so miss marshall is an outstanding teacher and educator. one thing my son came back ever back and told me and said, dad, what is the most powerful thing you can carry in your wallet? i couldn't answer. can anybody here answer? the most powerful thing you can carry is a library card. that is the key to education. i'm going to step back. i know my two minutes is not up, but i want to let you know that she is an excellent teacher and thank you for hearing me. >> good evening commissioners. it has become apparent that in this city where the member of the community steps up to the plate in an attempt to promote the betterment of black and brown children, that person's position is compromised. the present facilitator of the citywide tutorial program, miss marshall, worked in the bay view when no one else would. after almost 30 years of dedicated service, miss marshall still has to fight to maintain her position? what's going on folks? as african american students still struggle as was i think di kated in an earlier statistical presentation, peopl

, regardless of the date a whip missing is 1449 -- regardless of the date they went missing. the affected families are not satisfied. they have found missing children in street gangs and rescued them from factories. here at the golden horn, the crew turn up a lead. there are claims of a sighting of one of the youngsters. they set out, but when they get to the indicated location, nobody is there. the homeless people have moved on. most of the children at this publiclaround are unattended by their parents. some of them are barely three or four years old. >> some people let their kids play here until midnight. i hardly ever see the parents here. the main thing for them is to have the kids out of the house. >> he talks to people who have moved to istanbul from rural areas and warns them that it is not a savior as in their villages. >> poor people do not have anywhere to leave the children while they are at work during the day. they cannot afford daycare, so the children end up alone on the streets for hours and fall easy prey to kidnappers. every day, we hear about children being

let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> miss indiana didn't even make runner-up in the misseant held this week. she is the one making headlines and controversy tonight. here is my "nightline" co-anchor juju chang. >> indiana! >> when miss indiana stepped confidently into the pageant spotlight this week. she had no idea what was about to happen. within hours, she reached celebrity on twitter, an overflow of praise and comments for being curvier than the rest of the competitors. one person saying, finally, a contestant that is not a bag of bones. another writing, dear miss indiana thank you for looking like an average woman. >> were you surprised by the twitter reaction you got? >> i was blown away. never in my right mind would i imagine this would blow up. >> others, challenging the flood of flattery. one person tweeting am i missing something? story on miss indiana looking curvy and normal because she is a size 4. in my book that is still really thin. >> her body was something that people were not used to seeing in the pageant environment or on tv in general. she is still no

>> yes, i'd like to file a missing persons report. >> okay. who is missing?> my wife, her name is marie jackson. >> an officer came out to the house and met with andre. >> you know, i see him talking to the cops but i still don't see my mom anywhere. and i think that's when i found out that my mom still hadn't come home yet. had no idea where she was at. >> police started interviewing witnesses, searching the neighborhood, but the weekend passed with no sign of marie. that's when the phone rang on the desk of fbi agent rick hadel. >> we got the report i believe on a monday, maybe a tuesday, that she was missing, didn't report to work. of course, they were concerned of her disappearance. >> and that was unlike her. >> absolutely. >> it's unusual for the bureau to get involved in a missing persons case, but it turned out that marie singleton was no ordinary missing person. not with her job. >> they called the department of defense. they didn't call it cia. but she's working for the u.s. government for the agency working on communications for them. >> unbeknowns

welcome to ole miss. glad you're here. >> appreciate it. >> this looks pretty brand now. >> we're doing a $12.5 million expansion, ren nation. >> it's apparent right away they take their football very seriously. ole miss is the alma mater of eli manning and his father archie. the on manning way, the speed limit is set to number 18. and the families helped fund the renovations to the football facility. >> brand-new locker room. >> this does not smell like a locker room. although they're called amateur athletes, there's nothing amateurish about this facility. >> it looks like the fbi. >> ping-pong, video games. >> a jumbotron. >> a trophy, reminder of success. >> that's awesome. three national championships, six heisman trophy finalists, 21 bowl victim prips i didn't even go to ole miss and i'd proud. >> we created rebels in the nfl hall way. below each mannequin we have the ole miss players who played on these particular teams. >> on game day? >> you're walking out to a full house. you start to see the fie

>> yes. >> miss norton, miss wynns? >> i. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> six is. a: >> i wanted to say thankout to rita and joe. all these years i've been on this board, you've presented this budget and i wanted to say thank you. and thanks to joe for always spending a couple hours explaining the thing to me. thank you very much. so -- >> can i just add to [inaudible]. >> yes, rita. okay, may i have a motion and a second i mrooufl of the fiscal year 2014, 2015 adopted budget for the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county office of education in the standardized accounts code structure form? so i think rita is going to read that for us. thank you very much. >> yes i am, thank you. so the with requested action is now that we've ordered on the adopted budget that we now vote on the -- that the board of education approve the fiscal year 2014, 2015 adopted budget for the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county of education in the official state form [inaudible] in accordance of california education code sections 331

missing material, missing material, missing records, missing records. the same? agreed? >> missing material. >> yeah. >> and then we haven't followed the rule of law. so everybody is scared to death there's one application to bureaucrats and there's another application to the regular lay people on street. you know, it defies me. miss o'connor, i mean you've been in the clinton white house. you used to help with the clinton administration with the teamster union strike. in fact, you've been quoted as being a veteran of washington battles. would you agree with that? >> i've been here a long time. >> so you know the process, right? >> i'm not sure which process you're referring to. >> the bureaucratic inside the beltway politics process you know about these recordkeeping and aspect of that, as well? >> i'm not a recordkeeping expert. certainly. >> but you're an attorney. you have to know when there's a problem or there's a problem with records, know to report it, right? >> i know that if you discover that records have been lost and they're not recoverable, it needs to be re

the miss universe and miss nevada, usa, organization, telling abc news, they stand by their winner.o reason to question her residency. sanchez also released a statement to abc news, saying, nothing could have been more thrilling for me than to have won the miss usa title. i have lived in nevada since the fall of 2012. it was an honor for me to represent the state as miss usa. this is sanchez's second brush of controversy as miss usa. after suggesting self-defense for women to combat sexual assault on college campuses during the pageant. >> you need to be confident and be able to defend yourself. and i think that's something we need to implement for a lot of women. >> reporter: sanchez faced a wave of criticism online for that answer. and some accusing her of blaming the victims. guys, pageant officials say, she met eligibility requirements to compete for miss usa as miss nevada. and she will compete as miss universe, representing miss usa. >> got 51 more weeks of her reign. >> exactly. hopefully it will be a little tamer. >>> have more coming up with you on "pop news," rachel. >>> l

i didn't even go to ole miss and i'm proud. how many nfl players has ole miss had over the years?> that is a great question. we created rebels in the nfl hallway. below each mannequin we've got the names of all the ole miss players who played on these particular teams. >> on game day -- >> you're walking out to a full house. you start to see the field. >> awesome. >> here you are. >> hemingway stadium. s.e.c. football. >> standing in the middle of this storied field it's impossible not to be swept up in the legacy of this great football program. >> ole miss cheerleaders now show the way. >> team was founded in 1893, becoming the first football team in the state and ranking as one of the winningest college football programs in the country. >> the store's gotten me pumped to be part of the ole miss tradition, and now it's time to make it official. >> hey, how are you? >> how are you doing? >> i'm morgan. >> ken crane. i'm the equipment manager here. >> supposed to get suited up. >> we'll get you some shorts, t-shi t-shirt, shoes. these socks right here. >> wearing under armour socks

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for the record, doug, do you ever miss. >> do i ever miss my intended target? >> good enough. but some naysayers like big gun club safety officer jordan wellshell says missing is possible. >> eventually at some point everybody misses the target. these are all people that have completely missed the target. >> but even if he does miss, doug has a backup safety plan. >> to give the neighbors a sense of safety, i put these vehicles on both sides of my target practice area. >> that completely blocks -- >> nass's good. >> i got a wall between me and then. >> satisfied, neighbors? now there's a wall of truck. >> doug parking his truck to block any chances of a ricochet, probably not a good idea seeing the fact that it is full of fuel. >> yeah there is that. >> ♪ ♪ better take cover ♪ buy once more ♪ everybody knows there's nothing they can do ♪ ♪. >> i tripped. >> difference made. >> we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) excuse me. can you tell me where park street is please? ah yeah - no problem roller skates. so you are going to want to palm tree the fish. keep unicorning unti

no one claims specty for the -- responsibility for the three missing teenagers. the israeli government is trying to reassure the public and the families of the missing teenagers, that they are doing everything they can to bring them home safely and find out where they are. we spoke to one of the families of one of the missing teenagers. >> reporter: people in this town pray for the safe return of a local teenager. this 16-year-old went missing with two other israeli teenagers, while hitch hiking home from a religious school in the occupied west bank. israel accuses hamas of breaking them. there has been no break through. this man's aunt told al jazeera the family is devastated. >> we are all in shock. i'm still in shock. it hits me again and again and again - like it's unbelievable. a kid coming back from school and he's gone. it's unbelievable. the cult yim. i'm in -- cruelty, i'm in shock, over and over. >> reporter: it's not just in small communities like this, but across the nation. everyone is gripped by this story. israeli tv channels have been camped out f

missing for 11 days was taken into custody.ho his father reported his son's missing. the police searched the home three times, but stumbled upon the boy who was hiding behind boxes. the boy is staying with his birth mother and other relatives. >>> the newly crowned miss delaware was stripped of her 9,000 scholarship and title for an odd reason saying she is too old according to miss america organization's rules of the road she'll turn 25 in october. pageant rules require contestants to be 17 to 24. the miss delaware organization said she did nothing wrong, and accurately reported her age on appear -- applications. first runner-up was crowned miss delaware last night. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m. on this friday,

i will miss you.end time with you and marci. so wonderful working with you and learned so much. >> very sweet. >> bye, everybody. sweet dreams. we'll be back. come on back. come on back. come on back. >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm rina ninan. here's some of the top stories we're following this morning on "world news now". >>> president obama says the u.s. will provide some sort of aid to iraq but not saying exactly what yet. republicans say the administration was caught napping and shouldn't have withdrawn all u.s. troops two and a half years ago. the latest just ahead. >>> the house hanging from a cliff in texas will be burned to the ground today. they decided to destroy it until the property falls in to the lake below. >>> george h.w. bush marks a historic milestone with what's becoming a birthday tradition. his eighth leap from a plane. mr. bush has become the fourth american president in history to reach the age of 90. >>> and the sun will deal us a big blow of matter. electromagnetic

there was no abuse of my son. >> charlie was missing for 11 days.nd while police were conducting a search warrant on the house as part of a possible hmm side investigation, they discovered the boy behind a make shift barricade. that was here in the service tunnel of the basement outside the downstairs door the many family's townhome. the boy told investigators he was down there for the entire 11 days. maintenance crews tell us that could not be possible. >> charlie told investigators it was his stepmom monique who fed him and helped him hideout. was it to protect him from his father's alleged abuse or did the father know his son was down there the and tire time? that's what investigators are still working to find out. >> that was fox's tara asher reporting. his stepmother is in custody tonight for probation violation of a weapons charge. two other kids live in the home. they have been removed as well. >> the streets are lined with flags in one new jersey town all the welcome home two service members from serving overseas. residents of somerdale, new

she did not go missing.nd put her in the woods, and that is worth something to know that and say that. >> two decades ago, sandi johnson missed her son's fifth birthday. as a boy, he wondered what happened to his mom. now he knows. he's grown up and married. he got some of her looks but he also has her heart. he wants to be a detective to help other families like his own. >> it took so many years to get cliff reid. is that going to motivate you to be a great cop? >> it is. i wouldn't want anything to, you know, happen to cause so much pain to anybody else. >> while justice for sandi may not look quite like anyone imagined, her family is taking solace in the beautiful person sandi was and the reflection they see of her in her children. >> your dad says he sees your mom in you and in your sister. >> that's just 17 years of built-up emotion, you know. >> i know. >> do you think she would be proud of you, what you've accomplished? >> i think she would. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining u

down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there and he went off the details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed, they say she's buried there. they want me to point out where i killed him. i said right here. they said she must be over here then they dug the first half up. they didn't find nothing. they went six feet. they did it for 11 hours. they come back and said, are you sure that's where you had him? i was like, yeah. >> we meet inmates as we travel throughout the jail. when he told me another inmate had written the letter, it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say he had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. they're unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wolford was charged with obstruction of justice. he pled not guilty but would remain in the jail until the case was solved. if found guilty he could have several more years ad

miss usa 2014 is miss nevada. >> miss nevada. nia sanchez winning the coveted title of miss usa. she said in the interview portion, women can empower themselves by learning self-defense. she edged out first runner-up miss north dakota. country stars florida georgia line teamed up with nelly to add some southern swagger to the swimsuit competition. the pageant owner donald trump took the show in. sanchez will represent the u.s. at the miss universe contest. bill karins joins us now. >> she's got quite the -- her resume, she went to europe, was a nanny, and she's done it all. she's been a model for the last seven years. >> know anything else about her? >> probably a little too much. >> keep on going. we don't need the weather. yeah. >> very impressive. >> she is. >>> the heat is also impressive in the vegas area. we have potential for another hot record-setting day. also thunderstorms this morning in the central plains, pushing out of colorado. so that will probably make the headlines out there with some of the bad storms. as far a

are missed. are missed. up to now, the program is available only to recent graduates, but don dahler tells us the president is opening it up to everyone, as many as 5 million more grads. >> reporter: anthony schullo dreams of marrying his girlfriend when he graduate. but the glendale heights, illinois, junior would be taking more than $50,000 in student loan debt into the marriage. >> for me it is a matter of going forward how am i going to manage that? how am i going to handle that? it's a lot of money. >> reporter: under the president's plan, schullo is one who could see lower payments. student loans average is $29,400. they are among the largest debt burdens for u.s. households, more than auto loans and credit cards and second only to mortgages. >> really, student loan debt chooses spouses. it choices when and if you buy a new home. it chooses, for many, a career, despite passion or calling. >> reporter: the congressional budget office says the president's plan would end up costing this countr

congratulations, to miss crew and mr. lindo. we look forward to serving with you. >> let's go on to the next item, three. >> community choice aggregation activities report, a, the status update on the clean power sf and b, status update on the proceedings at the calf public utilities commissions and c, the status of update for this state legislature. miss hail, welcome. >> thank you, barbara hail, and assistant general manager for power. on 3a, i would like to report that on tuesday, at our regularly schedule puc, public meeting, we held a dedicated workshop on community choose aggregation and we did not close it out until 6:30 tuesday evening. and morin and sonoma representatives both came and presented their programs and we had a constructive q&a and the commissioners acknowledged the change and the success of the sort of the start, flow and build approach and strategy that morin and sonoma have undertaken and that was discussed quite a bit and there is definitely interest in further exploring and understanding their approache

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it was a missing person. wasn't really investigated as a homicide. >> eventually, brown confessed to 48 murders, including one he committed while serving in the u.s. military in south korea. investigators around the country are still trying to corroborate brown's claims. if true, brown may be one of the most prolific serial killers in american history. and he might still be free if it weren't for the local fingerprint databases in louisiana and california and the investigators who knew where to look. >> you just don't know sometime how just a little clue, just a little fingerprint and, will, will lead you right directly to the killer. >> they wouldn't have been able to find brown without those forensics. that fingerprint was the thing that nailed the nail in the coffin for him. i mean, without that, after over a year, i don't know how that could have, how anything could have evolved out of that. >>> a brutal murder, lots of suspects and conflicting evidence. but the forensics were clear on one thing. the kill

the laces were missing.ling bag and some receipts with julie's name left no doubt the items were hers. the site was just a half mile from the convenience store where julie has last seen alive. >> we found evidence that things were taken out of the trunk of her car. and she was probably forced into the trunk, then she was driven five or six miles away from there, where her body was found. >> normally, the evidentiary value of the items would be significant, but not this time. >> the civilian that had found those items had at first taken them home. >> this meant all the evidence at what may have been the murder site was compromised. >> somebody's been there, moving things around, and it just makes the investigation a lot more difficult. >> in the meantime, it didn't take long for investigators to eliminate julie's husband as a suspect. >> when he was perfectly willing to take a polygraph examination, kept in contact with the officers trying to work this case, i think all suspicion was erased. >> but julie's au

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aside from the burials, we have a garden of the missing on the memorial year. on the walls of that memorial, we have the names of 1570 americans who have never been recovered, missing in action. >> [indiscernible] >> it does occur at times. a few years ago, just by accident, a farmer decided a pasture area would be converted to cropland, so he plotted over. and in doing so he found the remains. researching the story for development, that airfields was -- that air crew was among the missing. those remains are undergoing forensic study in honolulu. >> if they are found to be a missing crewman, will they come back here? >> that is a family decision. it would not be here. it would be at the only active world war ii cemetery in europe. the cemetery is closed. >> when was the last person buried at the cemetery? >> that i do not know. >> do you have a profile, how old they were?

tens of thousands of people are missing. loved ones usually receive little or no information from their government. >>> still to come on al jazeera - filipino senator vendors to police over accusations he stole from the poor to make himself rich. plus... >> i'm simon mcgregor-wood in south-west france. sign tifrts gather to -- scientists gather to celebrate an anniversary against a rock face which forever changed our understanding of human history. >>> you're watching al jazeera. a reminder the top stories, u.s. president obama is sending 300 security advisors to iraq. targeted military action could follow against sunni rebels on the ground. the iraqi government said it took most of teleafor and beigy, the oil refinery. thousands of panicked refugees are fleeing north waziristan. security is tight across the country as the taliban threaten to launch a counteroffense i. >>> a palestinian teenager has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. it happened overnight as israeli troops search for missing teenagers. >>> n.a.t.o. sa

i miss them every day i get up i miss my kids. real do really -- i do really miss them. >> reporter: while lee never got the chance to get dressed up. never got the chance to shake a hand. and take that promotion. today his participants celebrated that moment for him. >> i know they're seeing me and they're proud of their mama. they're really proud of their mama. >> reporter: a mother who cannot forget the loss but also chose today to remember the joy. >> reporter: and for the first time today lee's mother also saw a mural that now graces the law of the alliance academy just one more way to remember this young man. >>> today also a shuttle bus was unveiled. it's been called the lee weathersbe memorial bus. it was purchased through donations. susan nicole rodriguez says they helped buy the bus so they could help get students to and from school and church safely. >>> let's talk about our weather now bringing our chief meteorologist bill martin, temperatures cooled off. >> temperatures today not even close to that. temperatures tomor

the search is on for a teenage swimmer missing -- missing in the ocean, coast guard launching a helicopter to join the search effort any minute there, and we're there live. >> new video this morning of water rushing down a street in northeast philly. check it out. bob has the detour around the over night water main break for you. >> it is monday, june 30th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning: all the sudden heard the faces go like this, a big bang, and a his. >> oh, this must have been so scary. mid-air scare when a plane's emergency slide opens in the middle of the flight inside the plane. new this morning, we're hearing from passengers after this emergency landing. >> carol? >> that would be terrifying. looking at weather that will be warming up today looks fine, it gets hotter and hotter, though, and i'll show you those numbers just ahead. bob? >> good morning, 5:00 o'clock, looking at the water main break, has folks going on due tour, give you the location and alternate coming up next. ukee, erika, good morning. >> in the news, and developing r

there are missing e-mails. >> you just asked about missing official records. i do know there are missing e-mails. >> would a normal person assume there may be one record in all of those e-mails that are missing. >> we don't know how many are -- >> a reasonable person. you're an attorney. a reasonable person. wouldn't a reasonable person think in thousands of e-mail there would be one official record. >> we don't know if thousands are missing or not -- >> i didn't ask you that. i said, a reasonable person-wouldn't they agree? are you a reasonable person? >> last time i checked. >> wouldn't you think there might be one record in there? >> let me finish out. you say it's a money issue. are you aware that $49 million were spent on conferences during this same time period, $49 million? >> that was in -- >> between 2002 and 2012, 49 million, according to the report. >> substantial number of those are training conferences -- >> i didn't ask you. were you aware that 49 million -- yes or no. >> i was not aware of the number. >> 49 million, some of that, $3,500 a night,

d-day castle tees, we have 1000 buried or missing casualties, we have 1000 buried or missing at the cemetery. the overwhelming majority our soldiers. you have approximately 1000 air here, andle buried approximately 400 navy. have from the burials, we a number of the missing on the memorial year. on the walls of that memorial, we have the names of 1000 570 americans who have never been recovered, missing in action. >> [indiscernible] >> it does occur at times. , just byrs ago acident, a farmer decided pasture area would be converted to cropland, so he plotted over. and in doing so he found the remains. forarching the story that airfields was found missing. undergoingns are forensic study in honolulu. >> if they are found to be a missing crewmen, will they come back here? >> that is a family decision. it would not be here. it would be at the only active world war ii cemetery in europe. the cemetery is closed. >> when was the last person buried at the cemetery? >> that i do not know. >> do you have a profile, how old they were question marks have both the average age is 21. 18, 19. went through

has never missed a meeting. he postponed a surgery yesterday said he would not miss a meeting. the major developments of the rest of the city council meeting. >> city council passed an ordinance the requiand their required a gun shop. handgun buyers will face a three day waiting period >> rule not derail the city's plan to open made george lucas museum on the lakefront. they will try to convince a judge that allowing the new museum to swallow up the valuable land south of soldier field violates the lakefront protection ordinance. the mayor says it will be a museum on a museum campus. there is nothing illegal about that. >> chicago phone bills will go up. the luster raise the monthly surcharge that users pay. currently to 50 a month. it will go up to 390. >> does not know and what sent water gushing into the first floor. workers were seen moving. this picture from the chicago tribune water poured through the ceiling. >> tech, $700,000 in damage. three men were charged in that incident. check out the newest addition to the brookfield zoo. >> they're endangered in asia. just cling

like i told my mother and miss white, we heard your pain, miss white and miss nora's pain. but joeann and myself, we've seen our mother pain. when they came up to their school and seen our bloody knees. >> bloody knees from? >> scrubbing the floors. we had to scrub floors on our knees. we had the wet floors on our knees. and buff them until you see your face in them. if they're not right, you got to go back over it and do it all over again. that was the state punishment. >> how well do you think each of you emerged from all of this in the short term? did you feel when you finally were released in january that -- how did you feel in terms of what that experience had cost you or shown you or -- >> what it did it showed us that we needed to do more. so that's what happened. that's why i was back in jail with dr. king. >> three months later. >> that we still had a lot of work to do. >> we couldn't have all the st. augustine four today because -- >> we only have two. >> their experience, it seems, was harder still while they were incarcerated. >> they did not share their experie

miss nevada won miss usa. sanchez said in the interview portion women can empower themselves by learning self-defense edging out miss north dakota. country stars, florida georgia line teamed up with nelly to add swagger to the swim suit competition as donald trump took in the show. sanchez will represent u.s. at the miss universe contest. congratulations to her. >>> in sports, game two of the nba finals. temperaturings cooler in san antonio in the first half. allen fakes out two defenders knocking in an easy three to start things off. minutes later, though, a healthy lebron james layed it in with a toss, and spurs's tony parker takes advantage of a missed layup by james. the game stays close, though, in the fourth. kicking the ball out to parker to give the spurs the one-point lead, but miami fights back and barely holds on. the heat win to tie the series at one. game three is tuesday in miami. >> fast ball hit high and deep, right field. the astros have two grand slams on the year. >> the houston astros tie a

her car is missing, her family says she's missing.s not been to work. >> she drove a black chevy malibu. it had been all over tv for two days. >> now, in florida we have a number of bodies of water. we have all kind of different places where cars can break down. >> this is millennium mall right here. >> tips came, in we think we see it over here. we think we see it over there. >> tuesday is when she disappears. when was her car found? >> thursday morning. a neighbor who lived at huntington on the green saw the news report. >> behind here on the green apartment complex it's about a mile or so east of jennifer's apartment. >> the complex was -- it's rougher. come to find out a lot of crime in the area. >> we went out to the apartment complex and found jennifer's car parked at the complex. >> this is the complex where jennifer's car was dropped off. we're currently standing in the visitor parking right next to the pool area and jennifer's car is exactly in this spot. it was the third spot over from the fencing. >> we thought, this will b

missing now for seven days.ugh her condo, her car, the field behind her house on the ground, on horse b.c. and still no sign. >> it was her friends and family's worst nightmare. but for the police, everyone is a suspect at the beginning of an investigation like this. >> the police looked at everybody around her because usually that's where you start. >> the family and rob, the boyfriend, we didn't have to go to them. they came to us, which some people would automatically say they're ruled out. that's not the case. >> i mean, obviously i'm not naive. i watch the television and the news stories. they say that most of these cases the person who is the closest or people who are closest are the perpetrators. i came into the situation expecting people to point fingers at me. >> had you known him long before january of '06? >> we had met him in 2005. and they were great together. >> with rob, he was a starting point of the investigation. they have to do their jobs. you sit down in that room and they question you and it

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there was no evidence to know they were missing. i said at the time we had no idea whether any of those applied. that is why they were investigating. that is what i was told in april when they came back with the findings. i never said at the time that we had any idea whether any of that was true. >> that is the inconsistency we are talking about >> what is the inconsistency? >> if you know there is a difference in the numbers -- >> what numbers? >> the commissioner knew there was a problem but not the details. >> he should talk before he knows the details? >> when they want to know if you are get to get all -- >> mr. koskinen, what is your response to that? you said we are going to find them all. were you lying when you said that? >> absolutely not. thank you. >> we now go to mr. turner. >> mr. koskinen, you are time-otouted as a man of integrity and i am going to ask you to use that to help me understand a few things that have become confusing to me. you said you want to restore confidence to the agency and i have no question to qu

where are they coming from and missing? >> first of all, let me just say, lisa, that this is a national tragedy. these are america's kids. these kids come from all over. all aspects of society from poorer areas to middle income to affluent areas and they are targeted olbermann. they are targeted at schools. they are targeted at malls. i had an opportunity to hear holly speak, very compelling. kids are vul numberable, and as i said, these aren't all high crime at risk areas you might imagine these kids would be coming from? >> that's right. >> it is true kids who are from homes of neglect and abuse are more vulnerable and often, this mirrors the backgrounds of the pimps as well. >> i think it's inconceivable that a kid goes missing. >> well, actually, only in two states in the united states is it law, state law to report kids missing from foster homesets. homes. >> some come from various agencies. some may come from homes of abuse and neg neglect where it's not always reported when they are missing. >> these were profitturst

haney n >> yes. >> miss maufas? >> yes. >> miss mendoza, mcdonald. >> yes. >> dr. murase. >> yes, norton. >> yes. >> wynns? >> yes. >> and fewer. >> yes. thank you. >> and this is item m, discussion of other educational issues >> deputy, associate? >> we have the associate superintendent kevin to speak to the memorandum. we have two public speakers signed up for this item, which while we are setting out would you like to speak now, or would you like to speak after the presentation? >> after? >> okay, great. >> glad to have you with us. >> i believe that there is a powerpoint,; is that correct?? >> yes. >> good evening, commissioners. deputy superintendent, and deputy superintendent lee, kevin of the associate superintendent family community and support department and i am joined by lieutenant. >> you have to do this. >> lieutenant coly. >> don't hold it, you press it and the red light goes on and now you can tell. >> lieutenant coli >>, from the san francisco police department. >> don't worry. >> so we are here tonight as part of the mlu with sfpd. and i will do wa