margery posted about it and got a lot of responses. >> san francisco is a third world dump. that's one. dre dreadful, so sorry. somebody thought it would be used for cannabis growing because they didn't want to have an additional pg&e bill. somebody said that wasn't true. and whoever said that was smoking weed. [ laughter ] >> reporter: whatever the reason, these batteries can be sold for quite as bit, as much as $1,000 on the black market. compare that to the rough $8,000 was done in damage. moving forward, what will you going to do? >> get rid of the car. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. it's such a bummer. >> reporter: it is a bummer. it's unclear if the thieves are targeting more hybrids in the area. margery and her partner reported the incident to police, but they don't believe any of the security cameras captured the break-in. so they aren't hopeful much will be done to find the person who did it. >> liz, thank you very much for the report. >>> meteorologist drew tuma joins with us a look at the warming temperatures. >> we wrapped up a nice weekend. a lot of sunshine. the

. >>> a uc davis graduate was stabbed to death last night. 27-year-old margery was walking a when atts a program director at the washington center, setting up graduate students with internships and jobs. >> positive, fun loving, helpful, energetic person who loved helping people. >> police arrested the t,su 24-year-old elias arageny. police say he did not know her before the attack. >>> a grass fire burned down three structures and a barn today nearby ron firefighters responded just after 5:00 p.m. today. it was under control by 6:00, so they moved quickly. witnesses say the flames spread fast. >> i just heard crackling, and then all of a sudden the flames just burst up. i guess as high as the power lines. that's when i backed out of there. >> the red cross is assisting 21 people who live near the burned area with housing and supplies tonight. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> new developments tonight involving the millennium tower, that san francisco skyscraper that is leaning and sinking. >> a settlement has been reached involving homeowners, and cornell bernard

ballot we can solve this issue through negotiations but why would the son throw government led by for margery's using could be an soldiers to cause havoc and conflict as matt said yesterday there was a standoff between the serbian some of the kenyans and the conflict could erupt but that is the question we need peace and why is a very peaceful city and elections so far going going according to plan so why would you do this just for the sake of a more i would like just to further explain this to our international audience what's the endgame here for the people in jubilant do they want to take this on a as an opportunity to consider date their political gains and say in the future we would like to have an independent state of our own. i don't think that the people in japan and want an independent state i think the other busy way and others are pro unionists they want united somalia in fact but i think their their issue is the issue they have is with the central government by for much but if another leader comes or changes hands and he i remember he had issues with the previous leader. at the begi

they say 27-year-old margery magill was walking a dog tuesday when she was killed in what they say was a random attack in northwest d.c. a 24-year-old man is in custody. they say there's no information to suggest a robbery and the two apparently did not know each other. her family says magill who is from california was interning in d.c. for the summer. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday morning. a nasty storm left a giant mess around houston. heavy winds blew out the revolving door of a downtown building, which led to flooding through the lobby. even parked cars weren't spared after the wind knocked over an awning. the pacific northwest will be cooling down today with highs in the 70s and 80s. the southwest also cooler dropping to mostly 90s. mostly 70s and 80s in the midwest and northeast. 80s and 90s across the south today. >>> coming up, a major hotel chain makes a big change in the bathroom. >>> also ahead, the man accused of killing his wife by poisoning her breakfast cereal. how he allegedly did it. >>> and new video of a rhino going on the attack at a safa

ballot it can solve this issue through negotiations but why would the central government led by for margery's using it could be an soldiers to cause havoc and conflict as matt said yesterday there was a standoff between that you could be and the kenyans and the conflict could erupt but that is the question we need peace and sly is a very peaceful city and elections so far going going according to plan so as to use this just for the sake of a more i would like just to further explain this to our international audience what's the endgame here for the people in jubilant do they want to take this on a as an opportunity to consider date their political gains and say in the future we would like to have an independent state of our own. i don't think that the people in japan and want an independent state i think the other way and others are pro unionists they want united somalia in fact but i think the issue is the issue they have is with the central government led by for much of but if another leader comes or changes he i remember he had issues with the previous leader. at the beginning but after 2

. >>> tomorrow hundreds of people are expected to attend the funeral for margerie reykard's funeral. the funeral director says they are expected more than 1,000 people to show up. >> he shared that with me. i didn't think people really cared about me, about her, about anybody. he said i'm just overwhelmed with all the support, so overwhelmed with all of the well-wishers. >> the funeral home says it's taking care of all expenses. el paso's mayor and other officials are attending. the funeral director said strangers as far away as california say they're going to come. >>> 16 teachers in the forestville union school district, a small district. they began striking on monday. they teach at the forestville school and acted me which serves kindergarten through sixth grade. the principal says they're prepared to hold classes, all classes covered with qualified administrators and substitute teachers. >>> a possible change coming to san francisco's famed cliff house. why it could have new operators for the first time in 20 years. >>> the new alert this morning about air pollution and how bad i

from the time she got up in the morning until she went to bed at night -- >> magill says margery lovediving in the nation's capital a father devastated over the loss of his daughter. >> she was a sweet, life loving person who i don't think i've ever heard anybody say anything about her negative she cared about people she was just a joy. >> reporter: and you can see something of a vigil taking shape here where people have left a note and candles and some flowers. marjory magill's father says he was so proud of her daughter and in her short 27 years she packed more living into that than most people do in their entire lives. kristen, craig >> how absolutely tragic, geoff, thank you. >>> a series of raids in four states on wednesday including the michigan home of gary jones. see the aerial shot, showing agents conducting the search in detroit. that's the detroit suburb of canton there the raid was part on an ongoing corruption probe involving illegal payouts to union officials. so far nine people have been charged. eight convicted. at this point it is not clear exactly how jones is involve

please welcome margery. [applause] so, she's a really hard act to follow. my sister in arms, the artist and basically my better half when it comes to our collaboration on this book. the great thing is after all these years she's the only person who knows about when i say things like you know what we really need in this book like what would really make it sparkle, cannibalism. [laughter] she's like okay lets do it. monstrous is a really dark folk and there is no way to sugarcoat it. it is a fantasy about the aftermath of genocide, slavery, weapons of mass destruction and it's also a book about the profound healing power of love and friendship and i thought i would talk a little bit about how it came to be. that's all for professional stuff. what very few people know is my chinese name, the one on my birth certificate. my grandfather wanted his chinese-american granddaughter to not only have the chinese name he wanted it registered and certified on paper and he's the one who chose it so carefully each character for a maximum so my chinese name i grew up. i wa

his wife, her name is margery, she was one of 22 people killed in the walmart shooting in el paso.anned and her husband couldn't bear to do it alone. he invited the world and the funeral home put it on the website and other people started tweeting about it and tonight the world is answering. gary tuchman is there and joins us now. to see these images of a man who, you know, before all this horror began, before this tragedy, knew nobody other than the woman he loved and had been with and now to see him surrounded by the love of strangers who are now friends in ways is extraordinary. >> reporter: well, anderson, if you ever started to lose faith in humanity, this will bring it back. we're standing outside this large funeral home in el paso. you saw the inside of this building where there are 500 people inside right now. this is the line, the waiting line. people trying to get in. these are members of motorcycle clubs holding american flags, none of these people know tony personally but in this line you're looking at, i have counted over 400 people waiting to try to get in. they are n