. >> ms. jones left to meet her a few hours later at the carls junior located at eddie. >> reporter: they planned to meet, but they never showed up. >> after being interviewed ms. jones was booked on child endangerment charges and unrelated narcotics charges. >> reporter: chicita is not facing charges. >> lesson to be learned you don't drop your children off with an acquaintance. >> reporter: jones said she met her two months ago. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, after severabank robberies, the so-called bearded bandit has been captured. police say someone rec cog -- rec cog -- recognized him and call police. he robbed the banks in the past month. the bandit wore various head bands. he struck in lafayette and rio vista ?ie. and now to the brussels attack and the mystery man at the center of an international manhunt. >> they are trying to figure out the identity of one of the bombers captured on a surveillance camera at the bros sells airport. >> here is the latest at 11:00. the death t

ms. jones went to the carl's junior at the arranged time only to find they were not there. ms. jones indicated that she spent the next day and night searching the tenderloin and south of market areas and unable to locate either her children or the aacquaintance. >> reporter: jones went to the police last night. >> she was booked on child endangerment charges. >> reporter: 2-year-old michaela jones was in a pink tank top. their mother remains in custody. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >>> turning now to the latest on the terror attacks in brussels. an urgent manhunt is under way for a man suspected of being one of the bombers, you see him there. we're learning more about the attack. authorities say najim laachraoui was in custody in turkey but released. >> molly hunter is in brussels with the latest on the investigation into the attacks as well as the suspects. >> reporter: with one dangerous terror suspect still on the run, police are chasing every lead more than 36 hours aft

. >> ms. jonesher a few hours later at the carls junior located at eddie. >> reporter: they planned to meet, but they never showed up. >> after being interviewed ms. jones was booked on child endangerment charges and unrelated narcotics charges. >> reporter: chicita is not facing charges. >> lesson to be learned you don't drop your children off with an acquaintance. >> reporter: jones said she met her two months ago. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, after several bank robberies, the so-called bearded bandit has been captured. police say someone rec cog -- rec cog -- recognized him and call police. he robbed the banks in the past month. the bandit wore various head bands. he struck in lafayette and rio vista ?ie. and now to the brussels attack and the mystery man at the center of an international manhunt. >> they are trying to figure out the identity of one of the bombers captured on a surveillance camera at the bros sells airport. >> here is the latest at 11:00. the death toll remains

but they started telling me stories about how ms. jones, because i had tough interactions in the early days and that ms. jones was going behind my back and telling them. >> this is when you are moving into the projects. >> and she was telling these guys, leave him alone. then she used a word and again got me very emotional hearing it in a interview that she was calling me family from the beginning. this is a woman who really shaped me in profound ways. not only because of the colorful things that she says in her character which is really like she is rough justice, but because more personable and example. at my lowest moments of those eight years i lived in buildings that do not have heat or water, mice infestation roach infestations, elevators that didn't work, all of the hardships that for me as a young man were difficult for seniors, and children it was very threatening. what i found out and what i saw within her was an american character that is the best of who we are. in many ways her ability to hold united this community has profound

>> ms. jones indicated that she spent the next day and night searching the tenderloin and the south of market areas and was unable to locate either her children or the acquaintance. >> reporter: again, the girls were dropped off at st. francis hospital. their mother is under arrest for child endangerment. now, i did get a chance to speak with police a little earlier. they were very concerned. they were actually handing out these flyers in the area where the girls were last seen near market street. but again, they have been found. they appear to be in good health. but child services is also getting involved in the investigation. reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, "abc7 news." >> good that they are safe and sound. >>> after a four-month investigation, police investigators say it was likely driver error that caused a san francisco tour bus crash that left 20 people injured. and today the bus driver is breaking his silence to dispute those findings. vick l lee is live with more. >> re

the eir we're not looking at the level of service we need other measures that is helpful to us so ms. jones>> one of the things that is interesting i love the fact we're doing this before the state finalize is that they have things that don't apply the significant of looking at the percentage above and below we're below the threshold of many areas that did ply to us i was wondering will we be looking at those structural sort of creating our own benchmark for our legislation that will be separate from the state i know we are but will we be below what he on the state will do. >> that's not what we're intending something we talked about when we thought about at the planning department the mta when we first saw where it was we felt like say you said feel like measuring against the regional average and rule out a lot of development in san francisco and we don't want to lose the tool of being able to improve the projects but we feel like the - we feel like there are better ways to get towards improving projects that is really what the tdm ordinance is about even though compared 20th century to wh

so what we don't know, the police are unclear exactly why did this woman, ms. jones, leave her children in the acquaintance. we have no idea why. >> so the mother is now in custody. what happens? where do the little girls go now? >> reporter: child protective services has been called in. they will analyze who will now take care of these kids. >> great news that the little girls were found safe and sound. henry, thank you. >>> we have a developing story out of hercules where the police department headquarters has been evacuated. police say someone walked in and said they had a fake bomb in a bag at 3:00 this afternoon. an officer looked in the bag and saw what looked like a real explosive device. from skyfox we have seen a truck from the walnut creek police department which has a bomb squad. people at two senior apartment complexes nearby have also been told to shelter in place. at this time authorities have not determined exactly what is in the bag. >> fremont police are warning people about an irs scam making the rounds. police say they have received multiple report

ms. swain: so he twists and history, the law. prof. jones: he tells a story that suits his conclusion, but it is not one that i think even he could ultimately defend. ms. swain: the constitution center is tweeting along with this, telling us that two of the fiercest supreme court decisions come from dred scott. the two dissenting justices rather defense out loud over the course of two days and ultimately, justice ferguson -- justice curtis resigned from the court in protest. prof. bracey: a very short time on the court, six years. he was very upset. you read his opinion, it is not a typical dissent. it is an angry dissent. you get the sense that he is saying more than i disagree. he is saying more than i disagree with the majority. he is saying more than, i think -- are wrong, just as tangy just as tangy factually. ,i think the real problem is justice curtis used justice taney moving forward as a political agenda. that strikes in institutional court within justice curtis brady he cannot stomach that. ms. swain: the last 15 minutes, the legac

it's been 14 years since we last awe ms. jones saw ms. jones. in the latest chapter, she's in her 40s and dealing with a big surprise. >> i need development. i'm pregnant? >> surprise! >> reporter: she's now 43, fit and fabulous. but for bridget jones, some things never seem to change. >> how are you? >> very well, thanks. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> reporter: mark is still in the picture, but now, so is this dreamy guy. is it mark? >> there's a 50% chance. >> a 5 0% chance? >> reporter: it's not just bridget who is in the dark. renee and the rest of the cast don't know either. >> is it true you shot three endings? >> they kept us guessing, yeah. you never know. people with cell phones, talking. i might slip up and tell my mom. oh, she ends up with -- >> so do you, in this moment, not know? >> i don't know what they're going to do. >> i'm leaning toward mark. i feel like he's loved you from the start. loves you as you are. >> it's true, isn't it? >> he's awful dashing. patrick dempsey. >> either way, it's not going to be a difficult ending for

. >> ms. jones?r opening statement that the measures announced today its like the synergies between different instruments. could you explain a little bit more about what you mean by that? and i don't quite understand the point about tltro's not being some sort of guide for what is going to happen to interest rates in the year ahead. you have described the system is being one where banks can come in loan up to 30% of their fours for a period of years and 0%. under those conditions would you not expect short-term interest rates to fall to near zero at 2020? if that is the case, and i had misunderstood, is that not removing some ability of your successor to be able to implement short-term rates during the first year in office? the first question is about synergies. the package is characterized by two different sets of actions. one is the general easing. namely the cut in the deposit facility rate. the sizable increase in the monthly purchases, and the forward guidance. then you have a second set of opti

the partner to ms. jones guide thank you all for being here. >> >>[applause] >> with that, we will move to our colleague from district 10, supervisor melia cohen >> good afternoon, everyone. i first of all want to recognize the leadership of dr. emily rocky. still here in the chamber here you are. thank you so much for institutionalizing an opportunity for us to honor women every year. this is a great time and i also want to recognize the commissioners to make this possible as well as your staff. for those that don't know the commission on the status of women has done a tremendous amount of work on tracking women, pay gaps, of care disparities, and she and i and is was a few of my other colleagues have offered tremendous legislation has made san francisco a city leader in the entire country when it comes to advocacy on behalf of and for women. so you definitely deserve a round of applause for that. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> today, i'm very honored to be with to present to you raphael nicolosi. this

the eir we're not looking at the level of service we need other measures that is helpful to us so ms. jones>> one of the things that is interesting i love the fact we're doing this before the state finalize is that they have things that don't apply the significant of looking at the percentage above and below we're below the threshold of many areas that did ply to us i was wondering will we be looking at those structural sort of creating our own benchmark for our legislation that will be separate from the state i know we are but will we be below what he on the state will do. >> that's not what we're intending something we talked about when we thought about at the planning department the mta when we first saw where it was we felt like say you said feel like measuring against the regional average and rule out a lot of development in san francisco and we don't want to lose the tool of being able to improve the projects but we feel like the - we feel like there are better ways to get towards improving projects that is really what the tdm ordinance is about even though compared 20th century to wh

the partner to ms. jones guide thank you all for being here. >> >>[applause] >> with that, we will move to our colleague from district 10, supervisor melia cohen >> good afternoon, everyone. i first of all want to recognize the leadership of dr. emily rocky. still here in the chamber here you are. thank you so much for institutionalizing an opportunity for us to honor women every year. this is a great time and i also want to recognize the commissioners to make this possible as well as your staff. for those that don't know the commission on the status of women has done a tremendous amount of work on tracking women, pay gaps, of care disparities, and she and i and is was a few of my other colleagues have offered tremendous legislation has made san francisco a city leader in the entire country when it comes to advocacy on behalf of and for women. so you definitely deserve a round of applause for that. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> today, i'm very honored to be with to present to you raphael nicolosi. this

the partner to ms. jones guide thank you all for being here. >> >>[applause] >> with that, we will move to our colleague from district 10, supervisor melia cohen >> good afternoon, everyone. i first of all want to recognize the leadership of dr. emily rocky. still here in the chamber here you are. thank you so much for institutionalizing an opportunity for us to honor women every year. this is a great time and i also want to recognize the commissioners to make this possible as well as your staff. for those that don't know the commission on the status of women has done a tremendous amount of work on tracking women, pay gaps, of care disparities, and she and i and is was a few of my other colleagues have offered tremendous legislation has made san francisco a city leader in the entire country when it comes to advocacy on behalf of and for women. so you definitely deserve a round of applause for that. thank you very much. >>[applause] >> today, i'm very honored to be with to present to you raphael nicolosi. this

side of market street in the tenderloin and south of market the planning department i'm going after ms. joneshe planning department goes and does its own thing sentencing didn't require the analysis of poor people's housing and services they could be total rights but should be a discussion at the planning commission if you had a discussion and i missed it i apologize when was it when was that discussion about what is happening and planning to have planned the mayor had a lot press conference not a lot of press the discussion should happen it should happen because i was away reading the appeals by the displacement cross into 950 market street on ned of turk street they were given an eviction notice for their podium programming that is 24/7 blocks away i know 1066 and on the other side people the area that have buildings say oh, owe, make a fortune they're willing to displace people if the building for a locate at some point we need to have the discussion unless our totally jaded i don't think that for the planning commission at some point the planning commission should put it on the haven't ca

ms. new jersey in 2013. she was a news anchor at smj today. and she was a girlfriend of our nbc 10's keith jones. >>> a salute to k 9 service dogs in delaware county today. tone stony creek veterinary hospital held the annual k 9 veteran's day celebration. dozens of military and search and rescue dogs were recognized. service dogs killed in the line of duty received special honors today. >>> we have those clouds increase through the course of the day. we do keep things dry for much of tonight. it's for tomorrow that we're tracking showers that can become heavy as we head into sunday night and monday. so monday actually looking a little bit messy. we'll get to that in a minute. temperatures will be staying above average through much of the extended out look. not too much in terms of cold temperatures the next couple of days. tonight, upper 40s by around midnight and not dipping too much further down after that. mild as we head into tonight. we're keeping an eye on is the area of moisture that's gathering to the south and west. that will impact us as we head into tomorrow night and monday. now aga

ms. tessa had been strangled a shallow grave by mr. jones. >>> if they have that kind of evidence, somebody accused of murder walk around for all these years when they could have put him in jail? >> the family could barely contain their emotions. >> as he spoke things didn't add up, he is a pathological lier. >>> we spoke with jones, while posting fliers across suffolk county. >> what do you think happened to your wife? >> i don't know. i don't have a clue. please, i love you, i miss you. just come home. >> soon detectives found her body in a near by shallow grave. since then jones got a job managing properties and moved in with this woman and her children. >> he is an amazing man that's all i'm going to say. he is an amazing man. you guys have it all wrong. >> jones being held without bail. i hope he is brought to justice because i have known all along was the one. >> the tessa family raising the now 8-year-old son. from riverhead, cbs 2 news. >>> prosecutors have not yet named nicole's doctor who prescribed the thousands of painpills. jose

jones starts the day up 44 points at 16,943. nasdaq composite and s&p begin higher as well. >>> big changes coming to m&ms. >>> plus a new economic forecast. are we headed for a recession this year? abc's reena ninan and candace gibson have this morning's business headlines. >> good morning. topping "america's money," wall street paying attention to today's february jobs report. >> stocks have been climbing following some bullish comments about the economy from the big banks. the reports say that the odds of a recession this year are remote because of job gains and >> six weeks left to get your taxes done, and already the irs is reporting more than 58 million returns having been filed so far, most of those e- filed. >> as for refunds, the average is $3,053, $5 more than last year. good news for m&ms fans. the iconic candy available in through new flavors >> we're talking about chili nut, coffee nut and honey nut. m&ms are hitting store shelves and the maker asking customers to vote which of these three should become a permanent selection. >> chili nut. spicy and sweet. >> that's "america's money." have a great day. >>> coming up