. >>> the family of michelle lai and the report of two calls made on the woman's phone after she vanishedt not true. a san diego television station reports there was a call to reno and one to arizona sourcing someone close to the case. heyward police tell cbs 5 they did follow a possible lead in arizona, but it was not connected to an alleged phone call. >> well it's no secret, we tell you about it every night. many have money problems right now, despite its broken budget, one east bay city managed a 180- degree turn in one of its most dangerous neighborhoods and much of the credit belongs to its citizens. elizabeth cook on the long time dream that has finally come true. >> area used to be known as the killing fields of oakland. is now an urban oasis. tonight oakland city council president, larry reid, opened the doors to the east oakland sports center. a dream he has had for the past 0 years has become a reality. >> place for the residence of the city to go and enjoy a = of life they have not been able to enjoy. >> a lot of times people don't think cities like oakland can have facilities

. >>> friends and family of missing nursing student michelle lay held a fundraiser at a sizzler restauranto pay for their search efforts. 20% of the restaurant's earnings went to the fund. >>> a celebration in san jose to mark a milestone. the creation of the world's newest country south sudan. it's a move that people hope brings an end to the civil war that has killed 2 1/2 million people. the fighting led to the lost boys of sudan who came to san jose as children to avoid being forced into the military. the immigrants say that they now have hope for a better future for their impoverished people. >>> first, critics didn't like its name, then the building itself was ugly. after that vandals targeted it. now elizabeth cook shows us a pizza parlor is changing its colors. >> when you eat at a restaurant named pizza argasmica, you can be confident subtlety is not on the menu. >> it needs to be vibrant. it cannot have pizza in black and blue. >> the colors of the building are hotter than the pizzas and the customers like it that way. >> it's really energetic and pulls you in. >> yellow is one o

. >>> there will be a rally for missing nurse student michelle lay, this marks two months since she disappeared. the gathering is at mount eden park at 6:00. the police will be there and will speak. the 26-year-old nursing student was last seen leaving kaiser center in hay ward to go on a break. >>> weather conditions are making it difficult for firefighters fighting a fire in southern california. they got low humidity battling this fire at an indian reservation near san diego. they will be trying to contain the 21 square mile blaze burning into heavy vegetation and not expected to threaten any structures or populated areas. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee considering running for a full term as he maintains he will not run after he was named interim mayor but now he says that the board of supervisors is urging him to run but he has not make a decision left. >>> we are discussing ed lee's possible run for mayor of san francisco and i'm trying to gauge whether or not people are supportive of this development. sue says she is happy saying i would love to see him run. he has done a great job and get

. >>> a fundraiser is scheduled today for missing nursing student michelle lay. she was last seen two months ago at the kaiser hospital. proceeds will be put in a reward fund. >>> a mother is helping the public to help in her daughter's help to survive. a fundraiser will be held for 20-year-old jessica hughes. two years investigators say someone slammed into her bw beetle as she was driving to church in san jose and suffered a traumatic brain injury and nearly died. she is a special rehab facility in new jersey. although jessica cannot speak right now, her mother says she is still hopeful one day her daughter will talk. >>> i know the statistics and i know all of that but it's like you do whatever it takes to give her the best chance possible. like i said she is my daughter and my best friend. >>> a fundraiser last year raised enough money to pay for her first year of treatment and today's walk-a-thon raises money for another year and registration is at san jose valley christian school and you going to ktvu.com and clicking web links near the bottom of the home p

san francisco nightclub will hold a fundraiser to help in the search of missing nursing student michelle laythe 26-year-old woman was last seen on may 27th at caser hospital in hayward. police have officially declared her case a homicide. but her family and friends refuse to give up hope that she is alive. they raised the reward money to $100,000 in the effort to find her. >>> agricultural crime is on the rise in california. grapes, almonds and beehives are targets. it has been a good year for crops in california and that bring out the thieves. in napa county, police have set up a tip line. >>> we're checking on sal. >>> it occurred to me that the same dynamic anchor team that we just sal will be on the air tomorrow. it's been a weeklong plug for the show we dig it let's take a look at news chopper 2 giving us a look at the 580, 586 interchange. we have cool shots in almeda county. and the traffic is looking good. we're in good shape here. 680 and 580, if this is you, you're going to be in good shape. and now take a look at highway 4 bay point westbound as you come up to the willow pass grad

. >>> family and friends of missing nursing student michelle lay will hold a vigil today to mark twoe disappeared. they'll gather fire in the hayward hospital, the last place she was scene. this begins at 6:00 this evening on the corner of west tenson road. >>> u.s. state department has issued a warning for americans traveling broad. coming up, the reason the state department thinks that americans could be the target of and attack. >>> new concerns this morning that america's yacht race may threaten local marine life. regulators refusing to issue permitstor the international sailing race in san francisco. the america's cup organizers first have to prove that it will not spread invasive sea weed. the port of san francisco is proposing a campaign to educate boaters about the sea weed and the importance of keeping the hauls clean of all of that. >> that is have interesting. >>> time to check back in with sal and traffic. >>> things are getting a little more crowded out there. we'll show you some live pictures of highway 4 slowing down coming to the willow pass grade. it has been slow in

today >> dozens of volunteer are going to search once again today for missing nursing student michele layingince may 27th when she went on a breakup. they are meeting to start the surge. >> they are meeting right behind me had a a a time more people show up on the ninth this is video of this search is that have already taken place. i just finished talking to her brother michael lang they also have hired a private investigator they are not frustrated by this because they have not found any concrete evidence that his sister is back dead. >> until she is now my am always going to believe that she as a live and, we have done searchers in the role areas and we are going to search other areas today. we help that she is some were safe and well being home soon. >> there granite researching error they're areas as well as older areas perhaps they had missed something in the past. they are not trying to tip off anybody that might be involved with this case we will interview the volunteers once they show up there in >> bay area police are looking for clues and possibly more victims of felt and nancy gar

. >>> family and friends of missing nursing student michelle lay will hold a candlelight vigil today.ice are investigating the case as a homicide. they are expected to speak at the vigil today. it begins at 6:00 this evening on the corner of west tenson road. >>> a san francisco bus she will clipper that is supposed to protect waiting passengers from bad weather is reportedly attracting criminals. the police department say that a replacement could solve this problem. but we're finding out that not everyone in the community agrees with that. >>> 5:38. and now back over to sal to check on the commute. >>> it's going well. traffic is moving along pretty nicely. take a look at northbound and southbound. northbound traffic continues to look good passing the coliseum. and this morning's commute will be okay on the sam bridge as you drive out towards the bridge. there are no major problems there. and interstate 80 westbound coming from richmond to berkley, the traffic continues to move along nicely. let's go to steve. >>> we have some low clouds but nothing paired to what we had a couple day

. >>> michelle lay is still missing to mark two months, a missing nursing student.his gathering will be held at mount eden park at 6:00 tonight. and the lieutenant of the police and the kids foundation officer will speak. the 26-year-old was last seen at kaiser medical center leaving on a break. >>> weather conditions are making it difficult for firefighters in southern california facing hot air and lower humidity while battling wildfires near san diego. a 21 square mile blaze and burning into heavy vegetation and not expected to threaten any structures or populated areas. >>> a quick break as the morning news continues. fog around the bay area and you can see it covering the towers and over to oakland where it is 51 degrees and you can expect a high of 72 with some afternoon sunshine. >>> welcome back waiting for the opening bell on wall street and futures negative this morning as lawmakers grapple over the debt possibility. the dow and s&p was down yesterday. commerce department will be releasing durable goods order and there will be an economic survey released so

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. >> a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> to see your child layess and not know why. >> reporter: what she would learn is that her 13-year-old's world had become unbearable. >> we believe that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling helpless. samantha was kind of a tomboy, and she was perceived as gay. >> was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay, or questioning their sexuality, and at least two of them were bullied over it. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka, the biggest school district in the entire state. but the reason we're here is because it has become a battleground over homosexuality in the classroom. the district has a controversial curriculum policy that says staff must remain neutral on matters of sexual orientation. it has ignited a culture war. one that's playing

. >> a swimsuit hanging lifeless since november 2009 when michelle johnson's only daughter took her own life. >> to see your child lay there lifeless and not know why. >> reporter: what she would learn is that her 13-year-old's world had become unbearable. >> we believe that she was just hiding from everybody because she was feeling helpless. samantha was kind of a tomboy and she was perceived as gay. >> was she gay? >> no. we don't think she was gay. she was 13. >> reporter: samantha was the first of seven students to commit suicide in a single minnesota school district in less than two years. parents and friends tell us four of those teens were either gay, perceived to be gay, or questioning their sexuality and at least two of them were bullied over it. we're about 30 minutes outside of minneapolis in anoka, the biggest school district in the entire state. but the reason we're here is because it has become a battleground over homosexuality in the classroom. district has a controversial curriculum policy that says staff must remain neutral on matters of sexual orientation. it is ignited a culture war. one that's pla

congressional office, shut the door and turn out the lights and basically lay down for a few hours while she tried to recover. michelleachmann disputes that it regularly impacted her ability to do the job, but i think we did find evidence that shows that it has in the past at least interfered with her official duties. >> i'm going to go back to the list, march 2006 missed a week in the minnesota state senate. may 26 missed a day of vote, missed eight house votes while in hospital, cancelled campaign trips. i heard someone earlier say that this is not about politics but certainly the health of anyone running for president or anyone holding an office is relevant. >> well, we've seen folks struggle with it in the past. you'll remember john mccain in both 2000 and 2008 had to release thousands of pages of medical records. in the first case a lot were psychiatric records relating to his time as a prisoner of war and in 2008 it was related to whether or not he had cancer or was too old necessarily to serve as president, so i think you've really started to see people take this into account as they think about whether or not

the government has been shut down since july 1st laying off some 22,000 state workers, closing state parks and stopping road projects. >>> michele bachmann says migraines will not interfere with her ability to be president. but a report on the daily collar website insists the headaches leave the minnesota congresswoman incapacitated and several trips to the hospital have been required in the past as well. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live on capitol hill. kelly, michele bachmann addressed this right away. what is she saying? >> one of the things i found so interesting is there have been other controversies that have hit her campaign, that comes with the territory, and at times she's avoided talking about it, refused to talk about it. but when it came to her health, she wanted to respond right away. >> don't give up. >> reporter: this time the questions have nothing to do with her politics. >> the prescribed medication that i take on occasion whenever symptoms arise and they keep my migraines under control. >> reporter: a report on michele bachmann's struggle with migraines is a political headache on the campaign trail. >> but i'd li

lays in repose. of course security is tight here. final preparations are being made because first lady michelle obama as well as former first lady nancy reagan, bill and hillary clinton and former president george w. bush are all expected to arrive here later this morning to say farewell to the former first lady who has done so much for the country and so much for the challenges that she faced in her life in helping others tackle their problems as well. of course as you mentioned, pam, this is the first of two days of tributes for betty ford. tomorrow her body and casket will be flown to grand rapids, michigan, for another tribute. and then her burial next to her husband the 38th president. that's the latest from here in palm desert. sandra endo, back to you. >>> all right. time is now 6:47. a 13-year-old autistic boy from san jose is now safely back at home with his family after he left home and was found more than 300 miles away. he was reported missing yesterday morning. family members and friends d searching the neighborhood. police say surveillance video from a nearby greyhound bus station showed him buying a ticket for hollywood

michelle obama, nancy reagan, as well as president bush all came to pay tribute to betty ford. she will be layedst in grand rapids it, it michigan next to her it husband. >> the overall ark of betty ford's thrive was be who you are. don't be afraid to get help. don't be afraid to share. >> reporter: and the funeral service set for tomorrow it in grand rapids, michigan is largely for it her family and invited guests. that service will remain private. that's the latest from here in palm desert, california, i'm sandra endo. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 7:46. well, even the police were stunned by this next story. a disturbing case of domestic violence. i have to warn you, details are graphic. in garden grove, 48-year-old catherine becker is accused of drugging and mutilating her husband police say when they arrived at the condo yesterday afternoon, they found beck esche's husband tied to the bed it -- becker's husband tied to the bed. >> the wife prepared the meal, the husband thought it tasted funny. that caused him to go lay back down ton the bed. that's when he passed out. hasn't when becker cu

lay down the record as it is. >> up to this point, mcveigh had said nothing publicly about his involvement in the bombing. but with a death sentence approaching, mcveigh chooses to trust lou micheltes little time getting to the core of the story. he begins by describing what drove him to choose the murrah building as his target. >> there had to be at least two law enforcement agencies in the building. criteria was vulnerable but isolated from other buildings so you minimize collateral damage. i didn't have the ability to scope out every federal building in the nation, but i did scope out a number so i could pick the best out among those. >> didn't matter. anybody who carried a gun, carried a badge, had the ability to knock down your door, take away your personal possessions, incarcerate you. anybody like that, to him, became the enemy. >> the building was chosen out of a phone book. looking in the blue pages and looking under law enforcement agencies. if you look under dea and u.s. marshall, atf, if they started giving the same address, you know, they're all in one building. >> i think that what most people probably have not realized is how very carefully some of the details of