. >> it was here on ocean beach for a good samaras and found those personal belongings that led to the search of the missing man. >> now here we are the day after the bay to breakers wonder where he is. >> his pass pop port shades what were found on the beach. >> the woman the spotted his days cockpit use the cell phone to call his friends. you live he did not show up to work today and i knew everyone was worried. >> the folks we were wet wood over to his house to check and there was nobody there appeared >> the 27 year-old lives in emeryville. colleagues say he is a responsible individual and would not just disappear like this and this is out of character for him. >> we are very words stated one of his friends and co- workers. >> the colts got has been searching for him all day and his friends have also been searching for him today. >> and in another incident the man who fell to his death from a rooftop party after the bay to breakers race has been identified. he is 28 year old david hamzeh.who had been working for demandforce, a san francisco based online marketing company. police sa

while he has served as mayor of charlotte and move through this nomination process, his wife, samara, thank you. and his two children, hillary and separate have state in charlotte to go to school. so i'm honored to have the opportunity to introduce a man who has been a tremendous asset to our entire state. while it's going to be sad to see him leave charlotte, and the charlotte government process, i'm pleased that when he is confirmed the entire country will benefit from anthony foxx his leadership as secretary of transportation. he earned his undergraduate degree as you heard in history from davidson college in north carolina, and did lay the trail as the school's first african-american student body president. he received a law degree from new york university and has held positions in all three branches of the federal government. beginning as a judicial clerk on the u.s. court of appeals for the sixth circuit, anthony foxx went on to become a lawyer for the department of justice, and counsel for the house judiciary committee. in 2005 he was elected as an at-large member of the charlo

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we do have tim samaras on the line. he is our storm chaser in oklahoma. tim, are you there? >> yes, hi. >> hi, tim, what are you seeing on the ground there in oklahoma? >> right now the skies are fairly clear. we do not have storm initiation. but we fully expect storm initiation probably within the next two to three hours, and, boy, the ingredients are coming together for a pretty volatile day. >> tim, what are you watching for? what are you chasing right now? >> well, at the moment, we are looking for the very special type of storm called a supercell. a supercell is a very violent storm that is very capable of large hail and pretty destructive tornadoes. and so, we're looking for the formation of these particular thunderstorms. right now, especially in central oklahoma, even along i-40, kind of where we're currently targeting. >> tim, i'm trying to read that map, but i can't fully make it out. are people who suffered from the moore tornadoes, are they expected to get more pain in their life? >> well, you know, unfortunately, oklahoma city, moore, norman, they are very much

samaras is leading a trade delegation during his four-day visit to the mainland.in shanghai. >>> china hit back at the eu warning over retaliatory action if it follows through with a probe into the trade packages of chinese telecoms. >> translator: if the eu insists on launching a probe, china will take full measure toes protect its interesting in line with the world trade organization and chinese laws and the eu side that stirred up the friction should bear the consequences. >>> earlier this week, brussels said its set to launch an investigation into telecom supplies. beijing says punitive measures would hurt both sides. >>> and japan's major trading houses and its shipping company are set to invest in a natural gas project in the u.s. toshiko has the story for us from tokyo. hi, tushiko. >> hi, ross. mitsubishi, nippon will take a combined 33% stake. the total project cost is estimated at $10 billion and the japanese companies will invest around 1 billion. this project plan toes produce 12 million liquified tons of gas a year by 2018 and they will likely receive

. >>> prime minister anthony samaras will visit china.isit comes after a rebound of the crisis. the exchange has clamd over 200% and bond yields have eased dramatically. also, further boosting bond prices, it sent ten-year borrowing costs down to a three-year low. ten-year greek debt yielding 8.77%, the lowest since june 2010. investors have been scramblebling to capitalize on the market. daniel loeb has been getting around this week is reportedly among those risk takers, setting up a special hedge fund focused on greek assets. so what are the risks? what are the rewards? joining us is nicole marianelli. thanks very much, indeed. >> good morning. >> a lot of people picking up the greek mantle, it will would. you're not among them. why? >> well, we are not picking up greece as a general risk about the country. we prefer to do wliek a bottom up analogy and see if there is something in terms of a value between yield or our capital appreciation compared to the business. for example, the stock you're seeing are shipping because we think that g

and tonight, the winds will increase and samara expect a warm-up. for sunday and into monday. full details on your extended forecast coming up in my next report. >> and quick breads at jack, the bay bridge westbound light traffic here on the 880 approach in the 580 approach is not backed up into the macarthur maze. it is only slow from the 880 over crossing. the salmon sale bridge ride we've been watching because of problems reported in the westbound direction. it still appears to be moving reasonably well with a 30 minute commute time. the golden gate bridge is still a problem free and the trip from marin county is sti >> an investigation continues this morning in castro valley surrounding an officer involved shooting following a traffic stop. jackie sissel is on the same. >> you can see investigators from alameda county sheriff's department on castro valley boulevard is still shut down. it started around 11:00 last night according to alameda county sheriff's deputies. i around 11:00 is when one of their officers spotted a stolen car with three peo

and i also want to thank my beautiful wife, samara, who is she is behindtoday. me now. my children, hillary and zachary, wanted to be here but they have school obligations that their parents wanted them to meet today. if i have the honor to lead the department, i will bring the perspective of serving as mayor of charlotte, america's 17th largest city. as mayor, i know transportation from the ground up, but i learned the value of quality transportation and hard work even earlier. i was born and raised in charlotte by my mother and my grandparents, who were public school teachers. things were not always easy growing up. many times, there would be a $20 bill on the table, and my family would have to choose between basic necessities and funding a school field trip. somehow, they always made the investment in me and for that i am forever grateful. together, they taught me to take pride in hard work, to take responsibility for my actions, and to understand that education would unlock countless doors. my first job, when i was 12 years old, was at charlotte's discovery place sc