the remaining -- >> toto is a 12-year-old yorkshire terrier. year ago he disappeared from his fenced yard in hayward. then a few months ago, he turned up in a crate on his owner's doorstep with a number of different injuries. he had infections, he had also lost an eye and some teeth. >> at first i didn't recognize him but it broke my heart to see a dog in that condition. then to realize that it was my dog. who had gone missing. it was really difficult. >> she says she thinks t-oto was stolen and she's trying to get authorities to investigate the dog's disappearance. toto has undergone a number of surgeries since his return but veterinarians at the san francisco spca say toto has a remarkable spirit and he is recovering from his ordeal. the spca is also trying to raise funds to help pay for toto's medical care. for information on how you can help go to ktvu.com. >>> coming up in just 90 seconds. >> hundreds of dollars down the drain. the latest thing targeted by metal thieves in oakland and the bold move they made to get away with it. >> and the

these are pictures, a 12-year- old york sheer terror, says toto disappeared from her home in april then in late november toto showed up on her doorstep with multiple injuries including a eye out of its socket and missing teeth. the vet's office said it appears he was beaten. spca says $2,500 had been donated so far and money will go to help pay toto's $500 bill. >>> things went as planned today near the golden gate bridge. long term monument are being reduced to rubble. >>> the first two back to back storm systems is on its way to the bay area tonight. they'll tell when it will rain in your neighborhood. you can watch bay area news at 7:00 and all our ktvu newscast on your computer or your mobile device. we're streaming live at ktvunews.com. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ] and i still haven't built one of those fighting robots. come on. it's pretty awesome. okay. just a few things we need to do first. [ laughs ] [ announcer ] before you make your leap, make a list. the

but toto is back home. it is 5:26. >>> a step forward for the group trying to keep the 49ers out of santa clara. what their latest move means for the stadium's future there. plus the italian captain claims he didn't abandon ship. the excuse he is giving for leaving his passengers behind. coming up. >>> san leandro police need your help this morning in nabbing a suspect who not only led police on a high-speed chase through town but also shot at one of them. coming up, details of what type of car to watch out for. >>> the sheriff becomes the defendant. ross mirkarimi has his day in court. we'll tell you what might happen coming up. ,,,, bay area freew >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a wild chase across several bay area freeways overnight. the hunt for a suspect who fired at a police sergeant. >>> rain headed our way. we'll tell you when coming up. >>> and for right now, the roadways look great. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where right now there is no delay if you w

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toto is a york shier terrier, one year ago he was stolen from his fenced yard, then a few months agorned up in a crate on his owner doorstep with multiple injuries, he had manny infections and he had lost an eye and some teeth. >> at first i didn't recognize him but i broke my matter to see a dog in that condition. i didn't realize it was my dog that had gone missing. i was really difficult. the past 4 days -- the first couple of days. >> today the vet said they examined toto and raising funds to pay for his medical care and there is a fundraiser going on today. for more information going on visit ktvu.com. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we will see you know next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we are always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc.

the san francisco spca is trying to raise $5,000 to help care for toto. his owner says hayward police refused to take a police report. >> they said that because i didn't report him stolen, that there was nothing they could do because i didn't have any suspects. >> hayward police tell cbs 5 because toto's owner lives in unincorporated alameda county, the case would fall to the sheriff's department. >>> you have to go back to december 12 and december 15, the last time we have had measurable precipitation right here in the bay area. and look at that live high-def doppler radar. no rain yet. but it's right there to the north of us. we'll track when you can expect all that right here with the pinpoint forecast. >>> he did things that would not be considered good medical care. >> a prison doctor on probation for neglecting patients. so why is he still collecting a six-figure salary that you are paying for? >>> not in their backyard. a group of bay area neighbors take on one of the world's most famous filmmakers. how they are striking back at george lucas' plans

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we are glad you called back toto. yoyou are making news wiwith what could happen to real-estate in this area. >> george mason did recent study looking at what the potential impact could be on this region. from the contractors on down to the retailers to support those contractors and businesses. real-estate is a big part of that. ey were looking at a wororse case scenario. this is not going to be this year or next year, but a few yeyears outnd is a good reality chececk of how dependent we are that couldld really impact real- estate. >> it will not impact me but you are making the casase that unss wasngton n prospers as others have suffered, we are goining to take some hits because of having the defee in our own backyard. >> if yodo not, your neighbor does or all of those around you. if the worst-case scerio happens, we would be lookingng at very f flat, tepid growth with several tens of thousands hundreds of jobs. >> you have covovered this forr some time, the continuingg stalemate that led to the failure of the super

commuters are hoping to see some help this legislative session when it comes time toto divy up the state funds. >>> there's a new reward to catch a puppy killer. police are trying to find the person who shot and killed the 7 -month-old golden retriever. she was shot seven times. the humane society is offering $2,700 for information leading to the killer. >>> mary bubala reports, pope benedict has named edwin o'brien, a cardinal. >> reporter: edwin o'brien just two americans name cardinalled by the pope. >> i knew it was going to happen, but i still didn't believe it would. from the very beginnings of this whole thing when i heard rumors. it's an honor and a responsibility. >> reporter: today local parishioners are reacting to the news. it's only happened three other times in baltimore. in 2004, 1955 and 1886. >> it's an honor for him to be awarded. >> it brings a lot of blessings to the city as well. >> reporter: arch bishop o'brien came in 1952. the pope appointed o'brien to lead a catholic church in rome. he will continue to had baltimore until someone can take his place. >> the church

we told you about toto last month snatched from a fenced in yard at a hayward home he was returned but his front teeth and part of his left eye missing and several infections. he's slowly recovering and returning to the dog he he was before the kidnapping. police have made no arrests. >>> joe biden is in san francisco for a day of fund rising -- fundraising. tickets from $2500 to $10,000.iv the money raise will be allocated to president obama's reelection campaign and the democratic national committee. biden's wife will be touring in palo alto. >>> northwest is getting pounded now by what could be the biggest storm the area has seen in 25 years. it istdtut(ur'g flight delays and cancellations at a area airports. the storm has forced the cancellation of more than two dozen flights to seattle and portland if you are flying to either location check with the airlines. up to six inches of snow forecasted for seattle alone. the same system is expected to bring us rain and snow to the sierra tomorrow and friday. meteorologist mike nicco will have more coming up. >>> still ahead, why the gover

debate about the economy -- does the economy exist to serve human beings, or do human beings exist totoconomy? nina put her finger on something important. when you have people being laid off, whether they arre still workers, firefighters, pay taxes at a higher rate than mitt romney did, we are going into -- they pay at the rate of carried interest, all the incomee treated as carried interest. we are going into a time that is historically contradictory. democrats, being the party of e lower classes have nominated candidates who are wellborn and privileged -- fdr jack kennedy. republicans, to prove that they are not thehe party of the cntry club nominated pple from humble backgrounds -- twice an hour, ronald reagan, richard nixoxon -- dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan, richard nixon. mitt romney is the richest peon to run for president. >> a big bank account is a liability, charles? >> i didn't hururt fdr johnson or the bushes who had enough momoney in the bank. i am n not sure how much i can that it t has really -- how much a candidate has really matters. what matters here is that romney

have whwhole departments inin universitieshat do -- >> that will not help your members who w want totoas a counting mechanic. >> the other thing that cocould happen this year is he this there e will b be a stock acthat will limit what congress can do in terms of trading information they gain in buying stocks. >> we are talking about a public--sector version of the insisider-trading rules. private executives can be investstigated a and supervised from a stance by the justice department. if the congress has to disciplinene itself, it will have consequence. is the congress willing to subject itself to ththe same general supersion that t private sector i is byhe justice department and the sec? they are very jealous of the separation of powers. bottom line, they are going to pass a nice piece of legistion th has no consequence. >> that is just like moving coffee cups around. it will not h have an impact on theconomy. let's get to some things that could pass. he put one category -- all of the above, energy and some of the different incentives that president obama laid o out for renewae energ

we told you about toto last month snatched from a fenced in yard at a hayward home he was returned but his front teeth and part of his left eye missing and several infections. he's slowly recovering and returning to the dog he he was before the kidnapping. police have made no arrests. >>> joe biden is in san francisco for a day of fund rising -- fundraising. tickets from $2500 to $10,000.iv the money raise will be allocated to president obama's reelection campaign and the democratic national committee. biden's wife will be touring in palo alto. >>> northwest is getting pounded now by what could be the biggest storm the area has seen in 25 years. it istdtut(ur'g flight delays and cancellations at a area airports. the storm has forced the cancellation of more than two dozen flights to seattle and portland if you are flying to either location check with the airlines. up to six inches of snow forecasted for seattle alone. the same system is expected to bring us rain and snow to the sierra tomorrow and friday. meteorologist mike nicco will have more coming up. >>> still ahead, why the gover

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well first of all government was strong we wouldn't have to do all those second of all the reason toto is going to be down is because obama's. magical run is over and a lot of the new first time voters who never voted but voted for him will be gone next time ok gentlemen very spirited discussion thank you very much many thanks to my guest today in los angeles and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are scenics time and remember. wealthy british scientists are. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. the book. and you to do list for the syrian leadership the arab league demands the creation of a national unity government and steps up call for president asad to step down something the regime has allegedly rejected. croatia off to join european union after a national referendum armed by questions poller arise opinion and a disappointing turnout. russia's policy on internal migration falls into the focus of vehement presidential run or whatever put

well first of all government was strong we wouldn't have to do all those second of all the reason toto is going to be down is because obama's. magical run is over and a lot of the new first time voters who never voted but voted for him will be gone next time ok gentlemen very spirited discussion thank you very much many thanks to my guest today in los angeles and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember. if you. still. want. to the. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. if you. come from some stupid. stunts on t.v. don't come. serious slams an arab league plan to solve the country's crisis with wiring president assad to step down calling it an interference in its internal affairs what's. the e.u. formally adopted while in bargo against iran as part of president the sanctions against the country there are fears that the sanctions may backfire for the details in a few moments. and for a show of votes in favor of joining the debt stricken but a low turnout for the n

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toto went in for a check today.e showed up inside of a crate in front of his owner's home eight months after disappearing without a trace. the 12-year-old yorky suffered from infections making him lose teeth teeth and an eye. >> to know someone had him and didn't take care of him is... very heart breaking. whether he was neglected or abused, you know? or mistreated. he didn't deserve any of that. >> no. he did not. despite his injuries veterinarians do not think he was abused just neglected. spc sa. is asking for donations to pay for his care. poor thing. >> still ahead here, a new twist in the domestic violence charges facing san francisco sheriff. his life's crusade tonight. >> the white house says no to a controversial pipeline proposal. the president says congress forced his hand. >> from the v.a.the vice president's wife drops in for a visit with wou >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi has his first court appearance tomorrow, but today, his venezuelan wife gave an interview to a radio station criticizing t

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only one has ever gone toto with a democratic incumbent and one -- twice -- and won -- twice -- me. [applause] once in the house in congress and the 60% democratic district and once in the senate against incumbent in a state with 500,000 more registered democrats than republicans. you ask them if i was tough enough to go up against them and take out an incumbent democrat. i was able to win another congressional seat the 70% democrat. when i ran for reelection for the senate in pennsylvania, i won by six. we have won tough races in tough states building coalitions. we win those states, you can go to bed. it is over. [applause] it is up to you, south carolina. you will speak on saturday. will you reflect your values? are you going to make the boat as to what america needs in the most important election in our history? are you going to compromise and go with what the pundits say on who will win? will you vote like you did in 1980? in 1980, you had a choice to make between the establishment candidate or the hard-core conservative, this rabble rousing hard-core guy named ronald reagan. s

violence, condemns the syrian regime for the atrocities against its people and calls for supporting in toto the arab league plan to pursue this peaceful transition can garner their support. it will be an important indication of their intention. >> suarez: earlier we saw your boss, the secretary of state, speaking to reassure china and russia. given the wording which is what the russians have objected to, and they say it leaves open the possibility of armed intervention, can they be reassured? can this be rewritten? >> ray, there is absolutely nothing, zero, nada in this resolution that calls for, allows or contemplates the possibility of the use of military force. that is simply false. and the secretary said that that... in the council today when she said the analogy to libya is a false analogy. so there's nothing to fix in this resolution. it is not under chapter 7 of the charter which is the provision for the use of force or sanctions or self-defense. it is nothing along those lines. so that is an argument that the opponents of action in syria have been using to delay and deflect meaningf

. >> caller: i would like toto tak romney is how mitt embracing the neocon. i' was to take this -- >> host: of going to interrupt you. regular caller.am our number that 30 day policy. next up is the call from mibury,ury massachusetts. republican. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. when you mention romney care, you know, he tried to lead a to much revenue as governor, with the congress in massachusetts, a also known as massive taxes overrode it. but look what happened.ed. they had to raise taxes more. what happened, a lot of people leave the state because of higher taxes.ay j somethingecause people did something for n fothing that everybody is happy. thank you. >> host: thank-you speech to short. it's interesting.ne when mitt romney put forward his health care plan one of the rationales was that people were getting something for nothing. so he argued at the time that ie was a conservative idea tople wl require people who could afford it to have a mandate to get health care insurance because the concern was from the point of view expressed at the timet e that p

only one has ever gone toto with a democratic incumbent and one -- twice -- and won -- twice -- me. [applause] once in the house in congress and the 60% democratic district and once in the senate against incumbent in a state with 500,000 more registered democrats than republicans. you ask them if i was tough enough to go up against them and take out an incumbent democrat. i was able to win another congressional seat the 70% democrat. when i ran for reelection for the senate in pennsylvania, i won by six. we have won tough races in tough states building coalitions. we win those states, you can go to bed. it is over. [applause] it is up to you, south carolina. you will speak on saturday. will you reflect your values? are you going to make the boat as to what america needs in the most important election in our history? are you going to compromise and go with what the pundits say on who will win? will you vote like you did in 1980? in 1980, you had a choice to make between the establishment candidate or the hard-core conservative, this rabble rousing hard-core guy named ronald reagan. s

do you fat republican leaders in cgress for not doing more totoe government work better, through more compromise for e esident? >> you have to have someone you can work with. a this president has done more divide than any other president that i've ever witnessed in my lifetime. this president goes out and gives speech after speech after speech tryg todivide america between class, between income group, between racial and ethnic oups. this is the great divider in chief. and it's very difficult when u're being led by the president on a regular basis, not just as a party but individually, to then -- and the president, who i don't believe has met with boehner or any of e rublican leadership, and now six months, har to compromi and work with someone who won't meet with you. who won't sit down and try to negotiatthings and try to talk. so i'm not surprised at all that republicans are havg a fficult time with someone w has no interest -- >> he met with him. even the debt fight over the summer was a constant set o meetings. so thacan't be accurate. >> if you look at it. the lastime he's had me

toto, i have a feeling we're not in kansas anymore. one lawmaker wants to change that.y in kansas for good by naming the cairn terrier the state's official dog. he introduced a bill to the kansas house last week. and those are your headlines. >> i guess it would make sense to have a dog because they've got a cat. they have the wildcats of kansas state. >> i'm thinking of you when you arrived in washington, is that the first thing you said? i'm not in kansas anymore. >> every time i would say something, they'd go you're not from around here, are you? >> no, i'm not. >> then they'd try to take advantage of you and play that shell game on the table. table in front of your building. >> you read my book. >> yes. >> neither newt gingrich or mitt romney are from florida. they hope to win that state later on today. the voting got under way in the state of florida. did you know it's the fourth largest state? it's a big deal. 50 delegates. it's all or nothing in this situation. florida used to have 99 delegates and they moved their primary ahead and they were penalized. now it's

said they believed in god and go to church and contracting it would be the sort of athiest thought, toto tall tearan gulag. button that, actually is a curious thing. ... >> you hear this hmmm. [laughter] >> in the background. so i never, i never quite understood -- this will have to be the last question, and then we will stay seated. the people who are standing may come down and find a seat, and we'll move directly to the next panel. last question. >> this is a question for the whole panel. um, how many people have you seen convert from liberalism to conservativism? and if you have seen this miracle occur, what was the trigger? did the person come to the faith first and then gain conservativism? did they become pro-life? did they read a great book? did they hear a speaker at their university or elsewhere? i would be very curious, because i'd like to replicate this cathartic moment. [laughter] >> you're asking how many people have i seen come from liberalism to conservativism, is that right? >> um, approximately, yes. >> yes. well, this one right here. [laughter] and her husband and jean

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and i think when voters hear that, they're going to break toto our side. >> what's your strategy aheador south carolina? >> we have the absolutely best ground game down there. we have the attorney general, alan wilson, we have the former attorney general, henry mcmaster, we've got the campbell family, we have the best organization. and ultimately, these primaries are won with two things. message and momentum. we'll have the momentum coming out of here and we think our message about restoring trust in this country, installing term limits and ending of a revolving door is going to play well in south carolina, florida, and beyond. >> that sounds great, but the reality is this. i want you to look at the polls that we have. orc poll showing huntsman is last place with 1% there. he's also virtually off the radar in florida. so what will you do to change this. >> well, listen, again, like i said, it comes down to message and momentum. we'll have the momentum we need coming out of new hampshire. and his message about restoring the trust deficit in this country, installing term limits, ending t

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spurring the private sector toto create jobs without spendingspn state resources that would actuallyhurt the economicion of situation o f the state. let's begin by building on our economic strength. we know that new york is ayorkeu destination location to words it spent $50 billion in new york ie 2010 alone. new york is the place -- the nee york is the place that people want to come to but new york must stay ahead of thecompetion competition. the convention centers aret econ important economic generators.wu right now when you look at the list of weare new york is in terms of convention centers,w sadly new york's convention center on the west side ofentio manhattan is down at the bottom of the list literally number 12 as the places like anaheimplace california, washington, d.c., los angeles, there is new york. right now the jacob javits convention center is not competitive. conv that hurts the new york economy because we are just not getting the show here. the largest convention center in the country is in chicago at 3.1 million. you see it is 842,000 square feet. now this is not in a