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because we want to bring holly back. >> reporter: with each day, the search for holly is expanding. john pisua a marine reserve from cincinnati came to help a family he doesn't even know. >> this girl is somewhere, she doesn't have her family, she's all alone and we really want to try to bring her back to her family. >> reporter: and the service here starts in a little over an hour. and once they're done praying here, jenna, they'll put their boots back on and head back into those woods. >> you mentioned it's the fifth day of the search. what's the mindset right now of authorities about how this investigation is going? >> well, a, they're tired. they said they're tired and stressed because of all the hours that they're putting in. and you can say the same for the volunteers. but you ask anyone from around here, they say they're very hopeful. we did ask the question to the investigators -- whether this is still a rescue operation or a recovery operation. and they said very bluntly, this is is a rescue operation still. >> all right. tom tron, thank you very much. >>> up next on "today

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some never had met holly. others, childhood friends. >> she was a very good person who i would never have dreamed it happened to. she didn't need it to happen to her. she was doing something with her life. you know? >> reporter: today, we're talking about an expanded search area. more agencies coming in. more helicopters. more canine units. and hopefully some better weather. the severe weather from yesterday hampered the search efforts for several hours. dan? >> linsey davis, reporting this morning. thank you. as you mentioned, an incredible response from the local community there. >>> joining us now with the latest on the search, from bible hill baptist church in parsons, tennessee, is lieutenant brad wilbanks. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, dan. >> you told us earlier, that even though you didn't find holly, it was a productive day because you were able to clear up rumors. can you tell us more about what the rumors were and how you dispelled them. >> of course our goal is to find holly. agent mehr with

. >>> a $75,000 reward now being offered for information about holly bobo. the 20-year-old nursing student from tennessee was last seen wednesday by her brother. he says he saw a large man wearing camouflage lead holly into the woods outside her house. so far local, state and federal authorities have all followed up on more than 250 leads. >> we're going to run every lead to the very end. if it pans out something credible, we'll go with that. if it's not, we'll obviously dismiss it. >> the only evidence so far is a small amount of blood found near holly's home and her lunchbox that was found in the woods. more than 1100 volunteer haves searched the woods and nearby state parks. now authorities will search local lakes for clues. so far no person of interest has been named in holly's disappearance. >>> an animal cruelty investigation is now underway in southern california after ten dogs were found poisoned to death. it happened at the el ray mobile home park in san diego. five dogs were found dead at the park on saturday. three more turned up sunday morning. a

>> well, we don't believe that holly was dragged into the woods. we think, based on her brother, who is the only witness, that she walked into the woods. as far as such facts, we have not eliminated anyone from this investigation. obviously there are people who we feel are witnesses and we've treated as such. but we have not eliminated anyone, and that's why we ask the community to really look amongst themselves. this is a very rural area, a very wooded area, and someone would have had to known how to navigate around the area, either a hunter or a resident or something of that nature, in order to be able to exit and enter like they did. >> so what you are saying here, though, is that the brother and the boyfriend have not been ruled out as suspects? they're still suspects in this investigation? >> there is nobody been ruled out of this investigation. we have not got tunnel vision, and ruled anybody out. everybody at this point, based on the evidence that we have, based on the leads that we have, could potentially be a suspect. >> let me ask you som

do let holly's family know we are thinking about them. and holly, as well. we just heard -- >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. thank you. we just heard from the investigators and also holly's father that they believe it's somebody from the community. parsons' population just over 2,000. everyone knows everyone. the emotions of people around town feeling this way. >> oh, yes. i mean, there's the likelihood that yes, it could be very attached to a local. but we don't really know that for sure. obviously, there's a lot of emotion in our community. and this community has responded with overwhelming compassion in looking for holly. and also, encouraging the family. >> and it's a strong community. and that is, in part what is helping the bobo family. that and their faith, in dealing with this? >> oh absolutely. you know those are the two factors that are sustaining the bobo family at this time. just their faith. and they are a wonderful family. they believe in prayer. and they're really connected to their community. and also their local church. and our churches

and when you say successful return of holly? >> i'm hoping that they find her alive. but as time goes on that's less and less likely. >> dr. lawrence kobilinsky, we appreciate you joining us this morning. >> pleasure. >> now here's lonnie with another check of the weather. >> all right, rebecca, thanks very much. i want to get right to it. i want to set the stage for what happened yesterday with all the tornadoes that broke out in the country. we get a big clash of warm and cold you have problems out there. yesterday, north dakota, clearly had the cold. picked up, in fact, 11 inches of snow. arizona, the heat. temperatures maxed out in the mid 90s yesterday. i'm telling you, this is just a bad combination. when you get all that warm, moist air clashing with the cold air, yep, you get severe weather outbreaks and today we keep our folk otherwise on the carolinas. that should end up being the bull's-eye. you've got to be on alert in that area. the big picture is going to show you. the storms stretch, in fact from the great lakes a

. >>> and new clues on the kidnapping of holly bobo. her cousin speaks out in an emotional "good morning america" exclusive. >> we're a close family. we're just trying to hold it together. >>> and funny money on this tax day. the outrageous deductions on tax returns. body oil? a bikini? a blinged out amish buggy? >>> and good morning, everyone. we know that this has been a difficult weekend for many. the historic outbreak of twisters. so many caught on tape. look at this incredible scene. two tornadoes on the ground, side by side in oklahoma. >> the damage left is almost incomprehensible. hundreds and hundreds of homes destroyed in 14 states. this is the worst destruction from a spring storm in over 20 years. >> at least 45 people killed, 241 tornadoes. our abc news team has been on the ground all weekend. >> up to 62 tornadoes touch down in north carolina. the most dramatic. at this lowe's store. see how little of it is left. but it's also an amazing story of survival. sam is live there in sanford, north carolina. good morning, sam. >>

near the scene of the kidnapping but they can't confirm at this point if it's blood from holly. this morning they're correcting some of their statements about her abduction. . >> reporter: in a major change from what it first reported, the tennessee bureau of investigation says the man wearing camouflage did not drag holly bobo from her driveway and into the woods. >> she walked into the woods. her brother did what he thought was right. >> reporter: special agent mary said her family called 911 after witnessing part of the abduction. >> he had an arm holding her. we feel she knew she was in fear of her life so she was compliant with his demands. >> reporter: this is day four of the massive search. by the truckload, teams headed to the rough terrain. >> the woods are so thick you can't hardly walk through them. you're getting scratched up with briar every time you turn around. >> reporter: investigators are combing an area two counties wide hoping to find more traces of holly. one item described as a lunch purse. >> the owner of this area found a lunch pail that contained the wat

she was holly's middle school math teacher. >> i have faith and i know holly's out there waiting for us to find her and we're going to find her. [ singing ] >> reporter: on sunday at the church holly attends, a tearful plea for her safe return. >> they robbed us of our security and our safety and they have taken one of our precious young people from us. we're not going to quit looking and we are not going to quit searching until we find her and bring her back for her family. >> reporter: as you can see, the sign indicates the community is praying for holly. her abduction turned this place upside down but the people here are willing to turn the woods inside out to find her. natalie? >> mark gwynn is from the tennessee bureau of investigation. good morning. >> good morning. >> i understand a thousand volunteers are now helping in the search as well and the area of the search widened from beyond the rural home near where holly lived. can you tell me what the latest is in terms of the investigation, where you are currently searching? >> well, we are running over 250 leads that we have re

there's only one thing on their minds. >> came here to find holly. >> reporter: for those who know holly bobo an her family, these last few days have been a nightmare. >> it's been horrible. it's been -- you know something that none us want. >> i've got a group coming off of the woods now. >> reporter: the decatur county search and rescue squad spreads maps of natchez state park in front of them hoping to cover as much ground as possible. >> it's a little trail off. >> reporter: this group heads out on the trail walking through the woods looking for clues. >> holly! >> reporter: it's rough terrain and maybe the most difficult thing is these volunteers really aren't sure what they're looking for. >> it's pretty scary. yeah. i've been getting nightmares. make you not feel safe in your own home. >> reporter: jennifer has an 8-year-old son and says she can't even imagine what the bobo family is going through. >> i just think if it were my child i would want somebody to help. >> reporter: as the hours and days tick by, the sense of urgency in this community ramps up. >> we just ask everyone f

. >> holly bobo went missing. her mother called 911 to say he saw a man dressed in camouflage, dragging her from the family carport into the woods. hundreds of people have come out to look for her on foot and horseback and on atvs. her parents are heartbroken. >> i want her back. >> i want to tell her i love her. for her to call us, please, in any way she can get in touch with us, whatsoever. >> well, holly bobo's cousin is country singer, whitney duncan. she recently tweeted, lord, have mercy. i feel like i'm walking in a nightmare, a sentiment their whole town now shares. >>> we have a sad update to the story of the mom who drove her minivan full of kids into the hudson river. the community of newburgh, new york, gathered last night for a vigil. as police revealed that lashanda armstrong apparently tried to reverse the strategy. the van was found in reverse gear. her fourth child, a 10-year-old son escaped through a window. his mother kept saying, it was a mistake but it was too late. she and three other childre

the search for holly bobo fans out from here for miles. all over town, there are pink ribbons and posters like this posted of holly. her mother's plea, simply heart wrenching. >> holly, i love you so much. please, try to get home to us. and if anybody knows anything about her, please. please, help us find her. >> reporter: holly bobo has been missing since wednesday morning. her brother called 911 and said a man wearing camouflage dragged the 20-year-old from the car port of her family home toward the woods. >> it might have been somebody close, somebody who knew her routine. or when i left, when she left, or when my daughter left to do to school is what i've got in my mind. i don't know that for sure. >> reporter: the community is offering a $25,000 reward for any information that leads to the nursing student's safe return. >> just anybody that can help, come on and help us, please. >> did you see anything that is not right? >> reporter: the family asked for help. and they got it. on foot, on horseback and atv. hundreds of volunteers cont

her mother is pleading for help. >> holly, i love you so much. please try to get home to us. and if anybody knows anything about her, please, please help us find her. she's just so precious. you just don't even know. >> police say blood was found outside the home. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks in asia were mostly down today. ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. stocks went south in most asian markets after china reported a jump in inflation. tokyo's nikkei fell almost 1%, while hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. also this morning, moody's downgraded ireland's government bond, deepening the debt fears in europe. >>> today, wall street gets the latest on consumer prices and industrial production. on thursday, stocks finished with small gains despite a jump in the jobless claims report. the dow closed up 14 points while the nasdaq gave back 1. >>> the s.e.c. is reportedly close to settling fraud allegations with several big banks. "the wall street journal" says a settlement could come as early

he says he saw a large man wearing camouflage lead holly into the woods outside of her house. right now there's no main suspect, but investigators say whoever's responsible is familiar with this area. >> because of the terrain and where she was abducted from you would have to know where you were going, the entrances, exits, in order to do this. so we feel like the person is right here in the community. >> now, officials say the only evidence so far is a small amount of blood found near holly's home and her lunchbox that was found out there in the woods. so far local, state and federal authorities have followed up on more than 250 leads. >>> well, this is hiring day at mcdonald's. the restaurant chain is looking for 50,000 new workers. that includes at least 2,000 crew and management positions at restaurants here in northern california. more than 250 local mcdonald's stores are taking part in today's event. many of the restaurants are switching to a 24 hour day schedule so they need new full time workers and managers. seasonal and part time positions are also available. >>> oka

holly issued a competitive process. how do we not hold true to the competitive process? i think the but could be constructive, if there are certain unrecognized needs, given the significant cuts that we were assuming we're going to be carried by other areas of the city, who is there inappropriateness to reevaluating some of those priorities. it could be perhaps a constructive conversation to have. i just wanted to know if you cannot elaborate a bit. a lot of the conversation was around the summer programs because i think there was a conversation around summer school and not having it available. there is a big response to say, what can we do to augment and provide activities for youth to do in the summertime? i wonder if that is why some of the funding is driven towards violence prevention and youth leadership. is that why some of that was driven that way? >> maybe i will take the violence prevention question first. it will be to restore a 11% cut. we decided to make a 30% cut. we did that with all of the prevention providers in the room. we gave them several options and

in route, according to officer holly, the victim was able to talk from the hatchback trunk, engage him in conversation, and convince him she needed medical care. he took her to the hospital. >> that's where they stopped off to receive medical attention. the suspect told her to tell the medical staff a story about how she received her injuries. she agreed to do that, but once inside, she told them what happened and she called the police department and the suspect was arrested in the waiting room. >> officers responded to the hospital. the information we received is that the suspect was waiting in the waiting room area. officers responded there and were able to take the suspect into custody. >> officer holly says the alameda county district attorney filed at least nine felony charges, including domestic violence, kidnapping, and false imprisonment. >>> don, thank you. >>> pimps are using different tactics to find new and very young sex workers in oakland. so neighbors are taking action, trying to prevent young girls from getting swept up. people blocked off the avenue. the stretch known

. >> holly deal with the possibility of a false deposit. to what example -- to what extent is the private sector involved in these exercises? >> the private sector was involved in every level of this exercise to the chamber of commerce and the business groups. we have done locally, and there was 1 and march. the small business administration, they are at the table of these things. your legislation around the false positives are spot on. i was able to receive a briefing from people at the pentagon. this is where you have essentially the ideal environment for this sort of center. even under ideal conditions, they are still very unreliable. it is very important that we pass this legislation and knowledge the fact that there will be a fair amount of false positives. moving on to the last item, a real brief comment on st. patrick's day, a lesson we learned from new year's eve about how best to manage some of these incidents. >> at the debrief, discussions of having some alternative placed to take large numbers of drunk people of the than to the

her brother saw a man in camouflage dragging holly. police set up search teams on the air and ground. they are unsure if the suspect is a stranger or someone who knows holly. >> everything we could get here we have had looking for the young lady. >> holly was wearing a pink shirt and light blue jeans. she is the cousin of up and coming country singer, britney duncan. >> in the small rural area we live in, we would never dream anything like this would happen. we pray for the young lady and her family. it's our hopes and prayers that we find her alive. >> reporter: despite the presence of multiple agencies, there are no leads and very little information on the suspect other than he is a white man wearing camoflage. >> and the white house is up for sale. not that white house. an exact replica on sale in virginia. the price? $4.5 million. the owners say their children have grown up and they now have important nest syndrome. yours for a price. it is now five minutes past the hour. now back to matt and nora. a new home if you are up for it.

. >> brandon and holly are prat's cousins and it could be difficult losing family and friends. >> it reminds me of something. >> roadside memorials like this one can be distracting for drivers and dangerous for those visiting to pay their respects, but the family says removing the memorial will only make them feel worse. >> right now -- >> in brentwood, cbs 5. >>> a group of native americans is camping out at an ancient burial site trying to stop the city of vallejo from developing it. some of those graves date back 3500 years in glenn cove. today the analyst marched through, protesting the looming desecration of that naift american burial ground. >> we must take a stand. if we don't take a stand, they will continue to desecrate these sacred sites. >> we aren't building apartment complex on top of it. it's going to be a quiet place where people can contemplate. >> it plans to restore the grounds. plans call for a small parking lot and two bathroom stalls to the side of the sensitive area. >> it's high. very high. and tonight we are not talking about users. on the enormous electricity

please do not have a lot of leads, they say they have a lunch box that unable -- holly founded by a creek in the area. >>pam: view of questions or concerns about keeping your teenagers to save on facebook, the site is releasing new safety features. >>reporter: it's been a big question for facebook, among 600 million users have the keep the young this safe? >> with talk to parents about the key issues that they have. should i be friends with my kid on facebook, should i require their password, how should i talk to them about facebook. >>reporter: is did this site rolled out a family safety center where parents can visit for tools and tips on safety and privacy even if they don't have a profile of their own. there's also a special section ended teachers, facebook said it downloadable guide to facebook in the classroom is on the way as well. one safety experts said they chose the virtual community evolving and responding to real world demands. >> when you create a platform where people come and interact with each other, you're creating every life community. >>reporter: that includes more edu

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. >> hello, again, susan brand holly for the appellates. getting back to the question before this board, which is whether the categorical exemption is supportable, we all agree that a key question is presented by the exceptions to categorical exemptions, so basically, the class -- without parsing class three, it's not applicable if there's a fair argument before you that the cumulative impact of successive projects of the same type in the same place over time may be significant. so that's really the question before you. your staff told you that cumulative impacts, after a question i think from supervisor kim, that the cumulative impacts, you only look at the present project and future foreseeable projects and that's not really the standard. ceqa guidelines section 15355 provides that cumulative impacts are defined as the incremental impact of a project when added to closely related past, present and reasonably foreseeable similar projects so that even individually minor projects can become significant, so it's true, you have to look at the

holly is last seen being dragged from her home by a man and camel of foot.in camouflage clothing. police and kentucky have arrested a woman, she's been charged with kidnapping and murdering pregnant women. is a cap the murdered that woman for her baby. she showed up at a hospital with a child, claimed it was hers hospital workers were suspicious and called police. the baby to survive in is that a medical center tonight out. little boy, the only survivor when his suicidal mother drove into the river this week. the 10 year-old showing officers apparently what happened when his mother drove into the water with all four for children. she died and three of little boys siblings died. he managed to get out the window and survive. a woman boss his sentence for five to attend years in prison but for withholding cancer drugs from her autistic boy. the woman said she misses her son every-she denies trying to kill the child. sleep experts are buying it in on the prom with air traffic controllers nodding off on duty. if this thing a string of recent or incidents. experts argue that controllers

. >> brandon and holly mohr railless are pratt's cousins and losing this memorial would be devastating to family and friends. >> it reminds me of him. >> the roadside memorials like this one can be distracting for drivers and also dangerous for those visiting to pay their respects, but the morales family says it will make them feel worse. in brentwood, cbs 5. >>> tonight the confrontation on a muni bus that led to the driver being fired. >> let's go. have a nice day. >> you get off my back. >> sorry. >> the bus driver forced the family off the line on saturday. the driver got angry when the couple took a long time getting on the bus with their baby and stroller. he refused to move the bus unless they got off. >>> the big milestone for the new bay bridge tower today the crew installed a 5th section of that central tower atop the eastern span. this latest lift is a little different than the rest of them as joe vasqez explains. >> that 500 ton white and brown piece moved into place and locked down. around 5:15 this afternoon, the tower is now 495 feet high. eventually it will support susp

in the spanish capital to win the series three two hollis was shining the twelve points and tammy benz there they were playing guard tell of the from barcelona i made the sixth place in the final weeks i panicked and i crossed the face with the psyche the other said. not unusual continued a ready governance of the formula one season mark webber quickest in practice for this weekend's malaysian grand prix he was a fraction of a second ahead of mclaren jenson button and lewis hamilton are world champion sebastian vettel who won the first race of the season in australia was fourth biggest in his red bull all rushes the tally pressure of i crashed in the first practice of the post eleven fastest time in the second session qualifying for sunday's race will take sides tomorrow. i'm funny in boxing one of the best pound for pound fighters in the sports history roy jones jr is on a visit to moscow this week r.j. promoting his upcoming bag with russian cruiserweight dennis libby debt the fight was initially shaded for may twenty second but was moved a day early acute of broadcasting agreements

grant holly has been able to present to you -- even the items that have to do with public notification are troublesome. i think the heart of the matter is this needs to be sent back. it needs a full environmental review. the word culture is a huge word in terms of what is happening to our city. consider that the cumulative impact on this is real and needs to be taken into consideration. let me take a moment to wish my wife a happy birthday today. [laughter] supervisor elsbernd: i know two minutes is a little tough for you, so maybe i can ask -- [laughter] maybe i can ask you a question. any good definitions of cumulative? >> my daughter is a biologist and a chemist. cumulus clouds are clubs that make other. they may not in because precipitation. but i think this hearing has caused a precipitation of thought and emotion. it will not cause us to get wet here today, but i think you should keep your powder dry and try very much to take the issue as it comes before you, and deal with the fact that there are a lot of things on our sidewalks. i lived in paris for about 4.5 years. every time i

. >>> reporter: teacher holly friel shows how muralist josef norris took a graffiti-laced wall at ida b. wells continuation high school and transformed it into a block- long masterpiece with 150 students over three years. >> what i love about these murals is that you have all these kind of buried jewels. >> it's a big blank wall with a few tags all the time. and now it's a beautiful work of art. >> what we had here was something special. >> reporter: josef is founder and director of kid serve a nonprofit that creates murals with san francisco students from preschool to high school. >> usually an aha moment, where we start laying tile on a blank wall and after a few weeks, the young artists kind of get it, that they're really transforming their city. >> reporter: josef helps students create sections of the mural to illustrate their class lessons an women's history, sports pioneers and music. >> we worked on this during art class. >> reporter: 18-year-old arrgitu osman designed a tile on muhammad ali. she says the mural brought the curriculum to life. >> it makes learning about history

. >> dan and carolyn, coming up next on "nightline" new developments in the hunts for holly bobo, the nursing student reportedly ab ukt dided from her home one -- abducted from her home one week ago from her home. and muammar qaddafi escalates attacks on libyan civilians and a valued colleague isisisiss [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney spring sale, shop doorbusters all day friday and saturday 9am to 1pm. find $19.99 juniors dresses, $12.99 stafford oxford dress shirts, or men's ties! save 55% on girl's spring dresses and get 50% off handbags from liz claiborne and more. save even more with jcp cash! get $10, $15 or $20 off! no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> two western photo journalists were killed covering battles between libyan forces in the besieged city of misratta. he was the co director of an oscar documentary. the new york-based photographer was also killed. his photos have

. >> holly weisong. william hester. fran taylor. nola ong. >> good evening. my name is sylvia. i have been a registered nurse at st. luke's campus for almost 24 years. my current position is as manager of the day beets center. i was raised in bernal heights and attended st. paul's high school. i attended san francisco state university's school of nursing and i currently live in the mission district. my history with st. luke's began long before i worked there. when i was 8 years old my mother had surgery and i remember climbing up the building stairs which are now closed becauser in not a.d.a. accessible. my three children were born at st. lukes and they have served as volunteers over the years at the hospital. i began my career as a staff nurse in the surgical unit on the ninth floor. i worked the knight shift and i remember the many aftershocks where all the nurses and i were afraid when the building swayed from side to side. we were afraid that we would have to evacuate the patients in fear that we could not get them all out in time. since 1995 i worked as a certified diabete

> i found out, when i moved to my current house, my house had been moved from the reservoir site at holly park to where it was. there was a woman, this was 20 years allege, who had seen the move. she was a kid. she described it coming on a wagon, pulled by a mule. it was basically being breaked by the mule. because it was coming down a hill. and that was just information in my neighborhood from a woman who had lived there for a long time as a kid. and the time is getting further and further away from when these existed. but i think the best thing is humans. and maybe tchutch societies that have senior members. >> yeah. no, if you go to almost -- almost all of our members -- we're a nonprofit organization. so we have a whole membership program. almost all of our members are these kind of people you're talking about. people who grew up in the city, are getting on in years and have these memories. they point us to a lot of other people, people that maybe aren't on the internet who live in their neighborhood. we interview them. if you go to outsideland.org, you'll see some examples of the int

we have our entire team here today including charlie dub, scott rutherford and holly gervach. a minute or two from charlie and we'll give it back to you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is charlie dub, i'm the regional manager in the bay area. secretary: could you speak right into that mic? thank you. >> downtown me to repeat myself? we're pleased to present this project to you. as you know, this building has been vacant for a while. it does represent a value to the community, both in terms of healthcare as well as general merchandise. cvs is a well respected company throughout the united states with the recent acquisition of the long stores, we've entered into northern california and as you know, there is certainly a void in terms of drug store competition in san francisco. i would be glad to answer any questions that you have. president olague: we may have questions afterward. i would like to open it up for public comment. we have one speaker card. dolly, i won't even attempt to pronounce your last name. i apologize for that. >> dolly setolamide. good afternoon. i'

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