this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile, extended stay." on any given day, inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile correctional facility, anything can happen. >> stop! stop! turn around. >> during our six months inside, we learned some days can be more chaotic than most. >> control to all units and shift supervisors. >> caught him signal 2000, which is an attempted escape. he decided he was going to run for it. told the sergeant he was going to run and took off out of the unit. >> i think by 7:30 in the morning, we had a signal jam meaning officer needs assistance. we've had two signal 2000s, which are escapes. >> turn around. turn around. get on your knees. get on your knees. put your hands behind your head. stay like that until we exit the cell. >> it was a half hearted attempt. he gave them a little struggle and they brought him here. he acts relieved now that he is here. as a matter of fact, i believe it's his second time trying to escape in the last two weeks because he's having such a problem getting acclimated with the oth

pendleton yelled, " citizens arrest." he is charged with abduction and assault and is being held pending a hearing next month. 5:16. virginia's new governor terry mcauliffe is catching heat this morning. >> kevin lewis explains what this is all about. >> governor mcauliffe says he did not approve the promise to donors for personal access in exchange for donations. mcauliffe says young staffer sent that letter recently on his behalf without the governor's knowledge. the fund-raising letter said a $100,000 to the new virginia pack would receive a private dinner with mcauliffe and his wife, plus meetings with policy experts. weres with lesser amounts promised other opportunities to meet with mcauliffe. mcauliffe who was a major fundraiser for former president bill clinton said he did not donations toet times of access and will not be abiding by the pac's letter. >> thank you. some people who want vincent gray reelected say he has gotten a raw deal. they are gathering a news conference and they planted some reporters he's bee

hadiya pendleton was me, and i was her. but i got to grow up.ee, at the end of the day, this is the point i want to make, that resources matter. today, too many kids in the city are living just a few l stops from world class museums and universities, yet all of that might as well be in a different state, even in a different continent, because many of them don't even know that the university of chicago exists. let alone dream of attending that university or any university for that matter. because instead of spending their days enjoying the abundance of riches the city has to offer, they are consumed with watching their backs. >> my name is dominique brooks. d-o-m-i-n-i-q-u-e. and i attend manierre elementary school. i have been jumped on by students, and i stayed in the hospital for a long time. i don't feel i'm safe. um -- >> it's okay. [ applause ] >> kids at manierre elementary, one of 54 schools slated to close, will have to walk to jenner academy across division street. that might not sound like a big deal, but it is. >> we can't even walk t

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now he is in the final stages of a journey that will end in april at camp pendleton. >> usually when we do a story like this it's taking on a challenge to prove something to themselves. but rob acts like he never had any doubts he could do this. >> reporter: and despite a journey that most people with normal legs wouldn't attempt, rob seems to take the whole thing in stride. >> i haven't really learned anything new as weird as that may sound but it has reaffirmed to me allotted of things about my own capabilities. when i decide to do something, i can do it. >> reporter: his little brother steve driving the chase vehicle says he is not surprised by rob's matter of fact approach to his disability. >> he goes with what he has. he is that kind of person. i have never been worried about my brother at all because i don't know, i just know he is going to be all right, you know? >> reporter: so as we mere mortals ponder the potential of our own lives, rob continues his cross-country adventure, you know, no big deal. >> he could bike across the world if he had enough time and felt like doing

went to support their lifestyle, probably went to help buy the big boats, to buy the property in pendletonounty to help build their dream home. i think that over time, their lifestyle might have gotten beyond their means. >> prosecutors believe that amy bosley might have hidden some of the money. but where remains a mystery. >> i would really love to know who's got that. i would really love to know. >> the bosley's children now live with their grandparents. bob's once thriving business died with him. tragedy upon tragedy. redeemed only by the science that proved who was responsible. >> if someone was to actually burglarize a house, they wouldn't take the time to hide the shell casings. they wouldn't take the time to hide the baseball bat. so that just, you know, right there showed that, you know, she was just lying. >> by her own actions, amy made her children witness this, to their father's murder. that, to me, is horrific. the mere fact that we would have to use them as witnesses against their mother was appalling. and she did that. she's the one that did that. >>> up next, a family vaca

of duty after an explosion that left four fellow marines dead during a training exercise at camp pendleton. the investigation into that accident, which happened last year, said the explosion was probably the result of a dropped or kicked grenade as the marines gathered up unexploded ordinance united states. >> the army general who trains sex crimes prosecutors now being investigated for alleged sexual assault. lieutenant colonel joseph morris has been removed from his job. cnn learned he's accused of groping a female lawyer at a conference back in 2011. morris overseas nearly two dozen special victim prosecutors who are responsible for sex crime, domestic violence and child abuse cases. >>> a bill designed to strip military commanders of their authority in sexual assault cases failed to get enough votes to proceed in the senate. 55 senators did back the measure, a clear majority, but that's five votes short of the 60 needed for a vote, an up-or-down vote on the bill. the bill's co-sponsor, new york senator kirsten gillibrand, says it was needed to combat an epidemic of rape and sexual assa

through 17 states and all kinds of weather, jones is in the final stretch as he heads south to camp pendleton. >> it's been long, a lot of it's been really tough. but i wouldn't change it. i'd keep it just as challenging as it was. and still glad that i did it. >> he hopes to raise a million dollars. he plans to reach san diego by mid-april. >>> coming up, booted from the classroom for being bald. how a 9-year-old show of support backfired. >> there may not be a badge for what this girl scout just accomplished but she is definitely going down in the history books. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, she shaved her head -- to support her friend who has cancer. >>> a 9-year-old girl banned from school because of her bald head. she shaved to support her friend who has cancer. cameron is a student at a charter school in colorado. according to a statement made by the school board, the school has a detailed dress code and shaved heads are not allowed. faced with this dilemma, the girl's mom took to social media and received a lot of feedback from parents. >> she didn't shave her head to be part of a gang or to be a r

it was felt across the los angeles area from bakersfield to the north and as far south as camp pendleton centered between encenio and westwood. it has been followed by a 2.7 earthquake and a 2.5 after shock. >> a fairfield father accused of biting off part of his baby's noise because he would not stop crying will be arraigned this morning and is held at $800,000 bail. the baby's mother say he showed no signs of violence before he bit his son. a third of the child's nose was severed. the newborn is will suffering from a skull fracture and a brain hemorrhage. ta'jon is is in the custody of chile protective services. his mom will fight that authorities are investigating an overnight house fire in san jose where a marijuana "grow" operation was found. crews waited for pg&e to turn off the power before they could go on the home. the electrical service was illegally bypassed. 70 marijuana plants were found inside the home and a smaller quantity outside. the owner said he has a permanent to grow them. >> if you are going to celebrate st. patrick's day you may want to make sure you have a ride h

his final destination camp pendleton near san diego. >> it's been long and tough. but i wouldn't change it. i'd keep it just as challenging as it was and i'm still glad that i did it. >> jones hopes who raise a million dollars for the charities that helped him recover from his injuries. >> i'm sure he will do it. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and juliette. great to be with you in the bay area. there is a frantic search on this evening for anyone who might have survived under a massive mud slide. plus, there are new details on the search for flight 370 as time begins to run out on its flight data recorders. and obamacare is back before the supreme court today. we'll tell you why. that and more on "cbs evening news" after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's the biggest change to how bay >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, it is the biggest change to education in some 30 years. how bay area educators are starting to test the test before they are

his final destination, camp pendleton near san diego. >> it's been long a lot of it's been tough. but i wouldn't change it. i'd keep it just as challenging as it was and still glad that i did it. >> jones hopes to raise a million dollars for the charities that helped him recover from his injuries. >>> 4:42 on your wednesday. berkeley speaking out against a potentially dangerous business. but really, the city can't do anything to stop highly explosive crude oil from rolling through town. we'll have the latest. >> it's a long list of can'ts from spilling your drinks to playing football. what fans are doing at the new levi stadium. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the country test-f >>> back now at 4:44. north korea carried out missile tests this morning for the first time since 2009. the country test-fired the two medium range ballistic missiles to protest the annual military drills by the united states and south korea. the north claims the two countries are preparing for an invasion. the missile test violates u.n. security council resolutions. >>> malaysia's defense minister says a satellite has cap

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this particular lance corporal, in addition to being from missouri, deployed from camp pendleton in mydistrict with ary irst marine expedition force. a unit that has seen, as a percentage, the greatest amount of losses of any units in the theater in afghanistan or iraq. the sacrifice of our marines in this conflict in afghanistan, with not a single body of water around it, says a great deal about the new marines. and lance corporal vinnedge enlisted, he knew he was joining a force that wasn't waiting for a war in a water landing craft but had already been and fought with great distinction in afghanistan, in addition to iraq. he went there to serve his country and he paid the highest cost. that is far too often what is happening around the world. but on behalf of the marines of camp pendleton, we have great pride in his service, his commitment and we're pleased to urge all members to vote for the passage of the naming of this post office after one of our heroes of this decade. with that i urge support and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. al