her mother, josephine, understands the importance of her studies.n this day, shirley's homework is to draw an animal. because she can't bring home the textbooks for reference, the cats from the neighborhood will have to serve as a model. new school buildings have been slated for construction. they will provide payatas elementary with 13 more classrooms, but funding has yet to be secured and there is no concrete schedule. there are approximately 20 million students receiving elementary and secondary education in the philippines. according to experts, the country is in desperate need of 130,000 classrooms and 100,000 teachers. president akino has pledged to increase the education budget by 20% in 2013. but this still isn't enough and will provide enough for 18,000 classrooms. the rising population only makes matters worse. two prominent physicists decided to provide their own solution. these two recently taught at university of the philippines. in 1999, they took over a rural school where they developed a pioneering teaching system. in recognition of

there are only four sheriff deputies in josephine county, oregon.able on the weekends as you'll hear. >> 911 emergency. >> my ex-boyfriend is trying to break into my house. i'm not letting him in. but he's, like, tried to break down the door and trying to break into one of the windows. he put me in the hospital a few weeks ago and i've been trying to keep him away. >> the woman was transferred to oregon state police. here they were. >> you know, obviously if he comes inside the residence and assaults you, can you ask him to go away. or do you know fez intoxicated or anything. >> i've already asked him. i told him i'm calling you. he's broken many before, busted down my door and assaulted me. >> this week people in josephine county where this woman lives voted against the tax hike that would have paid for hiring more deputies. sunny hostin, let me bring you in, our cnn legal analyst. now, oregon's governor is considering a bill to declare a public safety emergency in counties like josephine county where people are left to fend for themselves. is it l

. >>> this morning, 7-year-old josephine gay was killed in newtown, connecticut. >> now people in our area are coming together honoring the young girl. one local restaurant owner didn't know her but still wants to help. >> also ahead this morning, you've seen the damage and you've heard how much power monday's tornado was packing. we are actually going to show you that. the amazing video that you don't want to miss. and the severe weather threat just east. i'll tell you when it will affect us and what we can expect from the severe weather this afternoon. >> well speeds are locking in at just 16 miles per hour here on 83 south. i'll have all the details coming up on "good morning maryland." >>> in today's techbytes twitter fights back against hackers. users will have to go through a two step verification process before they can access the site. this comes after several accounts were recently attacked. >>> flickr unveiled big changes this week. the site held a big event in times square to show off the new look which ed baig says is a step in the right direction. >> the new interface rea

a little girl named josephine gay who was killed in newtown, connecticut. he heard about a fund and immediately he felt a connection to the family and wanted to know how he could help. jamie costello shows us why the owner is too good to be true. >> reporter: bertha's gave birth to the new fell's point. ♪ if this bar wasn't here, the highway would be. and now you hit a dead end back in the '70s. instead of cars coming in people are. >> there's a lot of o connections definitely a lot of connections. >> reporter: one night many blue moons ago, bob and michelle made a connection at this dinner table. a conversation over mussels would end in marriage. then in december, their youngest of three 7-year-old joey gay was killed. at sandy hook elementary. >> you can't be human and not feel for them what happened to the family. >> reporter: it wasn't just the connection to his restaurant, no it was the connection to his little boy. jesse. >> it's my best friend. >> reporter: his dad's friends. you see jesse and joey are the same age. joey was autistic and couldn't spe

. >> josephine gave birth to a healthy baby boy.ught he would be named sam because of the parking lot. >>> you are watching fremont and you have the chopper there. >>> that's right, our news chopper team has arrived and cars are squeezing by in the right lane and on the right shoulder but there is a big backup just before varges. the sunole grade on 680 is very, very slow and i want to put it on a map if i can for you. the alternate could be highway 84 and we need to go back, it is huge. look at this long line of traffic between 680 and 684, let's go to steve. >>> all the observations say cloudy and we have overcast from half-moon bay to concord and livermore and look at all of that gray filling in and it will be cloudy, muggy, 50s and 60s. some sun breaks but a few are possible, very mild this morning, 60s and 70s on the high today. >>> on the fate of that eave bay and it lasted into the early morning. >>> plus it felt like a punch to the gut, another game lost to the warriors and we will tell you about tickets available for games

. >> reporter: josephine martin and stephanie smith are step sisters. >> walking down the street, we couldn't tell which house was ours. this was the main entrance. this is the kitchen. >> this is your bedroom? >> yep, this is my bedroom. mainly, it seemed like the back wall was what was ripped away on my window sill. my closet was perfectly in tact. >> there are dozens and does ps of patterson drive. streets that were december mated in less than 1 minute. streets full of residents who now have to start over. >> some things can never be replaced. >> where is your living room? >> over there underneath her roof. >> maybe you'll be able to get the photo albumings. >> i'm hoping so. we've got to get that roof moved. >> and just before we left alyssa's home. >> that's my engagement photos. i feel great. >> we see it time and time again when we cover tornadoes and hurricanes. you'd expect sometimes people run back to their houses and look for tvs or clothing. but what people look for, we see it all of the time, the moe men toes, the heirlooms, the books that they've handed down and definit

. >> josephine county in southwest oregon. grant's pass is the county seat.s is impossible to believe in america that the county didn't have any money and can't send law enforcement out to protect them. >> a logging area and a lot of federal money for the timber. the timber industry died down there. trying to protect the spotted owl and the salmon. >> bill: spending money on that. >> the safety nets have gone up. they have no money. >> bill: unbelievable. >> it is a poor area and they had a tax levy to try to get money and the people voted no. they had the opportunity. >> bill: i'm not a gun zealot. this woman should have a gun to protect herself. you will see more and more of this. counties don't have any money. cities are going bankrupt. cutting back everywhere. this woman was raped, ladies and gentlemen. this woman was raped and he was convicted of it. what is he serving? >> 8 year. >> bill: that is too light. there he is. and there was nobody to protect her. out ragous. >> a handful of sheriff's deputies running around. six of them to handle 80,000 people

. >> josephine martin and dÉsire smith are step sisters who lived here with their father. >> we couldn'teven tell which house was ours. we had to use the street numbers. this was our porch, this was the main entrance. this was the kitchen. >> this is your bedroom? >> yep, this is my bedroom. mainly, it seemed like the back wall was what was ripped away. my closet is perfectly intact. a lot of my stuff on my dresser, everything it just seemed to -- was crushed by the ceiling. >> there are dozens and dozens of patterson's drives throughout moore, oklahoma, streets that were decimated in less than one minute, streets full of residents who now have to start over. alysicyssa thompson recognizes . >> all of our photo albums were in our living room that we can't get to right now. >> where is your living room? >> over there underneath her roof. >> maybe you'll be able to get the albums down the road. >> i'm hoping so. >> and just before we left her home. >> yay! that's my engagement photos. i feel great. >> reporter: one nice moment on an otherwise dreadful day after. >> we see it time and time

. >> josephine county in southwest oregon. grant's pass is the county seat.his is impossible to believe in america that the county didn't have any money and can't send law enforcement out to protect them. >> a logging area and a lot of federal money for the timber. the timber industry died down there. trying to protect the spotted owl and the salmon. >> bill: spending money on that. >> the safety nets have gone up. they have no money. >> bill: unbelievable. >> it is a poor area and they had a tax levy to try to get money and the people voted no. they had the opportunity. >> bill: i'm not a gun zealot. this woman should have a gun to protect herself. you will see more and more of this. counties don't have any money. cities are going bankrupt. cutting back everywhere. this woman was raped, ladies and gentlemen. this woman was raped and he was convicted of it. what is he serving? >> 8 year. >> bill: that is too light. there he is. and there was nobody to protect her. out ragous. >> a handful of sheriff's deputies running around. six of them to handle 80,000 peop

grandma josephine holds her own. a warning for other families. they better pick on somebody else. see you at the top of the hour. there is a new night over fracking in california, why one state that could be sitting on millions of barrels of oil and they even touch it. martha: caught on tape in russia, look at that. massive construction crane comes crashing down on an apartment building in a city 500 miles east of moscow. thankfully we're told nobody was injured in the situation. perhaps an empty building. investigators believe that the crane may have been poorly secured. i think that is probably a safe bet i would say. bill: video looked worse than the outcome fortunately. fracking is helping ignite a new energy boom in this country. california, which could be sitting on millions of barrels of untapped oil is not considering nearly a dozen bills that would either greatly limit tracking or temporarily suspend it all together. claudia cowan could you is live on that story out of san francisco. what are they saying? >> the flurry of bills comes in