investigators look for answers after an suv strikes and kills a 5-year-old outside a school. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. police are searching for answers after an suv struck and kills a little girl.

heather holmes is at the scene. >> reporter: i spoke to a witness and she described the accident that happened at a crosswalk. people have been gathering, placing flowers. this relative lives here on blue field drive. she says motorists often speed down the street and that she's warned authorities. grief strikes the family. juana maria kiros is a relative. she and other residents who live on the street say this street is dangerous. >> my son has almost been hit on his way from school. people don't stop. they're speeding, they're not paying attention. >> reporter: san jose police are looking into whether speed

was a factor. the driver of the silver suv stopped and is cooperating. >> my little cousin, she was very spunky, energetic. she was just a very happy girl. >> reporter: eddy kiros fought back tears as she spoke about his little cousin eri kiros. this resident said she asked officials to improve road conditions but says she was turned down. >> for someone who say there wasn't enough money. i want to know how much money was this little girl's life worth. and the loss that her family is experiencing. >> reporter: now i've learned tonight that the young victim attend add child development center. the superintendent telling me that grief counselors will be mabel available on both campuses -- will be made available at both campuses.

both the aunt and girl's younger center they were both taken to the hospital. but i'm told their injuries are not life threatening. heather holmes, ktvu news. a 16-year-old boy is in juvenile hall accused of stabbing another teenager on a school bus. police say it happened after a fight broke out among four people on the bus around 3:30 this afternoon. the bus driver stopped near bariessa in east san jose. the driver then helped detain everyone involved until officers arrived. a 16-year-old student from independence high school is said to be recovering now from nonlife threatening injuries. now to calaveras county and the killing of 8-year-old leila fowler. we have learned the district attorney there filed charges today against her 12-year-old brother. the fowler family including the accused brother attended this vigil three days after leila

died. the 12-year-old is charged with second degree murder. the 12-year-old boy called his family and the father's girlfriend then called 911. crystal walters identified herself as their mother. >> hi 911, how can i help you. >> my children are home alone and a man just ran out. my older son was in the bathroom and my little girl started screaming. >> the man is gone though? >> they are there right now. >> how old are the kids? >> eight and 12. >> so you had a break-in. >> yeah. >> and your children saw him. >> yeah. >> his parents say they will believe he is innocent until they see evidence proving other wise. now to the search of

michaela lynch. there's still no sign of that autistic girl who wednesday missing on mother's day. amber lee is live telling us what michaela's family is asking the public to do. >> reporter: the class kids foundation put out this new flier today with three photos of michaela lynch to help find the little girl. by water and by land the search for michaela remains strong. >> you can't even speak for how greatful you are for the report. >> reporter: the little girl's god father tells us that she has a loving smile. the family came up here for the

weekend. michaela disappeared at 1:30 in the afternoon. she is autistic and cannot speak. >> search your house again. search your backyard. check in tight little places and comfortable spaces. >> reporter: police chief says he has been receiving help from law enforcement resources from around the state. he says from sun down tonight to sun up tomorrow there will be a handful of searchers who will continue to look for the little girl. >> concern, but still hopeful that we can have a positive outcome. >> reporter: some volunteers tell us they're using their own resources to search for michaelea. >> we had seen that she loved horses, our 8-year-old niece ashley and 2-year-old son were both out with their horses today to go find her. >> reporter: back here live, these are sign up sheets for volunteered here at the -- for volunteers here at the command center. now here's another look at

michaela lynch. if you see her call 911. if you approach her her family is urging that you do so in a calm and gentlemanner so as not to frighten her. live at clear lake, amber lee. a house fire claimed the life of a man in san jose this afternoon. that fire started at about 31: 3:00 -- 3:15 inside a home at beltre way. they found a man in the room in the second floor of the home. crews pulled him out but were unable to save his life. it appears to be accidental. also in the south bay firefighters were busy today fighting several brush fires along highway 237. at least two fires erupted just before 5:00 this evening near great american parkway. earlier in the day a series of small fires led authorities to close the freeway completely. firefighters from sunny vale and san jose say they worked together to put out four wildfires in the area. there is word tonight that this summer's america's cup

races will go on despite last week's deadly accident on san francisco bay. organizers say all four teams vying for the cup voted today to continue as scheduled. a committee of sailing experts will review the company that killed andrew simpson when the boat artimus capsized. and will make recommendations. >> various parts of the design. we have an open book as to what we're going to look at. >> reporter: they expect to have safety recommendations sometime in the next seven weeks. state lawmakers today grilled leaders from cal and mtc over the broken bolts. the committee says its wants to understand the whole chain of

command that led to ordering and installing the steel bolts that later failed. caltrans also hopes to finalize the schedule to fix the problem and determine if the bridge will still open as scheduled on labor day weekend. new at 10:00, a settlement has been reached in a sexual abuse lawsuit. the district announced that crystal cunaine will receive $300,000. she claimed she was abused in the 1990s. she says the district ignored continuous warnings. in san francisco today city officials accused some of the school district's top employees of stealing millions of the dollars from school programs. defendants are accused of embezzling the money, putting it into a hedge fund and

misspending every dollar. >> reporter: george gascon layed down hundreds of charges against the school district former employees. >> we had people that were in a position of trust that were taking money, who were diverting this money and often using this money for personal use. this is one of the worse kind of corruption. >> reporter: the district attorney today said former associate superintendent bashcum was the one that put together the plan. he says his client got the okay from her superiors to divert the money. >> they knew exactly what was going on. they loved the fact that she

raised money and was able to save it for them. >> reporter: the district's current superintendent is vowing to cooperate in the ongoing investigation. >> we are mortified at the fact that trusted employees would conceive such a scheme to divert funds from the children for whom they are intended. >> reporter: teachers rallying tonight say that money could have helped keep jobs. >> these were mean lean years in which every penny would have mattered. >> reporter: they are expected to face the judge later this week. an intense hunt for a california man accused of killing his wife and two children. >> for me, it's as bad as it gets. >> in 30 seconds, the skill that he has that is making the search for him so difficult. and a famous actress had a

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very small and quiet. but there's a lot vity humvees are now patrol in and around patrolia. this small community of less than 300 people sits on the river. authorities showed us the area where sean franklin miller abandoned his dodge pickup truck and then vanished. >> they were coming in, just learning the routs and stuff like that. we're actually one step behind. but we're trying to catch him. >> reporter: miller is accused of killing his wife and two young daughters in shasta county. >> it's as bad as it gets. with a wife and two kids involved. i can't picture anything much worse. >> reporter: miller then fled 200 miles west to his boyhood home of humble downty and the rugged -- humble downty and the

rugged area that he knows most. it's putting the small town on edge. >> it's very stressful. >> reporter: really. >> it is all invasive. >> reporter: residents who rarely call for help and have to wait when they do, are now invaded with police. >> we definitely have units in the area ready to respond. >> reporter: the only two roads in and out of patrolia are manned 24 hours a day. cadaver dogs have also been brought in in case miller has committed suicide. the search continues at this hour and will continue into tomorrow. live in humble county, ken wayne, ktvu news. a memorial service was held today in fresno for two of the five victims killed when that limousine caught fire on the

san mateo bridge. friends and family of bojas joined and gathered to remember their lives. the women were meeting with friends when the limo caught fire. a private memorial was held today at the fruitvale health center in oakland. eight of the nine women who were in that limo were either current or former employees there. an oakland woman has been sentenced to life in prison after she admitted she killed her husband. she agreed to a plea deal in exchange for testimony against huggins. huggins was convicted back in h

faces life in prison without the possibility of parol. here are two words you haven't heard out of sacramento for a long time. budget shortfall. the ktvu's ken pritchett tells us there is one big winner in this. >> reporter: when governor brown met in front of lawmakers he had good news. and that's rare. >> for the first time in a decade we have a balanced budget and it's solid. >> reporter: the big winner is k-12 education which will receive one -- $1 billion for teaching core studies such as science and math. the revenue will come out of increased taxes.

>> this is not the time tobreak out the champane. >> reporter: lawmakers say they approve of the governor's line to keep the land on the spending. >> it's a battle between him and his peeps not for us. >> reporter: they will face pressure from people like leana pal from oakland. >> i only receive $516 a month. >> reporter: leana is on cal works trying to get a job and college education. she stood with social welfare advocates demanding millions of the dollars of cash to the state safety net be restored. >> it's not fair what we have to live through. i ask that you save lives and not save money. >> reporter: whether or not to restore the safety cuts will be up to the governor to say. in sacramento, ken pritchett. san jose city council members today voted against

giving themselves a pay hike. the council decided it wasn't appropriate right now to give themselves a pay increase. instead council members are talking about giving city employees modest pay hikes. two years ago, city council members cut their salaries by 10% when san jose was facing budget shortfalls. shorts fans across the bay area gathered to root on the golden state warriors and san jose sharks as they fight to move forward. at a sports bar some fans couldn't get their eyes off of one game. while some fans tried to keep up with the action both on the ice and on the court. fans say it's great to have teams in the play offs because everybody is cheering for the bay area. temperatures today recorded by the national weather service. coolest spot recorded 50 degrees in pacifica. warmest spot was antioch, 88 degrees. most temperatured cooled off five to 10 degrees today. lots of 50s around the bay.

mid- and upper. lots of mid-70s in the warm spots. and if you get far enough east or far enough south you will find some upper 70s and a few low 80s popping up. there's no fog at the coast right now. when i come back while the forecast high, that was a broad brush. we're looking for showers on the computer model we'll see you back here with all the details. now to the south bay where tonight there's a warning about rabies. the hiker spotted the dead bat. health authorities confirmed the bat was in fact, rabid. if you see a sick or dead bat do not handle it instead call animal control immediately. a well known charity is under scrutiny tonight. in eight minutes the allegation that millions of the dollars worth of donations have gone

missing. >> up first, angelina jolie's decision to have double mastectomy. and the court battle to make the test available to more women.

mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive

actress angelina jolie is being hailed for her bravery tonight. jolie wrote a piece in today's new york times. she said she made the decision to have her breasts removed after finding out she carry as gene that gives her an 87% chance of getting breast cancer. she wrote in part the decision to have a mastectomy is not easy but it is one that i am very happy i made. my chances of developing breast cancer have jumped from 87% to 11%. the case being faced by

jolie is in front of the supreme court. >> reporter: fans of angelina jolie today applauded the 37- year-old actress and mother of six who says she chose a double mastectomy a few weeks ago after learning her risk for breast cancer was 87%. >> i think it was courageous and incredibly sensitive of her because she wants to be there for her children. >> i had already seen what my sister had gone through. and i knew i wanted to be alive for my kids. >> reporter: like jolie, burnett told us she tested positive for a gene known as braca. doctors say mainly 7% of women carry a braca gene. 60% of cancer is hereditary. doctors say removing both

breasts makes sense. >> the studies show between 95 and 99 risk reduction so that's significant. >> reporter: today only one lab owns the braca test, they pat -- patented it. >> the supreme court is expected to rule on that gene patent case next month. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. wall street resumed its rally sending the dow to a new record. the dow gained 123 points to close at 15,215. nasdaq added three points. software developers are expected to flock to the masconi center for google i0. the annual conference starts

tomorrow d runs through friday. last year the company invailed its tablet and google glass. and today google's ceo larry payge finally set the record stage on why he's been absent from company events over past years. payge said his left vocal cord is paralyzed and his right vocal cord is severely restricted. the 30-year-old traces it back to a bad cold he got 14 years ago and say it is problem got worse after another cold last summer. payge says he can still handle all of his duties but his voice is soft and raspy. a chance for coffee with the ceo of a top company. and questions for a well known charity. the organization that raised millions of the dollars for a charity, did not go where they

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only on 2, a san francisco group is raising serious questions over the organization locks of love. researchers say there are millions of the dollars worth of hair that is unaccounted for. >> reporter: it's a sacrifice many have made to help sick kids who have lost their hair. but at deca salon at berkeley, perez is having second thoughts about where to send her client's recent donation. >> it's very disappointed. >> out of 4,300 hair donations they only produced 315 wigs. >> reporter: a 10 page report by the group found locks of love can't seem to account for about $6 million worth of hair

donations a year. >> and that's when we received the really surprising response that locks of love does not count, catalog or keep any list of hair donations it receives. >> reporter: according to nonprofit investor, locks of love needed 328 hair donations to make one wig. a similar charity pantene beautiful lengths needed just 19 donations to make a single wig. tax records shows locks of love made $175 million to sell unusable hair. we couldn't find anyone at the business to talk to us. in a statement, locks of love's president said false claims based on inaccuracies, fabrications or assumptions will not interfere with our commitment to these families. there is not now or has there ever been missing funds at locks of love. perez says her salon will send its hair to another charity for

now. >> until we know a little more about that. that's just the best idea to do i think. for me, now. >> reporter: eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. u.s. attorney general eric holder said he had nothing to do with the secret investigation of phone records. >> it put the american people at risk in trying to determine who was responsible for that, i think required very aggressive action. the search of the phone records appears to be related to an ap story about a cia operation in yemen to stop a terrorist plot around the anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. although officials are now confirming that. minnesota today became the 12th state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. what a day for minnesota.

democratic governor mark dayton signed the bill in front of thousands of people. six years ago there was an effort to ban same-sex marriage in minnesota but voters there rejected it. same-sex couples will be allowed to marry in 6-1/2 months. supporters of bradley manning demanded he be reinstated as the pride parade grand marshal. some members said she endangered the lives of american military personnel by leaking u.s. secrets to wikileaks. his supporters argue manning has saved lives with those leaks. today the general manager proposed a 19% increase over the next two years which is about an extra $5.50 a month. the water agency that serves

alameda and contra costa county says the increase is necessary to pay for public works. bay area foreclosures continue their downward trend in april and that is affecting the inventory of homes for sale. in alameda county there was a 58% drop in homes sold at auction or taken back by banks compared to a year ago. in contra costa county there was a 69% decrease. while santa khra la county recorded a 37% decrease. the report from foreclosure radar sites an improving economy. in news of the world tonight in moscow, authorities ordered an american to leave the country immediately after they say he tried to recruit a russian agent. the man was identified as a diplomat at the american embassy. russia says he's a spy and had wigs, cash and a

promising millions for long term corporation. vogel has immunity, he could not be arrested. three americans soldiers were killed in one of the most dangerous cities of the kandahar province. their convoy struck a roadside bomb. a number of other soldiers were wounded. nato forces have been in a fierce battle for control of the area with the taliban who consider it their spiritual heart land. in south africa, thieves broke into a johannesburg stadium where justin bieber and john bon jovi appeared last week. police did not say how much was stolen but it was several hip thousand dollars. police say it may have been an inside job. gilroy boxer the ghost guerrero pled guilty to misconduct. the charges were in connection with his arrest last march. the 30-year-old fighter had an unloaded gun in his checked lug

-- luggage. the gun was registered in california but was illegal in new york baa it was not reg -- new york because it was not registered there. a short coffee meeting with the apple ceo is worth -- they will meet cook at apple headquarters for 30 to 60 minutes. blackberry unveiled its new q5 smart phone. the lower cost brightly colored smart phone will be available in july in selected markets. the phone comes in several colors including red and pink and will have a physical keyboard. no word yet on how much it will cost. the q5 is the third smart phone to run on the new blackberry 10 operating system. members of the world's oldest

profession are no longer welcome on linked in. the website has also prohibited unlawful websites but now it's upgraded it's privacy details to explicitly ban prostitution everyone if the act is legal where the person lives. watch your back, that's the warning the san francisco police chief is issuing to visitors. >> and we're updating your latest forecast, the day you may see some sprinkles. >> how many drinks before you cross the line and the data behind this federal recommendation. hey, look! a shooting star!

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the national transportation board says it wants all 50 state to lower the legal blood alcohol level from .08 to .05. some people are skeptical. >> reporter: we found a lot of people out tonight at restaurants and bars enjoying a glass of wine or beer. many people don't think this is the solution. we got very mixed reaction to this recommendation. for many people it was the perfect day for watching a ball game and having a drink at the local sports bar. >> a lot of people i think are out here just hanging out having a beer or two. >> reporter: the proposal is for all 50 states to lower the legal blood alcohol level to .05. >> even at .08 we see a large

number of of people over the limit. >> reporter: two drinks for a 160-pound man. >> you always needed to have a designated driver because you couldn't have one drink and drive. >> reporter: 100 other countries have a .05 limit or lower and europe saw a decrease of deaths when it adopted the new limit. a suspected drunk driver was driving the wrong way on highway 24. the 20-year-old woman crashed head on into a car killing a pittsburg father of two inside. more than 173,000 people are injured every year. >> we think that it is a critical piece to the conversation. that our community has to have on how do we stop drunk drivers. >> mothers against drunk driving and others feel the ntsb other recommendations such as heighten patrol and ignition

laws may be more effective. >> once you're worried about .05 you're not worried about .08 it's not that much difference. >> reporter: it's up to the state to decide. judging over the battle over the .08 limit it's going to be a tough sell. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. it may not feel like it on the freeway but a new study finds americans are driving less. it's partly due to the recession but perhaps more significantly the report says younger people in their teens and 20s are driving less because they're spending more time online. san francisco police chief is issuing a warning for tourists headed to the bay area this summer. >> phones are taking right out of their hands. >> reporter: robberies in the city are up 13% and he doesn't want tourists leaving with a bad experience. police also want to warn tourists because they can be

more trusting and easily distracted. >> they get careless. you know they get so engrossed what they're doing with their iphone and they're not paying attention to who's behind them or beside them. >> the message is supposed to start airing at hotel rooms and airports. we all make this mistake. take a look at this this is the parking lot at a trader joe's in monterey county. notice there's an extra e in entrance. by this afternoon there was a new coat of paint and the error had been corrected. in two minutes, the cost of a deal. what you may be sacrificing to get clothes at a bargain and what the bay area is doing to change that. >> the movement right now but a movement that will deaf any factually stick. >> this isn't just any flight, how pilotless planes can change the way they operate throughout

the world. >> and clouds and sprinkles in your bay area forecast.

the navy carried out the first and successful test flight of what may be the future for the american military. a large unmanned drone took off from the deck of the george h.w. bush aircraft carrier off virginia. it made two passes and then landed in maryland. being able to fly drones would mean the u.s. won't have to use bases in other countries. the future of drake's oyster company is now in the hands of a federal appeal court. the case went before the board of appeals this morning. drakes operated for years before losing their lease over environmental concerns. the farm's owners are trying to overturn the government's decision to shut it down. conservationists say it is in the public's best interest for the oyster farm to close and for the area to be returned to

a natural habitat. that horrific collapse of the garment factory in bengladesh has raised concerns of where you get your clothes. >> reporter: the merchandise here is not made in bengladesh, china or indonesia. it's made right here in this factory a few miles away on market street. it's one of the small but growing number of businesses choosing to make their product here instead of sweat shops overseas. >> we can stand here and talk to workers and see what's going on. >> reporter: the collapse of a plant led to a move. but changing the way consumers

shop may be more difficult. the huffington postconducted a survey recently asking conservatives which is more important the price of an item or worker safety. and only 12% responded worker safety. >> we spread knowledge, hey the clothes aren't just magically in the remarks they are created by people just like you. >> reporter: at the asian law caucus says the number of workers in sweat shots shots -- shops are less now than a few decades ago. >> there's a few factories and they are here. >> reporter: at this garment factory in san francisco workers are paid at least minimum wage, work eight hour shifts, get lunch breaks plus there are windows and emergency exits. what happened in bengladesh may face more retailers to start

looking closing to home.. rob roth, ktvu news. the tour of california is making its way north wrapping its stage three in santa clarita. today's leg covered 110.3 miles. the leg finishedthree hours and 40 minutes. riders are scheduled to ride 86.3 miles from santa clarita to santa barbara. the race will end in santa rosa. a little cooler out there today. in some places as much as 10 degrees. tpáufrtder cooling more -- further cooling and more headed our way. it's got a little activity with it. we might see a few sprinkles. what we did see is the marine

layer spreading out. that's why temperatures plummeted in some locations. we're looking for a little further cooling again tomorrow. the stretched out marine layer, cooling tomorrow in some places especially around the bay. day time highs as we head into your tomorrow and we're looking at temp -- temperatures to be lots of 80s. but no 90s. on shore breezes continue as we go into tomorrow. you're taking a look at a temperature change. you can see it there right through thursday. then things start to work their way back into the week. the computer model does this. wednesday at 10:00 a.m. clouds staying to the north. that's tomorrow morning. 7:00 the clouds start moving. that's tomorrow night. we're getting into thursday morning look at what's out here. that's thursday morning. where's the showers kind of in here. thursday afternoon into thursday. is it rain? i don't know maybe a few light scattered showers not a big deal but we're looking for change in the pattern especially on thursday night

into friday. so clouds, maybe some sprinkles. 74 in clear lake tomorrow. 76 in san helena. 77 in napa. 83 in antioch, tomorrow is a nice looking day. very similar to what we had today. but slightly cooler in some locations. 77 in morgan hill. 78 in gilroy, and the five day forecast is coming up. it's got a couple of drops in there on this thursday night into friday morning. it would be great if we got some rain in here. we're looking for a slight chance, afternoon chance, evening chance on thursday and then lingers into friday morning. the forecast in your bay area weekend is warmer still. daytime highs into the 80s. this is good news for air quality the next few days. but a slight chance on thursday night. it'll be nice to get a little something. >> i'll believe it when i see it. >> thanks, bill. >> sure. mark is here now. a bummer today for a bay areas sports team. >> we have a trifecta bummer going. and it might be a quadfecta but

we'll let you know about that. but i suppose it'll be standing room only for all the nay sayers. this is the first time the fans of san antonio spurs show up. 11 turnovers in the second half. probably the most lopsided game. steph might just be out of gas. bogut will find him early for the reverse. a brief lead because the spurs in the first quarter go on a 15- 0 spurt. danny greene had a whole lot to do with it. he was just perfect from outside. in fact, he scored 47% beyond the stretch. barnes another great performance. open court he had 25. warriors within two in the third but that's the closest they would get. because tony parker took over. had his way at will. 37 points, 10 assists the spurs

looking slick as they take a 3- 2 advantage back to oakland tomorrow night. and they took advantage of every warrior gift. >> it was just us trying to do too much. or you know seeing things that weren't necessarily there. and i put a lot of that on my shoulders. you know, one of the rules that i think is making sure our guys are ready to play. it doesn't seem we were like that for the entire 48 minutes i have to do a better job of having my guys prepared to get out there and try to get a win. and the knicks on the verge of saying bye bye as hill strikes out 2-0. and both the giants and the a's have what you might call a little trouble grasping victory tonight. sports part two after this. why shop t.j.maxx and marshalls?

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they are until further notice the kings. he goes by the name of jonathan quick nothing goes by him in the semi finals. looked like we were going into a scoreless first. kings get it. mike richards out on the break almost lost the handle and

fluba viena scores and rips it home with 12.9 seconds left. 1-0 they had another. number two in black that's jonathan quick seeing some of his handy work in the net. 35 saves, 16 alone in the third period. game two thursday in l. a. but this one solidly to the kings. 2-0. the giant fans well milky is either the hero or steroid village that shamed the organization. most fans might think this. they saw too much of him as he received his championship ring. cabrera opened up a run inning over toronto and barry zito just didn't have it. although three of the runs unearned. mark derosa another center to

score. angel pagan the second straight error of the inning. and toronto well on the way. in the ninth. three run jack by pablo sandoval which continues to pound the ball. that's his seventh with 10-6 the final. saving the best for last. thought this might be the one victory for the bay area. didn't happen. rbi double and a 4-3 lead as seth smith moves in to score. beltre with a shot that leave it is yards. mitch moorland followed with another. they just lost moments ago 6-5 to texas. and that is the sporting life for a tuesday night and i remind you, i am just the messenger. >> four for four. >> every team in the bay area

didn't happen. >> we thank you for joining us. >> the ktvu morning team will be monitoring traffic and the search for the missing girl in cleveland. they start at 4:30.

mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive

it seems to me the closest thing we have to royalty in america are the people that get to ride in those little carts through the airport. don't you hate these things? they come out of nowhere. "beep! beep! cart people. look out, cart people. look out!" we all scurry out of the way like worthless peasants. "ooh! it's cart people. "i hope we didn't slow you down. "wave to the cart people, timmy, they're the best people in the world." you know, if you're too fat, slow, and disoriented to get to your gate on time, you're not ready for air travel. the other people i hate are the people that get on to the moving walkway and then just stand there. like it's a ride. "excuse me. there's no animated pirates or bears "along the way here.