart are stuck living together even though they are getting divorcede months into their divorce proceedings, they can't separate because they can't sell their house. >> i just really need to get away. i need to get away. i can't get away. because of the market. because of the phoenix market, i cannot get away. >> reporter: and so, until they can sell their million-dollar home, the stewarts are living under the same roof. at first they thought it might be an advantage. a transition period for the kids. but as weeks stretched into months, it didn't turn out that way. >> think it would be easier if we didn't -- >> yeah, yeah. you know, i think it brings a sense of finality to it much sooner if you're able to split apart. you know, at times it almost feels like nothing has changed. >> reporter: except the arguing got worse. >> now what do you mean by that? >> well, because -- >> the wrong frame of mind? >> you're frustrated. >> so what? >> you're thinking i'm trying to screw you right now. that's what i think you're thinking. >> the wrong frame of mind? yo

have a lot of oil in the pan, just dump that out into a little dish, keep the garlic and bay leaf, sherrya lot of butter. >> never enough butter. butter makes it better. >> for a healthy guy like you? i didn't think so. the glaze? >> we spoon that over our chicken, nice pan juices, beautiful just like that. >> brings out the flavor, i bet, huh? grab my knife and get a bite of that. let's move on to dessert. >> for the dessert the bakewell tart, cake and pie at the same time. >> two of my favorites. >> pie dough underneath, any jam you like, gooseberry jam, and the pie on top and puree a little bit of berries with lemon juice and a little bit of sugar and mix that. >> i don't mean to be rude by eating when you're talking but this is fantastic, a wonderful taste. fresh berries? >> oh, yeah, bring it on. especially after the workout that we've had. >> a little lemon juice and a little bit of sugar. and you see here. >> tastes as good as it looks? >> that is amazing. >> this smells just decadent. i'll lick the spoon. >> let's take a look at your totals quick while everybody is enjoying this.

host: of go to sherry from new york. caller: i am calling myself a democrat, but i used to be a republican. i think few conservatives in this country know that margaret thatcher, who they all revere, was so absolutely skating about the invasion of iraq. what do conservatives over there really think of our conservative? do they have a sort of contempt? conservatives in this country have become so primitive. i think they should be smirking at so half -- by how so far right we have gone. guest: i think it is certainly true that we do not really have a significant equivalent in british conservatism of the tea party movement and that kind of libertarian, grass roots movement, which appears to be growing in popularity and which spearheaded figures like sarah palin. there is a lot of curiosity. but of course, there was a lot of curiosity in the 1980's about ronald reagan, and seem to be an alien american type of politician coming out of hollywood, and yet, we saw through the 1980's that close partnership developing between marg

could we turn in a different camera for you, sherry the eschar camera, you can see how light the traffice tunnel that is because it is the left lane that is block trade of your way that's all slower traffic on the incline it also means that once again we are contending with a westbound bay bridge back up that is now and said it is being a the end of the east lot back towards the 880 over crossing again this morning. darya. >> thank you, a developing story out of walnut creek we're following this afternoon there is going to be a pro johannes mehserle rally johannes mehserle was recently convicted of involuntary manslaughter for shooting and killing oscar grants. right now there's are a heavy police presence at the superior court which is the side of the rally kron4 is will tran has reaction. >> almost everybody that i spoke to this morning knows about the pro johannes mehserle rally scheduled for this afternoon, you would think it down as easy growing as walnut creek that some people would be nervous about their safety as well as for walnut creek itself but the people that i spoke to say

. >> sherry sherrod.nt it in a pool. >> in a pool. you should. >> we're going to do our favorite things. >> this looks like our regular run-of-the-mill pump. this is a cole haan and nike air. they use the nike air technology to make the heel comfy. kind of like a sneaker but not exactly. >> especially if you're going to be in them for a long time. >> i have a couple pairs. both pairs, the one i'm wearing and this are both cole haan. they're a little pricey. they're almost $200. but if you're going to have one good pump you can walk in, that's it. >> okay. there's this young lady from vermont. her name is grace o'brien. she's studying to be a designer, a fashion designer. lives in vermont, as i said, but has family and all of that and wanted to find a way to use her skills and make more money. so she has started something called prettysnappydesigns.com. she sent this to me which is kind of cute. it would make a great gift. i never wear kitchen aprons because, as you know, i'm ale e allerg allergic. but for

sherry horsily, the principal of west carter middle school in olive hill, kentucky, another amazing turn around story. heruperintendant is also here today. in five years she boosted math scores by 50% and reading scores by 25%. today it was one of the top middle schools in the state. can you please stand? [ applause ] we have some great superintennts here as well. dr. william covington from kansas city who is facing tough budget decision that's were neglected for years by that district but he's determined to turn crisis into opportunity and right size the district so it can improve. terry greer is here from houston, he has a bold plan for evaluating teachers using multiple years of data on student growth. we have andrea solanzo from baimore, turning around schools and making significant gains in test scores. please stand. thank you so much. [ applause ] beyond them, there are literally thousands and thousands of innovative educators all across america using technology in new ways to improve learning education. from distance learning programs in alaska to an online pd program in iowa call