and eileen gave it her all. perfecting the flying camel spin.ever missed she was allowed to leave school early. >> figures and free style. she didn't need to at school. 30, 1989. eileen left middle school and stopped to grab her gear for pla. she started home about 2:00 in the afternoon. >> her coaches were supposed to pick her up around 3:30. >> reporter: but eileen never made it home. hours became days. and weeks became years. it's now been three decades since she disappeared and was possibly kidnapped. no one knows where she is. >> and when i think of her and visualize her, i think of her as 13 years old. >> memories of eileen stopped as a teenager. but maddie and mike michelelove believe their daughter could be alive. >> what keeps us going is that she could come home. we don't have any evidence to the contrary. so every day, i put my feet to the floor and say, this is the day she could come home. >> this is what age progression believes she would look like. she would be 43 now. it's cases like jamie dugard that give them hope. >> what that

eileen's parents still live in the same house.ept her room just as she left it with her skates and metals still inside. >> nobody changed anything. it's up to her, none of the clothing and there will fit her, but that is her space. >> reporter: throughout dublin, reminders that eileen, the girl who wanted to be a pediatrician, is still missing. they still have her picture and reward posters and these pictures hang at the dublin police department. this is the city where kids just don't vanish. >> i do not know how they do it. how they could possibly not know where their daughter is. >> reporter: liz allen was one of eileen's closest friends. >> it is not fair. they are such a great family. i just hope they can find i need and find the answers. >> i remember the day eileen disappeared. >> reporter: for this detective, this case has special significance. >> nothing would satisfy me more than bringing a positive into this case. >> the cases been passed on. these binders are some of the reports that phil entire file cabinets at the pol

eileen is back. eileen burbidge to talk about the stories. we can't avoid brexit now, of course. we are back. new year, new wii, and mps are back. new year, new wii, and mps are backin back. new year, new wii, and mps are back in parliament. the irish times has on its front page and exchange of letters may break uk backstop impasse. —— week. this is not the mps writing letters to theresa may,

northam: congratulations leader eileen filler-corn on her to leader eileen filler-corn on her historic achievement. and thank you, delegate toscano, for your years of service. [applause] [applause] [applause] and finally, i want to recognize my cabinet and the thousands of virginia state employees they represent for their committed service to our people. thank you. [applause] i'm often asked what has most impressed me as governor, and it's the hard work and talent of our thousands of state workers, from game wardens, to vdot road crews, to state police. each of you works diligently to ensure that every corner of this commonwealth is a place of opportunity for all. it is an honor to serve as the 73rd governor of this great commonwealth.

eileen is back. eileen burbidge to talk about the stories. we can't avoid brexit now, of course.e are back. new year, new wii, and mps are back. new year, new wii, and mps are backin back. new year, new wii, and mps are back in parliament. the irish times has on its front page and exchange of letters may break uk backstop impasse. —— week. this is not the mps writing letters to theresa may, this is letters between the eu and officials in the uk. this is quite interesting circular it is a sort of legal mechanic. it is meant to pacify. the difficulty as it is trying to pacify both sides of the issue. the eu has said, very clearly, they are not about to reopen the legal text of the withdrawal agreement. so they will not go back and revise any of that wording. what we are trying to do and what we are seeing them do is decide letters to try to address what is in the text without going in and reopening that can of worms. however, they have the same challenge they always have, howdy, with up with a set of documents where they are in the letters are the actual body of the agreement thems

and -- the hits -- may continue to come: ((eileen cross/city of santa cruz: "249 right now we're just manage health and safety with the campers 53")) city leaders say -- they are very aware of the homeless encampment -- that's dramatically grown in the last few weeks -- steps from the gateway plaza shopping center. in fact, they say they've even put out toilets, trash bins and hygiene stations... for the dozens who've moved onto the property. ((eileen: "429 reporter: what would you say to somebody at home who's watching this and saying well why can't you just tell them to leave? eileen: we can't actually tell them to leave 35 it's against the law now 37")) a new federal law -- makes it illegal to cite or arrest someone for sleeping on public property -- if the city or county doesn't have enough shelter beds. the county reports -- eighty percent of the 22-hundred plus homeless are unsheltered. ((carrie goodman/dropped food off to homeless: "920 and there's some saddness in my heart that this is the life that some people 24 that this is their only option 26")) carrie goodman -- lives in

eileen's parents still live in the same house on a quiet cul-de-sac. they have kept her room just as she left it with her skates and metal still inside. >> she knows when she comes home no one is change anything and it's up to her, granted none of the clothing will fit her anymore, but that is her space. >> reporter: throughout dublin are reminders that ilene with the braces and the wavy dark hair who wanted to be a pediatrician is still missing. aback winter of her parents car still has her picture and reward signs. in the city were kids just don't vanish. >> i just don't know how her family does it. how they could possibly not know where their daughter is. >> reporter: liz allen was one of ilene's closest friends . >> they are such a great family and i just really hope that they can find ilene and find the answers. >> i grew up in this town to remember the day she disappeared . >> reporter: for this detective, this case has special significance. >> nothing would satisfy me more than bringing a positive resolution to this case for the family. >> repor

eileen left. i would consider myself an al gore democrat, kind of in the middle of the party. we generally talk about politics from the left and from that point of view. host: with house democrats taking power this week, being a progressive, how do you square those two? does one equal the other in terms of results in activity and nancy pelosi in power? i believe that you are

hi, is this eileen?e reached out to sister eileen shaw, who cahill says she continued to see for years as an adult. you don't wish to discuss this at all? she just hung up. the sisters of charity removed her from her role as a grade school principal and outside ministry but say she remains a nun. what do you hope? >> that is the beginning of many, many times more that i get to speak and i get to educate and i get to possibly prevent this from happening to anyone ever again. >> ninan: in a statement, the congregation tells cbs news, "the case was investigated immediately when it was reported in 1994. and a settlement was reached that was mutually agreed by all parties. we believe that the sisters of charity acted in a responsible manner." still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a controversial new plan to prevent overcrowding in venice, italy. why a day trip could soon cost tourists a little extra. soon cost tourists a little. tourists a little. lawyer buthen it t super spec lee fromi leard my a small region

so she says that she took the baby me and she said well eileen is my four leaf clover. i have a sibling who told me that my father cried and that when he came home he handed me to my siblings and everyone got very upset and they said take it away. someone ripped up the blankets instead that's not a baby or something to that effect that's not our sister. that was what i was taught. as a young child. people. eileen cronan was one of several follow the my babies born in cincinnati where an american drug company richardson merrill had their headquarters like the german drug company merrill promoted the drug as completely safe even during pregnancy like green and merrill had no evidence to back this up. merrill applied to the federal drug administration in one nine hundred sixty for approval to bring a little mite onto the american market and was allowed to conduct clinical trials on patients across the country now it wasn't a clue clinical trial at all what it was was a marketing campaign trumped up to look like a clinical trial michael mann isn't it is an australian lawyer

we ran into san francisco local eileen gu who just brought home second place from the 2019 world cupeski in france and says even she feels like she's missing out on all the fun in tahoe.sot: eileen gu, 2019 world cup freeski winner// "and im going to italy tomorrow morning i wish i could be in tahoe this weekend because its going to be absolutely dumping this weekend. but everyone in san francisco going up thre so lucky so jealous of you guys i wish i was shredding some fresh powder right now." california highway patrol officer peter mann of truckee warns drivers to watch out for chain control and even if its not in effect have chains on you in case you come across issues once you're off the freeway and trying to get to your cabin.sot: officer peter mann, california highway patrol //" we just want to advise people to really be prepared before they come up weve seen a lot of stranded motorists this year some cars that were underprepared as well as people themselves have your car ready for winter travel so make sure you fill up gas before you head up the mountain as well as take your t

in college eileen crown and fell in love with andy a graduate student in economics i was in love very definitely. although i already had a boyfriend you know i immediately was drawn to are you nervous graciousness and intelligence. her wit we moved in together. and we got pregnant very quick. very quickly. i was wracked with worry all my life about having a child because i didn't know for sure that my mother had taken berlin and i i was kind of panicked it started to settle in oh my god i'm going to have a baby i don't even know if i can have a baby i don't know if the baby's going to have legs or not have legs or something else but also make drily i did not know how i was going to carry a baby in my body and so no they did the ultrasound they all just sound technician zero and in right away we found foot one foot blow it up took a picture and wrote foot and then other foot hands fingers and. i was crying and all the intern started. we knew that she would be ok. and eileen are best friends it's not hard to understand why anya took up to be a ballet dancer because that's something her

eileen in massachusetts, eileen?ller: hi, jim >> hi. >> caller: i have shares of sena for several years. i didn't sell them when i had a gain now they're down and i have a loss my question is shall i hold on hoping they're going to go up, cut my losses and sell, or buy more if you feel this is a buying opportunity >> okay. eileen, this ufor the question i don't really care where a stock has been i care where it's going. i think this stock is bottoming, but i do want you to scale out on the way out i cannot recommend any chinese stocks because if the trade talks break down, you're going to end up getting hurt anthony in new jersey, anthony >> boo-yah, jim. how you? >> i am good how about you? >> caller: good. i'm calling regards to pseng a few questions about it i know they hit their highest peak they ever had a few weeks ago. >> yes >> i wonder what your opinion is on that? >> it's a good one i like ap power a little more. i write a check every month. they're good they're good not great. not bad. that's all i can put

hi, is this eileen?eached out to sister eileen shaw who cahill says she continued to see as an adult. you don't wish to zhus discuss at all? she just hung up. the sisters of share the removed her in her role as a grade school principal but report she remains a nun. they're restricting her from outside ministry. >> i think it's sad. >> reporter: in the meantime, cahill said the settlement she signed wasn't enough to help her deal with the lifetime of trauma. what is your hope? >> that this is the beginning of many, many times more that i get to speak and i get to educate and i get to possibly prevent this from happening to anyone ever again. >> reporter: cahill says she believes other nuns had to have fwhe known what was going on with her. she struggled with post traumatic stress disorder and alcohol and drug addiction that began with her abuse. the sisters of charity said they're eling to mewilling to mr though to address her concerns. >> predators seem to know exactly who to go after. >> and i think a l

northam: congratulations leader eileen filler-corn on her to leader eileen filler-corn on her historic achievement. and thank you, delegate toscano, for your years of service. [applause] [applause] [applause] and finally, i want to recognize my cabinet and the thousands of virginia state employees they represent for their committed service to our people. thank you. [applause] i'm often asked what has most impressed me as governor, and it's the hard work and talent of our thousands of state workers, from game wardens, to vdot road crews, to state police. each of you works diligently to ensure that every corner of this commonwealth is a place of opportunity for all. it is an honor to serve as the 73rd governor of this great commonwealth. it's hard to believe that a year has already come and gone since i last addressed the general assembly. we've had a very successful year together, and virginians are better for it. in fact, we've been so successful together that i've already started thinking about the future, about 2020. and so tonight, i am proud to announce i am going to seriously expl

we ran into san francisco local eileen gu who just brought home second place from the 2019 world cup freeski in france and says even she feels like she's missing out on all the fun in tahoe.sot: eileen gu, 2019 world cup freeski winner// "and im going to italy tomorrow morning i wish i could be in tahoe this weekend because its going to be absolutely dumping this weekend. but everyone in san francisco going up thre so lucky so jealous of you guys i wish i was shredding some fresh powder right now." california highway patrol officer peter mann of truckee warns drivers to watch out for chain control and even if its not in effect have chains on you in case you come across issues once you're off the freeway and trying to get to your cabin.sot: officer peter mann, california highway patrol //" we just want to advise people to really be prepared before they come up weve seen a lot of stranded motorists this year some cars that were underprepared as well as people themselves have your car ready for winter travel so make sure you fill up gas before you head up the mountain as well as take yo

eileen gavin is senior latin america analyst at the risk consultants verisk maplecroft trump has recognisedre any prospect of the us imposing sanctions where it would really hurt — on venezuelan oil? it's hard to get your head around the scale of the challenge facing the scale of the challenge facing the people. and also how the situation improves. what changes now? a couple of key developments yesterday. one was that the military came out in defence of the government. second was that the government. second was that the government said it was willing to dialogue and finally, juan guaido last night said he would come out in support of the entire community. tensions are still high today. what needs to happen now is that everyone has to take a step back and begin dialogue because it is the only way through the situation. it's very febrile and very, very difficult. the us has been talking about putting sanctions on venezuela that in effect, what it has done in recognising it venezuela, it is it in effect sanctions because it means that the us is looking to divert the resources from venezuelan o

we ran into san francisco local eileen gu who just brought home second place from the 2019 world cupfreeski in france and says even she feels like she's missing out on all the fun in tahoe.sot: eileen gu, 2019 world cup freeski winner// "and im going to italy tomorrow morning i wish i could be in tahoe this weekend because its going to be absolutely dumping this weekend. but everyone in san francisco going up thre so lucky so jealous of you guys i wish i was shredding some fresh powder right now." california highway patrol officer peter mann of truckee warns drivers to watch out for chain control and even if its not in effect have chains on you in case you come across issues once you're off the freeway and trying to get to your cabin.sot: officer peter mann, california highway patrol //" we just want to advise people to really be prepared before they come up weve seen a lot of stranded motorists this year some cars that were underprepared as well as people themselves have your car ready for winter travel so make sure you fill up gas before you head up the mountain as well as take you

we ran into san francisco local eileen gu who just brought home second place from the 2019 world cup freeski in france and says even she feels like she's missing out on all the fun in tahoe.sot: eileen gu, 2019 world cup freeski winner// "and im going to italy tomorrow morning i wish i could be in tahoe this weekend because its going to be absolutely dumping this weekend. but everyone in san francisco going up thre so lucky so jealous of you guys i wish i was shredding some fresh powder right now." california highway patrol officer peter mann of truckee warns drivers to watch out for chain control and even if its not in effect have chains on you in case you come across issues once you're off the freeway and trying to get to your cabin.sot: officer peter mann, california highway patrol //" we just want to advise people to really be prepared before they come up weve seen a lot of stranded motorists this year some cars that were underprepared as well as people themselves have your car ready for winter travel so make sure you fill up gas before you head up the mountain as well as take yo

the situation in the country and that's another hypothesis that the authorities are working on now eileen you mentioned obviously various different groups still operating in the columbia but you did mention specifically the l.n. or the national liberation army m i believe there was an attack on an on an oil pipeline not that long ago just how much of a threat are they. if this is a small organization but contrary to the far as they are very permanent in that in the country they have a large network of militias within cities and with it within rural areas and these have been very active in these type of attacks they're highly trained in the use of weapons in the use of explosives and so this is one possibility that might be likely. when we come to the president even decay he was only sworn in last august and his approval ratings have taken a pretty steep fourth since then how is he doing and is this really just another test of his presidency he's not doing very well i would say there were high expectations and they have not been met to a large degree his his polls are very low comparative

advocate eileen huck says there are school districts that just "wait it out." >> it's unfortunate, but i think it's sometimes true, that school districts will be hesitant to provide a new service or new resource to a family they know is going to be moving out of the district in a year or two. >> we're not activists. we're not looking for a fight. we're looking for a good community. >> reporter: it is rare for a faly to file a formal complaint, and even more rare for them to win. but a virginia department of education investigation found that the school district had not provided the minimum education required by law for marisa. e school district appealed. the normans won again in federal court, and virginidebeach was ord to pay for her private school. >> marisa! oh! >> reporter: marisa had ton repeat a grader new school, t now, she's doing well. >> she plays on the volleyball team. >> she's making friends. she's learning. >> reporter: providing special education services can be expensive for school dtricts, but as the normans say, it's federal law. they say virginia beach schools have a

would say that the objective is quite difficult to comply with right now and colombians of course eileen were deeply polarized over the issue of peace with the sox they were many problems in a stalemate problems in implementing that deal do you think they can be a similar deal with the. the l. and my colleagues have explained it is a completely different organization in the negotiations that had taken place with the group had proceeded along a very different track most importantly the and insist that any agreement has to be the result of consultations with civil society would come in the fire could not demanded and this is a very difficult act to conduct and so proceeding and get even to lay down their arms even is a very difficult challenge that the government now. christian in barcelona or in spain any n.z. to puddle beltran has drawn comparisons between the e l a and the basque separatist group eta we know that better when he was visiting the region just a few months ago spain support to reach some sort of agreement because of spain's experience with. a comparison be drawn between. an

eileen huck with the national military family association says obtaining special education servicess a "significant challenge" for service members nationwide. >> so often i hear frofamilies who had things set at their previous location, and then thev had to and then they feel as though they're starting from scratch. >> reporter: the military does consider a child's medical and educational needs during assignments... >> but there is less attenti paid to the special education services, because federal law says that all school districts are required to provide a free and appropriate public education. >> reporter: all childrenpe with sal needs, in every public school district, are entitled to an evaluation and individualized plan, detailing the supports they will receive. but when marisa returned to the virginia beach district, her parents noticed right away something was wrong. >> we weren't getting progress reports. they kept taking away services and goals from her education plan. >> it was very frustrating. >> at the same time, they would give her honor roll and student of the month,

this year marks 30 years since the disappearance of a dublin girl, eileen misheloff was 13-year-old when she went missing. on the day she disappeared she left school early after being excused from class. she was walking home alone and last seen at the intersection of san ramon road and boulevard. they're holding a candlelight walk to retrace her steps tonight at 7:00 at wells middle school. >>> coming up for you here on "today in the bay," apple is warning investors this morning. what they're saying is the reason behind a drop in profit, and how this could impact your money. >>> plus, is chicken an af aphrodisiac? look at what one fast food company is offering up this valentine's day. reynold's kitchens™ has eliminated plastic wrap frustration for good. to celebrate, award winner jeff russo composed the world's shortest victory song. [sfx: victory song plays] yes! this is the good stuff™ >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up higher this morning. the dow rose slightly yesterday but the nasdaq

and we meet online activist marcy eileen.

environmentalist agenda which includes or even park and cracking down on illegal logging my name is lame eileen is the pastor and i'm a nurse. of a tribal council in vanuatu it's always been i'm in the position my husband son goal for we are about childless to give me the right to ponting. the i come from totally different islands and try and different. customs and culture somewhere happy somewhere not puppy at the end of the day that she lives. as the lessee my husband and i go to capitol hill every day to bring kids to school but those so for work and for shopping. for enough in hospitality institution in florida when i look around me i see the destruction of forests and my really lives after the cycle and everybody relies on the government handouts so the council decides that would go away. it's we have to do something to orce. so in our community we put all these by laws in place the first thing is the shelter that can shelter the families that don't have psycho on parole hormones our fear is also the thing tides the sea water rise just keep coming in we introduce nearby lowes or to stop pe

eileen burbidge from passion capital is with me here. great to have you here, good morning. is trying to distract everyone anyway, what is apple up to? yes, so historically they have never exhibited or done anything at the show. what they have done this time is taken out a full billboard, it is not even a billboard, it is not even a billboard, it is the sight of a building, so when visitors are lending in las vegas they see this massive building, it is all white, taking a shot at privacy concerns vulnerabilities you might see from competitors, the likes of google or facebook. so it is touting its policy and taking a shot at, we are not at the show but we are going to make fun of you. so they are trying to change the conversation about apple but really we are still talking about what they said last week and many other ces are looking at apple's rivals saying is this an apple issued? at apple's rivals saying is this an apple issued ? because at apple's rivals saying is this an apple issued? because their phones are so apple issued? because their phones are so expensive? or is

tonight we're live to remember the disappearance of 13-year-old eileen micheloff in hopes her case canday still be solved. >>> there are more young kids. there are more people with whole families, like with babies on the street. there's more homelessness. no one can afford this rent. this is crazy. >> homelessness in the bay area is just a reality that more and more people sadly are facing. and we're looking for solutions tonight. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. abc 7 news has made a commitment to building a better bay area, which means we dig into the issues that are noticeable where you live. >> that's exactly right. across the bay area and across the country people are tallying up the number of homeless living in their community. this is required by the u.s. department of housing and urban development in order to receive federal funding. san mateo is the last county in the bay area to do its census, scheduled for tomorrow. today santa clara, alameda, and contra costa counties all conducted their census. >> check out this graph showing how

one of our members, a woman called eileen we're who started her political career in the ulster defense association has been awarded the prize for having contributed more to community relations than anyone else. and this is something she's immensely proud of. we needed to broaden the base. we needed to be inclusive. and we needed to be reflective. this was not an exercise of nostalgia. although obviously, some of that will come in. and when we officially launched our commemoration committee, it was done at rosemary street presbyterian church in belfast. the symbolism of that site is very, very important. because that is where the united irish man in 1798 really had sprung from. where the idea was to have a catholic protestant epicenter. impressing upon people the symbolism of how you move forward. another thing that came through. we've spoken of president higgins' contribution in dairy on october 6th this year. that was a four-day festival. we deliberately called it a festival. and one of the sessions we had which unorganized was poetry, protest, and song. because when you're trying to

about women in the military. >> host: from the national press club we want to introduce you to author eileeners. her new book is called three women on the front lines in afghanistan, beyond thel.

he's handed that over to eileen murphy and david mccormick. they are really running a day-to-day.onnie: we should mention there's always financial innovation on wall street. we have potentially a new innovation in the exchange industry. reporter: needless to say, this caught a huge amount of attention on the bloomberg terminal this morning when this was announced. a potential new stock market and the names getting together to do this. bank of america, merrill lynch, charles schwab, e*trade, td ameritrade. , bigis across the spectrum money center banks, as well as some of the newer entrants come so to -- entrants, there definitely is room, and notably this would be owned by the numbers, which harkens back to the old days. what's old is new again. the idea of members really owning something really harkens back to how wall street used to run. guy: jason, this must be in part a response to the prospective we paul -- against dark pauls. is this a reaction to the revelatory environment we find ourselves in? reporter: it certainly feels like it, and it feels like a matter of both transpa