monty? we've learned that michelle lee is halfway through an accelerated nursing program at samuel merit university in oakland and while police are not calling her disappearance a crime, they are calling it suspicious. >> we are, at this time, remaining hopeful that michelle is safe and she will be located soon. >> school officials say 26-year-old michelle lee is everything a nursing student should be -- kind, helpful, and smart. that's why her disappearance is having such an impact in sam merit university in oakland. >> a community with a family -- this disappearance affected all of us, her classmates, her teachers. michelle is a beautiful, bright, intelligent young lady. >> the young nursing student had planned to spend a three-day weekend in reno with a friend and never showed up. she was last seen taking a break from her clinical rotation at kaiser hospital in hayward. a surveillance camera showed what's believed to be lee's car leaving the parking garage. lee is thought to find a car li

monty? >> reporter: he is still in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital but news of an arrest brings some comfort to his family, marking a new phase in their journey. >> one of the detectives called my parents that morning about 45 minutes after the arrest and let them know. and we were beyond happy. >> reporter: bryan's stow's family thanked the police for their hard work. >> bryan has a long road ahead of him but we are thankful that the suspect is in custody and is unable to do this to another family. >> reporter: stow's mother described her reaction when she described receiving a call from a detective early saturday morning. >> he said, i want to give you some news before you hear it on the news. it was a very emotional day yesterday. we're very excited that that piece of the puzzle, one of the pieces, has been put in place. >> reporter: the father suffered a traumatic brain injury and remains in a coma two months after being beaten by two dodgers' fans. stow's long-

he reminds me of the monty python character the black night who is bleeding profusely and says it is just a flat trend -- flesh wound. >> fifa from any governmental interference, are you hoping an international leader or government will become involved in the organization? >> there are many millions of dollars of things spent on taxpayer funds to fund world cut bids. the money the government is doing in terms of world cup bid, there are sponsors that have literally spend hundreds of millions. if the sponsors got together and said enough is enough, we might see fundamental change. this goes to its very core. >> briefly, the right man to lead? >> i think he should go off into the pasture somewhere. his behavior at the press conference recently was appalling and i have seen the commentary of that. this is a man that is the the the world's greatest actor or is completely in the nile. e is monty python's black knight of sports. >> he has filed an appeal to his expedition -- extradition. he is too ill to travel. >> too young and innocent to understand his alleged crimes. him.randkids broug

he is monty python's black knight of sport. >> senator, thank you very much for joining us. the lawyer for the former bosnian serb army chief ratko mladic has filed an appeal against his extradition to the hague on war crimes. they say he's too ill to travel to face charges of genocide at the international tribunal. >> too young to understand the attention, too innocent to comprehend the alleged crimes. ratko mladic's grandchildren, brought to his prison cell in belgrade. 10-year-old anastasia and 5-year-old stefan were led through dozens of journalists and t.v. crews to spend around an hour with their grandfather. it's five days since ratko mladic was arrested on charges that include genocide. his attempts to fight extradition are all but exhausted. his lawyers are starting to prepare him for the inevitable move to the international war crimes tribunal in the hague. >> we have begun to touch on the questions of who will defend him in the hague. mladic was giving us names of possible lawyers but we have to contact them to see if they want to defend him. >> and this is what a

normal wait. >> monty francis, "today in the bay." >> back to the bay bridge for a moment, the entire process should take about five or six hours, as long as last night's rain didn't keep crews from striping the lanes, can tran says it should be done by 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. >>> east bay communities and high schools are teaming up to help young people make it to college. the seventh an yufr 24-hour relay challenge is currently under way at cal state east bay. this is a live look at the event happening now. it's aimed at encouraging young people to be humanitarians and pursue college education after high school. teams of people run or walk a mile and hand off the batton to the next group. in a cycle that runs continuously for 24 hours. many as you see are in their pajamas, the event which started yesterday, will end a few hours from now. >>> coming up, we'll take you to joplin, missouri where the search for mchsiis mng continues. >>> plus, a major defense contractor fights off a cyberattack. >>> taking another live look at the 24-hour relay challenge. taking place right now at cal

it is a victory for the parents of jared monty, a medal of honor winner who died in afghanistan while trying to save a comrade. the cemetery banned the flags, saying they got in the way of groundskeeping. monty's parents worked for years to change the policy so flags could be planted on his and the other graves there. >>> an agonizing defeat at the indy 500 late today for driver j.r. hildebrand. he was just one turn away from winning his first indy 500 when he crashed into a wall. the 2005 winner, dan wheldon, sped past him to take the title. hildebrand said it was a driving mistake, saying, "i guess that's why rookies don't win the indy 500 a whole lot." >>> and, you know the expression parents say, they grow up so fast? but not quite this fast. watch this tonight. a puppy grows up right before our eyes. the video has become an internet sensation. she's a german shepherd named dunder. the owners took his picture every day in the same spot, putting together a full year's growth in less than a minute. 42 seconds, in fact. more than 2 million people have now watched dunder grow up onlin

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nbc bay area's monty francis just spoke with investigators and is he hayward police department with the latest. >> reporter: police are tracking the cell phone of 26-year-old michelle le and that has led to several locations in the bay area. so far there has been no sign of her. take a look at her photo. the miss thing student from oakland was last seen at kaiser hospital on friday where she was doing her rotation as a nursing student. classmates say she left during a break and never returned. police later found her car parked across the street from the hospital. the car was locked and there were valuables inside, including a laptop computer. le had planned to spend the weekend with a female friend in reas reno but that friend said le never showed up. police have not ruled out anything including the possibility of foul play. >> again, we're not eliminating any possibilities and we're looking at everything from simple and inoks she wanted to e to the negative potentials of what might be at the other end of the spectrum. we're hoping that's not the case but we are investigating it as if a

the judicial inquiry established up then somali president ali monti was also to receive his share from the toxic waste trade roughly thirty five percent of the profits. today ali mahdi is no longer president he lives in ny. the cultural capital of kenya and refuses to speak to journalists. he does however insist that the evidence implicating him is false. and yet it was official also arise ation issued from the presidential office in one thousand nine hundred six that finally committed the import of harmful toxic waste. was put in charge of the operation which seem to have been set in stone. we don't generally is in aventura half serve half italian with an a ray of passports and identities his name appears on several documents involving the shipment of toxic waste to africa is also spent about a dozen years in prison. he was another who enjoyed the confidence of the somali president and witnessed the network's activities. go often did you visit somalia and the mountain times did you have any dealings with a movie. there's quite a few affair. anyway was he the one who authorized the tox

so if you're traveling with your family and your kids miss fido, they can actually play with monty. and it's really become a popular amenity that they have. >> canine ambassadors if you will. we talk so much about emerging economies. you mention china, the brick companies, brazil, russia, india, china. what is the market like now in those regions? >> incredible. definitely at the high-end. you have to spend a lot of money to get though those places and to do them right. and most americans if they're going to go are going to go for a listening period. this is why it's become a great destination for the luxury traveler, especially a place like india. seeing great growth of new hotel offerings. and great infrastructure. and we see their big hotel chains like taj and oberoy spending to attract the american traveler by building new properties, upgrading existing properties, recognizing this is the high margin customer and they want that. >> we just spoke with prince awaleed and they have a number of properties around the world. what about europe? that's been stuck in the mud for a little

department said she returned to the knightzen home this weekend after taking a bus and taxi from he will monty. she is accused of going into the bedroom and taking 4-month- old ramy and then calling a cab for the trip home. rudy says he learned their nanny gave the grandmother codes to the house and from the beginning, he had a gut feeling. >> you know, my mom's a little quirky. she's not all there. just feels like my mom, you know? something just weird. gut feeling. >> reporter: police say the family didn't tip them off. instead, it was an aquaintance of the grandmother who called police that something seemed off. >> information is coming to us that we're trying to decipher but we haven't specifically established a motive. >> reporter: there are published reports that erica gallego told people she was pregnant and even held a baby shower. rudy thinks his mom may have felt alone and wanted love. >> i believe she loves the baby. i don't believe she was going to harm her. i just think she just took a very big mental wrong turn. you know? and i just hope that she gets help. >> reporter: rudy says

nbc bay area's monty france scfs on that island. >> reporter: the timing of this rain worked out really well for the flea market. not so much for us. that's because it didn't start raining until about 4:30 this afternoon. event organizers say the event or the success of this event really reflects a national trend. this is the first weekend for treasure island's flea market. it's considered the bay area's fourth largest. it's scheduled to happen the last weekend of every month. about 150 vendors selling everything from art to jewelry to vintage sculptures. the ansonelli family planned the market. they chose treasure island because of the amount of space and for the spectacular views of san francisco. they also say there's a reason flea markets are making a comeback across the nation. >> there's a lot of people who maybe are doing really cool new things and, you know, creating new merchandise and can't quite afford a new store front or maybe can't get a loan for that store front. this allows them an opportunity to come out for a small amount of money. >> the family also say the market wil

s voted against which is we very rarely go to war without the full monty of concern to the british people and in this case they were great reservations that we were committing. to a battle to see their lives destroyed in the service of a foreign country it was bush's war britain needn't have had a party leader i told you the final tally over eight hundred seventy nine daid without any great achievement is one mark one of the woods moments in our history. to georgia now where riot police have used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse saudi government demonstrators hundreds of opposition members have gathered for a second day of protests in the capital tbilisi while many more are said to be on their way to join of the rally opposition leaders say hundreds of people have been arrested by the authorities on saturday thousands marched through tbilisi calling for me i was saakashvili to step down immediately demonstrators claim they've been robbed of their freedoms as a second release process up talk that's the whole region at risk according to opposition groups thirty people were injured an

i'm monty francis in fremont. i will show you that map and tell you if your neighborhood is at risk coming up. >>> and a bump in the road. the major bay area freeway could be partially demolished to make way for the new high-speed rail line. >>> and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. some of the warmest weather we have had in over a week with mid-70s here inland. also for the north bay, still close to 80 in santa rosa. we'll call it cool for the south bay with 50s returning and we're talking about weekend changes. i'll let you know if this means rain coming up in a few minutes. v >>> friends and family of two men shot and killed by oakland police last night say they want to know what happened. that shooting took place at 10:30 last night on curran avenue between 35th and coolidge. jody hernandez is at the oakland police department on what happened and why police aren't saying much. >> reporter: jessica, oakland police aren't talking on camera but the family of one of the suspects last night is and

it sounds a bit like a sketch in monty python, maybe. actual actually, it's in a way -- the story -- you know, i i tell you this story because i didn't know it was representative of the spirit with which the book was written, you know? my american publisher, bloomsberg usa in its catalog called it a lighthearted book with a serious purpose. in the same playful way in which we came up with the title, the book has a lot of jokes and kind of satire and things like that. to the extent that one of the interviewers that described the book as the general theory written by the argentinean novelist well, actually the review meant it as a criticism but i took it as a praise because, you know, i love it and that's exactly the kind of -- the description that i wanted to get attached to the book. i mean, it's an excellent book but it's unusually interesting, sometimes bizarre so let me tell you a few things about this book. the book will basically tell you that a lot of things that you thought you knew about capitalism are at best partial truths and

i know, it sounds -- sounds like sketch and -- a sketch in monty python your in a way, that story, you know, i tell you this but because i didn't know and representative of the spirit with which the book was written. american publisher, bloomsbury u.s.a. in its catalog describes this book as a lighthearted book with a serious focus. in the same playful way in which we came up with the title, the book has a lot of jokes and satire, and things like that. to the extent that one of the reviewers describe the book as general three we written by the argentinian novelist. actually the review was meant as a criticism but i took it as a praise because i love them. is exactly the kind of description that i wanted to get attached to the book. it is unusual, interesting, sometimes bizarre. so let me tell you a few things about this book. the book, i will tell you, a lot of things that you thought you knew about capitalism, at best partial truth, and at worst downright math. now, in the book, chapters are called things. so thing one, thing to anything three, dr. seuss, to deliver cat and deliver ca

monty -- monthly, actually, we have effort on contracting and ensuring across federal agencies at the dep si secretary those sba advances. and they understand how their agencies need to organize and ensure the organization flows and able to focus on the goals. >> are they bringing the employees in who are responsible for training? >> yes, we are working with the federal acquisitions and the defense acquisitions to develop a curriculum for contracting officers. and the raining work they were already going on a regular bases. >> and the time frame for being able to implement this training curriculum. >> can you be more specific? >> probably the september, october time frame? >> will all contracting officers be required to go through the training? >> yes, that is -- >> how long will it take for the contracting officers to be able to get the benefit of this new curriculum? >> senator, i don't know. the end date we have not glibbed. the focus has been on getting the curriculum and training. we have the commitment to stay with the training. >> i ask that my office, i think the committee is

in monty carlo, the monaco grand prix.splay for the annual chelsey flower show. hot shots, pictures coming from around the world. >>> a tiny krus traceon -- >> if you think a shrimp on a treadmill doesn't get very far, well this slump became world famous, youtube fans put it to music. all kinds of music. and the shrimp on a treadmill became trendy. shrimp scampying along, song after song. ♪ eye of the tiger >> reporter: but now just a few years later, he's become a poster boy, of poster cru crustation. the funding refund project such as shrimp on a treadmill with a half million dollar grant. the media began cracking jokes about obese shrimp. >> you know what you would call a shrimp that's overweight? >> what? >> jumbo. >> reporter: this is my idea of shrimp on a treadmill. but you won't find this guy working out at equinox. this shrimp is in charleston, south carolina where they're using that $500,000 grant to do what doctors do to people. this is like a stress test for shrimp? >> exactly. >> reporter: how long would they

with average monty savings exceeding $100. while they continue to support the housing recovery in the year ahead, we must help private capital return to the market. this is a process that hud began many months ago. i want to thank congress for passing the legislation in the last session to inform the insurance premium structure. with this authority, hud increased by 25 points last month. fha is projected to generate $9 billion in receipts for the taxpayers. while ensuring that fha remains a vital source of financing for underserves borrowers and communities. and while the fiscal year 2012 request is $47.8 billion in gross budget, because of fha, the cost to the taxpayer for the budget is only $41.7. this is consistent with the president's proposal to bring nonsecurity spending to the lowest share of the economy since president eisenhower. the second principal that we used to develop our budget was to project current residents and improve the programs that serve them. while the median income of american households today is over

mutual friend of ours, mayor billy mcdaniel down there, is working with the county board chairman monty russell to find places for people to stay as they wait for the floodwaters to recede. other mayors are working with our office to make sure pumps and other supplies are there when they're needed. in cairo, we had a change in administration. i worked with judson chiles, the former mayor. he has been replaced by tyrone coleman. we'll continue to work with them. they have vacated a lot of homes. people are saying in gyms and other places and waiting for a chance to go back home, and we're going to do our best to make sure that happens. a special salute to our illinois national guard. these men and women come to the rescue of our state every time we face a disaster, and this is no different. they're putting in long, long hours, and i thank them for their unselfish commitment. general, you can be proud of the men and women in the guard units across the state of illinois. the illinois emergency management agency has been in touch with our office every single day. they are assessing the dama

we are taking advantage of the beautiful location to do the monty in-depth program live. our guests this month is tibor machan who is a political philosopher, author of more than 30 books, he's a regular blogger and freelance columnist. we're going to be introducing him to you on the in depth program. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> let me start with the broadest for people who aren't familiar with your work. i've described you as a philosopher. tell us about your philosophy. >> my area is political philosophy, but i do ethics and general philosophy. like many classical philosophers, i think need an approach to make out the cases. essentially over the years, i have come to believe that the classical liberal, social political stance, one that one associates with john locke, john stewart mil, thomas jefferson is the sound position to take on political issues. as to ethics and ascetics and so on, that's another story. if you were talking about politics which is what most folks are interested from academic philosophers. what position do you ho

each month in america just on debit coas cards now, each monty collect about $1.3 billion in transactions where people use debit cards. a debit card is like your checking account. you're drawing money directly out of your checking account to pay the merchant where you're doing business. it isn't like a credit card where in fact thoaf collect the money from you later on. this is a situation where the money is taken directly out of your bank account. and you would think as with the use of checks in the old economy that this would be a low-cost transaction, and it should be. it used to be banks would process checks written to pay a restaurant or department store, charging pennies on the transaction, not a percentage of the transafntle well, the federal reserve took a look at what's being charged for debit cards where money comes right out of your account. turns out the average is about 40 cents a transaction. we asked them, well, what is the reasonable amount that should be charged if you're going to take into account exactly how much it costs a bank to process a debit card transaction. they

. >> we ran out of time to do the full monty.nues at 4:00 here on nbc. we're so sorry we ran out of time. we got to have a drink together. >> tomorrow shania twain.