. >> reporter: a new photo of missing nursing student michelle lee were posted on her sister jocelyn's blog. they found her car with everything in it. how can she drive? it's one of the many questions and concerns of lee's family, friends, and fellow students. >> we're all deeply concerned about michelle le. our thoughts and prayers are with her, her family, her friends, we are -- we main hopeful she is safe and will be located soon. >> reporter: le, who is 26, lives at this condo complex and attends classes at samuel merit university nearby. on friday evening she had a special class here at the kaiser permanente medical center in hayward. she was last seen leaving for a break at 7:30 p.m. her car was driven out of the parking garage but found a few weeks away near sleepy hollow avenue. she had made plans to meet up with a friend and drive torino but she never met the friend. >> i've never heard of this kind of foul play, people missing or something like that, in this area. we have had problems with cars being vandalised in this area, which is kind of the norm, but for the most part no

good evening, jocelyn. my name is sidney loung, i'm the current owner of the end up. i've been operating the end up for the past six years. for the last six years, i want to help change the image of the end up as a good neighbor and trying to reach out to them and try to really listen to them. and i know that when inez takes over from us, she's going to continue to do the same thing. and i just hope that the commission will understand that that's kind of our main main concern when we first took over six years ago. and i would urge the commission to approve the permits at the next meeting. thank you. president roja: thank you. any other members of the public? here we go. >> my name is debbie green. and i've worked at the end up since 1984, if you can believe it. i'm still standing. i'm the bartender there. i've worked with ine zervings for five years and -- inez for the past five years. and for the past five years, she has maintained the end-up safe. she's a person of the upmose integrity. she is level-headed. i know she will respect the conditions, i'm very nervous, f

her sister jocelyn posted it on her blog along with a few more details about lee's car, a late model honda. she said quote, they found her car with everything in it. how can she drive? police found the honda a couple of blocks away, which was unusual, given that she typically parks it in the hospital garage. they plan to get a search warrant, and break into it. >> nothing necessarily points to foul play from the outside of the vehicle. but obviously, we do want to go inside the vehicle, and check for papers for receipts, for notes or directions, for anything at all. that may lead us to michelle. and to where she might be right now. >> a little technical problem with kit's package. we move on here. >>> expect some delays, if you're taking bart this afternoon. half of the transbay tube will be shut down until 2:30. so crews can do maintenance and repair work to electrical cables. that means no trains to or from dublin or fremont, will travel through the tunnel, passengers will have to transfer to the pittsburgh bay point line. delays to run up to 40 minutes. take note of that on bart.

jocelyne lee wrote they, meaning the police, found her car with everything in t how can she drive? it is just one of the many questions and concerns of lee's family, friends and fellow students. >> we are all deeply concerned about michelle lee. our thoughts and prayers are with her, her family and her friends. we are remaining hopeful that she is safe and will be located soon. >> lee, who is 26, lives at this condo complex in san mateo and attends classes at daniel merit university nearby. on friday evening she had a special class here at the kaiser permit medical center in hayward. she was last seen leaving for a break at 7 p.m. her car was driven out of the parking garage but police say it was found a few blocks away near sleepy hollow avenue. lee mentioned plans to meet a friend and drive to reno that night but never met up with the friend. neighbors are concerned about the possibilities. >> i have never heard of this kind of foul play, people missing or something like that in this area. we've had problems with cars being vandalized in this area, which is kind of the norm. but

jocelyn samuels latinas to make a presentation, and then we will do questions and answers.???? >> thanthank you very much for? inviting me he?re today.???? ?m delighted to be here and?? appreciate the commission's??? focus on basics and the????? important issue. before i get started i like to? ?troduce my colleague who's th? chief of our educational???? opportunity section of the civi? rights division.???????? i'd also like to thank my???? colleagues in ?educational opportunity section for all of the work that they do in these and other areas to ensure that students can go to school free of harassment and discriminati discrimination. >> we've seen harassment taking on sex, on disability, on national origin and on race. when that harassment occurs and it is not remedied by a school district, we take action under the laws that have been in effect for decades. we been involved in this area for a very long period of time. for example, in the supreme court decision in that gets her and davis cases, we have brought harassment cases that work with schoo

. >> reporter: ask 8-year-old jocelyn how she is doing today and you'd get a much different answer ifad asked her weeksing. >> i feel good. >> reporter: called osteosarcoma. losing her entire right arm, one option. >> that was the most devastating part when we thought she was going to lose her arm and you think through your mind of all of the thing that she won't be able to do. like tigyour shoes or anything radio and but mom heidi did some research and found out about moffitt and dr. douglas let'sin. >> this was like four days before her cancer surgery was scheduled. >> agreed a rare operation. replace her entire humorous. the long bone that connects her shoulder to her elbow with an expandible prosthesis. >> none done at least in the united states of the whole humureal bone. >> somebody had to walk the moon and the first person had to walk that moon and i said there has got to be somebody, the first person do this arm for her. >> reporter: what makes her so-called bionic arm unique, it can grow as she does. >> either use a screwdriver or a magnet to turn the gear so as we turn the g

sarah palin, who was going to be her running mate, take jocelyn?st: to be clear, i was not suggesting that conservatives go out and lie as a policy that the, more the democrats have been lying about it, saying that it destroys medicare. not saying that that is a tactic that i would embrace. i am hesitant to believe someone who says they are a lifelong republican who in the last three years has suddenly decided to go left. another thing about the paul ryan plan, it only increases at the rate of inflation? we know that health care costs go up faster, but we thought that obama care was going to fix that. that is what we were told. on the tax point, yes, rates are lower across the board. by the way, other tax loopholes are closed. host: which ones are closed? guest: i would have to get back on specifics, but the same ones that were called for to be closed by the presidents that commission. almost exactly the type of thing that the debt commission recommended when they came back. the measures that the presint msf or colelygnorinalstve silene guest: the

. >> we will now move on to jocelyn's and you as you have ten minutes to make your presentation and then we will do questions and answers.????? >> thank you very much for??? inviting me here today.????? i'm delighted to be here and i? appreciate the commission's??? focus on this extremely important issue.? before i get started i would?? like to introduce my colleague? who is the chief of the???? educational opportunity civil?? rights division.???????? i also like to thank the section for all of the work they do in this and other areas to ensure that students can go to school free of harassment and discrimination as well as students who are able become the tomb in this environment. we have seen truly dire consequences and students who are harassed and feel like they have nowhere to turn. we have seen harassment based on sex, disability, religious beliefs, national origin and race. the harassment occurs and is not remedied by a school district. we take action under bill law that have been in effect for decades. we've been involved in this area for very long

sarah palin, who was going to be her running mate, take jocelyn? guest: to be clear, i was not suggesting that conservatives go out and lie as a policy that the, more the democrats have been lying about it, saying that it destroys medicare. not saying that that is a tactic that i would embrace. i am hesitant to believe someone who says they are a lifelong republican who in the last three years has suddenly decided to go left. another thing about the paul ryan plan, it oy increases at the rate of inflation? we know that health care costs go up faster, but we ought that obama care wasoing to fix that. that is wt we were told. on the tax point, yes, rates are lower across the board. by the way, other tax loopholes are closed. host: which ones are closed? guest: i would have to get back on specifics, but the same ones that were called for to be closed by the presidents that commission. almost exactly the type of thing that the debt commission recommended when they came back. the measures that the president himself as for. completely ignoring almost eve