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we have those that are lea, local educational agencies and they are all members of the el dorado county and we have five schools that remain with the district and those charter schools are members of the sfusd. the substantive change that was made this year has to do with the local general fund contribution charge that we make per student. we are charging in these new memorandum $163 per unit of ada. >> that is a change from what amount? >> that's lowered from $500. >> really? >> yes. >> why have we lowered the amount? >> we had discussions with our special ed department and with our accounting services and budget people. the concern was that we were losing every year more of the charters to the el dorado . the $500 had been agreed to before in lieu of charting a pro rat a share in local contribution to special ed. the $163 is the amount they would pay if they were member of the el dorado. we looked at the cost benefit of having them leave and the district would lose all of the what's called ab 602 state revenue and federal revenue for charter schools by ada and keeping them we keep all

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i interviewed a doctor on my channel who has ha private clinic in -- has a private clinic in okay lea loama. he privatised it. people are flocking in to him because he can take a $30,000 procedure in the system developed with the government and corporations in charge, he can take a $30,000 and do it for $3,000. people go to india for the same reason. >> what do you do, do you throw out medicare? >> you don't need it, it's going broke. what happened to the medical system when the soviets broke up? it went broke. >> the country is becoming detroit. can they provide health care for the people of detroit? not any more, only if they get money out of another city that is more frugal. it doesn't work. this whole idea that people who use government force and tyranny to transfer wealth are the only ones who are the human tarians is a falsehood. if you truly care about your fellow man, you have to endorse freedom. the greatest prosperity is always associated with the greatest amount of freedom. if you want people to be prots perrous, the -- prosperous, the largest middle class that occurred was

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- san leandro city hall. abc7 news president arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag repres

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- saneandro city hall. abc7 news president arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag represen

as far away as the naval observatory on massachusetts avenue, some, three, four miles from here at lea least, reports of heightened security there as well. even in bethesda, maryland, 12 miles from there, the u.s. naval hospital known as walter reed heightened security there as well. for a time planes at a ground stop across the river at reagan national airport. that's now been lifted, but police and law enforcement helicopters are in the air here across the river still doing the things that they do. earlier we saw an individual apparently airlifted from the site by a helicopter. we see u.s. park police hurling down m street here. we saw an individual evidently plucked from the top of a rooftop above the -- someone on the navy yard grounds on a stretcher hoisted above and then taken away. so, again, to recap, it's been going on for three hours now. there has been a shooting at the naval yard in washington, d.c. some 3,000 individuals work at this particular facility, naval sea systems command. varying reports of casualties anywhere from 7 to 10 and even higher. varying reports of the n

. >>> there is no fallout from the decision to fly the chinese flag over san lea january droa -- sanident arer john alston is live for us tonight. john? >> carol a lynn, a protest vote at the san leandro school board that meets at city hall voted to hold their regular meetings someplace else on october 1st, the day the chinese flag will go up one of these flagpoles. >> flags from the people's republic of china fly over san francisco on a regular basis. but the decision to raise it over city hall in san leandro for one day has riled the human rights activists, the president of the tibetan association of northern california. >> but it represents the floods of the tibetans and the chinese people. >> critics have long accused the chinese government of oppression including the files from the dalai lama. they voted to temporarily replace the flag at city hall on the date the people's republic was formed in 1949. >> the motion passes. >> supporters of the measure say it is a way to attract chinese american business to san leandro and the chinese flag represents the people of china and not p

. >>> el estado peruano debo eo tener la iniciotiva y decir yo funcionario pÚblico, y tomo lea decisiÓnr y tenÍa que tener mi programa de reparaciones ya hace varios aÑos y se presentara el primer cargo atenderlo y reparar a esa familia. >>> desde que se conocieron los peligrosos de la vacunas muchos mÉdicos se opusieron que se siguiera utilizando. >>> como mÉdico, digo basta con que haya uno duda a un solo niÑo que le pueda dar esa enfermedad tan descapaz tanto no la pondrÍa. >>> desde el 2003 se presentaron tres casos, pero no fue hasta el 2012 que las autoridades de salud decidieron reemplazarla por la intra muchscular y en febrero de este aÑo josÉ martÍn fue vacunado y cinco meses despuÉs muriÓ. >>> hoy 7 familias viven con el drama y todos estos niÑos adquirieron la enfermedad despuÉs de ser vacunados. >>> nos ha cambiado la vida total ato nosotros. porque toda madre tiene el sueÑo de que su niÑo pues crezca saludable, normal, que corra, como cualquier niÑo no, pero resulta que mi hijo habiendo visto ya sus primeros pasos a y regresar a no verlo nunca mÁs. que camine y que coja sus

and to t it off we have our very own version from the videos that will lea you laugh out loud.an you ever have too much money? no way.Ñ@ç@çpçpçpç÷ñoxmhmhyh melissa: if you watched him you have got to love him. charlock -- charlie gasparino the reporter that does weber takes to get a good story. you have to give him credit because he does not ever back down it makes for great reporting and lucky for us also some terrific tv and here is a quick taste of the battle roy all he had over charges against hedge fund giant and new jersey governor john course signed. >> i read most of the 46 pages of one word i have not seen the you put out is the word fraud. are you charging john corporation said with a civil fraud? >> no. he is charged with violations of the law with regard to segregated funds. that is customer many. >> i know that. >> it is a violation of that >> a lot of people would say this is week you cannot charge the ceo of a company that obviously this used funds you can borrow customer funds been have to put a back that day we know that's. >> no. >> are you sure? i am not

. >> lea dancing without her shirt on for her final number.asteless or artistic. >> i think tasteless. >> where were you when you watched it? >> i was just at home and i happened to see it. >> do you think the twerking number was sexy? >> yeah, it was. it was hot. how they choreographed that together. it blew me away, kind of. >> do you wish peter was fighting? >> yes. >> how do you think jimmy kimmel did last night? >> he did pretty well. he was not the best one. >> why not? >> i don't know. he was not much natural in the movement. >> how did jimmy kimmel do? >> jimmy kimmel? i'm not really a fan of his but he did all right. he survived. i'll give him, one out of ten, i would give him an eight. >> how would you describe snooki's style? >> it's just snooki style. it's daring. it's dazzling. a little catchy and edgy. >> can you do the chicken thing that she does with her arm? >> no, i haven't really seen it. >> so you're just lying to us? >> yes. >> all right, you know what? you get honesty at the end. we have got to take a break. when we come

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. >> reporter: lea a lot to tell you about -- there's a lot to tell you about.can park and 95. problems closer to baltimore. on the beltway there a's crash after bel air road. this is the lives in -- delays in parkville. 27 minutes from 95 up to 83. outer loop is slow on the west side 20 minutes from 795 to 95. that's your timesaver traffic. >>> we will send you back to new york for more good morning america. see you in 30 minutes for another update on news weather and traffic. have a great day. please. ♪ >>> look at that crowd out there in times square. big, happy, friday crowd on this special day. and listen to that anthem from d.j. kiss. "ain't no mountain high enough," all to celebrate robin's birthday. her first birthday since her bone marrow transplant. >> i already apologized to george for this hour. i'm going to dance. i'm going to have a good time. i thank everybody for their tweets. and i tell you, that was my strength. that gave me courage. the support here. the support from all around. and when you have your transplant, it's known as your birthday. a

. >>> construction booms lea leadg up to the 2020 world cup. >> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. here is a look at the headlines. >> the yeas are 54, the nays are 44, the bill as amended is passed. >> a spending bill to keep the government funded through mid november was passed in the senate, essentially the same as the house passed, but stripped out the disarm syria of its chemical weapons. the resolution also calls for a peace conference to take place as soon as possible. >> the resolution makes clear that those responsible for this heinous act must be held accountable. >> president obama and iranian president rouhani finally spoke today by phone. this call represents the first time the leaders of the two country have spoken since 1979. >>> president obama says he believes a comprehensive solution can be reached on iran's nuclear program. rosalyn jordan has that story. >> this was the moment the often angry relationship between iran and the u.s. moved on. the u.s. president on the phone with his iranian counterpart, the first top level contact between the two

it was kind of remarkable that we only leaed all the things jack welch was getting when he got involvedn a divorce. melissa: right. >> in process of discovery, i don't think that was fair to g e-share holders that was done that way. melissa: okay. >> that his compensation was hidden. melissa: steve, is that is what is important to g e-share holders or what was important to them how the stock was doing, the stock performance and you vote on whether you like the way the company is performing or not and you vote by keeping your shares or selling your shares? >> that's right. and you have, with that disclosure, whether a guy gets an extra apartment or not, that should be disclosed but the key thing under welch's tenure ge did very well. that is what shareholders are interested. same thing is true in baseball. player may get at love money but if you win the world series you think it is money well-spent. melissa: jeff i give you the last word. is this just the beginning showing ratio? what is next. >> that is my fear in response to one of peter es points, disclosure by itself should not be a

yes, i have a very serious wife lea.tion then and is now. >> let's talk serious stuff. the biggest civil rights challenges still remaining? >> we are in a real fight on voting rights. it's likely to be a generational battle because it's being waged against us by people fully cognizant in 2043 this country becomes a majority people of color. they are trying to hold on to the old order as possible. i would not have stepped down if i wasn't confident that the leadership of john lewis and nancy pelosi and eric cantor is all going to add up to us getting the re-authorization of section -- excuse me, the restoration of section iv. i also wouldn't be leaving if the naacp across the country wasn't rising to the challenges of this day so effectively. just last year, five miles from here up in maryland, in one year we played a critical role abolishing the death penalty, passing sensible gun safety reforms, passing the dream act, expanding voting rights and passing marriage equality. our folks are doing great work like that across

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but the united states has a responsibility he staaid to lea. what happen it is the president does not get the votes in congress, will he go it alone? breanna keeler pressed the president on that today and here's what he said. >> you know, breanna, i think it would be a mistake for me to jump the gun and speculate, because right now, i'm working to get as much support as possible out of congress. >> joining me now live, dana bash, cnn senior political analyst david gergen and ari fleischer. dana, where do things stand right now on capitol hill? earlier in the week, we got the impression with john boehner and eric cantor, two important republican officials, coming out in favor of the strikes. there was an idea that maybe momentum was shifting for the president. but i feel like we're ending the week on a different note. >> stalled, very different note. i will just answer that question by telling you what one senior congressional source who has access to their internal whip count, if you will, the count of where the heads are right now. the answer

the reason why the united states cannot stand idly by and allow children to be gassed by their own leaink that he explained exactly what his role would be, it would be very limited. our role would be very limited. and i think he debunked the people who are the naysayers. for a year or more, there are many who said he was not doing anything. now that he is trying to do something, they're saying it is either not enough or it shouldn't be done at all. i think he is trying, he is trying to find a middle ground. assad is a thug. and we ought to let him know that using these weapons on his own people is really unacceptable. >> congressman, as you know in your party there are many lawmakers who have trouble with this vote. and as we just mentioned they're coming from districts where it is 80/20 against this. right now, it is on hold, do you believe there will be enough votes and will congress have enough votes to get this through? >> well, it is essentially on hold, we'll have to wait to see, the pause from russia, i wouldn't go to bank on what putin or assad have to say. but i think it will

and that particular union boss actual lea is in jail right now because the president had her arrestedt the other thing is that they could use the money to spread it around to the politicians and bribe people. we don't know. i'm making allegation that i'man fairly certain are probably true, but it's all been one bigr black box.prob >> stossel: the protesters have taken hostages?ack >> yes. they said we're going to take these hostages and hold on to them until you guarantee teaching jobs for the graduates from the school.e >> stossel: what happened? >> oh, they eventually let themv go. but the problem remains. they have kindr of moved on looking for new hostages, i suppose. >> stossel: the teachers union exists in many countries becausu the world copies america. schools get government funding and have little real competition, often the result of schools even worse thant ours. soof what's a parent a do? a british researcher was surprised to discover that even in the poorest places, parents will pay to send their kids to private school. even in these places where parents earn a dollar a d

justice the lea in 2005 didn't agree with that. he said the fcc got it wrong, they don't have the authority to read the law this way, they have to read it to say it telecommunications service, something that lets you and me send information to each other, that is what this internet enabled or whatever the term you put on it, that is what that platform is, still a telecommunications service even though there's a lot of in formation over top of it but people who want to -- confirm the fcc on the merits of the classification decisions are not reading it the right way. >> okay. we have time for another question or two. i see earl has a follow-up. >> i was going to add in fairness, i wouldn't put all the burden on congress. the fcc could do this. that is what they are created to do and they have plenty of justification as the discussion of voice over the internet versus ip enabled service talks about. the real problem is if they are not willing to do it, the fact that the fcc left and classified for the last 15 years what is the status

nt on at leas two occasions. when we had indications that the syrian government was preparing chemical weapons for use both directly and through the russians we warned the aside government not to use chemical weapons and at least on those occasions they appeared to back off. >> rose: so why is the russian government saying today they don't think these weapons were used by the assad regime? >> i frankly think they have to. but i'm not sure they really believe it. they know very well what will the syrian government is capable of and as i say they have mean? the past how serious the threat was because they've joined us in warning assad. but in terms of protecting the assad government, i don't think the russians can afford to publicly accuse him of carrying out a warm crime. >> rose: david, what would you too old that? >> i think the u.n. report itself is quite a comprehensive piece of work and when grow back into the appendix of the report you discover that the weapon that was used in these august 21 attacks was sig

nearly 1400 thousands of mo losses leaked in to the huh are boo when a pipe used to lea loat onto a shipcked. michael joins us now with sports and news on college football's big game of the year. >> it was definitely billed that way as far as excite and intrigue go it lived up to the hype. it's top ranked alabama holds off number six texas a & m49-42 in college station despite five touchdown pass buys johnny manziel. the win by the crimson tied a advantage home loss to the ago is last season, off the field news in college football. oklahoma state university's president says the school will conduct its own investigation in to possible rules violations bite football program that were originally alleged in a series of reports by sports illustrate third degree week. a some of the a reynolds violations include cash payments for players as well as academic fraud. and we are just hours away from the most anticipated boxing match of the year when undefeated floyd mayweather, jr. meets undefeated canelo al alvaz at the m g.m. grand in las vegas, mayweather long considered the best pound for pound

there's a lot of breaking news in this region right now, and that's the just-real estate lea just-releasedamascus. this is the report you said you were waiting for. you said you didn't want to hear the u.s., the uk, france, and you want the u.n. to speak. and they have spoken. and they have said, and i quote, there is clear and convincing evidence that the nerve gas sarin has been used. and they base this on environmental, chemical, medical sample. they say the killing happened on a relatively large scale. that killing included children. do you agree with this assessment? >> they have the samples. and they're supposed it be objective. we didn't have any formal report. but the question, if i agree about the use of sarin gas -- >> do you agree with the assessment that a chemical weapon attack occurred on the outskirts of damascus on august 14th? >> that information that we have, the information is different from evidence. >> it's different. you disagree with the u.n. report? >> no, i don't disagree. you have to wait till you have evidence. you can't agree and disagree when you have the evide

the gop who criticize senator saying that members of the senate had gone home and they were having a lea leisurely life while the house was feverishly working and dealing with this issue. your reaction to that? >> my reaction is that i always go home. but the bottom line, the house knows the rules. they know where the lines have been drawn and what the american people expect. the american people expect government to remain open and they ought to abide by what the majority of the people in the country want. >> what do you believe will happen? >> pass over a clean cr -- what i hope happens i hope the speaker allows a vote on the senate bill that's two and a half months cr and hopefully that will pass and common sense will prevail and we'll keep the government open and we can continue to talk about important issues as they come down the pike. >> senator tester, thanks for your time. i greatly appreciate you joining us against. >>> the markets are reacting to the threat of the shutdown but it's the looming debt ceiling that will send the markets reeling. the justice department announces plan

where december that lea-- where does that leave the united states? >> we are going in for humanitarian reasons. chemical weapons are the pretexts rather than the reason. i think when obama drew a red line -- used the red line expression he was already responding to the problem that we had no effective way to answer what assad was doing to his own people. >> so this is our official way of not sanking what is going on as well as setting a precedent that every time there are mass casualties we need to intervene, is that what you're saying? >> it would be nice if they genuinely enforced the norm that certain weapons could not be used and there would be an international response if there were. i think the irony you pointed out is correct. we care about -- we should care about assad killing and oppre oppressing his own people, not necessarily what weapons he uses. he's killed far more people using conventional weapons than he has chemical weapons. >> the big question is that to really end this conflict there needs to be some sort of political change, some

come to the podium to talk about the financial crisis but it is expected that he will address the leasce. is now present a bomb appeared >> good afternoon everybody please have a seat. the four began let me say a few words about the tragedy that has been unfolding not far away from here at the washington navy yard and that is part of the reason why this event today was delayed appeared >> to have been briefed by my team about this situation and we still do not have all the facts but we do know that several people have been shot and several have been killed appeared >> so we are confronting yet another mass shooting and today it happen at a military installation at our nation's capital with a shooting that target our military personnel and civilian. these the men and women who will want to work doing their job to protect all of us there are patriots appeared >> they know the dangers of serving abroad but today they face the unimaginable violence that they wouldn't have expected here at home appeared >> we offer our gratitude to the navy local authorities and doctors who perform with bra

our special agents have been engaged on the special effort and we are following up on lea s s collectivelyengaged with this conclusion. we appreciate the support of the agencies involved in supporting the community and those affected at the washington navy yard during this incident. thank you. >> gooafternoon. i'm ron machin for the u.s. district of columbia. i want to send out thoughts and prayers on this tragedy. this remains an active investigation. prosecutors from the u.s. attorney's office were working hand in hand with law enforcement officials to try to give them the tools that they need so that they can understand the events that lead to today's tragedy. as we have moved from the crisis stage our focus and offers are going to be in what caused his man to kill so many innocent men and women. how did he carry out and plan this attack. how did he get access to the weapons? >> what could have been done to prevent this tragedy. we are not going to stop until we get answers to those questions. that is important for the city and the community but most of all for the loved ones who were l

>> it is unbelievable with lea conducting foreign policy by fall paula.n't even plans, that was a slip of the time. john kerry's plan to get rid of -- there's no strategy involved. we have no idea what will the administration is trying to accomplish what you are for military action or against military action in theory we can look at this and say this is an embarrassment how they are carrying it out. whatever you think the ultimate outcome ought to be. dennis: john kerry arguing in favor of the biggest tech telling congress it would be incredibly small. you say it has been a debacle but you're in the white house, you get this incontrovertible proof supposedly although we in the american public don't know that assad ordered chemical weapons but what is the first thing you would have done? chavez it been that bad? >> it has been that bad. you should never have gone to congress, he is the commander-in-chief, he took us to work in libya without going to congress for authorization and something more substantive than this unbelievably small attack, it is so unbe

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. >> you can't walk away without lea. >> you need to wake up. >> reporter: this morning, four years aftere's jon. >> reporter: and lives in a cabin, with no tv and no internet. in an interview with "entertainment tonight," gosselin said when he exited the show, he couldn't find work. >> it's near impossible to find work. >> reporter: picking up shifts at this pennsylvania restaurant. >> at first, i was nervous because i was like, how are people going to react? then, i'm thinking, it's fun. i get to talk to people. and they technically already know me. are you the guy? yeah, i'm the guy. >> reporter: his boss is having the former tv on staff is great for business. >> he fits right in. it makes a good experience for the people. they enjoy him. they like him. and he likes to talk to people. >> he's gone from being one of the biggest reality stars on tv, to a waiter in a local restaurant in eastern pennsylvania. it shows that fame is a very fleeting thing. >> reporter: what happened to gosselin's tv fortune? >> i haven't grossed millions of dollars. >> reporter: gosselin says he doesn't pay c

and princess lea and shoes cha baca, they were able to escape and not hans.tt has a special place. who could forget the spot on impression of him a now months back? >> ♪ one moment of levitty and it lives on forever. >> and it is special moments like that we have to play over and over again. >> we are talking about the star wars story has a different news hook with senator cruz reference to darting vader. >> luke, i am your father. >> delivers every time. thank you so much. namerica lives starts right now. >> and we begin with a fox news alert. dramatic tension diagramming to an end in the senate as the upper chamber prepares a procedural vote to defollow-upped obama care and fund the government. the senate vote on a motion to proceed and if they do expect it to happen. debate can begin on the bill itself. it follows a marathon floor speech from texas senator ted cruz who came to an end by noon. cruz railed against obama care that is a liberal train wreck and took

in the senate, a desaceived lea in favor of the president. 20 senators now say they are going to voteust updated that for you, so, 25, yes, 20 no. but there are 55 undecided senators, so the white house has its work cut out there, but in the house, this is a much more difficult battle. 24 house members say they will support the president, but 119 are opposed to a strike. 270 are undecided, 20 unknown and you've got house democratic leaders nancy pelosi and steny hoyer indicating they will have a very difficult time convincing the vast majority of their rank and file to support this. >> thanks so much in washington. >>> so, the president doesn't have to look very far. you see how many americans feel about his plan on syria. protesters opposed to a military strike are gathering right now outside the white house and emily schmidt is there. what are the demonstrators telling you as they gather? >> they just began demonstrating here about half an hour ago. their message boils down to no war in syria. and they have brought that message as close to president obama as they can because you see

he may have been in his car with two other teenagers. 18-year-old lea johnson and 18-year-old thomaswere in oklahoma earlier today, and we did see that jimmy williams was in the sayer high school year book in 1969 and 1970. a lot of people in sayer talking about this case, and remembering how these three teenagers disappeared just so suddenly. now, the other car still remains a bit of a mystery. but i did speak with a woman earlier today. she tells me that she thinks her grandfather was in that car. he is a john alby porter, who went missing with two friends in 1969. now, right now, all deputies have to deal with are really just skeletal remains, so this is a very delicate process. they say basically what they're going to have to do is compare dna evidence of living relatives with the skeletal remains that are here. but the custer county sheriff stresses this is a very important process. he is hoping to get some closure for these families that have not known what happened to their loved ones for more than 40 years. brooke, back to you. >> can you imagine? decades later and here you h

being open and listening and pursuing your dreams and really lea learning not to listen to no.t to turn the no into a yes. >> so you now -- you -- sally, you came up business world, cover of "fortune" magazine, called one of the eight most prominent power brokers on wall street. and then what happened? tell your story and how you -- >> i got fired. >> we know about that. >> i shared it with everyone. yeah, you know, look, what i would say is that women you talked about have been moving sideways for a period of time. unfortunately, on wall street, we've been moving backwards. and despite the fact that gender diversity has been shown to reduce risk, increase returns, increase client focus, increase long-term focus, increase innovation, all which i think wall street could use. what we've seen is we've actually seen a step back which is not unusual in a downturn that people sort of circle the wagons. not because they're bad people but because when we're under a lot of stress, we like being with people like ourselves. >> so what you saw was a retreat in terms of the forward movement

the mystery of what happened to jimmy williams, moik al rios and low lea johnson head headlines.than 40 years later, two cars matching those descriptions were found at the bottom of foss lake sitting right next to each other. >> it's been so long. it's been 44 years. there's a lot of things in between there that we can't answer because we don't know. it's like through the years, what happened, what happened, just a mystery, we don't know. >> reporter: debbie was 13 years old when her grandpa porter vanished. >> he was here one day and the next day he was gone. i mean no trace. no clue at all. i mean his bank account was there, his house was locked up, utilities were on. you know, he just walked away. >> reporter: debbie said she used to bring her young kids out to this lake to play. they would stand right there on the water's edge and skip rocks, right over where the cars were found. she can't believe that this whole time her grandfather's body might have been just feet away. alvie porter as he was called performed in wild, wild west shows riding bulls around oklahoma. after inve