a man on his way to work spotted the 2001 toyota corolla parked on dalia drive. 7 hd was over the neighborhood less than two miles from brock's home. police found the 8-year-old curled up asleep in the backseat. >> the child is in the car. he is okay. he just woke up. >> minutes later an emotional reunion, brock still wrapped in his blanket. >> i asked him if he was scared because that's all i was thinking is how frightened he must be when he wakes up and i wasn't there and he just said he wasn't scared. nancy nunez lives down the street from where brock was found. she's drilled the amber alert worked. as a mother, i was glad because if that would have been my child i would have been an

. >> dalia street or drive? >> drive. >> i'm still confused about the driveway.was warming up or -- >> from what i have been told and from what we've learned, mom and dad were loading the kids up on their way to napa. so the car was warming up in the driveway. dad placed brock in the back seat. and then went back in the house to either get something else or just continue getting -- leading the vehicle up. when they walked outside, the vehicle was missing. >> the child was still asleep? >> yes. >> he was still asleep? >> as far as i know, yes. >> as far as you know, he won't be much help identifying who the suspect was? >> i don't know whether he was asleep the entire time or not. but we'll definitely question him and see what he can tell us. >> the car wasn't crashed or anything, wasn't associated with any crimes? >> not that i'm aware of, no. >> thank you. >> it. >> thank you. >> we've been listening to the press conference. the important thing, good news. good news. that young man, brock guzman was found safe. he was asleep in the car in the driveway of their h

a man on his way to work spotted the 2001 toyota corolla parked on dalia drive. sky 7 hd was over the neighborhood less than two miles from brock's home. police found the 8-year-old curled up asleep in the backseat. >> the child is in the car. he is okay. he just woke up. >> minutes later an emotional reunion, brock still wrapped in his blanket. >> i asked him if he was scared because that's all i was thinking is how frightened he must be when he wakes up and i wasn't there and he just said he wasn't scared. nancy nunez lives down the street from where brock was found. she's drilled the amber alert worked. as a mother, i was glad because if that would have been my child i would have been an absolute disaster. >> in fairfield, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> police arrested a man accused of trying to kidnap three girls on their way to high school. he faces charges of attempted kidnapping. the latest incident happened march 27th near hayward high school. the other two kidnap attempts were in february and march near tennyson high school. vic lee talks to hayward pol

it's the formative assessment in the classroom on a dalia basis and if you can somehow brought that back we would get a rich picture in the big data approach, get a picture of the student learning over time and there are different types of software programs coming into play now that's what begetting broad-based evidence of the student learning over time and trajectory over time so that's what we are interested in. so, i talk in the book about the value of the performance-based assessment and why it's important to have an understanding of the knowledge that they are demonstrating about advanced interdisciplinary projects that allow them to demonstrate their skills in the 21st century skills with technology and talk about the performance-based assessment in the way of doing testing that the testing is inherently integrated into the learning process for teachers in that assessment schools in new york city has 28 of the high schools have much better outcomes in terms of dropout rate. they are creating and designing the assessment and collaborating with other teachers across the sector across

look on the ground they are giving magnificent work day in and day out and they say they must die dalia. tell that fear and envy in order to somehow be liberated. the kingdom in view are fundamentally ensuring that people live a life of decency. 50 cold and not one mumbled word by the politician the white house, congress, government. i don't care about the politicians. at the present bbs in new york and he keeps that moral and spiritual center. >> host: i want to talk about the history because as a historian i was taken by some of the injury that articulate a powerful sense of the importance of history and that doctor king himself not only as a product of that consciousness and deep commitment to learning but he saw the mistakes of historical literacy in the need to know and understand and be able to criticize the president and to imagine the future as absolutely essential, not just optional. i'm going to share the view to remind you of the listeners. it's on the supports activists and the eventual ex- patriot who moves at the end of his life to the essentially pronounced is incapable o

she nicknamed her liver the black dalia. i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. fogy jew -- foxy jews alert foxy news jews. i hope she keeps fighting after the robotic uprising and she is the director of the law fare project. and his eyes are deeper than the ocean and filled with just as much saltwater. it is andy levey. and he is so in love with himself he married another comedian. sitting next to me and a little too close is comedian tom kodder. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> rand paul is running for president and he has campaign sandals to prove it. the kentucky senator declared himself a candidate and started selling merchandise at his website. for 20 bucks you can get an eye chart that says dr. rand paul for president. a reminder that he is an op that you monthly gist. and there is the spy cam blocker that is a sticker you can put on your laptop's camera. they are selling flip-flops and sandals. there is andy's favorite the don't drone me bro shirt. big spending freedom lovers can buy a copy of the cation signed by paul. rand needs to prove

so what the president did in that regard is nothing that wasn't being done on a dalia basis but what he was saying is apply it across the board and invite people to come in, come out of the shadows get this monkey off your back and continue to contribute united states. >> it's wonderful to benefit from youth heard. let me just add a few more elements and remind us of what the imperative is for us today in terms of seeking to achieve immigration reform. first and foremost, the heritage the legacy the value of the country demonstrate this is something we increase in spite of the times when we have been not to welcoming but still it remains in our national interest and remains in our economic interest and remains in terms of world perceived and moral authority that we live up to our values. no american disagrees with this even those who appear to be two days and high immigrant from anti-immigration reform for you. second we all agree that immigration reform requires that we secure the border and suppliers that all of the people coming 11 million plus people seek to be and have their sta

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operation and trying to make gains especially in the south and fought against anti-houthi forces in daliaere in aiden international airport. but the u.n. says it is alarmed by the growing civilian toll. on tuesday it said 93 civilians had been killed so far including 62 children. but that number is now risen after an explosion at a factory which killed at least 23 workers and natasha reports now. >> reporter: a dairy factory became an inferno after an air strike in the western port city on tuesday evening. about two dozen employees were killed according to medical sources. witnesses say there is an army camp nearby with forces helping the houthis. the houthis are blaming the saudi-led coalition for some of the deadliest attacks on civilians. on monday evening an air strike hit a refugee camp killing at least 29 people. >> air strikes. >> reporter: the u.n. condemned the attack calling it a violation of international law. intense ground fighting moved in the port city of aiden. the group says it has helped take over the city's international airport and the surrounding area. they are one of

talk shows, a lot of young people have gone to john stuart the very famous comedian who's run his dalia show for many years and has become three popular. it's shoving about the commemoration of the selma alabama 50th anniversary of the terrible bloody sunday for the civil rights devastation 50 years ago. and president bush is also going to be there right away. president obama does participate and understand he has to be something of an entertainer. this was very clear in his first year in office because of his ability to bring people into the rhetoric he won the nobel peace prize only a few months after he was elected and he hadn't done anything yet. he won it because of the promise of hope and change and that he would listen to the countries around the world. the other part of the question is though that would be most effective and that understood how to run the government. you have to roosevelt right up there in the top tier. he had a way of not only understanding how the government should work but also what the country wanted from the government the reassurance people needed in those

he has a pessimistic view of europe, and it is paying off for mega-billionaire ray dalia.p about 14% already this year. that is according to a person familiar with the matter. what is the big reason? he bet against the euro. the euro dropped 11% against u.s. dollar in the first three months of 2015. for the first time ever all six star wars movies will be released on digital hd. the movies will be available starting this friday. these will include director george lucas's controversial changes he made after they were released. the first star wars movie of a decade will be coming out in december. coming up, mark cuban. and lane bryant pokes fun at victoria's secret. it is the retailer's way of saying your body does not have to be perfect. erik: let's talk about viacom. the ceo has a new strategy for reversing his stocks through cost cuts. a drop in ratings hit the cable networks hard. paul sweeney is here. media for so long was doing so well. fire, slipping behind. paul: consumers are not watching as much over the air or cable television as they used to. they are watching ov

stephanie: ray dalia says 1937 is happening all over again. stan: i have trouble with that 1937 analogy. stephanie: all right, why do you have trouble? stan: i think the two periods are quite different. number one, i talked about a balance sheet recession. the stock market and household net worth were still 20% below where they were in 1929 eight years later. stock prices and household net worth are at noon highs and the balance sheet is not in the state it was in in 1937. number two from 1929 to 1937, we had a cumulative 18% depletion in this country. from 2007 until now, we have had a cumulative 16% inflation. the fed's favorite measure of inflation has never been below 1% in any of those years. finally, in 1937, unemployment was still over 14%. it is currently 5.5%. i have a lot of respect for mr. dalio but i think that is what makes markets. stephanie: we hear from a lot of people talk about deleveraging you don't see this? stan: no. we have re-leveraged from an already high level six years ago. that is how we got into this. we had too muc

the percentage of people that say they prefer digital and that's what they use more and more on a dalia basis and it's only going to accelerate thanks to demographic less hung up on having a brick and mortar location down the street. many already do their banking through online mobile and found. the most significant is the related topic. everything is moving to the phone. the phone is becoming the access device not just for financial services but virtually every other part of life as well. the number of users that the discover has doubled in the last two years and over half of those users are mobile only. the smartphone is the hub for shopping social media, finance, e-mail and texting. it's hard to imagine that some people use it for phone calls. to give you an idea how things are changing consider the open table at. you can make a reservation and pay your bill without ever taking your wallet out of your pocket. you can still use your discover card because it is underlining funding source but there that there is no need to get out your wallet and handed the car to someone. i'm constantl

people to think about the role of some other function and how do i fit with that other function in my dalia life and so how developing the exercise out of their own skin and into somebody else to get to see how you would interact with different functions and how those relate to your own is important. then mobile devices that's a fascinating thing to watch happen. it is fascinating to me to see how much information is collected and fascinating for me to just sort of think about where is that going and how is it going to be used in any capacity from an individual health perspective to a community perspective to even a national health perspective so we think about how we take all of the information that we have available to us from all sorts of different sources and provide that to decision-makers to say this is what we need to deal with that issue in a tangible and meaningful way. the tools are being developed to try to do that >> to follow on the point of exercises you mentioned concerns on the decision-making crisis response and sort of gave us a teaser to the practices that can be dissemin

brock has been found less than two miles from home on dalia street.ng and will have the latest on abc news at midday. >>> we have a five-minute delay for train number 5. no other mass transit problems. 87 is a grind. things slowing to 20 15 miles an hour. an eastbound 80 accident at redwood and vallejo. still, traffic remains >> so >>> good morning to you. lots of gray out over the bay. look for clearing by mid-day. a cool day in san francisco. 53 right now. highs in the low 60s. here is the fog. sunny by the delta. it is going to take some time to clear to the coast. ♪ in the city lights ♪ ♪ in the city lights ♪ ♪ i swear i hear you call my name ♪ ♪ call my name ♪ ♪ i'm stuck here while you're miles away ♪ >>> this is live. this is not practice. rita just asked. welcome back to "good morning america." we're here with charles hamilton and rita ora. going to perform in a bit. charles, welcome. welcome to you, rita. good to see you guys here. what a roll you're having right now, you have the finale in empire. also on the album, straight to the top of bi

it's important that families are briefed regularly on a dalia basis on what they are doing.families need information and support that we can just leave them to their resources to handle these matters. we are talking about the relatively small number of americans working on the political kidnappings although our focus today is on those. on the unyielding policy as it is dictated by summitt has a more broad effect on any kidnapping and it could be an impediment to using the best resources we have in the government to try to resolve these and i would say one last thing, we worked a fair number of kidnap for ransom in the united states. this was in the 70s. the almost eliminated that crime in america not by telling families they couldn't pay the divide going after kidnappers very vigorously identifying and prosecuting and putting them in jail at very high rates. this essentially forced the criminals to say i am going to go into another line of work so it is very rare to have a kick at fort ransom. it's in the countries that are dysfunctional where they have corrupt law enforceme

we are confronting almost dalia with frightening presidents including the nationstates launching cyber attacks on our own soil. this happened at least twice in the past year. the director of the national intelligence recently revealed that iran was behind a devastating 2014 cyber attack on las vegas the world largest gambling country. north korea were famously used the digital bond to destroy computer systems like sony pictures, the attack that was not only destructive but was a cowardly attempt to intimidate americans and to stifle freedom and speech. the cyber intrusions are felt across america from the kitchen tables to the corporate. the recent breach of the streets how easy it is for ordinary americans to become a tactic comes this targets neiman marcus home depot and j.p. morgan all of which were designed to steal the personal information of private citizens. and the adversaries are not seeking to steal american identities. they want our security secrets and innovative ideas. we are reminded of this over the weekend when the state department was forced to shut down large portions

so, between the disasters, the dalia function of state and local public departments are fairly routineost of the time to provide all kinds that provide all kinds of community services and surveillance creating policies for the special programs in the childhood vaccinations to restaurant inspections and the like. many have disaster planning as well but therefore the health department they are there for the health department. in new york city, the health department does not plan for the 75 private-sector hospitals. its talks if talks with them and interacts with them but doesn't plan with them truly. on the other silo is the massive direct health services system from the doctor's offices and clinics to enormous academic medical systems carrying for patients into teaching new generations of health professionals into supporting medical research and all that's fine. it's fine except when it comes to planning for war responding to disasters. in health and public health and the circumstances it must function as an integrated coordinate a single system of assessment direct care public safety a

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experience in both the species committee is deeply unconsciously hold behaviors that are connected on a dalia basis and early in the book i think it is the last section is going to visit. the image facing it is the striking image of the hybrid girl dear and selfless animal and i wonder if you could talk about your study of trauma or relationship and i was also thinking about the book that had a lot of virginia woolf on ptsd. >> i think that it's to bring trauma and racism together in this way and it must be if it is an ongoing trauma. so if you could talk about that a little bit. >> that's a great question. [inaudible] [laughter] there it is. while i've always been interested. i don't know how many people have watched the show. it's an eight-hour documentary in which he's gathered together at the last survivors of the campus and many of them are getting on for age and he wants them to tell him exactly what has happened and they moved on and move to israel and somehow that information was locked down and the mission was to get them to retell exactly what happened to him and he made a decision

addiction at the same time you were writing to say journalists and certainly one of the most respected daliaountry is a part of the establishment and a part of the system. so i wondering if we could talk about the role that these sort of establishment play in the crying narrative. >> the vagaries of the legal system. >> what goes on in the courtroom just isn't what happens. essentially you have to competing narratives. a jury is listening to his competing negatives and finally decides which story it likes the best and that story then becomes the truth. inside of the case like manifest and justice. but they were all his lawyers during the client privilege and none of those lawyers were allowed to come forward in the confession. they said she had been out in the desert and watched him shoot a couple. but no one believed her or put her in that confession. 12 years pass, 12 years pass, no arrest or action on it. the strange wife comes forward the middle divorce and custody battle and she says that bill just now 12 years after the murders have confessed to her. she works for the the sheriff's dep