nbc bay area's rick boon joins us from treasure island tonight.ick, where are the problem spots here? >> reporter: well, raj, we looked into this issue all day long. and we found that there are five water systems throughout the state of california on this list. i'll show you the list in a moment. but this problem is not just those five water areas. it's big. and it could be huge, according to some. so important for anyone who drinks water from a tap. >> it's what happened in flint, michigan. i feel like we have that all over the united states, and it just hasn't come to light. >> reporter: water experts say the bay area water districts are not dealing with the same contamination levels as michigan. but there remains a major worry. >> a much greater chance that this could have -- negative health outcome for you. >> reporter: dr. andrew with the environmental working group says an increasing level of chromium 6 is showing up in water systems coast to coast. five water systems in california are on the list. >> our report raises questions about our go

rick boon spoke to stow about his recovery. >> what an amazing journey for stow. he's not where he wants to be physically. but he is better and getting closer to living on his own. >> i went through two and a half years of not remembering everything. >> reporter: five years ago these steps seemed impossible. today it's a new journey for bryan stow who has overcome so many hurdles. >> this is as high i can move my left arm. >> reporter: now the reunion for him and hundreds that the center has helped over the years. >> we're in the moment with bryan. >> reporter: bryan barely remembers the attack when moments after seeing the home team play the dodgers in los angeles, he and friends wearing giants jerseys were attacked by two men in the stadium parking lot. his skull fractured when he fell to the ground and his attacker kicked him in the head and ribs. >> he was doing very little. >> reporter: the road to recovery looked bleak. but with his inner strength the impossible happened. >> now he is helping other people is what we hope for. >> reporter: years later, stow i

rick boone has more details on the video. >> reporter: the family is asking for the full release of all videos at this hour tonight so they can get the full story. i have to warn you the clips we do have, they may be disturbing. you see the police dash cam video of officers encountering keith scott. they were serving a search warrant on another person when they saw him in possession of marijuana and a gun. at one point scott exits the car and the video shows him backing away with his hands down. officers say he had a weapon and would not drop it. then shots were fired. the final moments before shots are fired, images sending off a firestorm in the scott family. >> we are left with far more questions than we have answers. >> back on the scene, charlotte police body cam shows a storm of officers over scott putting his arms over his head while he is color clearly in pain. experts say until all videos are made public it will be hard to determine what really happened. >> the whole thing has to be seen from beginning to end in order to make a judgment of probably cause. >> and police experts

joining me with team coverage for you we join with rick boone. what are we tam[ing about in terms of evacuation, when can some of those people start to get home. >> we should hopefully know sometimes in the next few days jessica, hopefully maybe by thiv weekend, could be next week. firefighters are trying to do their best as they possiblily can. and i'm on the west side of this firezv right now where firefighters are right near behind me. i know you may not see a lot of dplams behind me. they're back there. but the worst part of this at is on the east çside. second night of flames and one problems than fire. >> the fire is down of the bottom of the drainage and moving slowlyp up toward the road. there are firefighters in position along the road. >> crews are having some success on the west side of the flame with bulldozersç building firewalls. on the east side still a concern fwr those on the front line. >> we're dealing with drought >> this is one of the first things i grabbed. >> several hundred e vak wees remained out of their home, some liv

rick boone is live in san jose where why the move still doesn't have people feeling safe, rick? >> reporter: hey, there, terry. i talked to a lot of people in the downtown part of san jose and a lot of people a little nervous y they're all talking about those response times, concerned they're going to remain slow for a lot of folks, while the police department is trying to get a little bit creative to make sure they keep as many as 500 officers or close to that number to protect about 1 million people. >> and this person just cut me out of nowhere and started zig-zagging in front of me and i really wish there was an officer there. >> reporter: not everyone in san jose has faith in the city's plan to reassign 47 cops from desk jobs to street patrols. >> having more police officers may not even prevent crime or detour crime. >> reporter: council repeatedly approved a state of emergency meant to address ongoing police staffing shortage, the department who in 2008 had 1,400, and now down to 855. new recruit numbers are down. on friday, three cadets in the academy. >> some start toda

i'm rick boone.'ll tell you where some of those folks are tonight and where some aren't at all. >>> and the millennium tower really leaning? we did a test on the floor. we're going to take you inside of a condo in this luxury high rise that's leaning and senging. >>> and i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri, 10 to 25 degrees cooler by wednesday and thursday. i'll have more on this and a chance of showers in a few minutes. >>> the investigative unit first exposed what happens when a trip to the ought so shop leaves you with more damage to your car. tuesday at 11:00, we investigate why only 3% of autoshop consumer complaints lead to consequences and the loophole. >> somebad acting repair shops are getting off the hook. >> unfortunately. what's causing the millennium tower tosin today -- n answer. n to track wn the >>> so, what exactly is causing the millennium tower to sink? today, new tests began to track down that answer. engineers hired by the home owner's association are drawing deep holes to figure out

rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the fire throughout the day. we were the first to break this story and we are going to continue to follow the developments on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 4:33. in the wake of several high-profile police shootings across the nation, police in southern california now demanding answers following a deadly incident last night. protesters gathered at the scene of the shooting which happened near a san diego strip mall. officers shot an frak man actinger radically and failing to comply. witnesses contradicted that statement when they spoke to our san diego sister station. the police also say video provided to officers shows the man did not have his hands in the heir and in a still shot from the video released by police, the man appears to be pointing something at an officer. police are calling for peace as they investigate. >> now is the time to pause, to allow the investigation to shed light on this event and we plan to be open and transparent within the rules of the law. >> the shooting comes three

live in santa clara, rick boone, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, rick. nbc's "today show obtained photos as well. among the photos, these show dirt and numerous markings on turner's hands, back and stomach. the marks are likely the result of being chased and pinned down by two students who spotted him on top of the unconscious woman. there are campus photos showing where attack took place. protesters gathered to push for the recall of judge persky who sentenced turner to initial six months in jail. among were a handful of state and federal legislators as well as survivors of sexual assault. >> i hope judge per swi knows he is as much a part of the problem as brock turner is. he would have been punished harshly if he got drunk and in a bar fight instead that night. >> persky is pushing back with an online effort to fight potential recall on his website. he states he has a good reputation for being fair to both sides. he has asked to be reassigned to civil cases. new at 11:00, we have learned the student body leader at san jose university has been arrested

rick boone, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, rick. the from the 49ers game to raiders game where a player joined the protest tonight. colin resch continues our coverage. colin. >> reporter: yeah, i was wondering, i know many were wondering if other nfl players would follow kap's lead. we saw eric reid do it tonight in san diego and we saw it happen tonight right here in oakland. it happened not with the raiders' player actually but a sea hawks player. starting quarterback jeremy lane, seen in this photo sitting on the seattle bench during the playing of the national anthem. he was the only player foresee a little or for either time to do so. moments ago, lane told us why he decided to sit and his reason was simple. he just likes kap's message. now, coming up later in sports you'll hear from lane himself. also, i just had a one-on-one interview with the always controversial richard sherman. you want to hear what he had to say about lane's stand tonight. live at the oakland coliseum, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> we'll see you in a litt

i feel so bad and so much empathy with the others. >> reporter: that was rick boon reporting.ount on nbc bay area to bring you complete coverage as we prepare to honor the victims from both the bay area and the nation of the september 11th terror attacks. the 15th an verse tomorrow. our coverage begins with "today in the bay" at 7:00 a.m. she made about supporters of donald trump. ==take sot== (s/hillary clinton/(d) presidentl nominee hillary clinton offering apologies today about comments that she made about the supporters of donald trump. >> you can put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables, the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> clinton made that remark at a star-studded fund-raiser in new york last night and today walked those comments back a little. in this statement the democratic candidate for president says that she was, quote, grossry generallyistic and regrets saying half. clinton also says she will continue to call out racist rhetoric. trump tweeted a response today predicting that the comment would

live in palo alto, rick boone, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you, rik. up next, it cost $300,000 and was supposed to be part of this weekend's september 11th remembrance in san francisco, but that pricey bell will be silent. we will tell you why. >>> staerg down the barrel of a gun because he ran over a traffic cone? the unbelievable video of a day at the mall that turned into a nightmare. >> and the poplar phone that's being banned on some airlines. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. colder today and ahead in the forecast we are tracking a light chance of a few showers near the bay area. we'll let you know our best chance of potentially getting wet weather in a few minutes. >>> you're watching "nbc bay area news" with the bay area's biggest investigative unit holding the powerful accountable. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> cellphone video captures a disturbing scene at a poplar south bay mall. a security guard pulse out a gun on a driver because the driver allegedly ran over a traffic cone. want to show you the video taken during t

. >> rick boone joins us tonight from treasure island. where are the problem spots in the bay area. and their effects. >> you know, raj and jessica, there is a fix. we will get to that in a moment. the firm has put a water filter on that faucet. this is a serious issue, if this goes untreated for a long period of time. it could address the health issues of your tap water. water you drink every day. >> this could have a negative health outcome nor you. >> dr. andrew says increasing levels of cancer causing chromium 6 are showing up in water systems coast to coast. including five water systems here in california. >> our report raises serious questions about our government, especially the federal government and its inability to set drinking water ards. >> chromium 6 was first brought to light by erin brockovich. it made thousands sick and caused severe health problems. >> with what happened in flint, michigan, i feel like we have that all over the united states and it it hasn't come to light. >> water experts say the bay area's not dealing with the same contamination water levels as mi

nbc bay area's rick boone is live in san jose. and people say they are still pretty nervous. >> reporter: they are, peggy. they are pretty nervous for a lot of reasons. they are nervous because they don't think an officer will show up. they are concerned about those response times. now they are considering new options to keep their family safe. this as the sjpd is doing what they can to get the patrol numbers up to about 500 officers. they're still a little short but it's concerning a lot of folks out there who are concerned because if an emergency pops up, will an officer be there? >> take the matter into my own hands. >> doing your own police work is a possible alternative for this san jose dad. this after the reassignment of 47 officers from desk jobs to street patrol this weekend. this man still doesn't feel safe even with more patrols. >> it's a same we can't have someone to protect us. that's what we wait and hope for. but i guess it gets to the point we have to dot on our own. >> reporter: the council approved a state of em

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nbc bay area's rick boone is there. rick, how did this happen? ==gfx== (stop stop stop) and we're learning it may be spreading to several east bay cities. armed robbers, targeting homes -- specifically when the owners are there -- so they can lead them to the valuable.s ==take vo== this surveillance video was captured from a home in fremont -- showing the alleged criminals in action.... ==boxes== nbc bay area's elyce kirchner is in piedmont -- where she has uncovered exclusive new details about another armed robbery -- that may be connected.. elyce -- police are now telling you they're investigating a link between this new piedmont attack, and the fremont home invasions? ==gfx== ==janelle/cu == in just over 36 hours, brock turner will walk out of the santa clara county main jail. and today we learned how the sheriff's department is getting ready for it. ==take vo== turner, the former stanford swimmer was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. protesters say they'll be there when turner walks out. they're angry about his short sent

rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> rick, thank you. >>> young south bay gymnasts could barely contain their exciting after meeting olympic great aly raisman. she took time to wait for a san jose gymnastics club. wait for this scream. yeah, there it is. raisman wanted to remind her fans that olympians might make the sport look easy but even great athletes have rough days. >> it's not always easy. it took me a really long time to learn skills or to perfect certain things. so it's important for them to remember if you're having a rough day, if it's not coming together, it's okay. it's all about working hard. >> tonight all the members of the final five olympic team will be at sap center in san jose for the tour of champions. how about that? >>> jenny toste joins us again with a look at the weekend forecast. you were saying earlier, you know, 101 in one spot and 75 in the city. >> yes. so take your pick. if you like 70s or you like it really hot, you have that wide range today. good morning to you, everybody. and temperatures are going to be amazing today. let's take a look outside what's

nbc bay area's rick boone reports from san francisco. ♪ >> reporter: concert across america, hundredsf music festivals happening simultaneously to help to solve an out of control problem, gun violence. >> it takes the hood to save the hood. >> a dozen artists on stage at this park like rick stevens formerly of oakland power. >> trying to reach out to the kids. >> he spent 36 years in prison for shooting three men other drugs but since paroled in 2012 he is using his lyrics to tin fluns teenagers. >> if you are doing stupid stuff, stop it. >> we came together because we are tired of senseless gun killing. >> reporter: his group on the front line of changing young lives and reducing the number of 10,000 children nationwide shot every year. right behind me is the definition that organizers say they want to come out of the event. police and community working, talking together, knowing each other. they believe that's the best and only way to achieve their goal. >> they have been great partners. >> reporter: the chief admits beyond the music and stronger community he faces his challenges ov

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us live in petaluma on what happened and why. this is just heartbreaking to hear. >> reporter: it is, indeed, jessica. a lot of members in this community here in petaluma which is a very small part here in california, this part of california, just heartbroken, just heartbroken totally abl what happened here. this also now we're getting new information as you just indicated from chp saying the mom behind the wheel in this car did not have a driver's license, and add to that, she'ses mourning the loss of her 7 and 9 -year-old daughters at this hour. a stunning scene, a family car upsidedown in the petaluma river, taking the lives of sisters 9-year-old delilah and 7-year-old sayra gonzalez. >> they just dropped off someone at work in petaluma and were on their way to rohnert park to drop the kids off at school. >> reporter: happened around 8:00 a.m. on busy petaluma boulevard. seconds after, witnesses helped pull the mother from the car but couldn't reach the young girls trapped inside before the car filled with water. >> trying to

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us from the santa clara sheriff's department. a lot of people talk about patrolling. how is it different? >> reporter: a lot of these residents say these crooks are going into neighborhoods and doing whatever they want and hurting whoever they want and the neighbors are saying no more and never again. >> reporter: if someone did, what would you do? >> that's a good question. i don't know. >> reporter: allen rock neighbors vowing to stop crime in its tracks. >> we have to keep an eye out for each other. >> reporter: this thursday night meeting launching a new version of "help your neighbor. >> it's about how to watch your back and take care of elders. >> reporter: after the arrest of a paroly who deputies robbed and brutally beat. >> he was looking in my sister's car, my daughter's car. he didn't like what he saw inside i guess. >> it's the second attack for a team who is responsible for a similar crime in the area. they feel if you protect yourself, it will keep crooks guessing. you never know when the neighborhood is watching. >

nbc bay area's rick boon has more. >> reporter: he is considered a hero who gave his life on the plane headed for the u.s. capitol. it crashed in a rural pennsylvania field, not reaching its intended targeted. >> our lives have not been the same. >> reporter: now more than a decade later, congress has approved a bill to sue the saudi government. most of the attackers were from that country. but president obama promises a veto, saying the u.s. shouldn't get in the business of suing foreign nations, a decision igniting a firestorm for victims' families. >> it's been daunting and discouraging to realize the present administration not only does not want to help the 9/11 families but keeps elevating saudi arabia and touting it as our ally. >> reporter: she is determined to charge those she feels are at fault for taking the most precious thing in her life. >> i have a big hole in my heart. i miss mark every day. i feel so bad and have so misdemeanor empathy for the others. >> alice and several other 9/11 families filed a lawsuit against saudi arabia. so far the cases have not moved forward.

rick boone is live in pal owe a alto. >>> oh, yeah, they would like a nice long conversation with himat a welcome home for this guys. these protesters with armed assault rifles say they are there to put him on edge, and say they are ready to deliver instant justice if they see him assaulting another person. >> the community is not going to tolerate raping women and getting a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: micah naziri and some of his fellow greene county ower, ohio neighbors say they're using these ar- 15 assault riechls to show brock turner an unwelcome message after serving three months of his six-month sentence. >> i think it is despicable what this judge did and he is getting out some early. >> reporter: turner, who was release willed friday from santa clara jail, is now serving out his probation at his parents' house in this ohio neighborhood. turner must register as a sex offender and be monitored by sheriffs, something he will have

i'm rick boon in palo alto. who he'll see when he looks out his front door. don't think he's going to like these visitors. >>> it's been a long, dangerous summer in california. sobering numbers and just how much of the state has burned. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. hazy skies here for mt. hamilton across the south bay. we're tracking the air quality forecast and temperatures near 100 this week. that's in just a few minutes. home. former stanford swimmer , and convicted sex offender, brock turner is his hometown in ohio tonight. >>> former stanford swimmer now turned convicted sex offender, brock trner, is in his hometown tonight, but his neighbors have been anything but welcoming. among them, locals showing up to protest. rook boon joins us in palo alto. what are the neighbors saying they're do when they see im? >> they said they want to have a nice little conversation with him to let him know he is being watcheded. watch his back. they say what he did here in stanford will not ever be forgotten. >> nobody's going to shoot him. unle

rick boone, nbc bay area newsp % >> they are making some progress.g with new information about this loma fire. you can get the latest on our app as well as on ourç faceboo and twitter pages. >>> middle schoolteacher prestee jous private school is in jail tonight accused of sexually assaulting one of his students. this z2an, david graham, sexualy assaulted that student in 2007. graham was her algebra teacher in san jose. officers sayp uses position of authority to force that student into sexual relationship. a friend of the alleged victim contacted police last çweek. >> welcome harvard high school grad. he admitted today to orchestrating bizarre kidnapping for ran some case. leftsa couple traumatized in the police department embarrassed. while there is some relief, the victims say there's no real justice. >> first the guiltylbplea, now the fight over how much time matthew will serve in prison. >> if there ever was a man whob deserved to do life behind bars. >> made a rare public appearance with her boyfriend today. both held back tears atç times. a

nbc bay area's rick boone is live outside the santa clara county sheriffs office with what flo'srids and familyre saying about her. rick. =janelle/rail= the november election could bpl sierra lamar murder trial. and it all has to do with proposition 62. if voters approve it - it will put an end to the death penalty in california. and as n-b-c bay area's damian trujillo found out, it could affect the strategy of the man accused of killing sierra lamar. =pkg= sierra lamar banner steen clark/legal analyst roger nelson/search volunteer coordinator oc:..(standard) trt::35 =janelle/cu= =janelle/cu= today -- new legislation announced -- after the today -- new legislation announced -- after the murder of kate steinle last year. it aims to crack down on police officers, who who their guns -- and it comes after exclusive reporting by our investigative unit. =vo= east bay congressman "mark desaulnier"(day- sown-yay) introduced the bill.which would require new standards for federal law enforcement officers to safely store their weapons. steinle was killed by a gun, stolen from a federal agens car

rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> rick, thank you very much. >>> the presidential candidates this morning responding to the terror attacks on the east coast. coming up, what they say about the suspect under arrest and how they would handle future threats like this one. back to the terror investigation on the east coast. the suspected bomber is in surgery right now. "ahmad rahami" was wounded in a un >>> back to the terror investigation on the east coast. the suspended bomber is in surgery right now. ahmed ramani was wounded in a battle with police officers. in this video he's taken into custody. if you wondered if those fbi postings actually work, investigators say ramani was discovered sleeping in a bar doorway just after his picture and name were circulated worldwide. the 28-year-old was arrested just 10 minutes away from his own home in elizabeth, new jersey. now authorities are working to determine a connection between the different explosions over the weekend in seaside, new jersey and the chelsea section of manhattan. senior intelligence officials tell nbc news there is no indicatio

. >> that was rick boone reporting. police are never encouraging anyone to be a vigilante. the city is boosting officer pay in an effort to increase recruitment, and the city will also consider even more pluses to boost officer numbers, but that is, of course, the long-term solution. >>> oakland, meanwhile, is holding community meetings to hear what people want in their next police chief. there is a meeting tonight at 6:00 at the oakland community service on martin luther king jr. way open to the public. there will be a total of 10 meetings this month. the city has had six chiefs in five years. >>> people in north bay can exchange their guns for cash in an all-day event toll. the marin county attorneys' office is holding it today at the police department. those who live in marin, contra costa and sanoma counties will be accepted. >>> getting pampered often means getting a glass of champagne now and then, but there is a movement to make it legal. >>> a scare on the campaign trail. hillary clinton leaves a 9/11 memorial. videos catch her sort of stumbling into a van. we have

rick boone. >>> exercising for a good cause, about 3,000 volunteers walked to fund for the alzheimer'sng a nice stroll today. organizers say it's not just about showing support for those affected by the disease it's also about showing hope for a cure. >> this is for everybody who has a stake in the game for alzheimer's in the bay area, comes out to show support for the cause to show they're interested in seeing a cure. >> this year volunteers raised nearly $10,000. >>> and south bay gymnasts could barely contain their excitement after meeting the great olympian, aly raisman, now, the olympian toured the bay area in honor of national gymnastics day. all the students were so excited to meet her. raisman wanted to remind her fans that olympians make the sport look easy, but even good shs incredible athletes have tough days. >> it's not always easy, it took me a long time to perfect certain skills. it's important to remember if you're having a rough day and not coming together, it's okay, it's all about working hard. >> isn't that the truth? it applies to lots of endeavors and tomorrow, th

contests they maut miami might go down against app state -- the first power five team to visit boone. >> rick: an appetizer. >> adam: there is an app for this as well. donnell humphrey. jabrill peppers, the bison steamrolling and the seminoles. 63 points allowed. crazy day already, rick, and it's not over. >> rick: unbelievable day -- i change like it did in this alabama game, phenomenal job by alabama staying to the plan, jalen hurts got on track, a 100-yard rusher first time we've seen an alabama quarterback 100 yards rushing and 100 yards passing in 15 yards. >> brian: mark helfrich bull headed. why do you keep going for two? it makes no sense. >> adam: sometimes it was the big game still on the way. ohio state-oklahoma. weather delay there. this is huge. >> rick: last chance for the sooners if they want to be in the final four conversation. they have to play well. they've got to run the ball and control the ball. >> brian: that's the key. running the ball. j.t. barrett has to use his legs a lot tonight. >> adam: oklahoma home underdogs for the first time since 2000. >> rick: oklahoma stat

contests they maut miami might go down against app state -- the first power five team to visit boone. >> rick: an appetizer. >> adam: there is an app for this as well. donnell humphrey. jabrill peppers, the bison steamrolling and the seminoles. 63 points allowed. crazy day already, rick, and it's not over. >> rick: unbelievable day -- i change like it did in this alabama game, phenomenal job by alabama staying to the plan, jalen hurts got on track, a 100-yard rusher first time we've seen an alabama quarterback 100 yards rushing and 100 yards passing in 15 yards. >> brian: mark helfrich bull headed. why do you keep going for two? it makes no sense. >> adam: sometimes it was the right call. big game still on the way. ohio state-oklahoma. weather delay there. this is huge. >> rick: last chance for the sooners if they want to be in the final four conversation. they have to play well. they've got to run the ball and control the ball. >> brian: that's the key. running the ball. j.t. barrett has to use his legs a lot tonight. >> adam: oklahoma home underdogs for the first time since 2000. >> rick: o

rick. it continues to drop. is it just tracking the german boon? if so, maybe you could try to move around it. what do you make of it? >> no, i think we are. i think we're tied to the hip. the jgbs closed at the lowest yield, around minus 9 basis points around the 12th of august. i think we are all connected at the hip. you can't evade the policy implications and all the issues when the ecb do something. it affects capital, capital flows at the touch of a button. we are part of this policy contagion, and i do think it's one terrific reason for our central bank to switch the gear on the transmission to a different direction. listen, if they're going to take their economies down, why do we need to be part of these bad policies? it's not about what you did, being right or wrong. janet yellen should just look at the future, forget everything in the rearview mirror and do the right thing. we need to divorce ourselves of plunging rates and the implications they have for the only transmissions we truly have, the banking system, until all the other ways, capital, and we see it happening all the time,

boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines is a company town. headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest -- fareway. it's family owned company and rickeckwith is a third generation ceo. he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet but quiet one. >> kind of a shrinking violet? >> well, the older sisters said that she never got spanked. >> she didn't. she just remained silent and would look at me with the big brown eyes and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend said she never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sh sarah. >> could have had any boyfriend. >> all the guys were ga-ga over here. she was gorgeous. even in high school she was gorgeous. but it wasn't her thing to date. >> by the time she was 21, emily had moved about 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri. working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a