lynn stanton of "telecommunications reports" is a senior editor there. >> hi. we were talking about data security, legislation. in the reality the political prospects for getting that passed anytime soon aren't that great. any legislation is a slim bet really at this time, and there are few issues that state authority enforce, they may prove to be stumbling blocks. given the authority that you have right now, have you at all looked into the idea of one of these multistakeholder processes that the commerce department has been using with respect to privacy, and now they've picked up one for patent online notification issues? do you think that's an area that maybe working with consumer stakeholders and corporate and other stakeholders that have access to all this data could be a good approach? >> guest: absolutely. i think that self-regulation generally so long as you have a robust standard that's developed through something like a multistakeholder process, i think that's very important, and i absolutely sport that. we at the commission have long supported it. aga

. >>> the family of lynn spaulding found dead in a stairwell at san francisco jen. hospital is now filing a claim against the city. >>> we're learning about the new focus of b.a.r.t.'s investigation into the deadly crash on the tracks that claimed one person's life and resulted in one-hour delays and several station closures this morning. >>> we begin with a major traffic accident in fremont. these are live pictures from newschopper2. you can see the backup here, a big rig was on its side block all lane of southbound 880 and the backup is stretching for miles. we understand that a big rig has just been righted but still is blocking lanes. just about 20 minutes ago, a large tow truck arrived to take that overturned big rick out of the lanes. the accident apparently started in the northbound lanes of interstate 880 in fremont between auto mall parkway and stevenson boulevard. this all started around 10:00 in the morning. a witnesses says the big rig driver crossed over the median. one person was injured when debris from the crash hit their vehicle. and take a look at

so what does this say, lynn, about the u.s.'lity to act around whether there's really any bite behind this bark? >> well, there is the stall in congress has to do with how that deal is structured in the world international monetary fund. there are other things that the u.s. is doing with its european allies, including besides sanctions some measures, you know, for example, that russia may be kicked out of what is now called the g-8 group of industrial nations. that's just one thing that comes to mind right now that could be in the works. >> well, russian president vladimir putin, we're seeing video of him there. he's been racheting up the rhetoric calling the u.s. unprofessional and irresponsible. is he trying to bully the u.s. into more of a war of words? >> that might be for home consumption among his own constituents back in russia to justify what he's doing. of course, the western powers and the u.s. and its allies absolutely dispute that. it's not true and this referendum or the u.s. would call it the so-called referendum,

lynn was saying. it was completely untrue. nobody was arguing that a claim of a sincerely held religious belief trumps everything. what the religious freedom restoration act in tales is that the government must have a compelling interest in overriding religious reactor size. -- free exercise. it must find the least restrictive means to do that. just because someone held a belief, that does not mean the argument is over. that has to be weighed and balanced. we're arguing that this is not necessary to achieve these goals and is not consistent with what we have agreed to do. guest: how can you believe that it is not an government interest to have them attempt -- whether you like or hate the affordable care act, it is an effort to have comprehensive systems to make sure that americans are cared for. it believes, the whole history is that certain preventive services, are essential to making sure that the system works. how can you say it is not a compelling interest? those students at notre dame that you represent -- female employee

one is lynn spaulding's state of mind while she was here at the hospital. the other is why the stairwells were never searched. the claim gives the public a clear indication of lynn spaulding's state of mind before she went missing. the document states this a nurse told the doctor that spaulding was anxious, restless and disoriented. she also reported that spaulding thought she was working in an airport unaware of what she really was. the claim goes on to say that a doctor told the nursing staff spaulding needed to be watched. >> and there's a written order by the doctor that says all in capital letters the word never leave this patient alone, and they did, and they lost her. >> spalding was admitted to the hospital on september 19th for the treatment of a bladder infection and for being disoriented. she was report ed missing two days later and found dead in a stairwell october 8th by a maintenance worker. he's disturbed by the allegations by a visiting doctor from india and other staffers reported seeing lying on the stairwell. apparently it was not investi

barry lynn is also coming on.t is based in part on the hobby lobby case, and as well on the fact that the president is visiting with the pope or visited with the pope yesterday. after that, we will talk with storyina who has a cover this week or this month in the christian science monitor on the heroin use epidemic in the united states. that is what is coming up on the "washington journal." artist program which airs sundays at 10:00 a.m. is representative steve scalise. here's little bit from that newsmakers interview. ,> i would give them an a because we have started bringing bills to the floor to address the problems that are holding our economy back. the problem is, yet the president and harry reid in the atate, you have to give an f best, frankly, because you can't tell what the plan is. they're going to bring any of these bills that passed the house to the senate floor for a vote. the president seems to be mia when it comes to jobs plan. we know the president's final four brackets. he is never missed a deadli

police say cindy lynn burleigh's mother has several skull fractures and is in critical condition. cindy lynn burleigh is facing several charges including attempted murder. >>> community is in mourning for the 14-year-old girl hit and killed by a train last night. classmates wore pink today in honor of jenna betti. ktvu's ann rubin is in martinez tonight where she learned about the teen's final moments before she was hit and killed by the train. >> reporter: her friends are still in shock. they can't understand how this happened or why her smart phone seemed so important she would run towards a train to retrieve it. >> reporter: jenna betti's boyfriend said we smiled and she kissed me. they were lying on the tracks talk. her mother writes why they made a terrible decision we will never know. the 14-year-old jenna betti was killed incidentally. >> how is this real? how did this happen? >> reporter: friends banned together today wearing pink in jenna betti's honor. >> she will always be in my heart. >> everyone was crying. >> they described her as well liked, good students and great

since the death of lynn spalding last year, deputies go through a six-week training program as part of their assignment and there is a new sheriff chain of command. >> the sheriff assigned a captain to the hospital and as a direct report to the sheriff and the sheriff has regular meetings with the director jie. but there are other major changes that are recommended. communication seems be to the biggest problem. it is not always clear how to call for help. >> there is a need to have a contracted 9-1-1 center that takes the calls. today that has not happened so we will work in the sheriff's department to develop a relationship with an official 9-1-1 center. >> one of the biggest problems is there is no single person in charge of overall security here at san francisco general hospital. it is a problem they found so serious they even drew up a sample job description for that post. federal investigators say coordination between the hospital and the deputies was a major failure when lynn spalding went missing. that's part of the basis for legal action filed by her family. >> if you have a p

since the death of lynn spalding last year, deputies go through a six-week training program as part of their assignment and there is a new sheriff chain of command. >> the sheriff assigned a captain to the hospital and as a direct report to the sheriff and the sheriff has regular meetings with the director jie. but there are other major changes that are recommended. communication seems be to the biggest problem. it is not always clear how to call for help. >> there is a need to have a contracted 9-1-1 center that takes the calls. today that has not happened so we will work in the sheriff's department to develop a relationship with an official 9-1-1 center. >> one of the biggest problems is there is no single person in charge of overall security here at san francisco general hospital. it is a problem they found so serious they even drew up a sample job description for that post. federal investigators say coordination between the hospital and the deputies was a major failure when lynn spalding went missing. that's part of the basis for legal action filed by her family. >> if you have a p

kpix 5's cate caugiran is live in san francisco, where lawyers for lynne spalding's family just wrapped up a news conference and, cate, they filed an official claim with the city. >> reporter: yes, they did, frank and michelle. the family's attorney is not saying how much they plan to sue for just that that $250,000 limit on damages from professional negligence does not apply here. attorney and family friend answered questions for the media regarding the claim against the city specifically placing the blame on san francisco general hospital and the sheriff's department, saying the hospital did not provide a safe environment and the sheriff's deputies did not handle their jobs very well. >> when the doctor tells you all the risks of the surgery including you could die when you go in, they don't give you a paper to sign and tell you there's a risk here you may be lost. >> the only thing that lynne spalding's family and friends have seen out of this tragedy is the reassignment of a couple of sheriff's deputies. well, lynne spalding can't be reassigned her life and her children can't be rea

since the death of lynn spalding last year, deputies go through a six-week training program as part of sheriff chain of command. >> the sheriff assigned a captain to the hospital and as a direct report to the sheriff and the sheriff has regular meetings with the director jie. but there are other major changes that are recommended. communication seems be to the biggest problem. it is not always clear how to call for help. >> there is a need to have a contracted 9-1-1 center that takes the calls. today that has not happened so we will work in the sheriff's department to develop a relationship with an official 9-1-1 center. >> one of the biggest problems is there is no single person in charge of overall security here at san francisco general hospital. it is a problem they found so serious they even drew up a sample job description for that post. federal investigators say coordination between the hospital and the deputies was a major failure when lynn spalding went missing. that's part of the basis for legal action filed by her family. >> if you have a patient with a room on the fifth floo

and led to the reassignments of numerous deputies david perry is a friend and their spokesman. >> lynn spalding can't be reassigned her life. her children can't be reassigned their mother many we do not think this is a full enough price to pay. >> now they referred to a city attorney for a a response. >> another wave of moisture coming down solidly in mount tam tonight. not a major storm but we know every drop counts m this drought. spencer christian is live on the roof of the abc7 center. >> wetter into higher elevations right now but not where i am. here is live doppler 7 hd. it's mainly light and scattered in parts of sonoma county and points northward. and you can see a thunderstorm there up north in yuk kaia passing through not long ago. going to our forecast animation at 7:00 this evening, by about 11:00 or so, we'll see a cold front moving through the central part of the bay area bringing rainfall to san francisco and moving to east and south. but what will follow? not a lot of rain in this system now. i'll show you a little bit later what we can expect. >> thank you. >> there a

and led to the reassignments of numerous deputies david perry is a friend and their spokesman. >> lynn spalding can't be reassigned her life. her children can't be reassigned their mother many we do not think this is a full enough price to pay. >> now they referred to a city attorney for a a response. >> another wave of moisture coming down solidly in mount tam tonight. not a major storm but we know every drop counts m this drought. spencer christian is live on the roof of the abc7 center. >> wetter into higher elevations right now but not where i am. here is live doppler 7 hd. it's mainly light and scattered in parts of sonoma county and points northward. and you can see a thunderstorm there up north in yuk kaia passing through not long ago. going to our forecast animation at 7:00 this evening, by about 11:00 or so, we'll see a cold front moving through the central part of the bay area bringing rainfall to san francisco and moving to east and south. but what will follow? not a lot of rain in this system now. i'll show you a little bit later what we can expect. >> thank you. >> there a

representatives for the family of 57-year-old lynne spalding say her death was the result of reckless neglect and professional negligence. spalding was admitted to the hospital for an infection on september 19. >> she was found dead in a stairwell 17 days later. >> when the doctor tells you all the risks of the surgery including you could die when you go in they don't give you a paper to sign and tell you there's a risk here you may be lost. the only thing that lynne spalding's family and friends have seen come out of this tragedy so far is the reassignment of a couple of sheriff's deputies. lynne spalding can't be assigned her life and her children can't reassigned their mother. >> the city has 45 days to respond to the claim. if rejected, the spalding family attorney says they will file a lawsuit. no word on how much money they will seek in damages. >>> this morning's commute a mess with bart trains near hayward at a standstill. investigators shut down the tracks after a train hit and killed a person near the south hayward station about 11:30 last night. it was in a dark remote part

it led to assignments of newest deputies. >> lynn spalding can't be reassigned her life. we do not think that reassigning a couple of deputies is a full enough price to pay. >> reporter: san francisco general and the sheriff's office referred us to the city's attorney office for a response. the city's attorney office declined comment saying, they had not seen the claim. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a seventh grade teacher has been accused of sexually abusiig students. ron guinto was arrested in richmo richmond. we're told the investigate started in november, when he was at making waves academy. he's being held on $1.4 million bail. >>> police in oakland are investigating a freeway shooting tonight. it happened on interstate 580 near high street. you see police checking a black acura that had its windshield and passenger side window shot out. you see the bullet holes. the victim walked to highland hospital nearby, for medical attention. police are trying to figure out what provoked that shooting. >>> a lot more ahead. coming up next, tonight's big announcement on what's going

. >>> san francisco general hospital report has been released, prompted by the death of lynn spaulding who was missing for days before being found in a hospital stairwell. we have sifted through the findings and have these details. >> reporter: deputies are the front line of security but since the death of lynn spaulding last year deputies go through a six-week training program as part of their assignment here and a new sheriff chain of command. >> the sheriff assigned a captain to the hospital that directly reports to the sheriff and he communicated with the hospital. >> it is not always clear how to call for help. >> there is a need to have a contracted 911 center that takes those calls. to date that has not happened so we'll be working with the sheriff's department to help develop a relationship with an official # -- 911 center. >> one of the biggest problems is there is no one single person in charge of security here at san francisco general hospital, a problem they found so serious they drew up a sample job description for that post. federal investigators say coordination between

spalding went missing. >> you have a patient with a room on the third floor, where lynn spalding was, which is within 100 feet of wherever it is of an exit door to a stairwell. isn't that the first place you search? they never searched that stairwell. >> this review was ordered by mayor ed lee after spalding's death. abc7 news. >>> an east bay man was pretty happy when pg&e told him he was paying too much for electricet and he was getting his money back. but not all of it. that's when he decide to call 7 on your side. >> david has all electric appliances, the stove, oven, even the heaters. but he still suspected his electric bills were a bit too high. >> we always assumed something was wrong, but they could never tell us what it was. >> he was paying as much as ss $1,90 a month. he said he kept asking pg&e about it. the utility kept saying the bills were correct. this went on for years until one day david got a big surprise. >> there was no payment due, and there was a credit of that $1,199. >> after all those charges, pg&e was giving him nearly $1,200 back. when he asked why, pg&e s

have seen is reassignment of a couple sheriff deputies lynn spalding's children can't be reassigned their mother. >> this claim of first step towards a lawsuit does not indicate amount for damages investigators found both hospital and sheriff's department at fault for spalding's death. neither is commenting in this action. >> vallejo police are relying on a security feature that snaps a picture of whomever first opens a computer reported stolen. now, in this case, the lap tops taken from a car in vallejo on saturday they were for an after school program. if you recognize these people, please contact the vallejo police department. >> it's been a year since san francisco introduced a special court to deal with vet transcommitting minor offenses. idea is to offer treatment instead of jail. leanne? >> well, you know folks in san francisco heard about vet court in san jose. they took a look and liked what they saw. and is now here to stay. it's wednesday afternoon. veterans stand behind judge braiden wootds. >> using drugs, drinking alcohol. my life just got unmanageable. committing crim

roger simon, lynn sweet, thanks to both of you.rsation. >> thank you. >>> we want to bring you more details on that breaking news out of california. the u.s. geological survey now saying the quake may be closer to a 4.4 quake. it was centered five miles northwest of westwood in the los angeles area. strong shaking was reported throughout the region. no reports yet of damage but we will continue to bring you the very latest. we're also learning that there is no danger of a potential tsunami. >>> shifting gears. trivia time now. richard j. daley was mayor of chicago when the city started the tradition of dyeing the river green for st. paddy's day. and big congratulations to today's winner neil drazen who is getting a middle initial was critical to that win. send your trivia suggestions to daily rundown@msnbc.com. ...failure to disappear. a backyard invasion. homeowner takes matters into his own hands. ♪ ortho weed b gon max. with the one-touch, continuous spray wand... kills weeds without harming innocent lawns. guaranteed. weeds kil

linda's mom, lynn's behind the cam. >> everything they do at this house, you can't touch everything atndma's house. >> they're at grandma's house. mateo is trying to use grandma to get the cupcakes he wants for dinner. in his mind, because he had lunch, fine not to eat dinner, go straight to cupcakes. >> yeah. >> i'm letting you know that you cannot -- >> no, linda, look at. >> you're not listening to me. >> calls his mom by her name, lynn dk lia. >>ndhere's a great story behind this. mom, linda, dad kenneth with their kids at a theme park and came across a lost child distressed. the child didn't know its parents name, they thought, it's important for us to teach our children our actual names in case they are caught in the situation. >> linda. >> and mom, linda, says he's not a disrespectful child at all. he only really uses her first name linda whenever he's trying to win an argument. >> i asked you not to do something. >> linda, listen to me, look at. >> this video has gone viral. here comes i think the best moment of the video. >> you can kevin don't listen. >> papa. >> he's your li

lynn sweet there in d.c., esther armah and amy holmes from "the blaze."tion conference, cpac, wrapping up its meetings today in maryland this afternoon. former house speaker newt gingrich, i understand, took the podium a short time ago. this is one of the points he made. >> if our movement is primarily anti-obama, we will in fact reduce the number of victories we should win this fall. if we spend the next three years being primarily anti-hillary, we will virtually guarantee her election. >> like the father speaking to children there, lynn sweet. how do you think conservatives took that message? >> well, my guess is that these words will be largely ignored because running against president obama and hillary clinton is a pretty -- that's like politics 101 for a lot of the republicans. but as newt gingrich pointed out, who is a very good strategist for everyone except himself in his own failed presidential bid, he has a reasonable point to make that if that's all you have to do is to be against something, you're not talking about what you're for, which is a

in san jose, lynn ramirez, kpix5. >>> it was a gorgeous day. are we going to see more beautiful weather? >> yes. >> great. >> weather is done. that was it. what's next? commercial break? [ laughter ] there are details, but the answer is yes. here is a peek outside. what a fantastic day we had. not hot, not cold, a beautiful blue sky. we had rain recently. all is well weather wise. san jose, you are going to be chilly. radiational cooling. the heat we gained from the sun, we lose at night if we don't have the clouds and it will be pretty chilly. san jose, 46, livermore, 41, the north bay, 39 degrees. you will have the shortest weekend of the year. we are springing forward tomorrow night. so remember to set your clock ahead one hour. not tonight, because tomorrow would be strange. do it tomorrow night for sunday and check out the difference in sunset down. sunday, the sun goes down at 7:1. many of you headed up to wine country. here is the forecast for sonoma. much of sunday will be dry because of this. the ridge of high pressure that kept us dry

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--turning our conversation 20 our camp -- our conversation is lynn stanton. could talk about the three principles. when we talk about privacy by design, a lot of these apps, the designers take off the shelf pieces of software and they may not be so aware of all the things that software is collecting. what kind of responsibilities do they have and of the ftc have the kind of tools it needs to control a system like that where there are so many pieces involved to design the software? how do you do with all those pieces? >> i think it is important point that you are making. complexystem is very and there are a number of different players. to -- we have jurisdiction over a number of those players, not all of them. we do not have jurisdiction over common carrier services. there is mean exception over authority and the ftc act which means that we don't have jurisdiction over what would be traditional voice services. we actually think that particular exception to our authority is quite outdated given the bordering of lines that you see today when you're using a smart

lynne spalding was found dead in a seldom used stairwell, more than two weeks after she was reported missing. her family is seeking unspecified monetary damages. a local claim is the first step before a lawsuit. the family's attorney said they do plan to sue. >>> a bay area bar and grill makes an interesting ban. we'll tell you what you can't wear if you want to eat or drink here. >> a little more wet weather is still in store. >> next, a teenage girl >> next, a teenage girl sexually ass one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. >>> a warning tonight about a pop letter east bay walking path, after a teenager reports that she was assaulted there. tonight, fremont police are asking for help in identifying w

lynne spalding was found dead in a seldom used stairwell, more than two weeks after she was reported missing. her family is seeking unspecified monetary damages. a local claim is the first step before a lawsuit. the family's attorney said they do plan to sue. >>> a bay area bar and grill makes an interesting ban. we'll tell you what you can't wear if you want to eat or drink here. >> a little more wet weather is still in store. >> next, a teenage girl sexually assaulted during an afternoon walk. >> totally mind blowing, really. >> the brave reason the girl insisted on reporting the crime. >>> a warning tonight about a pop letter east bay walking path, after a teenager reports that she was assaulted there. tonight, fremont police are asking for help in identifying whoever groped that girl while she was out for a walk. ken pritchett is live along the alameda creek regional trail, near 880 where the teen says the attack took place. others in the community are just learning about it. >> reporter: frank, the main difference obviously between now, and when that attack happened, which was s

it's not clear what lynne spalding's family is demanding, but in the past they said they want the hospital and sheriff's department to change security procedures. if san francisco rejects the claim, spalding's family can then file a lawsuit. >>> hundreds of people attended a candlelight vigil in martinez last night for a 14-year-old girl who was hit by a train. jenna betty was killed sunday on the tracks near the old orchard road. investigators believe she had dropped her cell phone and was struck when she went back to pick it up off the tracks. . >> even though you're gone, we love you and miss you. we'll see you again someday. i love you. >> jenna was a student at martinez junior high school. grief counselors will remain at the school for the rest of the week. >>> facebook is putting up the cash to help make its neighborhood safer. kpix 5's betty yu reports the company is helping its hometown hire a new police officer to work out of a new substation facebook helped finance. >>> reporter: it's an unusual gift from facebook but one that the city of menlo park says it badly needs. facebook

during an interview with newark detectives, cindy lynn said she was tired of her mother bullying her 36-year-old son. nancy died of blunt-force trauma of the head at stanford monday. burleigh is in jail facing charges of murder. in newark, andria borba, kpix 5. >> troy burleigh is in jail on gun and drug charges. he set up an illegal pot grow in his grandmother are's backyard, according to authorities. >>> a shooter opened fire at a car on the macarthur freeway in oakland. you can see the bullets in the windshield. this happened yesterday at 580 near high street. the driver took himself to highland hospital in oakland. he is expected to be okay. >>> just last week a shooting on 580 in castro valley shut down the freeway for about an hour. four men later arrested. nobody was hurt. >>> close call at a fresno 7- eleven. watch as a car rolls into the store. the 17-year-old boy behind wheel didn't have the license. you can see customer buying a cup of coffee turn around to see what was going on there. yeah. look at that. nobody hurt there. the driver told police he hit the gas instead of

family spokesman david kerry added the entire case has been rough on lynn spalding's two children. >>y thing lynn spalding's family and friends have seen come out of this is the reassign the of a couple sheriffs deputies while she can't be reassigned her life and the children can't be reassigned their mother. >> reporter: hospital officials referred all calls today to the city attorney. the city attorney says he has not had a chance to read this claim and says he has 45 days to respond to it. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> posttraumatic stress disorder, you normally hear ptsd connected to troops coming back from war but research is showing another group of people may not be getting the help they need after a traumatic event. we're talking about victims of violent crime and the lack of treatment could cost all of us. investigative reporter vicky nguyen explains what she found. >> reporter: the bay area is home to several cities that see some of the highest incidents of violent crime but what surprised us is what happens to people

lynn? >> well, hi, alex.ng is that also putin wants to impress upon president obama that his annexation of crimea is a fait de compli. obama's white house talked about did he escalating the situation and now the u.s. is worried that putin may go into maldavea. it was a surprise to the president to get it. but i think it also means that putin is trying to establish as fact the annexation and he will discuss other things, but not that. he's creating chips to bargain with. >> susan, what do you think would inspire president putin to do this, that being call president obama? and can we just say my take on the readout of what transpired between them was historically different summaries of this call. >> that's right. frank and direct, not really the code words we use for something that's productive. i think it's hard to know at this point whether he called because he's feeling the heat from the sanctions already imposed, feeling isolated, wanting to back off from the crisis, or whether he is laying a groundwork for

general media, general media and lynn media hooking up.he combined copy is owning 74 tv stations in 46 different markets. lynn shares are surging on the news up 0%. you've also got media general up 3% 4%. other the station owners are moving on the day. check out great television, next star, sinclair, broadcast in the grain on the aday. this media dill having ripple effects on other television stations anded in works throughout this. >> thank you very much. looking at my screen here, melissa. e.w. scripps has also done pretty well. media, fair to say, hot again? >> you take a look at the larger media plays like disney and they've done quite well. comca comcast, parent to our network. in this space there's going to be consolidation going on. that's been sort of the theme in the tv space for a while in terms of consolidation. especially the ones localized in the local programming. that's where the opportunity is. >> absolutely. so let's go down and check on commodities here. jackie deangeles live at the nymex for us. >> we're watching oil pri

lynn andright into then cap driving. >> it was a silver or white honda suv, the male driver was white with a great mustache and dark glasses. friends have set up a website to start reward money. >> it is disconcerting somebody is out there and would do this and leave these two people laying in the road, one of them bleeding, and not even stop. have any information, call the anne arundel county police. we have a link to the reward website on our website, wjla.com . roz plater, abc 7 news. deadly roadus and unites a community. jennifer lawson was hit and killed while she was putting her car into a car seat on little falls road, across the street from nottingham elementary in february. the driver of the dump truck who hit her has not been charged. neighbors say they have pushed the county to make safety improvements. tonight, friends of lawson, neighbors, and arlington county leaders gathered to talk with nottingham elementary parents, who were upset it took a tragic death to get attention to the everyday danger there. >> it is devastating. every one of us could have been jen that day. w

it's not clear what lynne spalding's family is demanding but in the past, they have indicated they want the hospital and the sheriff's department to change security procedures. if san francisco rejects that claim, spalding's family can then file a lawsuit. >>> hundreds of people attended a candlelight vigil in martinez last night for a 14-year-old girl who was hit by a train. jenna betty was killed sunday on the tracks near old or chart and howe roads. investigators believe she had dropped her cell phone and was struck when she went back to ge it. >> even though you're gone, i miss you and love you so much. see you again someday. i love you. [ crying ] >> jenna was a student at martinez junior high school. grief counselors will remain at the school this week. >>> early this morning, oakland city council approved part of a controversial surveillance program. the vote didn't take place until early this morning at 1 a.m. following hours of debate. the domain awareness center is the proposed hubs to monitor areas around the city but it was approved only for the port of oakland. opponents wo

lynn, what do you think? >> well, i think both are true.y clinton made a calculated choice to do this, to either be a shield or an arrow on this one. so the reality is in campaigns, people have to put themselves out there. and if a cuomo or an o'malley, new york, and the maryland governors or whoever is out there thinks they want to be the stand-by candidate, it is really up to them to create the situation, the environment. and the reality is, yeah, hillary clinton is out there taking most of the attention. that's what campaigns and strategy is about. >> if she decides not to run, that's valuable time that's been lost by the other folks to line up staff, to line up donors. >> exactly. i don't buy the supporters' argument that she's shielding the rest of the field because what she's also doing is freezing up the money race as well. all of the democratic donors are sitting on the sidelines waiting for her to maim a decision, and a lot of the alternative candidates, whoever they might be, would prefer to be raising money and talking to those v

the family of lynne spalding. now taking legal action against san francisco general hospital. the family attorney announced, they are filing a claim against the hospital and th san frane department. death the 57 year old patient was found dead in a stairwell at the hospita weeks her h the city now has 45- days to accept or reject the claim. if it is rejected or a settlement cannot be the attorneys say, they plan to bring a civil lawsui over the last week, the bay area has been hit with rain just about every other this video comes from the north bay this a in rohnert park along highway 101. even wit rain. the a d to find out if more rain is on the way. kro chief meteoro bennett3 jacqueline? if you're a single guy in the bay area, research suggests your options in finding a girlfriend may be limited. now, one silicon valley company is aiming to change that. by flying women in from new york city. kron 4's j.r. stone has the story. katie bambino is describing the two years she spent in san francisco. more single guys less single ladies.totally opposite of new york city where she s

they are addressing the issue. >> lynn, we have to leave it there.ou very much for your thoughts on that subject. indeed, tomorrow, mary barra will be testifying on the hill at 2:00 p.m. that is our time. so we will be carrying it live here on "street signs." >>> couple dozen people are still displaced after this weekend's 5.1 earthquake in orange county, california. it's got residences and businesses worried, perhaps a dormant fault has been awakened. jane wells is near the epicenter in fullerton, california. >> reporter: i'm not kidding, 30 seconds ago we had another aftershock. felt like a subway going under the street. wasn't strong but enough to look at each other, like did you feel that. a few minutes ago, the inspectors arrived from the city, to look at some of the houses. we have video of that. they are at this house next to me trying to determine if the houses they have red-tagged are now safe to inhabit. they are being inhabited whether red-tagged or not. broken dishes may be easier to fix than rattled nerves as friday's quake was a little

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lynn, i'll tell you what's stupid. what's stupid is making believe that they don't already know.t forcing congress and the obama administration to do something and protect us. and what's stupid is americans not getting ready for what might be a nightmare. the bad guys have known this for a long time. nothing new to them. new for a lot of judge pirro watches. and lewis said, i think you dropped the ball by not encouraging citizens to be armed to the teeth in case the lights go out. lewis, i'm ready. darrell says, who cares anymore? with some luck, maybe we can all just get nuked and won't have to worry about anymore of it anymore. darrell, i have a question, are you depressed? you need to rethink your meds. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter and pick up my tonight. stay with fox news channel. i'm off tomorrow night. here's huck bee. >>> the barack obama administration pushes for military budget cuts. will our shrinking military be ready to fight off future attacks? >>> and harry reid says obamacare nightmare

right they've identified three or four different ways of addressing either totally redondo lynn or they're trying to estimate the costs for one conclusion we need to challenge that. >> good no idea any other thoughts or comments the meeting is adjourned at the 242. >> good >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres, experimental noise, electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999, the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise, noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo, where the church -- opened up his house an

30 page review made clear to us this is not part of the formal investigation following the death of lynn smalleding. there are a number of rec men indications for improvements on the campus. many of those rec men daegss under progress they're in the process of being impremented. those changes include daily patrols by sheriff deputies,bu new six-week training program, one recommendation is improvement of the emergency calls on campus. >> there is a need to have a contracted 911 center taking calls that does not happen we'll be working to help develop a relationship with ab an official center >> now, this chief of staff was maybe at this news meeting. and says she welcomes review and saying sheriff's department is happy to see there are recommendations made. >> thank you. >> two women denied they tried to starve their daughter and say the child went on a hunger strike. monterey county prosecutors say the two chained up their daughter prevent the 8-year-old from getting food. they face charges of imprisonment and child endangerment. investigators say the girl was malnourished they found he

. >> thank you, care yes lynn, see you then >> golden state warriors hoping students do the same. >> yes. players presented students a new printer >> the printers are really cool. and hopes you guys can use innovations you have and have fun. >> it's one of the institutes supported by the events. >> that printing is the way to change everything in the next few decades. >> that is going to do it for us. i'm cheryl >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, vanished. that giant passenger plane missing. tonight, the latest on the stolen passports. fingerprints discovered. and new theories about the moment the plane disappeared. >>> banning bossy. tonight, the powerful movement to change one word and the future of america's daughters. >>> moment of truth. after a panic attack on live tv, our dan harris tries to unlock the secret of happiness for us all. >>> and sky-high rescue. the dramatic video of a hiker carried to safety, after plunging down the side of a mountain. >>> good evening to you on this monday night. as we begin this week together, thousands of people are fighting

lynn sweet, david drucker. thank you both. >> thanks a lot. election season heating up. let's take a quick look at last night's primary result from texas. in the governor's race, democratic state senator wendy davis will face off against republican attorney general greg abbott. both will replace governor rick perry. john cornyn avoiding a runoff with tea party challenger. cornyn's democratic challenger will run off in may. george p. bush, winning republican nomination for state land commissioner. still to come this month, voters go to the polls in illinois and april 1st, d.c. holds its primary. things really get rolling in may where we see primaries in 11 different states. >> fox news alert now. russian defense forces surrounding ukrainian troops in crimea. armed men surrounding the u.n. secretary-general's representative there. john kerry goes head-to-head against russian foreign minister sergey lavrov right now. they are trying to find a peaceful solution to the standoff. kerry and lavrov are meeting alone. here at home defense secretary chu

tensions are high because the krem lynn has moved large military contintents near the ukraine border. >>> an unprecedent failure to find the missing jet, but it could be changed. there's a new image of debris and they are using space technology to explore the area. >> as the search for flight 370 enters a third week nett enters north possible lead. >> they have seen images in the satellite. >> it seems to show a large onto 73 feet by 42 feet on the surface of the water in the indian ocean. it was taken 75 miles from where another satelliteaptured these two large objects. the problem is a lag time of several days between when the pictures were taken and whd they were released. >> the objects are likely to have moved a significant distance as a result of currents and winds. it is also possible that they just drifted to the bottom of the ocean bed. >> which may have explained why the intense was set up in a file you're. >> we weren't able to find evidence of wreck age. >> the search will press on even with a typhoon near by. the loss time hangs on the families that are missing. >> we are

lynn balding was -- spalding was found dead 17 days after missing from her bed. a claim allegations medical malpractice from the hospital and the deputies. a key claim is that the death violated the elder abuse stad out. >> there's no monetary cap on damages under the elder abuse and adult dependency stad another. >> we were the first on the record on hospital documents indicating confusion if she was ready to discharge. she was going to be discharged anyway. there's a written order that says, never leave this patient alone. and they did. >> this should not have happened and we agree. >> the city is responsible for what happened in the hospital. the sheriff department said there's disciplinary action pending. >> we don't think reassigning a couple deputies is a full enough price to pay. >> the city has 45 days to accept or decline this suit. >> live in san francisco. ktvu. >> oakland police say a man found burned to death in oakland over the weekend committed suicide. the body of richard fen was found. the police determined he set himself on fire. >> we're treati

. >>> an attorney for lynn spalding is filing a claim. she went missing from her room september 21st. 17 days later her body was found in a locked stairwell. her family is seeking an unspecified amount in damages. >>> they are looking being for a woman in her 80s. it was known as a quiet pain inhood he besides her boyfriend. the woman was able to free herself and make it to a neighbor's home. there have now been four burglars in the last --bergs and resident answer are trying when they consider getting into the house. >> they are now warning nerve about the increase and they will hold. >> public safety hall meeting sunday night. >>> teenage girl said she was aggressively globed in broad daylight at the regional trail 880. the girl said she was walking down the pathway when a man passed by her and came from behind and assaulted her. she called nine 911, they launched an assault and still it as are has not come through. >>> during the days scary. i don't know where that person came from. >> police have not received any similar assaults in t

-- bell lynn any.ould a plane land so it didn't have the force on water so that the elt didn't send a signal? i doubt they are spending time on a theory like that. they will spend more time on what facts they have or don't have. it's possible. i don't think they have ruled anything out yet. >> that area as an oceanographer, we are looking at computer images, it looks like a big chunk of something. is that an area where there is a lot of trash? >> that's an area that's in what's called the southern indian gire, big sir could -- circular area in the ocean o. where we are looking at where you would expect to see debris concentrations. this is not the areas of the ocean where you get the most concentration because it's so far off the shipping tracks, it's not where you typically see lots of -- in the ocean. and that's more up in the central pacific in the central atlantic. >> hank, you don't buy this, do you, that that's where the plane is? >> no, i think it's illogical. i can't imagine if i was a hijacker

lynn, i'll tell you what's stupid. what's stupid is making believe that they don't already know.ing congress and the obama administration to do something and protect us. and what's stupid is americans not getting ready for what might be a nightmare. the bad guys have known this for a long time. nothing new to them. new for a lot of judge pirro watches. and lewis said, i think you dropped the ball by not encouraging citizens to be armed to the teeth in case the lights go out. lewis, i'm ready. darrell says, who cares anymore? with some luck, maybe we can all just get nuked and won't have to worry about anymore of it anymore. darrell, i have a question, are you depressed? you need to rethink your meds. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook and follow me on twitter and pick up my book out in paper book wherever books are sold. you want the next time you nt a dvd, don't bother rewinding it. the way i see it, it's t next guy's problem. oh, larry. she thinks i'm crazy. mm-hmm. but would a crazy person save 15% on car insurance in just minute