so, even though we are talking about at the st anna said, i minimal amount, as i said before, we are making an diamond ourselves into bankruptcy. so that's why the voters have a say. >> thank you very much. deanna? >> again in 2002 it was the decision of those people to put it on the ballot and have the voters vote because we are making changes to that specific law we have to once again, go to the ballot as well. and, you know, issues when it's based on city employees, yes, this is a time for us to be in a gamble for everybody else to go off on what was originally voted in 2002, enhance it, and then in the future were committed to discussing how we can broaden this out and see how we can support our families in the city. definitely, that is what is coming down. now that this legislation is going because as i'll has nature the national level of discourse with you discuss how we can improve it for our small businesses, from families who work in san francisco in all different types of jobs. >> deanna, you must been reading my mind because my next question was going to be, on the fact th

so, even though we are talking about at the st anna said, i minimal amount, as i said before, we are making an diamond ourselves into bankruptcy. so that's why the voters have a say. >> thank you very much. deanna? >> again in 2002 it was the decision of those people to put it on the ballot and have the voters vote because we are making changes to that specific law we have to once again, go to the ballot as well. and, you know, issues when it's based on city employees, yes, this is a time for us to be in a gamble for everybody else to go off on what was originally voted in 2002, enhance it, and then in the future were committed to discussing how we can broaden this out and see how we can support our families in the city. definitely, that is what is coming down. now that this legislation is going because as i'll has nature the national level of discourse with you discuss how we can improve it for our small businesses, from families who work in san francisco in all different types of jobs. >> deanna, you must been reading my mind because my next question was going to be, on the fact th

. >> reporter: with 22-year-old anna trapped in a coma at st. joseph's regional medical center and very few witnesses, and forward, this hit and run remains a mystery. her family has not left her bedside and is urging anyone who knows what happened to call police. >> she's our baby sister, we need to bring her home. to whoever did this to her, please, we beg you to come forward and say something, turn your self in. >> reporter: heartbroken and desperate for answers, gina and her two brothers are reaching out to the public for help. there 22-year-old sister, anna semioli was hit by a vehicle thursday night. the driver left the scene, leaving semioli quickly injured at st. joseph's regional go -- medical center. it happened just before midnight thursday, semioli was on foot when she was hit on eastbound route 46 near the valley road exit where vehicles for equally make pitstops for fast food or gas. but, her car was on montclair state university's campus where she is a senior studying accounting and where she told her sister she'd be meeting frien

st. joseph's paterson, praying that anna semioli will pull through. >> there was 11 911 calls reporting they had seen a body on the side of the road. >> no one saying a description of a car. >> nothing like that. nothing. we're so desperate to find out who, why, what, what happened. >> reporter: police told the family anna's injuries are consistent with a hit and run, but all her sister knows is what anna said in her last phone call thursday night. that she was going to visit friends at her school, montclair state university. but no one has heard a word sense. >> all of those people that were in there. not a single one was one of the people she was visiting that night. >> no one from montclair. >> does that strike you as something? >> that strikes me as something is wrong. >> reporter: her family has yet to hear from fayette county prosecutors and that they say, is unaccountable. >> you guys are supposed to be doing the work. do the work! why are we having to contact them? why do i have to find your phone number! >> reporter: obviously, the family very frustrated at this point. we did reach

anna. >> barbara, st star. thank you. something else we are watching close. russian air strikes have reportedly hit isis targets in palmyra. the strikes hit isis hide outs destroying armored vehicle, ammunition and more. and here in the u.s. there are still concerns russia's involvement is beating back u.s.-supported rebels and not necessarily about destroying isis. we're also learning russian ground troops and heavy weapons are on the move in syria right now adding even more questions about russia's intentions. >> to a new threat this morning for the flooded southeast. nine dams bursting and more fears rising. the death toll is 13, 11 of those in south carolina. roads are impassable. more than 350 closed right now. the damage estimates are already climbing into the billions. governor nikki haley telling her state we will get through it and get through it together. our nick valencia is in columbia, south carolina. and we're hearing some of these rivers may not peak for weeks. >> that is certainly the threat. but something that hasn't happened for days here, t

anna: the main event is going to be the fed rate decision at six clock u.k. time. -- at 6:00 u.k. time. it is no meeting but there is a statement. committed --stt is your number of the day? anna: four. manus: that is the official number. anna: vw is going to be importing a number today's is going to be reporting a number today. -- is going to be reporting a number today. hans has a preview for us. hans: in volkswagen, they talked about an apology. herbert dietz giving a strong apology. he did not bow as is a japanese custom. bow dessie pless to make it right. they are working on a fix. we had in the states the transport minister talking about how he did not think it was going to affect the overall german auto industry. it just had to do with the technical problems at volkswagen. forward toing earnings. they could come at any moment. are expecting is there to be a net quarterly income loss over the next first time in 15 years. when you look at the charts and what is happened, this chart shows the growth that they have had. we are also expecting a net income loss. we take a look at the numbers for 2015. we expect those to come in and for 2016. b

anna beth was hurt. but she will make a full recovery. >>> arsonists have struck once again in st. louis.it is the seventh arson attack. within the last two weeks, in each case, fires were set outside a door, fortunately no one was inside the buildings at the time. a $9,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> a day-care center closes for the night, and leaves a baby locked inside? the dramatic rescue, all caught on tape. take a look. >> oh. >> look at that. the little girl, on the ground crawling. firefighters had to force their way inside, so all things are possible day-care center for kids in chicago. they found 1-year-old journee jones on the floor. her father says he tried to pick her up 15 minutes before it closed and found no one there. the day care's excuse? >> they thought journee was a doll. but she's not that little to be a doll. >> nobody leaves kids behind. toddlers, i don't care how old they are. that's dangerous. >> wow, that day-care center has since apologized and is under investigation. those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in