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peter van sant with cbs news.estions. >> reporter: federal investigators were soon talking to brian, arresting him for obstructing yvonne's murder investigation. >> you killed miss baldelli and disposed of her body in an unknown location. >> reporter: in 2013 yvonne's remains were spotted in a jungle not far from where her family was searching. finally two years after she vanished, panamanian officials charged him. >> i always knew we'd get justice for her. we'll see he gets justice no matter how long it takes. >> wow. quite an investigation. peter van sanlt is with us. two years you've been working on it. >> more than two years. we went down there a couple of times, made our way on this swampy island in tear a nair voe and chased down the bad guy. >> where is brian now? >> he's in a jail in san diego. he's been charged with obstruction of justice and tampering of evidence but he's expected to be charged with murder in the united states sometime in the next couple of weeks. he's been charged with murder in panama

we think over the next two hours, we'll get rain into sant san santa rosaa. a cold didn't.p. and 54. north bay. noerts. look at the bay lights. visibility is not too bad. againn't clowers go lower. rainfall in here shortly. get you into the morning. what you do want to know is not only is it going to be cold with blustery conditions. wind, 15, 30 miles an hour. making a lot of the temperatures back in ir. chance to rain in the south bay. peninsula, also for the east bay and san francisco. take you through the forecast. the storm system will eventually get its act together. as we have been mentioning inover night hours. 3:00 starting to see heavy returns. maybe rain spreading to san francisco. head into 5:00. 6:00. slow-going. as the the storm system moves off to the south. going to begin to barack up. trying to pull in -- to barack up. trying to pull in moisture from the specific. 8:00 in the morning. rainfall back across the trivalley. the peninsula. last on the stop would be the south bay, san jose. see areas of rain develop. see things clear as we head into the morning h

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who deliveredly tried to -- deliberately tried to remember everything she can remember of her aail sant -- assail able to. what do we know about how the mind works. >> something can go wrong. you can perceive something and it's not really quite what happened. there's scientific studies that examined this, over 2,000, over 20 years looked at the issue of memory, and memory with relation to court cases. the national academy of sciences came out and said because there are problems with memory, and that that is becoming increasingly recognised the value given to eyewitness testimony should be devalued. >> we have seen over and over that juries have a tendency to believe the witness. >> it's very human. you hear someone saying something on their oath, that this is what i saw. and that is a very human rehabilitation to think about the credibility of that person, and thing about the strength of their story, and so it's often the physical evidence that jurors tend to not pay as much attention to that can be telling in some cases. >> "america tonight"s sheila macvicar finding out a little about

the op tirn has been looking after ferguson's eyes, but now they sant see through the window. >> darcy, a local artist is cheering the front up. >> i don't have the skill sets to solve all the problems, but wanted to do something with the circles i have. it's a small thing, hopefully it's a bit uplifting for people to see artwork instead of boards. >> reporter: darcy is not the only one. piece art is springing up, a sign of hope in a holiday season blighted by violence. you know, so say that darcy is not the only one is an understatement. there are so many artists, they are touring around looking at work, rather than doing the job of painting. we know that, we met phil, this is phil, he started work after enjoying everyone else's art. he's doing a good job, and that board will soon look nicer than it does now. >> yes, it looks great. let's get the businesses open and shopping. john terrett in ferguson. three rounds of explosions and gun fire where taliban fighters staged attacks, this after a taliban suicide bomber rammed a car, packed with explosives into a british embassy vehicle. ch

. >> we're trying to get the word out to people to drive more responsibly, to be more cog in a sant ofving behaviors and conscious and alert of the people around them. >> the ramped up effort will run through november 24ble. >>> thanksgiving air travel is expected to be up 1.5% this year from last year. that translates to about 25 million passengers on u.s. airlines. during the 12-day thanksgiving period. think of it this way. on any given day that you fly in that period, you'll be surrounded by 31,000 more passengers than last year. oh, boy. the figures from an industry group called airlines for america, they expect the sunday after thanksgiving to be, of course, the busiest travel day. >>> well, as you head out for thanksgiving you certainly don't plan to travel with a loaded gun incarry-on. you might be surprised by the number of people caught with guns in their bags. in the first ten moss of the year tsa agents found 1,855 guns in carry-on bags and more than 1,400 were loaded. tsa says most people forget they're carried band items but about 20% of the fines lead to arrests. >>> dri

and here's what remains of the little caesars on west floor ris sant avenue. reports say it was destroyed by a tornado on good friday back in 2011. despite the devastation, many still have an incredible determination to not be defeated. sarah sidner is live in dellwood, near ferguson. i'm still not sure why these business owners have been victimized in all of this, but how are they doing? are they planning to rebuild? >> you know, there are some who are already reopened even though they have their windows boarded up and there are some this happened to twice, back in august, and this past monday, and at least one of those business owners says they cannot afford to reopen. that is a really detstryment to the entire community. that's what people worried about here. i want to give you a look at what we're seeing in the daylight. we did see some of these pictures overnight from helicopter views. we're in dellwood on west florissant, this is a conoco gas station and see the damage created by the people who decided to do criminal activity instead of peacefully protes

. >> reporter: still, dan mcmullen works in his west nor sant business like he has for 20 years, buts decided to buy a second gun, capable of holding more ammunition to protect himself just in case. >> so maybe i get trapped in here or something and we have to have a john wayne shootout, you know, that's the silly part about it. you know, is that going to happen? not a chance, but i guess, could it? because, you know, i'm the only white person here. >> reporter: at a gun shop near ferguson, the manager says sales of firearms for personal protection are up about 50%. both white and black customers are buying. >> every team that door opens we're seeing new faces every day. dozens of new faces coming in. >> reporter: do you think that's because of what's happened in ferguson? >> i think it s i think people in general, because it's spread beyond ferguson now. >> reporter: the mayor of ferguson says he's heard all about it too. >> now that the plus side of that sh that every one of them that i've spoke to has taken a training class, have went out and tried to learn the law. >> reporter: n

at this end of the floory sant, the business -- florissant, the business street running through, things were a bit quieter throughout the evening. there were confrontations, police here standing guard. not stopping anyone. one of the things that has to be said that makes this evening so far very different from what we saw in august after the killing of michael brown was the fact that the police showed restraint. they did not have the military vehicles. in some areas they let people come at them with baseball bats and rocks, stopping them before they got close. so far it's been a calming trend and a lot of people living around here hopes that it continues. >> it's midnight where you are. it will hinge a lot on what happens in the hours to come. we'll hear from the michael brown family, his parents will speak to the media. rights activists like the reverend sharp tonne will be speaking to the media. >> absolutely, we'll see protests on a considerable scale in the st louis county area. those are the protests that will be organised, those are the ones that people who are putting them togeth

that, you know, neil probably gets bombarded with all this kind of stuff and he's sort of a receipt sant guy. he's not the --s remain sent guy. he's not the -- reticent guy. he's not the buzz aled are in-- >> there's the odd couple right there. >> but anyway, my wife, we went over, regard lts -- regardless, and under her encouragement, and i introduced myself and neil -- this was 2007. rocket motor a accident at mow valvey where we killed three -- mojave where we killed three people, sent three others to the hospital. so things were not going well. and anyway i introduced myself to neil. neil was gracious enough i who e to pretend to know i was. >> i knew who you were. >> as it turns out his dinner party comes out of the restaurant and we all end up walking back to the hotel together and as i'm talking to him i just said, how bizarre is the world eemed in of glitter and fantasy land of isney land that we were unable to repeat what alan shepard had done 40 however long it had been, 45 years ago. which was -- >> suborbital flight. >> just a suborbital flight, a lob shot. he was the first g

louis county or certainly west flor sant up in ferguson.n, we're expecting the announcement any time. there are different areas that we expect different levels, and of course we have got police officers and first responders that are in these areas. there is a plan in place. we're trying to secure the areas, protect life, protect property, and make sure that, you know, that, you know, we don't lose anybody in these situations. >> lessons learned from the last time around in terms of where to be and how to be? >> oh absolutely. i mean, and you know, we also have the opportunity to do a lot more planning. you know last time, it just, everything exploded on us so quickly, it really flashed on us. we were behind the curve from the very beginning, this time we've had more time to prepare, we've had, you know, a lot more time for larger police departments and smaller police departments to work together, establish command posts, and put particular officers in certain locations. so we're much, much more prepared this time. >> how worried are you abo