>> reporter: daniel bartelt was officially charged with murder.had nothing but empathy for his parents. >> they didn't do this. they did nothing wrong. they provided a great environment for him, for his sister. they're good people. >> i can't say that he's totally evil. but something went very wrong. i don't know what. >> reporter: and they also felt sorry for randy talley, the cast member briefly rumored to be involved, now completely cleared. >> i felt bad. just more collateral damage from one person's evil choices. >> reporter: and though the dna evidence linking daniel to the murder seemed to give the da a slam-dunk case, daniel pleaded not guilty. gary schmaus was his attorney. >> some people might say that there was overwhelming evidence against daniel. why go to trial? >> you go to trial when your client and -- and in this case dan -- denies having committed the crime. >> reporter: when daniel's trial began, the courtroom was full of conflicted hearts. supporters on both sides knew or cared for jessie and daniel. >> what was it like watchin

it was there that i met daniel for the first time. our plan was to meet daniel. it was a nervous experience. the whole thing is called project daniel, and i had not met him. our plan was to load up the truck after meeting him, and start our journey __ about nine hours from the refugee camp across the border of sudan, under the protection of the rebels, crossing under the cover of night, to get to doctor tom. the cease_fire ended while we're in the air from johannesburg to sudan. security came in and said, i'm sorry, you cannot go. luckily, an ngo found out about us, and said, hey, we have the shed, if you want, you can set up their. so, we jumped on it. we set up the printers, we cleaned it up. we started making the cast that daniel would use. we played with the ergonomics of the elbow. we start making. there was a saying that i learned there __ tia __ this is africa. it is part of murphy's law. if it could go wrong, it did. the electricity was wrong, we had to rewire it. it was so hot in the day, that the 3_d printer filament was melting to itself. it was one th

it was there that i met daniel for the first time. our plan was to meet daniel. it was a nervous experience because the whole thing is called project daniel. i never talked to the kid. i didn't know what we were going to do. we were dealing with other people. i wanted to look him in the eye. we got there and the plan was to load up the trucks after meeting him and start our journey. it's about a nine-hour journey from the refugee camp across the border of sudan. we'd be going under the protection of the rebels spla and we'd cross under the cover of night to get to dr. tom where we would start our process. there is a rub. the rub is the cease-fire ended while we were in the air from johannesburg to sudan. so security came in and said, i'm sorry. you can't go. we can't guarantee you safe passage so your a he not going. so, luckily an n.g.o. found out about us and said, hey. come on over. we've got this shed in the bag. if you want to set up shop there while we sort sort you before you go to uncle tom, jump on it. we went over there and set up the printers and start

from daniel's perspective, though, it looks a bit different. >> to me, doing hair is my yoga. it's my therapy. my life would be so much worse. >> reporter: daniel knows that because his life was much worse. not all that long ago. after growing up gay in the east bay, daniel in an admittedly impulsive move, joined the navy. it was an arrangement that didn't end well for him. daniel finding himself living afterwards in florida, hiv positive, battling addiction and dead broke. >> it was a hard experience. it was a lot of growing pains. >> reporter: daniel says he returned to the bay area with $60 in his pocket and the desire to change his life. learning to cut hair has given him the money and the structure to do just that. >> what's your name? >> my name is daniel. >> reporter: it has also given him a way to hopefully do the same for others. >> yeah i'll be here next weekend, okay? >> reporter: you see, a few months ago daniel and his friends decide they'd wanted to help san francisco's less fortunate. so the friends set up a tabletoped with food. >> yeah just go ahead and have a

daniel. the name of his restaurant in manhattan.e that stretches from london to singapore. he came from here, a farm outside the city of lyon. through the city's great kitchens to new york, then his flagship. when did you start working with food? >> 10 years old, 1969. >> uh-huh. >> i started as an apresent nice lyon. >> he started as to many french cooks of his time did, at the very bottom. as a 14-year-old apprentice in the restaurant. what was your first job in the kitchen? >> they used to call me the beaver because i was just washing everything. you know, they make you clean the vegetables, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14. you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make them work 12 hours a day. >> right. >> and pay him maybe a buck a month. >> oh, the good ol' days. why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things the lyonnais think of as birth rights, the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork and unimaginably delicious forms. >> the art lyonnais can't live without i

>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >>

up a table with food and daniel set up a chair with clippers in hand. anyone wanting a haircut gets one for free. >> it's a karma campaign honestly. it's not about the money. it's about happiness. >> it's a great opportunity for people to come out here and actually feel better about themselves getting a haircut. >> reporter: word has spread quickly and now each sunday on civic center plaza people wait for daniel to come. >> what type of work are you looking for? >> reporter: it means so much more to him than would throwing a dollar in a cup because he believes with every fresh look he creates, there is a chance for a fresh start. all righty. there you go, buddy. >>> coming up a bay area entrepreneur with a taste for business serves up more than just pizza for families struggling with sick children. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. ♪

danielle then goes back to the party house and retrieves the tape. within 48 hours, the county prosecutor has charged four young people with the kidnapping and assault of taylor. if convicted, they face anywhere from seven years to life in prison. >> i have never had a case where alleged defendants tape their own alleged crimes. i can't explain criminals. in fact, there are television shows, "america's dumbest criminals," this appears to be right down that alley. >> the accused are 20-year-old travis payea, a horror film buff who plays the most prominent role in the video, 20-year-old jimmy carlisle who early on in the video helps push danielle to the ground. 19-year-old christina lumm. she drives the car to the so-called grave site. and 20-year-old jonathan cockerill who is seen on the tape tying danielle up and later holding a knife to her in the car. they all claim it was a joke. they were making a movie and danielle taylor was a willing participant. but danielle taylor tells police that she thought she was going to be killed. >> that's what we al

the marci daniels wanted to buy a dog as a gift for her grandchildren. after this little cutie, a dog name olivia was run over and kill just one week before christmas. who could resist, a adorable puppies. reasonable prices. and free shipping. >> what is this one. >> marci daniels decided by vina as a gift for her grandchildren. she found and purchased four other dogs on line successfully. >> never any issues with anything. >> reporter: when daniels typed in french bull dog puppies, star bully.com popped up. she corresponded with someone claiming to be justin the breeder. daniels then wired $550 via western union something that she had done before with no problem. then on christmas eve the day vina's itinerary showed she was supposed to arrive daniels received this from pet the co shipping.com. >> i said wait a minute now i was really sweating because i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: e-mail said daniels needed to wire $1,700 for puppy insurance. when she reached out to petco thing and justin at star bullies she said ultimately no response. >> i'm

and unfortunately it would lead to problems for daniel patrick moynihan.they started to me through these memorandums. nixon was at the stage when he was not very anxious to be sitting around his own cabinet. in the oval office, he created another office and he would invite him in and they would have conversations and the president would say what political biography should i read and pat would say read this book and so forth and so on. and then the president had a sleeping problem and he would get up in the morning and start reading these books. and they sort of said you can be like this, a conservative prime minister with liberal ideas. and where you can have your own opinion of this when suddenly it was very attractive to the president and the third mystery that has to be solved is why is richard nixon a conservative choosing us. pat had a great advantage than someone like henry kissinger. and that is why he was chosen. and that includes his campaign in 62. and how can a man so carefully success seeking the presidency avoid u.s. domestic interest. and tha

instead, daniel roberto was released to his mother. now he's fighting for asylum. are you afraid for josue? >> immigration lawyers say us judges rarely grant asylum to children who escaped gang violence. daniel roberto's mother, luz, left her boys a decade ago. >> a lot of people find it difficult to understand how a mother can leave her kids behind. what would you say to them? >> in el salvador, josue is back in the neighborhood where his brother fled gang recruitment and where his father was killed by gangs. his grandparents live next door, but so do members from the ms-13 gang. he says that's the hammock where the gang members come and sleep at night. this is right next to his home. the salvadoran government is threatening to take josue from his uncle if he's caught leaving the country again. >> when he arrived you told him to stay inside the house because you were worried that he might be picked up by some gangs? >> you told me before that you were not going to go to school? why is that? >> do you think that josue might be in the same type of danger? >> you wil

todd grabs danielle. >> i felt like i was falling over.a good grip on me, i would have fallen. >> they race around the corner and narrowly miss a direct hit. >> if the corner wasn't there, i don't know what might have happened. >> it's especially dangerous for danielle, who is blindfolded. >> once we round the corner is when i'm finally able to lift the shade and see as the car goes right behind us. >> they're all shaking with adrenaline. >> it was very scary. as soon as i compose myself and my heart started pumping, i notice a couple of elderly people in the car. the police say she was trying to parallel park, and then she was trying to go forward again. instead of thinking it was in forward, it was still in reverse, and when she kind of hit the gas, she panicked and then she just kept on punching it. >> when they review the security video, it's clear o'neil didn't miss a beat. in fact, he turns his head before todd does. >> i think o'neil actually heard the car come up on to the curb. then i heard the pop of the window. then i saw the ca

what is happening to danielle and her family is not the first case.na mom arrested for leaving her 9-year-old alone in a park. a mom in florida arrested for leaving her 7-year-old in a park and letting him walk home. are parents being investigated or arrested for doing something we did 20 years ago when crime was much lower than it is today. >> my sister and i took the city bus by ourselves. i was in first grade, she was in fifth, every day we loaded ourselves onto the city bus and went downtown to a sketchy neighborhood -- >> and ashleigh is still here. >> lived to tell about it. danielle, the reason i ask you that is because i was afraid to let my children walk to school and the school's across the street. times have changed. we get all sorts of awful reports about children who are picked out of their bedrooms. god forbid, they're picked out of their bedrooms, picked off the street, picked off in parks and they're picked off on sidewalks. i'm just wondering, have we changed as a society because we're more aware of predators and does that not play in

daniel patrick moynihan went on to become a four-term senator of new york.ny lessons he took into the senate from president nixon? >> well, once -- it's a good question, and i don't know thousand answer it. he -- how to answer it. he certainly on his own. moynihan, as a senator was as unique a senator as he had been unique as an adviser to the president. every summer he went when the senate retired, he went off to his farm, upstate new york, where he had put a little one-room schoolhouse on the property, and he would go in it and get out his typewriter and he'd write a book. about all sorts of things. a book about intelligence, a book about secrecy, a book about ulcer. and george will wrote mown hand has written more -- moynihan has written more books than the average senator has read. [laughter] he was really quite you week. he was a you week adviser to the president, he was unique as a united states senator, so i don't know of any specific thing that i would say this was nixon-esque. i should say that i've been, while i've been this the process of writing

and she was getting upset because she hadn't heard from daniel. she had gone to one of the places where they were taking students who had escaped, and his name was not on the board. she didn't see him. he didn't call. >> narrator: tom mauser's son daniel was a sophomore, 15 years old, studious and quiet. by nightfall his parents went home to wait. >> we had to spend that night not knowing if he was dead or alive. you cry a lot. we tried to sleep. i couldn't. i went downstairs, two levels down from the bedroom. and i was crying out, and my wife heard me and came down. what can you do? you're just... you're just hopeless. >> narrator: fbi documents show the bodies they found in the school library. daniel mauser was one of them. hiding under a table, he had been shot point blank in the face. in the days that followed, the police gathered evidence including home videos of the attackers and their weapons. >> yo! what up dog? i heard you got some beef with me, niggah? >> narrator: they had assembled a small arsenal: sawed-off shotguns, a 9mm carbine rif

as al jazeera's daniel lack reports from iraqi. >> instead he got this. 50 lashes. the first of a thousand to be administered over 20 weeks. now for the second time doctors postponed the flogging citing health concerns. it is a small mercy at best for his wife, refugee in canada since 2013. she hopes to keep her husband's case in the public eye and raise the family alone. >> translator: i need to be a positive person, think positive thoughts. if i start crying and do flog that will not happen him or my kids. i have to be strong, and tell the world about him to get him out of jail. >> stop the flogging! >> reporter: so far there has been a lot of public support organized by am amnesty international. the canadian government has criticized raif badawi's predicament. a canadian based arm of the u.s. general dynamics company will sell nearly $15 billion worth of armed vehicles to riad, so far ottawa isn't saying whether it asked for and got such assurances. >> what is the point of setting certain human rights thresholds if this the end the decision is going to be driven

that 20 years from now, we'll say we're glad that danielle did all that work. look where we are now. >> it feels like we are making progress, and it feels like there's a swell of support for things. i do think it could very easily be lost, and that we all need to be pushing for it. and so that's why, ooh -- you know, in a market like this we have a lot of opportunities in silicon valley and have girls who code who are doing amazing things with the summer program. but in smaller markets, it's harder for people to access stuff. if you go on made with code they have information about coding parties and girl scouts of america and girls, inc., having coding parties with made with code. there's all these opportunities now. i heard from a childhood friend of mine telling me she is starting a coding club for her daughter in her school. and i thought that's the coolest thing on earth. her mom says i don't really know how to code but i got the teacher involved. and what a cool thing for her daughter she gets to do that with her mom. >> danielle feinberg thank you for bei

su esposo, daniel dÍaz nos acompaÑa ahora.ando uno tiene, en inglÉs es glio--glioblastoma multiform, no hay-- >> un cÁncer inoperable. >> un cÁncer, eso no se puede curar. >> en el lado derecho del cerebro. >> right, asÍ que estaba acostado en la cama y el paciente tiene que tomar la medicina, son cuatro o cinco onzas de lÍquido. el paciente toma el lÍquido, dentro de cinco minutos se durmiÓ y dentro de 30 minutos las respiraciones bajaron a un punto que muriÓ tranquila, en paz. cuando uno piensa "si yo tengo la opciÓn de cómo yo quiero morir" siempre dicen la misma cosa: "yo quiero morir durmiendo, sin darme cuenta". bueno, eso exacto es lo que brittany hizo. >> daniel, tÚ llevas todavÍa el anillo de casado. >> sÍ. >> ¿tÚ crees que brittany hizo lo correcto? todavÍa hoy, varios meses despuÉs de ese primero de noviembre, podrÍa estar viva. >> [carraspea] para calificar para este--este programa el-- >> en el estado de oregon. >> en el estado de oregon. >> ustedes se tuvieron queesvidt para poder recibir la ayuda mÉdica para que

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foster saw daniels in his hip holster.amer for his wife and has a concealed carry perm. foster face battery charges. >> 76ers underdogs tonight to the team who has the record record nnba. >> belicheck continues to cheat the fans the team and ♪ >>> you can bill tonight 76ers new york knicks game as the tank wars. the 96 next with the worst record in the inform fba. both teams tanking to try to get that number one draft pick. sixers organization clearly wanted to lose the game tonight and already without two starters nerlins noel was sent home for chicken soup they toll us was an upper respiratory if he can. to the wells fargo sent. the knicks up by seven. starting the third quarter carmelo anthony with the three. he's playing until the all star game then he'll shut it down. sixers now following the plan. losing by 14. however, they make come back. robert covington not following the plan. he makes a three to could cut it to four. you guys want to lose, don't you follow the organization? jeremy grant again not following plans

professor daniel ayalon. thank you for being here. >> good to be here. lou: i can't imagine what it's like for benjamin netanyahu, who i know someone for you for the government of israel, to be treated like this by a president of the united states. what is it like? >> it's tough. it's tough. and, you know, israel is the best ally of the united states in the middle east. and i would say even beyond. there are so many, you know converging interests and the values and everything else. instead of talking to each other talking about one another, i think it just defeats the purpose and it hurts -- i mean, they're growing in tehran over this fight now. lou: well, in tehran they should be. i don't know if their glow is because of the abject nasty campaign being waged by this white house against the leader of our greatest ally in the region, or because it looks like they're going to get everything they've ever dreamed of with these nuclear negotiations, which prime minister netanyahu opposes and has forcefully from the outset. >> the unfortunate situation right n

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because his name is daniel webster?ore likely than not to read when we come back josh earnest will take your questions. remember to use the toll-free number. we will be right back. ♪ >> if you are just joining the program we are talking to white house press secretary josh earnest. we have had our go at him. now it is time for the colin portion of the show. as usual the phones are ringing off the hook. let's get the first viewer now. >> hi, josh. this is phoebe from hollywood. i wonder if those rumors are true that you are using your job to get a job in the entertainment business? >> well, dd from hollywood would certainly know about how to get that done successfully. the third week of december when i was answering questions about the hacking of the sony e-mails i felt a little bit like a had a job in hollywood. certainly, didi has shown that it can lead to interesting jobs down . >> let's go back to the phone. >> hi, josh, this is joe from d.c. have you ever worked so hard and overslept and missed air force one? and if

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. >> when betty gave birth to a daughter, danielle, their life together seemed perfect. but tragedy struck. on saturday morning, august 30th, 1986, just after dawn, glen called his younger brother, neil, telling him that an intruder had broken into his home. neil ran across the street to glen's home and when he saw glen had been assaulted, neil phoned police. when police arrived, glen wolsieffer was downstairs on the floor, fading in and out of consciousness. upstairs had been ransacked. furniture was overturned. desk drawers emptied. >> one of the officers went upstairs, found his daughter still sleeping in her bedroom, a 5-year-old. then went into the wolsieffer's bedroom and found betty laying on the floor and she was dead at that time. >> betty wolsieffer's body was on the floor next to the bed. there were abrasions around her neck and her face showed signs of a severe beating. >> it was obvious that it was a homicide because of the marks around her neck and you could see it was a vicious attack upon this woman. >> my father had told me that betty was murdered. they

daniel's clip receives thousands of hits and has helped him fine tune his skills.elieve they can do the bus stunt without special effects, daniel has a message. >> my video is definitely fake. so, do not try this at home. it's a lot of computer geekness making something look cool. >> from a stunt that seems superhuman to a dog that wants to be human. ♪ >> mishka, i love you. >> ah, the three little words we all long to hear. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> but imagine hearing the phrase from your dog. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> good girl. >> i love you. >> i love you, little doggy. oh, my gosh. >> it's impossible not to join in. >> i love you. >> good girl. >> i love you. >> everybody's always wanted to know if their dog loves them back. >> i would love to have my dog tell me he loves me. god knows i fed him enough. >> mishka's owners aren't descendants of dr. doolittle, so how could this dog possibly talk? >> it's so unbelievable a dog could say "i love you." >> this is the easiest thing to fake. >> you could probably dub over the animal. >>

the concept of project daniel was hatched on july 11th and on november 11th daniel fed himself for thest time in two years. but it's never about just one person. if we could teach the locals to do it themselves then project daniel could live on long after we left and it did. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i've seen that video probably thousands of times and i still get that grin when he gets up and tries to throw. so what we're doing around project daniel and everything that we're doing around project daniel is around this concept of technology for the sake of humanity and we're creating the convention which was the eye writer which was 15 grand which was for $100 and tracting devices 0 that they can communicate using their brain waves. the project daniel arm we were able to make it for $100 normally $15,000. for us this is a philosophy of using technology for the sake of humanity. this is the philosophy of how do you take something and make it so accomplishes a fundamental social need. the question that we ask and we ask everybody here is let's not try to cure malaria. let's try

danielle is a superstar. she did this all naturally. >> woo! >> yeah. >> so doctor i hear you're mentioning how you gave the heads up to these different expectant mothers. in fact i heard you just came into the room to be on cnn with me after delivering another baby. >> exactly, yes. we just had another mom come in a couple of hours ago, and she moved along very quickly as well. and so now we have a little boy and a little girl here in our ob floor. but they're families. so we have a blizzard boy -- >> i'm not quite sure if i heard -- a blizzard boy and a blizzard girl. i can't see you. i wish i could so badly. i don't know if kaden's in the picture or not, but how's he doing, mom? >> he is in the picture. he's doing very well. he's such a good baby. he fusses but he just wants someone to talk to him or touch him for a second and he'll start smiling. >> he's a little shy. >> there he is. >> so cute. so great. i hear baby voices in my ear. that just made my heart smile. so danielle thank you so much and congratulations to you on your blizzard ba

danielle, do you feel like you're seen as a outliar. think a lot of people are sympathetic. we're probably more bold part of is t is because before my kids were old enough to go out, i read books like lanore's and i realized i can give them the freedom that was so important to me growing up. >> will we see a backlash to this atmosphere here? i think about this a lot. i have a 3-year-old and a 9-month-old. let's just say clearly for the record. but i think about at what age will they walk around the neighborhood, when will they take the bus, i think it will be relatively low. >> i think that's great, the main point we're making is that it is up to you, not the cops and the cps. not a kid who is perfectly competent at 10 years old and say i wouldn't do that okay you wouldn't -- >> at some point, there is outside judgment right? the statement will make judgments about the level of care. >> i really want cps -- >> someone has to define it right? >> i'll define it. when a person is in clear and present danger. a child is beaten starved, pimp

>> daniel: no, no, no, no. >> jennifer: should i come back? >> daniel: no, it's fine. please, come on in. >> jennifer: are you sure? >> daniel: yes, sorry. >> jennifer: that's okay, um-- thank you for agreeing to talk to me, i-- >> daniel: yeah, no worries, um, so, uh, what's going on? >> jennifer: jj's going through a really rough time and i think you're the only one who can help him. >> daphne: i think those are the most beautiful words in the english language. "class cancelled." >> paige: i guess. >> daphne: you know, whenever you look like you might throw up

daniel is something like this even allowed under saudi law? let's say the authorities by some chance agree to this are you really prepared for 100 lashes? >> sure. thank you very much for having me. i'll be honest i don't know what the technicalities of saudi law are and whether this is permitted. of course we've done this mainly to make a statement. we want to by hopefully embarrassing them into thinking about what it would mean to bring us in and lash us into changing their minds about this brutal punishment on this very innocent man. however, having said that i did decide when i signed the letter that i was only going to do so if i really believed i would take the lashes if they took us up. so i have committed myself on this. i think the likelihood isn't great. not because they wouldn't relish the opportunity, but because it would bring the negative attention that they don't want. >> sure. the chances of it happening are remote. so in the meantime it's kind of the hope of the glare of publicity will make them bend. is that likely? >> that's

think of another example of the kind of successes and most you will all congratulations to troy and daniel i'm looking forward to dining at the i assume the new location at piers 33 and a half thank you overview lane and commissioner brandon that's a tremendous idea i know that, you know, the staff can work with some of the partners i also you know we had a lot of strong applicant and to the extent we might be able to look at other opportunities maybe this wasn't the right spates for the other proposals but look at other opportunities for others and to replicate what we've done her whether possible next item and item 11 presentation for the amounted of agreement to the san francisco redevelopment agencies and the port commission regarding the termination and to the south beach project area operation at south beach harbor and other improvements and related financial terms through the december 16th repavement e payment of the south beach revenue bond. >> good afternoon elaine ford the executive director of the finance administration here with peter daily and laurence brown from the port staf

representative daniel webster of florida. congressman brad wenstrup of ohio. congressman bruce westerman of arkansas.

. >> i, andrew paul daniel engstrom -- >> do take melissa rene warren -- >> do take melissa rene warren. >> -- to be my lawfully wedded wife. >> to be my waf -- lawfully -- >> the church erupts in laughter, including the 22-year-old bride, melissa warren. and just as things start to quiet down, she completely loses it. >> i just lost it. it was so funny. >> she starts to laugh, and then she just can't stop laughing. >> i know she's going to keep laughing. so i'm like, just give her a minute, folks. like i know the next one's coming. >> when the video hits the internet, it earns more than a million hits. >> melissa and andrew first met at seattle pacific university where they were both students. >> we lived in the same residence halls. i was a freshman. he was a junior. and we had a lot of mutual friends. spent some time together within groups, but it was after he graduated that we connected again. >> after graduating, andrew received some devastating news. >> my dad came down with lung cancer, like horrific tumors the size of grapefruits. >> deeply religious, andrew copes with his fathe

that's what happened to one redwood city family.and now they are asking for your help.kron four's daniel villareal has their story. erin muglebee baby books stolen on wednesday morning erin and david mugglebee started their day as they usually do until they noticed their family minivan had been stolen the night beforeit was then they realized there was something much more valuable to them inside the van i started remembering erin would work on those books in the van while her children were napping inside itand recently the bookshad become even more important to the family after losing a bunch of video of the kids to a hard drive crash erin has been reaching out to the community for help finding the van, she's been spending time posting to various social sites like facebook and craigslist. so far the vehicle has not been spotted but she's received an outpouring of support from folks who have come across her story. erin is obviously heartbroken its devastating erin says having the car stolen is one thing but those memories inside the books are what she hopes will be returned in redwooc cit