we're joined by missy ruan from reuters. century pentagon correspondent, what are you hearing as reaction to the shooting in afghanistan yesterday? a soldier reportedly went into two villages and shot civilians. guest: it is a tragic incident, the worst of its kind in over a decade. we have been told the soldier was a staff sergeant. it was his first tour in afghanistan. he had toured several times in a rock. he walked off the base and literally entered homes and started shooting. we do not know why. there have been suggestions he may have had a mental breakdown or stress. that has not been confirmed. in terms of reaction on a government level in afghanistan, president karzai and the entire hour think government is horrified. they have condemned it as intentional murder. the rhetoric is strong. on the american side, president obama and the secretary defense all issued strong statements offering condolences to the afghan people. there have been calls with president karzai. there is only so much that can be done in trying to t

missy. >> i won this contest when i was in college. then i did model for a while.d what happened? >> the only difference is her hair's shorter. >> thank you, josh. "so pretty it hurts." >> did you draw from those experiences to sort of make the book seem more authentic? >> i did. i went back and visited some modeling agencies. and of course we get tons of models at cosmo coming in all day dropping their trousers. the guys, that is. >> that's weird. >> but i did draw on it and also my own experiences. it always fascinated me a little bit. >> is this one of those books -- i know you've written a couple before. if you haven't read the previous two, could you pick this one up and -- >> you can jump in now. >> good. >> what about "cosmopolitan" magazine and you, what do you think of that? >> i think it's great. >> you got a lot of that kind of stuff in it. >> we know we've got a lot of guy readers. >> do you? >> yes. >> what do guys want from your magazine? >> they tell us their number one goal for reading it is that they want to please women. they want to know what mak

sierra lamar's family is getting support from a young woman who understands their agony. 12 years ago missy sanchez was kidnapped and after two days in captivity the 8-year-old girl managed to escape. >> at lo of kids do get to come back home. and it could be her. you know, it is not too often, but whose to say that she can't do it. >> sanchez was kidnapped in vallejo and escaped from her captor in santa clar she's now 19 years old and her kidnapper died in jail. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department set up a special mailbox for tips in the disappearance of sierra lamar. the web address is here and detectives set up a special e-mail address we put on nbcbayarea.com. >>> two men are in the hospital this morning after a huge brawl at a napa county golf course overnight. sheriff's deputies responded to the chardonnay golf club at 11:00 last night when a private party got out of hand in the parking lot. deputies say several fights broke out and two men were stabbed. they were taken to the hospital. deputies say there were at least 00 people at the party, 300. they have interviewed wit

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people must always remember that as bleak as things could look there are the is this marks and missy's sanchez is out there who were some. time to come home alive and the allies back on the right track. the only clues investigators have found a series cellphone and her purse with folded clothes folded clothes inside the search for will last the rest of the week we do have information on how you can help but cbs sf telecom click on links and numbers. on the campaign 2012 republican frontrunners hope the bay area will be good to them financially. half of irani held a fund-raising dinner tonight in redwood city while on thursday red santorum would be visiting the jelly belly factory in fairfield. grace lee shows us many in the bay area of was indeed writing checks. >>> big money that is a former government army is hoping to gain here tonight at the hotel's and his fund-raiser with dinners ranging cost from 1000 to $25,000 there are a lot of protesters here tonight about 75 they're hoping to discourage gas but here's what's surprising while most other california is primarily democratic int

it is a little missy out there this morning.e'll check the full forecast coming up. 4:43. >>> san francisco's iconic fairmont hotel has been sold for $200 million. sale came after the owners failed to win city permission to convert part of the property into condos. broomberg reports the 591-room luxury hotel on nknob hill was botched -- >>> organizers say competition or not, yes, there will be a party. if there is no competition, there will be a festival on march 31st to celebrate the end of the season. if the competition, surfing competition goes off on the waves, the festival will coincide with the contest. >>> cupertino's apple helped give stocks a big boost yesterday. for how things are trading this morning, we turn to cnbc world headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. the futures are slightly higher this morning after yesterday's rally. that was touched off first by rate on hold as on. mamake s sure are you ready for that. grab your umbrella and get that snowboard or skis ready to go. look at how much snow we are expecting

let me show you this area where they are searching for a 15 year-old girl that has been answer missi- this 14-year-old is still missing. sierra lamar has not been seen since early friday morning, when she was walking from her home to her school bus stop at around 6 a.m. the santa clara sheriff's department recovered her cell phone yesterday. the parents were notified by the school friday evening that she had not reported for school and called santa clara sheriff police. police and investigators interviewed students yesterday. >>reporter: they do not know if this is a runaway or an abduction. if this would be a runaway there is usually a precursor of dialogue between her and her peers however none of that was recovered. they are continuing to see if any of this has any information. according to this resident he wal she-wouk approximately she s one-quarter of 1 mi. from her house to her school bus stop. to give you an idea of 6:00 a.m. flight level, let me turn off the camera light. this is how start it would to be when she was missing. perhaps i could provide new information after spea

>> reporter: missy timber is taking time off from her job as a nurse at a topeka hospital. >> doesn't matter whether you know them or not. it's a small town. it's what you do. >> reporter: retired schoolteacher mike mikkos worked alongside. does that make any difference that this is a stranger's house you're working on? >> no, because someday i may need it and he may come up there and help me. >> the sound of help. >> reporter: some were armed with chainsaws, shovels and front-loaders. others used just their sweat and muscle to clean up this town where almost half the houses are rubble. volunteers have poured into harveyville from across the region, even from out of state. there are so many that they've tripled the town's population, normally less than 300 people. >> i'm just overwhelmed. >> reporter: those here struggling to pick up the pieces of their lives are grateful. >> the response that we've had, it's just been tremendous. >> reporter: some just couldn't find the words. when you see all these people driving in -- >> it's -- makes you cry. >> reporter: as an army of strangers p

now and strikers reunited you know missy faces former teammates of ybor hundred h. as boss allowed to travel to ac milan for the first leg of the quarterfinal clash in the champions league. while last paul hodes revise a detail defends his both team selection asked chelsea put one foot in the semifinals for a one zero zero just like the tree. and riders in the storm eight data. and overcomes the elements too with the first ever snowmobile race in siberia. places to champions league football holders barcelona have travelled to italy where they expect nothing less than a pitched battle against ac milan in the first leg of their quarterfinal tie at the san siro because one side's star striker leonor resi will be pitted against his former teammate ratan in britain with bitch boss approach has lavished praise on the sweden captain this morning for now with injury distance and spraying. trick hero his side's all time leading scorer last week and will be hoping to continue his super for the san siro. missing legs complete and prefer to see him reach. his really his own fee

and a discussion of an outreach efforts to business owners, then missy ryan looks at the u.s. embassy in baghdad. british prime minister david cameron fielded questions on foreign policy from members of the british liaison committee on tuesday. as focused on syria and iran. the prime minister's latest appearance focused on heightened violence in syria and growing concern about iran and its possibility of acquiring a nuclear weapon. the liaison is made up of members of the committee. the prime minister's twice yearly appearance before the committee began with tony blair. go >> welcome. order, order. and welcome, prime minister. good of the beginning of this session, -- at the beginning of this session, i would like to record the debt and pay tribute to the fact that it was he who carried through in the house of commons, which most people know is significant reform. trucks are would absolutely agree. -- >> i would absolutely agree. i think his reform was one that endured. after 2010 and some advice from him, he was an extraordinary politician and someone who loves are real legac

. >> i'm missy worth and i have to tell you i think you've done a brilliant story of telling what i call "the obama story." but occasionally obama does it. but i would say most of us have no idea what an extraordinary job he's done because somehow you're not getting the story out. i've felt this from the very beginning and i'm so puzzled. >> can you please move to a question? >> i want to ask why they haven't been more aggressive about getting the story ought because it's been so good? >> we're going to put you on the road -- >> you know, i'm going to give a serious answer which is -- i think that you know, any white house lays out and tries to show the country your focusing on a specific thing, one at a time. getting that done. making sure everybody understands the pros and cons. when you inherit a crisis, when

i did it in a year. 80 pounds in a year is not slow missy. no? i don't know. no that's not slow.t amazing. what's next, what is it, what do you want to create? i'm very content with where i am. how tall are you? i'm only 5'2" and a half. and how much do you i'm 200 pounds. 200 at 5'2", isn't that too much. what if we took you to a doctor and they said 180 pounds is not okay for 5'2"

and in this particular instance i think it's just a few hundred american soldiers who are offering missis tents technological support millet you can google it says to the ugandan army and their neighbors to be able to tell the problems that's facing them ok jenny if i can go to you the american involvement in southeast asia starting a lead stories with some good intentions and a few hundred advisors i'd like to point that out here i mean what kind of footprint is the united states creating here in in uganda. you throw probably a less of a footprint than the united states has in many other regions of the world in most regions including in europe and so on hundred soldiers as advisors spread across four countries is not a military footprint at all in fact it's doing too little from my perspective and it's primarily a matter of our intelligence is we do have intelligence we have been tracking me been developing that capability for many many years we have a charlie speakers who help coney's operational security is extremely good he rarely uses a radio and it is not at all easy to track him an

. >> mike missy is being invited back to camden yards -- mike mussina. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are tracking several problems at this hour. we start in aberdeen. sure lane and old philadelphia road, a motorcycle-involved accident. -- short lane. significant delays on 95 out of harford county. conowingo avenue in jessup, there is an accident. fire activity in woodstock, howard county. fire activity eastbound 32 inches past 175. conaway and charles street in the city, watch for an accident. this is 95 south of 32. moving well and building in volume as you get closer to the capital beltway. this is baltimore national pike. the west side is building in volume. you can see some brake lights in the outer loop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we had a thunderstorms yesterday afternoon. the front is now south of us. we should have a dry day today. 62 degrees today. temperatures are not going to move much

well missy for the first time. at apec so that's that's significant but what we're seeing is a constant drumbeat for war it's influencing american opinion a pew poll that just came out of public opinion shows that most americans say they don't know very much about the dispute over iranian nuclear weapons and they're not getting information from the mainstream media and at the same time most americans say they favor a military strike on iran that's incredibly dangerous apac is capitalizing on american ignorance and the media's dereliction of its duty to inform the public about what this means and who are the players influencing this drive to war and certainly many aspects on this road in the stripes a war that we could probably talk about for another hour i want to take this in a different perspective so i want to keep you here and we'll talk about it so let's turn to another story now on something not being discussed at apac but it is bringing about quite a bit of discussion as well as criticism for israel and that

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and missy shared that she was praying. so sierra pray, the lord will hear your prayers. >> reporter: the search continues, and tonight sierra lamar's mother asked land owners in morgan hill, with large lots to search their properties and look for any clues that might provide answers. there will be another vigil on friday night. live in fremont, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details now. sierra lamar's father released a statement today on his status as a registered sex offender. he said in part, i assure everyone it is not connected in any way to my daughter's disappearance, and that as a dad, i want nothing more than to find my missing daughter. >>> in gilmore, friends gathered for a vigil. there is forensic evidence to indicate martha gutierrez was killed by her son gabriel, who was an iraq war veteran with post traumatic stress disorder. >> my daughter's being, it's hard, because you're a mom. >> on sunday, police called officers for the woman's mother. the woman's flier is posted around gilroy. >>> auth

and missy shared that she was praying. so sierra pray, the lord will hear your prayers. >> reporter: the search continues, and tonight sierra lamar's mother asked land owners in morgan hill, with large lots to search their properties and look for any clues that might provide answers. there will be another vigil on friday night. live in fremont, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details now. sierra lamar's father released a statement today on his status as a registered sex offender. he said in part, i assure everyone it is not connected in any way to my daughter's disappearance, and that as a dad, i want nothing more than to find my missing daughter. >>> in gilmore, friends gathered for a vigil. there is forensic evidence to indicate martha gutierrez was killed by her son gabriel, who was an iraq war veteran with post traumatic stress disorder. >> my daughter's being, it's hard, because you're a mom. >> on sunday, police called officers for the woman's mother. the woman's flier is posted around gilroy. >>> auth

. >> time to say good morning to our fox 5 fan of the day it is missy hair rod she almost lost her mind the county is bad she thought she couldn't receive fox 5 she finally found us again on cable after a month. thank you for watching, you can be tomorrow's fan of the day, find us on facebook and comment under messy's photo. >>> that is it for the 6:00 a.m. hour. >> let's send it to allison and tony good morning. >> good monday morning hello good morning to all of you. coming up, financial troublethe stress of war new insight into the life of a 10

one, you're not going to be in a band or a model, missy, because you have no ambition.u'll be competing with 80% of the u.s. workforce for a minimum-wage job, which you'll work at for the best of your life. it will become a carnival of pain, and when you can't stand it, not one more day, not one more hour, it will get worse, much worse! >> wow. wow. >> you know, speaking the truth and speaking the truth in the spirit of love. you were speaking truth there. nice to see you. >> nice to see you guys, too. good morning. >> first of all, the cast in this, we should point out, is topnotch, grade a, isn't it. adrian brody. >> great cast, yes. >> a lot of oscar winners here. >> yeah. >> i like the premise. we have so much trouble with the public school system, and you guys are really trying to shake it up. tell us a little bit about the film. >> well, i went to public school all my life, and i think that this movie really -- tony is an incredible director and very creative. he's put together something that i think is so well done. it sort of extracts everything that i think par

peter was engaged to missy. a lifetime of happiness seemed around the corner. alan was on the phone with his future daughter-in-law the day she came home to find soldiers at her door. >> she had just picked up her wedding dress. they were there on the front door when she got home. she saw them there, and i'll never get that scream out of my head. no! no! no! >> reporter: peter had been killed by a roadside bomb. when was this picture taken? the family cherishes this photograph taken just before he was killed. they say it embodies every great trath about their hero son who they would never see again. only, they did see him again. last december alan burk got an e-mail from one of peter's friends who uses online dating sites. she sent him a screen graph of an advertisement. there was the beloved photo of peter encouraging women to date u.s. soldiers. >> it's just very, very sickening. >> reporter: he says the ad appeared on at least two websites plentyoffish.com and true.com. he says peter never used those sites and suspects the image was taken from a charity webs

no, tracy and missy gold were on growing pains and benson. >> here's a question.ma and a comedy? >> jimmy: now we're splitting hairs. >> we want in the guinness book. >> jimmy: well, let's see. no, benson was not a drama. benson was a comedy. you are in the guinness book, congratulations. [ applause ] >> i don't think that guarantees my spot. >> being on the same network, do you see each other? >> yeah, we shoot on the same lot. so il stop by her trailer. she has a baby. his name is henry. he's six months, years old. >> months, years? >> he's like, you make a big deal out of each month. it's like a year when they're that age. >> jimmy: so he's in first grade now. are you fond of little henry? >> so fond. >> jimmy: are you going to be a fun aunt? >> i plan on it. right now he gets excited when he sees anything that moves. so i'm really fun because i move. >> jimmy: so henry's in the trailer a lot? >> he's with my sister all the time. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> so we get to hang out. >> jimmy: do you hang out there a lot? >> whenever i can. i'm working all the time a

back  >> want to get one good shout out for our facebook fan of the day good morning to missye almost lost her mind after she moved the anne arundel county thought she couldn't receive fox 5 went through withdrawal about a month then finally found us again on her cable. thank you for finding us and watching be to morrow's fan of the day head to facebook and post a comment under her photo. >>> all right take a look at this,. >> you are going to think this is fake it is not nasa released video of the northern lights, taken from the international space station earlier this year now we showed you a picture earlier this month in a video cow could see a moving star field. >> amazing. >> yep. >> and city lights in northern u.s. and canada. >> that is really something. >> see the city lights. >> there we go. >> wow that is amazing. >> really cool. >> hmm. >> that is something. >> love that. >> just looks fake it is so perfect. >> it is great. >> look at your 5 day forecast enjoy your next week temperatures on the warm side, 73 shower or thunder sto

peter was engaged to missy. a lifetime of happiness seemed around the corner.e phone with his future father-in-law the day she found soldiers at her door. >> she had just picked up her wedding dress. they were there on the front door. she saw them there, and i'll never get that scream out of my head. no! no! no! >> reporter: peter had been killed by a roadside bomb. when was this picture taken? the family dher icherishes this photograph taken just before he was killed. embodieses everything about their hero son who they would never see again -- only they did see him again. last december alan burk got an e-mail. she sent him a screen graph of an advertisement. there was the beloved photo of peter encouraging women to date u.s. soldiers. >> it's just very, very sickening. >> reporter: he says the ad appeared on at least two websites. he says peter never used those sites and suspects the image was taken from a charity website the family set up in peter's honor. so they are suing. >> this is not some teenager who post add friend's picture without permission. these

. >> hey, missy. >> how you doing, ashley? >> alexis? >> in the course of an hour, officers make nearly 100 calls. >> you are blonde, right? >> hoping to identify and lure potential juveniles to the sting. >> i'm not going to stand you up. >> 90 minutes into the operation, the team's efforts begin to bear fruit. see you in a little bit. >> she on her way? >> cab's been called. she'll call me on the way in the cab. and she's not going to be happy when she pays him 25 bucks and then we bust her. >> a young woman named sunny is the first to take the bait. >> she came inside. she produced two condoms. she actually seemed a little naive. she's real eager to get undressed. usually it's the other way around, asks the officer to get undressed, asks to touch the officer, because they don't think that the police will do that. i asked about oral sex, which she agreed to. and i then gave the bust signal. $200 better be a good deal. arresting and assisting officers entered the room. >> police. >> oh, my god! cameras? i can't get my purse? >> no. we'l

incident is, and it is tragic it would be more tragic to let us derail us from the larger strat joe and missi jamie: let's bring in retired army general bob scales also a fox news military analyst. thank you for being here. >> thank you. jamie: what do your sources tell you about this particular service member and why this might have happened. >> jaime, i've been getting calls from where this guy is from, he's from fo fort louis. he's an e6, 42 years old. a quad leader in the army. sunday morning for some reason he got up out of bed, walked across about a mile to the village he was supporting, took a rifle and murdered somewhere between 13 and 16 afghans, most of them women and children and then very calmly walked back to his base, surrendered his weapon and turned himself in. it was a horrific rampage. and right now no one can really explain how it happened, jaime. jamie: you know the folks that he's served with and you know also this was his third or fourth deployment? >> fourth. jamie: why does this happen? >> you know, jaime, nobody knows. here is what we do know. we do know that the forc

we had folks like richard branson, missy copeland, the dancer in the theatre.the show and he's talking about how many more planes he's going to be on in the next four or five days, it's remarkable. >> would you like a ticket? >> really? >> they all are very focused. they're so goal oriented, it's incredible to see. that's one of the things that really comes across in the show is that you see these people who have really pinpointed, this is who i am and this is what i'm about. >> i actually saw it last night before i went to bed and i watched the girl talk episode. i guess looking at this, how do you choose which day to profile and also the person? >> we try and find people who, you know, i think are innovators. that's the biggest thing. is this a person in no vanovati world in which they work? we're working with joel mchale where we follow him as he goes to the community and juggling his family life amid all of this. >> do you ever say, this is morgan spurlock. i'd like to follow you for a day. click? >> i get that all the time. usually from my parents. >> it w

5 morning news stay with us us pgh >> time now to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, missye almost lost her mind after she moved to anne arundel county and thought she could not receive fox 5 she went through withdrawal for about a month but finally found us on cable thanks for watching. yes, if you can't find us please search for us we need you. head to facebook post a comment under her lovely photo. >> we will come to your house and do the news live if we have to. >> don't make us do that how did this small colorado town geget through tough economic times? freight rail. it attracted large eating over seventeen hundred jobs. then suppliers, stores, more companies followed, creating more jobs. economists call that the ripple effect. i call it the freight rail effect. freight rail connects every rner of america, bringing jobs and economic growth along for the ride. visit freightrailworks.org. >>> there is a cake competition going on at tyson's galleria benefiting a good cause. >>> holly morris is there to learn more about the let them eat cake celebration. i was thrown by ho

one, you're not going to be in a band or a model, missy, because you have no ambition. public school all my life, and i think that this movie really -- tony is an incredible director and very creative. he's put together something that i think is so well done. it sort of extracts everything that i think parents are afraid of. i think money doesn't go into education, it's going to create something that is going to have a cataclysmic effect. >> we've seen that already, don't you think, in many ways? >> i think it has a lot to do with parenting. they show some of the students don't really have any parents or they don't really take care of them, or if there is something that's a problem, they're disregarded. so, you know, you don't take note of it, so therefore it gets worse and worse. >> the can gets kicked down the road. >> i play a guidance counselor who's at the point of no return and she sort of loses it by the end. there's so much you can do to help, but if the kids don't want help, they've unable to actually accept it, it gets lost. >> you have a lot of heavy-duty pro