and nancy cordes with doolittle's raiders. 70 years ago today they helped change the course of a war. >> you don't just fly over japan right after pearl harbor 1,500 feet and expect to survive it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scot pelley. >> pelley: good evening. when american culture was upended by a revolution of rock 'n' roll, dick clark was our guide, a fixture on television, almost as long as there's been television. clark died today, a heart attack at 82. "americanbandstands launched a charm live of wealth and fame that ended with the brave struggle against the effects of a stroke. we asked anthony mason to tell us about the man who spun 45s into gold. >> lady, here's chubby checkers! >> reporter: as "american bandstand" ran for more than three decades, at its peak playing to 20 million viewers, dick clark's ever-youthful appearance earned him the nickname "america's oldest teenager." he agreed. >> the minute you grow up, the minute you mentally atrophy and freeze in time, you are old. >> reporter: clark was a 26-year-old philadelphia d.j. when

now 70 years later, surviving doolittle raiders are talk about that. and the london olympics, keith moon of the who probably won't be able to be part of the closing ceremonies because he died in 1978. the manager says he got a request from organizers for moon to take part in the symphony of rock. a celebration of british pop culture during the closing ceremony.  >>> a big celebration at the national mall today commemorating the 269th anniversary of thomas jefferson's birthday. a wreath laying ceremony was held for the third american president. the national park service, and d.c.'s society of the suns of the american revolution all in attendance, honoring one of america's founding fathers. and biggest wine lovers. next week marks the 70th anniversary of a story chapter in american military history. a near certain suicide mission in the early days of the second world war. carried out by a volunteer group of airmen. bob has their story. >>> i'll never forget those days. >> only five of the doolittle raiders are with us. they were a g

. >> i thought we would end up in the youngole a short runway. >> reporter: rich cole was doolittle's was one of the oldest members of the squadron. >> i think i was about two days at sea when their p.a. system came on and said, "this force is bound for tokyo." >> reporter: the plan was audacious-- 16 b-25 bombers, designed to take off from much longer runways, would be launched from the deck of an aircraft carrier, bomb targets in five japanese cities, and then land at allied airfields in china because they were too large to land back on the carrier. >> three times i had to bail out of those planes. >> reporter: 95-year-old tom griffin was the navigator for crew number nine. >> these were fully loaded bombers take off for the first time in a combat situation, and you had to go straight off of that deck. >> reporter: but they were spotted by a japanese ship, so the attack was launched a day early, much farther from japan than planned. >> we had to use the worst-case scenario-- take off in the daytime, bomb in the daytime, and note have enough gas to get to china. >> reporter: so did y

>> no -- well, i expected to be shot down. >> reporter: doolittle's crews hit their targets and evadedre, but they knew those chinese airfields were out of reach. 90-year-old david's plane crashed in the china sea. >> we hit the water with wheels down and immediately turned us over. i was in the back and knocked unconscious for a while. >> reporter: all 16 crews crash-landed or bailed out. 11 airmen were killed or taken prisoner. doolittle thought he would be court-martialed, but when word of their bravery reached america, the raiders became heroes for proving that japan was vulnerable to attack. >> they say we changed the course of the war in the pacific. that makes sense. we probably did. >> reporter: it was the gamble he and others took 70 years ago that first gave america hope in the dark days after pearl harbor. nancy cordes, cbs news, dayton, ohio. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a special remembrance of tv icon dick clark. we'll hear from marie osmond and and paul schaeffer. that will do it for us on "cbs morning news" this thursday. thanks for watchin

it was successful and achieved exactly what roosevelt, doolittle and others had hoped.ted we weren't going to lie down and take it, that we could strike back. >> been a big part of my life, what i am and how i am and feel about things. i think it largely was affected by the experiences i had. >> reporter: seven decades ago, bob barnard, fox 5 news. >> now from one incredible story to another, going to be a good weekend. >> looking forward to it. >> however, a little adjustment in the forecast. >> going up. come on. >> no, no, not going up. >> go higher. >> a few more clouds tomorrow, that's all. brian would rather me take it to 92. >> i'm peopling it. oh, yeah. >> sunday or -- feeling it. oh, yeah. >> sunday or monday. >> i'm going monday. >> what is your official temperature for monday, brian? >> i'm going to say 90. >> he's going straight up 90. >> on the nose. >> on monday. we'll see what happens. i think we'll go 87 or something. may adjust that, though. i'm working sunday. in terms of the seating, pretty good. temperatures have been dropping under clear skies and w

this is near doolittle and hegenberger. not far from the oakland airport. oakland hayes have confirmed that they have do the suspect in custody. let's listen live. >> we believe he's responsible for the shooting. >> did he match the description? >> unfortunately, we just missed a very brief comment from jana watson, but she did confirm that there is a suspect -- a suspect has been arrested at a shopping center in alameda right now but she did not give any confirmation about whether this person matched the description of the suspect which we had earlier from oakland police department. an asian male with khaki clothing. no word on any motive or any information about this suspect, who this western is, whether he was a suspect. it's, again, to emphasize this was a very large building as we can see from our live pictures earlier that it would have been a -- there was concern for people still inside the building. we did hear earlier that the priority war the police was to evacuate people. we did see people jumping into an armored vehicle with the police for safet

a group of volunteer divers has just entered the water along doolittle drive in oakland. night team search very difficult of course. john is right there for us live. john? >>reporter: dan as you mention the divers got in the water short time ago. this is going to be a long pain-staking operation tonight that could go 5 or 6 hours. make no difference that it is dark out because in that murky water they captain see much any way. let me step aside and see the operation along the shoreline of the vl area from the oakland airport. these are members of the alameda county sheriff's office dive team. volunteer unit that does lat a lot of search and rest caw work. they were called in to help find what officers from oakland believe could be the weapon in this area. they have been here since about 8:30. few of them threw in an object about the same weight of a gun to kind of test how far it would go. searching about 90 feet from the shore and about 75 to 100 feet along the shoreline. they are basically 1 or 2 divers in the water at any given time on the shore see them working a line

. >> reporter: jason doolittle brought his students to experience the flowing waterfalls on sunday. and the views have just been getting better since. >> we were here on monday and the waterfall wasn't flowing as much as it was last year. but it's picked up. and gotten louder. >> reporter: and the falls won't be at their full peak for another month. >> typically, peak water flow season is around memorial day, the end of may. it's starting to pick up, especially with the warm weather we're having. >> reporter: here at the case, water is gushing down from the top. but park rangers say, sights like this aren't expected to last too long. >> this year, we're at 50% of normal precipitation. so, the waterfall will probably start to dry up in midsummer, end of june, early july. >> reporter: park officials are expecting bigger crowds this season. they've seen a 25% jump in visitors in the first few months of 2012, compared to last year. and vifsitors coming to the par via the merced river canyon, may notice the hillsides. >> you see the bright hillsides with the poppies covering them. >> the

>> reporter: right now, i'm standing right off 7200 doolittle drive.looking at the oakland estuary. this is where investigators had hoped to find the gun that was used in monday's deadly shooting. so far, they have been unable to locate that weapon. investigators have suspend their effort to find a .45 semiautomatic hand gun that investigators believe was used in the oikos university shooting. the shortest driving route between those two locations is represented by the blue line. and just off that route, right in the middle of this map is where investigators have been searching in the estuary. that is where they believe the suspect had pulled over and thrown the weapon into the water. on tuesday, the oakland police department used their boat to search just offshore. they were assisted by the san francisco police department and the coast guard. divers from the alameda county sheriff department dive team scoured the area until about 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning. this afternoon, a smaller dive team continued the search but they wrapped up their effort arou

today, officers are at a water account front park along -- waterfront park along dolittle drive -- doolittle driver. paul chambers is there -- drive. paul chambers has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. that boat is the focus of the search. there is also a police search out here. investigators say goh is not telling them exactly where he threw the gun. that's causing them problems but leads led them to the specific area. that's why police will be out here all day long looking for that deadly weapon. >> the most important thing is that we want to protect the public and having a firearm somewhere in our community is something that we want to make sure that we locate. we want to remove it from wherever it is. >> reporter: now, investigators are using this robot with sonar on loan from the san francisco police department to search the waterway along the martin luther king, junior regional park in oakland. police say goh may have thrown the gun into this body of water after shooting ten people and before turning himself in at the shopping center in alameda. so investigators are search by ai

a short distance from campus on doolittle drive police are actively searching for the firearm. i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. we have live team coverage. we begin with terry mcsweeney at the search site in an oakland waterway at shoreline park. >> reporter: this waterway is directly across west across 880 from the oracle arena. investigators looking in that waterway now for one more piece of the puzzle. they say they already have a confession and now they nomoive. police called in special sonar equipment from san francisco pd to find the weapon that kill seven and wounded three. >> in equipment is capable of detecting items that may be in the water. we are specifically looking for the handgun. >> reporter: police say goh purchased the weapon in february and had been planning. >> he went through the building shooting victims. >> reporter: we are learning more about the suspect 43-year-old one goh who police say has confessed. his motive, revenge was upset at administrators at the school. he was upset with several students because of the way he was treated when he

a short distance from campus on doolittle drive police are actively searching for the firearm. i'm kristen sze. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. we have live team coverage. we begin with terry mcsweeney at the search site in an oakland waterway at shoreline park. >> reporter: this waterway is directly across west across 880 from the oracle arena. investigators looking in that waterway now for one more piece of the puzzle. they say they already have a confession and now they nomoive. police called in special sonar equipment from san francisco pd to find the weapon that kill seven and wounded three. >> in equipment is capable of detecting items that may be in the water. we are specifically looking for the handgun. >> reporter: police say goh purchased the weapon in february and had been planning. >> he went through the building shooting victims. >> reporter: we are learning more about the suspect 43-year-old one goh who police say has confessed. his motive, revenge was upset at administrators at the school. he was upset with several students because of the way he was treated when he

oakland police will only say that investigative leads brought them to this park on doolittle drive. they say suspect juan go has been cooperative to a point, but but -- but he was refusing to tell where he discarded the weapon. he had a grudge against former classmates for teasing him, and he went to the campus on monday looking for an administrator. she was not there when the suspect showed up. >> that's when we know he took a hostage. he entered a classroom with the hostage. he directed the students to lineup against the wall. they had an opportunity to -- before they had an opportunity to do that he opened fire on the students. >> back here the search site is a painstaking process as divers tried to comb every inch of the area they are searching. they expect to be out here for a few more hours. the suspect is expected to be in court tomorrow. in oakland, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. he will be formally charged in court. he has told police he bought the weapon at this bull's eye gun shop in february. according to our media partner, the oakland tribune, all indications are

the search area was originally, there were actually looking at the 7200 block of doolittle. chief howard jordan said in a statement " investigators have worked very hard on this case, hopefully this find will help the families find closure can bring this case to just as. that road to recovery is going to be a long one, the school has put up a banner with all the victims' names here saying " we will remember ". in just a few moments that will be doing an open memorial for those students, we believe that there will be a musical presentation of some kind here for those students so we are expecting that at any moment. there's still much more to do in this case, officers still need to do ballistics tests on that weapon to see if it was the actual one used in the shooting. and that's foreclosure for families, at the end of the day, seven lives were still lost in the shooting. we are live in oakland, back to you. >> thank you. cbs five is staying on top of this developing story all week, you can get the very latest updates on our website cbssf.com. >> suspended san fransisco sherri

oakland police will only say that investigative leads brought them to this park on doolittle drive. they say suspect juan go has been cooperative to a point, but but -- but he was refusing to tell where he discarded the weapon. he had a grudge against former classmates for teasing him, and he went to the campus on monday looking for an administrator. she was not there when the suspect showed up. >> that's when we know he took a hostage. he entered a classroom with the hostage. he directed the students to lineup against the wall. they had an opportunity to -- before they had an opportunity to do that he opened fire on the students. >> back here the search site is a painstaking process as divers tried to comb every inch of the area they are searching. they expect to be out here for a few more hours. the suspect is expected to be in court tomorrow. in oakland, john alston, abc news. >> thank you. he will be formally charged in court. he has told police he bought the weapon at this bull's eye gun shop in february. according to our media partner, the oakland tribune, all indications are

a police diver checked the murky waters along doolittle drive yesterday trying to locate the semiautomatic the gunman used. a sonar equipped boat also traveled the channel trying to detect any sign of evidence. soon after, the entire group just packed up and headed out. >>> make sure to stay with nbc bay area news for continuing coverage of the deadly campus rampage at oikos university. we have extensive coverage on the front page of our website at nbcbayarea.com. and new developments will be sent on twitter and facebook. >>> new this morning, a series of earthquakes shaking up morgan hill. five quakes have struck just north of the city in the past 24 hours. hit about 9 miles north of morgan hill before 3:00 a.m. measuring a 2.8. two similar size quakes were recorded around 1:00 this morning just after 25 minutes after that, a magnitude 1.3 was recorded. yesterday, a 2.3 quake was recorded just about a mile away. >>> also in the south bay this morning, they're certainly not giving up the search for 13-year-old sierra lamar. today, teens will fan out north and south of morgan hill. about 20

they were known as the doolittle tokyo raiders. they accepted their mission without really whang it entailed. their commission, which followed the attack on pearl harbor. pearl harbor had happened the december before. it was our nation's first feighansive against japanese -- offensive against japanese soil in the second world war. planned and led by lieutenant generally jimmy doolittle, the mission was risky from the outset. it was the first time the army air corps and the navy collaborated in a tactical mission, flying 16 u.s. army air corps b-25 mitchell bombers from the deck of the u.s.s. hornet, a feat that had never been attempted before. the morning of the raid, the u.s.s. hornet encountered japanese ships 170 miles from the prearranged launch point. fearing the mission might be compromised, the raiders proceeded to launch 170 miles earlier than anticipated. by departing 650 miles from their intended target, these men accepted the risk they might not have enough fuel to make it beyond the japanese lines to occupied china. acc

. >> oakland police believe the murder weapon is off doolittle drive off oakland international airport. a search started there this morning. >> police believe the gun is in this section of the area. they're not saying how they have come to that conclusion but they've got sophisticated tools looking for it. searchers played out the court on the scanner. it's skimming below water, scanning the bottom. >> it works off of sending waves to the bottom. and if it identifies an object, which would be in this case, we're looking for a handgun, should able to identify some type of object and then, at that time we'd call divers in to explore that. >> since this morning officers have tethered this robot back and forth in a grid pattern and police say shooter has been cooperating but only to a point. >> and not providing the exact location of where he discarded this firearm. >> officer watson told reporters investigative leads brought officers here to this park and this marketing consultant was in the park about the time of the shooting. >> there were three other cars in the parking lot. several pe

but doolittle on there. >> and the name hustle got me here, too. sometime it ain't good to hustle. >> while nicknames are common in prison, we have discovered something else is, as well, but it is not as harmless. >> prison-made whiskey. >> they call it prune juice and it has prunes in it and waits until it ferments good. >> what does it smell like? >> it is a strong whiskey aroma. >> inmate-manufactured alcohol goes by many names, prison julep, pruno, white lightning, whatever it is our crews have seen about it, heard about it and smelled it. it exists in every prison. >> it is alcohol inside of our correctional institutions are a very big problem, because it only takes a small amount of time to make the alcohol, and just about everyone does it. so it is a constant cat-and-mouse game. >> this is a bag of pruno that we discovered in an inmate cell a couple of days ago. a regular garbage bag and inside, you can smell the sweet smell of the prune oil itself and the apples. >> how much could that make? >> well, it is actually, i would say it would ser

abigail doolittle with dell, james with apple and reggie middleton with google.nd now up to brian with pete najarian with the fifth pick. >> that's right. three picks to go. certainly some shockers. pete najarian very well-known to cnbc viewers. your team name is pony express. >> yes, sir. >> what is your pick with the fifth pick? >> with the fifth pick in the draft i'm going to take starbucks. i can't believe it's still available. i view this as robert griffin iii because when you look at it, number one pick for me was apple. after apple was starbucks. >> andrew luck was apple. >> this is rg 3. >> forgot. sorry about that. when you look at what starbucks has done already, it's a body of work very much like rg3. everything looks great, they're clicking near 52-week highs. they'll have earnings tonight. >> rg3 a little raw for the pros. >> so is starbucks, but they have all that potential because by 2015 they'll have 1500 stores in china. they also have energy drinks and juice and bringing in little alcohol for those who want the alcohol. >> pete najarian starbuck

along the 7200 block of doolittle drive by shoreline park, they used a police boat and robots are of from the police department and around 5:00 last night sonar equipment detected something metal so more volunteers were called out. divers wanted to get an idea of how deep the ghost of a top a similar size and weight object as the gun. >> to simulate what a person could do so you know your distance of how far out you need to go >> the reason they focused on this particular area is because police say they found fresh footprints on the site. the suspect has been cooperative with the investigators with the exception of this search. police say he refuses to tell them where he ditched the gun but what we do know is that he purchased the gun legally in california at a shop in castro valley and we're learning more information about the suspect this morning. for that we are continuing team coverage and we will send things to and who is live in san francisco where the suspect is expected to be in court today. >> he is waking up in jail in dublin and is due here at the superior court this morni

and nancy cordes with doolittle's raiders. 70 years ago today they helped change the course of a war.don't just fly over japan right after pearl harbor 1,500 feet and expect to survive it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scot pelley. >> pelley: good evening. when american culture was upended by a revolution of rock 'n' roll, dick clark was our guide, a fixture on television, almost as long as there's been television. clark died today, a heart attack at 8

. >>> 70 years later, some of the surviving doolittle raiders, america's first air raid against japan four months after the attack on pearl harbor. they survived what was supposed to be a suicide mission. çzo% >>> a dangerous chase with the traffic cop who wouldn't give up. the officer clung on to the front of the bus as it hit speeds of more than 30 miles per hour. other police and villagers chased after them and forced the driver of the bus to pull over. officials say the driver spent four years in prison for deadly traffic accident. they suspect that's why he did not want to show the officer his paper work during the traffic stop. kind of crazy. >> just a little. thanks so much for joining us tonight at 5:00. the news edge at 6:00 starts right now. >>> this is fox 5 news edge at 6:00. >>> all right, let the games begin. tonight we're getting an early general election preview. in separate appearances, president obama and mitt romney layed the groundwork for what could be hot button issues. fox 5's tom fitzgerald. in the wake of the killing, governor romney was talking guns. >> he

doolittle. the newt gingrich campaign saw a sad goodbye to his secret service protection. way, t-rex, and a warm hello to yet another of the nation's zoos. this one in north carolina. gingrich entered the enclosures and waded mopping his favorite friends, perhaps wondering what if. what if his success as an animal whisperer had carried over to the electorate? what if americans embraced his big ideas, a moon colony, child labor, the same way beasts what if primary voters saw the same strength that primates apparently do? but alas, this longest of long kisses good night is finally coming to an end. what's next for citizen newt? back to k-street? to tampa? perhaps breakfast as tiffany's. this much we know. the self-proclaimed tortoise did not win this race. the man who described himself as a bear, not an antelope, has finally fallen. may landing be soft, his third marriage long, and we'll look forward to seeing him in 2016 when he will no doubt pro claim -- >> you're going to be the nominee. >> i'm going to be the nominee. >> stay with us. the week's top lines are coming up.

. >> that was abigail doolittle during our first annual cnbc stock draft pick. her stock pick night not be that big of a shocker as rimm going second. but let's ask bob. he has a neutral rating on the stock. and senior technology analyst at maxim group with a buy rating. good to see you, rob. go to the more bullish of you two, ashock first. could we see a boom in dell this year? if so, why? >> i think the revenue growth near-term will remain challenged. but the company can deliver on the earnings growth this year over last year. longer term transition to enterprise century company we think will play out enterprise represents about half the company's profit will eventually, you know, grow to about 40% of top line and potentially generate earnings power up to $3 over the forecast horizon. >> rob, you think cast is the bear, but it's not so much you're bearish, you have a neutral rating after all, just maybe you think there are better opportunities out there, right? >> right. i don't think dell's bad. i don't see a lot of reason why it has to go up any time soon. t

the divers combed the estuary off doolittle drive all yesterday and well into the night. no word yet on if they have retrieved the weapon but this is where they believe the suspect left his gun after leaving the shooting rampage at oikos university. >> this is difficult work. there's absolutely no visibility whether you are here in the sunlight off the dark. once you get on the water, there's zero visibility. so you are doing it all by your hands and your feet. it's like being a snow angel in mud. >> reporter: oakland police say 43-year-old one goh was angry after being kicked out of the nursing school. so he went out and bought a weapon in february. they believe his target was a school administration who would not give him back $6,000 in tuition money. he has a histry of -- dash a history of anger -- he has a history of anger management issues. most of the students who were women say he simply did not fit in at oikos. he's eligible for the death penalty should the alameda county district attorney choose to seek it. we're live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 new

they are flying over doolittle, near the oakland airport in the san leandro bay area. the gun used in that deadly shooting yesterday. we heard oakland police chief howard jordan say there were earlier reports that they had recovered the gun. and then it was reported they had not. so they are searching the estuary. our cameras are zeroing in. you can see some of the police officers, the police are out there trying to find that weapon. this is part of the continuing investigation. again, newschopper2 flying over them. we wanted to show you what's happening now. we'll keep you posted as we get more information in. >> we're following other new developments in that deadly shooting where seven people were killed and three others were wounded. we can tell you as you remember, it all happened about 10:30 yesterday morning at oikos university on edgewater drive. witnesses say the gunman told everybody to line up against the wall and he started shooting. the suspect, 43 years old, one goh. it's believed he went to the school to target a female administrator who was not there yes

doolittle or something. they found out the gorillas were suffering from heart disease. do you check, can't put them on a stress monitor. what they did is they implanted a chip, and taught them to come up against the fence and the keepers put the sensor over the monitor while they're completely awake. they don't have to dope them up. and they are able every day to check how their heart is doing. >> remarkable, fascinating and rewarding. we look forward to sunday. chris, thank you. >> thank you, allison. >> guess you don't think about things like that. >> no. that's very interesting. that's cool. >>> 8:21 now. on this friday morning, a big revelation from the star witness in the john edwards trial. >> plus, the first lady's 2010 trip to spain is now catching heat from a watchdog group. just how much did it cost taxpayers. >> that's all coming up next here on fox 5 morning news. and later this hour, holly is getting a lesson in science. she is checking out the interactive event that's going on in d.c. this weekend. it's fun for the entire family. did we mention it's free?

if he travels further, he makes a right on doolittle.ow what led ofters so finally prove from that location to possibly this location, but i've learned that the team of off service came back earlier this morning muddy. so we believe this is the place. look at this. the water is so low, low tide, so it would not be hard to spot. even if the gun was underneath the water and not on the mud itself, you can probably stand here and see through the water as murky as it is because it's so low. we're also learning that the oakland police department is possibly going to have a news conference in an hour or two to talk about these latest developments. >> i wonder if they will tell us it's because they got information from the suspected shooter. they said he was cooperating to a certain level but not when it came to where the gun was. >> exactly. they've been talking to them. he's been giving plenty of statements. finally they said he did confess to the murders, but they probably worked on him. maybe somebody just walked by here and saw something sh

a police diver checked the murky waters of the estuary along doolittle drive trying to locate the weaponence. soon after, the entire group packed up and left. >>> let's get to the forecast with christina loren. >> it's gorgeous out there right now. but we have a little bit of cloud cover starting to move in. looking towards a really nice day. temperatures in the 50s, will climb into the 60s. high right around 63 degrees in san jose. about 67 degrees today in places like livermore. we'll keep on climbing as we head into the upcoming weekend. good news is we have rain in the forecast that's going to hold off well beyond sunday. heading throughout today, 58 in concord. 63 in livermore. we'll have your seven-day forecast in its completion today at 11:00. let's check your drive with mike. >> not done with that south bay commute. that's sticking around. south bay 280, still have the slowing. an accident on the shoulder at saratoga for 280 causing distraction for the northbound side. recovering around the 880 interchange. north 880 and 101 still a little slower. smoother southbound coming out o