saigon, what they know is miss saigon, controversy. the controversy was around the casting of jonathan pryce to play the lead... >> yeah, we were feeling the controversy in london too, because he and i were both still in the show as it was running in the uk. we were both still in the original company. i think when the casting announcement was made, there was a big uproar in new york city. and cameron then said that he was going to cancel the show if he wasn't cast. >> hinojosa: just so people remember, so the uproar was about the fact that they were casting... >> a caucasian actor to play a eurasian part. >> hinojosa: and then in terms of your controversy... >> in terms of my controversy it was kind of the opposite, because it was an asian part, and i was an asian actor, but i wasn't an american citizen. >> hinojosa: and they tried to... >> so i was... yeah. so there was actually arbitration that went... >> hinojosa: it's amazing. people kind of forget, but you were actually... you were... the fact that you weren't an american citizen

we're hearing this from a lot of families of the missing. we want to try to figure out what can be done. earlier, i talked to missouri's governor, jay nixon. there's a lot of frustration, you heard this. we're hearing a lot of frustration for families searching for their loved ones, and they don't have a central place to go, paperwork being lost. what can be done? >> the initial response here, especially at the local level, is focused on getting through the debris field and see who was living and who wasn't. that's come to a close. we've brought in now additional resources from the state side and we're going to be moving to take over that part of the operation to get this information out much more quickly and respectfully for these families that need to hear the information about the loved ones who are -- have been lost or unlocated. >> so you're bringing in people from the state to help out? >> absolutely. we've moved troopers off the shifts in, we brought them in morning. and by tomorrow morning, we'll be getting solid information out to t

but i still miss my friends terribly. and sometimes at night when i'm trying to sleep, if i allow my mind to go there, i feel like i am falling backwards off a cliff sometimes. there are so many gone. >> reporter: and so much work yet to do as aids enters its fourth decade. worldwide there are still 33 million people living with hiv. 56,000 americans still contract the disease every year. and 20 percent of them don't even know they have it. we will report more on that later this week. dana and allan, tomorrow we will bring you more on our exclusive t.v. interview with the man known as the berlin patient who appears to be the man in known history to be occurred of the disease. >> i am so glad we're taking a look at this. i have to ask you, hank, it is our job to maintain some distance from every so are you. but here you were a gay man in san francisco. you had watched friends die. >> right. >> didn't know what it was. how were you able to cover this story? >> you know, it was more than a story to me because these were my f

he is still missing. >> he was last seen in a bathtub. we've not been able to locate the bathtub. >> he's about 6'3" -- >> reporter: as we drove through joplin -- >> 150 pounds -- >> reporter: descriptions of the missing on the radio. >> wow. >> reporter: and then, there are the survivors. today, we brought natalie gonzalez back to her home for the first time. she, her boyfriend, and her 9-year-old son survived here. so you were all here huddled in the tub? >> yes. >> reporter: acting on instinct, her 9-year-old boy put on his bicycle helmet. the toilet flew and hit him in the head. he had that helmet on until the twister tore it off. so, he still had the strap, but the helmet had been sucked away? >> ripped off. >> reporter: and then, we found it. >> that's it. >> reporter: is there any question in your mind that the helmet saved your son? >> i know the helmet saved my son. >> reporter: for natalie and her boy, it was the bathtub and the helmet that saved them. for so many of the families here, it was that basic instinct to go into survi

commissioner: i will also miss him. protecting the rights of victims, and he was passionate about that cause. we should continue to make sure we carry out what his top priorities are on the commission, and in the time he has been on the commission, there are a number of things that he volunteered for, a number of committees that he was on, and he puts in a very significant of time in his evening and weekends working on commission work, and it is like a second job for him. there are cases that he handled wonderfully, especially our oldest and texas cases, so i do hope that he returns. >> commissioner, can you fill us in on the process? apparently, he has made the decision to go forward with another term? is that which understanding is? president mazzucco: i do not know what his decision is. >> i am sorry. i was reading more into it. president mazzucco: he told me not to say anything about him tonight, and i did not listen. i think it would be good to have jim back. i do not know a process he is going through about the de

service members still missing in action. it is a stunning number.nd, today, we renewed our commitment here in walnut creek to continue looking for our fallen heroes. you know, each person represents family and friends and colleagues that are waiting and praying for that person to come home. you may have heard kathy strung's story but this h memorial day it bears repeeding. in 1972 she was 12, she got an mia bracelet with jay more land's name on it. he disappeared in vietnam in 1968. kathy wore his bracelet every day for 38 years until two weeks ago when more land's recovered remains were buried in alabama. does it become a part of you? >> yes, it did. he was with me all the time, thought of him every day, and it was hard giving up the bracelet a couple of weeks ago and saying good-bye to him because i never got a chance to meet him. >> she put it on his uniform in his casket before he was laid to rest. finally at home. kathy was one of the people honored today during a pea moral day observance in walnut creek for connection to service to country. >>

. >> i hope that he can make it back, we will miss him. he is inspirational and a great player. >> i talked to vern earlier, he spoke with cousins, he was not able to speak about the incident because he was just sick about it. he wrote a handwritten letter that is to be delivered to posy. i will have more for you later. >> it is really hard to watch, we wanted to know what the viewer stop, on the facebook page we ask tha--if you though--if you saw what happened and thought this was wrong? >> these are some of the comments that we got. david said i think that they should change the rule to feetfirst at home. get well soon, go giants. if you want your comments read on the ear, go to our facebook fan page. >> a live look outside right now, sunny skies over the bay, temperatures are warm, we are running in the upper 60s, the low seventies, in napa, we have the upper 60s in the valleys, we will see big changes as a role in to tomorrow morning. the storm trackers for radar is showing a direct line of clouds. we see the associated low pressure sy

but tonight, we are also hearing the stories of the missing. as the storm clouds hover over this battered city, a painful realization -- likely far more missing than anyone knows. still, no official number. and tonight, rescue teams are back -- canvassing neighborhoods. on every street now, you see teams like the one here behind me doing what's called a secondary search. these are firefighters from st. louis going home to home to make sure that there's nobody left inside. actually marking the homes with xs, a sign that they didn't find anyone. >> there are still a lot of people left unaccounted for. >> reporter: do we have any idea how many people are still

a big tradition missing today from comentment at annapolis. we later found out it was in the name of safety. >>> and later, a blast from the past in the woodstock days working to make things better for the new generation. >>> plus, we'll finally get to the news we didn't get to during this busy week. "nightly news" this friday night begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. as this country begins to wind down for the long memorial day weekend ahead, joplin in the sad process of remembering over 130 lost souls is just now getting under way. the death toll in joplin was adjusted upwards today. the list of the missing continues to agonize families wondering about a loved one and adding further insult to injury, it rained and stormed hard there today, and remember, shelter is still hard to come by. we want to begin again with nbc's ron allen who is in joplin for us. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. yes, today, the number of missing and unaccounted fell just a bit to 160. at the same time

but i will miss that show.h for joining me tonight to talk about it. >>> here's the oprah moment you voted as your favorite. it's oprah and gale's quite extraordinary road trip. >> all you had to do today was ride and listen to my singing. >> which should have been pleasurable. >> i've been driving for six hours. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil. we get double miles on every purchase, so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our card. a

he's missing for three days. i interviewed his father just yesterday. his father in a hospital bed, he was seriously injured in the tornado. his son was with him. he was convinced his son was still alive. i just want to get into the morgue, or get some pictures so we know for sure. but they wouldn't let them in the morpg. two hours after i interviewed his father, a friend of a friend got them access to two pictures of toddlers in the morgue. one of the pictures was of their son skyular. so they're 95% sure he passed away, but not 100%, because they can't get in the morgue as of yet. so the coroner does say, starting tomorrow, people, some people will be able to go into the morgue. but it's not clear if that will happen because we're not sure where the governor stands on the issue. >> i asked him this a couple of times. this just broke as we were interviewing the governor, so we'll show you his reaction and try to get the latest information. last night the governor said he would do something about the problems we've been seeing with people, with the slow

is a search for a missing person. >> there are no clue some other than a bicycle? >> we are short on those, but that is where the sources continue. >> a few hours with the park service. we have been talking to a number of different people searching out here, we will continue the coverage throughout the next couple of hours and bring you the latest from the command center here the park. reporting in san francisco, they are stone, kron4 news. >> there's a lot of hope and concern for allison bayliss at her high school with the missing teenager is a sophomore. we spoke to the district spokesperson about what they're doing to help her classmates ". >> i think that students are experiencing anxiety right now. as is people obviously are sad, they're depressed that this is happening. v we try to give kids opportunities to express their emotions, they're making posters and doing things that allow them to really get things out, and give them out on paper. >> we have counselors in place right now on the campus, kids, staff members they're all taking the advantage of it. we kn

allison bayliss, rosa reported missing monday--was reported missing monday, the authorities believe thatled herself. the authorities are trying to figure out why she might have done it. what are they saying jr? >> they are not saying much, suicide is what they think, they have been passing out fliers for 48 hours, but that is all over. as you see the mobile command is in the distance right there, but that is not being used because as they believe she to her life. >> i can confirm that she walked out onto the golden gate bridge monday after 10:00 a.m.. we believe that she did not walk off a bridge. house >> with that, therc

i miss this show! i miss "the skinny." >> this is everyone's favorite part of the show.ould hop to it. >> i get to start it off today. as a recently lactating mother, they handed me this one. because tmz. >> very personal, stephanie. i like it. >> mariah carey was investigated by child protective services for drinking a guinness while breast-feeding. and she was actually interviewed by child protective services for drinking a guinness, by the way a lot of lactation consultants told me drink a half a pint of guinness when you are lactating there is a lot of iron. i don't understand why child protective services would waste the time to interview mariah carey. anyway, the latest news is she has been cleared. they interviewed her though. they wasted their time interviewing her. >> was this in the hospital or was this -- >> i don't know where they interviewed her. she was told in the hospital by a nurse to drink a guinness. apparently she did. as you know, she had twins recently. >> morocco -- and mango or something? >> it's not the same thing. drinking while you're lactating

the number of people still missing in joplin is down to 29.ema says it may bring in trailers like those used after katrina to house the thousands of people displaced by the tornado eight days ago. >> it was certainly a holiday weekend for people to remember in one neighborhood in san diego county. >> yeah, i guess so. a flock of sheep escaped in chula vista yesterday. they were roaming the neighborhood and even running amok in the streets there. they look docile. neighbors say -- there they go -- it is the strangest thing chef seen since last year when horses escaped a nearby ranch. >> i certainly didn't expect to wake up this morning and find seven sheep in my yard. [ laughter ] >> guess not. after she counted all those sheep i'm surprised she didn't fall asleep. ba da bump. >>> after a slow-speed chase police corralled them in a cul- de-sac. the local humane society took them way. >> they are cute. we don't get to see them fight anymore. i guess these are the ones that get along. >> looking for the memorial day barbecue. >> that's it. >>> an

but i will miss that show.ing me tonight to talk about it. >> thanks, pooerls. >> here's the oprah moment you voted for as your favorite. oprah and gayle's road trip. >> all you had to do was ride and listen to my singing. >> that's why i'm so cranky. up s network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. i really didn't see it coming. i didn't realize i was drifting into the other lane. [ kim ] i was literally falling asleep at the wheel. it got my attention, telling me that i wasn't paying attention. i had no idea the guy in front of me had stopped short. but my car did. -my car did. -thankfully, my mercedes did. [ male announcer ] a world you can't predict... demands a car you can trust. the e-class.

miss hochul? >> i think that they would be surprised in washington to find out is not a voucher program since that is how they have labeled it. here is $8,000. your on your own with insurance companies. good luck. that is not me talking. that is the "washington journal" or the "chicago tribune." medicare and as we know it. and current seniors are affected because it eliminates the plans to start shrinking that on a whole, which reduces their prescription drug costs. -- the donut hole, which reduces their prescription drug costs. >> thank you. from this point on, the questions will go to both of you. you will each have 90 seconds to respond, and then a 45 second rebuttal time friend. before we go back to the panel, i want to do with medicare for one more question. digging into the specifics. i will start with you, miss corwin. what exactly would you do to keep medicare solvent? >> do exactly what the plan proposes, to ensure that the benefits for people 55 and older stay as they are, to ensure that

. >>> four days after the devastation, the search for the missing is getting desperate. why some families in job lynn, missouri, are giving up on finding loved ones alive. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken bastida. >>> it's a case of hide-and- seek that baffled law no. dozens of guns stole then a violent home invasion robbery. >> the suspects have been arrested but sheriff's deputies in the south bay wondered what happened to the weapons. mike sayier shows us they found the answer right under their feet. >> reporter: the guns seized from hidden compartments from an a west san jose apartment cover not only a floor but several large tables as well. of guns, including this ar15 semiautomatic rifle. >> we do not want these guns to end up in the wrong hand and they could be used in commission of other if he loan just crimes. >> reporter: the case of the guns begins on feign february 6th of this year. the man who lives here was tied up and tortured with a group of 5 men until he gave up the combination of his gun safe. earlier in february they arrested all five. on wedne

at least 122 people were killed and 1500 are still listed as missing. >> there has been other disaster incidents where people have been found days later in void areas. so we are hopeful of that. >> authorities hope many of those who are missing survived but have not been able to contact their loved ones just yet. we are going to have a live report from joplin in our 5:00 hour and for the very latest on the storm damage, be sure and head over to our website, cbssf.com. >>> 4:34. in other news, today a suspect in the beating of bryan stow will be part of a police line- up in front of witnesses. this as prosecutors in los angeles say they need more evidence before charges can be filed. let's go to anne makovec, she's at san francisco general hospital. that's where bryan stow remains in a coma. anne, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. still in critical condition here at the hospital. while the case against his alleged attacker continues to build down in l.a. now, right now, normally, suspects have to be charged within 48 hours of being jailed. otherwise, they have to be let go. but

it has been four days since michelle le went missing but this is still officially a missing persons case. today hayward police will be talking with fairfield police about a similar case involving another nursing student missing from last year. now, last friday at 7:00 here at hayward, michelle le went missing at about 7:00 in the evening at class at kaiser hospital. she was supposed to go to reno with friends but her car was found locked and parked a few blocks away. compare that to this case. phuong le disappeared in fairfield in april of last year. phuong le was found dead in napa county. that murder is unsolved. both victims share the same last name, both nursing students, vietnamese in their mid-20s and both drive white hondas. last night in hayward, family members passed out flyers to get the word out about a $20,000 reward and they are terribly worried. >> for her, this is very unusual. she is very responsible. much more responsible than me. >> reporter: all righty. here's a look at the flyer the family members are passing out. $20,000 reward. michelle le is 5'6", black hair, brown

she was reported missing. ramy diayedo >> a 4 month old missing southern california.nth old randy diego, from right outside of brentwood, the paternal grandmother abducted the baby. according to the cousin, she drove overnight from contra costa county, to southern los angeles. now, the paternal grandmother is being questioned. 3 >> the rest of brian stowe has been arrested. spect. let me show you a picture. the one on the left is the main aggressor in the attack. 31 year-old ramirez is of charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the man on the right is with the suspect description still looking for that person and a woman from the stadium. in the meantime, 42 year-old is still in s f o general in critical condition. friends, family cap released a are relieved. >> it is in good neighborhood. we're waiting for it to happen and it finally happened. it is a good-feeling. to hear the above of those arrests they also released a statement statement on the support for. like to start by thinking of the difficult time. for a panoply of reactions with the reward offered in the

official list of the missing.uestion is now that there's a list, will the families get a quicker resolution? joining us now from joplin is the missouri governor jay nixon. i want to start with this. i'm holding up the list that came out today, 232 names on it. how confident are you in this list, after several days of confusion, conflicting information and that confusion causing a lot of pain and anguish for the families involve, how confident are you now that this list is an accurate list of the missing? >> yesterday morning we brought in a state team that had about 60 people working all night last night working on the various sources that came in from across the country. i'm very confident that the list we have this morning were skon fi confirmed unaccounted folks. we have been working on that list, i am confident that the hard work of those 60 professional over the last 30 hours has yielded the accurate list that we can now work with families to connect. >> and what conclusion should we draw, governor, you and i

family of missing nursing student doing everything possible to find her missing nursing student doing everything possible to find her fast. 7 news begins in 60 >> coast guard helicopter flies over crown beach in alameda. >> this after being called out to rescue a drowning man. good evening everyone. the coast guard though wasn't in the best position to help. it was actually firefighters and police. >> but they did not rush in to help. instead they stood on the shoreline and watched him die. authorities trying to explain why they had no choice. allen is live in crown beach in alameda. people having a tough time with this. >> yes. it really is shocking when you think about it. rescue workers who are paid to save others in danger watched the man die out here today. that man told his mother that he wanted to kill himself so he marched himself out into the ocean. now this is the part where rules and regulations defy logic. >> i thought it was kind of weird not going out to bring the guy in. he was out there. head above wachlts he was looking at even. i felt like there was plenty of time fo

the milsz miss is earning her mighty nickname, the spring. prompting the army corps of engineers to blow up levees to minimize flooding. >> i never dreamed it would actually help us. >> still, neighborhoods in kentucky and elsewhere are filling up with water, stranding people and pets, forcing evacuations, catching some motorists like this 93-year-old driver off guard. >> public safety is the number one issue when we make our decisions. >> more than 130,000 acres of missouri farmland were intentionally flooded. farmers are furious. >> i guess they got the last nevers i have left. >> the old mississippi river gets on a rampage every now and then. >> reporter: one expert said the corps made the right call. >> it's the worst one we have ever had. our job now is to get the water to the gulf of mexico with the least amount of damage to anybody and get it down as fast as we can. >> reporter: the flood zone is anticipated to overtop banks in spots along the river's bank with 11 locations in six states recording new record crests. today in memphis, w

for those who missed your interview last night, let's start by getting a skrings description of them out there again so anybody who has information can get back in touch. tell us again about lance. mike, mike, tell us about lance, if you're hearing me, we want to hear about lance, give us that description so folks can get back to you, go to your family's facebook page and help us reach him. tell us again how tall he is where you know about when he has been, any leads you've got. all right. i'm not sure that that connection there to mike has been working. we'll go back to him as soon as we get that hooked up better. we're going to go to chad myers here who will tell us about where there's severe weather and the latest about the potential tornado in memphis. >> the warning on that has been going for about 20 minutes, the sirens going off in memphis proper. the energy and the circulation is the northern half of memphis but now rolling over the river, literally rolling over the river. i don't think i can explain it any better than i can show it to you. the storm has just been rotating al

the family members did not realize they were missing until they heard the cries from below.hey were taken to santa rosa memorial hospital to be treated >> i wanna show you the video of the overturned a bus accident. the virginia state police said people are dead this was a tour bus ". they are not sure how many people were on the bus, it ran off the road and landed on its roof. >> it is now 5:36 a.m. and a look a are roof clouds are starting to form. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >> the six asked not to are expecte

and the search for the missing continues today.'s john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: the new spate of twisters swept in, ravaging the landscape outside oklahoma city, killing nearly a dozen. >> this was a large tornado that come through here. >> in chicesay, some homes were turned to rubble. as others were nearly untouched. >> the house here, we had a three-car garage. two-story, garage apartment. silo, another house. my wife's car, new car was in the garage. it's in the tree. >> the storm system continued to form twisters taking the lives of at least two people in the tiny town of denning, arkansas. violent thunderstorms and high winds pounded rural kansas and texas, evacuating the upper deck at a rangers game. in joplin, moss, it was another somber day, as the residents continued to pull survivors from the rubble. at least 122 people were killed there in the deadliest twister in the u.s. in more than 60 years. >> seeing this right now, i'm in shock. i have can't even -- it doesn't even look the same. >> search continues fo

>> yes, i have miss missouri, miss new york and miss nebraska and mr.e were both here. mr. and mrs. usa. miss usa, everybody! come on! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: thanks for coming to the show. >> i snuck in. >> jimmy: i love that. thank you for coming. >> i put on a short dress. i thought it would work. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that's how he got in. yeah. [ laughter ] all right, let's play this game. here we go. what is your name? >> rema. >> jimmy: all right. >> fakia. f-a-k-i-a. and i think you might pick on the last name a lot. >> jimmy: fakia sounds real. >> i used to be picked on. >> jimmy: fakia sounds fake. where are you from? >> i'm from new york city, as we speak, but i am originally miss michigan. i went to the university of michigan. go blue! >> jimmy: all right. wait, wait, wait a second. so, where's are you from? i'm sorry? michigan. >> from michigan. dearborn, michigan. >> jimmy: hey, very good. i like dearborn, michigan. >> no, you don't. >> jimmy: i do. [ light laughter ] all right, ready? you know, some people thought

we are actively pursuing and that is approximately 73,000 still missing. >> the majority of the missing served in world war ii. >> oakland a's paid a tribute to honor men and women. as the players took to the field against the new york yankees, first order of business was a salute to the bravest of uniforms. heather ishimaru brings us the emotional line up. >> players wore caps from soldiers in kuwait. a marine on the mound. it is a day when uniforms mixed and match. dayton mcconnle was back from afghanistan and asked to throw the pitch to injured a's pitcher who appeared in head to toe camoflage. mcconnel has been back in california for a month. >> you have baseball experience? >> i played when i was younger. hopefully i am good enough to throw out the ball. >> are you nervous? >> a little bit. after afghanistan you are a marine you can't be nervous. >> it is a different nervous. >>> and his pitch was high and outside. >> thank you sergeant for your service to our country. >> and fans could help support the troops by donating to a san ramon base troop which every month sends two tons w

authorities say that it was 232 people who are missing, and that's based on actual missing persons reportsewhere in the range of 1,500. >>> from the tornado in joplin, the story of one man and one family's anguish over their missing son. they believe he was killed in the tornado and now they are fighting simply to claim his body. they told their story to cnn's john king. >> i understand this is a federal disaster, but you know what? you're messing with a whole lot of families right now. i know my son is gone. >> our son was sitting there watching tv and stuff. my wife called him, toll him to go to the bathroom because the storm was coming in. after everything was over, i woke up and i was sitting in my pickup truck in the front yard. i had no idea how i got there. i kind of tried to pull myself together and remembered trying to look for our son and i don't remember seeing him at all. one of the neighbors come up to us yesterday when we was at the house trying to collect memorabilia or whatever, he told me i was standing over his body when he found me and he made sure i got to the hospital.

these are people reported missing formally of -- form filed and formal report of them missing. get this list this afternoon we found a problem with it. lance is on the list twice. and our photographer may be able to zoom in here. you see him here. his full name is caley lance. 1601 jefferson. age 16. flip the page. and here it is again. haley lance. same address. same age. we have not been able to get any kind of response from the state and local officials as to why he's on the list twice. again, illustrates the problem of this list that no sooner was it issued in an effort to streamline the process, it was a problem with it. then later on we found of course lance had been deceased. the list in and of itself has some issues and are trying to work to streamline the process. it is not easy. another big part of the problem is that families are being denied access to a temporary morgue set up outside of the town where a federal forensics experts are going through and -- you know, confirming the identities and working to confirm the identities of the bodies. family members cannot go

both are still missing.e nobody knows the number of missing. 30 bodies are in morgues and funeral homes here that have not been identified and they are calling in experts to help with dna testing with that. >> another foot note to that the dentist's office has been designated. all dental records are gone. using records are also a problem. thank you very much. >> people the survivors of this tragedy are grateful to be alive. they have lost everything. the natural thing to do is return to the home sift through the rubble. some have found surprises. >> you can't put a price on stuff like this. at all. >> kim knows she was one of the lucky ones. s sifting through the wreckage of what was once her home. >> you become humbled and appreciative for your family. >> a life long joplin resident. kim was at work when the tornado shock. >> we got her and i stood and cried for 15 minutes before i could move. you see the pictures, and you watch the news. and they tell you, but until you are here and see, you can't even beg

tammy and billy are still missing. and you can understand the mass confusion here when you see this video. this is new video captured on billy tiles' home security camera. as that ef-5 tornado, winds at 200 miles an hour, tore through his home as the family of five cowered inside. they survived. what is left in this area is this apocalyptic mash of homes, cars and businesses. the death toll now up to 125 and the missing person list that today we learned is more than 200 names long. people like 12-year-old zachary williams. >> one way or the other, i want to -- zach to be at peace. i can't stand the thought of him just laying there, cold in those trailers that they're storing everybody in. let him be put to rest. >> reporter: so, they cling to this picture and wait. hours later, they got the dreaded call. zach williams died. the state used reports from family members, hospital records and phone logs to compile the list. whole families are on it, like the five members of the merritt family and the four members of the she

i just miss him for not being here. i miss -- i miss his voice.his singing. >> no parent is supposed to lose a child. it's not the way it's supposed to go and yet it seems to me, mrs. jackson, that you have found some strength and solace in taking over care of his children. would that be a fair statement? >> yes, it would. and having the children around helps me a lot, and a lot of times they always say well, daddy used to do it like this, daddy this and daddy that, and it brings a smile to my face because i know they're not forgetting him. >> quite an interview this morning. we should let you than dr. conrad murray's trial now has been delayed until september. >> coming up news 4 at 4:00, mariah carey and nick cannon's baby names. >> we'll be right back. >>> i'm wendy rieger. coming up at 5:00, osama bin laden on the run for a decade. it turns out some college students knew where he was hiding years ago. we'll tell you how. >>> a mother's crusade against crime. pat collins spoke to her and tells us what she's doing to track down her son's killer.

fong le went missing in 2010 in fairfield. her body turned up in rural napa county. >> and there are similarities, i understand that. i don't believe we're heading in that direction, that necessarily links the two. >> while tonight, hayward police say they are looking at every possible scenario. tonight, they can also be thinking about the possibility, anne, that she may have left on her own accord. >> linda ye, thank you very much. >>> police are investigating the murder of a mother of five. she was found shot to death inside her mercedes in the 4,000 block of amber way at 10:30. a 20-year-old man police suspect was shot at the same time showed up at the hospital a short time later. no names are being released. police say witnesses have not been cooperative. >>> two more homicides this weekend pushed san jose's murder rate past the rate of all of last year. in the first five months. 2011, there were 22 homicides. >>> parole record for the man held in connection with the beating of brian stow didn't include descriptions of his

nursing student to get went missing on friday initially went missing hot after class she took a breakfonder curt parked a few unblock display herself always with her there was a laptop on the seed of record. >> green memorial day and nobody wins like we saw yesterday's mild temperature light winds sitting about 44 degrees right now. hot and upper 60s lore '70s for later on this afternoon.. a look at so late and great number shows hot shower a stick to the north and with shows an increasing clout her when they see some popular struggles in the bay area will later on in the evening. by 1:00 a.m. or sprinkles. by morning we should be drawn in time for your commute into work. hot for 64 70's brought the bay area water of isaac brock to date. what. but >> but if you have to commute to nothing much to report no delays and no hot spots on any free weights bonds, plus a mateo bridge has of hot wind advisory warning. pat the golden gate bridge for no such problems no traffic in either direction. >> our writers will expect delays the day in poughkeepsie for maintenance work being done neck it e

lease less brandy johnson misses her younger brother. the 2-year-old was shot and killed in east oakland. that night he an join jackson and there'd unidentified man, were stopped by oakland police and a press release police explain they received a tip that a, quote violent crime was going to take place on the 300 block of kurran avenue. police insist the men were armed and cop front -- confrontational. and police shat antoine jackson and john sloan in the back of his head while he ran. the third map was arrested. >> they killed a bunch of guys -- two guys they don't even know the reason for, because usually cops have an answer for what they are doing. if there were guns, they're going to leave the guns on the ground. >> when they do it, no repercussions. how can you have a family out here. you not going say something the family how you murdered their child? inquiring two people killed under questionable circumstances. >> he is representing the jackson family and may take the sloan case as well. he says there was no evidence the men were

you don't want to miss it, coming up. h=çb >>> even if you saw this, it's worth seeing again.bay area native tom hanks busted a move on the "ellen" show today. >> i'm a white boy from oakland. but i am from oakland, you see. so we can -- >> do it. >> you know what we can do? ♪ >> and there he goes. tom hanks showing off his best bay area dance moves. hanks also promoted his new film, "larry crown." the movie is loosely based on his two years at college. it opens in july, it is a universal film and universal is a part of our company. >> you know what's so sad? that's so much better than i could do. i couldn't even do that well. >> he's got a little bit of rhythm. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. the latest on those tornadoes in the midwest. >> we'll see you back here for more local news at 6:00.