out there. >> reporter: michelle makes the point she chose this profession. and today the president announced he's looking for 100,000 just like her. fantastic teachers in math and science. >> and to help those teachers succeed i called on congress to fix no child left behind. >> our students need a program that is not just focused on testing. being prepared to do the work that employers and professor will expect them to do when they get to that stage. >> but i can think of no other profession that can say we make every other profession possible. >> michelle will finish out the school year at irvana. next year she will travel the country as a spokesperson for education. >> i thought for a very short time. yes. both of my parents are teachers as well. let's take a look at radar. we have some thundershower activity. but nothing severe, nothing too heavy. we may get some rain in here. there's heavier stuff south of us. around the fredrick area. some moderate showers, nothing too bad. up to westminster just as far east as the central portions of howard county. we

i want to say that actually going to move on to this thing i'm going to michele bachmann sorry i'm. going to be in turn on as well my son. has decided to rake in a little on the field team six team that killed osama bin laden they've actually trademarked it now and that means that they're just a start making i know it'll make halves with field team six next thing you know the little mermaid point or part two of her shells are going to little seal team six things on him i think up a little ridiculous disney company have more interested if it becomes a ride or are they going to deal with the osama bin ladin portion of this are we going to see little of solid bin ladin figurines in disney stores that now little kids are going to be coming for christmas they are starting out a little more and i thought of the about seal team thing but. i have a two year old daughter and so i've been making the rounds on youtube with all disney cartoons and i got to tell you like one nine hundred thirty s. disney big bad wolf are some of the biggest like nos jews you've ever seen in your life so maybe th

now it's only fair i spend some time being michelle obama's older brother. >> are you proud to be michelletely. absolutely. she's just such a bright light for the family, for the country, for her own individual family, and i couldn't be more proud of her. >> reading the book, very interesting, you're very modest beginnings that you had as family. tell me about the early days. >> you know, i talk about this in "a game of character." it didn't seem modest to us. it felt like we lived in castle even though we lived in this one-bedroom apartment. and it was filled with love and lessons and tenderness. and they're the kind of lessons that resonate at the kitchen table as they did for us on the basketball court as it does for my team and in the boardroom as it did when i was working in corporate america. >> when i see michelle, whom i've never met, when i see her, she shows remarkable poise and apparent self-confidence. and you're similar. you know, you're a confident man but you're a warm character. i can tell that. you can tell that from the book. you're obvious similar personalities. are you

>> why don't you take that, michele. [laughter] >> i have not addressed the birth certificate issue of the pages of the book because this is a story that is out there. we are bothsts -- both journalists and we have addressed it. >> he with haven't done anything at the newshour. >> it winds up coming up. in terms of the census it's not something that i wound up writing about. in the book that i was originally was going to write, it was something that i was going to spend a little bit of time and how people identified themselves and how that has changed over time in an official construct in terms of -- you know, how the government actually identifies people or allows people who identified themselves. i ended up not writing about that. but i find myself swimming in that conversation to some degree based on the race cards. because so many of the race cards come back, deal with questions of identity and deal with the sort of internal dialog that people have with themselves in trying to figure out how they identified themselve

michelle lee was last seen in kaiser hospital in hayward. vick lee has the latest on the search. >> police are tight-lipped about the investigation and so are friends and family members who tell us that police asked them not to talk to reporters. >> the university where michelle lee was enrolled spoke to us about their concerns. >> the disappearance affected all of us. class mates and teachers. >> michelle lee is expected to graduate with a nursing degree from a small private school based in oakland. the 26 year old student is enrolled in the campus. >> michelle is beautiful and bright and intelligent young lady and in an accelerated nursing program and enjoying studying to become a nurse. >> lee's aunt in san diego said who live in viet nam was told about the disappearance. lee grow up in san francisco and moved to the bay area after high school f. police have leads they are not talking about them . neither are the close frens who came to see if there is any news. >> this is what we know about the young woman who was missing since friday ni

the 26-year-old michelle lee has been missing since 7:00 p.m. yesterday. she is 5'6" and weighs 120 pounds. she was last seen in kaiser permanente making roundsle she left a hospital during a break, picking up her car keys and cell phone, all this given to the police by witnesses and lee's friends. he car was found a few blocks from the hospital. locked and valuables still inside. hayward police say she does not have a history of disappearing and police don't know if foul play is involved. >> it could be that she just wants to be alone and has secluded herself somewhere. it could also go up to an unfortunate resolution. >> reporter: police say they have more than seven investigators on the case because of the circumstance of the disappearsan is unusual. she was supposed to go to reno with a friend for the memorial holiday but the friend never heard from her. we were supposed to talk to a friend of hers, but she said investigators did not want her to talk to us because the investigation had taken some kind of turn. we're not sure exactly what kind of turn t

you know and then she says names michele bachmann for bringing down women yes you have to be a credit to your gender and then she also was as a typical new jersey high school student and i'm sorry you were a sixteen year old girl as anyone and i'm as anybody i did because you know you're not a sixteen year old girl as it is that as an editor of a magazine i recognize false humility and so for god knows well he's willing to put herself you know in a debate part of the cameras and she says he i think the saudis are being you know you are all it takes to temper aid and for you know actually caring and following what politicians are saying i feel like come on these gaffes are made on both sides you know the aisle with with all alike not all but with you know many elected officials and i think that as much as people like michele bachmann i think it's a little unfair one tenth grader write a letter and it's a story all over the i'll tell you why because michele bachmann because the republican party in general they first of all when they were sworn in this new congress right now in january t

. >> michelle's brother, craig. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> google chris and you'll get more than 2.5 million results, "glee's" overnight sensation, fans hanging on his every word. he's here and i, too, will be hanging on your every word. >> thank you, thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself because i picked up "entertainment weekly" the cover, which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely, i have to be honest, sickened me. i have spent 46 years in journalism and broadcasting, desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. there you are, first shout. you're not even inside, you're on the cover, under the banner. >> right under the "m". >> the most prominent head. >> right, the "m" on on my forehead. >> how old are you? >> i'm turning 21 in two weeks. >> this is ridiculous. how did you do this? >> i have a fantastic publicity team. i mean -- >> when you

last fright add 7:00 michelle -- last friday at 7:00 michelle le went missing after class in hayward.upposed to go to reno with a friend but her car was found a few blocks away. compare that to the case of phuong le, who vanished suddenly during a trips to barnes & noble in fairfield in april of last year and her car was found unlocked with the windows down in the parking lot. she was found dead in napa county and that case remains unsolved. so both students share the same last night, no relation though. they are both nursing students, vietnamese, both mid-20s, both drove white hondas. last night in hayward family members passed out flyers about a $20,000 reward. they are terribly worried. >> she is not a bad person. she didn't deserve to have this happen to her. [ crying ] >> i just want her home. >> reporter: here's another look at the flyer family members were passing out. michelle she 26, 5'6", black hair, brown eyes and anyone with any information is asked to call hayward police. >> thank you. >>> a deadly shooting under investigation in the east bay this morning. shots were fire

my question -- does michele bachmann have to jump in?think she will and it would be a mistake to underestimate her. this woman is for real, whether you agree with her or not. this is not sarah palin coming out of nowhere, she can run very well in iowa. i can imagine a scenario where she actually gets the republican nomination. but that's a long way down the line. will she get in? i think the answer is yes. will she do wel in the early going? again, i think the answer is yes. she has what the football coaches call breakaway potential -- that is, if she gets in the open field, look out, because this woman is very articulate, she's experienced, smart. i'm not her campaign manager, but going after that republican -- chris: that would be a break-away if you took that job. >> that would be a break-away. but with the roughly 1/3 of people who supported either trump or huckabee -- i'm surprised huckabee didn't get in. but with those people, michele bachmann can be dynamite. >> i think it's a mistake to view huckabee as the hardest of the hard ri

. >>> the hunt continues for nursing student michelle le missing now for three days. he left a class ought kaiser hayward medical center friday night and hasn't been seen since. len ramirez on the one clue police and her family are focused on. >> reporter: a new photo of missing nursing student michelle lee were posted on her sister jocelyn's blog. they found her car with everything in it. how can she drive? it's one of the many questions and concerns of lee's family, friends, and fellow students. >> we're all deeply concerned about michelle le. our thoughts and prayers are with her, her family, her friends, we are -- we main hopeful she is safe and will be located soon. >> reporter: le, who is 26, lives at this condo complex and attends classes at samuel merit university nearby. on friday evening she had a special class here at the kaiser permanente medical center in hayward. she was last seen leaving for a break at 7:30 p.m. her car was driven out of the parking garage but found a few weeks away near sleepy hollow avenue. she had made plans to meet up with a friend

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. >> reporter: last friday in hayward, michelle disappeared. she was supposed to meet up with a friend to go to reno, but she never made it. her white honda crv was found. -- >>> disappearing while studying at at barns and noble, her body was found weeks later in napa county. the case is still not solved. both share the same last name, both industry nat ease and both drive white hondas. police are not saying if the two cases are connected. >> it could be simple coincidence. looking at the broad spectrum of all possibilities, we can't exclude that. >> reporter: last night in hayward, michele lee's family passed out flyers to get the word out about a $1,000 reward. >> she didn't deserve to have this happen to her. >> i just want her home. >> i'm not ready to give up any hope after four days. we have just as much hope as we ever did. >> reporter: michele lee's disappearance is still considered a missing person's case. cbs 5. >> new at noon, today, a possible link to cell phone usage and cancer. the cancer research team said there appears to be cau

this is michelle martin, outside her home with her children cleaning up.hey were not home at the time. they mad neighbors come over the pray with them. they at the last minute took a camping trip. they were not in that house. some images, let's get this one to close down. look at this one here. as far as you can see, just as far as you can see. if you come back and get higher, you see it more and more and more. look at the trees, the telephone pole, the damage done. the roofs ripped off the houses. it is stunning, hard to find the words to describe this damage. you see again someone in the foreground here with a trash bag, people coming to their homes, going through, taking whatever they can, trying to get out. look at the bark ripped off the trees, the trees bent and snapped. it is stunning. we met the parents of this young man. finally, they can begin closure. they did find their son's body. unfortunately, zach williams was killed in the tornado. we spent time with steven jones. he helped us understand the day after what happened. he's the principal at s

and michele miller found someone who is inspiring thousands of young achievers. rural village in napal these american teens are digging a foundation for the future, a school for kids half a world away. they're here because of this man jim ziolowski. 20 years ago while backpacking in nepal, he was moved by the opening of a new school there. >> it was a two-day celebration, is 48 straight hours, they never went home. >> reporter: he returned home to a corporate job in new york but couldn't let go of the images of hope he'd seen amidst all the poverty. >> i saw what they're dealing with on a day-to-day basis and i realized we had to do something and give them a way to take action. in 1991, he did take action, right in his own backyard. he began an after school program for inner city kids who wanted to make a difference in their communities, he called it "build on." the organization is now 20,000 strong. on any given saturday you can find build on teens feeding the homeless, playing cards with the elderly, and caring for the disabled. they spend on average eight hour

why is michele bachmann catching on? she has an opinion and voting on the courage issues of the day. a huge amount will change. mitch daniels, i think the governor of indiana will get in, in the next two weeks and i think mike huckabee will run and get in at the end of august there is still room for the late entries, chris christie, mitt romney types. i know, i'm a little broken record on this. occasionally they're right. broken alarm clocks are right -- i can't remember what that is. twice a day. thank you. i do think it's -- what strikes me the most is the dissatisfaction of the president. they give the stump speeches and there are huge issues going on in washington and people want to know what their opinions on them are. >> chris: let's talk about mitch daniels. with haley barbour out, suddenly mitch daniels is coming up a little bit in terms of speculation. and he did something very interesting this week. on friday, he announced that he is going to sign when it gets to his desk the bill that will make indiana the fir

. >> i did some digging and found out more about michelle lee. she was taking nursing classism was also she was takig class's- >> she never received any calls for completion of plans. to go to reno. that, obviously is curious, suspicious for us. we have some tracking on her phone is not current or perhaps the battery could be dead? she could be out of cellphone a range. i really do not know why we are tracking but we were. >> police have interviewed dozens of family members to find any clues where she should be. 5 ft., with 12 0 lbs., black hair, brown eyes. in hayward, kron 4 news. >> team coverage continues with j.r. stone. tell us about the students. >> i did some digging and found out more about michelle lee. she has been taking nursing class is and a graduate of san francisco state university. and on our facebook page there are dozens of photos showing michelle lee. . good looks, and a girl was not afraid to show off her body. she said saddened by her missing status. the brother, lives in the bay area. i asked officers it michele what could

michelle lee hasn't been seen since friday. len ramirez in hayward where investigators say they have few clues to go on tonight. len? >> reporter: that's right, what happened to michelle lee is still very much a mystery tonight. what is known is that on friday evening she came to a class here at kaiser permit in hayward. at 7:00 she took a break, left the building and then simply vanished. a new photo of missing nursing student michelle lee and fresh details about her car, a white honda crv were posted on her sister's blog. jocelyne lee wrote they, meaning the police, found her car with everything in t how can she drive? it is just one of the many questions and concerns of lee's family, friends and fellow students. >> we are all deeply concerned about michelle lee. our thoughts and prayers are with her, her family and her friends. we are remaining hopeful that she is safe and will be located soon. >> lee, who is 26, lives at this condo complex in san mateo and attends classes at daniel merit university nearby. on friday evening

michele bodman -- michelle bachman, plus stops in new hampshire.uest: it would appear that the entire state of minnesota is running. they are taking advantage of mitch daniels not being in the race. people that might want to get in, contingents that were thought to be behind the daniels' campaign. he was a bush guy in washington, within the administration. there is an opportunity for a lot of folks. at the same time, i cannot imagine that we will not have a pretty good idea within the next few weeks. host: michelle obama, her first real campaign appearance at the hyatt hotel with democratic party activists. a fund raiser for 2012. here is what the first lady had to say about the upcoming race. >> the simple truth is that today, four years later, we are here because of all of you. i am not just talking about winning an election. i am talking about what we have been doing every day in the white house since that time to keep on fighting for the folks that we've met and the values that we share. talking about what barack has been doing to help us all f

michelle obama has often pointed to her own humble origins growing up on the south side of chicago as the closest example of regardless of ballgame, high achievement is always possible. with her commitment to education, she has inspired many young people with a single comment. it's good to be smart. for some, this was the second meeting with the first lady. >> it was definitely more exciting now. being in oxford and also getting to hug her as well. >> michelle obama wants these girls to have more than just a day trip to oxford. they are smitten by her face in them. >> inspirational. >> memorable. >> perfect. >> mission accomplished. >> well, the obama state visit to the united kingdom has now come to an end. they are heading, at least the president is to france for the g8 summit. you're watching bbc news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, sto

michelle bloomstein is crying foul on a situation she believes just stinks. >> it's a $10,000 plus bill from the city and i think they're passing the cost of the infrastructure on to the individual citizens. >> bloomstein is one of nine san leandro homeowners in the triangle who may be forced to shell out several thousand dollars. >> so all of this that we have is now useless. >> because of a new city ordnance, homeowners like bloomstein could be hit with a $10,000 bill in order to pay, move, and reconnect the lateral sewer lines that run on their private property to the new main line. >> sewers, police, fire, roads, and street lights, these are all basic infrastructure we expect from our taxes. >> the city argues they're only legally responsible for paying the main line and providing a point of connection, not the privately owned connecting lines. >> there's nothing wrong with the people's laterals. what's happening here in the city is the city is moving the main, abandoning sewer mains that we paid for, paid the city for for 100 years. >> but other residents like frank hicks said the

michelle le is 5'6", black hair, brown eyes. again, last seen here in hayward. >> the case similarities are eerie. >> not saying that the cases are related. just want to make sure that there's -- that no funny businesspolice are asking anyone with information to call them. >> thank you, kiet do live in hayward. there. >>> family and friends will hold a vigil for the san jose mother of five murdered over the weekend a memorial set up for melissa ross shot and killed while driving near helyer park saturday night. a 20-year-old relative riding with her was uninjured. they say it's a case of mistaken identity. >>> a new development in the brian feeting case. today lawyers for the main suspect plan to present evidence to police they say will prove his innocence. our anne makovec is at san francisco general where stow remains in critical condition. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we don't know what the defense attorneys will be presenting to the lapd this morning. but we know that the defense team has already brought forth se

michele?> well, let me add a couple of points to what robert said. first ofll, let's remember that there is an audience elsewhere, there is an audience in the united states for this speech as well as in the middle east, and i think it's impornt for the administration right now to try to establish some consistency. they're being accused of a l of inconsistency in how they're handling these various uprisings in the middle east. supportive of democratic change in ejiept and tunisia, maybe - in egypt and tunisia, in libya but maybe not in syria, and i think it's time for the president to lay out a few principles that are shaping his actions that -- that the united states does support democracy and human rights for people in the middle east. this doesn't necessarily mean that the united states can or should intervene militarily or with sanctions, et cetera, in every single situation. some of these situations are going to be sier for him to explain than others. i think personally, the most difficult

>> michelle in paris for us tonight. thanks. >>> in this country, news about a difficult subject, the sexual abuse crisis in the catholic church. it's about a new study commissioned by the church and how few people will be satisfied when they hear the conclusion. the question was what caused the crisis? why did so many priests abuse children? our senior investigative correspondent lisa myers reports tonight on these controversial findings. >> reporter: the report's more significant findings, that the permissive culture of the '60s and '70s created stress for priests poorly trained to deal with it, and the surge of sexual abuse by priests mirrored transient society. some call it blaming woodstock. >> there was a number of types of deviant behavior that increased in the '60s and '70s and we saw the increase in abuse cases in the church was consistent with some of the other patterns of behavior. >> researchers from john jay college of criminal justice also found neither celibacy or homosexuality were to blame. that gay prie

michelle franzen's reporting. michelle? >> reporter: thanks, steve. certainly a lot of people here in the new york area have been streaming down here at ground zero. it's been a steady stream throughout the day. it's sort of quieting down now, but the mixture of tourists, of residents here and those commuting in and out of new york city certainly a different twist today. a new purpose, some coming to celebrate, others coming here to reflect and remember and reclaim some of what was lost. word spread quickly osama bin laden had not only been found, but killed. and just as quickly, crowds gathered near ground zero. the sacred site typically marked by somber remembrances each year suddenly became the focus of a june lant celebration. cheers, chants, and a patriotic show of emotion that unfurled throughout the city. the culmination of the near decade-long hunt for the man who inspired the 9/11 attacks. >> the emotion has a lot to do with the fact that for ten years we've been held emotionally hostage. >> reporter: for victims' families, including chris br

michele bachmann can take advantage of that.nt is, there are more candidates that are aggressively appealing to -- these outsider candidates who are appealing to this concern about the direction of the country, and it's good for all republicans to have a healthy debate right now. >> there was an interesting article in the "l.a. times," and they were talking about -- they were talking with voters in iowa. and this is what one independent voter in iowa said about bachmann/palin. she said, and it was a she, "i like what bachmann has to say, but i think we need a very strong male candidate in order to defeat obama. i wouldn't mind having a female president, but i don't think this is the election. after what happened to sarah palin, i don't think the country is ready yet." is she right? >> not -- i -- i would say that there are a lot of diverse views in iowa, and i don't think gender should be a part of this. unfortunately, we continue to look at things through that lens. it's not male, female, african-american, nonafrican-american,

>> michelle frandsen for us at ground zero, michelle, thanks. >>> well, politically, the decision toake down the world's most-wanted terrorist has proven beneficial for president obama. at least for now. according to a "new york times" cbs news poll, president obama's approval rating jumped 11 points to 57% after the killing of bin laden. meanwhile, a separate "usa today"/gallup poll shows 66% of americans believe a terrorist attack on u.s. soil is likely within the next several weeks. >>> according to this morning's "washington post," house republicans have conceded they'll have to seek common ground with the white house over spending cuts. "the post" reports house majority leader eric cantor suggests that he'll push for ending subsidies to wealthy farmers, limiting lawsuits against doctors, and expanding government auctions of the broadcast spectrum to telecommunication companies. the gop retreat on medicare came ahead of debt reduction talks led by vice president biden which are set to start later this morning. >>> well, now here's a look at some other stories making news. "early

michele bachman is stressing her patriotism. >> live free or die.herine: former ceo of godfather's pizza is also in new hampshire. he announced his candidacy last week. tim pala de is also officially and the race from new hampshire last week. he spent the day in the early caucus state of iowa. pennsylvania wreck santorim will tour a gun factory wrec richard santorum and mitt romney is the front-runner for the republican nomination and also his the first choice for only 70 percent of gop voters. sarah palin = 15%, and 17% for mitt-- romney - 70% your kron 4 7 day around the bay jack >> jacqueline: jack london square. here is a look at stormtracker 4 with showers and the california/oregon border. the high clouds towards the north bay. the wider view, the cause of the storm right here. writing down the coastline. through the bay. tomorrow morning writing down the coastline. as you head out the door to 11:00 a.m., the showers will be in the north bay as your scattered activity by 3:00 p.m. also continuing to see scattered showers for the morning commute

michelle scherer was picked. >> what a beautiful day. a wonderful day to celebrate teachers and teaching. >> the sun was shining on the rose garden this morning filled with maryland lawmakers, educators and families. the president was there to recognize michelle scherer, princeton grad award winning ap teacher, fluent in sign language. >> michelle talk ap chemistry for the first time explaining concepts like kinetics and electro chemistry using only her hands. >> her accomplishments won her the title of teacher of the year. >> america will only be as strong in this century as the education that we provide our students. and at a time when our success as a nation depends our ability to outeducate other countries we desperately need more michelles out there. >> reporter: michelle makes the point she chose this profession and today the president announced he's looking for 100,000 just like her. fantastic teachers in math and science. >> and help those teachers succeed i've called on congress to move quickly to fix no child left behind. >> ou

this is the last place that anyone saw michelle lee's car.hey have passed out flyers throughout this neighborhood, here is a flyer on one of the cars, there are flyers on the door as well as on the street lights up and down this neighborhood, to make sure that the people who live here can give investigators any information on her whereabouts. she went missing around 7:00 p.m. on friday. the sun was up at the time, hopefully someone saw her. we spoke with someone in the neighborhood who said they believed her car was found somewhere in the apartment complex although it will once exactly where. they were a police department for whatever reason has been very tight- lipped. i spoke with the public information officer this morning in the first thing on his answering machine was, i will not answer any questions about the case on michelle le lead unless there is breaking news. they know that she was carrying her cellphone at the time. they called herself and numerous times but so far no one has answered. to add mr. to the case is the fact that she t

what a big day for michelle. i think she's such a good teacher that we would have hope of learning chemistry. >> absolutely. >> anybody. she comes in -- >> not my subject. >> mine either but she comes in early to help any student that needs it and she stays late. she's amazing. >> absolutely she is. >>> still ahead on 5:00 news tonight a recall on the road. why honda has a warning about some popular models. >>> a lawyer wins his challenge of a speed camera ticket. but will that help you if you also have one? i'll have that story next. >>> thrill seekers listen up. the host of the amazing race is in baltimore. how you can watch this critically acclaimed documentary. >>> spring showers continue. how long should you hold onto that umbrella? bob turk has your updated first warning forecast. @ >>> a lawyer challenges his own speed camera ticket and wins in court. he tells susan collins a typo in the law could lead to many other cases also being tossed out. >> the statute we're talking about appears in transportation c

there, you can see a picture of michelle lee.ir cameras in this neighborhood with flyers because this is where her car was spotted saturday morning, in the condominiums, in one of the driveways. she left kaiser hospital at 7:00 p.m. on friday, she took a break during class and told friends-who is leaving to go for lunch, she grabbed her cell phone and keys. apparently she was in a good mood, but never they use beloused a " jack to track her 2010 honda per cerv. she has not been found although they called herself on numerous >> they found her car a few blocks away. they do not know based on the camera from the entourage, if there was someone else in the car, but perhaps. that is why they walked around the car to see if there was any visible forced entry. at this point it did not find anything but that does not mean that someone did not get in there. they're going to check the back of the vehicle for any microfibers or to see if anyone is hiding in the back. >>2 toddlers were rushed to the hospital after falling from a second story

michelle lee last seen friday night at kaiser hospital in hayward. vick lee has the latest on the search. >> this is disappearance affected all of us her classmates teaches ertion. >> michelle lee scheduled to graduate next year with nursing grow from this university. small private school based in oakland. the 26-year-old student is enrolled at the campus in san mateo. elizabeth is the spokes william for the university. >> michelle is a beautiful bright intelligent young lady. she's in one of the accelerated nursing program. she enjoys studying to become a nurse. >>reporter: the aunt in san diego told us her father in vietnam was told about her disappearance and is en route to san francisco. she says lee grew up in san diego and moved to the bay area after high school. if police have leads they are not talking about them. nor are close friends like this man who came to the police station to see if there was any news. this is what we do know about the young woman who has been missing since $50 night. she was last seen at about 7 at kaiser hospital in

at 16, michelle is still waiting and hoping for that family.ht now she's living in a group home. >> what's it like living in a group home sph. >> all my life i never had a family to care for me. so, i always wanted to be adopted by a family that will care for me. >> someone to care about the things that she cares about, like what dress to wear to the prom. >> i have some wonderful ideas. >> dana tresler offered to give michelle some help in her selection. she picked some dresses, shoes, bags and accessories to try on. >> how do you invasion yourself at the prom? >> beautiful. the bell of the ball. >> and it was off to the fitting room. >> you look gorgeous in that. fantastic. that's a good one. and the one she liked best. you look absolutely fabulous. >> you think this is the one? >> yes. >> on behalf of jcpenney, the dress, the shoes and all the fashion accessories are yours for prom. >> thank you. >> you are so welcome. >> it was hard for michelle to hold back the tears. we all agreed she was destined to be the bell of the ball. and one day,

new england mint did provide michelle a refund of $147 for items she didn't want.michelle says the bills she did order are an interesting souvenir. >> i guess i will keep it and have lots of stories to tell about it. >> reporter: despite 281 complaints the better business bureau gives the parent company an a plus rating due to the fact that they have made efforts to respond to each complaint. >>> how about a little weather enhancement. the time lapse from the high definition mount tam camera. a finger of fog and clouds moving through the golden gate there. high temperatures tomorrow statewide under mainly sunny conditions with the possible exception of eureka. 71 at yosemite. tomorrow, sunny skies. mild conditions. inland high mid to upper 70s. uupper 60s to 70s near the bay. here is is the accuweather seven-day forecast. two more mild days coming our way before a cooldown occurs on sunday and monday. breezy those two days. we warm up again on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. back up to 80 degrees in the warmest inland location. >> this is the spring weather we hav

>> michelle kosinski in london tonight. michelle, thanks.re back with more news after this. >>> there is some breaking news tonight from libya. nbc's richard engel reports that the youngest son of colonel moammar gadhafi has been killed in a nato air strike. the son is identified as saif al arab. three of moammar gadhafi's grandchildren were also killed. the libyan leader was also in the house but was not hurt. >>> these high gasoline prices we've been seeing here at home for some time show no signs of easing. aaa reported today that the average price of a gallon of regular is now at $3.93, up eight cents from one week ago. and gas prices are becoming a growing political issue. nbc's mike viqueira reports. >> you had enough of barack obama? >> reporter: from the campaign trail in new hampshire, tough talk from republican presidential hopefuls. seeking political gain from voter pain at the pump. >> we're going to have to hang the obama misery index around his neck. we're going to hang him with that -- so to speak, metaphorically, with -- you

michele lee was seen leaving her nursing class are around 7:00 p.m. on friday.ice he told her classmates she was traveling to renounce with a friend she left class with her keys and herself on and never returned during a break. there are unable to reach her on her cell phone. >> she did not receive any calls or cancellation plans to go to renounce. we do have some drafting on her phone it is not current the phone could be dead should be out of self-service, or she might get shut off. we are not tracking it any longer about we were >> police are asking everyone if they have any information on this person she is 5 ft. 620 lbs. black hair brown eyes >> we see a lot of sunshine around the bay area and so let's talk about the weather >> we're seeing overcast conditions cloud cover and we are having breaks of sunshine. a warming up to 57 by lunchtime almost 60 degrees. temperatures as she stepped out the door are in the fifties and low 60s. as we head into the afternoon hours we're not warming up too much. chilean centered cisco a not even reaching 60 degrees there hi

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oakland police described this woman, 4 year-old michelle williams.rrested for 40 year-old michelle williams for identity theft fraud. hall this fraud suspect committed the crime. >> evidence photos of fake security cards and driver's license the biggest operations identity theft lost in history. this equipment was found in the same word equipment 40 year- old michelle williams. investigators say that it was illegally obtaining personal affirmation of the openness to the employee. using that information of personal information. as in oakland public employee. >> we've localized and found printers. even printers that were able to print out credit cards. >>reporter: they contained the official california driver's license information that is stored on this computer, now in police custody. willie has a felony conviction on her racque and r michelle williams has a felony already on her record and now, this. haazig madyun kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: our extended forecast is showing plenty of rain fall timing it out, coming up in just a bit. [ jerry ] look at

. >> michelle's brother, craig.is "piers morgan tonight." >> google chris and you'll get more than 2.5 million results, "glee's" overnight sensation, fans hanging on his every word. he's here and i, too, will be hanging on your every word. >> thank you, thank you. >> i don't know why i do this to myself because i picked up "entertainment weekly" the cover, which has eluded me so far. >> it's coming. >> two copies of hollywood reporter this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely, i have to be honest, sickened me. i have spent 46 years in journalism and broadcasting, desperate to get on the top 100 of "time" magazine's most influential people. there you are, first shout. you're not even inside, you're on the cover, under the banner. >> right under the "m". >> the most prominent head. >> right, the "m" on on my forehead. >> how old are you? >> i'm turning 21 in two weeks. >> this is ridiculous. how did you do this? >> i have a fantastic publicity team. i mean -- >> when you pick

. >> so what happened to michelle le? new developments in the case of a missing nursing student who disappeared friday night while taking a break from rounds at kaiser permanente medical center. her car has been found but there is no sign of michelle. nbc bay area's kimberly tere has the latest. tonight an emotional call for help from her own brother. >> reporter: that's right. the family of the missing nursing student was in this area where her car was found. they were knocking on door and handing out fliers, looking for any information that might lead them to her. >> it is really hard to not assume the worst, but we're trying. >> reporter: the family of 26-year-old michelle le is desperate to find her. >> she did not deserve to have this happen to her. i just want her home. >> reporter: their offering a $20,000 reward to anyone with information on her whereabouts. she was last seen leaving hayward's kaiser hospital friday where she was doing a clinical rotation as part of her course work. a surveillance camera showed wh

michelle obama. >> please join me in prayer. almighty and loving god, we ask your blessings on this ceremony as we commemorate the double lives and sacrifices of two of our precious -- commemorate the lives and sacrifices of two of our precious sons. those struck by the news of the past 24 hours, we stop to remember the air road, actions taken -- heroic actions taken by these two some 60 years ago. they lead from the front and loved beyond measure, which bring the ultimate act of self service. remind us today that our nation has risen to about to witness on the shoulders of americans like -- present to our true brightness on the shoulders of americans like anthony and henry. wavelike and freedom is a priceless inheritance -- our way of life and freedom is a priceless and arrogance. may your blessings be upon -- priceless inheritance. mayor blessings be upon anthony and henry. may we never forget the sacrifice. in your holy name, amen. >> good morning, everybody. please be seated. on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the