. >> we're looking for you isa, we love and you miss you so much. and we will never give up looking for you. >> reporter: that emotion noticeably absent on the day of isa bell's disappearance. in the 911 call he made first before his wife made it home from work. >> hello, i need to report a missing child. i believe she was abducted from my house. >> why do you think she was abducted? >> i have no idea. i woke up my sons. we looked everywhere in the house and my oldest son noticed that her window was wide open and the screen was laying in the backyard. >> it's not just his calm voice, but the joke he seems to crack. remember, he said his daughter just disappeared. >> she just left for work, and i told her to get her butt home. >> you have to be careful reading too much into that, but clearly his comfort level is perhaps a little odd, but you can't really interpret it beyond that because we all react to stress in different ways. >> reporter: which is joe vega's point. >> he's a great father. >> reporter: he's a close friend of sergio. >> sergio has a

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. >> we're looking for you, isa. we love you and we miss you so much. >> reporter: now another shock wave. sources tell abc news that authorities have banned isabel's father, sergio, from contacting his two son, isabel's older brothers. they are now in the custody of their mother, rebecca. police won't say why. >> we're not able to kind of share additional details of why we're at this point. >> reporter: this new development sources say does not mean investigators are focusing on sergio celis in her disappearance. the detectives learned something that concerned them call to call in child protective services. >> there was a need to institute some measures to ensure the welfare of the older siblings. >> reporter: sergio celis says he covered isabel missing from the family's tucson home the morning of april 21st. her bedroom screen removed. police say they do not have any suspects. >> as they look at this family under a microscope they're probably seeing a number of things that maybe just aren't right but may not have re

. >> we're looking for you, isa. ve you, and we miss you so much. >> reporter: one week ago, child protective services placed the celis' 10 and 14-year-old sons in the soul custody of their mother fueling speculation that sergio celis may be connected to isabel's disappearance. >> when you put anyone under a microscope, like isabel's family is under a microscope, you see things that don't look right and they end up getting reported. and i think that's what's maybe happened in this case. >> reporter: investigators maintain they cannot rule out isabel's parents, but they say the family has been cooperative from the beginning. for the first time tucson police are calling this an abduction. with her husband away, rebecca celis is turning to the community organizing this visual to keep isabel's story alive. >> i know in my heart she's somewhere out there. it's just taking longer than i was hoping. >> police say they are still working under the assumption that isabel is alive. they have gotten more than 1,000 tips so far. b

. >> we're looking -- we're looking for you isa. you. >> reporter: the father who tearfully pleaded for his daughter's safe return, has lost his other two children. at least for now. three weeks after isabel celis disappeared if her tucson bedroom, child protective services banned her father from contact with her two brothers. >> there was a need to institute some measures to ensure the welfare of the older siblings. >> reporter: police will not say why the father was forced to move out. their mother, rebecca, now has sole custody and did not want to talk about her husband as she spent a bittersweet mother's day with two of her three children. >> i'm happy to have my two boys. but sad because i can't celebrate without isabel here. >> reporter: the decision to suddenly divide this family does not mean they're focusing on sergio celis as a suspect in the 6-year-old's disappearance. the move puts the spotlight squarely on him. >> does it go beyond that? is there an issue between the father and isabel? is it to the extent that the police

a political genius and something personal in it you know, his refusing to leave dallas without jackie kennedy there is a political purpose. but there isasyou could say a humanitarian purpose. i'm not leaving her behind in dallas. >> jon: his relationship with bobby afterwards is fascinating. >> these are two men, as a historian, you hate to use the word "hate" because it is so strong. but hate isn't too strong to describe bobby kennedy and lyndon johnson. when johnson is vice president, robert kennedy seldom invites him, he had great parties at hickory hill. when johnson is invited he's put at what robert kennedy's wife ethyl calls the loser's table. and johnson know os it's the loser's table. >> jon: i've been at that table. and then afterwards he has a phone call with robert. >> yes. one of the most, you know, the man who told me about this call, nicholas-- died yesterday. he was robert kennedy's deputy attorney general. and i said what is the reason for the call, you know, johnson from air force one calls robert kennedy, a few minutes after he is learned that the brother he loved so much is dead. to ask him the formalities of how he

>> we are looking for you, isa we love you. we miss you so much. and we will never give up.e will never give up looking for you. martha: everybody is trying to figure out what happened to this little girl and i'm joined by former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. rod, good morning, good to have you here. >> good morning martha. martha: so the parents are living separately, the boys have been removed from their father's care, child protective service social security involved now. what's going on here? >> first of all it's important to note martha that any time you have a child missing from a home it's not unusual for the police to immediately notify the administration for children services or child protective services -- services because we feel as though if we get them involved early in a missing child investigation they can provide a lot of background and deal tailed information to law enforcement, so it's not unusual for that to happen. now, what may be a little unusual in this case is for them to remove the other children from the home. the only time that usually happe

you went to? or go to? >> i go to gallileo. >> i go to isa. >> thank you. lastly, i want to call up ann jung to share with us. >> thank you for the opportunity to allow me to speak here today. the great recession was a game changer for many. many people became homeless for the first time. i am one of many that lost their job and home. i would like to ask respectfully if you would please do something to make the shelter reservation system easier. [applause] things are getting better now implement-wise. i have lost two jobs each time when my shelter reservation ran out. one can only get a reservation for four months. to get a new one, one has to spend an incredible amount of hours to get a new reservation. in the meantime, you lose your job because of the prejudice and stigma attached to the homeless. the assumption still is that one is homeless, in a shelter, because you are lazy, stupid, or crazy. to just be a normal person trying to get your life back from the great recession has not quite manifested itself. so if you could possibly make it easier to just

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you have a lot of new factors now at play in this relationship. >> schieffer: isa, you-- we're all so proud of you when you managed to sneak into syria when things there were at their worst. you got in there under cover. you reported from the scene when other people were reporting from across the border and other places. it was just a remarkable, remarkable series of reports. >> thank you. >> schieffer: since then,un, under the old "what have you done for us lately" since then, you're just back from afghanistan. that's the topic number one in chicago where all these leaders are meeting with president obama. what is the state of afghanistan right now? what did you find when you were there? well, obviously, it's a very complex picture. but there's certainly a very real concern for many people living there about this set deadline for a troop withdrawal. and i spoke with one very important and interesting pakistani writer, ahmed rasheed, who argued, quite persuasively, i think, that it is absolutely essential for some type of a peace agreement already to be in place between the taliban an

it's eleven am here in moscow this is r t coming to you live from an isa now away with our top story and u.n. investigators have only just begun to piece together exactly what happened during the bloody massacre in the syrian township of houla but some nations aren't waiting for conclusive proof before announcing president assad's guilt opinion based largely on a number of un verified accounts of the situation is further confuse before witness reports blaming rebel islamist gangs for the slaughter in important explains. the united nations secretary general and the u.n. supervision mission in syria have been tasked with the responsibility of investigating who was responsible for last week's massacre in syria but in the meantime the u.s. and its allies are taking unilateral moves that some critics say could possibly provoke further bloodshed and compromise a fragile cease fire that has been held in the country now according to the u.n. high commissioner for human rights eighty percent of the one hundred eight syrians who were found dead in houla were executed and less than twenty were

call scott walker back and play those two sound bites, but it probably won't happen because you see darrell isa calls the shots. if you've been seeing what he says about joe biden and president obama, i think you know how he plays. he plays to win. democrats, put it on the calendar. this is one question not lose. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think. tonight's question. do national democrats need to do more to help recall scott walker? text a for yes. text b for no. you can go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com. we'll bring you results later in the show. joining me is a gentleman in a tough spot, mike tate. he's the chairman of the wisconsin democratic party. i know him. he's a good guy. he works hard and he needs the cash. the folks have asked the dnc to step up. right now it seems like financially they are on an island. good to have you with us. what's happening with this story? how true is it? is it 500 grand? what do you need to make this thing happen? >> thanks for having me on. we've been working with folks like the dnc and the dga from the beginning on this race. i think ever

what do you think happened to isa? >> kidnapped.ter: but law enforcement sources say the home which is surrounded by a five-foot wall and protected by three dogs shows no evidence of a stranger abduction. detectives say this case is far from cold as investigators pore through weeks of evidence. >> the fact that they're saying it could take two or three more weeks of a planned investigative process indicates they know what they're doing and they have a plan. >> reporter: with a team of 50 including help from the fbi and u.s. marshal's office tucson p.d. says they have consist bell's case will be resolved. >> we will never give up. we will never give up looking for you. >> reporter: police say isabel's parents are fully cooperating but law enforcement sources tell nbc news sergio solis's statements have been, quote, inconsistent. thursday night, not far from the family home, volunteers fanned out once again in issa's neighborhood. >> isabel is not related to me. i just, this whole community has been rocked by this. >> police say they

isa is there. supervisor kim: thank you. next we have zachary marks. >> thank you. i want to go over my qualifications. i have worked in the mayor's office on these pedestrian issues. i have provided many different recommendations. i have studied essentially what other cities and countries have done on this issue. to share my view on the current status of pedestrian safety in san francisco, i believe even one pedestrian death is one too many. i know it is a big issue. i am a resident of district two. for personal reasons as well, i am definitely quite involved with this issue and i would love to join the committee. supervisor kim: thank you. could you talked about what you think are the priority areas for psac to work on? >> well, definitely. some of the things i have worked on in the past are at ninth avenue. if i were to join the committee, i would work done many different issue, ranging from -- i have a list here, many different ideas. but i think it is something i want to focus on, because it is a very important issue. i have many close friends that are no longe

isa, jowrnt. chairperson campos: meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone, and have a good weekend. thank you to staff and to the clerk for their good work. >> good morning. we are here to celebrate the reagan really we are here because of the timing. tomorrow is the anniversary of the san francisco earthquake. it was the earthquake that made us look for other sources of water that were reliable and robust for the entire area. it was the earthquake and the pressure after that that said you need to upgrade to make sure we will continue to get water for two and a half million people the has led us to this program. there are a few projects left, but we are in the middle of the really large regional projects. about $2.5 million is being spent right now. the first person to speak about that is merely -- mayor lee. >> thank you to the commissioners who are here, the whole staff. you have done wonders. you are on schedule. i really look of these projects in quite a different way. i am really looking at what they accomplish. i am looking at job creation, and it is a wonderful understanding

isa, jowrnt. chairperson campos: meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone, and have a good weekend. thank you to staff and to the clerk for their good work.captie national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> item number four, approval of the april 17 regular mee.

what do you guys think happened to isa?t's what sergio told nbc news in an exclusive interview two weeks ago. the police have yet to call it a kidnapping, instead labeling it a suspicious disappearance. police have executed search warrants at the celis home, combing the property for evidence and clues. law enforcement sources tell nbc news investigators have found nothing to support a stranger abduction theory. >> if there is no evidence whatsoever, no fingerprints, footprints, no dna or fibers inside that house, if the only evidence is family members, the focus will remain on them. >> reporter: meanwhile, police confirmed that the parents have both taken polygraph tests. but law enforcement sources tell nbc news that sergio's statements about the nidus abell disappeared have been "inconsistent." at a press conference monday, tucson's police chief said interviews conducted last week led to new information and a call to child protective services. >> sergio is now separated from and cannot contact his two other sons, ages 10

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isa, jowrnt. chairperson campos: meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone, and have a good weekend. thank you to staff and to the clerk for their good work. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the regular meeting of the government audits and oversight committee. my name is supervisor farrell. i'm also joined by supervisor elsbernd. i would like to thank the members of sfgtv for the broadcast. do we have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items at the upon today will appear on the may 22 agenda. during on the department's progress on implementation of audit recommendations by the comptroller -- controller. supervisor farrell: we have only one item on the agenda today. >> good afternoon. i am tonia lediju, director of audits. we are here to speak about our audit follow-up for the last quarter. basically, the benefits for audit work is not only in the findings reported or the recommendations, but the benefits of auditing is the implementation of the recommendations that have come out of the process. by conducting audits -- audi

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you feel about it? >> it's necessary to do. and if it's anything close to getting isack home safely, then whatever it takes. it's nothing we can't handle. we want her back. so whatever it takes to get her back, we will do. >> you know, there is no easy way to ask this question, but because this is your first live television interview, sergio, let me ask you this question. what do you want to say about questions about whether you had anything to do with your daughter's disappearance? >> gosh. i wish i knew where to begin. we are so frustrated to try to understand why this is happening, why this had to happen, why isabel had to be targeted. we just don't understand that. and to whomever did this, please, look at her. look at her. she's beautiful. she doesn't deserve this. she deserves to be home. she deserves to be home in her room playing with her brothers and just loving life the way she does. this is -- there's so many things that are just so frustrating and so difficult to deal with. >> you -- >> we just want her home. we just want her home. >> do you have any reason