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that is what i want to be able to work on as chair of this body.i want to make sure we have a real critical decision coming before us this year, the permanent executive director for the transportation authority and i want to have a very inclusive process of his body to make sure that we can actually have the best the most talented person comment to carry out the staff of this organization. thank you and i really appreciate your support. having said that, i want to make a nomination for the vice chair. i want to nominate the current vice chair scott wiener to serve another term as vice chair of the transportation authority. there is no other person on our body who has committed so much time and effort to transportation and transit in the past couple of years as commissioner wiener has; the voice he has a multiple levels weather here, or on the county board of supervisors, all the people involved in building the transportation infrastructure he is key. i want to make sure she continues to have a strong voice on that body; of the forward to working wi

his body found in the rubble of a burned cabin near big bear. . kron 4's grant lodes joins us now with what's happening right now. grant? >> here is how things went down today. multiple news outlets, including cnn and the associated press is that his body was recovered in the charred remains. this is video from earlier, we are monitoring a press conference and the big bear area and in the meantime, this is where he was hiding after most of the afternoon, this cabin. swat team members, deputies surrounded this around 1:00 p.m. it lasted until about 4:00 p.m. that is when they started breaking windows. they realize that there was no hostages are once they broke and they shot tear- gas. there are going after christopher dorner. speaking on to a loudspeaker saying that this is your last chance. this machine was brought in to bring down the walls down. there is widespread speculation how that one lone shot could have been dorner with a self-inflicted wound. again, we are awaiting official word from the press conference from san bernadino that the suspe

no body has been identified and no body has been located. i'm not sure where this information is coming from and how it got attributed to the los angeles police department. this is the official point of reference, so your information should be coming out of the joint information here. any future information coming about that investigation is going to come from the san bernardino county sheriff's department and their public information office will be providing that. until we have confirmation, a, that a body was located and b, that the body belongs to christopher dorner, the police department is going to continue on with its high profile protection detail of our officers. we'll provide protection. in addition, we're going to continue to provide security to all our critical facilities here in los angeles until a body is recovered and b, that body is determined to be that of mr. dorner. so until then, that is as much information as i have. we will have another briefing tomorrow morning at 8:00 in the same place. i'll give you an update on anyth

what's the worse-case scenario if there is no body or the body turns out not to be dorner.ow it is a remote possibility. >> the worse-case scenario, if that played out to be true and tomorrow or the next day when they get inside of that burned out cabin and discover there's no body or a body of somebody else, let's say, possibly an innocent person, but dorner's body is not found, than this is going to be one of the biggest black eyes on a law enforcement agency we have had almost ever that they stopped the search. they called off the road blocks. they basically scale everything down making it appear they are totally confident that this is resolved and the community is safe and their own territory on that mountain top, all the residents in the area are safe. if they call it off and find out he is not there, he got out. that would be the most incredible -- i don't know, that would be incredible to me. >> i understand, tom. it understand it is remote. but abundance of caution and all that matters is the safety and completion of this coming to an end and we can understand why t

look forward to work with this body this year. look forward to working with him and the rest of you all. we have seen the transportation issues increasingly are embedded in the much broader and more complex set of issues around community and economic development; it has pulled affordable housing into the conversation more often than not and i think it is important that we start to move towards a dialogue around transportation, whether it's infrastructure, ridership, the future of the system that thinks holistically about the communities being served in the relationship to jobs, housing. i think this is if you will a more contemporary frame. at the regional level we have been quite active. the conversation of how to do "smart growth" is still right, not a recipe off the shelf. doing also equitable transportation development is also a puzzle. this body continues to be a leader in helping to figure out that puzzle without necessarily having all the answers. we continue to be ahead of the curve; this bodies an excellent place, san fra

and next, a charred body was in that burned body. could that body be somebody other than christopher dorner, police believe it to be christopher dorner, but dr. michael baden is coming up. our c c c c c c c all right that's a fifth-floor problem... ok. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> this is a fox news alert. we are live in big bear, where late tonight two people who came face-to-face with christopher dorner are talking about their harrowing ordeal. they were first thought to be mouse keepers, but they're property owners. dorner tied them up in the cabin behind me and now they're telling all about the terrifying experience. >> laying on the ground. >> yes, i did. and trying it calm down and get nuss here and he's going to do it. and he, once he got us bound then he went out to the bathroom

excluding public comment from the body of a minutes is really an act of disrespect. it is a statement that says that the members of the public are inferior, to the people on a particular commission or board or other body. and this is a wide-spread problem. and it will be so easily fixed many of the citizens who speak are extremely knowledgeable about the issues that they bring to your attention. so, it will be easy to just put the comments in the minutes and please everyone. >> i also want to speak in support of mr. hartz's point that if you do not find that some fault occurred, there is no reason for the library to not switch back to what they were doing before. because if they can get away by switching, and putting something in the body for a while, and just as easy they may decide not to do it, so really there should be some promise or some commitment from the agency to make the change a policy change, a permanent change. and thank you very much. >> who would have thought that ten years after the sunshine ordinance was adopted we would be arguing over a legal term

no body has been identified and no body has been located. i am not sure where this information is coming from and how it was attributed to the los angeles police department. this is the official point of reference for lapd, so your information should be coming out of the joint information center here. any future information coming about that investigation is going to come from the san bernadino county sheriff's department and their public information office will provide that. until we have confirmation, a, that a body was located and, b, that that body belongs to christopher dorner, the los angeles police department is going to continue on with its high profile protection detail of our officers. we're going to continue to provide protection to our officers and those families that have been identified as possible threats. in addition, we're going to continue to provide security to all of our critical facilities here in los angeles until, a, a body is recovered, and, b, that body is determined to be that of mr. dorner. until then, that's as mu

and reports of a body being found are not true. no body has yet been found in there. any reports that body has been identified as chris dorner are not true no. body has been identified or located. i'm not sure where the information is coming from and how it got attributed to the los angeles police department. your information should be coming out of the joint information center here. any future information coming about that investigation is going to come from the san bernardino county sheriff's department and their public information office will be providing that. until we have confirmation that a body was located and b, that that body belongs to christopher dorner the los angeles police department is going to continue on with his protection detail of our officers we're going to continue to provide protection to officers and families that have been identified as possible threats. in addition we're going to continue to provide security to our critical facilities here in los angeles until a body is recovered and that it's determined to be that of mr. dorner so until the

this is an 11 member body not a 7 member body on the school board. i think with 3 people commissioner cohen and myself and the other commissioner there needs to be that level of trust. i'm supportive of a 5 person committee. one of the things we're missing is our staff who worked their butts off. we drag this out and it will jeopardy the ability to get the funds. it does have a negative impact and i see the strain it has on the staff as well. i say we move forward. i'm supportive of a 5 member committee. as we discuss this as an 11 member body months ago i thought it would be a larger body too. one of the things we don't want to do is drag this out and stress the staff. i'm supportive of the amendments that have been made. >> thank you commissioner mar. >> i realize we actually have not had public comment apparently we're going to open this open up for public comments. >> mr. mr. chairperson if you have paid attention nobody has read the admin code thoroughly. some of the people who have made comments have not consulted the city attorney's. this is s

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where is the body? >> the body was disposed of. there is no body. the international boundary. >> yeah. >> in his office in texas, county sheriff siggy gonzalez says he knows for a fact that david hartley will never be returned to the united states for burial. do you know how? >> yes. four different sources with different agencies have come forward and told us how they disposed of the body. >> those sources say the body of david hartley was placed in a barrel and burned. in colorado where she now lives, tiffany hartley refuses to believe her husband's body will never be returned. >> it's passed my mind, but i'm not willing to accept it in my heart. i know my god and he's bigger than anyone and anything. and he wants justice just as much. >> the cold reality, however, seems very different. on her website, bringdavidhome.com, there are plenty of people who still believe she is a suspect. she continues making statements perceived as odd. like what she told me, that god was involved in this traffic stop the day david was killed, to help her. tiffany, you

: he said this is my body this, is my blood. >> there he was in his body. he said eat this bred, it's my body. he didn't say take a chunk out of my arm or tap my blood. [laughter] >> stephen: if jesus is in heaven and on earth how can they be in two place as the once. >> it's the trin jit a mystery. >> stephen: the eucharist is also a mystery. >> no, it's a fake. [ laughter ] >> stephen: let's get back to priests. >> yes. >> stephen: surely you had some good experience with priests. >> many. >> stephen: are you calling them fool? >> they are brothers in christ as long as they don't pretend to do the impossible they do wonderful things. >> stephen: christ rose from the dead. >> yes. >> stephen: how can you accept that and not accept that god can work through the priest top transsub stan shiite. >> nothing in the bible -- >> stephen: upon this rock i build my church and the gates of hell should not prevail against it. >> that didn't say he was a priest. [ laughter ] >> stephen: no but st. paul says thou are a priest forever -- >> that was not st. paul. >> ste

she says they've had his body for more than 40 days. >> i don't need anything else just his body. i need to have a funeral just like anyone else in the world who wants the body of their son. anything from his body would be ok even if it's just a few bones just to say this is the grave of my son. >> just up the road more tears of another mother. her 18-year-old son was killed on the same day in the same battle. his body was also taken by syrian force bus his body got it back because they paid for it. >> i had to pay. i had to pay for it. i had no other option to get back my son's body. >> he didn't want to speak about the price or negotiations. the important thing is that his family now has a place to grieve. >> giving back a body is the human thing to do. i had to pay. it was a shameful position to be in. it was shameful. >> many families across syria are still searching for their loved ones. and what happened to them is not an isolated case. >> lawyers who support the syrian opposition and they document what they call the crimes of the regime. >> the regime is confused and has lo

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police cannot identify the body yet but they believe he was inside when it caught fire. the cabin was surrounded. >> there is no indication he escaped? >> we believe he is still inside the cabin, yes. >> reporter: police picked up dorner's trail tuesday after someone reported being carjacked. >> christopher dorner jumped out in front of my truck and stopped me at gunpoint. he said i don't want to hurt you. just get out and start walking up the road and take your dog with you. >> reporter: police followed the suspect to a nearby cabin and that's when the person inside opened fire. reportedderreporter carter evans captured the gunfire on his cell phone. officials focused their search in big bear after police found his pickup truck burning in the woods near here last week. police went door to door searching cabins for the suspect but cbs news learned dorner didn't get very far from where his truck was found. >> the cabin he was hiding out in, and we don't know for how long, it could have been sometime, was actually across the street from the poli

no body has yet been found in there, and any reports that the body has been identified as christopher dorner is not true. nobody has been identified and nobody has been located. >> why the confusion? we are going to talk about that with a journal nis a moment, but first, more information of the tuesday's shootout and fire happened in san bernardino county where one deputy was killed and another critically wounded by a suspect they believe to be dorner. they say that the suspect was inside of the cabin that burned down, but they have not gone inside. >> and that cabin has not been entered. law enforcement has not entered the cabin, because it is hot and smould smoldering and not safe for them to enter. i cannot tell you at this time when they will enter the cabin. it is a huge crime scene and anticipate them being there most of the night. there is no conflicting information. it is too hot to go in there. they believe there is a body inside, but they have not been inside, because it is not safe. >> that is cindy bachmann from the san bernardino sheriff's office. let's try to sort out th

once i realized that was a human being and now there's a body. >> reporter: may said the girl's body was naked face down and there were no signs of trauma. he checked for signs of life and there were none. >> all the life drained out of her. she was gone. but i had to touch her. i had to know >> reporter: may said he immediately flagged down a police officer. fairfield police confirmed may's story, and say he is not considered a suspect in the case. investigators are now revealing surveillance footage from the park and elsewhere for clues. >> there are cameras all over the city, near allenwood and outside and in the general area. >> reporter: the community is horrified. tiffany hawkins' 13-year-old daughter emily atends the same middle school as the victim. >> i hate to let my daughter walk to the doughnut shop. >> investigators tell us they did question several people, but that there are no suspects right now. investigators are not releasing the teenager's name until her family can be properly notified. >>> still ahead, on "today in the bay," the most famous tattoo artist in the cou

michael strober: in this case, the feared object, that which is phobically avoided is body shape, body fat. it's a morbid dread of body fat. ould i try it on? in anorexia nervosa, that's coupled with extreme weight loss, but in bulimia nervosa, one retains or maintains body weight within the normal range, and there is this pattern of overeating and vomiting. anything that i was feeling that i didn't want to feel or that i didn't know what it was, i could just shove back every time i threw up, because it numbs you. and it may be a half an hour numb or a five hour numb, but, for a little temporary bit, everything disappears, until after-- when it hits you. and then it just starts over. that's how the cycle begins. adolescent girls who develop anorexia nervosa often share similar personality traits. michael strober: not that everyone with these traits will develop anorexia nervosa. in fact, it's probably a very, very, very small minority of people who do. but they are traits such as extreme compliance, perfectionism, regimentation, the need for order and sameness and regularity of routine

>> where's the body?you don't believe tiffany hartley herself may have executed her husband. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: and now even more evidence tiffany hartley is telling the truth. a surveillance photo taken that very afternoon, one hour after the attack. fitting the description given by tiffany hartley and what gonzalez is information the mexican sheriff had from the very first day. >> reporter: sheriff, i've got to ask you, is that possible that mexico is going to find, catch and adjudicate the killers in what is a lawless part of mexico? >> i really cannot answer that, but i can tell you that, based on past record, i think they have somewhat of a zero solvency rate and zero conviction rate. >> reporter: there is one more piece of evidence. a small blood spot on the life jacket tiffany hartley wore the day she says her husband was shot. the blood is from her husband. sheriff gonzalez says a dna test confirms it, but even the dna match remains just one more piece of an unsolved puzzle. there i

l-a-p-d and other agencies say a body has yet to be found.l started when a man matching dorner's description fled from a stolen car.after a gunbattle. the suspect barricading himself in the cabin. before it went up in flames. reports say no one emerged from the fire. two deputies were shot during the gunfight. one deputy later died. the second is expected to be okay. >> pam: a well known santa rosa surgeon is out of jail. after being arrested last night. police say, he had planned on having sex. with a 13 year old girl. officers say, he sent explicit text messages to the young girl and tried to meet her in novato. kron 4's j.r. stone has more on this surgeon, and how police arrested him. >> reporter: this is dr. raymond severt of santa rosa orthapedics. a man facing one felony and two misdemeanor sex charges involving a minor. >> it is shocking it feels like somebody punched to in the gut. >> patients like susan hornstein couldn?t believe the news about dr. severt who has treated her on occasion. >> he is a really nice guy he takes his time.

police are asking the medical examiner, if you exhume the body what will the body look like? the answer has to be we don't know it will we find them. we don't know what conditions are underground. some bodies stay excellent for 500 years and many deteriorate in a year. >> apparently they say he is the last king to die in battle. if your spine was so twisted how can he fight? would that have been a debilitating thing? it wasn't debilitating. >> he could still carry a sword. >> he was going to give up his whole kingdom for a horse. >> according to shakespear. there was a movement that he was defamed, but the thing that gets me most interesting is they identified him from dna. you can't identify somebody 500 years ago unless it was all females because the mitochondrial dna stays the same or males with the y chromosome staying the same. but with all of those people in 500 years there is a mother and father change, the dna track gets destroyed. >> are you saying they are lying? >> i think that it is un-- yes, i think they are overinterpreting whatever they find. the dna changes wi

exactly who the body is but they do believe it's christopher dorner. sources tell cbs news christopher dorner is inside this bushed out cabin. police cannot yet identify the body, but they do believe dorner was inside when the cabin caught fire. police had the cabin surrounded at the time. >> and there's no indication at all that he escaped during the fire. >> we believe he's still inside the cabin, yes. >> reporter: the police picked up his trail tuesday after someone reported being carjacked. >> mr. dorner jumped out in front of my truck, and he stopped me at gunpoint. he said i don't want to hurt you. he said get out, walk up the road, and take your dog with you. cbs reporter carter evens captured the fire fight on his cell phone camera. two police officers were hit. one is now dead. the other wounded. officials focused their search on the big bear area after the police found his pickup truck burning in the woods here. police went door to door searching cabins for the suspect, but bless learn head didn't get very far from where his truck was found.

when the mind thinks, the body listens. whatever goes through the mind, the body hears it. you can work with that. two recent studies suggest that psychological support may actually have biological consequences. sandra levy and her associates at the pittsburgh cancer institute have studied the effects of social support, fatigue, and depression on the immune system, especially natural killer cell activity, in women with breast cancer. natural killer cells play a surveillance role in curbing malignant cell spread. in general terms, levy found that women who felt they had lots of social support had greater levels of natural killer cell activity than those who did not. at stanford university, dr. david spiegel studied a group of women with metastatic breast cancer. they were divided into two groups. one group received medical care plus a year of weekly supportive group therapy with self-hypnosis for pain. the control group received standard medical care only. the general finding was that patients who received group therapy survived an average of 36 1/2 months from the onset of

this body found near a gazebo. laura? >> hi, dan, well just within the past two, three minutes police here gave us a stunning update. they reported that they have identified this teen-aged girl that she's in fact a missing young girl from sassoon city reported just yesterday. reporting missing by her guardin or parents. she did not return from school. police say they have now made a connection that that missing girl is the girl whose body was found here this morning. police say a passerby flagged down a patrol officer at 6:45 in the morning to point out the body of a teen-aged girl apparently dumped in the middle of a parking lot. >> we haven't been able to identify her as anyonelett. could within her teens, from 19 down to 12. >> rick says his friend found the body. >> yes. he found her and said she was tell she was not alive. >> investigators say sl tl was no identification. police would not confirm accounts the body was nude. jack davie says he saw a sus spishus car in the park at 5:00 in the morning. >> i drive by and

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