i believe you know agnes lyttleton. yes, i know agnes. why are you asking? milner: i'm afraid you're going to have to prepare yourself for some bad news. agnes is dead. no. perkins, would you... dead? i'm sorry. what happened? she was found at home. she was living with a mrs. ramsay. i know, i went there once. agnes was very happy there. it seems that someone came to the house when she was on her own and attacked her. she was killed in the bedroom. oh, lord. we have to ask you some questions but we can come back if you prefer. i hadn't known her that long. we met in a pub, got chatting about horses. she liked them, too. i'd moved down from london. i didn't know anyone, and the two of us became friends. is she really dead? i'm afraid so. i wonder if jack knows. jack? who's jack? her young man. she never told me his surname. jack. she was crazy about him. photo by the bed all that sort of thing. did you ever see the photograph? no. perkins: look... shall i go and tie this up? what else can you tell me about jack? not very much. she was very secretive about him

agnes lyttleton? you never mentioned a girl back home. give it to me!you take a devil of a time writing these letters, you know. all those notes you make? if i didn't know you better, james, i'd say you were working on some sort of code. are you, james? actually, that would explain a lot of things. i always wondered what you were doing here, you of all people. always asking questions. the first of the bunch to undermine morale. don't worry. i'm not going to tell anyone. i'm your friend; you can trust me. but you're a sly old bugger, aren't you? james: he'd worked it all out for himself. i didn't need to say anything. milner: jack stanford, i'm arresting you for the murder of agnes lyttleton. you don't have to say anything but anything you do say may be taken down and used in evidence against you. oh, well, that's a bit annoying, i must say. really thought i might get away with it. end of the war all the confusion, lost records all the rest of it. i don't understand. milner: the letters that you were receiving from germany weren't from jack stanford. the

agnes school to a bus stop at oak street and masonic avenue. bryan -- brian flores joins us from a home just a block away where investigators search for clues related to the disappearance. >> reporter: behind me is the home where local and federal investigators were searching for clues in the 29-year-old case. pretty quiet now. we're also expecting a picture of a person of interest from the original investigation. he has since died. we have yet to receive that but we did speak with a person who knew the family and he says right now it's bringing up mixed feelings. >> i saw posters. i answered the phone. i did anything they wanted me to do. >> reporter: michael sharp from san francisco remembers the search for collins, not only was he a volunteer for the search but knew the family. he's concerned for their well being just like he was almost 30 years ago. >> i was scared. i was shaking. i could hardly sleep last night. thinking about it. what the situation was. but i did get some sleep but was very worried about ann. >> reporter: ann collins is k

agnes. last seen at bus stop at oak and masonic in the haight. that's just a block away from today search unfoldd with crime scene investigators and the fbi. 7 news reporter vick lee was there all afternoon and broke the story on 7 news at 4 and tonight he has details that you will see only on abc 7 news. >> i will be happy to hear that if this is the case it will be solved and give peace to the family. >> police close off the sidewalk in front of the house as they began the probe. homicide inspectors members of the csi unit and fbi agents went in and out of the house all day. 2 sources with knowledge of the investigation told 7 news they believe a resident who used to live in the lower flat of the house may have been responsible for the abduction of kevin collins. 10-year-old boy disappeared almost 3 decades ago from this neighborhood. he left basketball practice at saint agnes school and waited for bus down the street at oak and may tonic. house police searched today is across from the chu

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agnes.ames were ken and kelly one owned a motorcycle business the other work of a chinese restaurant. kevin was afraid of dogs and that is why kevin never went over to their dogs. and his friend, actually looked for the body. he was very concerned. >> it sounds like the people that were living in that house no longer live there somebody else lives there? >> correct. they moved out 10 years ago. >> people are surprised that this is happening. they had no idea that this case happened so close one woman did that we spoke with you about this and it was not surprising that it is havin >> and that the remains to be right next door he is pretty scared about that. >> that is reggie kumar where both gathering new information about this breaking news story. we will have an update at 6:00 p.m. >> this is a description at the time of his disappearance in 1984. he was 10 years old, 4 ft. 6 in., 72 lbs., and grace/train chines with brow and gray-green-collar white coll how his eyes were grey /green. with

agnes never recovered after the disappearance, closing a few years later. >> right after that, st. agnes started to pull some of their children out of the school. >> it's concerning. >> reporter: this morning, neighbors are really just amazed that this case has resurfaced. kevin's mother says she feels numb and doesn't know what to feel. she's been in touch with her children, her other children but has not been able to get ahold of her husband who lives in costa rica. the people in this duplex, they are not suspects. we'll keep you updated on the person and identity of the person of interest in this case. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> what would kevin be like at 39? what would he -- what would he be like? would he be married with children? >> and the family is hoping this will bring some closure. brian flores will that that part of the story -- will have that part of the story at 7:30. >>> an alarming wakeup call to a family in san jose. they woke up to flames. janine de la vega is live at the scene. you say police think this is deliberate. good morning, janine. >> rep

on the day kevin went missing, he left basketball practice at saint agnes high school in the haight. he was last seen at oak street and masonic. today -- bones were found in a home on masonic. near page street. kron-4's reggie kumar begins our live team coverage in san francisco. reggie, what's the latest? >> reporter: the bones were discovered on the masonic st. but they are from an animal, not a human. san francisco investigators say cadavar dogs indicated the presence of possible human remains under the concrete floor of this home near the 1100 block of masonic street. several people spent most of tuesday removing large chunks of concrete, and dirt in order to locate the remains. once they were found, the medical examiner determined they were animal bones. so they may not be linked to kevin collins, who disappeared in 1984.police say the resident who lives in the home is not a suspect, i knocked on the door. but no one answered. emma marson lives next door. she says detectives came to her home a month ago. >> i can just see into that backyard and detectives came into my room like

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agnes school in the haight . >> we have a map that shows the important location the story. after living say agnes school cannon was last seen at a bus stop on oak street and masonic. the bones that police on earth are located in a home on masonic near page street. we've since learned of the maize appear to have belonged to an animal and are not human although investigators say more testing needs to be done. kron 4 spoke to kevin collins mother over the phone. she shared her thoughts. moments after the police told her about initial search at a home. >> i have been numb that is all i can say. it is hurtful to see them at that age especially my son who was a year older than kevin. he is the same size as kevin was. i can look at him and say that is how can unlooked. >> it all comes up. >> we had a chance be to kevin's brother brian collins. he agreed the entire family is on edge as you may imagine. >> our team coverage continues with kron fourth charles clifford. it takes a look back at how the case progressed over the past three decades. >> kevin collins was born january 4, 19

the american consumer having to worry about going through all the rigamarole in washington all over agn, and that hits consumer reading and we don't need that right now. i'm all for smaller government, but let's get rid testi of it and be done with it. >> brenda: the fear is that we might get our credit rating downgded and that's part of the debate and worry about the debt ceiling. >> that's ultimately worse than raising the debt ceiling is having default or crisis. the government gets their debt rating lowered again to the point they can't get lower rates, that means the mortgages rates and housing is coming back. it would be great to control the debt with the debt ceiling. as you see through history, examples given it doesn't work at all. it becomes a political football, the other party not it in power, decides it's an of important thing. and president obama used to hate the debt ceilings. it's time to build something that controls the deficit properly and not arbitrary. >> brenda: toby, doesn't this basically give a blank check to washington saying we don't need a limit. at least whe

agnes high school. the man police are investigating known as kelly lived just blocks away at a duplex on ma -- masonic avenue. yesterday they dug up the basement looking for evidence. they found bones, called though an early review indicates they are animal bones. investigators are now searching for a car that kelly used to own. they asked one of the lead investigators why police keep focusing on him. >> is he the strongest suspect you have? >> yes, i would say he is. i am saying he is. >> a source says investigators flew to canada to interview kelly's former partner who lived with him at that home on masonic. that man knew of no connection between kelly and kevin collins. >>> the super bowl is four days away and while the 49er prees pair to win, the city leaders prepare to deal with the consequences. they are determined to keep fans from getting carried away like some did after the world series. leslie brinkley is live at the foot of market street in san francisco with the game plan. leslie? >> reporte

doing that, okay, and i don't know where you took that conversation, but they're not doing that and agn, that declines in jobs, then if you don't have to be, you know, warner von braun to try to want to build another option. >> it's not to say that they're not getting results, by the way. they're not getting enough results or getting the best results. >> neil: and 60,000 fewer jobs versus 700,000 for nonunion factory jobs. >> they may be competing for a smaller piece of the pie, but you know, tell the union employees who have better contracts as a result of the negotiations that their leadership has done, you know, they shouldn't try so hard. >> neil: charles payne what, do you think. >> adam says they're-- they are getting results, but they're terrible results and it's -- listen. >> neil: what are these terrible pay backs and the price to be had, to charlie's point that the jobs you gain are cheaper paying jobs. >> i think it was camden, new jersey last year, they had an opportunity, the unions did, to create the package with the city that would have allowed more rookie cops, but inste

he disappeared after basketball practice at saint agnes school which was across the street from the home that was searched today. he was the focus of an intense city wide and national search. his photo was on news week magazine and one of the first pictures to be placed on milk cartons. a new cold case unit started reviewing the file. a man named kelly lived in the house back then but has since died. this neighbor knew kelly and his roommate. >> never thought they would do something like this, never. they never showed it. they were calm. >> police said the bones found today appear to be from an animal. >> it is a preliminary assessment made right there. they are still going to do an analysis on the bone. >> it has dredge -- dredged up memories for those who remember the search. >> i remember how this little boy looked in his school uniform and how i was shocked coming from europe and moving over here and a child disappeared in front of my door particularly. -- practice particularly. >> the current residents of the home have nothing to do with the home. i spoke with kevin's brother, steve

agnes high school.an police are investigating known as kelly lived just blocks away at a duplex on ma -- masonic avenue. yesterday they dug up the basement looking for evidence. they found bones, called though an early review indicates they are animal bones. investigators are now searching for a car that kelly used to own. they asked one of the lead investigators why police keep focusing on him. >> is he the strongest suspect you have? >> yes, i would say he is. i am saying he is. >> a source says investigators flew to canada to interview kelly's former partner who lived with him at that home on masonic. that man knew of no connection between kelly and kevin collins. >>> the super bowl is four days away and while the 49er prees pair to win, the city leaders prepare to deal with the consequences. they are determined to keep fans from getting carried away like some did after the world series. leslie brinkley is live at the foot of market street in san francisco with the game plan. leslie? >> reporter: wel

seen a block from here at a bus stop on oak street on the way home from basketball practice at saint agnes school in 1984. witnesses at the time say he was pushed into a car with two teenager with mohawks. police aren't saying why they are renewing the search but cadaver dogs indicated there were bones under the concrete floor of a garage here at the duplex on masonic. >> the concrete was moved and several bones were located. the san francisco medical examiner's office responded to evaluate the bones. at this time, under preliminary investigation it's determined the bones are animal not human remains. >> reporter: police said the man who lived in the house at the time matched the description of a man seen talking to kevin. that person has died. police say the people who live there now are not suspects. kevin's mother lives in concord. with these potential developments and false leads, she says she feels numb. she says she wants closure but doesn't want to find her little boy under those circumstances. coming up in the next half hour we'll talk to people who knew the people who lived in thi

he disappeared after basketball practice at saint agnes school which was across the street from the home that was searched today. he was the focus of an intense city wide and national search. his photo was on news week magazine and one of the first pictures to be placed on milk cartons. a new cold case unit started reviewing the file. a man named kelly lived in the house back then but has since died. this neighbor knew kelly and his roommate. >> never thought they would do something like this, never. they never showed it. they were calm. >> police said the bones found today appear to be from an animal. >> it is a preliminary assessment made right there. they are still going to do an analysis on the bone. >> it has dredge -- dredged up memories for those who remember the search. >> i remember how this little boy looked in his school uniform and how i was shocked coming from europe and moving over here and a child disappeared in front of my door particularly. -- practice particularly. >> the current residents of the home have nothing to do with the home. i spoke with kevin's brother, steve

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agnes high school. the man police are investigating known as kelly lived just blocks away at a duplex on ma -- masonic avenue. yesterday they dug up the basement looking for evidence. they found bones, called though an early review indicates they are animal bones. investigators are now searching for a car that kelly used to own. they asked one of the lead investigators why police keep focusing on him. >> is he the strongest suspect you have? >> yes, i would say he is. i am saying he is. >> a source says investigators flew to canada to interview kelly's former partner who lived with him at that home on masonic. that man knew of no connection between kelly and kevin collins. >>> the super bowl is four days away and while the 49er prees pair to win, the city leaders prepare to deal with the consequences. they are determined to keep fans from getting carried away like some did after the world series. leslie brinkley is live at the foot of market street in san francisco with the game plan. leslie? >> reporte

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he disappeared after basketball practice at saint agnes school which was across the street from the home that was searched today. he was the focus of an intense city wide and national search. his photo was on news week magazine and one of the first pictures to be placed on milk cartons. a new cold case unit started reviewing the file. a man named kelly lived in the house back then but has since died. this neighbor knew kelly and his roommate. >> never thought they would do something like this, never. they never showed it. they were calm. >> police said the bones found today appear to be from an animal. >> it is a preliminary assessment made right there. they are still goingo an analysis on the bone. >> it has dredge -- dredged up memories for those who remember the search. >> i remember how this little boy looked in his school uniform and how i was shocked coming from europe and moving over here and a child disappeared in front of my door particularly. -- practice particularly. >> the current residents of the home have nothing to do with the home. i spoke with kevin's brother, steven and

agnes. and he waited for a bus at oak street. less than one block away that is the last place that he was seen for this is where the bones were foundcollins left basketball school here in the haight. he waited for a bus at oak st and masonic. that was thetoday the bones were found on masonic.near page street. that's the home where investigators are focusing.and we want to go back out there live now. reggie >> reporter: reportethey serveda search warrant that this resident. moments later, they went into this residents with of their equipment. sai saw officials wearing hard hats and carrying tools. >> reporter: neighbors are in shock about the new evidence which san francisco police say, could be linked to the disappearance of kevin it change the way of authorities handle abductions. >> everybody was it is significantly involved. it was like a personal loss. in anything that we could do. (aussie accent) >> reporter: in san francisco, kron 4. our team coverage continues now with kron-4's charles clifford. who takes a look back at ho

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agnes practice high school in haight-ashbury much the man being investigated known as kelly, lived blocks away in a duplex on masonic avenue. he is dead. on news the investigators dug up the basement looking for evidence and found bones now thought to be those of an animal. investigators are searching for a car that kelly used to own. abc7 news asked a lead investigator why police keep focusing on him. >> is he the strongest suspect you have? >> yes. yes he is. >> a source says investigators flew to canada to interview a man who lived with kelly at the time but they knew of no connection. >> a poll shows a record majority of california are on board with the idea of legalizing illegal immigrants a poll by the public policies institute of california found 53 percent in california view immigrants as a benefit because of their hard work. 76 percent say they support illegal immigrants can keep their jobs and achieving legal residency. >> activists are planning a naked protest in san francisco in defiance of city law. the protests start at noon at city hall, and people for the ethical treatment

agnes and last seen at a bus stop a block away from where yesterday's search unfolded. abc7 news reporter will have a live report with more coming up in 30 minutes. >> police have released sketches of two men who wounded four teen boys in a drive-by shooting. the pair is believed to have shot the teens last monday after one victim was mistaken for a gang member because of the shoes he was wearing. all four teens were treated and released at the hospital with non-life threatening injuries between the ages of 13 and 16. >> a survey of alameda county homeless population could show the depth of the recession, trying to determine if the numbers are up from the 4,200 last counted in 2011. today is the second day of santa clara county homeless sweep with 7,000 in their last survey. totals were up from 2011, were up from previous years but bad economic times have slows things up. >> there will be quarterly earn ings for facebook after the close of the bell today. investors have been encouraged by the menlo park company's ability to advertised on mobile phone, the big growth are

it is agnes. african-american and yes, i am a republican and my parents were republicans and we're from the south. i would like to say that -- a shout out to former president george bush and his family. i love them as well. i hope his family, his father -- they are in our prayers. i saw condoleezza rice today and she was beautiful as usual. i also would like to say that i have been in a dilemma of my party because i don't feel the leadership when the governor from new jersey spoke up and he spoke with conviction of what i thought was something that was the right thing to do, you know, i felt like the republican party can come back and it can make a difference, for the people and do the right thing, i hope. watching -- i am an african-american, and watching this inauguration with president obama, i was impressed. i was impressed by his leadership and sin air isity and his everyone si. >> i'm -- empathy. host: agnes, i'm going to let you go. here come thest the vice president and jill biden. thanks

agnes is the home ec teacher in a school in new jersey.eaching the children how to cook and sew. the staff and students at the school adore her and affectionately refer to her as granny. the nickname comes from the fact granny is 95 years olds. for six decades, she worked at home as a wife and mother. she didn't even start teaching until a position came open in 1985. she was 82 years old when she first started teaching. since then, she's had a huge impact on students' lives. hundreds attended, they presented her with a quilt, a cake, and 99 red balloons. and they spoke at length about what granny means to them. they also performed, singing, dancing, playing instruments and rapping. one boy even stripped down to his undershirt for a spirited version of "i feel good" and it was all for granny. after the end of the party after well wishers hugged and thanked her, we had a chance to talk to granny about why she's still working. >> i saw people younger than me, and they stay home, but i don't have to stay home. i get up and come here, and the c

about a block from here at a bus stop on oak street on the way home from basketball practice at saint agnestnesses at the time say he was pushed into a car with two teenagers with mohawks. police aren't saying why they renewed their search for kevin so many years later but there were bones under the concrete floor in the garage. >> the concrete was removed and bones were located. the san francisco medical examiner's office did respond to evaluate the bones. at this time, unpreliminary investigation, it's determined that that's bones are believed to be of animal remains not human remains. >> reporter: police said a man who lived in the house at the time did match the description of a man seen talking to kevin. that person has since died. and police say the people who live there now are not suspects. kevin's mother lives in concord. when it comes to these developments, she says she simply feels numb. now, coming up in the next half hour, we'll hear from a neighbor who did know two people who used to live in this house back in '84. live in san francisco, anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> toyota announc

collins was last seen about a block from here at a bus stop on oak street on his way home from saint agnestnesses at the time say he was pushed into a car with two teenagers with mohawks. police aren't saying why they have renewed their search, why they have a search warrant for the house here. but we do know cadaver dogs did find bones beneath the concrete floor of the garage. >> the concrete was removed by several -- and several bones were located. the san francisco medical examiner's office did respond to evaluate the bones. at this time, under preliminary investigation, it's determined that these bones are believed to be of animal remains, not human remains. >> reporter: police say a man who lived in the house at the time matches the description of a man seen talking to kevin that day. but that person has since died. police say the people who live in the duplex now are not suspects in the case. the fbi is still on it. we'll keep you posted. live in san francisco, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> 6:39 now. the long road to the super bowl brings up a big appetite. we are going to c

agnes is the home ec teacher in a school in new jersey. the school for 17 years teaching the children how to skook and sew. the staff and students at the school adore her and affectionately refer to her as granny. the nickname comes from the fact granny is 95 years olds. for six decades, she worked at home as a wife and mother. she didn't even start teaching until a position came open in 1985. she was 82 years old when she first started teaching. since then, she's had a huge impact on students' lives. hundreds attended, they presented her with a quilt, a cake, and

the agnes varis trust, supporting affordable access to the arts, education and healthcare... and by contributions to a pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. voigt: well, now i'm going to speak with baritone mariusz kwiecien, our belcore. hello, mariusz. hello, welcome, welcome. so, tell us, your character is such a braggart. do you enjoy playing a character who's so full of himself? well, i have to enjoy, because i am singing those don giovannis and, uh, onegins. and belcore is one of those. so, yes, yes i like it. i am not like that in my real life, but i try to find this kind of character in myself and then produce it onstage. well, it takes a lot of confidence for us to sing on the stage of the met, doesn't it? yes, but it is uncomparable feeling you know, to be here and to sing. this is my 14th season. you've done so many seasons here, too. so, we are like one big family. it's easier. mariusz, you've appeared with anna many times at the met, and you've played her stern brother in "lucia," her co-conspirator in "don pasquale," and, next season you'll play her love