care lynn and rachel do what they can nor the families and make that are every member of their clinic staff write condoll lens cards and the sympathy for the tragedyity conveyed throughout every step of the process, care lynn and rash chyle made sure that the patient received of the best possible care and personal if you have please welcome care lynn and rachel: (applause) ism (applause) . >> hi. so on behalf of rachel and myself our i would like to first thank -- for offering this incredible honor. but more importantly we want to thank the san francisco general hospital foundation for the work you do everyday to support san francisco general hospital to help us to continue to pursue our wishes of helping those in need. so we we are here today because of and on behalf of daniel abraham. (applause) . and the entire small but mighty hematology, oncology division at san francisco general hospital. (applause) . >> rachel and i are proud to be part of this dedicated team team team and understand that between the patient with cancer, you must acknowledge and treat not just their bodies but

here's lynn before. all right, lynn, let's see the new you. >> oh wow. lynn, you guys, ready?come right here and turn right here. >> wow. >> it's nice. >> why don't you look here at camera 12. louis, tell us about the hair. >> obviously most -- strongest thing i could hear, i made changes from a blonde to a brunette. which is a very bold thing to do. the perfect hair color to accents your skin color and beautiful eye color. >> the highlights pass through, so it doesn't look monochromatic or goth. >> let's start with ron the boyfriend, what do you think? >> i'm amazed, gorgeous. >> wow. >> you like? >> i always knew my sister was pretty, but i didn't know she was that pretty. >> how about sam? >> she's always looked the same ever since i met her. so big difference, beautiful, beautiful, i love it. >> she wears a hard hat every day, no makeup. we thought we would go a little '60s mod, very in for spring, this is maggie london. >> big round of applause for lynn. thank you. >> now our second lady, laurie, who is 50, from lake charles, louisiana. just turned 50. told us it was her

lynn's father tells kpix5 the memorial services and music programs held in jenny's name help him cope with the loss of his daughter. >> we can't get up without thinking of jenny every morning. however, the only way we can come along so far is trying to keep ourselves busy and do things in a more positive way to try and give back to the community. >> the jenny lynn foundation has provided more than 3500 students with music lessons and camps over the years. >>> police are looking for a grown up of thieves who snatched thousands of dollars worth of upscale jeans from store shelves all over the bay area. kristen ayers on where those hot pants might soon end up. >> reporter: a high end grab and go at a luxury denim store. >> very sophisticated. they knew exactly what to do. >>four men, six women, $5,000 worth of expensive jeans stolen from this true religion store in livermore. >> it's happening all over the bay area. all your high end outlet stores and retail stores are having grab and runs. >> same thieves who robbed the store are connected to a string of thefts from gillroy, to this sto

. >>> joining me now to talk about this is lynn sweet from the washington "sun" times.ing, lynn. >> reporter: good morning to you. >> the bottom line, can they get to the bottom of the records or is senator cope lan right, you can't investigate yourself without a conflict of interest? >> reporter: i think in this one they can because the fact situation will be not too complicated to physical out. i think in that case they can at least get out the facts, yes. >> so big picture, though, how does this look for attorney general eric holder? politically, can he survive this? >> reporter: i think he can and because people might be surprised he does not want to look leak he has got run out of town. there was thought he was going to leave the second term and was going to stick around because of the gun running fast and furious scandal. i think this means he will be around a while. >> tomorrow, president obama will join governor chris christie in touring the rebuilt jersey shore. should christy be worried about aligning himself too closely with obama? could this hurt him with re

financial markets broadly and also, drilling down into the region we are delighted to have tim quinn lynn an economist with wells fargo securities to she had light on what the future hold tim quinn lynn provides analysis on financial markets macro economic developments in the mainly economies in the world he writes for wells fargo monthly economic reports these are great report if you get them by-the-way, and provides regular updates on industrial production, business spendings and manufacturings and tim has flown across the country to be be us and so we are so delighted and so please welcome from wells far go tim quinn lynn economist: . >> thank you very much for having me here today. i have got about ten minutes to spend with you and in that time, what i would like to do is sort-of describe some of the big challenges that you the united states economy faces right now and then kind-of lay out wells fargo baseline forecast for where he where where we see thing headed for the overall united states economy and at the end of high presentation i brought as me some terrific slides on the local

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mass lynn.s alive but facing a lifetime of challenges -- young man convicted of nearly killing the husband and father last summer faces the prospect of spending decades in prison. >> this was tommy branch just after his arrest last year. the 22-year-old from fort washington, maryland was found guilty on all six charges against him in the near fatal beating and robbery of t c mass lynn in the early morning hours of last august 18th -- branch and two accomplices were locked up that morning after attacking and robbing three men in adams morgan. >> i'll relieved this criminal is off the streets and he won't be able do that to anyone else but it doesn't make sense. >> tommy branch is guilty of conspiracy ag skratd adult -- aggravated assault possession of a weapon. branch used a baseball bat to beat t.c. mass lynn and rob him near eastern market while t.c. was walking home alone after a nats game and a night out with friends. >> this poor guy giving up everything he asked for and still being beaten i

new member of congress from california will be here as well as the reverend barry lynn, head of americans united for the separation of church and state. he's on the warpath about something this morning. we'll take a look at oklahoma and the big question that's come up about building codes. could that have made a difference. but first -- >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this wednesday. "dancing with the stars" crowned a new champion last night. country singer kelly pickler winning the mirrored ball trophy. it happened on the soundstage next to where "american idol" was taped. pickler won sixth place on the fifth season of "american idol" about seven or eight years. teen disney star took second place and jones took third. >> bill: there it is. whatever happened to "dancing with the stars"?

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>> seeing no other, thank you. >> thank you. >> heather-lynn, are you here? heather-lynn hotchkin. okay. john mitsui. tony faataui. manai burgin. >>> hello, supervisor. i am a -- well, i've been in the city for a year and i have like pretty much basically been at the coalition for 10 months now. and i feel -- i mean, i stayed in the shelter, now i no longer stay in the shelter, but i pretty much basically know how it works. i can have some valuable suggestions that can, like, somehow make some kind of change, whatever. anyways, i kind of get nervous. >> take your time. >>> i've been in the shelter. i've been like low-income and help others that make it be stronger to keep myself grounded to know that this is not where i want to be at. like i said, i really don't know much about the [speaker not understood], but i mean, i know a couple people that been on it. so, i feel basically like the whole -- you know, the whole homeless act of the shelter type thing. so, i mean, i've done a lot of street outreaches and organized and [speaker not understood]. i can't really say. i mean why i fe

. >> d no arrest in a castro valley cold case. 19 years ago jenni lynn was murdered in her home. members of the community held a vigil honoring her memory. friends, family and strangers marched through the streets of castro valley with blue balloons, jennies favorite color and signs remembering her. >> she would be my age if she was still alive. >> lynn's father john karr eig a flame, saying it would be 18 years since his daughter was murdered in the family house. the paint will never go away. >> after the killing john and his wife created the jenny lin foundation holding free music camps. she was a talented musician. the foundation is dedicated to finding jenni's killer. the jenni lin foundation help us put together $100,000 and reward is available for anyone with information that will lead to the collection of the killer. it's important to continue to hold annual ceremonies reminding the public of what happened in 199494 and how deep it hurts. >> it was beautiful and sweet and with a good heart and always with a big smile. and she was the best daughter that a mother would have

tonight lynne's parents hold a candlelight vigil to remember her. but there was a lack of evidence tieing him to the crime. >>> students at a walnut creek handlers with high school of an unexpected death of a star athlete. >> despite all their problems this weekend the state park will set a new record. >> the bay area is in the clear right now coming up of the weekend, and we'll break do chances coming up next. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> a blazing car fire stopped traffic on interstate this afternoon. the fire started inside the car. the driver managed to

lynn sweet, thanks for getting up early on this holiday. we appreciate it. >> reporter: okay.>> now, for another look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill kierans with the weather forecast. it really is, i'm dressed for it, i look like a picnic, right? >> yes. >> a lot of people are having those today. >> it's almost like the 4th of july. can you wear it twice. >> hey, i might. >> this seems to be the last cold morning we have for a very long time in the northeast. with clear skies, we're down to 41 in hartford. the heat is on in people's house, albany, 43, boston is not much better at 47. once the sun goes to work, that storm will be a thing of the path. it will be a rapid warm judgment. we will literally go from low 40s in hartford to 72 this afternoon. it's up with of the those days you wear the jacket in the morning. you carry it ohio we are near 80 degrees today from d.c. to baltimore to philadelphia. ocean city, maryland will be packed, i'm sure down along the coast t. southeast will be gorgeous from charleston to the outer banks. perfect beach weather out there

lynn sweet, thank you. raul, thanks to you as well. >> thank you. >>> we're following breaking news right now in texas. a massive fire at a hotel just south of houston. here's some pictures -- live pictures right now. these are from our nbc affiliate there kprc. kprc is also reporting the fire is located in the sports bar portion of that hotel. we've seen several people, including firefighters, actually being put onto stretchers as they fight these flames. again, this is some breaking news just south of houston, flying high above a fire at a hotel. smoke blowing across southwest -- southwest texas right now, we're told. that is also having an effect on traffic. you can see the traffic slowing down at the bottom left-hand portion of your screen there. officials at this point say that the fire started sometime around noon at the southwest end -- southwest inn. that's the hotel. in the 6800 block of southwest freeway. it's near hornwood. again, kprc, our affiliate there, saying that this is a four-alarm fire.

so, lynn, is this the key question? who knew what when? >> two questions, yes, what you said, absolutely. that's phase two. phase one is what happened? were there rogue operators? were they just acting on their own? no supervision? that's pretty bad if that's the case. and then, two, who knew what when as you say. these are two storylines. as we say in our business, chris and ron, this story has legs that could extend for years. >> i want to play a clip -- >> the story has been changing -- i was going to say the story shifted just since friday. we were told friday this was only the cincinnati office. now "the washington post" has a story saying there were officials in the washington offices of the irs involved. that makes you wonder. it's just not good to be dribbling out information like that. >> let me play a clip a lot of reporters including our tom costello was on a conference call where lois lerner, director of the irs's exempt organization's division, the one that would oversee this, talked to reporters. here it is. >> a quarter of t

>> walk the desert. >> exactly. >> bill: barry lynn is here with us.hurch -- in this era of church state. ashley who is with now the news -- now this news, going to be joining us a little bit later to talk about the big i.r.s. hearing yesterday. but first -- >> this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making news on this wednesday the nfl announced yesterday that the 50th super bowl will be held in the san francisco bay area. team owners voting to hold the game in the new 49ers stadium in february of 2016. the stadium is scheduled to open next year. the last time a super bowl was played in northern california was back in 1985. >> bill: you know, there has been a lot of controversy about where to build the 49ers new stadium. i think it is down near san jose. >> it is way south. >> bill: that's not cool. it is like the redskins building way out. >> it is a beauty of baseball parks. the san francisco baseball park and the one here. you can walk it from town. >> the star of the oklahoma city thunder stepped up big time to help with tornado relief

joining me now, the washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times, lynn.ing. >> reporter: good morning. >> let's start with the red line the president refers to when talking about using chemical weapons, is this going to be the focus of this week? >> reporter: it is. the issue is not just chemical weapons, frankly, it's is obama going to intervene one way or another in a regime or not? that is really the main question. the red line itself, well, i think now it's a matter of time that obama has to do something. >> let's see if he'll back up those words. >>> on the domestic front president obama will be traveling around the country reminding people that he's focusing on the economy and raising minimum wage to $9. seems like good timing and while the stock market is hitting all-time highs. >> reporter: it is, but it still is unclear how these trips will convince republicans to go along with the obama agenda. he's tried this particular method before trying to go over the heads of congress. hasn't always worked sk. >> all right. is the president's agenda right

is -- one lynn -- lane is blocked.r the altamont pass, you are down to 22 miles per hour. the other crash we have, westbound side of the bay bridge upper deck at treasure island, a trash involving a motorcycle. it is blocking one lane. silt a slow drive into san francisco. san jose, 101 freeway away from 880 is ten minute commute from highway 85 to the san jose airport. eric and kristen? >> new this morning, san francisco mayor says he didn't realize apple's plan if a new flag shim store which youd the removal of a popular fountain. the mayor says the plaza along stockton street where the 40-year-old fountain stands was not part of the city's discussions which was created by a renowned artist is popular for depiction of local sites. >> we have break news in san jose, a man is found dead an hour ago. >> on wall street, the big board shows the dow is up a little bit, 15 points. we will check with jane king at the new york stock exchange. >> first, an update on breaking news from 4:30, a fire in a >> covering novato, oakl

joining me is lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for "the chicago sun-times."d morning. >> good morning. >> the admissions the irs was targeting tea party and patriot groups as far back as 2010. are you surprised and will anyone be held accountable? >> yes, surprised. the story they say in our business has legs and, sure, somebody will be -- already has started and lots of demands in congress to find out as much as they can. >> calling for wide-ranging demands. let me switch gears. later this morning president obama will meet with his british counterpart. prime minister david cameron and has an op-ed in the "wall street journal." >> one of the things that will happen is the obama administration will try to accommodate the united kingdom. cameron and the relationship is always been close and obama will be going over to northern ireland next june for the g-8 summit where he'll be hosted by cameron, so, yes, he will try to accommodate them. >> how tight is the relationship between the u.s. and britain right now? >> well, i think it's one of the eye sense threshold

reporter: lynn-lynn renovated this courtyard home and brought her creative design and branding business's finding that balance to keep what is the best and at the same time give a contemporary relevance. >> reporter: along these hutongs doors can reveal trendy, almost magical interiors. at a design studio meets high-end store, a thermo sensitive tea table sells for more than $1,000. a few doors down from this local barber offer being $2 haircuts is my-bar where mixologist jeff gee makes the drinks. >> sometimes it's really modern. sometimes, you know, hutong is really old. mixes the old things and the new things together. >> reporter: new next to old. the "new york times" called these hutongs brooklyn in beijing but this is hip. 8th century in the making. >> osgood: ahead, miniature golf courses. no small challenge. have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia (abatacept) help? could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your rheumatologist. orencia reduces many ra symptoms like pain, morning stiffness and the progression of joint damage. it's helped ne

lynn and jessica are still shaken. their voices still quiver when they talk about it.oon, when this massive tornado struck, they huddled with 25 kids inside a bathroom at briarwood elementary school. bretten said she covered two kids with her body and kept thinking -- >> don't let my die. don't let me get these babies out of here. >> reporter: as the roof was torn off and the ceiling caved in on the bathroom, listen to the audio recording on her cell phone of horrified kids, bretten trying to reassure them. [ screaming ] >> you're okay. you're okay. you're okay. you're okay. we're okay. we're okay. >> i didn't know what to fetell them. i just kept telling them, we're okay. my mind, i was praying. >> she said, father, just protect us. put something between us and the tornado. i know you're stronger than the tornado. and some of the kids were pr praying. the teachers were praying. and i looked ms. bretten in the eye and we could hear a roar. >> bretten teaches sixth grade at briarwood. orr teaches fifth grade. the kids they were protecting, 10 or 11 years old. l lynn sai

and now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with lynn claman. liz: lynn? dennis?nnis -- lynn? >> liz, yeah. must have been a typo in the prompter or something. it must be somebody else's fault. [laughter] liz: i've been called jill a lot. people confuse -- thanks, dennis. a big day for corporate shopping, and right now we just want to let you know before we get to that story, we are well off session highs. remember the high, we were up more than 90 points for the dow jones industrials. buck see where we are right now, but let's find out where companies are when it comes to big buyout news. lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange, she's got more details. >> reporter: hi, liz. don't worry, dennis always calls me nicole, so it's all good. shares that have been rocketing all day, nevada utility is up about 23%, taking on a new high. the news is that berkshire hathaway's mid atlantic i can'ty looking to buy the company. clearwire is in the middle of two competing bids, one by sprint which they were supposed to vote on tomorrow, but dish network upping their bid

lynn energy. david: lynn. forgive me. the line is the stock symbol. >> line is the stock same bell.oration and production company. it hedges its production for five years. so again, no commodity exposure. since going public in 2006 it maintained or increase its distribution back to our story every quarter consistently. that is delivered 7% historical growth rates. yielding 8% currently. we think organically will grow 8%. atlas, general partner, gross drib ounce is, 24% first quarter. we think it will grow 15% for the next two years. david: according to "barron's" your clients are flying high. people should listen to what you say. good to see you. yorkville capital management. liz, over to you. liz: thank you very much. the borgata hotel in atlantic city launched country's first in-room gambling program in february. how successful has it been? the ceo of borgata joins us in first on fox interview to tell us in-room gambling, do it with your bathrobe on, no problem. how it is doing next. ♪ . >> i'm jo ling kent with your fox business brief. it was a tough day on wall street just a day

now woman is named kathy lynn austin she's a former u.n. arms trafficking expert and is the founder and executive director of the conflict awareness project nonprofit organization that investigates major arms traffickers war profiteers and transnational criminal networks that few armed conflicts around the world earlier i had the chance to speak to kathy about her work i first asked her what the craziest things she's seen in her experience hunting down arms traffickers and here's what she had to say. well you know often i'm flying in crazy airplanes and have had to survive crash landings just in order to document a certain weapons flow going to an illegal rogue group in the congo for example i've come around like corners and met with a lot somalia militiamen had to bargain my way out of those situations ultimately being asked to be married with a camel that would be presented to my father so there's just been a lot of crazy things that i've experienced just to truck the way international weapons from exporting countries go to these wars and

. >> lynn was hired as theresa's replacement in october 2008.fter theresa left for a new job. >> i was absolutely stunned just at what i initially found and literally went for an hour looking at it and piddling with things and going, this can't be, this can't be what i think it is. she's been wiring money out. >> local authorities were contacted and ultimately the fbi took over the investigation. in january 2010, theresa was convicted of wire fraud. she was sentenced to 10 months in prison and ordered to pay more than $80,000 in restitution. >> we estimate she stole a little over $160,000. and when she left in october, literally because she was writing all these checks to her personal bills and not my vendors that were showing paid but they weren't paid. we were all on hold. >> the wilsons nearly had to declare bankruptcy, but they persevered. the day-to-day running of the bookstore hasn't changed that much. but karen and lynn work closely on the finances. >> we can't give one person all the responsibility. we talk about, you know, who we're goi

lynn was a straight a student who played the viola.very year since then the jenny lynn foundation has given free music lessons to kids. >>> today funerals will be held for two of the children killed in this week's tornado in oklahoma. the 9-year-olds, emily condizar and christopher leg died when plaza tower elementary school caved in. the tornado was at the top of the scale, an ef5 and that storm killed 24 people including ten children and caused up to $2 billion in damage, destroying or damaging 1200 homes. people in moore are trying to recover as best they can. for some that process includes finding their pets alive. edward lawrence shows us one emotional renone. >> amy lewis took off running and dove head first into a dog cage overvoid to find the family pet bambi. >> we went to home depot and they gave us sites to start looking for her, and we happened to see a picture, and it kind of looked like her. we came over here to see. >> bambi escaped when a fence on the lewis' property was splintered in the tornado. she ended up here at t

crystal lynn is the one that's been the longest. it's made from crystals.t is firm, hard like crystal. they're over 85% or 90% of the market now. they have the highest efficiencies. in other words, they'll capture more of the sunlight per square foot than the other technology. this can be significant especially in a city like san francisco when maybe you don't have a lot of roof space, but you want to get as much power as you can. this is probably the choice preferred for most homeowners. the second technology which is coming on strong is called thin film. that's really a whole different technology using a lot less material. it's like sprayed or painted on, a different way of producing electricity. this stuff has a lot of potential because it can be used in a lot of different ways. this is a thin film panel here, right here and one of the innovative ways you can use this thing is on thought metal seamed roofs. they have an add he'sive backing on and they can stick down on the roof without penetrating the roof. it's a very effective and cheap and safe instal

her mother lynn. goodspeed. her. mum will. ultimately be limitlessly good little. luck. just see the mother and a. little fun of a little. despairing gone tunnel for it is there now admit one hundred three inmates are involved in the hunger strike that's past the one hundred day mark promises to shut the notorious jail still on cat. a.p. news agency discovers its journalists have been under surveillance for months the u.s. government secretly monitoring their calls. deadly car blast rocks damascus across the border in turkey people vent anger at government support for the syrian rebels meanwhile the u.n. and russia agree on an international peace conference to tackle the deadly conflict . also this week a spy scandal rusher exposes the cia's chief in moscow to u.s. intelligence is caught red handed trying to recruit or.

lynn, let me start with you. the president is attempting to put a lid on these scandals. let's talk about the wirs the president not only saying he is ready to work with congress to make sure this doesn't happen. he wants to look at the laws so there is no ambiguity. and he is moving on to appoint a new acting irs commissioner. a 1-2-3 punch if you will. >> and it won't dampen the hill's enthusiasm for digging deeper into. this obama said it is not for any outside counsel being investigated. that the system is set up just fine for investigations. there will be at least three, maybe four congressional hearings in the coming days. the test will be, will all the witnesses the republicans want be allowed by the obama white house to come to the hill. >> to your point, whether or not it will stop any of the objections from republicans, i want to play a mash-up if you will of some of the things republicans said today regarding what they want more from this irs investigation. let's play it. >> this house will stop at nothing to get to the american people the answers and the accou

. >> catherine: 40 niners coach lynn no hope that michael rowntree to more achilles would not keep himhe whole year gary has the story and all the sports coming up next! >> i always loved the shot is so pretty the golden golden gate bridge. breezy in chile still: memorial weekend will be a little bit milder and pleasant tracking distance light shower on monday night. 68 and antioch and 66 and sunnyvale. the lands are still pretty active the winds are still pretty active pruitt. temperatures for tonight will be cooled down in the 40's will phillip chile in the morning sole eighth few upper 30's far north. the blue indicating '50s i do not believe we will see that many 70's. i and 69¢ a clara, mid-60's for castro valley and pleasanton should be around 69 degrees as well as north bank. oakland around 67. in the '70s on friday trying right now very light showers for monday maybe tuesday. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193. and lynn nola (male a

david lynn in the mix. trying to get close with this chip. goes in for birdie.on finished with a 73. here is where derek ernst became the story. his approach to 18. a few titov hole. he finished a round of 70. they headed back to 18 for a playoff. david lynn got in trouble. all derek ernst has to do is two putt for the win. he is this close. taps in for par. the first pga win for the 22- year-old who was playing in his 9th tournament. that will do it for this sports wrap. have a good weekend everybody. >> a's win, sharks win, giants sweep. >> love it. >> thank you. >>> that is our report for tonight. we want to show you video that just came in in san jose where police were in riot gear after a cinco de mayo party got out of hand. >> we will following up on reports. join the ktvu channel 2 news morning news at 4:30 a.m. for this developing news in san jose. thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. >> thank you so much for joining us. have a great night everyone and a great week. to get married

thank you >> commissioners my name is lynn. i reside and work in san francisco. reside at 765 market street. without repeating i have four quick points one what you are hearing is no one that i have heard privately or publicly opposed to the mexican museum quite the contrary. two we are not opposed to a project at the site. i think the gentleman had the right solution 3 hundred and 51 feet can work for the shadow problem and the developers. the shadow isn't about a few people but about the public. for t for the instructions that were given to ourable krushgsz were involved instruction from the developer. i'm happy to go into county jail you've probably heard enough. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning xhirgsdz. i'm richard i'm a resident on market. when i've asked what's it's been like to live there i say the positive surprise it's an separately friendly neighborhood and i would include the four seasons hotel and the general manager also the millennium partners that developed the project. we have a close relationship with ron jeffrey's the gentleman who addr

you can see behind me a lot of people are gather here at the lynne elementary school, this is where leila fowler went to school and where she attended the third grade. her parents are here. there will be a moment of silence and prayers and speeches by paster and candle lighting as music is played from leila's favorite music group. >> i did, i get to speak with them a little bit today. they seem to be doing as well as can be expected. and thankful for what the community has done for them and they want to make sure that they understand how thankful they are for this tragedy. >> reporter: people are handing out candles as they passing through the check in area of the school. on the side of the school they'll be tieing ribbons on the opposite side of the field and t:30 that's when they gather and start to hear a little bit about leila and especially her classmates and the candle light visual and gather here to remember the 8-year-old who is stabbed to death at her own home. >>> the group known as a's called tonight's meeting. they're also calling for more programs for young people, that meeti

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