my name is joe butler. i'm an architect here in the city. one of the things that i had seen in the legislation because of some concern, if the resources that were inventoried hadn't been updated, if the inventory itself hadn't been updated within five years, then one couldn't use that inventory as a basis for declaring that a building is an historic resource. well, the planning department barely does inventory. and when they do the inventory there may be two or three or five-year's time. let alone the backlog of updating that would have to occur in order to make the existing adopted surveys updated for the purposes of this legislationedthv i'd like to show you on the overhead some houses, 2564 sutter street. this house was saved by c-e-q-a. * water color of the same property, they wanted to take out the garden and put in you a garage and add about 5,000 square feet to this 1500-square foot home. this little house was saved by c-e-q-a, 40 38 17th street. 40 38 was to be replaced by an apartment building in demolition, but a c-e-q-a appeal sav

here with me, anthea butler, professor of religious studies, joe watkins, pastor of christ evangelicaln philadelphia, serene jones, president of union theological seminary and chris jenkins, the author of "how an atheist found common ground with the religious." you know, i want to go to reverend joe watkins first because i think this is the question that most commonly gets asked by people of faith after a tragedy like this. where was god? how do you answer that when your parishioners come to you and ask where was god. >> god lets the rain fall on everybody, on good people and people who aren't so good, and he loves us all. sometimes it may feel like we -- it may be hard for us to feel his love but i liken it to when i go up in an airplane, on a rainy day when you fly off somewhere and the clouds are looming, and it's raining, as soon as you get above those clouds, the sun is doing what it does every single day which is shining, and i know that god is there always, and god loves us all. he doesn't love everything that we do. he doesn't sign off on every behavior that we have. but he lov

all of the money drop attempts, butler boulevard, chick-fil-a and now joe's crab shack had ended in failure. >> no. >> the kidnappers never actually got the money. >> i turned to the fbi and i said what's happening with the money? they said well, we don't exactly know where the money is right now. i said, great. you've gotten my daughter killed. >> the real kidnappers were still looking for their money and, of course, it warrant sn'te drop location. >> mom is a wreck and mom knows she dropped off the money on. >> everything went wrong with the ransom drop. >> we're back to square one. >> back to square one again. >> you were kind of at the end of your rope. >> absolutely. >> it's not a tv show, is it? >> no. ♪ ♪ >> it had been about 43 hours since quinn disappeared as the fbi prepared yet another bag of money, the kidnappers called back. it was the same male voice from before and he was angry about the lack of progress. >> listen. >> yes? >> i'm sick and tired of the [ bleep ], okay? you've been giving me [ bleep ] left and right. >> reid's been giving you [ bleep ]. >> he's going to go to