let's go to eileen lee at the tokyo stock exchange. after yesterday's dramatic trading session, how are things looking now? >> what a change of direction on thursday. at the ment investors aack ying shares. let's look at the for friday. the topix is higher by 3%. the nikkei opened higher on thursday. analysts sis analysts say it contributed to the the trade off. it will continue to be a big focus today. let's have a look at where the yen is trading in light of all this. the dollar is at 102.47 to 49 against the yen compado th lower 10evelt the same time on thursday. it fell economy prompted investors to se sell the dollar and buy the yen. let's have a look at the euro yen. the euro yen is at 132.36 to 41. recovering from a two week low of 129.94. the euro received a light boost from data that showed consumer confidence in the euro zone improved for a sixth straight month. with the yen giving up some of its gains we may see investors buy back export related shares and will continue to keep track of that. back to you. >> thanks a lot for

. >> the family posted their daughter eileen on a window skb car. the yellow yoin is often replaced. they've waited 24 years. the story of the cheif women rescued earlier this week has given mike hope. >> my first reaction is that we have to wait about 10 years. determination, nofr give up, but hope. >> eileen disappeared on january 30th, 1989. she was last seen watching on amador valley boulevard. >> maybe she heard about it. and gave her the strength, trying to escape. >> sharon is michaela garecht's mom. she was nine. she says she'll never forget the frantic 911 call. >> all that went through my mind was those are the words i want to hear. i am michaela garecht. i'm free now. >> saying if those three were held 10 years and jaycee dugard for 18 she believes michaela can be still alive. >> they can keep them for a month, they can keep them for a decade two, decades. what is the difference? >> there is a blog dear michaela.com she writes to her daughter in hopes she may see it one day. she included the cleveland kidnappings. >> i posted this video a

. >> eileen, thanks for that update. eileen lien at the stock exchange. the nikkei is up. but that's not the only market up this hour. take a look. >>> religious leaders in iran have barred a former president from running in the presidential election. reformists say the election of rijani is a clear setback. the council of islamic scholars let in 600 people to declare next month. they chose eight candidates. finds himself among those who made the cut. former first vice president mohammed sarif made the list too. reformers had hoped jani might make a return to power and seek a foreign relations with the west. but his views go against those of the religious elite. the scholars also aadmitted their last. >>> the prime minister elect of pakistan is making plans to return to power with military leaders watching his every move. they forced out sharif 14 years ago then sent him into exile. now he's back and seems to be moving in a different direction from pakistan's generals and those in the u.s. >> reporter: election winners in the eastern city on monday. the pakistan lead in th

eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down the street her niece's body was several feet away from where the car stopped. the driver stopped immedia and went to the police department for questioning. >> it is a 25 mile an hour speed limit, but people are always driving 50 miles an hour down the street. >> reporter: police have not said if the driver was speeding or if the victims were in the crosswalk. but for this family none of that matters. they can't get past their pain. >> there is thouing much -- there is nothing much we can do, but we share in the grief. we cry with them. >> reporter: back now live and the girl's aunt and sister are both at valley medical center tonight. the family tells me two-year-old arlette is do okay. the 30-year-old is still in the icu. e has three broken ribs and a collapsed loping. lung. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. and this video is just in. police in frees though county a

eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down the street her niece's body was several feet away from where the car stopped. the driver stopped immediately and went to the police department for questioning. >> it is a 25 mile an hour speed limit, but people are always driving 50 miles an hour down the street. >> reporter: police have not said if the driver was speeding or if the victims were in the crosswalk. but for this family none of that matters. they can't get past their pain. >> there is thouing much -- there is nhi much we can do, but we share in the grief. we cry with them. >> reporter: back now live and the girl's aunt and sister are both at valley medical center tonight. the family tells me two-year-old arlette is do okay. the 30-year-old is still in the icu. she has three broken ribs and a collapsed loping. lung. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. and this video is just in. police in frees though county

eileen died inconstantly. died instantly. another aunt tells me she believes the driver was speeding because when she ran down the street her niece's body was several feet away from where the car stopped. the driver stopped immediately and went to the police department for questioning. >> it is a 25 mile an hour speed limit, but people are always driving 50 miles an hour down the street. >> reporter: police have not said if the driver was speeding or if the victims were in the crosswalk. but for this family none of that matters. they can't get past their pain. >> there is thouing much -- there is nothing much we can do, but we share in the grief. we cry with them. >> reporter: back now live and the girl's aunt and sister are both at valley medical center tonight. the family tells me two-year-old arlette is do okay. the 30-year-old is still in the icu. she has three broken ribs and a collapsed loping. lung. live in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you, lisa. and this video is just in. police in frees though co

the family of 6-year-old eileen kuros was hit by a silver suv. eileen died at the scene. her sister and aunt are recovering this morning. drive of the suv is said to be cooperating with police. investigators say alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor. >>> coming up at 5:00, we'll have a live report on what neighbors in the area say the girl's death never would have happened if simple safety measures were taken. >>> the death a 9-year-old girl search is expected to resume. hundreds have joined in that search for 200 personnel all over the bay area. mikaela lynch who has autism wandered away from the family's vacation home on mother's day. lynch does not speak and she has the mental capacity of a 1-year-old. if searchers are going to find her, they will likely do it without much help from lynch. >> we have somebody who will not respond to normal voice stimuli. she may not be able to even like walk across the street if she was in trouble and needed assistance and there was help across the street. >> the surveillance video shows the girl passing by a neighborhood home

. >> reporter: eileen dispie appeared on january 30, 1989. she was 13 at the time and last scene walking on busy amadeur valley boulevard in dublin. >> maybe she heard about it and this will give her the strength of trying to escape. >> sharon is mckay la garrett's mom. she disappeared in 1988. she was nine. muchh says she will never forget amanda berry's frantic 911 call. >> those are the words i want to here. i'm free now. >> reporter: she says if those three women were held for ten years and jayyee dugard for 18 she believes mckay la is still alive. she has a backlog dear mckay la.com and on it she writes to her daughter in hope that she may see is one day. she recently included the cleveland kidnappings. >> i posted the video and said look at all of the people in the street cheering for those girls this is what is waiting for you, you don't need to be atrade. >> both families don't mind that reporters approach them every time there is a story of a a kidnapping. in fact they say the best hope of finding mckay la or alien is by keeping thei

thank you, my name is eileen hanson. i am a former ethics commissioner. i served one term, as you may know, ethics commission terms are for six years and then you cannot be reappointed. dorothy lu replaced me at the end of my term. there's a reason that ethics commission terms are six years and that you can't be reappointed, and that is because there was i think good thinking on those who drafted the initial ordinance that it takes a very long time to understand the many rules, regulations, laws governing ethics in this city. and we wanted people to serve those terms who were committed to ethics reform, who were committed to moving the city forward in terms of ethics, and not worried about being reappointed. i will say that dorothy lu was appointed to -- at the end of my term in spite of having no ethics experience. she resigned a year later. she worked very hard during that year, but it wasn't enough really to leave a legacy. and what is important, i think, about appointing someone to this term is to find someone who already has a leg up on the understan

melissa: eileen, what does it feel like, you know, people have a different sentiment about girl scoutss accounts. why is that? what is different? other than the obvious. >> well, i don't have a different sentiment. i think both organizations build character and and teamwork, as we said before. maybe, perhaps, boys have many choices years ago in terms of activities. girls didn't. today i think girl scouts is something that is very important for the future of women. we need to build on that, and i just love the idea of a financial-and getting financial acumen as a young woman and learning about finance and managingoney. melissa: and it is so true. one of the biggest lessons in that is that spelling of the gross up cookies, which was so iconic. i was interested to read that oreos is the biggest selling cooking in the content of cookies in the country. it is amazing that it would be the second-biggest selling cookie in the country. thank you for coming on. we appreciate yoor time. we will send you all a merit badge for this. maybe you can give me one. that might be more appropriate. coming

eileen gordon is ceo of ingredient, one of 21 women running a fortune 500 company if he reveals thatoks of indiana. welcome to the show. laura, let me start with you. i was a brownie, girl scout. it was a long time ago for me. do you still remember those lessons? what do you think people really@ take with them? >> absolutely. i think for me the best part of being a gross got was learning to give back to my community. the community service projects that we did. dagen also remember the first time i sold girl scout cookies. my father brought me a little metal box to hold the money and. i learned how to count money. learned have a set goals. so i think you learn life skills as a girl scout. melissa: it is interesting to me how the girl scouts have evolved to be even more modern. in front of me i have a money manager bats to miles of a business owner badge. visa specifics that i don't believe for around in my day. the business owner badges so interesting. when you're in this as you know the basic steps to plan and create a business that you might want to start one day. do you think it is

after 5-year-old eileen keroz was hit by a car, killed yesterday afternoon. >> it's a shock. >> juana says his sister-in-law was walking when hit. other baby in the front. they're walking when my sister feels a car push them. >> she says the aunt was able to push the front child out of harm's way. >> yes. it's fine put signs. >> those living here say it's a problem they've had to deal with too long. >> she was crossing with the sign to cross. so she was doing right thing. >> investigators tell abc 7 news the driver was going west on bluefield drive and did not break in time a cording to police the force sent the girl's body flying several feet but the speed may have has in the been determined. hoo they cannot believe that can happen. >> the closer together. united to both grief and demanding something be done to make this dangerous street investigators tell us they do not bleef drugs or alcohol were a fact yefr. we did reef out to the council men for this district. he tells he is us stle provided information for residents who live nlt area to reach out and make a statement. >> well th

for more let's go to eileen. she is at the stock exchange. it's been a volatile month for equities and you have additional japanese data for us. >> before the market opened japan announce ed industrial production in april is 1.7%. let's have a look at the opening levels for friday, may 31st. the nikkei is up almost 2% at 13,859. investors seem to be encouraged by the overnight gains in new york and the expectations that the federal reserve will maintain monetary easing progra programs. just a quick recap of the japanese equity market the nikkei rose to a five and a half year high and looks to end the month on the strong north. the index climbed more than 7% last thursday and more than 5% yesterday. this marked a drop of almost 30% in about a week. with gains made this month erase we'll see if the nikkei can make a comeback to date. the yen has gained against major currencies and this hurt the stocks of japanese auto makers and later today we'll receive a report on japanese car production in april. let's have a look at some currency pairs. the

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for more on japanese markets let's go to eileen lee. japanese stocks took another battering on monday. how are we kicking off this monday? >> another loss on monday. let's have a look at the opening levels. the nikkei is down 0.16%. on monday the nikk srted the trading session in the negative territory. it fell a mere 14,000 points and ended the day more than 3% lower. in fact it lost almost 10% in just three trading sessions. also yesterday investors received the minutes from last month's bank of japan policy meeting. we showed how officials were divided over the central bank's aim of achieving a 2% inflation target in two years. now analysts say investors especially foreign investors are waiting to see whether the administrations able to deliver its detailed growth strategy. otherwise we may see the run in equities come to an end. let's take a look at currencies. the dollar yen is at 101.43 to 47. trading is keen due to the holiday in the u.s. many analysts say there's still an upside in the dollar yen. still market players are lookin

eileen sadly died at the scene. her sister and aunt are recovering at valley medical center. the driver of the silver suv is cooperating with police. and investigators say alcohol and drugs do not appear to be a factor here. police do not say if speed was the cause. and it's not clear at this point if the family was in the crosswalk when she were hit. >> just -- we just can't explain what we feel. it just feels so surreal to us. >> it's heartbreaking thinking about it right now. some neighbors have been pushing for speed bumps to slow down traffic in that area. they say a petition may begin in the next couple of days. >>> it's 5:03. a fire broke out in a home on daltrey weigh yesterday afternoon. some people were able to escape the home but told firefighters mother man was still inside. firefighters found that man on the second floor of the home and they pulled him out. sadly, he was pronounced dead at the scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the harbor seal pup rescued in palo alto waterway last month has sadly died. the marine center the pup died o

. >> thanks a lot for that update, eileen. the nikkei is up so far this morning. >>> a japanese government panel plans to present an outline for a new economic growth plan to spur private sector investment. this is the third pillar of shinzo abe's policy. the other two are aggressive monetary easing and flexible fiscal policies. three key factors, making japan's manufacturers more competitor, supporting promising fields, and increasing overseas revenue. the government plans to encourage intensive capital spending to boost the standing of the manufacturing sector. it also plans to implement drastic deregulation for experiments on products developed and to create special strategic zones, that's to provide tax incentives for designated areas or businesses. the draft says a greenhouse gas emission target set by the previous government should be reviewed from scratch. this is to make it easier to do business in japan. the 2020 target calls for a cut of 25% compared to the 1990 levels. as for supporting promising fields, the governm

eileen o'neill. eight have already pleaded guilty, including first degree murder. those clinic workers then testified against gosnell. so all of the counts have to be read before we get the breaking news, running from the courtroom to us here so we can report it on the air. there are five murder charge gosnell is facing here. four of the first degree murder charges related to babies that were allegedly born alive and then killed in the clinic, gosnell's attorney has maintained his competence, saying there was never any proof, no scientific evidence the babies were ever alive. he does not think gosnell will be convicted on murder counts. if he is, he could be facing the death penalty, and keep in mind the jury came to the judge this morning saying there are two counts where we're stuck. he told them, as judges always do with the report of being stuck to give it another try. so, what we understand at this point is they've gotten as far as they can. whether they did resolve the two charges with the two charges were among the 250-plus, we don't know. all we know at thi

call eileen treacy. we'll get her for you. that's the way it works. what i'm saying is an ugly truth i think most people apprehend. prosecutors have among them some -- many honest people who know the meaning of their -- the integrity and uphold their -- but others, many others simply want to win their cases and will go down to their last breath when someone has been acquitted saying he's guilty. when dr. griffin was acquitted by the second jury trial, and the judge in the case said to his attorney why did you even ask for a jury? i would have had this man acquitted in two minutes at a benching. prosecutor in new york in the manhattan district attorney's famous sex abuse unit called me the next day after i wrote the piece about him and said he's as guilty as sin. there has to be something in the capacity of -- and the mental capacities of prosecutors who know against all of the evidence they want to hold on to their conviction. and so people are still in prison. gerald amirault is still in prison because the state of massachusetts won't let him go beca

. >> eileen was almost there, just three doors away from her aunt's house. sweetheart. >> san jose police say a lexus suv was going down the street, coming to or coming home from parkview elementary school. six-year-old died at the scene. her two-year-old sister suffered nonlife threatening injuries. her aunt had three broken ribs and a collapsed lung. it's not clear if they were in the crosswalk. >> the pastor translated for the family, saying they tried unsuccessfully to get speeding drivers to slow down. >> and yes, we told the school and we tried to get the community involved in petitions and signatures. hopefully this tragedy will help bring some, you know, a solution to the problem. >> and police say it is not clear if that driver was speeding. they did say that he passed a field sobriety test, so he was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he is cooperating and taken down to the police department for further questioning. >> so that would be a school zone, 25 miles an hour through that area, right kit? >> yeah, 25. they just don't know how fast

anne kronberg was there and head of the mayor's office on criminal justice, and her name was eileen maloney. she was terrific. assistant police chief by the name of frank reid tried to dissuade me from taking the job. "don't take it and two weeks later if something happens they will blame you" but i like to take on jobs. well, he kind of felt sorry for me, and i had no vehicles, nothing, no employees. the door bell rang and there is a police officer outside and the chief sent these keys. you have a unmarked police car until you get a vehicle. well, i paid them back. three weeks later i was driving down venice and left on to broadway and the radio went on and strong arm robbery in pacific heights and woman assaulted and bag stolen and identified the car and two individuals and proceeding north on lawenna. gee, i am going in that direction. i have a naval aif eightor's eye and incredible eye sight and wouldn't you know it there is the vehicle coming straight towards me and the traffic was slow and could reach out and touch and i made a u turn and i got on the roo. the director of radio servic

eileen lee at the tokyo stock exchange. the nikkei still under that 14,000 level. >>> now, the european union has softened its demand for austerity. france, spain and four other states have been given more time to bring their deficit levels under control. the move is prompted by fears of declining growth and rising unemployment. the eu commission, the 27-nation bloc's executive arm, issued its country-specific policy proposals on wednesday. >> we recommend for belgiums, the netherlands and portugal, an extension by one year and for france, poland, slovenia and spain, an extension by two years. >> the commission noted that france, the eurozone's second largest economy after germany, is in recession. that mean it is will struggle to meet an eu target for bringing down its deficit to below 3% of the country's gdp. europe's debt crisis in late 2009 triggered tax rises and massive spending cuts, as governments sought to rein in the debt. but austerity came with pain. the commission now accepts that struggling countries need more

eileen died at the scene. the family says they are in the icu. >> we just can't explain what we feel. it just feels so surreal to us. >> the driver is cooperating with police. investigators say alcohol and drugs dot no appear to be a factor. police will not say if speed is the cause and it's not clear if the family was in the crosswalk when they were hit. some have been pushing for speed bumps but have been outvoiced by other neighbors who don't want them. in every busy place, there should be a speed bump. >> the family hopes going forward something is done on bloomfield drooiive so that oth will never feel their pain. >> we're live in south san jose tonight, george kiriyami. >> prosecutors have now charged a 12-year-old boy with second-degree murder following the brutal killing of his 8-year-old sister. layla was found stabbed to death. her brother initially told police who scared off the intruder who repeatedly stabbed his sister. on saturday, they arrested the 12-year-old. no motive for that murder has beca

a 20-year-old driver hit eileen yesterday afternoon. police have not charged that driver, they say speed was not a factor, and it's still unclear if her aunt and the 1-year-old brother were at the crosswalk when they were struck. police posted traffic officers at the area asking drivers to slow down. the superintendent released this statement tonight, and we quote, we hope our community will view this tragedy as a call to action. the safety of the children involved the involvement of our entire community. >> the search is over and now the grieving begins. today searchers found mikayla's body in the water near her family's vacation home. the community is just devastated. and now the autistic girl's elementary school community is learning the sad news too. that's where we find jean ellie with more on how parents and teachers are sharing the news with lynch's classmates. >> reporter: parents got a letter from the school detailing lynch's death when they pick up their kids here at sunset elementary school. their children knew lynch was miss

eileen was crossing the veet with her aunt and sister when she was struck yesterday. this happened on bluefield drive near park view school. crossing guards are now on duty and teachers holding signs urging drivers there to slow down. the speed limit is p 25 miles per hour. but neighbors say speeding is a big problem here, they think it may have been a factor in the accident every day, there is a morning rush. school starts. there is a rush when they leave around 3:30. people don't slow down. i think that when you get near a school it should be a rule to slow down. >> police say too early to tell if speed played a role in this accident. sky 7 shows officers on the scene here investigating investigation. >> san francisco police chief being sued by a former police prosecutor investigating for misconduct and once sought his dismissal. kelly o'hare laid off in 2011 less than a month after was sworn in as chief. two years prior she had been investigating sur for supposedly not filing a domestic violence report against a friend. she looked his role in the fajita gate scanda

the jury have asked a few questions of the judge but most of them is related to the co-defendant eileeneal. they have yet to begin considering the 250 counts against gosnell. >> shannon thank you. >> bret: don't forget to tune in for the fox news reporting. see no evil the kermit gosnell case. >> there is a bill for newborns that survived botched abortions. it would penalize the abortion providers that don't give medical care to infants born alive. what would you do for a 15 percent raise . some of the sympathetic observers appear to be running out of sympathy. the grapevine is next. [ male announcer ] straight from red lobster's chefs to your table for a limited time! it's our seafood dinner for two for just 25 dollars! a handcrafted seafood feast made to share. first you each get salad and unlimited cheddar bay biscuits. then choose two from a wide variety of chef-inspired trées like our new honey garlic crispy shrimp or new seafood lover's lingui. round out your seafood dinner with your choice of either an appetizer or dessert to share! don't miss our seafood dinner for two, just $25

there are two remaining defendants, gosnell, and eileen o'connell. accused of essentially practicing medicine at that clinic without a license. in all the jury is considering nearly 300 charges, the most serious among them first-degree murder, four of the charges against gosnell accused of killing babies born alive at the clinic by snip eupg their spaoeupl cord. gosnell's attorney calls this arrays eufs prosecution and says there is no scientific evidence to show any of the babies were born alive. the jury got the case late yesterday. its interesting they have come back to the courtroom to ask questions about a couple of things, but so far those questions have only been related to the co-defendant in this case, eileen o'neal, which suggests to us they have yet to begin the 268 counts against gosnell. if convicted on any of the four murder charges he's facing he could face the death penalty. jenna: we'll watch for breaking news on that. shannon bream live in philadelphia. meant timor on the shock news. see no evil, the kermit gosnell case heirs this s

his employees eileen o'neil would stand charges with him on theft deception and racketeering. panelmpanelled including 8 men and 9 women. jack mcmahon told them the case was a prosecutorial lynching and referring to gosnell, quote this black man is being taken because of who he is and where he works. mcmahon said gosnell's clinic had a lower than average complication rate and repeat business as well. and he said the prosecution was elitist. quote, they want to put myo clinayo clinic standards on a west philadelphia clinic. >> explosive charges. would the jury be convinced? fox news reporting continues after the break. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] from the way the bristles move to the way they clean, once you try an oral-b deep sweep power brush, you'll never go back to a regular manual brush. its three cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles reach between teeth with more brush movements to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. and even 76% more plaque than sonicare flexcare in hard to reach areas. oral-b deep sweep 5000 power brush. life opens up when you do.

his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception.7 member jury was impanelled including alternates. there were 8 men and nine women. in the opening argument gosnell's attorney told them prosecutoriala "ross cue torial lynching" and referring to gosnell this black man is being taken because of who he is and where he works. the clinic they staid had a lower than average complication rate and repeat business as well and he said the prosecution was elitist, "they want to put mayo clinic standards on a west philadelphia clinic." explosive charges. would the jury be convinced? fox news reporting continues after the break. >> bret: returning to our story. the jury heard how the lawyer is framed the kermit gosnell case. the prosecution says the abortion doctor is a murderer who made a practice of delivering live babies and then killing them in cold blood. the defense says it is a racist prosecution of an inner city doctor doing his best for poor women with no where else to turn. now, the jury would hear from people who actually worked in the

his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member jury was impanelled including alternates. there were 8 men and nine women. in the opening argument gosnell's attorney told them prosecutoriala "ross cue torial lynching" and referring to gosnell this black man is being taken because of who he is and where he works. the clinic they staid had a lower than average complication rate and repeat business as well and he said the prosecution was elitist, "they want to put mayo clinic standards on a west philadelphia clinic." explosive charges. would the jury be convinced? fox news reporting continues after the break. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. i took my son fishing e

>> i kind of take it personally because in the kallen family, my wife, eileen, who likes garage sale,on's baseball cards without telling him. it's been a scandal in the family for years. and this idea of things going into storage to accommodate the kids is troublesome as well. we're all doing it now as they leave the house. so what will the judge look at in this case? well, he's going to look at how long were they in the possession of the mother. can we reasonably infer that title had passed to the mother. undoubtedly the same defense my wife would claim if my son choose to sue. that's what the fight is about. it's not a good mother's day. >> no, terrible timing. you know how everybody always says hey possession is nine-tenths of the law, i'm not sure that's in statute anywhere, but kind of doesn't that really mean a lot? >> i think it may mean a lot. i mean, it's been there for quite some time, right? kobe bryant has a pretty big home. he certainly if he wanted it would have taken possession of it. i think that's one of the arguments we're going to hear. bottom line, who does this? i

. >> reporter: the family says they are supportive, even though it's too late to help eileen. >> it's terrible. my niece has died. so i don't know. >> reporter: police say they still need to interview the aunt, who is under sedation for broken ribs. the family says she still does not know her niece was killed. >>> homicide detectives in the south bay tonight are investigating the discovery of a woman's body inside a motel room. this happened just before 1:30 this afternoon at a holiday inn express on monterey road. police say an employee there called 911 to report the body. >> it was fairly obvious from the scene that some type of struggle took place inside the room. we're not sure what led up to the homicide but there is evidence of foul play and she does have injuries consistent with a homicide. >> investigators are looking for clues. there's no word yet on the identity of the victim. >>> a three-alarm fire at an apartment complex in redwood city has left 20 people without a place to live tonight. the fire started in a carport at the complex on oakside avenue near fair oaks elementa

. >> rick: mother's day wishes to my mom, eileen, and my wife, kelsey.s a fun day tomorrow with their mom. >> arthel: and to my mom, doris. love you. and to all you moms and thank you so much for spending your saturday afternoon with us. and happy mother's day to harris faulkner coming up next with the fox report. see you next week ♪ ♪ ♪ . with the mr. clean magic eraser extra power. the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on all purchases, plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone but her... no. no! no. ...likes 50% more cash. but i don't give up easy... do you want 50% more cash? yes! yes?! ♪ [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% cash back on every purchase, plus a 50% annual bonus on the cash you earn. it's the card for people who like more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? why? and we've hit the why phase... >> this is the fox report. tonight irs is targeting conservative americans for. it was low- level employees doing bad things. is it possible that the people anyhow conservative groups were singled out to pay

his employee eileen o'neill would stand charge with him on charges of theft by deception. a 17 member jury was impanelled including alternates. there were 8 men and nine women. in the opening argument gosnell's attorney told them prosecutoriala "ross cue torial lynching" and referring to gosnell this black man is being taken because of who he is and where he works. the clinic they staid had a lower than average complication rate and repeat business as well and he said the prosecution was elitist, "they want to put mayo clinic standards on a west philadelphia clinic." explosive charges. would the jury be convinced? fox news reporting continues after the break. >> bret: returning to our story. the jury heard how the lawyer is framed the kermit gosnell case. the prosecution says the abortion doctor is a murderer who made a practice of delivering live babies and then killing them in cold blood. the defense says it is a racist prosecution of an inner city doctor doing his best for poor women with no where else to turn. now, the jury would hear from people who actually worked in

. >> she rounds up some family friends including 84-year-old eileen sambesetti. >> she knew i'd beend said i want to go. i said yeah. >> life hasn't been easy for laverne. she's already lived through a broken neck and a heart attack. she's been a widow for more than 40 years raising two children on her own. for laverne, this is one time she'll look death in the face on her own terms or so she thinks. a plane taking off from the parachute center holding a dozen or so sky divers soars up to 11,000 feet. laverne and tandem master dennis mcglynn are the first to jump. two fellow instructors shoot the adventure using helmet cams. one from inside the plane and the other, hanging on to the fuselage outside the plane's door. once they get to the door, laverne's entire body tenses up. >> yeah, it was spooky when you get to the door. i got to the edge and it was just hard for me. >> after a few moments of trying to pry her hands from the doorway, someone gives them a boost. laverne and dennis go tumbling through the sky. dennis tries to stabilize them, but something isn't right. >> i knew my t

little eileen died at the scene.eds of volunteers have joined in the search with 200 law enforcement personnel from all over the bay area. mikaela lynch who has autism wandered away from a family vacation home on wednesday. lynch does not speak and has the mental capacity of a 1-year-old. we certainly hope they find her safe. we'll have a look at weather and traffic right after this. >>> welcome back now. the time is 9:28. you'll notice a difference today. temperatures are going to be cooler. a breeze will pick up. also clouds are going to increase steadily as we head throughout the day today. we have a storm system that will bring us rain. for today 75, 63 in san francisco. speaking of those showers headed our way, we stopped the clock on future cast. when we meet back here this morning at this time, we will be tracking showers on the radar. looks like we're going to clear out just in time for friday and warm you up as you head into the upcoming weekend. lets check that rough ride this morning, mike. >> that drive t

. >> my name is eileen loiacono and i was a contract underwriter. >> my name is chico morton and i was a due diligence underwriter. >> smith: what does a due diligence underwriter do? >> a due diligence underwriter assesses the risk of buying loan portfolios. so a company on wall street, they're going to buy a loan pool, or a portfolio of loans, and we would be hired to go in and take a sample of the loans and review them. >> smith: so you were contract workers? >> yes. >> smith: and then what would you do? how would you go about doing the due diligence? >> well, we would travel to the location where the loans were stored. and we'd have a room, either a hotel room, conference room, or some workroom where we could set up tables and our laptop computers. >> smith: so these loans would come in in banker's boxes? >> yes. a lot of times, we were doing the manual labor of... of moving the boxes of loans back and forth. load all these boxes on vans and drive 'em to the hotel. unload 'em at the hotel, into the room where the due diligence underwriters were working. and there could be stacks al

i went to the house with my cousin eileen castro. she went to get money for her sweet 16th and he told me, you know, stay in the kitchen. so i didn't think nothing of it so i stayed in the kitchen. >> he just wanted you to stay in one room. >> yeah. >> he didn't want you walking around the house. >> no. >> when was this? >> i was about 11, maybe. >> so how long ago? >> nine, eight years ago. >> so 2005, you were in the house and at that point, if what authorities say is true, he had already kidnapped these three women. >> yeah. it's scary, like what if one of the girls came upstairs and i saw them, would i have been down there with them after that. >> what did you think of him? >> well, my mom never really let us by him by ourselves, but me, i had got like a creepy feeling from him. like just the way he gave a look, it was just weird to me. so i never really liked him, from how i felt about him, and from what he did to my aunt. >> you really blame him for your sister's death. >> oh, yes. he's the cause of my sister's death. >> she ca