mr. padilla. that's what he wants to do. o do. so that's great. >> and he said padilla said he had been in contact with shermantine for i want to say 10, 12 years. shermantine wouldn't talk without money. are you in touch with other parents who lost sons and daughters many years ago in how is this shaking just this community? >> well, it's very tough on our community. we have a very good community. i have had calls from other missing people that will went missing about the same time or before. was last seen with shermantine and martin herzog. so i do every once in awhile get in contact with them. the wheelers are supposed to be on their way out here. i intend to meet with them when they get out here and talk with them. and those are the two that we were with most of the time. >> if you could look at shermantine straight in his face, final question, what would you say? >> i wouldn't want to repeat it on the radio. >> john vanderheiden, appreciate you calling in to us here at cnn. >>> the men in charge of america's security rev

mr. padilla there, is he up for a reward? how is he going to get back his 30 grand. >> reporter: most of it goes into a trust fund being set up by shermantine's attorney and that will be used to pay for his headstone when he goes an his parent's headstones as well as some of the things that he wants to buy in prison. he is not going to get that money back. but mr. padilla may have another motive. he is running for mayor in the city of sacramento. apparently not the first time he has run for mayor but this time he said he is serious about trying to be the mayor of sacramento. he has run three previous times to this. >> interesting gentleman. interesting story. len ramirez thank you. >>> we are getting a look inside the state lab in richmond where those remains are being sent and soon criminalists will begin the monumental task of trying to identify the fragments. scientists there say extracting dna from bones this old can be difficult, but it is doable. however, the testing process could take several weeks. >>> we're also hear

mr. padilla, who is a sacramento bounty hunter, is also now running for mayor of sacramento. he apparently wanted to get into politics and this may be one way of getting a high- profile but he did pay that money to get the answers that we're finding out now. >> len ramirez in linden, thank you. >>> new at 5:00, san francisco police want you to look at this sketch. they say it shows a man who tried to kidnap an 8-year-old girl monday morning. she told police she was walking to carver elementary school at about 8:15 when the man grabbed her from behind at oakdale avenue and keith street. the girl managed to break free and run inside the school. the chief probation officer for alameda county faces a sexual assault investigation. a female deputy says last may, david muhammad attacked her in a car. she has filed a $1.5 million claim against the county. muhammad calls the accusations false. he is on paid leave. the state attorney general is investigating. >>> the city of san bruno says just fixing the damage is not enough. it has a list of things it wants pg&e to do to make the cit

padilla. in his letter to us, shermantine writes, i would like it understood without mr. leonard padilla's help, these sheriffs would never have found one of herzog's burial areas. padilla has said he has agreed to pay shermantine for the information. but in his letter to us, shermantine wrote, for the record, i see leonard padilla claiming he has paid me $33,000, as of today leonard padilla was not paid me a dime. that's why i held off on herzog's other two sites. ism the only one with that knowledge. now that herzog has killed himself. from what he said, he was taking people from modesto, as well. the letter is signed, sincerely, wesley shermantine. in sacramento, sam shane, cbs 5. >>> federal agents have arrested a moroccan man who they say wanted to become the first suicide bomber on american soil. his intended target? the u.s. capitol building. but the fbi says agents caught him in the act. the fbi searched a home in alexandria, virginia late today believed to be connected to the arrest of a 29-year-old moroccan man. amine el khalifi was arraigned in federal district