through his two surviving sisters who invited kathy to sit with them.funeral, kathy also got special recognition from colonel paul longgrear, moreland's commanding officer and perhaps kathy's biggest fan. >> this is a quality that we just don't hardly find in america anymore. a commitment to her word even though she was a child. >> reporter: for too many of us, supporting the troops is nothing but lip service. patriotism nothing but what we wear on our sleeve. but with her bracelet, kathy has shown us what being a truly proud american truly entails. and, as for that bracelet, kathy did with it what she always said she would. the morning before the funeral she took it off and slipped it on the sleeve of his uniform. >> it's going to be hard. it's going to take some getting used to. but i've come to learn that whether i'm wearing his bracelet or not he'll always be with me everyday of my life. >> couric: steve hartman, cbs news, here in pelham, alabama. >> couric: thank you, steve, for kathy's story and for everything. that is the "cbs evening news" for t

>> kathy giloren. >> jimmy: kathy -- i'll just say kathy. >> kathy. >> jimmy: kathy, where are you fromjimmy: cortland. where is cortland, new york? >> between ithaca and syracuse. >> jimmy: yeah, very good. upstate. um, now the royal wedding is this friday? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you have any plans, are you going to watch? are you going to the wedding? who knows. you'll be gone that weekend. >> i opted out. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, you'll be gone. >> i'm gone. >> jimmy: -- are you going to watch the wedding. >> it depends on whether you're on or not. was that good? i don't know. probably, i'll watch some of it. >> jimmy: i don't think i'll be at the wedding, but you'll watch some of it. it's on at like 4:00 in the morning. >> no, then i'm not going to watch it. >> jimmy: you're not going to watch the wedding at all. no, you don't care? >> no, i really don't care. >> jimmy: so, what do you think you'll be doing friday night at 4:00 in the morning. >> sleeping, i hope. >> jimmy: sleeping. very, very good. okay, very good. roots, we have our pal kathy here. you might know her from the fi

caller: good morning, kathy.gree with you that we need to do something carefully and forcefully about how the tax code could be adjusted, doing something around the severe deficit we have right now. but i would like to ask you a question to take consideration of top past actions that impacted the distribution of wealth for taxpayers. i would like to use the example of the amt, which has not been adjusted for many decades. and income earner in my family, we make -- looking at the whole country and the demographics, we make a lot of money, but at the end of the day -- guest: you would be considered affluent by most standards. caller: but i get hit by amt, so i maximize the deductions that i can take, but at the end of the day, i probably pay about 10%. if you lay that against -- an example in the news recently by general electric paying a zero tax, who advocates for the middle-class? it seems like we carry the disproportionate burden of paying for people beneath us who need help, and i don't disagree with that, but

you may have heard kathy strung's story but this h memorial day it bears repeeding.n 1972 she was 12, she got an mia bracelet with jay more land's name on it. he disappeared in vietnam in 1968. kathy wore his bracelet every day for 38 years until two weeks ago when more land's recovered remains were buried in alabama. does it become a part of you? >> yes, it did. he was with me all the time, thought of him every day, and it was hard giving up the bracelet a couple of weeks ago and saying good-bye to him because i never got a chance to meet him. >> she put it on his uniform in his casket before he was laid to rest. finally at home. kathy was one of the people honored today during a pea moral day observance in walnut creek for connection to service to country. >> my brother was 23 when he went down. >> reporter: the loved one has evaded her, his plane went down in the south pacific during world war ii. >> weather was so bad they couldn't even see the tip of the airplane and he just disappeared in the clouds and never to be seen. can't find him. >> reporter: 73,000 worl

paul, and kathy. >> dean preston, tenants together. good afternoon, supervisors. a 30-year project to demolish over 1,500 rent-controlled housing units occupied by tenants. who decided this project was a good idea? as we dive into the details, let's step back and ask who decided this was a good way to develop and to create denialsity? who has approved it? certainly not this board, the voice of the people of san francisco. in fact, the three planning commissioners appointed by the board all vote thed against this project because they recognized this was a bad idea. this project is a bad idea from

over labor day weekend in 2006, 48-year-old kathy wangler died from carbon monoxide poisoning. murder. though he says it was an accident caused by a faulty water heater. the story was featured on cbs' "48 hours mystery" friday night before we speak with dr. wangler's second wife and his son, we look at the case which started with an emergency phone call. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> my carbon monoxide detector has gone off and my wife is having a seizure. >> okay. is she still conscious? i mean is she breathing? >> reporter: dr. mark wangler has always insisted his wife kathy's death was a bizarre accident. >> we had the carbon monoxide alarm down in the basement. >> reporter: a piersing sound? >> yeah, yeah. exactly. >> reporter: but police were skeptical from the start. >> mark and kathy treated each other equally even. >> reporter: doctor wangler moved on with his life, and got remarried to an old friend. i take it you love this man? >> i do. i love him very much. >> reporter: then, after three years of investigating -- >> they examined and tested the water heater, the

what have you witnessed, kathy? >> we are on main street heading down to the red cross office right now. actually, it's been taking us at least two hours to get there. people are just walking everywhere. they just don't know where to go. and we do have a shelter set up. and this street right here, there is nothing left on this street. it's one of the main street here is in town. >> as we look at this video from chasertv.com and talk to kathy dennis from the american red cross, what do people watching this need to know about the folks in joplin? they're going to need a lot of help, right? >> we're going to need a lot of help. we're behind an ambulance right now and fire trucks from springfield, which is about an hour away. and i can see people coming from everywhere that are just here to help. i've seen helicopters. and as far as what we're going to do, we are setting up a shelter at mssu. and we're just going to try to help everybody as much as we can. >> all right. kathy dennis with the american red cross, stand by

this week, democrat kathy hochul defeated her opponent, republican jane corwin, in the special election for new york's 26th congressional district. this district is a solidly republican, and generally, but does with the key issue was? >> jane corwin supports a budget that essentially ends medicare. >> what do you say to these we need republicans? >> they are going to run these attack ads regret this. this is a time for leaders to be leaders. >> we will hear from paul ryan later on. democrats tied republican jane corwin to ryan's plan, which makes major changes to medicare. what did we learn from this, mark? >> when they change seats and one party wins and the other part of this is, they get attention. the especially get attention when it rolls out a single issue that captures the american people's attention. republicans are on the defensive, but democrats are on the offensive. let it be noted that kathy hochul was a far better candidate than gencorp when, but that the ways that medicare -- then jane corwin, but medicare helps democrats and republicans. >> colby? >> she is in the middle

. >> rose: kathy preston is here. her books and writing focus on healthy living and conscious eating. her new book tops the physical, spiritual and environmental benefits of a plant-based diet. it's called "veganist: lose weight, get healthy, change the world." i'm pleased to have kathy preston, my friend at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: so what is it your husband said? he said you were veganists? >> yes, i was giving him... one day i was going off on one of my spiels about why it's hell thoi eat vegan and he said "honey, you're the veganist." i thought, well, okay as someone who's obsessed with a violin and wants to learn more is a violinist and i'm obsessed with all things vegan so i'm a veganist. >> rose: what does that mean? >> it means i eat a plant-based diet. and i do it not only for health reasons because you lose weight, you prevent and reverse the major diseases like cancer, heart disease, type two diabetes b. but you are also doing the best thing for environment. you're also doing som

what have you witnessed, kathy?> we are on main street heading down to the red cross office right now. actually, it's been taking us probably at least two hours to get there. people are just walking everywhere. they just don't know where to go. and we do have a shelter set up. and this street here is just -- i mean, there is just nothing left on this street. and it's one of the main streets here in town. >> as we look at this video from chasertv.com and we talk to kathy dennis from the american red cross, what do people watching this need to know about the folks in joplin? they're going to need a lot of help, right? >> they're going to need a lot of help. we're behind in ambulance right now and fire trucks actually from springfield, which is about an hour away. and i can see people coming from everywhere. that are just here to help. i've seen helicopters. and as far as what we're going to do, we are setting up a shelter at mssu. and we're just going to try to help everybody as much as we can. >> all right. kathy den

kathy hochul.caf >> i am kathy hochul and i approve this message.: this is all about medicare. in the first ad from jane corwin, she is trying to distance herself a little. corwin did say she supported the brien budget and medicare overhaul. the republicans quickly voted -- it happened so quickly and without four republicans decided to vote against it. it was almost as if a lot of republicans did not look at the political consequences they were taking. we are seeing it played out in these tv ads. we will not know quite how effective this is until the next elections. it may be more effective if republicans use it against democrats. it is a controversial issue that did not make it into law. membersave to vote on it. host: we have a new set of phone numbers on this sunday morning. here they are. we still have the same e-mail address. address. you can visit us online at twitter. wolf as through congress this week. what are you keeping an eye -- walk us through congress this week. what are you keeping an eye on? guest: some items are somewhat controversi

paul, kathy, matt and barbara morgan zaney. if there is anyone else that would like to speak, come forward as well. there are a bunch more cards here as well. i will call these as the speakers finish. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is paul wormer. i am urging you to send this back to planning for some more work for two reasons in particular. the first is that all of the wonderful discussion about sustainability in transit corridors presumes we have a method to get a working public transit system running in this city. as someone who on occasions takes the bus down town or home from commute hour, i can wait for one, two or three bus toss get on. if we are talking about denies flying, there clearly is not the capacity to do that, to support new traffic. when you look at the transit presentations about the desperate financial straits we face over the next 30 years, it not clear to me that there is a well thought-out or an understanding as to how to move forward on this problem. that is the first issue. the second issue is

." >> reporter: kathy's heart was racing during the kentucky derby.er heart, but the one that she received in a transplant two years ago. she made it to her first run of the roses as the trainer for mucho macho man, but it was she, not the horse, that was the long shot in this race. >> it would take forever to get over my colds. any time i got sick, it seemed like i had to go to the doctors. it seemed like my system was always weak. >> reporter: diagnosed with cardio myopathy in 2001, she had to stop training horses for nearly six years as her condition deteriorated. >> tiredness. i was sick to my stomach. everything hurt. my feet hurt. my head hurt. i was miserable. i was miserable to be around. >> reporter: and there was no rest and sleep. >> i would sleep mostly like with my knees on the floor leaning over the bed. because it was too uncomfortable to lie flat because i would cough too much because my heart was not good at all. >> reporter: she watched the 2008 kentucky derby from her hospital bed waiting for a heart transpl transplant. it took seve

. >> reporter: you may have heard kathy strong's story but this memorial day it bears repeating. in 1982 she got an mia bracelet with james moore's name on it. he disappeared in vietnam in 1968. kathy wore his bracelet every day for 32 years until two weeks ago when his remains were buried in alabama. did it become just a part of you? >> yes, it did. he was with me all the time. i thought of him every day. and it was hard giving up the bracelet a couple of weeks ago and saying good-bye to him because i never got a chance to meet him. >> reporter: she put it on his uniform, in his casket before he was laid to rest. finally at home. >> kathy was one of the people honored today during a memorial day observance in walnut creek for their connection to service and their country. >> my brother was 23 when he went down. >> reporter: the sense of peace of burying a loved one has eluded betty for almost 68 years. chuck answer pleas went down in the south pacific in world war i: >> weather was so bad they couldn't even see the tip of the airplane. and you just disappeared in the clouds neve

kathy dennis with the american red cross on the ground in joplin, missouri now.ould imagine you have seen a lot of disasters and talk to me about this one. how does this one rank when you look at the damage here. >> i don't think i've quite seen anything like this before in my life. this is quite devastating. would i say probably 75% of this town is virtually gone. >> and what about when you talk about town, you're talking about buildings and property and what about people? what have you witnessed? >> we're on main street heading down to the red cross office. actually it's taken us two hours to get there and people are walking everywhere. don't know where to go and we do have a shelter set up, and this street here is just -- i mean, there is just knot nothing left on this street as we're on one of the main streets in town. >> we talked to kathy dennis from the american red cross. what do people watching this need to know about the folks in joplin? they are going to need a lot of help? >> they are going to need a lot of help. behind an ambulance right now and spri

kathie lee and hoda are coming up next with the fabulous ambush makeover.t forget, they have little handles on them. >>> good morning to you. 9:56. several business owners are left cleaning up the mess left behind from cinco de mayo. dozens of police officers swarmed into the downtown area trying to control the crowds. police say at least one person was stabbed and several storefronts were damaged. >> well, i think it's a disgrace to the holiday for cinco de mayo. i don't know why they chose this way to celebrate their holiday, come and break windows, it's just not right. >> many people consider this weekend a cinco de mayo weekend so the partying could continue. as a result san jose police will be stepping up their patrols. >>> parking is about to become even more scarce in san francisco, the department of public works is talking about creating more parklets. when a parking spot is converted into an outdoor dining area or place with benches for pedestrians. the city is now accepting applications for those spaces. >>> want to check the traffic out there and

hoda is cheating, kathie lee. >> what are we doing? walk across, kathie lee. there you go.an't carry anything. >> don't carry that. that's too many. >> do these. kath, do these. >> i think we should go for him. >> there we go. there we go. i think the wheelbarrow -- >> what are you doing? >> i won. >> what was that? >> this was a course you guys demolished. >> you guys did fantastic. i've got to be honest with you. >> what's next? >> who cares? >> jumping off a bridge in l.a. >> of course you are. >> want to come? >> i like burt. >> i like burt a lot, too. don't come too often. all the best with your show. >> "seinfeld goes to college" plus nellie is going to stop by. >> christina perry. grab your girlfriend for the pajama party next thursday. have an awesome weekend, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

>> watch. >> hoda and kathie lee are downstairs.d in for kathie lee. i had a blast. hoda is such a pro. i have not been proffered that much alcohol since a high school keger. >> have friends will travel. >> they are both welcome back here any time. >> you were busy yesterday weren't you? >> i was. we left here and i had a big meeting and then i went on to the big book fair yesterday. >> at the jacob center? >> yes, goes all this week. my second children's book comes out. this is the second one. same illustrator. i never met the man. he lives in copenhagen. that's michael storings. i tease him all the time about his balls. >> of course you do. >> he makes the most beautiful christmas ball ornaments you have ever seen in your life. our conversations, you are screaming they are so funny. >> we should talk about the doll. this book is about a messy kid, basically. >> yes. it is about the messiest kid in town. i wrote it a long, long time ago in song form. my daughter said you can't make the main character a girl. everyone will know it's

next up is sara haines' sister kathie.hew austin and nice abigail. she, since birth, has lived for those kids. she also has to wear every hat in the household because she is a single mom. everything that would normally be shared by two is on her shoulders. at the end of the day, the stuff that falls by the wayside is anything that has to do with making kathy feel good. she is so deserving. she has a beautiful heart. she sings offtune in the car, but it's adorable. she is everything and she does it so well and it's effortless, but she just doesn't see that herself. i want to see her just once look in the mirror and see what the world sees. >> oh, my god. we can't wait. sara and her mom have their blind folds on. here is kathy's before picture. >> you were hot before. >> all right. >> ready? take off your blind folds, ladies. >> oh, kathy! your hair looks so great. >> i love it. >> you look so great. gorgeous. >> again. we've given her subtle layers throughout and styled it differently. offersly a beautiful woman. this is pr

thank you very much today, and have the persian new year -- half the persian new year -- kathy -- happy persian new year. [applause] that my great words of wisdom. we appreciate. now, i would like to introduce the coast of this event. a man who in our community does not need any introduction. he has been loved and supported by our community. he is of a ready and heritage, and he has been an ardent supporter of the iranian american and iranian american causes. he is also one of the hardest working people i have ever known. so with no further ado, i would like you to welcome supervisor ross mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: how cool is this where the people meet city hall government with unfettered access to celebrate diversity? we have been doing this here in city hall for six years now, and i cannot tell you how proud i am of our community, of mayor lee for helping co-host this event, or the many people working with her, a staff of the mayor's office who really helped us put this on. my colleagues who are here today from the board of supervisors. i see the director from dpw here. there a

kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library. our sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world wit

the hard work of the commissioners, and the hard work of the agency's staff including people like kathy here in the front, because of the hard work of community members and members of the city family, now what you will see out the window is a cultural district, an entertainment district, a shopping district, and a place where visitors come from all over the world, the convention area. this is the product of decades of hard work, patience and diligence on the part of many people. one thing i want to say that is very important is that, this building will actually be an incredible contributor t

you can bring kathie lee to the beach or any music. >> everybody wants to go to the beach with kathiegoes in the dishwasher. >> and it's battery-operated? >> no. you have to put a propane tank into it. >> you can't take that to the beach? >> or tailgating, sure. >> okay. >> just take your propane tank. >> they have little ones. >> then this thing. >> what is this? >> this monster you brought. >> it's all three pieces. it's got water bottles built in. the kids can have a water fight in one of those flotillas. $70 for all four pieces together. >> thank you, honey. >> we'll be back with donny deutsch. [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gel

police chief kathy linear say there be no specific threats that the time.ngers should be vigilant and report any suspicious activity. >> there continues to be jubilation in new york's times square to mark bin laden's death. last night some people lit candles, other cheered and waved flags. people celebrated at the site of the world trade center. >>> news of bin laden's death did help fuel an early morning rally on wall street, but it didn't hold. at the close of business today, the dow was down, so was the nasdaq, all in negative territory today. >>> osama bin laden's death was comforting news for many people in the washington area who were directly impacted by the september 11th attacks. >> today family and friends visited the pentagon memorial to pay tribute to those who died. news 4's megan mcgrath has our report. >> i just brought the headline, osama bin laden is dead in honor of my fallen squadron mate. >> reporter: tom donovan lays a newspaper on his friend's bench and snaps a photo. this is a big day. osama bin laden, the man behind the 9/11 attacks

the hard work of the commissioners, and the hard work of the agency's staff including people like kathy here in the front, because of the hard work of community members and members of the city family, now what you will see out the window is a cultural district, an entertainment district, a shopping district, and a place where visitors come from all over the world, the convention area. this is the product of decades of hard work, patience and diligence on the part of many people. one thing i want to say that is very important is that, this building will actually be an incredible contributor to the kind of final piece of the transformation of yurba buena. they will change the buildings of this is facing mission street and inviting people into the very important things to do. this will contribute to the community. and the admission of target is a wonderful time -- addition. i cannot tell you the people who are excited about this project. i want to finish by saying, thank you to anthony and westfield, thank you to target for giving me some legitimacy and credibility with my grandmother. i h

hamp kathy park. -- i am kathy park. as indicted two men possession of an explosive device.o. oil prices fell 50% this week, steepest decline in 2.5 years. 15% this week, the steepest decline in 2.5 years. if you are planning to take weekend, you can expect delays on the red and orange line. metro says the trains will be again by opening monday. are starting off of sunshine.mount you can see sunshine earlier morning, but a little disturbance will increase clouds later. we talked about in the low-70's. yes budget that was yesterday. i do not think we will be different today. yesterday we had a couple of showers. early evening, there are showers in the west. we will look for an isolated showers or two later tonight. we should get a little bit of tomorrow afternoon. of clouds and sunshine. mild all weekend long. >>> thank you, had a great day.

what was expected to be a respect land slide, democrat kathy hochul defeated state assembly woman jane corwin last night. corwin steadily lost support after she came out in favor of the republican budget plan which proposes cuts in medicare to lessen the deficit. the election was called to replace republican chris lee who resigned after his shirtless photo appeared on the internet. >>> back to our top story, we want to take a look at local news coverage from the latest round of storms. from our affiliate, kfor news channel 4. assigned to the dangerous task of documenting the disaster unfolding before them, putting themselves in harm's way to bring you these astonishing reports. >> it's bigger than before. it's across i-40. >> look at that. you can see it. you see it? see the bright spot? that's just ahead of it. look at the size of it. a giant wedge tornado. i-40 is closed. they're shutting it down right now. get ready to get out of the way or get below ground. do you see that? that is a giant cloud on the ground. it is huge. >> winds are 80 to 100 miles an hour and slow. it's truly am

i believe we have kathy white from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, vice chair mirk reama. we are trying -- mirkarimi. the new lease would carry a term of five years from may 5, 2011, to may 5 -- may 4, 2016. the lease is for a total scare footage of 2,608 of cargo space, ramp space at the airport. this is the exact same space that the airline currently has with us. there has been some reconfiguration from cargo space to office space but the scare footage remains the same. under the proposed lease, the asi anna airlines would pay a rental rate of $it 2 per square foot for a total of $800,000. as the budget analyst report it is a rent reduction of approximately $94,000 a year. we saw a similar rent reduction when the committee approved our cargo lease with china airlines. we'll see this as things come before you where at the end of a few 10-year leases, particularly with some of our cargo tenants and the cargo market is substantially different. much smaller than it was a year ago. so the new lower rental rate is the result of a negotiation between airport staff and the airli

kathy hoakle is running with that. she has an endorsement from andrew cuomo who cut a video talking about medicare. if she wins that race, it is not clear she will because it is so tight, a lot of democrats will look at this as a referendum on the ryan plan. you mention somebody going rogue up in alaska beside sarah palin. there is a new book called blind allegiance to sarah palin, written by a former aide of hers, frank bailey. it includes some e-mails from the former alaska governor, not clear whether there are any bombshells. it is another example why it is so risky for sarah palin to jump into the race. not only is she her own cottage industry but a cottage industry for a lot of her attackers. there is another book coming out this fall not written or authorized by sarah palin. the palin defenders are out today calling this new book out today calling it fiction. we are going to see whether the former alaskan governor comes out. >> i called paul ryan a senator. he is a congressman. i apologize. maybe he is happy abou

kathy witterick baby storm's mother has become defiant in the face of criticism.and her husband for comment, we received an e-mail from the mom who said among other things that the idea that the whole world must know what's between our baby's legs is unhealthy, unsafe and voyeuristic. baby storm remains at the center of a firestorm. well, not exactly the baby itself, but the parents' decision to keep their baby's private parts private. >> it troubles me that they're using their child to send a message to everybody else. i think that's selfish. >> reporter: hundreds of people have sounded off online posting things like "i feel so sorry for this baby having such stupid parents" and "this little kid is being treated as a lab rat undergoing experiments." it all started when the couple told their friends the gender is not only none of the world's business but they're also not in a rush to reveal the child's identity to the child. eninstead, their hope is that storm will formulate his or own definition of gender roles. instead of those pushed on you by society. they cal

. >> my name is kathy. i am part of the youth council. one day i got caught drunk. mission girls helped me talk about my problems and how to solve them and talk to my mom. i know if i had been on the streets, i could have been arrested, gone on record, and not been able to talk to my mom about the issues i was going through. having mission girls kept me off the street and helped me deal with the issues i had going on. they also come from communities like mine and help me understand what i am going through. that is why i am a technician grows. please do not cut the budget for the program. -- that is why i am at mission girls. please do not cut the budget for the program. [applause] >> my name is marjorie. i am 13 and part of the mission girl's youth council. i have been part of mission girls for six years. they have helped me through a lot. they have kept me off the street. if they were not here, i would have stayed on the streets doing things i am not supposed to. they have helped me express myself in a

. >> reporter: both the san diego da and kathy have promised to take the lawsuit all the way to the supremeourt if necessary. >> we will follow the case. >>> its been an open secret for months but tonight it's official. newt gingrich is running for president. he announced it on facebook and twitter. he said he is running because his experience is prepared him to return america to hope and opportunity. >> a little girl who police were looking for has been found but police say the evidence suggests she was abused badly. . >> reporter: police arrested a 31-year-old jane marin and charged her with child abuse in a case involving her own daughter. >> the girl is with the police right now as well as workers, cps and is being taken to the hospital. >> reporter: yesterday acting on a tip police went to this duplex to do a welfare check on the girl, nobody was home and police later served a search warrant. the evidence authorities found led them to conclude the girl had been abused. this man, george rodriguez lived in the duplex. he is the ex-boyfriend. police are looking for rodriguez. >> we have a