the dog and owner squatting inside. the man has been arrested for trespassing before. police want to know if the dog was trained to attack. >> whether there was any intention of him intentionally releasing the dog tornado the officer. >> nobody likes to see the dog die like that. >> she is upset the dog was shot but admits many people feared the large pit bull mix. >> he always has the dog -- >> on a leash? >> yes, always, because it. >> sarah says psycho almost bit her on the leg once. >> sometimes he was overaggressive. yeah. >> were you afraid of the dog? >> um, if he wasn't on the leash, yes. >> officials at san francisco animal care and control say the dog was impounded twice in the last two years. not for being vicious, but because his owner was squatting inside vacant apartments. the police investigation continues. san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out the details sounding a dead body found inside a car. police were called to the intersection of 17th street an

the dog and owner squatting inside. the man has been arrested for trespassing before. police want to know if the dog was trained to attack. >> whether there was any intention of him intentionally releasing the dog tornado the officer. >> nobody likes to see the dog die like that. >> she is upset the dog was shot but admits many people feared the large pit bull mix. >> he always has the dog -- >> on a leash? >> yes, always, because it. >> sarah says psycho almost bit her on the leg once. >> sometimes he was overaggressive. yeah. >> were you afraid of the dog? >> um, if he wasn't on the leash, yes. >> officials at san francisco animal care and control say the dog was impounded twice in the last two years. not for being vicious, but because his owner was squatting inside vacant apartments. the police investigation continues. san francisco. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> san francisco police are trying to figure out the details sounding a dead body found inside a car. police were called to the intersection of 17th street an

dog had a reputation. they nicknamed it psycho. cornell bernard has the details. >> they shot psycho? no. i know it's psycho. he is. reporter: neighbors can't believe a notorious dog with a bad reputation was shot and killed by police inside the potrero hill housing project. officers encountered the dog, nicknamed psycho, living inside a vacant unit with his owner. >> psycho charged an officer. the officer retreats as best he could, and have nothingy else to go, fired one round and killed the dog. >> police were doing a vacant unit check and found the dog and owner squatting inside. the man has been arrested here before. police want to know if the dog was trained to attack. >> whether there was any intention of him actually intentionally releasing the dog towards the officer. >> nobody like to see the dog die like that. >> she was upset the dog it shot but admits many peer people feared the large dog. >> he always has -- >> on a leash? >> yes, always, because it was -- >> sarah says psycho almost bit her on he leg once. >> sometimes he was overaggressive. >> were you afraid of the dog? >>

the dog learned to release his frustration on that object. >> from the sidelines other dogs seem to beinston. >> as you see, he's playing, he's not being aggressive, this is why the other dogs are not attacking him. if he was aggressive, the other dogs would -- see. now they're going to a chase behavior because the car is now a toy. they're playing the car. >> believe it or not the dash cam video lasts for almost an hour. >> now he's trying to chew his tire as he drives off. >> look at his tail. it's up and he's having a great time on the police car, taxpayer money. he doesn't know that. he's just having a good time. see look at this guy right here. >> they try to catch it on foot but winston remains steadfast so what would the dog whisperer do? >> i stop the car and i put a leash on the dog or i redirect him with food. stop it. ask him to lay down in front of the bumper. you know, so he learns to relax in front of the bumper. >> finally, the animal center arrives and takes winston away. then his owner comes to pick him up. >> we're glad that he's getting to come home and get back to h

money matters within the domestic dog. no question today was freezing as for the top and daunting time. the consumer court will hold open doors and chemo. i printed it out to say about it. finally the bell today. as for the good times with stock market. but before that let's take a look at the top of mind to china. first up and tied a bizarre kind of card are popular for the spring festival. it's double the support i will. many car rental company thirteen pages some drivers do not own a car in their hometown roddick i would make the vacations at home. twenty one three cars. he goes to the damage the hallmark has also dropped the price of rental cars in front of the capital city the southeastern province of fujian. rental cars. the st temple for more than double the normal prices. renting a volkswagen but not before january. coptic to around fifty dollars a day. the most recent price increase the hundreds of dollars a day cheaper cars to the bank tellers. nearly all the cars to read can provide and fifty dollars per day had

the dog retreated and by then neighbors and the owners had pulled the dog as way. the owners of the pitbulls said the dogs got out by jumping over this small fence. that the dogs have always been friendly, never aggressive, but they do not have licenses. >> i think the community awareness needs to be if you have a pet, you need to realize how strong these dogs are and the responsibility behind owning a dog. >> reporter: our calls to police went unanswered today. it appears the fates of the pitbulls remain uncertain. the wadsworths want the dogs put down. the owners want them spared. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a san francisco police officer charged with molesting a teenager from concord appeared in court today. 38-year-old richard hastings made a brief appearance this morning in contra costa county superior court. he faces nine counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a 15- year-old boy and one count of possessing child pornography. he's being held on $910,000 bail. he did not enter a plea today but is expected to return to court monday for a bail hearing and ar

we're just like the dogs. who's the top dog, who's the alpha male? me. gotta do what i say when i say it. i mean, if i could fire the entire staff and start from scratch, i would do that too. >> so who wrecked the van? >> well, neil. >> what do you do, just yell at him? >> i don't talk to neil, as a matter of fact. >> why? you don't like him? >> i hate him. he's a [bleep]. he's a--i'll give you $8.50 or $9 worth of work and not a [bleep] penny more and not any more effort. okay? that's neil. >> when he got bit by the dog and was bleeding, were you concerned about him or the dog? >> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! okay-- >> andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he cont

the dog and owner squatting inside. en arrested for trespassing before. police want to know if the dog was trained to attack. >> whether there was any intention of him intentionally releasing the dog tornado the officer. >> nobody likes to see the dog die like that. >> she is upset the

they put the dog in a duffle bag, lifted the dog up to safety, and unfortunately the dog seemed to be having a little problem with her back legs. she was having trouble breathing and they think she may have gotten injured during the fall down the 150-foot cliff so they immediately took her to a vet's office where she is being treated and we all hope charlotte's going to be okay. >>> i think some people should just walk. leave the scooters, cars at home. first video from china. this is a bit of an argument between the woman in the yellow who is riding the scooter and the mother and child standing in front of them. what i've been able to gather there was a run-in. it looked like the scooter may have bumped into the mother and child as they tried to cross the road. at one point they demonstrate how the mother and child ran out into this crosswalk. >> but it doesn't look like anybody's hurt. no damage, knock it off. >> i would agree with you. but they don't. in fact, it gets even worse. the scooter driver puts up the kickstand and it looks like she'll leave the scene but the guy in the bl

dog. they have not been able to find the second dog. and killed a dog sense the weekend. saturday, sfpd had to shoot a dog they said was lunging at one of the overs doing a search of a vacant building. and on sunday, san leandro, similar situation, dog charging an officer that had just bit a child. they shot that dog that had just bit a child. the officer was fine. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> police in hillsborough looking for a man robbed a home after claiming he was a utility worker. take a look at the sketch released by the police department. suspect, clean-shaven, white male in his early 40s, 6'2", 220 pounds. he told the person living at a home on sheldon way that he worked with the water department. he was checking for broken pipes. that's when the person let him in. authorities say then the suspect stole several items. >>> in san jose, the city rules committee expected to discuss a proposal linking the police department to neighborhood surveillance cameras. the proposal introduced by the council member last week. he wants

the third time the police have shot and killed the dog since the weekend. saturday, they shot a dog that charged an officer during a check of vacant buildings. they shot a german shepherd after it lunged an officer after it bit a child. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> something we haven't seen in a while. wet weather. a live look outside this morning, we're getting lots of reports of rain. this is san jose. roads were wet when i drove into work. >> taking a live look outside. the golden gate bridge. hoping to see that. christina. she's got what we need to know. >> i can tell you right now the golden gate bridge, you're going to encounter some of the steady drizzle this morning. good morning, scott and laura. yeah, it's exciting. we need showers. but what you don't want to do is rush out thatront door and especially once you make your way out the front door and on to the highway. it's slick out there. i almost spun out, not taking that jack rabbit start when i left campbell. take it easy. 57 in san jose now. we're at 57 in wine country, livermore looking

the park this morning. so there are police stationed around looking for that dog. police shot and killed the other dog. it all started here in this grove near 25th and lincoln in the park. the dogs were owned by a man who set up camp here. he then left his friend alone with his two dogs while he ran an errand. then at 10:0 last night the dog turned -- 10:30 last night the dog turned on the friend and attacked him. the owner came back and was bitten on the leg. here's what one witness saw. >> i saw the whole thing happen. some guy was getting mauled beside the bench located right over here. and then i hear this woman just screaming on the top of her lungs and i thought she was being raped. >> reporter: the man who was attacked first by the dogs was taken to the hospital with significant injuries but he is in stable condition this morning. frank? >> do we know anything more about the injuries to the dog's owner? >> reporter: he was bit especially onceon the leg and refused medical -- he was bitten once on the leg and refused medical treatment. he is apparently going to be okay. >>> happening today, hundre

they saw how injured he was and then they shot the dog again dead that police in orlando shot a dog named a lady while the littering a warrant to the wrong house. on new year's eve police in south carolina went to a house over noise complaints and shot a dog named rockey police in san jose tales of golden retriever even believed aggressive of all dogs named tiger when investigating a suspected but not existant burglary i could go on and on because police always shoot dogs it happens all the time in all of the cases i just mentioned to the owners insisted the dog didn't charge or bite anyone at all but are any of those police people serving time or being remotely punished at all oh no they are not and yet this black man is getting thirty five years over killing the police dogs racists and wait collar criminals go free cyber criminals and black people go to jail for sneezing in the wrong direction i'm not trying to race bait here i'm just telling it like it is that's what happens here in america clearly our justice system has gone to the dogs tonight let's talk about that by following

dogs attacked two men in golden gate park. >> reporter: police were out here late into the night looking for one of the dogs. that is after they shot the other dog. it happened in this grove here behind me in golden gate park on 25th and lincoln way at about 10:30 last night. one man was attacked by two dogs described as pit bulls. and another man came to help him and was bitten on the leg. >> i saw the whole thing happen. some guy was getting mauled beside the bench, located right over here, and then i hear this woman just screaming on the top of her lungs and i actually thought she was being raped. >> reporter: police arrived, again they shot and killed one of the dogs. the other one ran off. the man who was first attacked was taken to the hospital and isn stable condition. police don't know who owns the doings. anne makovec, kpix 5 -- police don't know who owns the dogs. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> three cars inside a san rafael home burned when a fire started at the home or surfwood circle around 11 p.m. last night. it started in the garage. the firefighters kept the flames from spreading to the home. every

the white dog ran to the area. people using the park this morning got a warning to be cautious. a woman always walks with her two dogs. any dog not trained can be a problem. it is a wild animal we have made domestic, but pit bulls perhaps a little more. >> i have warned the people i know, the workers and gardeners. >> it was spotted and captured not far from the golden gate park golf course with the fate remaining unknown. >>> the dog is in the custody of animal control and will be quarantined for ten days. a hearing is held after that much of the owner tried to help during the attack could face possible fines. >>> parts of the bay area are seeing drizzle this morning and this is the scene at the golden gate park golf course in san francisco a recursor of the train we are holding to see. mike nicco is tracking the rain with live doppler 7 hd on the roof. what do you have? >> i found but, first, where the rain is. it is just out of the reach of the bay area. the moisture plume to the north along with the cold front will stall for the day until the cold front is pushed across our n

the dog retreated and by then neighbors and the owners had pulled the dogs away. the owners of the dogs would not go on camera. they said the dogs got out by jumping over this fence. that the dogs have always been friendly, never aggressive but they do not have dog licenses. >> i think that the community awareness needs to be if you have a pet you need to realize how strong they are and the responsibility behind owning a dog. >> that was rob reporting. the dogs now at the animal shelter. it appears their fates are unknown. the couple wants them put down but the owners want them spared. >>> the hue mine society needs help after rescuing 61 dogs. it pushed them beyond capacity but it said it had to take them. many had heart worms and fractured teeth. the shelter is now in need of line in, s, dog bowls and other supplies. they are also asking for volunteers to help with laundry, or to foster the dogs. >> how much richard sherman will have to pay for his behavior last weekend. >> dry mild weather continues for the weekend. at this hour, a bit of a chill in the air. we

>> we got all the dogs back. rst suspect that we captured, he made some phone calls and managed to get all the dogs back to us. and we gave them back to the victims. so they probably sold them. >>> so you install a security system, position surveillance cameras all around your home, and you think that would be enough to deter would-be robbers from invading your private sanctuary? not a chance, according to homeowner abraham scaline from los angeles. >> july 17, 2008, around 11:30, 12:00, two people broke through my house, took my jewelry, money, safe, my computers, and they walked away from the front door. >> it's broad daylight when the burglars walk past the security signs and enter the home through the back door. the first guy comes in and slowly looks around, checking to see if anyone is home. he realizes he's alone and decides to steal a laptop, then leaves. but that's not the end of it. >> somebody from outside in the street give him a signal on the phone if somebody's coming close to the house. and then he

board up a vacant unit in the housing project after police encountered a vicious dog inside. the pit bug mix known as psycho, and psycho today charged one of our officers. our officer retreat and, having nowhere else to go, fired one round and killed the dog unfortunately. reporter: police officers were doing a vacant unit check and found psycho and his owner squatting inside. the man has trespassed here before with his dog. >> with a nickname of psycho, sounds like there have been concerns and complaints from residents. >> they shot psycho? he is. >> sharon always tried best to avoid the dog. >> sometimes overaggressive. yeah. >> were you afraid of the nothing. >> if he wasn't on the leash, yes. >> she never let her daughter play outside if psycho was out, too. >> he always has -- >> on a leash? >> always. because. >> officials at san francisco animal care and control say the dog was impounded twice in the last two years. not for being vicious but because his owner was squatting in vacant apartments. police still have many questions for psycho's owner. >> whether there was an

the dogs in the yard, a fight is ready to break out and the dogs in the yard, it may also deescalatethe violence. >> while the dogs are used to respond to a threat, prison gangs are the biggest danger to security. >> what people don't realize is that almost everything that happens in a prison setting has some sort of gang involvement. whether it be extortions, intimidations, trafficking, narcotics. there's nothing that goes on that at least one gang member is not involved with, nothing. >> robbie marshall is in charge of monitoring the gang activity inside the prison. >> i believe we have about 455 confirmed or suspected security threat group members out of 2,000, and that's just the ones that we know about. right now our probably most radical group is our white supremacist group, specifically the aryan brotherhood. i say they are the most radical because typically if there's an incident that an assault has occurred in, most of the time you'll see aryan brotherhood behind that. but that goes hand in hand with drug trafficking and extortions and intimidations. they are into all of it.

but the white dog was the aggressor. but i also saw the other guy get bit. >> reporter: the man who suffered several bites was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive 37 a second victim was bit in the leg but refused medical attention. meantime the search continues and neighbors should be on the lookout. that dog is tribed as -- described as a white pit bull. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time 16:0 -- time is 6:04. thousands of family, friends, and officers will be at the funeral of a fallen officer. this morning's funeral will start with a police motorcade. it will leave oakland at 8:00 this morning for the solemn trip to castro valley. the public funeral will start at 10:00 at the neighborhood church of castro valley. last night a procession of police cars and limousines left the chapel of the chimes in hayward after the public viewing for sergeant smith. the flag outside the chapel was lowered to half staff during the very emotional ceremony. one group of police officers came all the way from boston

his dogs have deep puncture wounds and muscle tears. he said the attack happened when he and his wife were walking their dogs last week. according to police, three pit bulls jumped a neighbor's fence. >> they immediately charged, circled, got in position and started drawing blood. just started attacking. >> wadsworth used a pocketknife to drive the dogs away. the pit bulls are now in quarantine. wadsworth asked that they be euthanized. the attack happened just yards from a preschool. >>> san francisco police are defending the use of deadly force by an officer yesterday morning after they say he was charged by an aggressive pit bull mix. the dog, nicknamed psycho, had been in the pound twice not because he was vicious but because his owner had been arrested for trespassing. neighbors are aware of the dog's reputation. >> he always -- >> on a leash? >> yes. always. >> sometimes he was overaggressive, yeah. >> were you afraid of the dog. >> if he wasn't on a leash, yes. >> the dog's owner was arrested after he was found living in a vacant apartment un

their dogs. and the one wroman had a dog. it was on a leash. but the dog leapt up and bit me on the arm. >> this is the lady that was attacked by the three dogs at golden gate park. >> reporter: san francisco police officer john denny oversees the hearings. the problems in the haight is unique. >> the issue is a lot of the dogs live in the park with their owners, and they are not safely confined. they're tied to a tree or used for protection. >> reporter: he says dogs lacking proper training can have territorial and protection issues. >> we have issues where people just walk by a dog sitting on the curb with its owner and being bit. >> reporter: this woman says the issue isn't unique to the homeless. >> a dog being protective will protect their owners, you know. whether it's a dog out here or a dog that's not a transient dog. >> reporter: dogs taken into custody are quarantined for ten days. dogs without prior bite reports are returned to the owners. others are destroyed. wise says it's unfair to blame the dog. >> it's not th

police say the dog's owner was squatting that man, the 54-year-old, was arrested for trespassing. >> he is just a crazy little dog. >> reporter: this is a foe tee of the dog named psycho. >> i try to play with him all the time, otherwise he'll have him on a leash. >> reporter: your son would

the hit bull named psycho was known -- the pitbull was named psycho. >> the dog charged at one of the officers, attempting to bite the officer, and the officer had nowhere else to go and killed the dog. >> the owner was arrested and charged with trespassing. police are investigating why the man was on the property in the first play and if the dog was released intentionally. >>> two sexual battery incidents police are investigating that happened on the san jose campus this evening. it happened around 7:00 p.m. by the events and recreation center. >>> we had lots of sunshine today and some really warm temperatures. most places made it up into the low to mid-70s. visit degrees in santa rosa. and let me remind you it's january. typically we see high temperatures in the mid-50s, but warmer than that today. in fact broken or tied records in san rafael, oakland, gilroy, the 13th consecutive day with record highs in the bay area. still a warm day tomorrow, but temperatures will drop about five, six, 7 degrees, but looking at readings in the upper 60s and perhaps the low 70s. the high clouds a

owning a dog. >> reporter: the fate of these dogs remain uncertain the owners wants them spared, but the victims want them put down. >>> fire inspectors blaming an illegal marijuana growth for the fire at tam pico drive. firefighters say the roof collapsed when they tried to enter the home. they saw what the electrical wiring was altered by the. >>> an elementary teacher was arrested for allegedly feeding her colleagues food with pot laced food. investigators say that several coworkers felt sick and one went to the hospital. blood test show that she had ingested kanaan busbies -- cannabis. >>> three men injured working on a scaffold attached to a home in the twin peeks neighborhood. the fire department says what the workers suffered compound bone fractures. we are told two of them have life threatening injuries. >> evidently this started as a minor roof repair and as the work progressed it got complicated so no permits were issued for this job. >> police tell us that building inspectors will be looking into what happened. >>> fraud involving the affordable care act. the commission ha

we're told the dog charged at the officer and the officer says he felt threatened and fired. the dog is described as large and had a reputation for aggressive behavior that earned him the nickname in the neighborhood. >> i'm not sure the exact number but i know animal care and control has dealt with the owner of the dog and perhaps this dog in the past, as well. but with a nickname of psycho, it sounds like there have been concerns and complaints from residents. >> the dog's owner was taken into custody for squad squatting and being questioned whether he released the dog on the officer. >>> a scary night for sleeping antioch homeowners. around midnight a speeding car went airborne on buchanan road and slammed into two houses missing one woman asleep in her bed. don knapp tells us it's not the first time a house on the street has been hit by a car. >> we were laying in bed and 12:20 we hear a loud bang. the house shook. >> reporter: he heard a car slam into a home where his mother-in-law was sleeping. >> reporter: apparently it was traveling at a high rate of speed when it hit

police say the dog ran at the officer as he checked the unit for squatters.e felt threatened and opened fire. the dog is described as large. had a dubious nickname. >> as they affectionally nicknamed him psycho. psycho charged our officers. he had nowhere to go and fired one round and killed the dog. >> the dog's owner was taken into custody for squatting. he is being questioned about whether he intentionally set the dog on the officer. >>> well, mountain view's police department has come up with a unique way to reunite people with a lost item. they are taking tout word on lost bikes an phone. if you come up with something of yours on the board, give them a call, but be prepared to show id along with evidence proveing the item belongs to you. >>> a new taxi start up is accusing rival uber of using dirty tactics to steer their drivers away. they started noticing a pattern. more than 100 pick ups scheduled then abruptly canceled. drivers started receiving text messages urges them to switch to uber. >> we started look into the accounts of the people who had canc

because he was a dangerous dog in the neighborhood. >> police say no one but the dog was injured. he owner is under arrest for trespassin he could face charges if they find he unleashed the dogs to attack the officers. >>> new details on the b.a.r.t. officer who was shot and killed in the line of duty. we're now learning that another officer may have mistaken him to be an armed suspect. that's according to the "san francisco chronicle." sergeant tom smith died tuesday from a single bullet wound to the chest. it was fired by a fellow officer during a probation search in dublin. sources close to the investigation told the chronicle the shooting may be the result of a split-second misjudgment by another detective. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the shooting death. there are new reports they're painting an inaccurate picture of what happened and more information is needed before making any conclusions. >>> developing story, a shooting at a crowded shopping mall in maryland. some shoppers ran for their lives and others sought shelter inside stores. three people are

he was, between he and the dog. and like i said, this guy was just trying to get away. >> the attack sent a victim to the hospital. animal control arriveed and tried to catch the dogs but could not. police say they had no choice but to shoot and kill one of the pit bulls. but the white dog ran from the area, people this morning got a warning to be cautious. >> any dog not trained can be a problem. right? but it's a wild animal that we have domesticated but pit bulls perhaps a little more. >> we are hoping someone spots him. between gardeners and workers, ask call, right away. >> the white pit bull spoted and captured not far from golden gate park golf course the dog's fate remains unknown the dog is in custody and will be quarantined ten days and a hearing will be held after. that the owner, we're told tried to help during the attack could face possible fines. in golden gate park abc7 news. >> trying to avoid a phone shall tragedy major league baseball pitchers will have a modified cap offering betteder protection fo

the dog ran at the officer as he checked the vacant units for squatters. the dog, which was described as large was well known to neighbors and had a dubious nickname. >> i'm not sure the exact number, but i know animal care and control belt with the owner of the dog and this dog in the past as well. but with a nickname of psycho, it sounds like there have been concerns and complaints from residents. >> the dog's owner was taken into custody for squatting. he is also being questioned about whether he intentionally set the dog on the officer. >>> it has happened again. shots rang out at a busy shopping mall today. this time in columbia, maryland. susan reports by the time it was all over, three people were dead, including the shooter. >> reporter: a morning at the mall turned into a nightmare for shoppers in columbia, maryland. >> it's horrifying. it's just horrifying. >> just after 11:00 a.m., a man opened fire with a shotgun at zumiez clothing store. a witness named chris was there. >> he had a single barrel shotgun. he aimed at the female employee who was

this is the place for you to bring someone special. to not forget that dogs and enjoy all of the pathways and greenery that surrounds you. it provides a peaceful oasis of open space and great hiking trails. the spectacular view offers a perfect place to watch the sunrise or sunset with someone you love. >> it is a good place to get away from the hectic life of the city. come up here and listen to nature, i get some fresh air. that view is fantastic. >> where sturdy shoes. hikers get the feeling of being in a rain forest. mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterf

largest client is border protection. >> so he's looking for things smuggled into cargo areas. >> the dogs are stationed at the international areas in the u.s., along with centers in the country. they search a large number of parcels and luggage quickly. >> it's kind of alarming the statistics that come out and you never monitored it before, and you are monitoring and you get a baseline of statistics that are high. >> the dogs are trained for 13 weeks. they go through extensive temperament and medical screening. they must stay in shape. while the work can be rigorous, the usda trainers say that there are big benefits for the dogs. >> 70% of our dogs probably come from shelters, so it's an actual life-saving moment from them. because they come out of the shelter and they're willing to do almost anything for us as long as they have a great food drive, and they love their jobs. >> helping to save the time and the population of species through their sense of smell. aljazeera, noonan, georgia. >> finally, it's a bird, a plane. he looks like a character out of a comic book, and in the vatican, t

. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yes, that's the dog. >> yeah, it's my dog. >> akira takes a stroll down straight for the goodies. it seems like raw hide bones are her weakness. an investigation reveals the four-legged master mind journeyed almost six miles to pull off the heist, then home again. a 12-mile round trip for a six-inch bone. >> that's a hungry dog. >> most shoplifters end up in cuffs but akira doesn't fit the criminal profile. we usually handcuff them but we only have one set of handcuffs. >> so instead of hard time, akyra fesses up and makes good. she feels so sorry for her dastardly deeds, she pays not once, but twice. >> you know what they say, it's a dog eat, dog world. you'll be happy to hear akira the siberian husky has reformed her ways and is staying out of trouble. it can be wild out there. nature is filled with unpredictable and amazing creatures, so be careful and remember your camera. if you have a video you would like to send, log on to our website. caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> you install

which led them to find a teen walking the dog. the girl said, her boyfriend found the dog unattended and was concerned. the owners say, they will not give a reward because they think the teen was the one who took the dog in the first place. >>".the magnificent malone." >> pam: ahead at eight. remember this reunion? in a story you'll only see on kron4. our stanley roberts sits down one-on- one. with marcus the magnificent malone. >> pam: plus: a dangerous new game among teens. that's leaving some of them injured. >> reporter:the 49ers are safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card helps you keep your resolution to save money. now's a good time to pack your lunches. lean cuisine entrees are just $2.00. chobani yogurt is just a buck. resolutions kept. and charmin is $8.99 for the 20 double roll bonus pack. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> pam: the 49ers are championshipthe team is

kumar is the dog. oh. >> that is so cute. >> wagging his tail the whole time. >> i want to hug you, bro. i love you, man. i love you, bro. >> this is a good model for cats and dogs around the world. watch this, learn. you can hug each other. don't have to chase each other around. >>> infamous lines from viral videos. ain't nobody got no time for that. and don't tase me, bro. >> classics. >> i think you're about to hear the next one. this guy is holding what looks like a needle. that's a dart. he's going to put that in a blow dart gun and he takes aim and when the camera pans over he realizes the target is his buddy. >> guys, come on, find other things to do with your time! >> ready? >> i'll be doing the shot. >> oh, my god, did that hit him in the spine? >> not sure at this point where it hit, but watch this. >> oh! [ inaudible ] take it out, ahh! >> he's trying to say a million things at once. >> he falls down to the ground on his knees, screaming, wailing, because he is in excruciating pain and then t

the dogs apparently turned on the friend who is said to have suffered minor injuries. when the owner returned, the dog then bit him. the dogs did escape, sparking an all night search by police. ultimately animal control officers killed one of the dogs after it charged an officer around 5:00 in the morning. the other was tracked down and captured a short time later. the owner who is homeless, could face charges for possessing dangerous animals. >> a controversial null report on theati asiania crash, a repo claims the investigation determined that a flight attendant did not properly check passenger seat belts before landing t.concludes that all three people who were killed were not wearing their seat belts and died after hitting the tarmac. that contradicts the official coroner's findings. coroner concluded one of the victims died only after she was run over by two trucks from the san francisco fire department that were responding to the crash. >> a followup now of putting private surveillance video on the map. today a city council committee took up a councilman's propos

the car? what are you doing? you didn't hear my lights or anything, my siren? put your dogn the car right now. >> you can hear him give commands and all that sort of thing. put your dog in the car. get out of the vehicle. >> what do you want? put your hands behind your back. do it right now or you'll be tatezed. put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. >> i didn't do anything! >> she struggled and you do hear 63-year-old marcia laning crying here. originally she was charged with an illegal lane change and failure to comply and also resisting arrest. those charges were all later dropped. >> what is your deal? >> i don't know what your problem is. i was in the middle of the road! >> now you're under arrest for resisting arrest. >> maybe she wasn't aware of what he was saying on the spot. it was an illegal lane change. give her a citation, don't do all of this. >> marcia laning did go to jail for 12 hours. her dog was taken to the humane society during that time period but now she's suing both the officer and the city for excessive force and for brutal

. >>> still to come the killing of two dogs sparked outrage. the new twist that could reverse that feeling. >>> 2013 came and went. what you can look forward to in 2014. no transit strikes. bart has something you should know before you leave tomorrow. >>> don't forecast tomorrow night at 9:00 after the news it is sports night live. we have a break down of the 9ers, packers matchup. >>> if you are riding bart, you will pay 19 cents more. it will be used to pay for more train cars so they can run more often and work on future service. there is another pressing matter. they will vote on the new labor contract with the unions tomorrow. >>> a man lies to authorities to protect his father and is impeding an investigation. >>> we have the olympics coming up and world cup in brazil and mid-term elections. >>> inside edition is tonight right after the news at 11:00. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, t

police were at the connecticut street building searching vacant parents, when opened one unit, the dog charged the officer. >> the officer retreated as best as que can and when the dog was on top of him he discharged his weapon. >> reporter: the dog's owner was arrested for trespassing. this is a photo of the dog, which was named psycho. psycho. your son would play with psycho? >> yes. >> reporter: and there was never any problems? >> no. >> reporter: psychowas well-known by other neighbors for being a threat to other animals and children. >> i think he did need to get shot, because he was a dangerous dog. >> reporter: he tried to lung at people like you? >> yes, he tried. >> reporter: animal care and control officials say had he told psychoin custody twice, but not for vicious behavior, but not because it never happened. >> he attacked my dog. >> reporter: unsuccessfully, she added. >> unfortunately he was trained to be vicious and luckily it wasn't a small child, but an officer who could and did defend itself. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm john sasaki,ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we

officers had to shoot one of the dogs involved in the attack. they spoke to the boy and shows us what happened. >> right here on the back of my legs, three teeth right there. >> reporter: matthew shaddle shows off his injuries after being attacked by a german shepherd while playing basketball saturday morning. >> i thought they were the gardeners dogs so i continued shooting baskets here. >> matthew saw the dogs but didn't think anything of them until? >> and the dogs started like trotting down here and then one of the dogs started biting me. >> he kind of like bit in and held on to my shorts. >> that's when matthew's dad rushed outside and noticed the two german shepherds did not look familiar. >> he got in the car, wife called the police so i had them cornered and the police came. >> when officers arrived they were able to immediately locate the dogs, but police say both german shepherds became aggressive, one of them even charging at an officer, forcing that officer to fire their gun, shooting and killing one of those dogs. an investigation d

aggressive. >> were you afraid of the dog? >> he was arrested after he was found living in a vacant apartment. police want to know if he was trained to attack. also in san francisco, police are trying to figure out the details surrounding a dead body in a car. police were called to the intersection of 17th street and treat avenue today. they found a body in the backseat of a black suv with utah plates. investigators won't say how or where thd victim died. >>> thousands of abortion opponents rallied for the 10th annual walk for life west coast. the massive crowd marched down market street carrying signs saying "defend a life" and women deserve more than abortion. they introduced a resolution opposing the abortion hurts women banners that demonstrators hung on market street. >> it is a good reminder every year that there are a lot of people in this country who love life and love babies. >> it is important that women have a choice. we can only go forward. we can't go backwards. a coat hangar will never be my only option. >> they g

i knew the dog hunting would get to her immediately. isn't this a fact that this is like christmas for the democrats? finally something other than obamacare to talk about? >> there is no question that chris christie deflected from the controversy surrounding him. the dog may not hunt right now but the dog is sniffing. this scandal is live. it's in living color. it is going to continue to dog governor christie. >> the truth is i think that while conservatives are looking for a way to bring president obama in this or hillary clinton or anyone else, the truth is chris christie did something i think every good manager should do. that is he stepped up and took responsibility. now today he said he will fully cooperate with the investigators. and there is a lot of investigating to do. >> i agree with you. that's not good for ratings, by the way. transparency, openness, we screwed up. i fired my people. that leads to certain comparisons with former presidents and the current president. after two hours and my only problem with the last few days a

night looking for one of the dogs. is after they shot the other dog. it happened in this grove here behind me in golden gate park on 25th and lincoln way at about 10:30 last night. one man was attacked by two dogs described as pit bulls. and another man came to help him and was bitten on the leg. >> i saw the whole thing happen. some guy was getting mauled beside the bench, located right over here, and then i hear this woman just screaming on the top of her lungs and i actually thought she was being raped. >> reporter: police arrived, again they shot and killed one of the dogs. the other one ran off. the man who was first attacked was taken to

san francisco animal care and control gave us this photo showing the second dog involved which was caughtt this morning. police say around 10:30 last night, the two pit bulls attacked a man at a homeless camp near 25th avenue and lincoln way. another man stepped into help and the dogs turned on him. >> some guy was getting mauled beside the bench located right over here, and then i hear this woman screaming. >> police officers shot and killed one of the dogs right after the attack. one man was taken to the hospital with bite wounds. he's expected to survive. the second victim was bitten on the leg but refused medical attention. there's not much information on the dog's owner. witnesses say a man dropped the dogs off at the camp while he went grocery shopping. >>> the new eastern span of the bay bridge may have barely opened on time last summer but demolishing the old span is already behind schedule. ktvu's brian flores is on the old eastern span to explain why caltrans is months behind. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. well, if you have driven on the new sphan of

behavior as well what are the most commonly mis understood cues that dogs are trying to send us. i think one of the most misunderstood cues is people not knowing when dogs are anxious or afraid and so when dog they're anxious or afraid they really have limited ways of lightness know and they let us know with their face with their eyes with their body and their tail and they may do things like growl of us or turn their head away or tuck their tail and that dog in that picture that you have of their they're showing us that maybe i'm not sure about what you're saying to me i'm not sure what you're going to do when i'm a little bit frightening then when we think that we really need to step back and realize well maybe i'm just not being clear that dog right now is really happy he looks pretty good yeah so how should we respond when one we're getting the. feedback from our dog here she is anxious or afraid the first thing to do is to look at the situation from your dog's point of view for example many people like to take their dogs to the dog park but when they g