this is a view of the community center from the meadows and the lawn with the community center directly in front of us and alex pitcher pavilion peeking out from the trees on the right. this is a view of the community center from what we are calling boulder hill, the outdoor playground for the children. it will incorporate natural play spaces. and here is a depiction of some of those natural play spaces for the children, unlike standard cookie cutter metal and plastic play structures that make up the bulk of today's playgrounds our site will be sure to incorporate the surrounding landscape and vegetation to bring nature to children's daily outdoor play and learning environments. that concludes our presentation for the southeast community center at 1550 evans. myself and my colleagues are more than happy to answer any questions you might have about this project. >> supervisor k. tang: thank you very much. i'm just wondering where you are all at in terms of the site plan. is that pretty set in stone? or is that still to be discussed? i know it says it was reveald in december 2017. >> yes,

bush presidential center.hrough this initiative, the bushes honor the liberty soldiers represent and defend. 2018 proudly marks citizens bank's 13th year of supporting the constitution center's conveyance of the liberty medal. on behalf of our ceo, ncc trustee, and my colleagues at citizens bank, congratulations to president and mrs. bush for being the well-deserved recipients of this year's liberty medal. >> good evening. i am bill sasso. it is a great honor to pay tribute to two great americans, president george bush and mrs. laura bush. americans have a rich military tradition grounded in the preamble to the constitution. veterans, current members of the armed forces, and future military leaders chose to put their lives on the line so that we can remain free. yet, too often, the commitment made by these women and men comes at a high cost. they struggle with visible and invisible wounds. and the many challenges of returning to civilian life. the challenges affect the lives of our veterans, their families and

today she plans to ask about the combat training center. heineman time has very good contacts in german political circles that's also apparent in the ranks of shareholders. former german defense minister. is standing for election to the supervisory board even though he's still a member of parliament and on its defense committee where he helps make decisions about homes deals. young is indeed elected to nine matal supervisory board he'll be promoting the company's controversial deals with turkey. but he won't retire from parliament until the autumn which critics denounce as a conflict of interest more. malignant it is on the courts aren't going to go in the hague i young's not good that. you didn't reply to our inquiry as leave government ministers a sub. to a cooling off period after leaving office when there's any hint of a potential conflict of interest but that doesn't apply to ordinary members of parliament. my discovery. at the end of the annual meeting a happy gives her report she asked the supervisory board how many combat training c

host: the centers for -- guest: the centers for disease control is a surveillance and public health organization. they have really driven the surveillance and trying to figure out what is causing the illness. they work with us at children's hospital to make reporting systematic. veryve certain case forms, specific specimens we all send. we will send blood specimens, respiratory specimens, stool specimens and spinal fluid. analyzed rigorously with standard methods to look for known viruses, as well as partnering with scientists who can look using sequencing to find any particular infectious pathogen that might be present. ust is how they work with together the samples and the case information to confirm cases and try to determine any similarities amongst the cases. host: let's bring in a couple of calls. bob from maryland. good morning. caller: how are you doing today? host: fine. caller: with all these illegals coming across the border is this what is happening? the illegals come and go. are they bringing viruses with them? not just south americans, but illegals from other countries? guest: no.

health plans are leading patient-centered medical home initiatives. the largest u.s. employers are offering advance primary care which is another way to describe models like the pcmh to their employees. there are many public sector advantages to pcmh care so medicare, u.s. military and the veterans affairs are providing pcmh models and developing those. private practices, hospital practices and independent practice associations are doing this as well so there's no one sector where the pcmh movement has limited itself to its been across all different types of populations. and so one thing i really think is important to outline here is that we're talking about accreditation and meeting criteria and being certified as a patient-centered medical home but being a pcmh on paper is not the same as being a functioning pcmh in rea we've talked to practices that have put in a lot of work because it is a lot of work to get the certification process going for the ncqa certification. they have put in the work to do it. they have gotten to level 3 which is the high

center of the biden diplomacy and engagement joined the george w.itute and freedom house to undertake the called the democracy project, a survey to gauge american attitudes about the core democratic principles and how we can strengthen and support democracies around the world, because they are under siege in many parts of the world today. laura, webush and share a belief that those values, which undergird our democracy, our precious, and they exist way above party and they have to be defended. that is the duty of patriots. [applause] as a team, laura, you and the president have continued to take your postllenges in white house years through your work at the george w. bush institute. tonight, we recognize the impact you have made through your enduring commitment to supporting america's veterans and caregivers. if my mother were here looking at you, being married as long as you have, she would say no purgatory, straight to heaven. [laughter] [applause] fmr. vp biden: because you understand the sacrifice we ask of our men and women who wear the uniform

serve as a real unification center for families of those waiting to hear from loved ones that team center turned into an evacuation center within twenty four hours now no city in america has had to deal with what thousand oaks a city of one hundred thirty thousand people had to deal with in the last few days it's been very very difficult may i ask you bill is bill daley penya have these events touched you personally. they have i was at the teen center trying to comfort several families who were awaiting word about their daughter or their son. my husband's employee son was killed in the shooting and to be with them while they would be notified that their loved one was not coming home to them was very hard it was really hard in this sounds like a very difficult situation for everyone there the situation in your city must be particularly challenging for firefighters and other emergency workers how are how are they holding up. our fighter fired firefighters are just the best in the world i have to say they are working around the clock sleeping in the streets of thousand oaks keeping an eye on

you know what it was so the idea of putting a park in the center of was or would be hard to. people people in work in the municipality would be hard to convince to do that because because the fear of losing sort of profit income from this plot of land would be would be too great with other things on the discussion is changing too however it's also a mistake so this is perhaps an element of dissemination or or of kind of money predation if you like it's a mistake to see that the idea purely as a public space is co financed by private investors a big chunk of the idea that two restaurants this so-called seven star hotel which is being opened in the in the corner of that idea real privately owned a lot of a lot of the operations in the park or running commercially so it's not it's not appealed the public space it's not the purity of public space but there still are many our quality time opportunities there that are totally free of charge for for the visitors and for for you know for the gas and for all what i know more than ten million people visited that park since two thousand

to have a data center inside the mall its security. protected were six hundred meters into the mountain both against e.m.p. but also physical security so that's the main advantage the mine is also already here so the cost of building a data center here is a lot lower than if we build a new building above the ground the first level is almost completed three more a plant part of the technology comes from germany left al is now connected to the whole world through a data line. once the plans become reality this will be the world's biggest data center the servers need continuous cooling and huge quantities of electricity both are available here. the cooling water comes from the fjord at seven degrees celsius it flows into the mine through two large pipes the electricity comes from higher up in the mountains from here and does fight it there valley lake. the water is collected at a height of one thousand meters and diverted into the valley through turbines. one of the region's twenty six power plants is in nearby sunda knew. all the lingo s

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you all to birite civic center, the civic center playgroundm. go ahead, you guys. >> the meeting will come to order. this is a regular meeting of the vision zero committee for wednesday, october 31st. 2018. i am captain -- [laughter] [applause] >> and i wanted to do this to emphasize what we really mean about what is vision zero

urban improvements i said do not live it not limited to the city center in fact over the last year or so they have moved to the suburbs i mean i live in the suburbs and all of the four parks around my house have been renovated with the very active participation of local residents the major improvement in terms of the playgrounds and other public spaces what makes you believe that it's all about the reach muscovites well i mean the i was talking particular about the city center and the fact that it is becoming harder and harder for people to afford to live in the center especially if they want to live in their own or if they're young or if it were. really so simply in demographic as the center of moscow is becoming richer and richer and the suburbs are becoming poorer and poorer which is not to say that the which is not to say that the city authorities are completely neglecting the periphery of the city there are many new parks that are opening with that are being remade. on this there's a sort of that he had the idea if occasion of the suburbs of moscow and indeed of much of russia bu

been the sort of rapid rise in income inequality in the city and this sort of turning of the city center gradually into this into this space for for rich muscovites in the pushing of the of muscovites further and further out of the center of the city so moscow is becoming a much more stratified place than it was before and if anything that process is going to be is going to be is definitely going to be exacerbated by the by the by the so-called renovation project by the by the project of the destruction of the host ophira mass housing well it's really striking to me that you would that's the first thing that comes to you it comes to your mind in describing moscow because. urban improvements i said do not believe it limited to the city center in fact over the last year or so they have moved to the suburbs i mean i live in the suburbs and all the four parks around my house have been renovated to be very active participation of local residents the major improvement in terms of the playgrounds and other public spaces what makes you believe that it's all about the reach muscovites well i mean

you spend a lot of time talking about the wall center. i want you to comment on three different levels. the bias incident motivated in part by the bias or prejudice differs from a hate crime. how else is the bias motivated. you can report that it has a bias incident. i'm glad you took it that way. we're down to around the area of the population. there is an entire industry the wall center if we solve these problems they don't want to go away they want to keep raising the money so they don't have to continually redefine what the problem is and pretend they are not redefine the problem is. it was instituted after the election of donald trump. remember they were going through the roof. the jewish community centers were bringing bomb threats and that was a huge story in the jewish teenager living in isra israel. they are not as big and people are shunned city have to redefine. they have to redefine it down to the point that if you say something like i am an american first but is a micro- aggressi aggression. when you go to the pool statistics

sound from michael spath - communications manager, sunnyvale, 911 call center"cell phones calling 911 now use triangulation the new way uses the blue dot on your phone to locate you" here's a visual example on the left the location pinpoint of the existing 911 call center technology using triangulation, on the right is the pinpoint with rapid sos. it can be the difference of a 500 foot radius down to 50 feet. a big difference when emergency responders are trying to find you. sound from michael spath - communications manager, sunnyvale, 911 call center"it makes a big difference " all 911 call centers in the bay area and across the country are expected to upgrade to this better location pinpointing technology within 10 years. in sunnyvalle gabe slate kron 4 news. ( robin )san jose police are looking for the person who opened fire on three teenagers on halloween night.the shooting happened at around 10-30 wednesday night in front of the seven trees community center on cas drive. investigators say the gunman approached the teens, argued with the group, then shot them.

in her new role at the national center for state court, ms. boyko has become a national resource on guardianship issues, and opportunity for improved court oversight. next, i'm delighted that we will hear from bethany ham, the acting commissioner for the maine department of health and human services. commissioner ham has served in the department for more than 30 years. currently the maine department of health and human services has legal guardianship and conserve toreship relationships with approximately 1,300 adults. i look forward to your testimony this morning. i now will turn to our ranking member to introduce our next witness, from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> thank you, chairman collins. i'm pleased to introduce karen buck. karen, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. as one of our witnesses today. but more importantly, for purposes of today's subject matter, karen is the executive director of the senior law center, which is located in philly. it provides legal services to older pennsylvanians, it provides as well direct representatio

unethical treatment centers will pay former addicts kick back money if they bring them an addict with good insurance to their facility. they'll then run that ad account insurance for unnecessary testing and make millions. >> body broker, to use delicately, is a pimp. >> reporter: a facebook group moderator called it's time forrethics in addiction treatment. -- for ethics treatment. >> and most time they'll be sold over and over, including being paid to relapse oftentimes. >> reporter: he flags what might be unethical rehabs. >> i felt responsible because i was the sole reason they were brought in. >> it was like a flop house basically. >> reporter: the former employees and others we spoke with reported to authority the center was paying for patients. >> i really feel sorry for the people who were there to get well. >> reporter: they say while they were there, there w no clinician on staff as required by law and patients used drugs. records show police responded to theatry, and an attempted suicide. the two former employees provided a line item for $240,000 for marketing which they bel

just it is also a major financial and foreign exchange center. who is widely regarded as one of the world's least corrupt countries thanks to the government's zero tolerance policy. the overall crime rate is extremely low but some critics complain that the government restricts a number of basic human rights including freedom of speech. on the banks of the singapore river the old warehouses and residential buildings have been torn down and replaced with new structures. the river is only about three kilometers long. in the early days the area around it grew quickly into a training center housing was scarce. so when the settlers arrived in singapore they live in very crammed conditions actually they live in all those houses that are still here today in tin for. the hawkins also or constructed the gen hawking temple you can see the time poll this is the actually the back wall of the temple to construct the temple in on the goddess of the sea mark to. help them have a city of passage over the ocean was a noble. but most of the immigrants came from chi

first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex it is purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element to daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest where you had a book goes from tree to tree scarring them for the precious liquid trump is imposing two hundred billion dollars in tariffs on china the world's largest manufacturer of rubber goods china in response imposes tariffs on synthetic rubber the west produces while in the short term this is bad for african producers in the long run some hope the continent could benefit from this trade war unaware of the global trade war and despite falling prices at the calls rubber white gold at least for now. with tensions between islamic separatists and pro russian national. culture in the crossfire one man has a vision for the next generation empowering. to seek a special way. with these. peaceful mores on al-jazeera. polls close in more than of the u.s. states the first results are emerging from crucial midterm elections. at s

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, we welcome you all to birite civic center, the civic center playground. let's go get some ice cream. go ahead, you guys. >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised

i would love to see a cultural center similar to the lgbtq center that is over on market street nearavia. and i think this is a wonderful opportunity. i would love to see more effort being put into putting the information out there. like i see you have these great flyers for superfest. it would be awesome to have flyers put around and given out, because it will only be as effective as the public can be involved in it. as much as the public can be involved in it. and the survey that is on the internet right now, is super text heavy. i couldn't even fill it out with my carpal tunnel, so it would be nice if there was a phone number we could call into to give our input. and more accessibility options so disabled people could have their input for the cultural center, because it's such an amazing opportunity. i would just love to see flyers everywhere for it. especially if there is only one month that input from the public will be collected. thank you. >> this is a point of clarification. there is no survey distributed yet. we're just in the first phases. so there will be -- there is two p

we'll take you inside the 9-1-1 call center . using technology to get to people faster. (sports) coming up, the final chapter of the battle of the bay between the 49ers and raiders belongs to nick mullens. highlights ahead mullens. highlights ahead from santa clara. ♪ mullens. highlights ahead from santa clara. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. (ken) calling 9-1-1 with your cell phone does not give dispatchers your exact location. you have to give your address. but soon that will change. (pam) one bay area city has implemented new technology .. which allows the 9=1=1 call centers to pinpoint the location of emergencies..... which are called in on a cell phone. (ken) kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us how it works. nat sound - 911 what is your emergency sound from michael spath - communications manager, sunnyvale, 911 call center"when i get a call the number one thing i want to know is where is this person who is having an emergency" michael spath communications manager for sunnyvales d

on civic center. is is that ok? >> yes, we'll do each of the community benefits separately and helen will present on the last two and we'll open up for general public comment on all of these items together. >> thank you. >> so we're here today with the fiscal year 2016-'17 annual report for the civic center community benefit district. the civic center community benefit direct is in district 6. also, etches in a little bit into district 5. it is a property based assessment district with a initial assessment budget of $691,000. it was established in 2011 and will expire in june 30th of 2021. the c.b.d. is tracy everwine. they have a safety program, cleaning program, beautification and activation of public spaces. the bench marks oewd reviews are benchmark one, whether the budget amounts was within 10 percentage points from the management plan. whether one percent of the c.b.d.'s actuals came from assessment revenues, benchmark 3, mr. th whether it was within0 percentage points of the actuals and benchma

this happened early this morning at the helen vine recovery center off smith ranch road. kpix5's susie steimle has the late details on the suspect and his victim. susie? >> reporter: we just learned from the marin county sheriff that that suspect is being named as 37-year-old devonce lamar reed. he's in custody. he was picked up by the sonoma county sheriff on an unrelated pursuit earlier this morning, but they say he gave himself away telling them information only the shooter would have known. he's accused of shooting and killing one man at the facility earlier this morning. that man is not being identified, but the other two victims who are here at the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds to the head are being identified. their names are anthony mancipit and britney mccann who is the shooter's girl friend. people here say they're very worried about their recovery. >> we do have a suspect in custody. >> reporter: on the same day a man walked into the helen vine detox center in san rafael and opened fire police made an arrest. >> it's a horrible and heinous crime. so o

at valley medical center in san jose.ape crisis centers including the ywca have increased for another location in the county so victims do not have to travel far and wait times decrease. >> our services increased 30%- 40% over the past few years. more and more survivors are reaching out and asking for service, more and more they are a poring and requesting a medical exam. >> reporter: proposing a pilot clinic at the health center that primarily serve students but the supervisor wrote this letter, raising concerns that it was too limited. sanford's president recently responded offering to open a clinic at sanford hospital that would accommodate the brooder community. >> reporter: they are going to finalize a plan over the next 2 weeks, back to you. before 7:00 charleston road and huff avenue, not far from google's headquarters. crews shutdown the road as they worked to clear the scene. so far the victim has not been identified. >>> the police in wisconsin say the driver of a pick up truck that struck and killed three girl

according to the website, the detox center is a licensed 26 bed:residential detox center that helps people overcome drug and alcohol addiction. we are hoping to hear more from the marin sheriffs county later on this morning as the situation develops. >>> more breaking news, news of a mass kidnapping and africa, the governor says armed men abducted at least 78 students from a presbyterian school. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. >>> today's your last day to vote early, taking a live look at san francisco's city hall, the voter center there opens up at 8:00 a.m. more than 100,000 votes have been cast in the city already. on track for a record turnout. the polls in the bay area officially open and just a little over 24 hours from now. nationwide it is expected to be one of the most highly contested midterm elections. some left-leaning volunteers in san francisco spent the entire weekend getting the vote out by calling and texting voters in key congressional districts nationwide in an effort to help democrats win back the house. in the governor's race, a campaign in san francisco and

the center is not admitting new residents until the outbreak is over. the c-d-c is assisting with lab testing to make sure there are no other cases. (ken) president trump tweeted that he spoke to china's president thursday about trade between the two nations -- but as omar jimenez reports, the effects of the ongoing tariffs have shown no signs of slowing down and could have an even bigger impact on u.s. consumers, manufacturers, and farmers after the midterms. the world's two biggest economies, locked in a trade war with no substantial progress toward an end from either side.the latest move coming this week as the u.s. restricts software and technology exports to a state-backed chinese company, citing security interests. president donald trump / wednesday: the fact is we've got to start taking care of our own country. because we were taking care of other countries and we were letting our country go to hell in trade and in so many other ways.but the president acknowledging the two sides are speaking, tweeting, "just had a long and very good conversation

medical center. we care for veterans in d.c., urryland and virginia, northern virginia, but largest population are those veterans who live in prince georgs county. so we are going to feed at least 150 families in prince george's county, as well as gold star families. and the good thing about collaboration such as this with food 4 fam uies a. ability 1, is th the gap.able to fill us being a federal medical center, we're to car for veterans. but veterans come with families. they're not alone. so when we have our collaborations in our community, stakeholders with us, we're able to fill the gaps and care for the entire family. and feeding a full family at thanksgiving i going toring joy to our staff who will be there volunteering to deliver these baskets. it's going to be just beautiful and the families are sol thank every year, because this is not the first year you all haveth de for us. >> no, it isn't. we know it's not going to be the last because people are so generare so generous a willing togive. h

control station is located in the training center officers from the g. using head and from the units that have come here observe the exercise live. if something goes wrong they can intervene if necessary. is in you know as we would soon in finds we see the enemy taking position down here us at least about i can also see the training group right here which is probably receiving a briefing. to clifton. who would call enemy in red will go into position. listen folks it's a folks armored personnel carrier with a crew and. this will also be used later in the auditorium or in the mobile auditorium for assessment purposes look at the sun and then we'll tell the soldiers what they did right was us what do they gain an overview ah but they could have allowed some other soldiers to help them it was. some employees of r.t.a. matteis itchin journey are also in the control room they're recording every action every movement and communique. even yet when military strategy is on show a private contractor is playing a crucial role. tasks that were once in the hands of th

property owners need to infront of left community center they won't say how much they are in annually from leasing going to old mine but it's no doubt a hefty sum. at first there were other plans for the mine it was to be used as a garbage dump or as an interim storage for nuclear waste from abroad. here on the left is glad those plans came to naught he lives a quiet life and appreciates the privilege of being able to mine digital riches underground here. now he can afford to go on cruises he likes to see the world outside the fjord. before death they may kill the revenues from the mine we can maintain our houses here and build new ones you. we have a good life in this region that's always been thought of as an outpost the data center also means people don't have to move away anymore they can stay on here before you can abuse it to say help. this valley's future lies underground with left l's digital treasure that doesn't shrink as more data is collected it just keeps getting bigger. well we've been talking a lot about history and italy is often described as the world's largest open a

we have centers, evacuation centers, school closures for today.s the fire fight and how they're going to get these flames under control. the problem has been the winds, and for that, we want to bring in meteorologist shawna me d how it concerns the fire die down. first alert radar network tracking the fire. >> and you see the fire burning in ventura and l.a. counties. 8,000 acres burning, several thousand homes evacuated. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the situation there and also we have a fire burning north of us, and the winds aren't helping the situation at all. >> not at all. the winds have been fanning these flames and we still have the red flag warning in effect that continues through the next three hours at least. they may extend that, but we are waking up and looking out the window and seeing a lot of smoke this morning, and we do have a advisory in effect especially for the north bay, east bay, and the peninsula, where air quality will be unhealthy today, and we can already see and smell that. it's a nauseating smoke smell we have lingering over the bay area thisi

>> concerns about the transit center. >> yes. and has anyone reached out to the chair of the budget committee? >> i'm not sure. >> you're not sure, thank you. >> thank you, commissioner cohen. it's questions like that and responses like that, that is precisely why item 11 is on the calendar. it's time for a time-out. why don't we open this up for public comment. i have a number of speaker cards here on this matters. rowan, david, james, thank you for your comments in this morning's paper, mr. mcgill. james patrick, peter strauss, and bob finebaum. >> hello again, commissioners. now, to your question, supervisor peskin, i think it was four years ago i brought up the fact that a similar amount in new york, the world trade transit center generated a billion and a half for a 99-year lease and i'm not sure what happened in san francisco. the top priority is to restore public confidence in the structural integrity of the transit center before we resume bus operations. the best way to manage the structures is acoustic monitoring, becaus

someone opened fire at the helen vines center. police are hunting and searching for the shooter. >>> the remains of a utah mayor killed in afghanistan are expected to arrive back in the u.s. today. brent taylor died on saturday. the 39-year-old army major was killed while serving a second tour in afghanistan. shot by a member of the afghan security forces in an insider attack. he leaves behind a wife and seven children aged 11 months through 13. in a taped interview he talked about a duty he felt to serve his country abroad. >> it is definitely hard. i have done it a few times before. we are no different than hundreds of thousands of other national guard members ready to serve our country at a moments notice. >>> utah's governor gary herbert praised the work as mayor and asked the public to support his family and respect their privacy. >>> six people are in the hospital this morning after hit and run in byron. a white subaru crashed into a motorcycle on eastbound highway 4 at 9 pm last night. thasinto a sedan carrying five people.

do you suppose the southern poverty law center has ever addressed a single one? [laughter] no. there is no money in there they know where the sugar daddies are the half a million endowment now something ridiculous with a giant pile of money they have a business model that works they will not stray from that but if you are getting a lot of money from tom stier and you know, what he wants you will not then say there is another billionaire over here who was the opposite of that we will appeal to them to know. you have your sugar daddy and stick with it they have their business model they don't fight poverty at all. . >>. >> 12 percent goes to these studies and maintain websites and they end up in their pocket and they travel first class. >> nobody does this for free nobody will get up in the morning and do this but the footsoldier does the people running the show heading the organization no matter how noble their cause they are not missing a meal. they are doing all right. >> so what happened with a hate crime with the southern poverty law center? . >> the family research center t

as far as the background on this detox center, it's the only residential detox center in marin countyfering services to those battling substance abuse. here is the sheriff's spokesperson speaking earlier about the search inside this morning for that shooter. >> when deputies arrived, they searched the scene and searched the area, with the assistance of chp helicopter. they were unable to locate the suspect. the suspect fled the scene. the immediate area is secure and the area no one is in danger currently in the immediate area. >> reporter: back here live where the area is blocked off on smith ranch road by chp. coroner arrived about an hour ago. we expect authorities to be here on the scene for at least the next several hours. we're live here in san rafael, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> very concerning out there, thanks so much, pete. >>> 6:33 right now this morning. an amber alert remains in effect for a san jose brother and sister allegedly abducted by their mother, who doesn't have custody. police say the mother and two children met at san jose's emma prur park friday wi