at least that bonnie was dead. it was a hiker who found her body floating in the q creek a few miles from anchorage. at first, they didn't know who it was. no id on the body. alaska state troopers finally figured it out from the class ring she was wearing. but karen could not take it in. not bonnie, her model child, her conscientious college freshman, who she knew was going to school that day, not hiking, miles and miles from home, and the university. >> none of it made sense. she didn't drive, so how did she get out there. somebody would have had to be with her. she would not have missed school. she absolutely did not go out there on her own. >> in fact, bonnie's sister heard her get up that morning at 5:00 a.m., set out on her 45 minute walk through the pre-dawn dark to catch the bus to take her to her 7:00 a.m. class at the university. she usually didn't return home 'til about 10:00 p.m., packing most classes into a few days because she had a job at sam's club. >> she was incredibly responsible. >> responsible,

we think that bonnie and clyde actually met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress in dallas, texas, and soon after that clyde barrow went to state prison and they resumed their relationship in texas and their first crime took place in hillboro, texas. people in this area kept up with it just like they did the big gangsters of that era of american history. there was also the age of john dillinger, a lot of people don't realize that all three of those bonnie and clyde, john dillinger pretty boy floyd all were killed by law enforcement in the same year in 1934. so people were really engaged in that story. probably simultaneously horrified but fascinated by these criminals in the great depression. in early 1934, they were implicated in a prison escape involving a former associate of clyde barrow's in texas, a man named raymond hamilton and shot and killed the prison guard. and so that's when the net law enforcement began to close around them was after the murder of prison guard early in 1934. so it was april of 1934 that clyde barrow was in and around shreveport. as a

we think bonnie and clyde actually met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress in dallas, texas, and soon after that, clyde barrow went to state prison, and so we know they resumed their relationship in 1932 in texas, and their first crime actually took place in hillsborough, texas, not far from shreveport. the shreveport times was regularly reporting their exploits, you know, in the newspaper, and people in this area kept up with it, just like they did the big gangsters of that era of american history. there was also, of course, this was the age of john dillinger, the age of pretty boy floyd. as a matter of fact, a lot of people don't realize all three of those, bonnie and clyde, john dillinger, pretty boy floyd, all were killed by law enforcement in the same year in 1934, so people were really that story. probably simultaneously horrified, but fascinated by these criminals in the great depression. in early 1934, they were implicated in a prison escape involving a former associate of clyde barrow's in texas, man named raymond hamilton. they helped him escape fr

and so that is when the net sort of began to close around bonnie and clyde. and they their ambush occurred just four days after clyde barrow was spotted here on this street. they were ambushed not far from gibson, louisiana, on a rural road. there was actually the ambush laid in place by local law enforcement over in that part of louisiana who knew -- had good intelligence on where they were going to be, what their movements were and they laid in wait for them on a stretch of road. and, of course, as many people know, opened fire on the car they were riding in.

here is bonnie daily before. all right, bonnie, let's see the new you. >> wow! wow wow wow!, check mom out. >> mom, are you ready? all right, bonnie, spin right around here? >> oh, my gosh. >> you look hot. >> wow. >> you should go give her a kiss right now on the mouth. >> right on the mouth. >> look at his eyes all teared up. lord. >> he doesn't want to mess up the makeup. >> oh, sweet! tell us about the hair. >> bonnie, you're beautiful before and you're even more beautiful after. for example, she had great hair. vanessa just gave her layers for movement. again, the swept-away bangs made her hair richer to emphasize the facial features, it gives the facial features definition. >> kids, family, what do you think? >> you look beautiful. >> amazing. >> the whole family looks weepy. jill, that outfit is hot. >> the jeans are white house black market. the top is simply vera, vera wang at kohl's. jacket, andrew mark. >> what do you think? >> you need to buy her a bottle of champagne and go celebrate. she looks gorgeous. >> big round of applause for donnie. go join your family.

>> thanks, bonnie. the tornadoes in a moment. >>> first, voters in washington state are getting ready to decide which of the gop presidential candidates they favor. details on the latest face-off, next. there's another way litter box dust:e purina tidy cats. tidy cats premium line of litters now works harder on dust. and our improved formulas neutralize odors better than ever in multiple-cat homes. so it's easier to keep your house smelling just the way you want it. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. >>> you are looking at live pictures right now from henryville, indiana. i believe that is part of the high school after the storm went through doing all sorts of damage. the sun coming up today. people now taking stock of what was hit and what work they have ahead of them to put everything back together. we are keeping an eye on the tornado damage of the south and the midwest. we'll get back to that in just a few minutes. plus, we'll be talking with a storm chaser that saw the whole thing

i don't think you foul unless the bonnies decide to hold this late in the clock. maybe you do it at five seconds or less. let's see if they go into it fast, though. >> ian: conger gives it up. kloof circling. three-point game. cook. rainbow delivery. no. it's over. florida state wins it 66-63. st. bonaventure lost track of the situation down the stretch. the seminoles rally in the second half. we got a taste of the madness here in nashville and it's florida state advancing. >> jim: here is the concept. it's a three-point game. i don't mind this because there are still seven seconds. if that shot goes down you don't have a choice. that ball has to come out. i understand the concept. you have a young player right there aggressively trying to put the ball in the basket, the clock on your mind disappears for a second. unfortunately, they couldn't kick it back out. you see the reaction by florida state. >> ian: the defensive presence of bernard james. the bones fall short. 66-63. st. bonaventure, the 14 seed gave it a shot against florida state but it's the three seed

thanks b with bonnie.ping an eye on it. >>> some tornado survivors say they may have lost everything, but they feel lucky to be alive. they are telling us what it's like to live through a monster storm that tore up everything in its path. that is coming up straight ahead. but first, when snowboarders first hit the slope, they got new equipment. but now there's new equipment hitting the slopes. reynolds wolf has the story. >> albert mendosa grew up with a love to ride. >> i come from a background open going sideways. so when inspiration hit him, it hit quickly. >> when i was a kid, we had one inner tube for like five kids. jump on it, pop. there it goes. there were some cans smashed around. they stick on to your feet. i would run and try to slide with those. he teamed up with an avid snowboarder who had just sold his own skateboard company. they started dual snowboards. it's a hybrid of snowboarding and skiing. >> one of the biggest disadvantages of snowboarding is how to your legs lock together? this gives

>> thanks, bonnie. as we've been telling you, rescue crews search for the missing and the injured and there's a chance the death kol could rise even higher. earlier i spoke with a doctor about the types of injuries these crews might expect to see. >> the most common injuries are going to be from blowing glass or debris, things like cuts, scrapes, and bruises. the more deadly bruises are again being thrown by a tornado or something being tossed as you, brain injured, chest injuries or both. >> there's debris flying, all sorts of lacerations, people can have broken bones, things like that. it's almost like getting hit by a car. >> you can make that analogy or an explosion. tornadoes can pick you up, throw you around, pick you up to a high height and drop you quickly. gravity takes over. these are devastating injuries potentially. >> as far as the people that have been found and they're going out and doing an incredible search this morning, trying to find other people that might be trapped. do you expect b

i don't think you foul unless the bonnies decide to hold this late in the clock. maybe you do it at five seconds or less. let's see if they go into it fast, though. >> ian: conger gives it up. kloof circling. three-point game. cook. rainbow delivery. no. it's over. florida state wins it 66-63. st. bonaventure lost track of the situation down the stretch. the seminoles rally in the second half. we got a taste of the madness here in nashville and it's florida state advancing. >> jim: here is the concept. it's a three-point game. i don't mind this because there are still seven seconds. if that shot goes down you don't have a choice. that ball has to come out. i understand the concept. you have a young player right there aggressively trying to put the ball in the basket, the clock on your mind disappears for a second. unfortunately, they couldn't kick it back out. you see the reaction by florida state. >> ian: the defensive presence of bernard james. the bones fall short. 66-63. st. bonaventure, the 14 seed gave it a shot against florida state but it's the three seed

bonnie? >> we have two tornado warnings right now.'re stretching over two states, georgia as well as florida. take a look. the first one is covering a portion of florida and georgia right along the border. let's zoom in and i'll show you where it is. it's really -- we receive a lot of strong storms to the east of tallahassee. let's zoom in. it looks like another one pops up in advance of this one, affecting cities like havana, quincy. right now it's affecting decatur county in southwest georgia. this tornado warning continuing until 10:45 eastern time. it all began around 9:54. right now the movement of this storm system is at 35 miles an hour. you can see the original tornado warning just to the west of it. now we head to southern georgia. this is southeast georgia. i have good news to report as we speak. this was a tornado warning but luckily it's expired and now judging by the orange box you see here, it is now a severe thunderstorm warning not to be taken lightly as well because we'll be seeing damaging winds and light hail at pre

a rock slide in bonnie dune. no one was injured and this rock came crashing down. about 2200 feet there is significant runnoff. and there is a spectacle. this is the bonnie dune area. there is runnoff coming down hills in an orderly fashion. and this makes their way down hill to communities where residents are waiting. >> this is nothing too major, yet. >> and if it keeps raining like this do you worry the ground will get saturated? >> and there is soil that should be capable of absorbing two days of rain. >> water starts puddling up, you can tell when the levels have been hit. >> there is a way of taking short cuts to find faster paths to lowlands. when ground reaches a breaking point that is when mudslides and rock slides are triggered and people say they'll take knit stride. >> we'll deal with them, again. >> and residents will be put to the test as the rain continues to fall. david louie abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> and all of that rain is creating problems in the east bay. there is a a soggy mess in this store, water soaking all of the sweets. and the owner es

thank you, bonnie. >>> we're right at the half hour now.ok at your top stories -- we start with at least 63 people killed in syria today as a diplomatic push to end the violence hate roadblock. some of the fiercest fighting was in an area where residents are terrified their town faces the same fate. ruthlessly rushing opposition proteste protesters. kofi annan is appealing for an end to the violence in syria. they dismissed calls for dialogue. syria's president dismissed calls for dialogue. >>> mississippi the attorney general not giving up after losing his legal battle over the controversial state's pardons. upheld pardons including four convicted killers granted by former governor haley barbour as he was leaving office. >>> meantime, west central minnesota, a middle school student is suing her school district over facebook. the 12-year-old says she was pressured to divulge her password and punished for statements she made on social media network. the lawsuit claims the sixth grader's first and fourth amendment rights were violated, backed

and the "bonnie and clyde" soundtrack, bringing the scruggs sound to millions.ggs became an icon, unbound by tradition, playing with all kinds of musicians and making a sound distinctly his own. a down home american classic. earl scruggs died yesterday in nashville. he was 88. >>> the largest lottery prize in american history just keeps getting larger. the mega millions jackpot is now $540 million. that's up $40 million from yesterday. it's expected to rise higher as millions of americans catch lotto fever ahead of tomorrow night's big drawing. >>> when we come back, the people already striking it rich. a new modern-day gold rush. >>> finally, at a time when a lot of americans are struggling just to get by, one nevada city is in the midst of an economic renaissance, far from the bright lights and casinos of the vegas strip. as the price of gold remains sky high, the mines in elco are booming, and folks are coming from far and wide to get in on the action. nbc's kristen dahlgren reports. >> dawn in elco, nevada, and it's not just the sun casting the glow. there's

we think that they actlly met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress and clyde went to prison. their first crime took place in texas. the shreveport times was reporting their exploits in the newspaper and people in this area kept up with it as they did the gangters in american history. it was the age of john dillinger and pretty boy floyd. all three of those all were killed by almolaw enforcement i 1934. so people were engaged in that story buy these criminals in the great depression. in 1934 they were inply cated in a prison escape in texas a man named raymond hamilton and so that is when the net of law enforcement began to close around them. after the murder of the prison guard early in 1934. so it was april of 1934 that they were in and around shreveport. there was a car that was stolen here and abandoned it in kansas and his prints proved that he had been in this area even before he was spotted here. we knew that he had been in the area. days before the ambush took place, there was a local cafe here not too far from where are standing called the majestic caf

bonnie strickland, director of division services for children with special health care needs, u.s. department of health and human services. mr. william ditto, director of the new jersey tbi division, new jersey department of health. dr. flaura winston, children's hospital of philadelphia and dr. mark ashley, president centre for neuro skills. we ask that you summarize your opening statements in five minutes and dr. stickland, you're recognized at this time for five minutes to make your opening statement. >> chairman, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the department of health and human services traumatic brain injury program. i'm dr. bonnie strickland, director of the division of services for children with special health care needs at the health resources and services administration department of health and human services. our colleagues appreciate your interest in our work and welcomes this opportunity to discuss our tbi program with you and to provide some highlights of other hhs activities. congress is charged us with implementing a gr

it happened on bonnie air between university avenue and twice wa way. thomas is there live for us tonight. thomas. >>reporter: we are here on bonnie air street where berkeley police just wrapping up the crime scene. let me let you take a look what the scene lacked like early from up above. now this the was the scene about 7:00 p.m. from sky 7 hd. berkeley police closed off the street between awe continue and bank croft way. helped the woman driving in the white van. at 6:30 shots fired here on bonnie air street near bancroft wait a minute they heard a barrage on the streets. 2 people in the car opened fire on 3 young men in front of a house. all 3 men wounded. one managed to get inside the van that had a mother with two young children inside. the van manageed to get bancroft before stopped by police. resident said the shooting is the result of too much time and too many guns. >> you think this is something some kind of grudge. >> really ain't no gang. just kids all grau up with each other. screws too many guns on the street. all these kids got guns. tha

and the bonnie and clyde soundtrack, bringing the scruggs sound to millions.n icon, unbound by tradition, playing with all kinds of musicians and making a sound distinctly his own. a down home american classic. earl scruggs died yesterday in nashville. he was 88. >>> the largest lottery prize in american history just keeps getting larger. the mega millions jackpot is now $540 million. that's up $40 million from yesterday. it's expected to rise higher as millions of americans catch lotto fever ahead of tomorrow night's big drawing. >> when we come back, the people already striking it rich. a new modern-day gold rush. my name is jane and i've got osteoporosis. but i'm an on the go woman. i've been active all my life. that's why i'm excited about reclast. it's the once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment. reclast helps to restrengthen my bones to help make them resistant to fracture. and with reclast, well, no other osteoporosis treatment is approved to help protect in more places: hips, spine, even other bones. [ male announcer ] you should not take reclast if you'

and bonnie and clyde both suffered over 50 separate bullet wounds each in that ambush. the story of bonnie and clyde, like the story of john dillinger and others like that from this era, really is a part of i think a broader social commentary about america and the great depression. if you look at crime rates in the united states, there's a definite spike that takes place particularly in armed robberies in the early 1930s. and a lot of social scientists have been quick to ascribe that to depressed economic conditions, the fact that you have banking failures, business failures, farm closures, and to the point that you could almost blame the great depression for this era of the american gangster. when in fact that's probably the reason that people followed their stories and maybe even associated some nostalgia with it, the same way we do with the outlaws of the old west. but it really is a very brief period in american history where you see this, the early 1930s. >>> all weekend along, american history tv is featuring shreveport, louisiana. learn more about shreveport and

bonnie schneider, our resident sunshine meteorologist. how's it looking?normally see tropical paradise. talking about hawaii. >> right. hail. >> incredible. got to see the video of hail in hawaii. it's unusually -- to say the two together. we did see a lot of rain and a lot of thunderstorm activity in hawaii. take a look at these pictures. these are some large harreilsto. forms when the updraft is blowing ice particles up and down, like a popcorn popper. at some point the ice becomes heavy and falls. it caused damage. rainfall totals over the past week in hawaii, incredible. talking about more than a foot of rain in many locations. now, we do have rain right now in texas. it's not as bad as we just saw. just to let you know, rain steady and heavy throughout the day today and into the evening in dallas and san antonio and even into houston. a lot of it work towards oklahoma city and something to keep a watch on not just for today but for tomorrow. look at sunday's forecast. severe storms are possible for the dallas area. shreveport, louisiana and into arkan

san francisco has sent a loud and clear message, and the author of the legislation, assemblywoman bonnie, who is a thoughtful and responsible legislator, has significantly amended the bill in a number of ways, including grandfathering in the local regulations that exist as of next january, which would include hours, and statewide reducing the required distance of school trucks from 1,500 feet to 500 feet, and making it apply only to public schools, in addition to some other changes. although there are still some changes to be worked out, this is a pretty dramatic change to the legislation. as a result, i move to table item 25. president chiu: colleagues, any further discussion? i am sorry, supervisor weiner, but i did not touch the last of what he said. supervisor weiner: i moved to table. president chiu: seconded by supervisor campos. without objection, that shall be the case. >> item 29 is a motion authorizing corporation of britain proponent and opponent ballot arguments and rebuttals ballot arguments for submittal to the voters at the june 5, 2012 consolidated general municipal elect

it's a race run by children that's brought bonnie bernstein to town this weekend. the award winning sportscaster joins us live in our studio to explain. welcome, bonnie. >> nice to be with you. >> i'm a fan of yours. i'm excited. >> i'm a fan of yours. mute aledual admiration society. >> what brings you back home? >> to a certain degree, i'm an ambassador for a wonderful program called ing kids rock. a youth fitness program that we do through schools. we'll hit the inner city schools. part of the free and reduced lunch program. it's all about teaching kids how much fun exercising and healthy eating can be. over the course of time we give them a training running program and they accumulate 25 miles over the course of six to eight weeks and the event we had last night was the grand finale. they run 25 miles in the leadup and then last night they ran their final mile. and so officially they are marathoners and they are precious. it's of all ages. you saw kindergartners through sixth, seventh grade. they come flying across the finish line. they come across the finish l

talk more about sunday's forecast and what's ahead for the west coast in a little bit. >> thanks, bonnieeciate that. >>> time for a cnn equals politics update. keeping an eye on all the latest headlines at the cnnpolitics.com desk. here's what's crossing right now. the republican presidential candidates are going head-to-head today in louisiana. the state is holding its primary right now and the latest polls show rick santorum with a double digit lead over mitt romney, and over newt gingrich. republicans are calling for a repeal of president obama's health care reform law just two days before the u.s. supreme court was set to review challenges to several of the provisions. in the weekly gop address, senate minority leader mish mcconnell said the law is exacerbating problems with medicare and pushes costs even higher. >>> and those u.s. supreme court arguments on health care are apparently a hot ticket. companies in washington are providing a line standing service for people who want to watch the debate, but not stand in line for a ticket. some stand-ins have been waiting outside the cour

bonnie, appreciate it. >>> the health care law. very complex.'leary uses children's characters to explain, next. is all we humans get. we spend them on treadmills. we spend them in traffic. and if we get lucky, really lucky, it dawns on us to go spend them in a world where a simple sunrise can still be magic. twenty-five thousand mornings. make sure some of them are pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. constipated? phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. good morning, students. today we're gonna continue... oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of cheerios are those great-tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. is it a superhero? kinda. ♪ never took life too seriously... till our son was born. that day, he bought life insurance. now there's no way i could send our boy to college without it. if there was one thing i could say

bonnie schneider with us now. you talk about the force of that tornado.w, over the last week, i think now when people see images like that, if everything hear a tornado coming their way and about the tips you and others give, you see the images. you do take it seriously the devastation it can cause. >> absolutely. one of the things that stood out to me in the video is the pieces of wood coming out like missiles. that's what happens during a tornado. anything that is average and ordinary that doesn't seem like kit hurt you can become a flying object and can come quickly. look at the debris coming off that building. you can see how fast it's moving. boy that, is real qula does a lot of damage. let's show what you is going on. i'm happy to report it's a much calmer day. we had a front that pushed through yesterday. severe weather to the southeast. now it's no longerment we're monitoring one area that still has some rain that we're keeping a watch on. there is san angelo into dallas, texas. dallas, you had storms yesterday. the rain in texas is beneficial. th

if you would like to adopt bonnie or clyde go to the maryland spca, 410-235-8826.ber on your screen. mdspca.or depfment. are you open today? >> yes, from 11:00 to 4:00. >> come in and check out bonnie. all the bugs are out as well. head back to you guys. >> i'm pete gilbert. coming up in sports, the bid for women's terps against texas a at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> for the first time during the tenure of brenda frese's team they will play in the sweet 16 later today. there was a point when you thought it wouldn't happen, couldn't happen this season, but then they found their bond together on the road after a loss at blacksburg. >> that was a defining moment for our team in terms of regrouping and making a commitment toward each other. you know, we try to -- it doesn't always happen that way, but you want to peak come march and april, and that's where this team is at. >> it is a noon at this point later today. the defending champions f

thanks so much, bonnie schneider. your new book "extreme weather," very timely. >>> in small towns like henryville, indiana, the full extent of some of the damage may not even be known until search and rescue crews finish their work. that's where our chris welch is this morning. chris, give me an idea of what they're going to find when they get there. >> reporter: well, fred, we've seen widespread damage all over this region, but here in henryville, this is one of the hardest hit areas. i'm actually standing right in the middle of town and this is henryville high school or what was henryville high school and attached to it, henryville elementary schools. about 1400 students total go to the school. all of them made it out unharmed. the vast majority of them were given a warning about 20 minutes before the storm came through. they saw the report. they dismissed the students early. the high school students drove home. they were actually driving a few of the elementary students home when the bus driver saw a storm and sai

. >> from the sand track to "bonnie and clyde," to his many imitators, earl scruggs leaves a legacy.n you hear a banjo today, you are almost certainly hearing the sounds of earl scruggs. >> amazing to watch him ticking away like that. before we go, there is one story that we wanted to share with you. another big star that is making a wave. the sheet shocked people when she appeared outside a coffee ocked n county -- she shco people when she appeared outside ave coffee shop. from all of us here at "bbc world is america," thank you for watching and please join us again tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet

it said they were the new bonnie and clyde. minutes later, injury was made by the home invasion team. after minimal discussion, dennis dickson later murdered on the floor. a woman inside undetected by the murderous team of home invasion robbers slipped into a closet and called 911 while the crime was still in progress. the officers responded to the woman's 911 call of the shooting that just occurred not knowing the robbers might still be in the house. two officers were first to arrive ma-- made contact with the frightened neighbors. they said they sought a suspect we eastbound -- flee eastbound from the home. they said there were still subject in the house with guns. a shot had been fired immediately after hearing the murdered man say, "are you really doing this?" they also pointed out a bullet had come through their wall from next door. the next-door neighbor showed the officers a hockey mask that was discarded. the officers could have waited. believing the violent crime was still in progress and without regard for their own p