lisa and devon were nowhere in sight. the grocery store was the only one still open, and family members searched through the entire store. >> and i said to the girl, please page lisa manderach. when she didn't come, i knew right away something's wrong. i said to my sister, she's not in there. >> later that afternoon, police received some terrible news. some hikers in nearby valley forge national park found the body of a baby girl. >> they were walking along a trail at the base of an embankment. the embankment was approximately 50 yards up to one of the access roads, so the baby's body was between the top of the embankment at the road and the walking trail. >> the child appeared to have been tossed from the road above. she was fully clothed, but bruises were clearly visible. jimmy manderach's brother positively identified the body. >> i kept saying, it can't be devon because where's lisa. my husband said to me, it's devon. i was pretty much not sure. my first words were, how did she die? >> an autopsy revealed that devon h

lisa had megan. kevin had cody. >> kevin was always good with children. >> reporter: linda cover is a knoefel family friend who has known kevin all his life. >> reporter: good father? good father. dedicated father? absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: kevin was a jack of many trades -- a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician. lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping and caring for sexually abused kids. kayleen was one of lisa's coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people. we work in a sex abuse unit and that's a very difficult subject that a lot of people can't deal with, but she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know, make a difference. >> reporter: everyone admired lisa's selflessness. her friend carrie ward also worked with lisa. >> she took in foster kids while she was a single parent and was raising her own daughter by herself. >> reporter: that feels sort of like going the extra mile and then some. >> she did. she wa

and i said, "lisa, lisa, are you okay?">> reporter: during the interview, seth sometimes seemed overcome by emotion. >> i couldn't do it, i couldn't protect her when i'm 10 feet away from her. why can't they still be alive? why? why? why couldn't i have done something to protect the woman that i loved? >> reporter: the agent asked seth what he thought had happened. >> let's go with your theory here that it was an -- intruder, right? i mean, is that fair to call -- >> that's the only thing i can think of. >> what do you think this person's intent was? >> i don't know. you'd have to be a complete -- to walk into somebody's house and shoot them. >> reporter: seth then bolstered the cops' leading theory of the crime so far -- that the neighbor, brian tate, had shot lisa. >> who was the first person that came to your mind? >> tate. my crazy neighbor who thinks that we're terrorists. >> reporter: seth went into detail about that juvenile tit-for-tat dispute with tate that started over a deer hide. he suspected tate tossed it over

lisa: that is exactly right. jane: right over here, third row. :>> i was wondering if you could discuss the german attack on the mill, and do we have the right tools for that. lisa: you are on to that, and i alluded to it directly in my speech, which was the north korea attack that sony pictures entertainment is a game changer the cousin it was both destructive and co. are some. we saw in 2012 an attack, a destructive attack, on a large oil facility and producer. 30,000 computers just created and turned into bricks, basically. this is incredibly destructive obviously, and it has a huge impact on the bottom line. that is the thing, as i said in my speech, that is probably the most concerning to me, that and what i was going to say is another element of the struct of the cyber behavior, and that is manipulating and leaving an impact that makes us question the integrity of data, when you don't know what has really happened, so you lose trust and faith and confidence in the data that is there. jane: right in the cent

was sent these pictures of lisa walking outside.one. >>> costa, that was incredible. doing? >> she's doing really well. full recovery. she's seeing stars. you have to remember, she has to relearn to see. it doesn't turn on and you cap see everything. it's a nuisancery input. the brain has to rewire itself to process the data coming in through the eyes. >>> it was probably the most fascinating part of the story, not just an on/off switch. the brain has to rewire and pros the input of vision. >> when you think of a rhettinal implant, the signals they pass through, electrical signals have to be shaped and form in a way you understand it. they hadn't figured how to recreate the electrical signals or how to recreate those perfectly. it's a nuisancely input. it's a different sense. >> by implanting the devices, are they able to collect data on working. >> yes, they have a user base, and they are not entirely sure what the appropriate kind of signal is for each person. as the brain learns and we watch how they rewire themselves to understa

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you so much. away and fans are gearing up for the digest sporting event of the year. we are joined live now with more on how the teams on the ground are preparing. good morning. >> hi there carolyn. it is officially party time here at glendale arizona. the fans are already filing in to the super bowl stadium. they are are loud and rowdy. concerts are kicking off. super bowl parties all around the nation are beginning to warm up. but a very different vibe here for the officials on the ground who are very focused on keeping this event safe. [cheers and applause] >> for football fans everywhere it is a day they have been waiting all season for. super bowl xlix is just showers away. tens of thousands of fans arriving in arizona, ready to root for their favorite team. everyone is gearing up for sunday's kickoff. during friday's news conference even nfl commissioner roger goodell taking note of the atmosphere. >> it makes the super bowl bigger and better for the fans and overall. >> and security steps a

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here's lisa argen tracking live lopler 7hd, hi, lisa. >> hi. we are waking up to patchy fog especially in the north bay and we have a weather system to talk about coming not the second half of the weekend. 52 san francisco, 47 in san jose. that puts us anywhere from 2 to 11 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. so you certainly will feel it as you step outside this morning. and the fog from napa up toward santa rosa just a quarter mile visibility, half-mile toward petaluma. fog in concord, as well, and a little better visibility by the delta. notice we are looking at the fog banked up along the shoreline today. sunshine inland. that will give us some cool conditions at the coast. but i'll explain all of that coming up. >> lisa, thank you very much. things are back to normal this morning at the port of oakland as well as ports up and down the west coast. late last night a a deal was struck between labor and management ending a dispute that cost a lot of people a lot of money. here's a look from the the emeryville camera. we have th

thank you, lisa. arain meant is scheduled early this morning for a man in connection with a dismend body found in a suitcase in san francisco. people in the building where suspect mark pgh andrus was staying say they are in shock. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> you will be in court to defend him? >> jacques that's what we did. >> the public defender came to the jail to visit accused killer mark pgh andrus. he is accused of killing a body dismembering it, stuffing it in a suitcase and dump. >> at this point the case is under investigation. >> he points to a photo on this surveilsens video. it shows a man driving a suitcase just two blocks from where the body and suitcase were found. they came to the public housing unit in the tenderloin after getting an anonymous tip. the man with his head covered is mark andrus. he didn't officially live here. 959-year-old has lived here on and off for about a year though. he bunks with a friend on the fourth floor. this man lives next door. others are shocked

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news this morning out of san jose where three people are dead following a fatal excellent. it happened around 2:00 this morning on 101 near the connector ramp to interstate 280. authorities say they received reports of a car on fire. both the car and nearby trees were engulfed in flames. no word yet on what led to that accident. one lane of southbound 101 remains closed this morning while police investigate. >>> arraignment is scheduled early this morning for a man in connection with a dismembered body found in a suitcase in san francisco. people in the building where suspect mark andrus was staying say they are in shock. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> you will be in court to defend him? >> yeah, that's what we do. >> the public defender came to the jail to visit accused killer mark andrus. andrus, seen in these surveillance camera stills, is believed to have dismembered a body, stuffed the head and torso into a suitcase and then dumped it at 11th and market. >> we wi

here's lisa argen with more. hi lisa. >> chris, good morning to you. live doppler 7hd showing there is a little bit of fog around the bay. but when we go in closer you will notice just up toward petaluma and santa rosa, quarter to half-mile visibilities. but look at concord. a mile and three quarters. ten miles around the east bay and the south bay. the delta just four miles. kind. a cool shot. you see the fog here from the exploratorium camera where san francisco is the mildest condition with 52 degrees. 50 out in fairfield. but low 40s in livermore. petaluma is at 37 degrees. so the fog footprint this morning from the shoreline around the bay but look what happens by 9:00. it really begins to dissipate. and we will see more of it throughout the afternoon. that will create cooler conditions around half moon bay and san francisco and milder elsewhere. i'll pinpoint the temperatures and talk about a bigger cool down coming for the second half of the weekend chris. >>> things are back to normal this morning at the port of oakland as well as ports up and

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you.ice in copenhagen denmark said they have shot and killed a man believed to be a gunman who triggered a manhunt yesterday. two shootings left two people dead and five police officers hurt. as abc news reports, they are calling the shootings an act of terrorism. >> the streets of copenhagen in turmoil. more shootings rocked the capital. this was near a synagogue. it included two police officers and hundreds are on high alert for this man, a suspect for a fatal shooting earlier in the day. windows of this cafe scarred from the burst of an automatic weapon. >> i'm not sure how many shots but maybe 30 shots. people panicked and ran to the door. other people were hiding behind tables they had turned over. >> one man was killed and three police officers wounded. what was supposed to be a symposium on free speech became a brush with death for this man lars. he believes he was the target. he has received death threats for politicizing the prophet muhammad. the shooter escaped. the attacks dude

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carolyn. >> >> thank you, lisa.here's a winter storm watch in effect for the northeast this morning. wild weather continues to pound states with snow and ice from maine to the mid-west. in tennessee two dozen employees of a printing company managed to escape before their building's roof collapsed. much of the south is in a state of emergency. tens of thousands are still without power. the winter weather is also causing accidents, and snarling traffic. >> i've been here twelve hours with my car in park. this is a solid half-inch or three-quarter inch. >> and behind this storm an arctic blast striking denver is is set to reach all the way across the country. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson will speak about whether his department will even exist down the road on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. homeland security is in the crosshairs of the republican congress. legislators threatening to take away the department's funding if president obam's executive action on immigration is not overturned. "this wee

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mark: wow, lisa apple, microsoft, that is a lot of money. lisa: it is a lot of money. thanks so much. coming up, ibo look. reaction to the fact that the u.s. will be removing most of the military personnel by the end of april. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back to the second half hour of "bottom line" on bloomberg television. let's get you to today's top stories. let's check the price of crude oil. . you see new york crude down about 2.5% today at 48.88 a barrel. congress set to send a bill for the keystone xl pipeline to president obama. it is expected to pass the senate easily this afternoon. it authorizes construction of the much-delayed pipeline. it has passed the house and the senate but not enough to override a presidential veto. he will begin raising money to run for california governor in 2018. newsom is the former mayor of san francisco and has long wanted to be governor. he announced last month that he will not pursue a u.s. senate seat, creating anticipation he would seek the state's top post. the launch of an unmanned rocket by spacex was canceled due to high

here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. good morning lisa. >> good morning chris. we are looking at temperatures not too cool. not a lot of fog, just some patch think fog. we are looking at low 50s in oakland and hayward. 56 downtown. 50 at the san carlos airport and a little >ooler in the valleys with 43 napa, 46 in danville. so it has that light offshore flow that's kept temperatures well above average with plenty of sunshine and our dry pattern with strong, high pressure will continue throughout the day today. in fact, we are looking at more 70s on the coast. upper 70s inland. and any records? perhaps. we will pinpoint the numbers and have a look at the long holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. >> this morning president obama will fly out of sfo heading to palm springs, ending a whirlwind trip to the area, including an area at a restaurant that wasn't on his official schedule. last night he walked into the spruce restaurant that wasn't on his schedule. some people even got into the restaurant. >> obama is right next door to our house.

carolyn. >> thank you lisa.morning 17 flights and and out of sfo are cancelled because of the northeast blizzard. the arctic blast is headed for coastal new england, bringing with it 60 miles per hour winds and bone-chilling cold. heavy snow is also following up parts of the great lakes. michigan and minnesota reporting windchills as low as 43 degrees below zero. bitter, bitter cold in new jersey making it difficult for anyone who has to be outside. >> it is super cold out here. so so cold! oh, i want to be in and stay warm. >> i have hand warmers, toe warmers i've got on, but fortunately it's not boston. i would rather the cold than the snow. >> yes. boston is bracing for another foot of snow. still trying to dig itself out of the six feet that fell in the last six weeks. it's triggering accidents and forcing airlines like sfo to cancel hundreds of flights. >> the war against isis has been going on since october. analysts believe despite the 2300 air strikes by u.s. jets, nothing much as changed on the ground i

>> lisa thank you. the rain caused major problems in mendicino county. # the highway was shut down overnight due to flooding. officials with the national weather service say all the rain caused the water levels to rise, leading to flooding in the area. flooding is also expected over highway 128 due to flooding from the river. the storm brings damage and power outages to the region from the east to the north. just under 4,000 customers are without power this morning. 420 customers in the peninsula and 360 in san francisco are also without power. down in the south bay 240 customers are in the dark, as well as 75 in the eastbound. alan wang has more on the storm damage. >> wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour in novato snapped a utility pole knocking out pour to 1,600 customers. further north high winds ripped a power line down trapping a mother and two kids in in their car. they were rescued an hour later. >> probably some safety course put on by the fire department not to get out of the car. >> the wires st

here is lisa tracking the live doppler hd and some changes on if way lisa. >> yeah, that's right a low bringing chilly temperatures across the bay and scattered showers to the south bay and mountain snow where there's a winter weather advisory, so by down through santa cruise this is the wettest areas and up to the north around napa a few showers and into the nevada, we have picked up 17 inches in the squal and around five inches in truck can i. so looking at the snow and the slick conditions for 80 and 50. we will talk about the highs today coming up. chris? >> thank you. >>> crews are getting a handle on a three alarm fire. they just got it under control a few minutes ago. it was burn nothing the warehouse of 42nd avenue. that's just north and here is a photo tweeted out about a half hour ago showing how intense the flames were. it shows the smoke coming from the building there and we're told that there's no injuries. ininvestigating a at aal crash. it happened before 3:00 on interstate 580 east on the off ramp. police say a volvo crashed and ended up hitting a construction truck. th

here's lisa argen tracking live doppler 7hd. good morning lisa. >> good morning chris.g at temperatures not too cool. not a lot of fog, just some patch think fog. we are looking at low 50s in oakland and hayward. 56 downtown. 50 at the san carlos airport and a little >ooler in the valleys with 43 napa, 46 in danville. so it has that light offshore flow that's kept temperatures well above average with plenty of sunshine and our dry pattern with strong, high pressure will continue throughout the day today. in fact, we are looking at more 70s on the coast. upper 70s

here's meteorologist lisa argen track live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. there are showers offshore. some of rotating into the peninsula and south bay and right around monterey. this is where the focus will be today. as the atmosphere brings an upper level low across the bay area. right now boulder creek and north of davenport, also north of the santa cruz mountains and over the hills of the east bay here some light showers. overall we are cloudy we are dry. temperatures range from the low 40s to the low 50s. there is snow in the sierra nevada with a winter weather advisory with one to three inches until 4:00 this afternoon. we are talking about scattered snow in the southern sierra, as well. we will talk about the afternoon showers, how long they will last and pinpoint the temperatures when we see you again in a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. 5:01 is the time. break news out of oakland are the chp is investigating a fatal crash that happened on highway 580 east near the grand avenue off-ramp. a silver volvo crashed at a high rate of speed. it ended up

carolyn. >> already lisa. thank you. >>> nearly 20 people in san francisco need a new place to live this morning after fire ripped through their home in the mission district. it began just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon near church and 15th street. our tower camera caught the flames shooting into the air burning two buildings and damaging a third. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the latest. >> this is video of the fire shot by a neighbor. you can see fire crews attacking the flames. >> he heard someone say the apartment is on desire i should come home. >> to show us the text as she met with the red cross at a nearby coffee shop. 19 residents are displaced. >> it's my first time. it's a tenancy fire. i don'ti don't know the laws and i don't know how long we will be out or if we have to look for a new place. >> the owner of this pet. and the pet survived. recovering at a veterinary's office. witness ness say it moved really forecast.. >> we started sprague to the left and it went into the little bit of th

remember, they don't each have -- hang on lisa. we don't even have 20000 people in isis, isil, whatever it is don't make them out to be so large that they are the equivalent of what we had to mount in this country to fight nazis or fight extremists or you know, the imperial list in japan it's just not that. >> i totally disagree. >> don't make them so small that we are oblivious to threats -- >> i'm just trying to be proportionate. >> wayne president obama about a year ago right now to this day called isis the jayvee team. we all know we talked about it that he was way off base but at some point you have to stop down playing this. at one point in the last month or so president obama said we have to stop overinflating their existential threat to the united states. really? because there are a lot of people who are dying and a lot of people who are worried. wayne, i'm sorry, go ahead. >> well, once again, eric, i think he's out of touch with it. he won't fwas up to the fact that this is a religious fanatical group that they are direct

. >> lisa, thank you. as lisa just told you, today will be another sunny spectacular day here in the bay area. the weather is so nice, a couple of gray whales ventured inside the golden gate to enjoy the bay. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more on that story. >> reporter: hours past sunset the weather was still balmy enough to enjoy a frozen drink and a walk on the embarcadero. >> i'm having it with strawberries and extra whip cream. >> but it's cold. >> it is. but i'm enjoying it. i mean everything is warmer with your partner. >> judy did have a red sweater to match her grandson. >> i brought red, but it had sleeves. i stepped outside and i said no, it's too nice. >> across the city dinner was best served alfresco. their near the water was the place to be as boaters flocked to the bay and set sail in the sun. a call went out from the coast guard. two great whales were in the bay. >> right after our boat got in at 2:00 and we heard it over the radio that there were two between alcatraz in the golde

and from college lisa booth a g.o.p. strategist. so jeany, this is kind of -- this is a familiar argument, president decides to do something on his own and then the opposing party goes nuts. this happens no matter what the president sand no matter what the party is. it just reverses itself depending on the affiliation. >> absolutely, we saw it with bill clinton in 92 and saw it again with george w. bush in 2008. interestingly, it was barack obama, if you remember as a candidate who was critical of george w. bush for exceeding his powers and, you know promising to do something different when he got into office. but the truth is when you are president and you are facing a party in the other -- another party in congress you can get your agenda past so you look for other ways to do it. president obama has settled on the ways that other presidents have. executive orders, vetoes. you remember george w. bush used steining statements. it is a very common tactic and common for the minority party or the opposing party to be critical. quite fr

>>> lisa, thank you. things are back to normal at the port of oakland as well as ports up and down the west coast. a deal was struck between labor and management ending a dispute that cost a lot of people a lot of money. here is a live look outside at the port of oakland from our emeryville camera. crews there unloading container ships this morning. alan wang has the story. >>> there's some blame to go around but these kinds of conflicts are part of the american democratic process. workers have to have a voice. they have to be able to stand up. >> reporter: port activity is expected to be rae stored to full capacity. a five-year tentative agreement. california exports like agriculture has been rotting on the docks waiting to get out. the situation was so dire president obama ordered labor secretary tom perez to come to san francisco to intervene. he says he still has confidence in the arbitration system. >> i think the system here is an efficient system that works. sometimes it takes too long. in this cas

and from college lisa booth a g.o.p. strategist.jeany, this is kind of -- this is a familiar argument, president decides to do something on his own and then the opposing party goes nuts. this happens no matter what the president sand no matter what the party is. it just reverses itself depending on the affiliation. >> absolutely, we saw it with bill clinton in 92 and saw it again with george w. bush in 2008. interestingly, it was barack obama, if you remember as a candidate who was critical of george w. bush for exceeding his powers and, you know promising to do something different when he got into office. but the truth is when you are president and you are facing a party in the other -- another party in congress you can get your agenda past so you look for other ways to do it. president obama has settled on the ways that other presidents have. executive orders, vetoes. you remember george w. bush used steining statements. it is a very common tactic and common for the minority party or the opposing party to be critical. quite frankl

to the process. >> so this wall is primarily children's clothing. >> after just a few short years, lisard could write a nice long book about running a nonprofit. >> it never ceases to amaze me how people come across the grateful garment project. >> her grateful garment provided comfortable warm clothing to victims of sexual assault in 25 california counties. and growing. lisa says in all that time wearing almost every hat she thought she had seen it all, all types of needs, all types of donation answers all types of donors. until a very different one appeared on her doorstep. 12-year-old ryan tran may be one of the smallest members of his boy scout troop but has to have one of the big ef hearts. for years ryan has been selling popcorn as part of the cub and boy scouts and giving a portion of the money away to clarity on the hunt for a new charity last year, rye on remembers lisa asking for donation he at his church. he asked his mom and dad what it was all about. >> they told me about how people get touched in spots that they didn't allow them to. >> right here we have sweat pants. >> a

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let's check with lisa argen to see how the weather is hang up. hi lisa. >> hi, chris. you see most of the shower activity from the south bay and central coast and elsewhere maybe a little bit of mist and drizzle. we were zooming in on the east bay where things were active in heighter elevations. right now the santa cruz mountain watsonville, morgan hill a few light showers. we will keep the showers in the forecast throughout the day today. and with the south winds continuing, it will be breezy from time to time along the coast. but notice the temperatures are quite mild. upper 50s to legal 60s. so we will still be in this mild sector of air in between systems. the next system will bring in the heavier rain overnight tonight and into tomorrow. here are the winds. you see not bad from calm to about 10 miles an hour. the scattered showers in the forecast for your saturday morning will be around. really i wouldn't cancel any plans. we will still be in the 60s. we will time-out morning rain tomorrow and perhaps another wind advisory to pass along coming up. chris. >> thank

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lisa had megan. >> kevin was always good with children. >> reporter: linda cover is a knoefel family friend who has known kevin all his life. >> reporter: good father? good father. dedicated father? absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: kevin was a jack of many trades -- a truck driver, a

>>> lisa thank you. we want to get breaking news out of san jose where a dangerous fire is burning at an auto repair shop. this is a live picture from our san jose camera. flames broke out just before 7:30 at commercial streak. it was so fierce that firefighters had to pull a fourth alarm. this is north of highway 101. it's not too far from coyote creek fire officials tell us there's an electedrical line on fire and it's threatening to drop which is definitely a safety issue for firefighters on the scene. at this time there are no reports of injuries. officials say the building was unoccupied. we will continue to follow this breaking news out of san jose and bring you any new developments throughout the newscast. >>> 8:02 is the time. president obama is wrapping up his three-day trip to the bay area. he'll soon be off to palm springs for the holiday weekend. tiffany wilson is live at the fairmont hotel in san francisco with more on the president's de departure. tiffany, good morning. >> reporter: good mo

lisa shalett with us from morgan stanley. currency wars are front and center. >> much more later in the hour. we're going to be talking about radioshack. the end may be nigh for your local radioshack store. we will tell you what to be the final nil in the coffin for the electronics retailer. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." "in the loop" just a blitz on any number of topics including the death of a usterity. >> news corp. will not be prosecuted in the u.s. over the phone hacking scandal. the justice department had been investigating if the hacking took place in the u.s. and also looked into whether alleged payments to u.k. public officials broke anticorruption laws. the department says it is not pursuing charges and closing its investigation. alibaba looks to boost its overseas expansion. they're offering loans through lending clubs. u.s. businesses will be able to apply for short-term credit lines of as much as $300,000 to buy goods from chinese suppliers on ali baba.com. they wa

. >>> hi i'm lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. drones in the united states. there will be 30,000 of them flying above your head within the next 20 years. is america ready? ♪ >>> by september 30th of 2015, the faa has to have regulations in place to allow unmanned aerial vehicles, more typically known as drones into the nation's air space as the deadline nears technology continues to evolve. when you think of the word drone, you probably think of surveillance and the military, but as they become cheaper and more accessible and certainly smaller, everyone from uav enthusests to farmers and animal protection advocates will be using them. but the new era is leading a lot of states to ask how these private drones should be regulated and whether it's even possible. waj some interesting conversation really surrounding the ethics of drones. >> yeah, you just mentioned the deadline for integration of drones, we asked our community is the united states ready for drones? 85% said not ready. and: and we'll be discussing some of those uses tonight. loyal streamers as you

chris. >> lisa, thank you. 6:01 is our time. breaking news out of oakland. the chp is investigating a fatal crash that happened on highway 580 east near the grand avenue off-ramp. police say that a silver volvo crashed at a high rate of speed. it crashed into a cubs area where contractors were work on rail repairs. it ended up hitting a construction truck. the driver of the volvo was killed. none of the construction workers were hurt. police say that they believe the driver of the volvo was traveling more than 100 miles an hour at the time of the crash. >>> the chp is also reporting a fatal crash on highway 101 in santa rosa around 1:30 this morning on southbound 101 on the hern avenue off-ramp. a passenger was ejected from the vehicle and the driver was unresponsive when emergency crews arrived. investigators are still trying to determine what led up to this accident. >>> police have cleared the scene in san francisco's mission district after determining a suspicious package turned out to be a hoax device. the package was discovered around 8:00 last night a

i'm lisa gibson, senior virementdal planner in the planning environment. i'm in the environmental plan division and a liaison between the planning and preservation staff. the environmental planning division of the planning department is responsible for administering the california environmental quality act process in san francisco. we recognize the important role that the hpc plays in this process and your role and reviewing draft eir's for projects that result in a sig cent impact on a historical resource. [inaudible] clarify expectations regarding preserveivation alternatives. before i walk you through the resolution, i thought it may be helpful to review the requirements that [inaudible] established for the environmental revoy sknrauss talk about the process that pertains to our discussion. the environmental review process begins with the project sponsor filing the application and we conduct a repreliminary review at the time to stee if the project may result in a environmental effect. if it will, or might, we consider if there are ways to reduce or les

on the hunt for a new charity last year he remembered lisa asking for donations at his church.mom and dad what it was all about. >> they told me it's about people who get touched in spots that they didn't allow them to. >> right here, we have sweat pants. and like sweat bras. >> i said that's really bad. and they need like help. and i would want to do there for the organization. >> so four days a week three hours a day for an entire month, ryan went door to door selling his popcorn, eventually raising $500 for grateful garments. and if the idea of a 12-year-old boy scout raising money for victim of sexual assault weren't different enough just think about that boy in wal-mart filling lisa's wish list. >> well, i didn't really know what sizes to pick. they gave us sizes but i didn't know how to find them because i don't really shop for underwear into it says a lot about the capacity he has for compassion. >> oh my goodness. >> look at all this. >> it says a lot about the personal integrity he has. >> coming up love and marriage. bob and mira graves know a lot about both. what the

now, lisa, we're talking about jihadists. >> exactly. we're talking about jihadists as monica pointed out that want the rest of the world to live under is that rea law and if you don't agree with their beliefs they will kill you. we saw them light a swrord yan pilot on fire, execute 21 christians because they do not agree with their extremist beliefs. it is incredibly ask a every that we have an administration and president that is dangerously incompetent with the facts and the realities of what we're facing with isis. >> let me ask you this, juan, let's say things were better for all these countries where all these jihadists are coming from, things were better economically do you think as lisa points out that would be okay then? then they wouldn't look for their caliphate, look to spread is that rae law throughout the whole globe because i think that's what the plan is. >> no. again, you guys i think you're enjoying this whole tone of mock erie but the idea is that's one element. the fact that they have bad governance, the fact that the