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michelle miller, she struck an agreement with the university. the scene of the crime would be turned into a garden. it would also have a plaque containing a quote from her victim impact statement. but she pulled out of the project after the university next her suggestion arguing the statement could be triggering for assault survivors. >> you took away my words, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice until today. >> petition to install the plaque has garnered moore than 1700 signatures. it is sparked a debate, some saying her words are too raw. sanford leaders are prioritizing their own interest. right now they allow visitors to see the plaque, something that stanford has welcome . >>> big plans underfoot to bring new life to a historic east bay theater. they submitted a proposal to add two new auditoriums, bringing the total to six. the historic part of the building will stay intact. e 1960 theater has undergone a big restoration in several closures but it is set to reopen under cinema west management. the planning commission will consider the

i'm jeff glor with michelle miller and dana jacobson.e world, but they're not places you wish you were. acclaimed british photographer sir don mccullen captures scenes of war and strife. we will meet him and take you to a special exhibit of his work. >>> plus, her daring exploits were the kind of thing you see in movies. now they will be as a brand-new film on the life of harriet tubman premieres this week. we'll talk to the director. >>> and later, being stuck in the hospital can be tough for kids, but for many, their days are being brightened by music. we'll take a look at songs for kids, the man behind it, and his inspiration. that's ahead. >>> first, our top story this hour -- there is growing wildfire danger across northern and southern california. hundreds of residents were forced to flee to safety late friday in lake and sonoma counties north of san francisco as wind-driven flames burned through dry terrain. with extremely high winds on the way that are expected to create blowtorch-like conditions, the state's largest utility comp

michelle miller reports police hope a surveillance video helps lead them to her. >> reporter: three-year-old kamille mckinney disappeared last saturday night during a birthday party. police believe this is the last image of her-- a video showing kamille outside an apartment complex with another toddler. watch closely. police say the two were playing when a man passes by. but it's the second man police are focused on. they say he appears to talk to the children before they follow him away. kamille, nicknamed "cupcake" by her relatives, never returned. reports say some children at the party said a man was handing out candy in the neighborhood. >> i don't believe that a lot of planning went into it. i think that maybe it was something done impromptu. >> reporter: birmingham police chief patrick smith. >> in my heart, i believe that she is in and around the area red we are hoping to bring her home safely. >> reporter: a near-week-long search continues as this community bands together in prayer. ♪ ♪ charmella williams says it feels like kamille is one of her own. >> but seeing how the birmingham

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michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: the daily commute can be a chore no matter where you liveer than others. my colleague ramie incensia rode the rails in japan, while i boarded rails right here to see how american ingenuity stacks up to japanese efficiency. rush hour in new york city is a daily challenge for its commuters, who like most americans tend to rely on their cars as their main source of transportation. this despite the city having the nation's largest subway system spanning more than 665 miles, carrying over 5.6 million passengers every year. >> the crowds, they are a thing here in tokyo too, michelle. this city has a population of 14 million people and about half of them take to the rails every day. and here's something that might be surprising to americans. people here politely line up for trains that arrive on time nearly every time. >> here at times square station, new york city's busiest, people here might be surprised to know there is a schedule at all. as for lining up, huh, forget about it. >> in tokyo, stations aren't just places to catch a train, they're a

michelle miller sat down with vallejo and got a taste of what's on the menu. >> reporter: in the heartush plantation. >> here picking some beautiful flowers. >> reporter: chef jorge vallejo tends to his garden and his harvest. whether grown in the earth or in these ancient planters, it all supplies the bounty of his new restaurant, ixi'im, which means corn in mayan. >> it's the story we want to tell to the people. one of the spinal cords of the mexican gastronomy, or the mexican culture. it's about corn. so for me it's a very, i will say democratic ingredient because it's not about the monetary value. it's all about the flavor. the pureness of the ingredient. d t w we want to say we are corn. >> reporter: his mission, to distinguish a mayan eating experience by preparing humble ingredients with modern flair. >> i cook it only from one side. >> reporter: like escolar, a buttery fish from the gulf of mexico. proven when i gave it a taste. >>> these flavors. what are the main -- main -- look at you just digging it up. look at you. um, um, oh, my gosh. >> can you feel the smokeyness of the

. >> i'm jeff glor, michelle miller and dana jacobson is back. this morning what looks like the surface of the moon but it's the legendary bonneville salt flats in utah home to racing enthusiasts who exceed 500 miles per hour. later we look at the 100 year history, meet the cast of the characters that come out every year, and show why the landscape is in danger of disappearing. >>> are you looking for a good night's ou zs are a $70 billion business. we're going to go on a hunt for the latest and the greatest. >>> and we'll go to the yucatan peninsula in mexico to this lush plantation that produces the bounty served at one of the best restaurants in mexico. a special edition of "the dish" will take you south of the border to introduce you to the world-class chef who runs it and take a look at one of the largest tequila collections in the world. we're actually told it is the largest. >> wow. >> tequila collection in the world, ahead. >>> we begin with house democrats escalating their impeachment inquiry into president trump. late friday, they issue

welcome to the weekend, everyone, i'm jeff glor along with dana jacobson and michelle miller. this morning we are going to take you to wine country, napa valley, where wine makers are trying to figure out out to deal with several threats to the wine we know and love. we will see how they're investing millions to try to develop a better ask more problem resistant grape. >>> then to the uk where for 275 years the auction house sotheby's has been the absolute axis of art and commerce. we'll look back at how it all began and the highs and lows of a business on the block. >>> then take a trip back in time to a place where some of the greatest american inventions were created. we'll go to thomas edison national historical park to explore a new biography of edison. we'll also talk to the wife of the acclaimed pulitzer prize winning author who spent the last years of his life writing the book. that's all ahead. >>> but we begin this morning with the southeast bracing for more severe weather. powerful winds and possible tornados from tropical storm nestor batter parts of central and ea

michelle miller reports. >> reporter: nasa astronauts christina cook and jessica meir completed the firstemale spacewalk. the mission went off without a hitch. >> jessica, christina, we are so proud of you. you'reng to do great. we'll be waiting for you here in a couple of hours when you get home. >> thank you so much. our pleasure working with you this morning. >> reporter: it began at 7:38 eastern time when christina cook and jessica meir first stepped into outer space. >> oh, wow. baja peninsula, one favorite things to look at. >> reporter: tethered to the space station by all too-thin cords and began their mission to replace a faulty power controller. >> the box is just to your right. >> okay, i see >> reporter: seven hours and 17 minutes later, the job was complete and they closed the hatch behind them. the repair job marked cook's fourth spacewalk and meir's first, but it's the first time two women have intren toured out of a spacecraft as a team. >> station, this is president donald trump. do you hear me? >> we can hear you. >> that's great. >> reporter: and president trump congrat

i'm michelle miller with jeff glor. jericka duncan is back with us again. this morning we're going to take you to a high-end restaurant. emphasis on the word "high." the lowell cafe in west hollywood is the first restaurant in america that serves marijuana along with its food. we'll show you what they had to do to pull it off and why even nonusers enjoy this hot spot. >>> we'll go to minnesota to speak with leif anger who waited ten years to write his book. we'll tell you what caused the delay and a move with a small movie theater, town, and second chance. >>> and ranked in the top 500 albums of all time, but liz p phair's career has had fits and starts. we'll talk about her memoir. and she'll perform in our "saturdasession." >>> a impeachment inquiry by house democrats into president trump's dealings with ukraine on. friday the president's former ambassador to ukraine testified before a congressional panel about how she was removed from her job. is as "the new york times" reports federal prosecutors are investigating mr. trump's personal attorney, rudy giu

miller in berlin futures very positive trade across european equity indexes. but the futures not gaining as much because we have a decent gain in the pound after lines from michelarnier that a brexit deal is not impossible as we get closer to the deadline. if they do not have a deal by the 19th, which is saturday or sunday, then boris johnson has to call for a delay, which he says he will not do. let's get bloomberg first word news. chief executive carrie lam continues to defy her critics. and a weekly briefing she denied -- violence is not the solution to months of unrest. a new legislative agenda tomorrow, but any lessee is likely to be overshadowed by continued the tests. a $5k is working toward billion debt package led by j.p. morgan. lender istreet pitching investors on what would be one of the riskiest offerings in recent years. some of the financing that include unsecured with an unusually hefty coupon of 15%. qantas is attempting the first new york to sydney flight on friday. at nearly 20 hours it is set to be the world's longest, no airline has completed the rout without stopping. how will humans hold up? scientists will be on hand to monitor the brain