lisa had megan. kevin had cody. >> kevin was always good with children. >> reporter: linda cover is a knoefel family friend who has known kevin all his life. >> good father? >> good father. >> dedicated father? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: kevin was a jack of many trades -- a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician. lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping and caring for sexually abused kids. kayleen was one of lisa's coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people. we work in a sex abuse unit and that's a very difficult subject that a lot of people can't deal with, but she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know, make a difference. >> reporter: everyone admired lisa's selflessness. her friend carrie ward also worked with lisa. >> she took in foster kids while she was a single parent and was raising her own daughter by herself. >> that feels sort of like going the extra mile and then some. >> she did. she was always th

and she's about lisa's age. and i looked down at her really tired of looking at everybody else's kid hoping it's mine. >> what have you >> what have you done at home with her room? what is her room like now jeremy? >> her room is >> her room is pretty full. >> of her stuff? or have you moved on from that? >> no, it's all her stuff. we haven't taken -- we haven't done anything with it since the time she was kidnapped other than we've had to try to stockpile all the gifts and presents and things like that that ourselves and other people and family members have gotten her. you know, she got christmas birthday everything, you know. whenever we go shopping for the boys, we get her stuff too. so her room's a little like organized chaos. >> is it painful to walk by that? >> it >> it feels good. it feels good to go in there. and smell her. and know that some day she's going to come home and she's going to see all these presents. and she's going to be excited to open them and to watch her reaction and stuff like that. i

and she's about lisa's age. and i looked down at her and i just -- i said to jeremy, i'm really tired of looking at everybody else's kid hoping it's mine. >> what have you >> what have you done at home with her room? what is her room like now jeremy? >> her room is >> her room is pretty full. >> of her stuff? or have you moved on from that? >> no, it's all her stuff. we haven't taken -- we haven't done anything with it since the time she was kidnapped other than we've had to try to stockpile all the gifts and presents and things like that that ourselves and other people and family members have gotten her. you know, she got christmas birthday everything, you know. whenever we go shopping for the boys, we get her stuff too. so her room's a little like organized chaos. >> is it painful to walk by that? >> it >> it feels good. it feels good to go in there. and smell her. and know that some day she's going to come home and she's going to see all these presents. and she's going to be excited to open them and to watch

lisa irwin captured the nation's attention. how could an infant disappear from her crib in the middle of the night? the images of lisa with her big blue eyes were splashed all over national media. three years later there is still no trace of her. there are suspicions most of them involving lisa's mother deborah who was at home that night and says she was sleeping. fox news said lisa add deborah may have blacked out but she always denied involvement in her daughter's disappearance. as the months passed the searchs eventually stopped and the story faded from the spotlight until now. the kelly file has obtained never before seen interviews of lisa's parents in the days immediately after her disappearance. secret tapes recorded by a former top cia officer, a government trained spy and interrogator and what he found could change everything you thought you knew about this case. >> what involvement did you have in the disappearance of lisa? >>> oo i am sorry. >> evidence indicates that you are involved. is there any reason that any on

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. happening now, mourners are gathering to remember the second new york city police officer killed in the line of duty. here is a live look now from brooklyn where the funeral service for officer wen jian liu is underway. his wife is speaking there about her husband. he was shot in his patrol car two weeks ago, along with raphael ramos, who was laid to rest last weekend. governor andrew cuomo was at his wick yesterday. >> detective wen jian liu was a good man. he walked a path of courage a path of sacrifice and a path of kindness. this is who he was. and he was taken from us much too soon. >> liu, who was 32 years old and served as a police officer for seven years. he was married just two months when he was killed. and there is that service, and once again thousands of officers from all over the nation are there for that service, as they were last weekend for his colleague ramos. >>> breaks news, stuart scott, a long time anchor at our sister network, espn, has died. scott died this mor

i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. you are wondering why we are off early today? it's because of basketball, which is coming up next. the news continues online, on twitter and facebook and all your mobile device was our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great sunday and a great week for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito team! we set out to make a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, stuffed with ham, bacon and sausage, both wrapped in

lisa argen is here. happy new year to you. >> i wish i could bring better news in terms of a big storm or something. but we are looking out in the horizon the next seven to ten days seeing if we can bring in any significant precipitation. luke at live doppler 7hd it looks like there's something going on in the north but really this is a little mist and mainly higher level moisture that's not reaching the ground. but due to the low level moisture the cloud cover temperatures are up. we could see a little freezing fog this morning with some of the moisture. also over the bridges, the overpasses and the temperatures, although they are up, they are still quite chilly out there. sfo this morning where numbers of ranging from the mid-30s, 34 morgan hill, to the mid-40s in san francisco. 37 in oakland. 38 san jose. in some areas up as much as 5 trees. others just a few degrees. we are still looking at some pretty cold weather to start out your sunday morning. the exploratorium camera, 34 santa rosa fog in conco

carolyn. >> lisa. thank you. another demonstration in oakland tonight calling for an end to police violence. it gets underway at 7:00 p.m. at 14th and broadway. it's among the many protests happening this weekend to coincide with the mlk holiday. abc7 new reporter alisa harrington has more on the demonstrators' call for change. >> reporter: a march in east oakland. a civil rights slide show. a rally in san francisco's castro district. these are just a few of several demonstrations happening in the bay area over the martin luther king, jr. holiday weekend. protests against violence involving black men and other minorities. the movement is also to take back mlk's legacy and support nonviolent civil disobedience. >> until we get justice, there will be no peace. in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the eastmont police substation. four were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators, a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to rallies all over the c

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. longest closer in the history of the golden gate bridge continues this morning as workers install a new median barrier. here's a look right now at the shrouded in fog bridge from the marin county side. the span is scheduled to reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. abc7 news reporter nick smith joins us now on the san francisco side. nick, what's the word on the progress? >> right now the word on the progress is all good. carolyn, i just spoke to one of the chief engineers and he told me the only thing they have left to do are two pieces of information to take away from this. they have it remove the metal casings that once held the metal pylons. those still need to come out but it's not are imperative before they open the bridge. it means a lane closer or two down the line. and, two the operators that need to use the zipper trucks every day still have not had a chance to operate those. everyone else had been assigned everyone else operating the trucks have been those are the a

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. there will be another demonstration in oakland tonight calling for an end to police violence t gets underway at 7:00 p.m. at 14th and broadway. it's among the many protests hang this weekend to coincide with the mlk holiday. alisa harrington has more on the demonstrators' call for change. >> a march in east oakland. a rally in san francisco's castro district. these are just a few of several demonstrations happening in the bay area over the martin luther martin luther king, jr. holiday weekend. protests against violence involving black men and other minorities. the movement is also to take back mlk's legacy and support nonviolent civil disobedience. in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the substation. four were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to value list all over the country, demanding justice. >> new york, chicago, all around oakland, everywhere to spread the wor

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, we need the rain. it doesn't look like we are going to get any this week? >> there's just a slight chance chris. right now we are concerned with the freezing cold temperatures. live doppler 7hd showing the clear sky and a freeze warning that went into effect overnight. it's still with us through 9:00. northeast bay valleys, the santa cruz mountains anticipating temperatures to go lower than they are right now.

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. there will be another demonstration in oakland tonight calling for an end to police violence. it gets underway at 7:00 p.m. at 14th and broadway. it's among the many protests happening this weekend to coincide with the mlk holiday. alisa harrington has more on the demonstrators' call for change. >> a march in east oakland. a civil rights slide show. a rally in san francisco's castro district. these are just a few of several demonstrations happening in the bay area over the martin luther king, jr. holiday weekend. protests against violence involving black men and other minorities. the movement is also to take back mlk's legacy and support nonviolent civil disobedience. >> until we get justice, there will be no peace. in oakland a group marched from the fruitvale bart station to the substation. four were arrested on the way. [chanting] >> among the demonstrators, a person whose son was shot and killed when he was 16. she's traveled to rallies all over the country, demanding justice. >>

>>> lisa, thank you. san jose police are looking for the driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off. at around 6:15 last night police say a woman in her 60s was struck while crossing almaden expressway at via mon it te drive. she was is on the other side of the intersection where there isn't a cross walk. as far as who hit the woman, police don't have much of a description to go off of only the car might be a honda. one resident was stunned that a driver would hit someone and leave. >> we have to accept if we do a mistake. we should stop and help them. it's going to be better for your soul than run away. >> the victim is the third pedestrian hit and killed in san jose this year. another investigation is under way this morning. this one in livermore. someone has been painting graffiti on two churches both on the same street. and police are covering the crime scene with with special patrols. abc news 7's sergio quintana has the story. >> reporter: the graffiti has been painted over at the mormon ch

lisa knows. she will be along with our accuweather forecast. >> there is video this morning that appears to show the beheading of the japanese hostage. father said he's hoping deep in his heart the news is not true. japan's prime minister believes the latest video is authentic. we have the story. >>> the race against time may have run out for one of two hostages seen here. a new video out saturday purportedly from isis, claims they bee headed the japanese adventureer. japan's prime minister headed to an emergency meeting, calling it on outrageous and unforgiveable act. his friend is still holding out hope. >> i can't stop shaking. i hope this news is incorrect. >> abc news has not yet determined the authenticity of the video which shows a still image of him alive, holding what appears to be a picture of the bee headed body. a voice claiming to be him pleads for help. they want $200 million in ransom money. instead they will release him for the release of an al-qaeda operative. >> they are being f

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let's check in with lisa argen with a first look at the forecast. hi lisa. >> hi, chris. we have fog starting out concord, petaluma. and also the high surf advisory to talk about down through big sur. we are looking at visibility reduced to a quarter mile concord and fairfield. petaluma 2 miles and more fog toward santa rosa and napa. eastern half of the bay, as well as the south bay, rooking fine right now. sun is up at 7:20. right now temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. so really not as chilly as it's been but we have a long way to go before it reaches the upper 60s and 70s. so the fog once again flowing through the delta on an easterly wind and the easterly winds will be warming us up today perhaps to record warmth tomorrow. i will detail the temperatures and the bay today and the week ahead. chris. >> good morning. the police are looking for a woman and hit and killed a woman trying to cross the street and then took off. it was 6:50 last night when police say a woman in her 60s was struck crossing the almaden express way. police don't have much to go on except the ca

thank you lisa. there is a new exercise program aimed with patients with parkinson's disease and it's having a positive impact. it's easing some of the symptoms of parkinson's disease with a workout that might surprise you. abc7 news anchor ama daetz has the details. >> most boxers at san francisco polk street gym are training to fight opponents in the ring but a few are training to fight an phonent in their own body. >> step out. pivot with your foot. pivot with the hit to the head. >> here boxing is rock steady boxes for patients suffering from parkinson's disease. >> it's a forced exercise and they find forced exercise helps manage the symptoms of parkinson's. things like tremors, gait issues and and helps other symptoms. >> it can vary from parrish don't patient. this woman said she experiences tremors in one arm when she's using the other. she believes the rapid fire exchanges and rapid fire footwork helps her body to stay in sync. >> it forces you a to use your hands, body and brain all at the

hi lisa. >>> hi chrystistopher. it's foggy in oakland out towards the delta and also up through petaluma and santa rosa with visibility anywhere from a quarter to a half mile. here's mount tamm. look at how pretty. it sets at 5:10. it's 52 oakland san francisco, and in the mid-40s morgan hill. upper 40s on the coast. we will have the variable high and mid level clouds thin out from time to time today but it will be hazy. there's a weak system offshore. it could give us some sprinkles but is it going to clear out the atmosphere? we need both of those things to happen. we'll talk about if it will and the chance of rain in the seven-day outlook coming up. chris? >>> lisa thank you. 8:01 is our time. drivers looking to cross the golden gate bridge this weekend will be out of luck. crews closed the bridge to motorists overnight. workers are busy right now installing a movable median barrier that will prevent head-on collisions. nick smith joins us live from the golden gate bridge toll plaza with a look at what's to come.

here's meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, we need the rain. it doesn't look like we are going to get any this week? >> there's just a slight chance chris. right now we are concerned with the freezing cold temperatures. live doppler 7hd showing the clear sky and a freeze warning that went into effect overnight. it's still with us through 9:00. northeast bay valleys, the santa cruz mountains anticipating temperatures to go lower than they are right now. but we are cold enough in concord at 32. 31 the san ramon valley. livermore just 30 in santa rosa. 33 in san jose. 42 in fremont with 43 in san francisco. 40 at the airport. so the clear sky, the light wind the temperatures will continue to drop to just around sunrise at 7:24. then we are on our way to a sunny, but hazy afternoon. it is a spare-the-air day today. poor air quality north bay and the central bay. we will talk more about when the air quality improves and if we can get any rain into the bay area for the first week of the new year. chris. >> lisa, thank you very much. some people head

chris. >> lisa, thank you. if you are looking to drive across the golden gate bridge this weekend, you are out of luck. eye closed to regular traffic. workers are busy right now installing a movable median barrier that will help prevent head-on collisions. abc7 news reporter nick smith joins us live from the golden gate bridge toll plaza this morning with a look at what's to come for the weekend ahead. hey, nick. >> the big thing chris right now are the signs behind me. see the big signs that say "closed"? that's exactly what we see as they stand here. we aren't seeing any cars because it's closed on both ends. officials shut it down to vehicles last night so workers can install a movable median pairier designed to prevent head-on collisions. it's part of an effort to increase safety. now the new configuration means drivers will need to slow down. >> it's important for drivers to know on monday morning as they are coming southbound on the golden gate bridge, two things are important. one, the speed limit on the

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. being. >> the longest closer of the golden gate bridge continues this morning as workers install a new median barrier. we have a live look right now at the bridge from the marin county side. the closer began at midnight friday. the span is schedule today reopen in time for tomorrow morning's commute. abc7 news reporter nick smith joining us live now from the san francisco side of the bridge. who are you talking to nick? what's the latest? >> i was just talking to chp. i wanted you to see them but they didn't want to be on camera. people have obeyed the traffic signals and that's one of the things we had to be concern about yesterday. my colleague talked to people who honestly did not know the bridge was closing even though we've been talking about it for weeks. they weren't paying attention they didn't know or they were visiting. we spoke to ot only the golden gate bridge about that but chp about redirecting the traffic and how people were being affected. but all of that is nothing th

lisa, thank you. 6:31 is the time. president obama is casting his 2016 budget as an investment in middle class economics. in his whether i can address he under lines a theme in his state of the union address. he organize his policies will contribute to rising wages and ensure that all americans get a fair shot while doing their fair share. >> it will help working families paychecks' go father and treat things like child leaf and paid live like the economic priorities there are. a chance for people to upgrade their skills to herner bangs. make two years of community college free for every qualifying student. and new investments in research infrastructure, manufacturing and expanded access to faster internet and new markets. >> president obama will submit his new budget next week. >>> investigators are still sifting through the rubble of a major freeway collapse in mendocino county to figure out what went wrong. the freeway is being built to by pass the town of willits on highway 101. the caltrans project controversial f

it's the brainchild of social entrepreneur lisa gross. the company's mission was simple, to be a cooking school where immigrants could share their country's and family's culinary traditions. >> it's a saturday afternoon in kew gardens, new york and four eager students are traveling to queens for an afternoon of immersive study in a new culture, cuisine and neighborhood. >> hi. >> welcome. >> if this doesn't look like a typical cooking class, it's because this isn't your ordinary cooking school. >> you are welcome, and you belong to me now. and i belong to you. >> born out of reyet, lisa gross had an idea for a business that was simple and very personal. a product of half korean and half russian jewish heritage lisa loved to cook. but failed to learn and fully appreciate her korean grandmother's rescipes before she died. >> i started to try to teach myself from books, from recipes online. but something was always a little bit off or missing. and so that became this fantasy of oh, wouldn't it be great if there was a korean grandmother i cou

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weatherwise, lisa people probably need scrapers this morning. >> oh for sure. our freeze warning just about to expire but still numbers are climbing out of the upper 20s in our north bay valley that would be in anapa. from santa rosa to napa with less than a quarter mild visibility santa rosa and after we get over these freezing temperatures, we're going to be above normal in terms of high temperatures by the time we get to the monday/tuesday time frame. we show how clear it is. we have that strong radiational cooling with the clear sky the light winds. now take a look at all the haze we have at sfo. it really is clear to see why we have a spare the air day in effect with the haze and the pollutants out there. 36 san carlos. san jose 33 for you. still plenty of readings hovering around freezeinging. 41 half moon bay. the numbers coming up where we are closer to the bay. emeryville looking hazy with 28 still in napa. 29 by the delta, freezing in livermore. concord 33. the final look from our east bay hills camera hazy with the freezing temperatures. we will stil

lisa, i want to begin with you. how infectious is measles? >> measles is one of the most and perhaps the most infectious disease known. if someone has measles and walks into a room, coughs or sneeze, and even turns around and leaves the room, someone else who comes in who's not vaccinated or not otherwise immune, they stand an almost certain chance of contracting the disease. now, before the vaccine came along there were 3 to 4 million cases a year of measles. this would have been in the '50s in the years leading up to the introduction of the vaccine in the early '60s. and of those 3 to 4 million cases 500 people would die, another 1,000, on average another 1,000 people would be left chronically disabled from -- primarily from encephalitis that can be caused by measles. measles can cause pneumonia. measles dehydration. >> it can even cause death. >> 500 deaths a year. it -- the state epidemiologist, gil chavez, stressed today this is not a trivial illness. it can be very serious. >> so dr. reingold, this is a disease that was considered eradi

let's check in with lisa argen with a first look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we have fog in the delta and also the north bay valleys. and a sigh surf advisory. so we are starting out with temperatures highly variable depending on where you are. at the coast we are in the 60s. 41 santa rosa, 43 livermore. that's due to a north-northeast wind keeping the fog at bay. half-mile visibility quarter mile by the delta. map paw just a half-mile. santa rosa and pet aluminum doing just a little better. fog lingers through 10:00. we will see another spare the air day. this will be the 21st of the season. the worst air quality with the pollutants near the surface will be in the north bay and the santa clara valley. we will look for the fog to lift and a i allow for mostly sunny conditions, with that haze today. we are talking more upper 60s and low 70s. we will have a look at some records possible coming our way maybe today, more tomorrow in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. 6:01 is our time. this morning san jose police are looking for the driver of a car that hit

we send it over to lisa argen. lisa, air quality is a concern? >> that's right. we have patches of fog, hazy skies, and it's the ninth consecutive spare the air day today. we can't get a weather system in here to mix out the atmosphere so things are really laying stagnate. 50 in oakland. 52 san francisco, 45 half moon bay, and to give you an idea of the fog out, there the golden gate bridge, where we are looking at the north bay and the santa clara valley with the pollutants adding up today. we look for partly to mostly cloudy skies with hazy sun at times. upper 50s from san francisco. 61 in oakland, 62 in san jose. and a few subtle changes for the second half of your weekend. could be another spare the air day but we are looking out in the extended outlook that does show the possibility of rain. we will talk about it coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. 5:31 is the time. golden gate bridge is officially close today drivers this weekend. crews are working to install a movable median that officials say will help prevent head-on collisions. abc7 news reporter nick

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>> reporter: lisa does more than just hire these recent arrivals. she also helps train them. >> each of our instructors receives about 50 hours of paid training, and about half to two-thirds of that is coaching around teaching, because you know, you can be a great cook but that's very different from being a good teacher of cooking. each instructor teaches a series of practice workshops, then they get coached afterwards and we also work with them to create their teaching menus. each instructor teaches the same menu at every workshop. we design the menus for them so there's something for a beginning chef an advanced chef. >> reporter: this was central to their living back home. >> my mom was primarily a stay at home home. she was constantly in the kitchen. that was her main role was making sure that everyone in the family was fed. and it was not just like one meal a day. we're talking about four meal as day. breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner. all four have to be fresh meals. >> reporter: before meeting lisa, many of these women had tried to make a busin

this is the debriefing report from lisa howard. she made it clear, fidel castro feels we could have better relations with united states. we need an intermediary. i will volunteer to do this. he is willing to work on this. that was his first. how many have seen this before? this is fodder for some of the issues of motivation when it comes to the cia and kennedy. the cia oppose this idea. john mccone made his feelings felt immediately. the memo went the day before this on may 1. he called his office and issued an edict, sent everybody in the white house this one paragraph letter saying we don't like this idea because if it ever lead it would undermine everything we have been working towards. all the exiles would accuse us of the trail. they would call us epocrates the whole kit and caboodle. don't go there. key officials, william atwood, a deputy u.s. ambassador, lisa howard, worked with the cuban ambassador at the u.n. to start passing messages back-and-forth. lisa howard got impatient and organized the first episode of cocktail dip

chris. >> lisa thank. we have new information on the terrible shooting 8 days ago in san francisco's western addition. four people were shot execution style while they sat in their car. the killers are still at large but abc7 news learned police have made an important discovery. here's vic lee. >> the car was rented from the hertz office here on main street in walnut creek friday night before the massacre. the four victims, three identified members of a gang, were shot at close range in their parked stolen car on laguna and page street. their executeners likely used four guns and took off before police arrived. source tell us the suspect's car was returned to hertz early this week. san francisco police later took possession of it. they asked hertz to call them if the person who rented the car came back. on wednesday morning a possible sighting of some of the suspects resulted in the search of a neighborhood in walnut creek. two men and a women came to the heartsome asking for another rental. an employ' not

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let's check it out with meteorologist lisa argen. a first look at live doppler hd. >> kris, right now with low 60s. here's a look where the fog is not. it's around the bay area. a tiny bit on 101 but you see the san joaquin valleys and the offshore winds allowing for temperatures to climb. this morning in san francisco it's 62 degrees. 63 half moon bay. 52 in oakland. and we are looking at concord chilly livermore in the 60s. that's all due to the wintry mix. ridge top winds as much as 37 miles an hour in the upper elevations of the north bay and mt. tam. we will look at record warmth today. the winds eventually dialing back about, and by the delta we are looking at 55 right now. some areas ever cooler. mountain view and san jose. you do need the jackets in spots. we will look for the record warmth today. i'll have hose numbers lined up

lisa, a nice one to go outside for brunch maybe. just soak it all in. >> we can feel guilty about it. we have to compared to what they're going through back east and we need the rain. we do have it on the seven-day outlook. live doppler 7 hd no fog to speak of but gusty winds. the past hour up to 50 miles an hour. so at about two miles above the surface, 2.5 miles, that's where we get the very gusty winds and it will be that way throughout the day. some of the surface winds will be breezy. here's a look now where we have the division of third tier where everything is just bathed in sunlight. 62 in san francisco. 50 san carlos. 57 in oakland. low 50s in morgan hill. temperatures coming up at 64 at half moon bay. look at san jose. what a little wind will do bringing up temperatures dramatically since last hour. from emeryville, air quality is good today. lagging behind, concord, chilly. down the road in livermore, you have gone from 60s to the 50s. the delta 58 with that breeze. 46 in petaluma. temperatures are varying wildly this mor

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baby lisa has never been found. there is no trace of her really. you have to think of keeping her face which is angelic little face with blue ice keeping the story alive as you've done is so important because if the mother didn't do it, obviously it is an if, if she did or didn't do it, if she did it there is somebody out there who kidnap ad little baby. >> correct. that is absolutely right. they never found a body or any evidence. where is the evidence? we don't, the police haven't told us everything so maybe they have fingerprints they haven't told us about but as far as we know they didn't find fingerprints. they didn't find any clear evidence of breaking and entering and yet this little gill is gone. she couldn't walk. she was asleep in her crib. she couldn't get out of her crib. someone took the child and did something with her. if it wasn't the mother, if you just accept for the moment the possibility that it wasn't the mother, and we need to be keeping our eyes open for what is now a missing four-year-old girl that, god willing she is still

joining us from boston is lisa stampnitzky. she is a lecturer on social studies at harvard university and the author of "disciplining terror: how experts invented 'terrorism.'" and in rio de janeiro is pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald co-founder of the intercept and author of "no place to hide: edward snowden, the nsa, and the u.s. surveillance state." glenn, let's begin with you. the terror attacks, the paris attacks took place last week and the so-called terror experts are in very prominent all over the networks. can you talk about who we are hearing from? >> the concept of terrorism is a very widely debated concept all over the world, and there are incredibly diverse and opinions, even about what terrorism is who it is that is perpetrating it, how it is you define and understand it, and whether or not there is even a meaningful definition of the term at all. and yet you have all of the so-called terrorism experts employed by leading american television networks -- all of them, really -- and on whom most esta

tonight having a conversation with emmy award winning actress, lisa kudrow about her acclaimed hbo series, "the comeback" after a nine-year absence which skewers reality and television and other targets is a sharp-edged comedy about the lure of stardom that's both hilarious and heartbreaking. we're glad you have joined us. conversation with lisa kudrow coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> with an emmy award, multiple nominations and two screen actors guild awards, a writer, plus ten years on "friends" lisa kudrow knows a thing or two about fame producer as well as actress, she co-produced the come back about a less than talented sitcom actress desperate for the limelight. after a nine-year hiatus the comeback has made a comeback, let's take a look at the series. >> hi. valorie. >> of course. how's it going? nice meeting you. i knew this was low budget they got you working the gate now, too? is that what you do? >> hey. >> thanks dude. nice meeting you. >> he's the best. i think it's important to give chance a leg up in the b