that they want put in an ada bathroom and mr. glad stone may not remember and the moment that he came to dbi and i presented up the plans and there was a smaller version of them in the computer and those plans showing an existing layout and i helped them with that language to revert that back to the previous conditions that were shown in the plans that the plans that are under suspension, that i believe should as long as those plans accurately show that existing condition, that is okay with me. and it should be okay with them and dbi and we don't think there are any earlier permits to even go off of that we have looked at pre1982, there might be something. but, certainly on the plans, that are under suspension, there is an existing floor plan and it looks like it was pretty much similar to what is out now and that will give one extra room built that it would be like a typical ground floor office space and any building or in that area and in that neighborhood, with the addition of an ada bathroom. so i am available for any other q

and then -- >> planning permit new a-d-a bathroom. >> right. then someone should come up, either d-b-i or permit holder and clarify whether the board can uphold these other permits. >> that's right. and what would they need to be -- >> right. and if they're related to the bathrooms. >> the other option is the matter gets continued so the parties can sort this all out and bring a tidier resolution to the board. >> i think we're waiting for d-b-i to advise on the other three permits. >> commissioners, mr. glad stone and i were speaking. go ahead. >> before you start, is this something that you can do on the fly or would it be preferable from your perspective to have a little more time to sort this out? >> with the electrical permit and the plumbing permit, it does give us the specific scope of work. maybe not here tonight. it could not be in front of you in your brief. but it would describe probably electrical work to be done throughout the space. so, that permit needs to be specific just to the rest rooms. that needs to get changed and the plumb

people still love their bathrooms. people think of them as an important room, as an investment for their home. yes, there is the gamut. some people are really just for function and utilitarian. some of them are large and lavish and everything in between. >> we are going to start looking at a couple of little vignettes of bathrooms. we can talk about fixtures and use that as a springboard for questions for our audience and discussions from some of the manufacturers we have here. let's start by looking at one right back here. this is a really interesting one because this has some of the characteristics of a traditional san francisco building. it has this starting with the board, i think it is called, and it has both old-fashioned kind of pictures and real modern stuff. what do you see here? >> looking around, it has gone a soaking tub. >> it has little jets in a, so like a spot/hydrotherapy kind of thing? >> exactly. what people need to be mindful on for these types of tubs are two things -- number one, they have a motor

another is a plumbing permit for new a-d-a bathroom sink in break room. another is a plumbing permit to replace a heater furnace, and the final one is a electrical permit to replace 24 new lights and 30 switches. ~ commercial and mr. williams, we elect today hear this case out of order with the understanding the parties have reached some agreement and that this item would go quickly. >> yes, i was contacted by mr. sanchez today and he said that the department -- essentially the permits have been withdrawn by the project sponsor except for a remodel of the bathroom. the neighbors never opposed the remodel of the bathroom so it was my conclusion we could agree the permits could be amended in some way so as to condition them to allow only the remodeling of the bathroom. and that's what we're asking the board to do. >> is there agreement, mr. blackstone? >> scott sanchez, planning department. if i can briefly summarize the discussions we had today. that would be work allowed on the building limited to improvement only to the bathrooms to make them a-d-a compl

and regarding the bathroom issue, there was actually subsequent to our brief being submitted, the permit holder did obtain a signature on rest room verification form for mobile food facility from the department of health from a different location located at 5 25 market street. so, they just obtained this recently. i didn't have this when we submitted our brief. i don't know if you want to have it submitted on the record. but there was a signature obtained by a facility at 5 25 market street which we believe is within the required 200 foot radius that the dph -- i'm not sure -- >> could you put that on the overhead, please? would you refer to the overhead? >>> pardon? >> can you just tell us what it says? >> what's the date on that, is that today's date? >>> 5-6 -- may 6. >> so, it was recently obtained? >>> yes, subsequent to our submitting our brief -- >> was there nothing in place at the time? >>> i believe there was not a signed -- i believe -- and i don't want to say this on the record, i'm not certain. i believe that the appellant contacted the department of health to question the r

she continues out this door. >> reporter: runs into the bathroom to the middle of the bathroom, at which>> right, and he's down like a linebacker. she demonstrated that. shoots him, right temple through the left cheek. >> reporter: and then after that she remembers nothing? >> she doesn't remember slitting his throat or stabbing him 27 times. she has amnesia. >> reporter: according to arias, this wasn't the first time travis had snapped. over 18 days of testimony, jodi arias defames her dead lover, claiming he degraded her. >> he called me a skank. >> reporter: abused her repeatedly. >> kicked me in the ribs and got on top of me and started choking me. >> reporter: and exposed her to his alleged secret perversions. >> i walked in, and travis was on the bed masturbating. he started grabbing at managsomg on the bed and it was a photograph. >> what was the photograph of? >> it was a picture of a little boy. >> reporter: but the defense cannot produce a single witness to corroborate these claims. and the prosecution says these are all just more wild and desperate tales from an admitted liar.

point in writing from the department of public health as it relates to specific concerns to the bathroom. it appears that there is some, obviously, given that the applicant has gone back to the department of public health for clarification. let me show a picture of the proposed location. you can see from the picture the bike rack located at this location, and there is a muni pole located at this location. the food cart will be placed between the two locations. given the location of the cart and the furnishings along market street at this specific location, it is highly unlikely that people would meander in and out of the pole and these bicycle racks as a normal pedestrian path of travel. therefore, we did not believe that was going to be an issue specifically. we followed the process, obviously. and we believe that this permit is appropriate. i'm here to answer any questions that you guys may have. >> mr. kwong, in your analysis of being no like foods, what restaurants are within that radius of the required radius here? >> i know staff reviewed it. the objections here specifically were f

got relief in the bathroom. okay >> wait a minute.>> wait a so you see the caddie, the tourr officials they literally had to go inside of the bathroom. he made par from there and had the hole. ho so he literally made par from pf the bathroom. wisdom doesn't want to speak about this, but he said quote, i ain't hitting it out of the bathroom. it happened to be the bathroom h which was in play. pl >> oh my gosh. >> unbelievable. >> want to go play some golf? gf >> tiger woods is in town today. we're going to go play. >> thanks. >>> straight ahead at 6:00. 6:00 we're going to take a look atat the damage at the midwest.est. after strong storms rip through a few states there. th >>> we're checking the morning commute and weather.d weat fox 5 morning news will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] fight stains with the touch of a button and get extra cleaning power with exclusive steam assist in ge's most advanced wash system ever. ♪ visit bray & scarff and pay no interest for 18 months and save $100 on select ge washers

. >> do you have any knowledge about this bathroom issue and the reference to the original bathroom facility thing that jack-in-the-box which was perhaps outside the required radius and now they've shifted? or is that strictly the dph issue? >> this is a strictly dph issue. however, if at any time either health department or fire department inform us that their permit is invalid, the department will suspend the mobile food permit pending resolution of the issues as it relates to fire, health, and it cannot be resolved in a reasonable time, we will seek to revolckv the permit. >> but dph would be the one to calculate the distance and okay or not okay the bathroom facility? >> that would be correct. ~ >> thank you. >> is anybody from dph here? >> is there public comment on this item? please raise hands of anyone that would like to speak. no public comment on this item. we can move into rebuttal. mc ~ ms. mckenna, you have three minutes. >>> thank you. as far as some of the comments that were made, i can pretty much determine that the chipotle mexican grill at 5 25 market is more than 200 feet.

to make a wheelchair-accessible bathroom, it takes a lot more space than a regular bathroom. so, it is a problem oftentimes with small businesses. especially if you have to do two of them. and it cost about $15,000 to $25,000 to build a wheelchair- accessible bathroom. for

to make a wheelchair-accessible bathroom, it takes a lot more space than a regular bathroom. so, it is a problem oftentimes with small businesses. especially if you have to do two of them. and it cost about $15,000 to $25,000 to build a wheelchair- accessible bathroom. for restaurants, bars, it's a truck, there is an issue on the height of the counters -- for restaurants, bars, at such wreck, there is an issue on the height of the counters. that keller would make the person wheeling up on in the chair not be able to be eye level. you cannot have it like that. you have to have a portion of the counter down level. it is 34 inches. i daresay most of the counters will not be that size if you have a business like that. however it may be. that is not what the normal business layout is. tables. there is a percentage based on the number of seats that have to be wheelchair-a accessible. they are required to be appropriately designated with a placard. you can get that any press run supply store. in place with commercial interiors can furnish you with those placards. you also have to ha

the teacher who found her own safe room, that bathroom, we found this today. her students had made this for her because they were going on to middle school. they had just three days left. she said she'll cherish this photo. we'll get it back to her after the broadcast. >> so many stories, but that was truly stunning. thanks to her and thank you as well. >>> tonight there are other parts of the country under the threat of severe weather. we'll show you the map with the new system, from boston to d.c., millions of people told to brace for high winds, hail, and even the possibility of a tornado. >>> next now we turn to washington and that scandal about basic fairness in the irs. today lawmakers called the head of the irs division that deals with tax-exempt groups, lois lerner, but here is what she said today. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. i have not violated any irs rules or regulations, and i have not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee. >> and that was pretty much it because after that, she in

when you came home and saw the dumpster sitting on top of the baby's bathroom? >> yes, i lost it. seeing it the way that it is just-- i mean, i know that we don't have the type of damage that a lot of these other people do, but it's still-- it's still traumatic. >> reporter: farrar's stepfather is relieved, of course, that everyone and his family survived this, but he said it's hard to feel satisfied with the job he did sounding the alarm when so many people did die. >> glor: all right, mark, thank you. when sandy struck in october, there were promises beaches would be back open by this weekend. we'll check in. and 50 years after a church bombing in alabama, one survivor speaks for the first time when the cbs evening news continues. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. brei used to love hearing that phrase... but not since i learned i have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture. i want to keep acting but a b

she told the jury of a violent fight for life that happened in travis' bathroom on june 4 of 2008.ping sexy photos of her ex in the shower when she dropped his new camera. >> he said i'm going to [ bleep ] kill you, bitch. he body slammed me on the tile. >> reporter: the 32-year-old even acteded out how she claimed travis lunged at her. she said she shot him in the head. >> what factors influence you having a memory problem? >> men or people like you yelling at me or travis doing the same. >> reporter: juan martinez has a very different story about what happened that fateful summer day in the bloody alexander's mesa, arizona, home. >> she slit his throat, stabbed in the heart and we know she shot him. there are three different ways that she killed him. >> reporter: he told the jury arias stocked the mormon businessman and planned his murder so no other woman could have him. travis' own friends suspected jodi immediately. >> reporter: shanna hogan is a true crime writer who followed this case from the beginning. she interviewed travis' friends who found his decomposing body five day

jodi follows travis into the bathroom. >> he falls. maybe onto his hands and needs, and that's when she did the coup 'de gras across his neck. >> this is at 532 p.m. it is one of two pictures taken after the shower. she prepares to drag him out to the shower. >> i wasn't there. >> i was not at travis' house. i was not. >> by now, it was july. jodi was in police custody but she was still sticking to version number one. >> during that same interview, there was this, yoga moves, stretches, and even a head stand. >> i believe it tells you jodi arias is trying to get comfortable in that room. and she's not able to get comfortable because she has to change her story. investigators have more evidence than she thought they were going to have. >> the same day, detectives questioned jodi's parents. >> reporter: her father, bill, less surprised. >> later on, she kept telling me she was going to leave the area. why? she said i can't tell you. >> what's going on. i can't tell you, i got that leave. >> both agreed on one important thing. >> jodi has

- counting. - 138,268... - have you been taking bathroom breaks?n't just sit here and pee in the couch. - uh, yes, you can. it's a million dollars. buy a new couch. you need to maintain your focus. and you need to maintain your bladder. - and you need to maintain a breath mint. - i didn't want to do this, but the two of you have forced my hand. [metronome ticking] - number. - 138,285, 138,286... - no, no. it's gotta be faster. you gotta be faster. - 138,287... [metronome ticks faster] - and. - 138,289. - and. - [garbled numbers] - lindsey. - 138,290... - and. andale! - 138,292... - andale! - 138,294... faster! - [speaking numbers quickly] - [cries] - and! number! - there are just so many people to still thank. my third grade coach, my fourth grade coach, my fifth grade coach, my junior high coach, my high school coach, my summer league coach. [cell phone ringing] - we don't have an orchestra, so this is your cue. no, no, the other way. other way. - thanks. [applause] - well, we are running way behind schedule tonight. so it's probably safe to say w

. >> you can have a bathroom, maybe we would have to see whether it has a full bath or shower. i mean, as long as it is for code, and somebody could, in your family could live there. >> well, as i said the room was there, the apartment was there, and the toilet and the shower. >> and the kitchen is there too. >> right now, it is. yes it is. >> i think that more than likely our questions will be more geared toward the building inspection and the zoning administrator. so do you understand what commissioner fung was saying? that there is nothing illegal about having your son live there. it is just making sure that the space is code compliant to meet the current standards such as height requirements light and air and no matter what, more than likely as commissioner fung stated that stove indicating a third unit is not legal, but potentially a wet bar is. so more than likely, we will ask the building inspection department to tell us what is there and if it is possible. >> okay? >> but may i add that u would like to do or you would hope to do what you need to make it a legal unit if

jodi follows travis into the bathroom. >> he falls.nto his hands and needs, and that's when she did the coup 'de gras across his neck. >> this is at 532 p.m. it is one of two pictures taken after the shower. she prepares to drag him out to the shower. >> i wasn't there. >> i was not at travis' house. i was not. >> by now, it was july. jodi was in police custody but she was still sticking to version number one. >> this is absolutely over. you need to tell me the truth. >> listen, the truth is i did not hurt travis. >> you can continue to do this, okay. a records check shows you have reported a gun stolen, .25 auto. it just happens to be the same caliber as the weapon used to kill him. >> a .25 auto was used to kill travis? um-hmm. >> during that same interview, there was this, yoga moves, stretches, and even a head stand. >> i believe it tells you jodi arias is trying to get comfortable in that room. and she's not able to get comfortable because she has to change her story. investigators have more evidence than she thought they were goi

when it was quiet again, she sent a small boy to climb up the bathroom wall and look out. >> and he got up there, and he looked down at me, and he said, there's nothing left. >> reporter: damian was in the same bathroom crouched under a sink. how loud was it? >> it was pretty loud. >> reporter: were you scared? >> mm-hmm. there was a bunch of people screaming. we could hear them from the girls restroom. >> reporter: his mom spent an anxious hour wondering if her little boy was still alive, and now she wonders why the school didn't have a better shelter plan. >> well, i definitely think every school in oklahoma should have an underground shelter. it shouldn't take a tornado this size and this many kids hurt, missing and lost their lives to realize that they need underground shelters. >> reporter: it's actually remarkable how many children did get out of this school. and, brian, miss crosswhite was telling us that they had sort of a firemen's brigade going with adults helping some of the kids out of the school, walking over a bookcase, using it as stairs and pass them along from one adult

issued probably after, and prior to the issuance of the permit in 2003 and one for the creation of a bathroom and modifying the approved permit and one for the previously approved window and none of those could have been to this board. >> okay, thank you. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. >> >> i guess that they did split the lots we would not be here. and i am just sad that you were not at the original meeting. and might have been, but i can't remember it. there are a number of major points that have been brought forth which actually i have no response to. the issue of view are of the turrent and the issue of the public views, the issue of a muldernace verses the victor an on both sides. i don't have a response to any of those major issues that have been brought forth by the appellants. the issue that i do have and planning has heard this from me before. technically, the residential zoning has no far. it is totally based upon set backs and it is in terms of the over all building envelope. and the height limit. the problem that we have had in the number of cases, is where, what is be

everybody else, we fit into the bathrooms. fifth and sixth grade. >> what was it like trying to hold on to that door? >> well, that's the injury i have. >> from holding on to the door? >> yeah. we were all underneath that. >> so you literally felt the door being forced open? >> sometimes it would pull that way and sometimes debris would come in. i would tell the kids we may get rained on because the roof's going to lift off. we are hanging tight. we are staying strong right here. eventually, it seemed like it lasted forever. i think it actually hovered here for awhile. it lasted, it was loud. you could hear the windows crashing first. of course, the lights went out but then it got light again because the ceiling was gone. but we were safe, all four walls of the closet were still standing. >> did you know she had made it into the closet? >> well, the last few texts -- the one phone call we had, she asked, do you think the printer closet is safe. i knew where it was right across from her room. i said absolutely, safest room in t

issue and the reference to the original bathroom facility thing that jack-in-the-box which was perhaps outside the required radius and now they've shifted? or is that strictly the dph issue? >> this is a strictly dph issue. however, if at any time either health department or fire department inform us that their

we have a bathroom to accessories.is laughing at me for doing this segment i also know they're writing down the names of the products at the same time. how did you get this story? >> being introduced -- introduced as the eye pied commode caddie it is a gizmo calls the ipad in place while you do your business and it helps with the toilet paper holder on top of it. gerri: here is a picture. maybe for my 19th anniversary. but the reality is you don't read magazines anymore so what do you do? >> bathroom reading will never go away but the difference is what we're reading it on. this is the next-generation version. gerri: we did the hammer occurs lover project let's look at some more. >> this is not exclusively for the bathroom but you can and basically alloww you to put the eye passed on the wall opposite the toilet >> that would be good in the kitchen also for your child? >> that awkward stage of penetrating and get the kids on the toilet one way is to put the ipad their. it combines a toilet seat and the ipad holder so y

for the first time, we see what students saw huddled in that bathroom. complete darkness. and this is what they heard. [ wind and screaming ] >> reporter: as the pressure from the tornado took hold of that school, that bathroom, felt the air pushing down. >> it's almost over. it's almost over! >> reporter: their teacher promising it would end. >> it's almost over. >> i hate this! >> reporter: you hear one of the students tell her, i hate this. >> honey, it's okay. it's almost over. it's almost over. it's almost over. >> reporter: you can hear the teacher with the whistle, trying to calm the students. >> keep your heads down! >> reporter: crying, they leave the bathroom. >> wow, oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god, my house. oh, my god! oh, my god. [ crying ] oh, my god. oh, my god. >> reporter: they walk the hallways. >> oh my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: giant pieces of debris. you can hear the students distraught. then they walk outside. once outside, the teacher, now worried about two other students. her son sam, a first grader, her daughter marie in fourth. and then in

i was in the bathroom. remember dropping the knife, and it clanged to the tile and made a big noise. and i just remember screaming. i don't remember anything after that. there's a lot of that day that i don't remember. there are a lot of gaps. like i don't know if i blacked out or what. there was a huge gap. >> she had such memory recall of things from years before. details of meals and how many people were in the elevator and what happened on this date and what kind of sex she had on that date. and when it came to slicing and stabbing travis alexander 29 times, she had no recollection. >> are you saying that you're having a hard time remembering things that are happening now that you've shot him? >> yes. >> so it appears, then, that your memory becomes faulty immediately upon you shooting him. >> yeah. things get very foggy from there. >> immediately -- the shot takes him down, and it creates a fog for you. is that what you're saying? >> it begins to create a fog. >> a psychologist for the defense testifie

and that's when we all didn't just stay in the hallway, we went into the bathroom. over the kids. >> you were watching it on tv. >> i was at home watching it on television. . >> you knew it was coming towards the school? >> the weather guys said this is going to develop. and the traditional hook was huge. i come into the bedroom and send her a text. by the time i get back into the house, it's already huge. and the reporter, the weather man was saying this thing is going to develop. it's going to drop. it's going to be a monster. people, if you're in the newcastle, south oklahoma city area, you need to get out right now. and it was directly northeast of us, and that's the way they travel. so i was getting in the truck to leave. as i was leaving my residence, i looked over at newcastle and there it was, just a pencil. as i was trying to drive away, down the road, it just got thicker and thicker and thicker. >> and you decided to go toward the school? >> the radio was saying hey, this thing isn't going northeast. it's going directly east. it was between the streets tha

we were in the middle of the bathroom. i pointed it at him with both of my hands.ught that would stop him. if someone were pointing a gun at me, i would stop, but he just kept running. he got, like a linebacker, he got kind of low and grabbed my waist. before he did that, as he was lunging at me, the gun went off. >> there is zero evidence, independent evidence, evidence other than words out of jodi arias's mouth that established travis alexander as a gun owner. there is none. >> your grandfather also had guns, didn't he? >> prosecutor juan martinez's theory was that one week before killing travis, jodi had staged a burglary at the home she shared with her grandparents. >> you heard what items were taken, including a .25-caliber handgun. you heard that, right? >> yes, i heard that. >> prosecutors were questioning this burglary because they believe the .25-caliber gun that was allegedly stolen from her grandfather's house, was actually the gun used by jodi arias to shoot travis alexander. >> when travis's body was found in the shower, there was only one bullet wound

i called them and said get in the bathroom now. they got in the bathroom and they survived. >> the twister carved a familiar path, nearly the same trail cut by a spate of deadly tornadoes in 1999, killing 36, a toll fall -- far surpassed this time. >this footage shows the tornado arriving, three kilometers wide and carrying winds of up to 320 kilometers per hour. this is what is left of moore medical center. the roof was ripped off. the tornado winds blew out nearly every window in his medical office building, nearly every window in every vehicle -- in this medical office building, nearly every window in every vehicle. that is not the worst of it. losing the hospital makes it harder to treat the survivors. authorities called in the national guard. president obama declared a disaster, putting u.s. federal emergency management agency on route -- and route to help. -- en route to help. >> we are doing everything we can to get state agencies, personnel, the charities doing search s kurtz -- search-and- rescue efforts -- making sure we

>> the 5th and 6th graders were all huddled in the bathrooms.rumbling, and then stuff falling on our heads. >> what fell on your head? parts of the ceiling? >> parts of the roof and stuff. and it fell on my best friend, mckenzie. >> how did the 5th graders do? >> a lot of them were scared. but some of them were bleeding worse than others. but yeah. >> did everybody make it? >> most of us did. >> and what was it like when you guys found her? i want to get you in here. >> they were searching for her. then one of the teachers, one of the moms had her. and brought her out to me. she was covered in dirt. >> had you run to the school? >> i had run to her friend's house. that's where she was supposed to be at school. so i was just going to the house, which was gone, looking for her. >> tell me about the moment when you saw her. >> oh, it was very emotional. kind of in shock. seeing her all wet and dirty. >> she kept it together. >> yeah, we kept it together. >> what was it like to see your mommy? >> i hugged her and i started crying and saying, i love

long line for a bathroom.hat's not a problem because you have party pants. >> party pants. >> yeah. they're called party pants. essentially a diaper you can wear to the party. >> go to the bathroom without anybody knowing. >> he has the girls put the party pants on. and then he has a proposition for them. i think you know what's coming. >> on the day of the promotional party if we can do a live demonstration, that would be huge. i could say hey, guys, check out the product she's going to pee her pants and you're not going to know. >> i'm not comfortable doing that. >> i'm not comfortable hiring somebody who is not willing to do this. >> pee in front of you right now? >> now they're starting to kind of get a little upset. >> you're selling it like it's a diper. >> it is a [ bleep ] diaper. >> i would be out the door. i'm surprised they're here this long. what's this going to do for your career. i modeled pee pants. >> they don't last much longer. >> which one of you is going to pee your pants. >> you or you? >>

so she went around to an adjoining bathroom and entered jill's room from the bathroom. >> and i found her hanging from her closet door, hunched over on the ground. >> that's when i heard polly scream. i came running, i knew something was wrong. and polly kept calling out, she hung herself, she hung herself. by that time polly was able to get to the door so i came through the front door of jill's room and i was struggling to lift jill and at the same time manipulate the ligature off her neck. polly had grabbed a pair of scissors and she cut the ligature and brought her down. and i rested her down and i started cpr as well as i could or tried the best i could. and i remember looking at jill's face and realizing that her eyes were dilated and fixed, which means they weren't moving, so i knew that that wasn't good. >> and that was our nightmare. >> a parent came to us, we'd known her personally, the whole family, for a long time. and she told me, she asked -- i thank her for the courage it took to come forward. she said, i don't know how to tell you this, but i think there's so much going

as an older son took cover with a friend in the bathroom next- door. >> i grabbed him and i held on as tight as i could. we were ducking, and it was really scary. >> eddy parsons is her husband. >> she reached through the blanket and things. i was holding the mattress down. she grabbed my arm. it was probably the biggest and hardest grip i had ever felt in my life by anybody. it was amazing. >> reporter: when they emerged, the only thing left standing was the bathtub. the rest of the house was gone. >> it's amazing, all the wiring, the electricity, that it didn't hit my kids. just to see that god put his arms around these two walls and he kept us safe. >> reporter: the only possessions bobby parsons wanted to find today were her grandparents' wedding rings. and on the floor next to the bathroom, there they were. >> they were sitting on the ground over there, still in the box, both of them together. >> reporter: there are 110 homes in that subdivision, and nearly all of them were damaged in some way by the tornado. residents are not likely to be able to return to the area for months. an

soaked into the bedroom carpet, and splattered all over the bathroom. sink, the mirror, the floor. his friends has immediate suspicions about who did it. >> has he been threatened by anyone recently? >> yes, he has. he has an ex-girlfriend that's been bothering him, and following him and slashing tires and things like that. her name's jodi. >> but when investigators reached jodi by phone, she insisted she'd been nowhere near mesa. for months. this was version one of her story. >> that was around april that you last saw him, right? >> early april. >> you haven't been back in town since then? >> no, i haven't at all. >> but investigators are able to place jodi at the crime scene, thanks to a handprint, hair, and travis' camera, discovered in his washing machine. >> can you imagine when the police found that camera and they said oh, the camera is destroyed. it's been through the washing machine. but they take that little memory card and they find these photos? and detective flores got the call. you're not going to believe this. what we've got. >> the memor

the parents of a girl after she disappeared from a playground and spent the night in her school bathroomen it got dark on tuesday night she was afraid to come home so she went to the school and found an open door and slept in the bathroom. her mother talked to us about the minute she realized her daughter was gone. >> she wasn't in her room doing her homework. we found out she was not at home. >> she was found the next morning. she says it's something she'll never do again. >> metro officials think an electrical problem caused tuesday night's fire on a train. metal shielded hoses may have come in contact with power cables under the car causing an electrical short. the fire was confined to the under side of the car. the mess caused major delays. >> we're going to tell you how chuck's family is celebrating his life in the district. plus this spectacular video from the top of the washington monument. >> clouds, drizzle, showers, even a few thunderstorms tomorrow but get >> it's been one year since the god father of go go passed away. this week friends, family members and friends celebrated