bill barnes who, until january 8, worked for supervisor alioto-pier. we have increased vitality with appropriate conditions. this was not a perfect project. there was a letter of the termination from the planning department that says this is a permitted use. there are other activity areas. i would note that this has been an existing restaurant for many years. the planning commission -- you will recommended the conditional use. at this location, a restaurant like this has existed for some time. the idea that it would be renovated and they would attract people to the street is a positive, in my view. there is a way to enforce this behavior. they have been talking about putting additional provisions of the liquor license. the question for the planning commission is, when something is permitted by the code and people are here, it should go to make the project work. i would respectfully ask to deny the eir. -- d.r. >> i wanted to take a moment and read in e-mail from susan reynolds, the publisher and editor in chief of the marina times. i wanted to write to

phylicia barnes, who went missing nine days ago. >> i was going to turn this city upside down, to findter: russell barnes drove from the south of baltimore, scouring the streets for his daughter, who came from the charlotte area to visit with her sisters for the holidays. the fbi and police have searched. her mother was here, too. >> if she's alive, she's scared to death. >> reporter: phylicia was last seen at her sister's apartment three days after christmas. she posted a note on facebook, that she was there with her sister's boyfriend. police say several people who visited the apartment, are persons of interest. just 16 years old, phylicia was a straight-a student. graduating a year early, planning on attending college in baltimore. back home in north carolina, her classmates are stunned, hoping for any good news. at phylicia's charter school, students are holding on to hope. >> we just thank you in advance for bringing her home safely. >> our greatest hope is she can walk in the door and be reunited with her family. >> somebody knows where she's at. and i'm telling you, god's going

barn. there was a gentleman named james william boyd who died in the barn and that he lived for many years.rous books in my archive. >> reporter: it was when noted historians began interviewing their family that joanne says she realized there was growing evidence that someone else was buried in john wilkes booth's family plot in baltimore. >> everybody should have the right to know where their relative is. it doesn't matter if they're famous or infamous or whatever, you need to have that piece of mind. >> so along with two surviving sisters, joanne wants to compare edwin booth's dna to bone fragments claimed to be those of his notorious brother. >> there should be no public outcry of bringing edwin booth up from the grave, taking dna and putting him right back down. >> reporter: she is petitioning to open the grave in cambridge, massachusetts, as well as john wilkes' grave in baltimore to finally confirm or refute what has haunted their family and joanne's mother in the last years of her life. >> she really died of a heart ache of never really knowing what the outcome was. my family had all

reporter: an elderly couple was killed when their home collapsed, as was a 78-year-old neighbor who was in his barn milking cows. there were numerous injuries, some critical, but everyone is accounted for as neighbors rescued neighbors. >> i heard him yelling, you know and walked over, he had his hand sticking out, he had blocks all over him, his head was bleeding, and we dug him out. >> reporter: this small town woke up to warning sirens at 6:00 a.m., just nine minutes later the tornado hit, demolishing the volunteer fire station and trapping emergency equipment inside. homes were shredded, but this tree is still standing. two of these six chicken houses are gone, leaving hundreds of dead carcasses. and families examined what was left of their homes, combing through the rubble looking for anything recognizable. >> it will hit this house and then there's one right next door you know, just across the way that's still standing and, you this is the worst i've ever seen. >> reporter: winter tornadoes are rare, but unusually warm weather here collided with a cold front, propelling this storm system thro

barnes. she's a 16-year-old honor student who disappeared nearly two weeks ago while visiting relatives for the holidays. now police fear she's been abducted. we'll get the latest from police, and the girl's mother just ahead. >> also ahead, new developments in the case of the so-called milkshake murder. you might remember the story of nancy kissel, convicted of murdering her husband after knocking him out with a milkshake laced with sedatives. the story inspired books and a made for tv movie. last year her conviction was overturned. the new trial will start next week. coming up we'll get the latest in this strange drama. >> and later on, i know lester thinks he's got the moves, but you've got competition. wait until you see this group. they're one of the nba's hottest dance teams. but if you notice anything different there. well we're going to introduce you to the senior citizens, 65-plus burning up the court with their hip-hop dancing, no less. >> looking good. but first the latest job numbers. unemployment dropped from 9.8 to 9.4% for the month of december. but while employers reported more

barnes & noble tries to give me difficult assignments. i think of two writers who are very different from one another and you have to look what their connections. last summer i interviewed two other authors and it turns out they had a historical connection. pat conroy had given rick russo a blurb that pat conroy didn't remember but they were very warm with each other and so i was -- and i know you two both work for the new yorker. but i was looking for a deeper connection to ask you about your writing. and i noticed in david's new book "the devil and sherlock holmes" -- in the piece about the obsessive conandoyle scholar who was found dead that in writing in sherlock holmes, the author of it in 1906 began to turn his powers of observation to solve real world mysteries including the case of the serial killer and it seems to me what both of you do and perhaps all reporters in general then -- that's something you have in common with detectives. that you turn your powers of observation on the world to solve real world mysteries. so i guess, david, if you could talk abo

barnes & noble tries to give me difficult assignments, i think, of two writers who are very different from one another, and you have to look at what their connections are. last summer i interviewed pat conroy and rick russo, and it turned out pat conroy had given rick russo a blurb for one of his earliest books which pat conroy, frankly, didn't remember. [laughter] but they were very, you know, warm with each other. and so i was -- and i know you two both work for the new yorker, but i was looking for a kind of deeper connection to ask you about your writing, and i noticed in david's new book, "the devil and sherlock holmes," in the piece about the obsessive conan doyle and scholar who is mysteriously found dead that in writing about sherlock holmes, you say that arthur conan doyle, the author of it, in 1906 began to turn his powers of observation to solve real world mysteries, including the case of a serial killer. and it seems to me what both of you do and perhaps all reporters in general, then, that's something you have in common with detectives. that you turn your powers of observ

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who vanished more than a week ago. they're getting increasingly frustrated by the lack of leads and the lack of attention this case is getting. david kerley is on the story. >> reporter: phylicia barnes is bright, attractive. a star student and has been missing now for more than a week and a half. what have you learned? it's been a long time now. >> we've thrown every single tool, trick, machine, widget, we have in our law enforcement tool box. and ten days later, we still have nothing. >> reporter: fbi helicopters have hovered. officers on the ground have searched and found no sign of the 16-year-old. phylicia is a straight-a student. she traveled to baltimore to spend the holiday break with her sister. >> what my baby is going through. and how she is probably crying, mommy, help me. and i can't help her. >> reporter: the family traveled from the south to search baltimore. >> our goal is to find our sweet, beautiful sister, daughter, niece, friend. that's what she is to everyone. >> reporter: phylicia was last seen three days after christmas. she posted a note on facebook. she was at her sister's apartment with her sister's boyfriend. police believe she has either been abducted or m

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who disappeared during a trip to maryland. kristen dahlgren joins us with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this case has police so concerned because felicia barnesace. she said she was going out to get a bite to eat and more than a week later, police and her family have no idea where she ended up. >> reporter: to her family, felicia barnes was a 16-year-old with a bright light, a sparkling smile, on track to graduate early and head to college. >> she's my baby. she's my flower. >> reporter: now they haven't seen her in more than a week and with every day, the mystery around her disappearance grows. >> this is completely unlike felicia to disappear like this. >> reporter: the north carolina teen was spending the holidays in baltimore, trying to get to know dina, a half sister she met just two years ago. staying in an apartment where young people often came and went. >> a list of 20 different guys had been in and out of that apartment since she had been there. >> reporter: felicia was last seen early afternoon on december 28th. officers combed through neighborhoods while choppers fly overhead and her picture stairs out from billboards along i-95.

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