abc's larry jacobs reports. >> the trailer got hit by a train. we need as many units as you can. >> reporter: a parade float carrying wounded veterans to a banquet in their honor, was broadsided by a freight train. it happened at this railroad crossing in midland, texas. two 18-wheelers were carrying dozens of wounded warriors and their families. the first got across the railroad tracks safely. thebut econd took the full force of the collision. >> saw the truck crossing the track. about halfway across, the gate started coming down. the truck tried to blow his horn to get the other people in front of him out of the way. the gate actually hit the first people on the trailer. >> some people were able to jump off. and some, they were sitting on the wheelchair on top of that. and they couldn't do nothing about it. >> reporter: sirens from the police cars in the parade may have drowned out the sound of the locomotive barreling down on the trailer. >> the wounded warriors were helping each other. they were moving each other. they throwed in. >> reporter

larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> six veterans were laid to rest today after serving their country even after they died. they donated their body to the state medical board. the ceremony was held in pieks vil. >> a piece of history waving proudly, the domino sugar has restored the giant american flag. the pole was knocked down in a storm, 25 years ago. itwas first raised when domino sugar opened up. >> the and president obama paid tribute to the veterans at the arlington national cemetery. obama placed praised the sacrificed of the american men and women. >> we saw a fly over by military game planes today at the game. and we'd like you to go to our facebook page and give us your thoughts of your family o who has served our nation so proudly. >> how great was today? we're with talking tempts in the 60s. 66 at bwi. 70 easton. take a look at the temperatures now, falling into the 40s, close to 50. and still holding on to 54 in the east and temperatures will be mild again tomorrow. we'll see some changes in the next 24 to 36 hours. maybe a little fog by midnight. waking up to cool condi

larry jacobs has the latest. >> still no word of jill kelly. silver suv leaving her home, she is the woman who set off a chain reaction that forced the resignation of david petraeus. kelly the wife of a tampa surgeon and long time supporter of the michelle was never involved with petraeus, but more of a family friend of petraeus and his wife. kelly considered the e-mail she received not only a threat to her but to petraeus, as well. the f.b.i. was contacted. there were initial concerns that the c.i.a. director secured e-mail account was hacked. >> the initial complaint was harassment that possibly could have gone to e-mail hacking. there was no substantive information this had anything to do with national security. >> the disturbing e-mail was traced back to petraeus's biographer paula broadwell and that led to e-mails. >> she appealed to petraeus because of the combination of intellectual prowess and the faculty she is physically capable. >> abc news has learned that petraeus with her begin after he retired from the military twa is week later

larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >> soap opera like drama. go ahead. i know you've got a lot of reaction to this. i know you do. >> first of all, think it was shocking to many of us that the cia director would throw away his career, really, for something like this. anyone that's worked for the federal government and spy agencies, or u.s. attorneys offices, or, or anywhere, you know that this type of thing is just -- if it ever comes out, i mean, your career -- >> it could cost you everything. >> it could cost you everything. and i've got to tell you on another note. you look at the pictures of this woman. she's got the crazy eyes, right? >> you think she looks a little wacky? >> for me. it's clear she is sending these harassing e-mails. and people have said he acted inappropriately. >> he ended it a couple months back. maybe she was angry about that. we have seen this before, powerful men step out of the marriage. risk everything. bill clinton, lesser scale. tiger woods. that it's shocking to me. >> we've seen the popular, powerful men do this. >> it's

larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> there are new questions this morning about the fbi agent who firstnt from jim kelly. we learned that the agent was barred from take part in the case over the summer, due to concerns that he had become personally involved. he reached out to a member of congress when he thought the e-mail investigation wasn't moving quickly enough. so jill kelly to let you know, she is an unpaid social liaison at a military base in tampa, florida. >> there were initial reports she was an employee of the state department. that is not true. that got out there. three things playing out here -- the relationship between petraeus and paula. then there is relationship between general allen and jill kelly, the family friend, got the threatening e-mails from the mistress. now this fbi agent, launched the investigation. his relationship with jill kelly, the family friend being investigated. seeing this thing develop now on three different tiers. >>> general allen says he disputes there is any wrongdoing. that he is, he has done anything wrong. and they're not trying, right now a

abc's larry jacobs has the latest. >> -- got hit by a train. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the paradeded veterans to a banquet in their honor was broadsided by a freight train. it happened at this railroad crossing in midland, texas, two 18-wheelers with flatbed trailers were carried wounded warriors and their families. the first truck crossed the railroad track safely. but the second took the full force of the collision. >> saw the truck crossing the tracks, about halfway across the gate started coming down. the truck tried to blow his horn to get, the other people in front of him out of the way. the gates actually hit the, the first people on the trailer. >> some people were able to jump off, and some, they were sitting in the wheelchairs on top of that and they couldn't do knowing about it. >> reporter: sirens from the police cars in the parade may have drowned out the sound of the locomotive barreling down on the trailer. >> the first truck got across. the second truck was just, you know, halfway and it just got hit right in the middle of the trailer with all those people sitting

abc's larry jacobs has that part of the story. >> reporter: officials entered the house of petraeus'es. this new development after an official told abc news that the fbi discovered if not thousands of e-mails between david petraeus and paula broadwell on her computer, sordid e-mails that detailed their affair and ultimately led to petraeus' downfall as cia director. >> in his universe, this moral failure is unacceptable and renders him unworthy of continuing the position. this responsibility for the nation. >> reporter: this affair is only a moral failing, not a civilian crime. it could be a military one. petraeus can be tried under military law for adultery if the affair started while he was still a general running the afghanistan campaign. >> every indication and certainly my understanding from him is the affair did not begin while he was in the army, but there were some worrisome signs while he was in uniform working in afghanistan. >> reporter: paula broadwell flew to the war zone six times after granted extraordinary access to write a book about petraeus. she enthusiastically pr

larry king and his tweet -- i love his tweet. his tweet says, "i have made my decision. team jacob >> jimmy: he's a great dude. >> he was hilarious. and it's really larry king tweeting. you can tell because some of his stuff -- it's great. it's like, "turner classic movies is one great tv channel." [ laughter ] he had another one. he said, "it is impossible to eat a crouton without spilling crumbs. this is a fact of life." [ laughter ] it's, like, i love that he did this. he just -- >> he's awesome. >> jimmy: no, he rocks. he rocks. congrats on this. this is it. the last "twilight." it's a little sad for fans. >> it is. sad for us, too. >> jimmy: it is, right? >> it's a weird feeling. >> jimmy: it is, right? 'cause you miss all these guys and all the time you spend. you kind of grew up, in a way, together. >> yeah, we did. i mean, i started the whole journey when i was 15 years old. so, i absolutely -- for those crucial years, they were my family. >> jimmy: yeah, you were 15, and you also had a really awesome wig. >> oh! >> jimmy: great wig. [ cheers and applause ] look at that dud

founded in 1980 by larry jacobs, the farm, along with the industry of growing fresh herbs, has seen tremendousin recent years. >> we started with one row of tarragon for a company in a san francisco market, greenleaf produce. >> and the market has just gone through the roof. >> jacobs farm has grown to become the largest organic herb grower in the country and has a complete line of herbs from the most popular--rosemary, thyme, and sage, to the most unusual. ever heard of cinnamon basil, pineapple sage, or lemon balm? >> crunch up the leaves, you want to break the tissue to get some of the oils moving. >> oh, ok. >> and then you can smell it or taste it, whatever... >> ok, this is peppermint. >> got it. >> yes. >> but not all herb farms are as big as jacobs. take this one, for example, in the bay area. it's not only providing the menu for one local restaurant, but it's also preserving the heritage of its famous owner. you may not know his name, but you surely would recognize the popular restaurant chain he created, il fornaio. and after a lifetime of success around the world, sausalito is where