george watson tells us how the area begins to recover just after that massive 1992 earthquake. >>> aswe look back tonight at the town of scosha we remember the earthquake that devastated the area in 1992. a few days after the quake and the powerful aftershocks that followed. george watson reported on the recovery that has already begun in the area. >> the sound of children laughing and playing is a good sound that the town of scosha is on the way to recovery. after the earthquake, i'm told the children were scared, too scared to go out to play. >> there's still a lot of trauma. the kids, i think it's been good that they ever getting back together and talking amongst themselves. yesterday we had some help with people in eureka. people came to tell them how to deal with the earthquake. >> reporter: quake knocked out power. >> we hope to go back online as soon as possible. >> reporter: while life slowed and some company owned homes stand in crooked testimony to the power of the quake. the people of scosha know they'll need a lot of time and help to recover. in the neighbors town of rio d

that film was shot from the frighten cable car and in 2000, ktvu's george watson gave us this look back at the rich history of san francisco's historic and world-famous form of publication transit. >> reporter: if it wasn't so dangerous this norad trip down mark would be extraordinarily and hilariously keystone cops-scientmovie funny. horse drawn wagons crawl slowly down one side of the street and horse yawn buggy. bike riders in and out of traffic and pedestrians seem oblifous to olivous to the dangers in the emerging technology of the 20th century. everything is here, people dashing in front and behind electric streetcars, dodging horses, wagons, cars, bicycles of you can see one century morphing into another and in the midst of this kaleidoscope, you can find the cable car. in 1873 british-born andrew hallidie started the first cable car line in the line on clay street in san francisco. he manufactured wire cables and used it to haul ore cars out of mines and adapted the cable to streetcars. it worked. in 1905 there were 26 cable car companies in san francisco and nothing handled the

. >> stan watson, george bowl and charles biden were some of the first to arrive in tuskegee. heading south by train into the heart of segregated america was a eye opening experience. he arrived in alabama. >> they had colored signs and white signs. took advice from the south crew. they said what you do is stay away from the white folks in the south. they're trouble. stay out of trouble. >> surprise attack on pearl harbor occurred as first cadets were training. four months later first class got it's wings including west point graduate captain benjiman davis. >> with the exception of an order. >> surviving this and continued to love to, serve the country. it was remarkable example of patriotism it was tough, but fair, the same couldn't be said for the first commander of tuskegee. >> von kimble wasn't really happy to be there. wasn't in favor of the program. >> wanting to avoid trouble he transferred von kimble to another post n february, 43 he was replaced by colonel parish. >> one of his first actions was to remove the colored-only and whites-only signs from around the base. >

. >> stan watson, george bowl and charles biden were some of the first to arrive in tuskegee. heading south by train into the heart of segregated america was a eye opening experience. he arrived in alabama. >> they had colored signs and white signs. took advice from the south crew. they said what you do is stay away from the white folks in the south. they're trouble. stay out of trouble. >> surprise attack on pearl harbor occurred as first cadets were training. four months later first class got it's wings including west point graduate captain benjiman davis. >> with the exception of an order. >> surviving this and continued to love to, serve the country. it was remarkable example of patriotism it was tough, but fair, the same couldn't be said for the first commander of tuskegee. >> von kimble wasn't really happy to be there. wasn't in favor of the program. >> wanting to avoid trouble he transferred von kimble to another post n february, 43 he was replaced by colonel parish. >> one of his first actions was to remove the colored-only and whites-only signs from around the base. >

. >> stan watson, george bowl and charles biden were some of the first to arrive in tuskegee. heading south by train into the heart of segregated america was a eye opening experience. he arrived in alabama. >> they had colored signs and white signs. took advice from the south crew. they said what you do is stay away from the white folks in the south. they're trouble. stay out of trouble. >> surprise attack on pearl harboror occurred as first cadets were training. four months later first class got it's wings including west point graduate captain benjiman davis. >> with the exception of an order. >> surviving this and continued to love to, serve the country. it was remarkable example of patriotism it was tough, but fair, the same couldn't be said for the first commander of tuskegee. >> von kimble wasn't really happy to be there. wasn't in favor of the program. >> wanting to avoid trouble he transferred von kimble to another post n february, 43 he was replaced by colonel parish. >> one of his first actions was to remove the colored-only and whites-only signs from around the base.

. >> stan watson, george bowl and charles biden were some of the first to arrive in tuskegee. heading south by train into the heart of segregated america was a eye opening experience. he arrived in alabama. >> they had colored signs and white signs. took advice from the south crew. they said what you do is stay away from the white folks in the south. they're trouble. stay out of trouble. >> surprise attack on pearl harbor occurred as first cadets were training. four months later first class got it's wings including west point graduate captain benjiman davis. >> with the exception of an order. >> surviving this and continued to love to, serve the country. it was remarkable example of patriotism it was tough, but fair, the same couldn't be said for the first commander of tuskegee. >> von kimble wasn't really happy to be there. wasn't in favor of the program. >> wanting to avoid trouble he transferred von kimble to another post n february, 43 he was replaced by colonel parish. >> one of his first actions was to remove the colored-only and whites-only signs from around the base. >

george's county. >> reporter: 15-year-old brian watson will be 57 years old before he is eligible for parole and if he serves his full sentence he'll be 100 when he gets out and still have to register as a sex offender. this after pleading guilty to the murder and attempted rape of 65-year-old hannah wheeling an instructor at the youth facility. >> it is a tremendous tragedy. there is no answer for why a 13-year-old boy is capable, would be capable of killing and raping in the manner that he did. >>eporter: he committed the brutal crime because of a string of burglaries he committed. during the course of the investigation in the murder at cheltonham the dna evidence revealed he was responsible for much more than burglaries in the apartment complex where he lived. he had climbed a neighbor's third floor balcony, entered her apartment, and stabbed her while she was asleep. dna from wheeling's murder matched that found on a knife used in the attack on hannah peppera which until that match remained an unsolved case. he was 13 at the time. peppera wrote a letter to the court and to watson telling him sh

watson, pled guilty to first-degree murder. at the shelten ham facility in prince george's county, in february 2010. wheeling was last seen alive, giving wansom a test. wansom, who was 14 at the time, giving charges, was sentenced to 85 years in prison. he will be eligible for parole after celebrating half. >> if there is a certain death. a driver in a wrecked car. several vehicles were involved, including their tractor-trailer that literally ran over and crushed the victim's car. firefighters use the jaws of life and had to cut the victim free before being taken to the hospital. no word on that person's condition. >>> right now, baltimore police are looking for the person who torched a speed camera. it happened at north howard street and park avenue. the suspect threw an accelerant under the camera. and it burst into flames. >> most of the republican presidential candidates are on the campaign trail right now. trying to slow mitt romney's momentum. all of the candidates are taking the gloves off. >> reporter: rick perry was on target at the south carolina shooting range. earlier, the texas governor