hayley's mom was hugged by friends and family. angela spoke to us off campus about her daughter. >> in the 12 short years that hayley was here, she has changinged and touched and impacted more lives than most people do in an entire lifetime. and i miss her so much. >> police say hayley was by sick lig home on tuesday afternoon when she was struck by an suv. hayley was taken to oakland's children hospital where she died of her injuries. her death has moved the community. especially those with children. >> when something like this happens, you wonder how you can prevent it. >> it is sad when it hits the community. you think of your children and how it can happen to they will. it is emotional. >> teddy bears, flowers and candles were brought to the vigil as were white balloons released in her memory. a memorial a few feet away from where the 12-year-old was struck is filled with toys and flowers from hayley and her family. the man who was driving the suv has not been charged in the accident. >> the cause of the accident is still unde

hayley's mom was hugged by friends and family. angela spoke to us off campus about her daughter. >> in the 12 short years that hayley was here, she has changinged and touched and impacted more lives than most people do in an entire lifetime. and i miss her so much. >> police say hayley was by sick lig home on tuesday afternoon when she was struck by an suv. hayley was taken to oakland's children hospital where she died of her injuries. her death has moved the community. especially those with children. >> when something like this happens, you wonder how you can prevent it. >> it is sad when it hits the community. you think of your children and how it can happen to they will. it is emotional. >> teddy bears, flowers and candles were brought to the vigil as were white balloons released in her memory. a memorial a few feet away from where the 12-year-old was struck is filled with toys and flowers from hayley and her family. the man who was driving the suv has not been charged in the accident. >> the cause of the accident is still unde

hayley's mom was hugged by friends and family.off campus about her daughter. >> in the 12 short years that hayley was here, she has changinged and touched and impacted more lives than most people do in an entire lifetime. and i miss her so much. >> police say hayley was by sick lig home on tuesday afternoon when she was struck by an suv. hayley was taken to oakland's children hospital where she died of her injuries. her death has moved the community. especially those with children. >> when something like this happens, you wonder how you can prevent it. >> it is sad when it hits the community. you think of your children and how it can happen to they will. it is emotional. >> teddy bears, flowers and candles were brought to the vigil as were white balloons released in her memory. a memorial a few feet away from where the 12-year-old was struck is filled with toys and flowers from hayley and her family. the man who was driving the suv has not been charged in the accident. >> the cause of the accident is still under investigation. the

hayley happy. the interesting thing about muni riders, unlike going to a giants' game and going out into the public and trying to convince people to change their commute from whatever they're doing to biking, a muni rider, you know where that person starts and you have a pretty good idea about where they stop. i just wonder if we, not to take away from our muni traffic, but if people would rather bike and they lower traffic, if identified those stops and those areas where our muni riders would have a good and efficient biking alternative, and targeted those stops and routes just to let people know, hey, you're riding this bike as -- you know, ed rides to work every morning, and he could take a bike and say here is how you can ride a bike to work and it would be really easy. we have sort of a known quantity at the bus stop. i just wonder if just telling people the routes that exist, especially as we build them, and how they're flat and have safety designs, just so people know there is the biking alt

reporter: here at the scene you can see people continue to come here to bring flowers or just remember hayley. police say it doesn't appear the driver was drinking or driving recklessly. they are looking into the possibility that he or hailey were using their cell phone at the time of the accident they are exploring all possibilities. they don't know why it happened. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a mother and her 20-year-old daughter escaped a fire that burned their home in san jose this morning. the fire broke out before 7 a.m. on mulberry lane. neighbors called 911 saying the house was burning, you can see photos taken by firefighters on the scene showing the roof fully engulfed. mother and daughter got out sail after their smoke detectors went off. the cause still under investigation. >>> morgan hill police looking for a mother they say abandoned her daughter during a shoplift ago tempt. police say 38-year-old marcy keelin and her 10-year-old daughter went to safeway and filled their cart instead of paying keelin told her daughter to wait with the cart near the exit while she got her suv,

reporter: here at the scene you can see people continue to come here to bring flowers or just remember hayley. police say it doesn't appear the driver was drinking or driving recklessly. they are looking into the possibility that he or hailey were using their cell phone at the time of the accident they are exploring all possibilities. they don't know why it happened. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> a mother and her 20-year-old daughter escaped a fire that burned their home in san jose this morning. the fire broke out before 7 a.m. on mulberry lane. neighbors called 911 saying the house was burning, you can see photos taken by firefighters on the scene showing the roof fully engulfed. mother and daughter got out sail after their smoke detectors went off. the cause still under investigation. >>> morgan hill police looking for a mother they say abandoned her daughter during a shoplift ago tempt. police say 38-year-old marcy keelin and her 10-year-old daughter went to safeway and filled their cart instead of paying keelin told her daughter to wait with the cart near the exit while she got her suv,

tragedy 12 year- old girl killed running her bike home from school candles were lit in memory of hayley a rat left don knapp on our friends and family cope with the shock. >>> hundreds gathered under nevada laws broadbills to pay respects to 12 year-old haley ran left >>> of humanity that cares for one another the pain of one family absorbed by the pain of all of us >>> haley did not go to school here she was a seventh grader at sinaloa middle school but killed nearby when the bicycle was killed by an s u v a roadside memorial continues to grow throughout the evening to a for classmates held back tears as they spoke of a loss of their fellow student >>> she was kind of light on bullis tomboyish should like tos out sugar cubes >>> but she was so sat she was crying and crying >>> the talk at the memorial turns to the danger of this road >>> it is a thoroughfare and racetrack not only for the high- school kids but easy to just press the pedal to the metal on the street >>> when you come back from point risher going 50 mi. an hour and a don't emphasize you don't need to slow down you can se

many of the people who attended friday's vigil didn't know 12-year-old hayley ratliff or her family, but they came to san marin high school to celebrate her young life. >> every parent that i've seen in the neighborhood, as i drive by. we all have the same look. >> the look of sadness and despa despair. ok kayly's family was there in tears. the community is one family embracing another family in pain. >> this family moved here from new mexico less than a month ago. don't know anybody, they're here on their own. they came out for a job, a relocation. and all these people, the entire community is supporting them. >> reporter: the support comes one day after little kaylee was killed in an accident. she was struck by an suv while riding her bike home from school. she was rushed to a local hospital and airlifted to children's hospital, where she died. police say the driver of the suv is cooperating with police. >> i got a 4-year-old here, and if it ever happened to me, i would be devastated. i wouldn't know how to react, i wouldn't know what to do. >> classmates and strangers laid candles

ann romney's spokesperson, sarah hayley said the smoke stung their eyes.t appears to come from a electrical cause. but that is not confirmed. everybody is reportedly fiber-optic according to fox news channel's carl cameron, but again, it was a flight from omaha to louisiana. 10 people on board the plane including ann romney, made a successful and safe emergency landing in denver. back to you, melissa. melissa: all right. adam shapiro thanks so much. welcome back to the special edition of "money", open for business. we're live in houston, texas, to dig into what makes this city so business friendly for wide variety of industries. here is a fun factoid. with more than 11,000 restaurants to choose from, 11,000, houstonians eat out more than any other city in the u.s., four times a week. the national average is roughly three. what is in the secret sauce of this booming business? who better to tell us than tillman fertita, billionaire, sole owner, chairman and ceo of houston-based chain, landry's. largest privately owned entertainment and gaming company. >> tha

grief counselors will be on hand today where 10-year-old hayley ratliff attended school she was killede home. the driver does not face charges. mike has a look at our forecast despite the fog going to clear. >> yeah, about an hour later than yesterday that will keep temperatures close to where they are today, 60s, coast, 70s bay. could be triple skweuts inland by monday. >> hot spots daly city northbound 280 ramp to 101 slow from john daly. overturned ice cream truck eastbound 4 before somersville "sig alert" stall westbound at willow pass i will >> the news continues ♪ >>> that crowd just out there in times square. d.j. reach. he's here for deejay friday. the whole control room. a nice panoramic view in the control room. good morning, everyone. robin is on her medical leave. great to have amy robach here. >> thanks so much. >>> and, sam, you have people lining up outside. >> as if times square wasn't fun enough, amy, and it is. it's the perfect way to start a weekend. if you come down to "gma" times square, we have the "gma" photo booth. you can walk in, have a pic with the group that

. >> hayley travels to europe and south america and to all the wineries we go to.d. he makes sure that we see earthworms and we see butterflies. he sees butterflies and i scratch around for earthworms. that's how we know that the soil is organic, there are no chemicals. >> reporter: at first am election resisted the idea of a seeing eye dog but now it's hard to imagine her life without him. >> if i see something organic, if he likes the wine he will sniff it. if it's not right, he will turn his head away like that. no cheating. >> reporter: it was at a blind wine tasting like this one years before alex lost her sight that she first realized her ability to discern the products of a wine using only her sense of smell and taste. >> the wines are not manipulated, made correctly, i'm pretty good. i can usually get the vineyard, the country, and the price point. >> reporter: after 7 1/2 years of service he is ready for retirement. he will spend his golden years here in alex' childhood vineyard. >> i really do believe the loss of my vision was a gift because it allowed me

week before school started dancing as they are new to the area my daughter and i offered to show hayleyshe did not know anybody around here. we talked and we hugged last nine and it's a tragedy. it's horrible. >> here is a picture of the 12 year old girl haley rat left. her family just moved to nevada from new mexico a month ago. she wrote on facebook that she did not want to leave new mexico and her friends behind. grief counselors are at the school, we tried to talk to them but they said they're just too busy at this time and they had nothing to say to us. we're trying to get reaction from the police department. the driver was not arrested at the scene and he is cooperating with the police department. >> watching the traffic behind you it seems that the cars coming towards you are moving pretty fast. it does seem like they're picking up speed. what is the speed limit? >> the speed limit is 35 mi. per hour. even though it there is a roadside memorial and there is a close-knit community people are aware of what's going on. it is the audubon around here and people are worried about that.

at a time when the electorate is as divided as ever and wind -- media scrutiny is -- next is hayley. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am one of the people who spend every summer for the last few summers going around the nation asking questions. my main question is, what do people think politically and what they are paying attention to. you say are a third party is relevant, yes, they are. they will never get any kind of support as long as the american people are more interested in things like "dancing with the stars." that is a problem people have. it will not watch c-span or cnn. they will watch fox news or ms nbc. they will not vote. there are literally telling me all the time, i do not have time for that. i have to get some new louis baton. i am standing with my mouth wide open like, are you serious? you want a new job or a higher pay rate. third parties -- that is a hard fight. i am trying to start my own third party. that is why i am trying to do this to figure out how to get the american people to pay attention. host: who are you vot

this year the budget for hayley department come as much as people say some 600 million or 550 millionover $2 billion. that's a big difference. the mississippi river bridge that got the daniel boone bridge from st. louis county to st. charles. other things on the horizon. you have to look at a five, 1050 euro rising. amendment three was good for a state about a set to speed, but we can't rest on our laurels. would like from the inside out see if it's the right number or as little more than that before we talk about in a tax decrease or anything. i think it's time we looked at every rock in the state can see how we do things and say we can do better, more efficiently or at all. that is a fresh eyes and vision i bring to this race. >> next questions come from jeff boxer goes first to governor jay nixon. >> this following transportation to my speakers coming to the west. illinois building a sign of that system. should missouri be more aggressively pursuing its potential within that system? >> first of all, thank you for the question. we were tired to try to make sure we keep a robust rail