the truck was darlene's. >> the police were hoping that that would be a clue as to who was with darlenehat night. but no one in the pizza hut store remembered seeing darlene. >> darlene's parents told police they were concerned she was using the internet to meet men. >> my reaction was, oh, darlene, be careful. there are so many, excuse the expression, weirdos out there. >> investigators take darlene's computer to the forensic lab where they used a piece of software called m-case. >> using m-case, we can run an internet search, instant messaging search, e-mail search, we can look at internet history to see what pages were visited and when. >> the search revealed several troubling e-mails darlene had received ten days before her disappearance. >> the e-mails were threatening, but it was almost -- it was kind of in a childish way. kind of very poor english. >> they were from a woman identified online as wendy smith. >> hello, darlene. you are troublemaker. you are ugly and stupid. bitch. i hate you. >> according to darlene's friends, she didn't know anyone by the name of wendy smith. >> y

he tried do everything with me and darlene. i can't remember doing anything wrestling match, i can't remember doing anything without my dad. he was there all the time. >> so 15 months later he died when. >> december 1977. >> so you are the older brother in college. you are 12, 13, 14. >> i just turned 13. >> were you here when he died? >> no i wanted to be a lawyer. i didn't get in law school. i was in the air force rotc. they gave me an educational delay so i could try go to law school finish graduate school and stay in south carolina. try to help my dad and my sister. and i was in graduate school. just started it in september. and my aunt just came and got me out of class and i knew the moment she walked in the door what had happened. because she lived in fear of this. that was the longest ride of my life just thinking about her. she found my dad in the bed. and just, i'm just so proud of darlene. >> so what happened then? you go from being a college student to being almost a dad. >> yeah. we were lucky to have an aunt and un

your first words to our baby-- "darlene is an idiot." this is stupid.he baby's only 2 inches away. he doesn't need speakers blasting at him. like in restaurants nowadays where you can't even hear yourself think. ah, you're gonna do whatever you want. why do i bother? get used to that. sometimes you just gotta let him go. then he eats some sherbet and falls asleep. - mm-hmm. - mm-hmm. okay, i'll chalk the field with this bad boy. and while you're doing that, i will get the bases. we make such a good team. why does your friend have a chalker? oh, he used it to propose to a skywriter. oh, ma'am? ma'am, do you need help with that? oh, yes. please. is this your house? - i'm moving in with my son. - oh. he's rich. phone by the toilet rich. - ohh. - all right, so have you lived here a long time? i moved here in '62 to be an actress. - mm-hmm. - (chuckles) i had one line in a "rockford files." "he went out the back." - oh! - who went out the back? that was you. okay. (all laugh) you're not interested in the place, are you? - oh, no, thank you. - yes, we are. -

well darlene mcallister thought she might have been speeding but then her son showed up. >> she is army engineer base in the colorado, and rigged the surprise reunion with help from the police, darlene said she is plotting a surprise of her own for allen's 19th birthday, next month. >> oh, going to get back at him little bit? >> exactly. >> great moment. >> sure is. >> fantastic that's nice. thank for watching "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm ukee washington. >> i am for justin, all of us, thank so much for watching. >> "eyewitnesseyewitness continues at 5:00 always on line at cbsphilly.com. stay tuned now for the young and the restless. ♪ ♪ life's our old family recipe, and a kitchen with just as many layers. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> ashley: the doctor didn't say that jack was never gonna come out of the coma. he ju

darlene deuce is struggling to breathe. 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and may be disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> we go from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we sear

it is my honor to introduce to you senator graham's sister darlene graham cardone.] >> good morning. it is so good to be here. i look out and see so many million faces. basis of family and friends. i want to thank you all for joining us on this very national day. as many of you know, lindsay and i grew up in one room in the back of those buildings. not one bedroom but one room where we live, slept and eight. our parents ran a pool hall, bar, and restaurant in those buildings where they worked long hard hours do earn a living to support us. that instilled a very strong work ethic and important values in both lindsay and me. i have some great memories of this town. one of my fondest is lindsay teaching me how to ride a bicycle on that sidewalk right of her there. he would hold onto the bicycle and would run along the side of me, give me a big push and shout keep pedaling. he was the one who comforted me when i saw pedaling a fella the bike. as i got a little older my parents were so proud because he was the first in my family to go to college. when he left we missed h

as darlene mentioned we lost our parents when i was a young man and she was in middle school.depended on social security benefits to survive. i've been fortunate. i've done better than i ever dreamed. if i and others like me have to take a little bit less and pay a little more to help those who need it most, so be it. [cheers and applause] and younger people you may just have to work a little bit longer. as president i will gladly do what it takes to save a program that once saved my family. [applause] now to those of you who yearn for a healthy and safe environment, i will join your cause. to those who seek energy independence i will be your champion. i am tired of sending hundred of billions of dollars a year overseas to buy oil from people who hate us! [cheers and applause] we must have energy independence. and i believe in the process that it is possible to produce a safe clean environment and create new well-paying jobs for americans of all generations. to my fellow republicans, i will be a champion for limited and effective government and a strong national defense. the i

let's listen. [ cheering ] >> i'm lucky to have darlene as my sister. i'm lucky to have verna may and hollis as my aunt and uncle who took care of me. to all my family and to all my friends, thank you. welcome to central south carolina my hometown. many of you have known me for a long time. and i'm not aging that well, am i? some of you have known me since my family lived in the back of the bar in that building. but i'm pretty sure no one here, including me, ever expected to hear me say i'm lindsey graham, and i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheering ] thank you. >> turn over here. >> yes i'll turn back there. i hope that they hear that all over the world that i'm running for president of the united states. it's because of you that i can make that statement. everything i am, everything that i will be out of the kindness e generosity and example of people were central, clemson, walhalla and other small towns throughout south carolina. thank you for everything. [ cheering ] i want to be president to protect our nation that we all love so

. >> hi my name is darlene frier a long time resident of san francisco i'm absolutely opted to the loop project along with a hundred of loldz i started a written petition this last monday and stood in front of moll i didn't see stones and collected over hundred signatures and i actually had people waiting in line to sign the petition you know how it is at a grocery grocery store if neighbors were walking up the ramp i told him that was a petition to stop a petition of a chain grocery store and the removal of the automobile shop you wouldn't believe how many people said, yes i'll sign i was really amazed i know or knew that the neighborhood was upset about the project but really had no idea to the extent i was told over and over quote is belongs on the how not pacific heights why is it being required i also heard many times i love it repair shop it is so great to have an honest repair shop we don't need a convenience store the owners have not reached out to the community they know the community didn't want this store but want what they want and will do anything that is unbelievable inste

. >> reporter: darlene caring for seven kids lives directly next to a checkpoint. >> trying to keep them calm, not worry them too much. >> reporter: tonight the massive push is on to find two killers, just outside the very prison from which they escaped. miguel almaguer, nbc news, dannemora, new york. >>> this is stephanie gosk, what would cause someone to risk it all to spring two convicted killers from prison. sources close to the investigation say joyce mitchell told authorities, quote, she thought it was love. tonight there are news reports she was previously investigated for an improper relationship with one of the two inmates. toby mitchell defended his mother this week. >> she's not the kind of person that's going to risk her life or other people's lives to let these guys escape from prison. >> reporter: the two convicts popped out of this manhole cover between midnight saturday and 5:00 in the morning. joyce mitchell was supposed to be the getaway driver, but when they got out, she was nowhere to be found and sources close to the investigation say she got a case of cold feet. her

the scene is playing out right in front of darlene's house. >> with them in front of my house, it makes me feel at ease. >> reporter: they used heavy tools and construction ee kwipgs to cut through a wall and steel pipes. >> either they're very good at what they do with a lot of good training or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> reporter: investigators say they're questions several people including employees at the prison, but so far no one has been charged. don champion cbs news cadyville, new york. >>> we have an update on that cyber attack against the u.s. government. it's much worse than we originally thought. investigators now suspect that chinese hackers may have stolen the personal information of every federal worker, up to 14 million people. mark albert's in washington with the details. good morning, mark. >> good morning, alison. thl is much more damaging than the obama administration had initially acknowledge. in fact it includes everything from administrate iveive to cabinet the list includes current and former federal employees and

as darlene mentioned, we lost our parents when i was a young man and she was in middle school.e depended on social security benefits to survive. i have been fortunate. i have done better than i ever dreamed. if i and others like me have to take a little bit less and pay a little more to help those who need it most, so be it. [ applause ] and younger people, you may just have to work a little bit longer. as president, i'll gladly do what it takes to save a program that once saved my family. [ applause ] now to those of you who yearn for a healthy and safe environment, i would join your cause. to those who seek energy independence, i will be your champion. i am tired of sending hundreds of billions of dollars a year overseas to buy oil from people who hate us. we must have energy independence. i believe in the process as possible to produce safe, clean environment and create new well paying jobs for americans of all generations. to my fellow republicans, i'll be a champion for limited and effective government in a strong national defense. i'll be a voice for social conservative v

. >> he and darlene made a fond memory. >> my fondest memory is lindsey help meg ride a bicycle. >> we'llazz band for a musical rendition. (boogie-woogie bugle boy playing) >> jon: what is that, (booing) is graham running to defeated f.d.r.? new deal? i say screw deal! pardon my french buy war bonds! what would they do if they waited longer? who's that behind me? (laughter) finally, lindsey graham took to the podium. >> i want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us. i know our enemies, but more importantly, they know me. we will never enjoy peaceful co-existence with radical islam. radical islam is running wild. the world is exploding in terror and violence. >> jon: you know doesn't matter how deeply paranoid you get. fearmongering just sounds so much more charming with that accent! i mean my stars, is the muslim so close to getting our launch codes and turning our own missiles on them i would say there's little hope we'll survive this summer. you're running for president and we're owl gonna die! were your closing thoughts? >> i will work every day to make you pr

. >> darlene, as it relates to the specific force included in the legislation, we have acknowledged that this is something that democrats and republicans in congress will have to work out. and we have supportive to resolve some of these incidents. but we have not weighed in on any of the promises that have come back and forth. this is the process that we see on a range of issues. what we're ultimately seeking is for the president to sign this into law and we get about the work of completing the ppt negotiations with the other countries in the asia pacific. >> finally the vice president has returned to the white house to have lunch with the president. have you seen him today? is there anything that you can tell him about how he's holding up? >> i have not seen the vice president today. but i was aware of his schedule, and that he was returning. i think i mentioned this last week. the vice president and his family continue to be moved by the incredible outpouring and supreme court that they have received at this time. that was on full display for those who have had the opportunity to atten

. >> reporter: darlene caring for seven kids lives directly next to a checkpoint. >> trying to keep them calm not worry them too much. >> reporter: the massive push is on to find two killers just outside the very prison from which they escaped. >> our thanks to miguel for that report. >>> now to the wide-open republican race for 2016 and just how far fluid things are, well, you have four candidates focused in very different directions. one of the front-runners is already talking about a potential ticket mate while 2012's runner up says he has a path to victory. >> if scott walker and marco rubio, announced we're going to run as a ticket you think that might be gimmick or something voters think that's a strong team, that makes sense? >> i've had quite a few people grassroots supporters donors and others who made that suggestion. for now marco is going to be a formidable candidate. >> you like the walker-rub year or rubio walker? >> we'd probably have to wrestle who would be top of the ticket. >> i want ten other states even though the party establishment was lined up against us and we wer

the scene is playing outright in darlene's front yard. >> with them right in front of my house it makes me feel a little more at ease. >> prison officials say the convicted killers use heavy tools, construction equipment to cut through a cell wall and a so many pipe. local engineer and steel worker has done work at the facility it, he says two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> investigators say they're questioning several people, including employees at the prison, but so far no one has been charged. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey says the rush to inform the public led to bad information being released regard ago police involved shooting. last december, the officer told investigators he feared brandon tate brown was reaching into a car for a gun when he was killed. newly-released surveillance videos and interviews show tate brown running around the back

i am lucky to have darlene as my sister. to all my family and all my friends, thank you.elcome to central, south carolina. my hometown. many of you have known me for a long time. i am not aging that well, am my? -- and my? some of you have known me since my family lived in the back of the bar in that building. but i am pretty sure no one here, including the, ever expected to hear me say, i am lindsey graham, and i am running for president of the united states. [applause] thank you. ok, i'll turn back there. i hope they hear that all of the world, that i running for president of the united states. it is because of you that i can make that statement. everything i am, everything i will be i owe to the kindness and generosity and kindness of people of central clemson seneca and other small towns , throughout south carolina. thank you. thank you for everything. [applause] i want to be president to protect our nation that we all love so much. so get ready. i'm ready. i want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us, not just penalize them or criticize the

the scene is playing outright in darlene's front yard. >> with them right in front of my house it makes me feel little more at ease. >> prison officials say the convicted killers used heavy tools, and construction equipment, to cut through a cell wall, and a steam pipe. local engineering steel worker larry jeffers has done work at the facility, he says the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> investigators say they're questioning several people, including employees at the prison but, so far no one has been charged. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 6:07 right now. a scary moment for passengers on board us airways flight. plane hit truck during take off at philadelphia international airport. a passenger on board flight 1708 sent us this photo. the plane was getting ready to take off for boston, when it made contact with a truck last night. the right wing suffered some damage. the plane returned to the g

. >> darlene. >> it's mom to you. >> i love you. >> but it was at boston's suffolk county jail that weot just two but three siblings. and the bonds they shared transcended the numerous troubles they faced. >> my sister's on that side. she'll be coming to the window like yo, yo, yeah, yeah. >> it didn't take long for the allen family to catch our attention. >> straight from the bloody beat, you know what i mean [ bleep ] ferocious. >> siblings corey, melissa and william were serving sentences at suffolk county's house of correctional facility. >> the allen family was definitely a family that definitely seemed they were having hard times. three siblings being locked up was certainly a lot coming from one family. even though they were all inside, they constantly were telling us about one another and stories about one another from home. >> my family is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here. i love my family. you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know. >> my sister, melissa, is loving. she's kind. >> she took care of me. she made sure we eat when we didn

the scene is playing out right in darlene's front yard. >> with them right in front of my house, it makes me feel a little more at ease. >> reporter: prison officials say the convicted killers used heavy tools and construction equipment to cut through a steel wall and steam pipes. local engineer and steel workers jeffers has done work at the facility. he said the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do, with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment. or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> reporter: investigators say they're questioning several people including employees at the prison. but so far, no one has been charged. don champion, cbs news, cadyville, new york. >> authorities in new york have offered a $100,000 reward for information leading to the men's capture. >>> yesterday, jurors in the colorado movie theater shooting trial got a detailed look at the scene. the crime scene was awful. prosecutors showed them video of the auditorium where 12 people were shot to death and dozens others were woun

the scene is playing out right in darlene's front yard. >> with them right in front of my house, it makestle more at ease. >> reporter: prison officials say the convicted killers used heavy tools and construction equipment to cut through a cell wall and steam pipe. local engineer and steel worker larry jeffers has done work at the facility. he says the two men must have been proficient with the tools or had help. >> either they're very good at what they do with a lot of good training, or they had some very good equipment, or somebody else cut the hole for them. >> reporter: investigators say they are questioning several people including the employees at the prison. but so far, no one has been charged. don champion, cbs news cadyville, new york. >> officials in new york have offered a $100,000 reward for any information leading to those men's' capture. >>> the federal government's net neutrality rules are going into effect today. the move was cleared yesterday when a u.s. appeals court denied a telecom industry request for a stay of the rules. the new rules give the fcc broad authority to

as darlene mentioned, we lost our parents when i was a young man, and she was in middle school.depended on social security benefits to survive. i've been fortunate, i've done better than i ever dreamed. if i and others like me had to take a little bit less and pay a little more to help those who need it most, so be it. and younger people you may just have to work a little bit longer. as president, i'll gladly do what it takes to save the programs that once saved my family. now to those of you who yearn for a healthy and safe environment, i would join your cause. to those who seek energy independence, i will be your champion. i am tired of spending hundreds of billions a years overseas to buy oil from people who hate us. we must have energy independence, and i believe in the process it's possible to produce a safe clean environment and create new well paying jobs for americans of all generations. to my fellow republicans, i'll be a champion for limited and effective government in a strong national defense. i'll be a voice for social conservative values without apology. or animosi

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. >> sir, your sister darlene gave a moving tribute to you, she said you basically raised her.hat do you want people to know about the personal side of lindsey graham. >> you can riding high one day and if it wasn't for family and faith i wouldn't be here. one thing i learned, george is that life is very fragile and there's a role for government i don't want to bo overbearing, but i have lived there's a role for family faith and government when you're down. >> senator graham thank you. >> thank you. >>> amy and the other top stories. starting with train safety. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill will be grilling amtrak about the derailment in philadelphia that left eight people dead. why technology that could have slowed the speeding train was not in place before the crash. six other major passenger and freight train crashes this prompting calls for cameras inside lock motives. >>> a new report in ferguson missouri has found widespread racial disparity at traffic stops across that state. blacks 75% more likely to be pulled over by police. the highest disparity since the state collec

your sister darlene gave a moving tribute to you at your announcement yesterday.aid you basically raised her. what's the most important thing you want people to know about the personal side of lindsey graham? >> that we're all one car wreck away from needing somebody's help. you can be riding high one day and your life turn upside down. if it wasn't for family, friends and faith, i wouldn't be sitting here. i'm not a self-made man and i worry about people without families. one thing i learned, george, is that life is very fragile and there's a role for government. i don't want it to be overbearing but i've learned as a young man there's a role for family, friends, faith and the government when you're down. >> senator graham, thank you. >> thank you. >>> now, let's go to amy with the other top stories starting with new questions about train safety. >> that's right, george. lawmakers on capitol hill will be grilling amtrak and safety regulators today about the derailment in philadelphia that left eight people dead. at issue, why technology that could have slowed the

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>> darlene, as it relates to the specific pay force included in this legislation, we have acknowledged that this is something that democrats and republicans in congress will have to work out and we are supportive of bipartisan efforts to resolve some of these differences. but we haven't weighed in on any specific proposals that have been floated back and forth. this is consistent with the kind of legislative process that we've seen on a range of issues. it's not surprising that it's merged in the discussion of this issue as well. what we are ultimately seeking is the kind of bipartisan support for this bill that would allow it to pass the house of representatives so the president could sign it into law. and we could get about the work of completing the tpp negotiations with the other countries in the asia-pacific. >> finally the vice president has returned to the white house to have lunch with the president and meet with members. have you seen him? is there anything that you can tell us about how he's holding up? >> i've not seen the vice president today. i was aware of his schedule an

>> darlene texted me yesterday that emily knew the guy.as on drugs, just a real strange kid. >> he dropped out in ninth grade and lived a reckless life. we hear from friends he started talking about racism trayvon martin and wanting to take the country back. we know the horrific act he took. as we look at what's happening to south carolina and your town what do you take from this besides grieving taking place and forensics that go to work? what's the big picture to come out of this? >> how solid people are in charleston how understanding they are of what this is about. it's not about charleston. do we still have racial problems in this country? absolutely. this guy doesn't represent anything more than being a sick twisted 21-year-old. if his goal was to start a race riot he failed miserably. everyone is grieving together. >> yes, they are. other states along with south carolina are praying for everybody there. let me ask you this. yesterday president obama and hillary clinton started to po lit size the shooting calling for gun control sayi

. >> finally, darlene rogers has been best friends with nancy for more than 60 years. best friend shore a photo. >> we don't always agree with these stud cheese are done but this one we agreed with. people with stronger social relationships had a 60% increased likelihood of survival than those with weaker social relationships. it makes sense. >> it's true. there are people who cut themselves off from the world and sometimes it's hard. you feel like you don't want to share some of your sorrows because you'd rather not bring people down. but this shows if you don't share, if you keep them bottled up it leads to stress and depression. >> and the older we get the more important it is. that's why i'm going into my golden years with hoda. >> okay, excellent! [ laughter ] do you know how important it is at my age to keep laughing. >> but you can't help that. that's so in you dna. >> you help me. you help me. >> this is a great photo. depending on how you look at it. lady gaga and tony bennett. >> still an unusual pair to me no matter what. >> they went to perform for prince h