in the hours after lincoln is shot, the surgeon general, joseph barnes, responds to the president's side. this is at the peterson house directly across the street from the theater. he calls for a probe and mounted that in the back here on display. the idea with the probe is it would be threaded into the wound with the idea depending how far into the wound the probe would go might identify where the fragment or bullet was. they weren't able to do so. the bullet, they found later ended up being lodged behind lincoln's right eye. but the probe is part of the exhibit we have here on display. the surgeon general barnes and army medical museum staff john woodward and another surgeon named edward curtis were at the president's bedside in the hours before he died, which was 7:22 the next morning, april 15 1865. it was decided that a post mortem would be performed and the president's body was moved to the white house and the autopsy was performed in a room that is today one of the president's dining rooms in the second floor of the residence. it is during that autopsy that the bullet is recovered

barn but hadn't done so. however, they take it in stride. >> this is a st. joseph's statue and it's supposed to protect the home. >> reporter: take it in stride because they were not hurt. >> gary tuchman joins us now. did people get any warnings the tornado was coming? >> reporter: well, this small town of fairdale anderson does not have a tornado siren warning system but some of the neighboring towns do so people here say they heard the sirens on the other towns about 15 minutes before and that was some good warning for them. in addition people on their cell phones got messages. the messages read "warning, warning, take cover now, tornado" and that was also for important for people who lived here. behind me anderson you can see the devastation. it's an incredible story you see the blue car there? the man within the car when the tornado destroyed his car, he survived. he's okay today. what we can tell you is the great sadness in this area within a mile radius of where i'm standing two women were found and they died from their injuries. i'll tell you, that's desperat

barnes stabbed cheryl silvonek to death in her car outside her home. >>> and this morning, we're working to find out more about a hazing investigation involving the women's softball team at st. joseph university. the school told nbc 10 it is looking into the allegations. saint joe's saying it is taking action to make sure students are safe. the university would not comment on exactly what the allegations involved or why students needed to be kept safe. the softball team is in the washington, d.c. area for a game this weekend. >>> and at penn state, another fraternity is suspended there following a hazing investigation. the national headquarters of pi kappa phi shut down the charter for three years. the frat is accused of engaging in hazing alcohol violations and disorderly conduct. last month another penn state frat kappa delta rho was suspended for a year for allegedly posting nude photos of passed out or women who were asleep. >>> and police are asking for your help in identifying a woman found wandering around west philadelphia. take a good look here. medics found the woman at 54th and chestnut streets yesterday morning. they say she was wearing hospital slippers and was disorie