remember this -- she wanted to take time to share in this day of remembering with her city. lee is with us today. we would be remiss in not giving a special in allahu -- acknowledgment to former mayor willie brown whose strong and steady leadership, the strong leadership of the mayors of the city's got us through a difficult time. we thank you very much for that, mr. brown. we also have with us today district attorney george gascon. we appreciate your being with us. we have supervisor emeritus sean elsbernd. the treasurer of the city and county of san francisco is here today. we also have my predecessor at the poa, chris cuddy. we have the u.s. attorney here, i believe. melinda haig, we really appreciate you being here to share this special day with us. also joining us on the podium is the chief of police, the fire chief is here as well. i got a call yesterday from governor brown who could not be here. he wanted to be here. this is the city that mr. brown came from. he wanted to be here, but duties in sacramento on the 9/11 weekend kept him busy. our first speaker today -- i

the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

the mayor did not address why this is being allowed to continue in her city while others in san francisco have clammed down. last night a splinter group set up a separate camp near lake merit that has one councilmember concerned. >> at some point this becomes an embarrassment to oakland? >> i think it is the opposite san francisco has had riots in the streets and department stations and violence in the streets. we have not. i think we are containing it, containing it in one place is our choice. >> reporter: city administrators office says police are keeping an eye on things from a distance. early they are week this is what happened when a half dozen police came to address threats being made to reporters. the officers were marched out of the area by the demonstrators. the city has presented those who are camping with a list of requirements for them to continue to camp here. according to the city administrator's office, the campers have complied with about 2/3 of those. again, they are saying that if they become public health and safety issues become much greater at some point this camp cou

they came to say that i had broken a pipe and i would have to get a plumber out. >> unbeknownst to her, a cityontractor had installed a new water meter for her house and it caused water pipe to burst. she had no running water and she would have to call a plumber to get it fixed and she would have to pay for it herself. >> i couldn't believe it. i no water. that what blew my mind. you couldn't wash or do the laundry or do anything. >> helen had to rush to find a plumber and it wasn't cheap. $4200 to break open the sidewalk install a new pipe and then pour new concrete. >> thank god i had the money. >> shewith thed a claim with the city demanding to be reimbursed. the city rejected her claim but did turn it over to a contractor bsi meter services but the case stalled for weeks and then months. >> i got the idea of calling channel 7. i didn't know -- i didn't know who to turn us. >> she did call us. we found out this was much bigger than helen's case. >> this is about a two-year project to upgrade all the water meters. >> the water department is replacing all 177,000 water meters in the city with

we will analyze the overall picture of how the mayor is handling the occupy movement in her city. >>robin: mostly clear skies. it is cool in half moon bay. 60s for the rest of the bay area. it will be mild and cool into next week. here is a look at what you can expect during, and cool conditions. for tomorrow afternoon things will be nice and sunny. more temperatures coming up in and we will talk about your extended forecast. >>pam: much more ahead. >> a major milestone for the new bay bridge. we will let you know when you may be able to drive on the new eastern stand. >> more legroom in coach and room to stretch out on your next international flight. we will tell you where to find that. >> first netflix and now read box. higher prices. i am gabe slate and that is coming up. >>pam: there were four different arrests made in connection with south bay of robberies. police say they committed 18 armed robberies in san jose, santa clara, sunnyvale and campbell. investigators say the suspect's were spotted in a suspicious vehicle. >>pam: a bay area lawmaker is facing charges of grand the

police say that's where he assaulted her. citysays inspectors last noted the door was secure on that building back in july. the city tries to check each vacant house every 90 days but with 16,000 in the city, there's a tough row to hoe. >>> police believe they found the body of william mcquain, an 11-year-old who's been missing now for more than a month. search dogs and police have been searching for trails, but it's not yet clear why they went to this particular spot. an amber alert was issued when william's mother had been found dead in her apartment. >> if camera footage of curtis lopez, the suspect in this case, with william at a storage facility at the 13,000 block of listeria drive in germantown, the footage was from the morning of october 1st. the clothing on the body appears similar to what william was wearing on october 1st. >>> now, the man is speaking about curtis lopez who was seen in that surveillance video. lopez is likely to be returned to maryland where he's going to be charged in the mother's death. >>> there's be

the mayor did not address why this is being allowed to continue in her city while others in san francisco have clammed down. last night a splinter group set up a separate camp near lake merit that has one councilmember concerned. >> at some point this becomes an embarrassment to oakland? >> i think it is the opposite san francisco has had riots in the streets and department stations and violence in the streets. we have not. i think we are containing it, containing it in one place is our choice. >> reporter: city administrators office says police are keeping an eye on things from a distance. early they are week this is what happened when a half dozen police came to address threats being made to reporters. the officers were marched out of the area by the demonstrators. the city has presented those who are camping with a list of requirements for them to continue to camp here. according to the city administrator's office, the campers have complied with about 2/3 of those. again, they are saying that if they become public health and safety issues become much greater at some point this camp cou

. >> she fought cancer, in order to help her city she had to help herself first. what a story about deputy mayor. >> and how do you use the money from alcohol tax, go to piled build fields or go to the classroom? > >> we start with reaction it is death of gadhafi. >> he died in the hands of opposition solders. for the people of libya it's still not hear who is in charge. gadhafi never admitted to ordering the bombing of a plane but accepted the country's responsibility. >> i always had the image of him being caught by american special forces to like how we caught bin laden but today we have this great thing to the freeing of the people of libya. >> and for one mother here the death of gadhafi might bring her one step closer to seeing her son. >> he has been there since early this year, spent nearly six months in prison before escaping. we sat down with his mother tonight. >> reporter: we have late word tonight just in the past hour that sharon has spoken with her son, first here is what she said earlier. after the death of gadhafi. matthew has undergone a transfor

closing within side of the 12,000 points. >>> ruled against former oakland city administrator today in her discrimination lawsuit against the city of oakland. filed a gender discrimination lawsuit after ron fired her three years ago. he testified he let her go because she defied an order to stay away from police department affairs. accused of leaking information to her nephew. >>> red tail hawk that had been shot is doing a lot better tonight. we have photos here to share with you. this one shows the bird's capture on saturday. according to the medical staff the nail that was lodged in the bird's head dropped out during transported. this second picture shows the hawk at the center. he is eating ask doing well. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information on who injured the hawk. >>> students enjoyed a musical event today. carlos san tan arocked the house. >> reporter: this was not your usual assembly. on stage was a famous alumnus. and he had a message for students. >> look in the mirror and say i am significant. i am meaningful and i matter. >> reporter: shared the stage with 15 stud

>> the beatles legend brings his bride back to her native city. here's what you haven't heard about the bash that looked like the rock and roll hall of fame. 69-year-old paul in a coat and tie. his bride in a royal blue knee length dress and a giant sparkler on her finger. back in new york city two weeks after saying i do. ♪ billy joel, james taylor, bon jovi. we hear music's elite sipped champagne, danced and dined on a vegetarian feast before leaving. there was a beatles family reunion as yoko ono and her son shawn shaun made a rare public appearance. shaun getting a snap of the past. >> yoko, please! and nancy's second cousin barbara walters, loving it. >> how was the party? >> wonderful. >> paul and nancy must have been a bit tired. they returned from their honeymoon at mick jagger's luxury beach mansion in the caribbean islands. paul and nancy didn't leave the party until 1:30 in the morning. they have plenty of reason to celebrate and stay up late. >> having way too much fun. let's stay in new york city with martha stewart. is she censoring

someone snatched 11-month-old last week from her kansas city home. >>> a man charged with hacking mail of celebrities expected in court today. year-old christopher chaney targeted hollywood stars including christina aguilera, , and milaohansson kunis. what he did was wrong, obsessed. clark started as curiosity and turned into addictive to being behind going ons of what was see on the bige screen every day. >> he faces 26 counts of identity theft and wire tapping. convicted, he faces up to 121 years in prison. >>> turning to the weather. we can get through today, the weekend will be all right. >> the martin luther king jr. memorial is on sunday. this week and it's going to be great. be the better of the two days. >> i love that. >> showers working their way area. the will be pushing away. then a breeze will bring some air and will signal the change of the energy getting out of fear and a more subtle as we get deeper into upcoming weekend. some showers in manassas and of prince william county parts of fairfax and loudoun county and proper anddistrict into question and prince and easternn

. >> reporter: williams family joined her at city hall as the mayor presented her with a good samaritan award created just for her. >> everyone is call are proud of me. i am grateful for that. >> reporter: he was grateful for her intervention as he lay unconscious. >> some reason at that moment this beautiful lady decided to stop. to me she is my angel. my guardian angel. >> reporter: williams described herself as a good- hearted person and overwhelmed but grateful for the attention her act of bravery has brought here. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> another earthquake rocked the bay area today. the third quake in the same area in just the past week. today's quake measured 3.6 and centered near uc berkeley t. it hit before dawn at 5:30 this morning. >> we are having a earthquake right now. we are having a earthquake at this moment. >> reporter: it rattled the ktvu studios and served as a wake up call across the region and on the cal campus. the retrofit project is is under way at memorial stadium that sits on the hayward fault. >> the three shakers have been close to the stadium. it reenforces

the mayor issued this written statement, after returning to her city hall office last night.ow the mayor says, i am deeply saddened about the outcome on tuesday. it was not what anyone hoped for. ultimately, it was my responsibility and i apologize for what happened. >>> will michael moore says he will join the occupy oakland protesters yesterday. one message says, occupy oakland i am saddened and angry by your treatment by the police. in a second tweet michael moore said, i send greetings in solidarity to oakland. >>> well the union that represents new york police threatened to take action against protesters who injure police officers. on wednesday, hundreds of protesters march from their encampment to city hall showing solidarity with their counterparts here in oakland. the president of the union representing 5,000 police officers says he would sue the post at thes responsible for inciting violence. the. he referenced the events in oakland when he made the comments. >>> well students and parents can expect extra security at a pleasant hill school today. someone made a viole

her . >>> baltimore city police are looking for a man who they say raped a 13-year-old girl. the girl was walking down the sidewalk when the man came up to her, led her into an empty row home and assaulted her. >> it should not be open like that at all. at all. >> city housing said inspectors last noted a secheirodoor back in july. the city tries to check each vacant house every 90 days but that can be a tall order and no records anyone reporting that door had been missing. >>>en arrest has been made in the case of a girl murdered. jessica's body was found in the basement with stab wounds. her stepfather was involved with divorce proceedings with jessica's mother. police are expected to release more information later this morning. >>> a mall in best minister, it happened right outside a movie theater. the fight left one man in the hospital and another facing serious charges. police say the 19-year-old michael fisher jr. stabbed dominick miller in the stomach. miller was taken to shock trauma and fisher was released after posting bail but he faces first and second degree assaul

here's this great grandmother who only wanted to support the firefighters of her community, of her citydedly take her words and her image. they didn't do anything to rebut her image. they used her image against her with words that she never meant to say. >> doug, what's your reaction to this group twisting her words about how firefighters touched her life so personally? >> i'm angry, ed. it's safe to say the 10,000 professional firefighters in ohio are angry too. we can take it. we're big boys, we're big girls. we knew when we got into this fight that the slings and arrows were coming at us. we never expected them to come at one of our supporters like this. someone that was just like i said before doing what was best for her community. they went above and beyond. this is below the belt. but it's really not shocking. if you look at the way they've disrespected public employees and the middle class from the beginning of this, they locked us out of the state house. >> does this law help or hurt firefighters? >> i can't believe anybody could look at this law and think that it helps. >> as y

lowell melser spoke with her family. >> baltimore city police tell us they have very little to golan after finding a 43-year-old woman beaten to death inside of this home in the 900 block of east 41st street. her family is obviously devastated over this murder. >> i am not sure as to what happened here or anything like that. all i know is that what did happen here, whoever did this needs to come forward and turn themselves in. >> per alex canty and the rest of his family, they are still coming to grips with the death of his wife, who was found dead monday in her home in the 900 block of east 41st street. >> i got a call from my son and law saying that my grandson had called and told him that she was dead. >> police say was around 5:30 monday evening when they got the 911 call. montgomery canty was found with severe trauma to her head and would end up dying on the scene. neighbors told police she ran a small candy store out of her home for the children in the neighborhood, but police are not sure of a motive because there was no sign of forced entry. >> it appears there were some items

into two new leads which could be the first real progress since little lisa irwin vanished from her kansas cityonday night. her dad says he returned home from working an overnight shift, only to find his daughter's crib empty. julie banderas is live in the new york city newsroom with more. what new leads are police getting? >> reporter: they are saying they have two leads. essentially, someone, a teenager that lived next door to this house, apparently is being questioned by police. they are not exactly saying why they are talking to the neighbor. but the neighbor was home at the time, at the time that lisa vanished and also knew the access code to the family's garage. investigators are also looking into reports that a couple in california was seen with a small child fitting lisa's description, according to a relative. but experts say the first lead is more feasible than the second from the west coast. so they are really hoping that maybe someone that lives in the area will come up with something viable. >> any suspects? >> reporter: you know, police are saying they have no suspects in this case

. >>> a 10-month-old baby girl is missing from her kansas city home and tonight police say her parents are no longer cooperating with authorities. the parents dispute that claim saying they've never stopped cooperating. investigate on everies have no suspects at this point and few solid -- investigators have no suspects at this point and few solid leads. the police say the baby was snatched from her crib monday night or early tuesday. [ trumpet playing taps ] >>> a memorial service was held at veterans park today on the george washington university campus for the student killed last month in a fight. graduate student and war veteran patrick casey got into a confrontation in a mcdonald's near campus. after punches were then to casey fell and hit his head. he died from his injuries last week. no arrests have been made. >>> a tribute to the fallen firefighters of 9/11 now open to the public on capitol hill. 343 new york city firefighters died when the world trade center towers collapsed. their pictures are painted in oil on charred pieces of wood. the photo wall is traveling around the co

her pregnancy. she was once lei's friend. prosecute. immaterial the former city administrator lost her wrongful termination lawsuit. a jury voted to reject her claim that she was a victim of gender discrimination. the mayor fired her after she was accused of intervening on behalf of her nephew during a police gang sweep. her assistant settled her case against the city out of court for a half million dollars. >> what happened to the raiders in sports up after the break. . >>> okay, mark is here with saturday sports. that was ugly yesterday. >> i don't feel bad saying today because i said it friday, it was a huge mistake for them to even think about using carson palmer as the quarterback in the game. he didn't contribute totally to the loss but putting him in there the guy -- only three practices, hadn't played a professional game in nine months action he threw three picks and throughout the week most people kind of think it was distracting for the team to talk about him but today jackson wouldn't cop to that at all. >> i don't sense or felt that last week was abou

lisa irwin disappeared from her kansas city home more than a week ago. they say someone must have entered their home and taken her while she sleeps. they have hired an investigator to coordinate the efforts. >> there is a bad guy out there with this child. we want to get this child home safe and sound. that's the ultimate goal for everyone. let's have a happy ending for this. >> police crews searched a well about five blocks from her home but did not find anything. investigators don't have any suspects in the case. >>> prosecutors are winding down the case against the doctor charged with michael jackson's death. they include calling experts in pharmacology and propofol. yesterday they heard more of murray's police interrogation. prosecutors played an audiotape of murray's interview just days after jackson's death. he described the scene in the hospital after they learned their father died. >> they cried and cried and how will they live without their dad. she asked me, dr. murray, she said, you save a lot of patients. you saved people with heart attacks. y

she stopped by with me earlier this morning to sell her city. >> how key is it to get visitors coming back here, the economy improving, because people can't afford take a trip already. how difficult of a cell is your city, the strip? >> i think the stipulate is very, very healthy. we just had a bike ride of 1500 going by. this is a 4-hour a day place where you can get a carton of milk, go out in the middle of the night and get a breakfast if you like. it is the entertainment capital of the world and that is coming back. we've had 17 months of increased tourism and, in fact, this past month it was up 4.3%. >> are they spending money? >> they are spending money. because the tax that we get on the hotel room is how we operate most of the entity make us very, very healthy. downtown, this whole arts district is coming through. >> and we thank them for having us here in their city and looking forward to putting on the debate next week, the western republican debate hosted by cnn taking place here on the strip at the venetian hotel next tuesday, 8:00 eastern time president don't miss that. >

whether it's doing zomba with kids at health fairs or speaking at her hometown city council meeting, or talking to students at her former high school. >> i challenge you all to make a change today and to be a happy, healthy and confident individual in whatever it is in life you want to set out to accomplish. >> reporter: and she practices what she preaches, still making her health her top priority. >> i block out when i will eat, how will i eat that day. >> reporter: boyce still wants to achieve more. she has her sights on winning the miss america title in 2012 in january, and she's not afraid of this next challenge. >> anything in life you want to do, it takes hard work and determination and perseverance. >> bree boyce looks terrific what a transformation. a lesson for a lot of people. >>> last but not least this morning, i want candy and i know you do, too. stay with us. what's this? it's progresso's new loaded potato with bacon. it's good. honey, i love you... oh my gosh, oh my gosh.. look at these big pieces of potato. ♪ what's that? big piece of potato. [ male announcer ] progres

o0 c1 at this hour for a 80 believed to have been abducted from her home in kansas city this even though the amber alert for her was canceled. afternoon i am sean lewis >>and i'm nancy loo we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. the 10 month old lisa irwin was last seen asleep in her crib and 1030 monday night. when 100 kansas city police officers, fbi agents, and firefighters are looking for her. authorities said her parents were questioned and more cooperative. if the amber alert was issued yesterday morning but was then canceled last night. police said that the alert was no longer necessary although she is still considered missing an endangered. >>amanda knox is spending her first full day back home for the first time in four years >>thanks to everyone who supported me defended me and my family >>sheet thanked the crowd emotionally who greeted her last evening and she and her family arrived in seattle one day earlier an italian court acquitted her of the murder of her roommate british exchange student meredith kercher. knox's parent

and she sees first hand what this economy has done to public safety in her city and her state. please welcome officer jennifer pierce. jennifer? [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. my name is jennifer pierce. for five years i've been a police officer in connecticut and a member of council 15. i'm here today because connecticut needs jobs. and i want congress to pass president obama's proposal to teachers and first responders back to work act. it's clear that we are in a jobs crisis and everyone knows that the only way out is to start creating jobs. good jobs have put people back to work and made our communities safer and stronger at the same time. in the last two years, nearly 600,000 jobs have been lost through state and local government. some of these were in my home state. just this month 56 state troopers in connecticut received layoff notices. their fellow officers offered to retire to prevent the layoffs. fewer officers on the job hurts the entire community. it means response times might get longer, it means the streets might get patroled less. when a cop calls for b

. >> she has had lots of support in her home city. she has also had a lot of support from the media in the united states. that has not been the case in other parts of the world. i understand the people you represent have received some hate mail throughout the years that you were campaigning for amanda's release. how will you cope with opinions that will still undoubtedly be made about her. >> there are two kinds of opinions against her. there are the kinds that are uninformed and ignorant and there are the kinds of people who believe that college kids could have a sex orgy and sexual assault and murder someone by slitting their throats. those people are mentally ill. it is impossible. the courts found that. the court set up -- the corporate debt said that there are no facts or that the facts are not set to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. the court could have said that there are facts that are contradictory so there is an acquittal. but the court took pains to say there are no facts that support a murder charge. there are no facts tha

city. it did not take long at all for her leadership to come out, for her personality, a french ship, but alsot wonderful leadership. our great city sometimes, a lot of people focus on who is in room 200, but there are very special moments for many periods of the city where the city is defined by its great chiefs. today we celebrate one of those already. who is this movie star? that is a great thing. i want to thank john's grill for putting up, under their 40- year tradition, someone that we believe very much in our city, who has really led a great leadership and our fire department and has been a great leader on many fronts, helping us so much on anything -- everything from the toy drives to community participation, to everything that reflects a modern fire department and all the men and women that served the department. really give them the pride for working for the great city. chief, congratulations for making it on the wall. lee, john, to have this tradition, welcome our great chief. [applause] >> since you are the last one that has been hung on the wall previously, you two work so closely

they searched the wooded area near her house in kansas city yesterday. her parents say lisa van issued from her home on october 4th. authorities say they have no suspects or any major leads. >>> president obama is taking his jobs show on the road today. the president will stop in north carolina and virginia, both states important to his re-election hopes next year. we go to susan mcginnis in washington this morning. susan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. the president is pushing the jobs plan but the areas if you look at them that he has been focusing on, largely swing states show this could be as much about votes as it is about jobs. president obama heads to north carolina this morning to turn up the pressure on congress. >> that's what is at stake. putting people back to work. i'm going to travel all over the country over the next few weeks so we can remind congress that that is the most important thing. >> reporter: he'll visit the state as part his three-day bus tour aimed at building support in his jobs fan. senate republican

it will be a week tuesday since the infant disappeared from her kansas city bedroom in the middle of the night. her parents say she has kidnapped. today her family handed out thousands of flyers in parking lot at the kansas speed way. investigators say they have no solid leads or suspects despite an intensive search that included the family's neighborhood, nearby woods and also a land fill. >>> well, another gorgeous day has come to an end. but you know what, we're going to be able to do it all over again as we go through tomorrow. maryland's most powerful radar not picking up anything. we are scanning the skies and things look good and feel good outside as well. check out temperatures at the inner harbor. close to 70 degrees. 63 to annapolis. more of the same in d.c. 50 into york and 55 into winchester. as we go through the overnight the temperature will be right around 51 degrees. we will be mostly clear, cool and dry, and here that is forecast for tomorrow. oh, yes, it will be a nice one. mostly sunny skies with that temperature coming in right around 83 degrees. i will talk about

which could be the first real progress since little lisa irwin vanished from her kansas city home on monday night. and her father says he returned from working an overnight shift. only to find his daughter's crib empty. the federal police searching through a landfill for the second time and no clues turning up at all and hours after the child's mother says investigators dropped a bombshell accusation against her. julie banderas is live in our new york news room with more details. >> first, kelly, i just want it talk about the new details. the new leads that are coming in. apparently, a teenager that lives next door is being talked to by authorities and apparently that teenager, who they are not naming a suspect, not saying anything other than the fact that investigators have spoken with this teenager, apparently does know the combination to get into the garage of their home. and that's all we know at this point. and meantime, baby lisa irwin's parents are saying that she was snatched from her crib, sometime monday night or early tuesday, and that the abductor actually entered through

the 11-month-old disappeared october 4th from her kansas city home. r mother admitted she was drunk the night the child disappeared but deborah bradley insists she would not have the harmed her daughter under the influence. >>> and race car driver dan wheldon has been laid to rest in florida. he died last saturday in a crash at a las vegas indy 300. the two-time indy 500 winner was remembered as a driver with the heart of a lion. nascar is giving drivers a weekend featuring the image of a knight in his honor. >>> americans in kenya are on alert. the u.s. embassy is warning them of an imminent threat of attacks. after kenya sent troops to find islamic militants. it is directed at places where congregate. and the heir to the saudi throne has died. he died in a new york hospital. his half-brother was thought to be in his 80s and was battling cancer. he served for decades as the saudi defense minister sister and described as a valued friend of the united states. >>> the worst flooding in thailand is not going away anytime soon. the prime minister told resi

they want the city to upgrade a crosswalk where a young boy was injured and a little girl died last week. six-year-old -- a six-year-old was killed on her way to school. john alston is live at east palo alto city council live with the story. >> residents made it clear they want improvements at the crosswalk. it has been a traffic hotspot. so far this year police have stopped 62 drivers handing out 19 tickets, mostly for failure to stop for school buss and pedestrians. at the spot where a little girl was struck and killed, children cross bay road and look at the growing memorial. but some adults are trying to do much more. >> it should not be the death of a child. wake up and do the right thing. >> the east palo alto resident gathered more than 400 petitions named asking to make safety improvements where six-year-old torres-zamora was killed walking to school with her mother. >> i was hit in the front of my house when i was five years old. and it touched my heart. >> reporter: she presented her petition to the city council. she is trying to figure out how to make crosswalks safer. city officials say they have made improvements like re-do

they want the city to upgrade a crosswalk where a young boy was injured and a little girl died last week. six-year-old -- a six-year-old was killed on her way to school. john alston is live at east palo alto city council live with the story. >> residents made it clear they want improvements at the crosswalk. it has been a traffic hotspot. so far this year police have stopped 62 drivers handing out 19 tickets, mostly for failure to stop for school buss and pedestrians. at the spot where a little girl was struck and killed, children cross bay road and look at the growing memorial. but some adults are trying to do much more. >> it should not be the death of a child. wake up and do the right thing. >> the east palo alto resident gathered more than 400 petitions named asking to make safety improvements where six-year-old torres-zamora was killed walking to school with her mother. >> i was hit in the front of my house when i was five years old. and it touched my heart. >> reporter: she presented her petition to the city council. she is trying to figure out how to make crosswalks safer. city officials say they have made improvements like re-do

telling her, we believe it would be wise for the city of baltimore to act with restraint and responsibility. among those signing on, the fraternal order of police. >> we endorsed her for her re- election. we consider her a good friend. and we just disagree. >> reporter: some cities have started doing health and safety inspections at the campsite. >> reporter: like here in boston, where they said it was okay for demonstrators to stay. but los angeles is thinking about kicking them out. atlanta has already done so. in new york, protestors took to the streets, marching in solidarity, with oakland, after the violence there. >> i think most of us know what's wrong. but what most of us don't know is what to do about it. >> reporter: so what is baltimore city going to do? the mayor says she supports the cause and the right to free speech. and the city is thoashting with -- negotiating with demonstrators. it still remains unclear, though, how long they'll stay here. >> we believe they should have their first amendment rights and be able to protest. >> reporter: now, we're on a bit of an island here

you'll never roam alone. >>> it's been almost a week now since baby lisa irwin disappeared from her kansas cityng and found the front door unlocked and his 10-month-old daughter gone. after multiple searches for the child, there are really no suspects. the fbi and police are stumped on this one. our very own ed lavandera has been covering this story for us from kansas city. i know you've been there through the weekend. investigators did a re-enactment. what is the latest you can tell us. >> yesterday afternoon, can you see the house behind me, the window that's been the focus of the investigation, on the right edge of the house. late yesterday afternoon, investigators came out here and tried to re-enact the story that was put out by police, that someone had gone into the home through that window and they tried -- officers, to re-create, see if this was possible to do. what it would have taken to get this done in the overnight hours between monday and tuesday of last week. it was interesting to watch. you saw the officers struggling to get in there. at one point the window falls down on them. in