grant met him and said i never had to worry about sherman. when sherman woke up two days later. he fought at the first seconds of shiloh and at the last seconds. he was a famous american. the break down the loss of command, the resignation was forgotten. sherman was the man of the hour. and two things happened. grant was discredited wrongly i think but people thought he was asleep or drunk and didn't know that this massive army had reached his own forces and he was temporarily relieved of command. and sherman said they thought i was crazy once and you give me a chance to come back. and this partnership was forged. unfortunately for the south out of that crucible of shiloh grant and sherman work like a team and had great trust in the army of the potomac and the army of the west worked in tandem and they created this strategy of holding the southern army of northern virginia fast between richmond and washington while sherman destroyed the material resources of the south. that was a ripple that took place at shiloh. the other thing is sherman had a very different reaction to shiloh

one was william sherman. when the battle started at 5:30 in the morning, william sherman was all through. he was probably the most brilliant military man in the history of american military operations, but not at shilo that morning because he had a checkered career, he retind a few -- resign a few years earlier, everything he did revealed his natural brill yens and he failed. -- brilliance. and he failed. he failed at everything. he failed as a banker, a farmer, a shopkeeper, he went down to louisiana and working on an academy and the war broke out and he had to leave. due to his political connections, his wife was connected with a prominent legal family, he was given a command at bull run, he did pretty well. he was given after that a command of the western theater specifically to watch out for kentucky and tennessee, and he said something in the fall of 1861 that ruined his career, he said that i think that this war will take 200,000 men, at that time people were talking about one great battle that would en

i think sherman would say that's too indiscriminate. he might be but the night next door might not be. he wanted to create dissension that some people were paying for their sins and others were not. you make a good point that in the south the economy was based on plantation cotton growing and that suffered enormously. but i don't think that was the intent necessarily of sherman. >> you s-- i have a question fo you, had our leader ship read your book pryor to us going into iraq, what do you think they would have done different? because it's turnings out to be a mess. >> the question is what would be different. i guess i'm a historian that looks long and i try not to read the ebb and flow of the day. and what i look at is this, if i had woken up on september 11. forget what your politics are, whether it was wrong or right to go into iraq. let's just say militarily. if i had woken up on september 12 and i had said in the next 24 months, the united states military is going to remove the taliban and saddam hussein and try to implant essentia

and he said i'm going to the right to reinforce sherman. sherman is all through. you took the wrong road. they made him reverse and go all the way back all the way back a 167 mile round trip. and lou wallace refused to turn the army. he made it make a cart wheel. it took an hour to do. he insists that the proper order be maintained and he did not get to the battlefield by 7:00 in the evening and the union army was not 40,000 men. it was 20,000 hiding under the cliffs and about to be pushed into the river. and grant was tearing his hair out where is my 7,000 men? the next morning lou wallace did come. general bell came across with 20,000. the union army that was down to 15 was now up to 50,000. they pushed the south back and won. but after the battle was over all this recrimination was directed at grant because people could come down on the tennessee river. it was easy and they could see this horrendous scene of these 24,000 people like insects and destroyed everywhere. there was an outcry of how did the south surprise us? and one of the proper scapegoats was lou w

sherman had three times that number. first line fled, second line fled, forest kept charging and all of his fellow tennesseans were gone and he was in the middle of several dozen union soldiers, they were yelling kill him and one ran up and shot him numb, his horse was hit and bleeding to death. we don't know if thisi i doubt it could be trs an eyewitness at the battle said that it was true. he picked 140-pound union soldier with one man, put him back out as a shield, and he threw him down and rode off to his destiny and northerners and southerners said who is this man that we can't kill with weapons like guns? after the battle was over, just think if there was dissension on the northern side, there was outcry in the south. the battle had been s for them to get this army undetected, to fight the first day, almost wained they messengers -- am win and they sent messengers back and to lose this battle and close down the western theater, somebody had to pay and there was a mutual recrimination, it was beuragrds fault there w

sherman time told him that the map is just a start. >> says, there's two more to go. i don't know what he means by that. i don't know what he means by that. >> the bounty hunter says two well that have not been checked the sheriff's department who is not available for comment today. has offered sherman time $33,000 for information leading to these remains of which only a small amount have been paid. ktvu channel 2 news. >> now to san francisco where some residents are asking how people could hear a dying man cry for help and not respond. investigators say 47-year-old richard of san francisco was killed around 2:00 a.m. sunday on julian avenue near 15th 15th street. neighborhood newspaper reports neighbors heard screaming but no one called police. one woman tells us she saw him lying on the sidewalk and thought he was a homeless man. >> when i came back he was laying the same position so i got closer and i thought his face was bruised it didn't look too good. so then i went upstairs and called the police. >> the cause of the death had not been released. police say they

i'going to stt wi you, matt sherman. when you look at this outbreak of violence, what does it say about how widespread, how deep is the anti-american sentiment in afghanistan? >> well, as ambassador crocker said, the deaths of americans and afghans is truly a travesty. but we must resist the urge of pulling back and make every effort to reach forward. the decision to pull advisors out of the government ministries is really something that we can'tave define our long-term relationship. i mean, this is a problem that is throughout afghanistan but there have been mistakes on every side. there has been poor communication, frankly, by americans in the government of afghanistan to articulate our intent and what we're trying to do together to bring security and governance to that country. but this is not a situation where we shouldn't continue to try to bridge that divide. >> woodruff: thomas johnson, to try to get at the question of how deep, how widespread is this anti-american feeli, w youead it? >> well, i think it's very wi

it is on the property of convicted killer wesley sherman time. one woman says she was almost a victim of the speed freak killers. the woman says she was watching the news when she instantly recognize the faces. >> i knew in my heart that i was almost gone. >> she was 19 when she crossed paths with to man who meant to do her heart. one of those two men she said she now recognizes as part of the duel of the speed freak killers. >> i thought that it was a road rage situation. what i saw his picture for the '90s, i almost buckled. >> as she has been watching it is she has thought of her memories. >> i will never forget his face, he had something wooden in his hands, but it was almost like an ax handle. as i am watching him, i could not get across the traffic. >> she says by the grace of god traffic did part eddie she was able to speed away. >> they were braise it. they're going to get me and they did not care. >>pam: still was kron4 as we continue to cover developments for more possible victims of the speed freak killers. you can also visit www.kron4

they are all likely victims of the wind and leslie sherman time called the speed freak killers. stockton record reporter scott smith describes the dig site. >> they are going through on their hands and knees and combing through bitter with their fingers and removing the large bones and shoes and other items. >> it's gruesome, if the horrible thing. >> death row inmate sherman time to mess up what he called phone sites after local bounty hunter agreed to pay him $30,000 for the information. he was on parole but killed himself last month after he heard sherman time was disclosing the great sites. it's not clear if the graves belong to one or more people. dental records identified remains on thursday as those of 25 -year-old cindy vander heated up clinton's california. she disappeared in 1998. remains found on friday could be that of stockton 16 -year-old chevelle wheeler who disappeared in 1985. he expect to search for remains for several more days. >> one person is confirmed dead after car overturned and plunged into the highway below and concorde. the car flipped several times o

i said, look, i made an arrangement with sherman tine to pay off his $13,000 restitution and anothero he can buy headstones for his mother and father's grave. and i contacted someone i worked with for about 20 years, and he and matt boettcher and a parole agent actually went down and talked face to face with sherman tine who gave them a location on several occasions. subsequently they shut down bringing the man out here to look at these locations. >> let me jump in, leonard, because there's so many parts to the story. >> there is, yes. >> when you told us about bounty, what is the price tag here, and how much ultimately would sherman tine, this convicted serial killer, how much would he get? >> i told him i would pay him $33,000 if he gave me two bodies, chevy wheeler and cindy benderheiden, and any bodies after that we would negotiate a figure on them. he's not going anywhere. i don't get anything. there's no rewards on these. excuse me? >> so why do this? >> because nobody else can do it. the sheriff of san joaquin county and the other county sheriff's office haven't been able to d

>>justine: don cornelius who famously creative soul train was found dead in his sherman oaks home this morning. tmz is reporting that law enforcement officers say it appears he committed suicide. he was 75 years old. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside off of the roof on van ness avenue, a lot of rain but right now it is a 48. looking for a high of 50 this afternoon. fox >>mark: in a live look as we take a look at traffic approaching the eight rich. here we have more heavy drizzle, spotty across the bay area. in florida, authorities are saying they found the body of an 11th victim inside of a truck days after this deadly interested crash. 18 people were taken to hospital with injuries. fog and smoke from a nearby fire reduced visibility to down near zero along a stretch of 75 near gainesville. the road was closed for three hours on sunday but it was reopened in and the crash happened. it was closed again later as a precaution. the crash is considered the worst in the past 30 years. an 11th victim just found. >>darya: of the children of the

convicted serial killer was the sherman signs made a map to the bodies. determine their sex it aged. >>mark: we will have an update on the weather forecast right after the break. and >>darya: happy monday. we're focused on the weather. if you are headed out the door is a wet. the rain into the wind could be an issue depended on how soon you leave the house. on the approach to the bay bridge, clear and easy. >>james: here is a shot at the golden gate. similar conditions would damp roadways. no rain at the moment that is a possibility. over the next 24 hours, this is what we are expecting. this morning, light rain and wind until noon. this afternoon, a chance of scattered showers with highs anywhere from 51-57. this evening, things will remain cloudy but we will have a gradual drying and a much drier tomorrow morning. let's take a look at what we are expecting with the rain this morning. we have quite a bit of rain to the north. all this is still expected to track across our area throughout the course of the day. future cast 4 is showing as, at 6:00 a.m., t

roger sherman of connecticut would concentrate all authority in congress. what sherman called the executive magistracy, an institution for carrying the will of the legislature into effect. other delegates proposed a leadership representing the nation's three distinct regions, a three-headed executive. benjamin franklin opposed an executive veto and argued that the president should draw no salary. charls pickny insisted that no one should be considered for the presidency unless he owned at least $100,000 in property. a trial balloon franklin gleefully shot down by suggesting that some of the richest people he knew were among the biggest rogues. who then should elect the chief executive? congress or the people? if the former, how should take the lead? the office should be energetic but not too energetic. memories of royal tyranny were still fresh. george mason thought the presidency as it evolved was entirely too powerful especially where war making was concerned. at his insistence the grounds for presidential impeachment were brought to include the deliberat

determined jaw, that little man has done more to put down the rebellion than any general except grant and sherman. some of you may have already figured out who steedman was talking about. it was, of course, admiral david, the commander of the fleet in the recent victory at mobile bay. he is more important and more relevant to our chronological focus today, the captor of new orleans and architect of union control of the lower mississippi valley in 1862. in my judgment thiezchievements along with the part in the port hud sentence and vicksburg campaigns in 1863 but especially the capture of new orleans, one of the most important northern strategic victories of the war do entitle him to virtually equal status with grant and sherman in winning the war. in the eyes of contemporaries in 1861, however, the allegiance to the united states in the sectional conflict was an open question. although he had served under the american flag for half a century and had fought in the war of 1812 and the mexican war under that flag, a similar record was true of other southern born officers who chose to go with the co

northern strategic victories of the war, do indeed entitle farragut with close status with grant and sherman in winning the war. in the eyes of contemporaries in 1861, however, farragut's allegiance to the united states in the sectional conflict was an open question. although he had served under the american flag for half a century and then fought in the war of 1812 and the mexican war under that flag, a similar record was true of other southern-born officers who chose to go with the confederacy. farragut has been born and raised in tennessee. had married a woman from virginia. after his first wife died, he married another virginia woman in 1843. when he was not at sea, he lived in norfolk. he had a brother in new orleans. and a sister in mississippi. as the sectional conflict heated up, he said to friends in virginia, god forbid i should ever have to raise my hand against the south. but when abraham lincoln called off the militia after the confederates attacked ft. sumpter, farragut expressed approval of that action. his virginia neighbors told him that anyone holding this opinion could not

leonard padilla told us nature sherman told him about the new well yesterday. 1,000 human app pwops fromas many as 30 victims in the killing spree in the 80's and 90's already recovered from a well in the town of lynden. last weak researchers used dog to check out a second well. now comes word of this potential third well. >>> teenager suspected of at least one armed robbery is under arrest tonight in san jose. officer spotted the 16-year-old suspect latete this afternoon on the south west expressway near baskin avenue. policexd closed the nearby los gatos creek trail during the search for him and ended with young man taken that custody without incident just after 6 tonight at gas station. >>> 4 people face charges tonight after taking police on chase through 3 bay area counties. sky 7 hd captured exclusive video showing one of the men jumping out of moving truck and taking off running. 3 men and woman accused of stealing a welder trailer from a craw repairing wind mill at at may pass. pursuit began near 5 80 in livermore and south on to highway 6 80 in san jose. then they took 101 north

. >> robert tells us it does not appear that sherman is revealing burial sites to free his conscious. the bounty hunter offered money in exchange for this information, sherman wants to buy cigarettes and candy behind bars. >>> president obama today rushes to solve an election year political fire storm over religion, health insurance, and birth control. women working at faith based institutions can get free birth control, but it will be paid for by their health insurance plan. not by the religious institutions. o'donnell explains. >> the healthcare reform law that i signed. >> calling himself a citizen and a christian, the president today announced a compromise. >> after the many genuine concerns that have been raised over the last few weeks, as well as frankly the more cynical desire on the part of some to make this into a political football. it became clear that spending months hammering out a solution was not going to be an option. >> the new policy would not require religious institutions like catholic hospitals or universities to provide free contraception for their employees. ins

a sketch by death row inmate wesley sherman lead police to the discovery. investigators say the skull does not belong to makayla garrett that was kidnapped in hayward. they say it's probably cindy that disappeared in 1998. >> i'm really happy for the family. i hope they can find the rest of the people that he has stolen from families. bring their daughters, mothers, sisters home. >> sherman time was convicted of her murder. today they will search the property for more possible victims. >>> the human form of mad cow disease has been ruled out in one race of a rare brain disorder in marin county. they have come across two confirmed cases of an illness called cjd. one of those cases turned out to be fatal. the disease can develop naturally or it can come from eating the meat of animals with mad cow disease. one of the cases is definitely not related to mad cow disease. >>> time is 4:45. a roman catholic broadcasting network is suing the obama administration over the new mandate that religious organizations offer their workers birth control coverage. the ewtn g

because his partner in crime was the sherman time was talking to authorities as well as writing lettersgether. now team coverage continues with catherine heenan. she has also been looking into a long history of this case. >>catherine: this was always a very sad chilling case clear yet is makayla garrett is a little girl that left home and went to ride scooters with her friend and never came home a. recruit her mother never got on the fact that she almost told her little girl that she could not go to the store a couple blocks away from their pay would hone and--there they were home and what he eventually gave in when the nine you obey her. he took off with her friend and after they left the store, retrieve know what when a man grabbed her from behind and crew her friend makayla is green ink in his car. a friend look into the death of a description that the payment would this get. but the suspect is described as a white man aged 18 to early 20s with a dirty blond shoulder like there. where her mother sent an amber alert and said, they needed a better technology your in a soul the case mig

reichardt was the sherman time is shared the information in a recent interview.ather than he and his partner are known as does a be a freak killers. it was hand drawn. so far toward is have found thousands of a bone fragment. of view they have identified the remains of two missing women. he said and then he'll disclosed new locations in the future letters that he intends to a newspaper. he still says he did not kill many people, we claims his former partner who committed suicide earlier this year. he also apologize for taking so long as >>james: or the city met with the fbi and the california justice department but no details as of yet. they tune will have the latest row on the serbs--how creek and latest on the search. >>reporter: crew and send to this is a guy who was then on the run down to around from place to place an city to city. >>justine: will allow the legal battle over the worst oilfield in the u.s. history--oil spill and we've had in the world history was set to begin this morning in louisiana but not if it will be put back to march 5th. >>justine: ac

leonard padilla told us nature sherman told him about the new well yesterday. 1,000 human app pwops fromas many as 30 victims in the killing spree in the 80's and 90's already recovered from a well in the town of lynden. last weak researchers used dog to check out a second well. now comes word of this potential third well. >>> teenager suspected of at least one armed robbery is under arrest tonight in san jose. officer spotted the 16-year-old suspect late this afternoon on the south west expressway near baskin avenue. policexd closed the nearby los gatos creek trail during the search for him and ended with young man taken that custody without incident just after 6 tonight at gas station. >>> 4 people face charges tonight after taking police on chase through 3 bay area counties. sky 7 hd captured exclusive video showing one of the men jumping out of moving truck and taking off running. 3 men and woman accused of stealing a welder trailer from a craw repairing wind mill at at may pass. pursuit began near 5 80 in livermore and south on to highway 6 80 in san jose. then they took 101 north t

bounty hunter has been in communication with wesley sherman time. said there are more burial sites not drawn on his map. >> now he's saying there's two more in addition to that that he hasn't talked about. >> the sheriff's department says if it find a second well it will then determine if they can excavate that site. ktvu channel 2 news. >> three fremont schools will lock down today during a manhunt. police are looking for the suspect following a home invasion on stanley avenue. police say there was a brief with a homeowner and that the suspects ran away. officers did locate all three suspects at different locations nearby and put them into custody. and irving ton and robertson high schools were on lock down for about an hour. police arrested a suspect today after a search to force evacuation of an elementary school. a neighbor called police around 11:00 a.m. after spotting a man in front of a home across the park international academy. students were evacuated from that school and taken to a nearby park. police found a man about half hour later they

content -- general grant didn't want to give his success so he passed the buck to general lillian sherman who never met a reporter he didn't hate, absolutely hate. oblivious to politics because lincoln hoped to keep the department james bennett, sherman sent the reporter the following message. come with a sword or muskette, prepare to share with us our fate in sunshine and storm and i will welcome you, but come as representative of the press, which you yourself say makes no slight difference between truth and false hood. my answer is, never. the ban remained in force. following william mckee, who lincoln called a democrat editor, which was, you know, akin do a worse adjective, had better luck. he got hold of and published lincoln's official letter promoting a general named john scofield in missouri. skoe fooed was outraged. he demanded mckee name his source and when refused, ordered him arrested. lincoln generally reprimanded the -- not for violating freedom of the press but for upsetting the political apple court. keep in mind, missouri is a state teetering between the south and the nort

. >> el investigador dice que están escabando incorrecto, pero no dijeron nada, padilla y sherman, trabajaron mapa donde enterraron al menos 13 cuerpos, cerca de la casa y otra a una milla cercana. >> él puede decir aquí, llegando aquí se acuerda. >> hemos trabajado meses en ese mapa, pero ya lo cambiaron y sabemos donde ir, aquí en los árboles, y llegaban a las 10 o 2 de la mañana y echaban el cuerpo y vamonos . >> se a gastado 'más de 1000 dólares en escabación. >> no nos hubieramos demorado tanto tiempo. >> en total hay cinco lugares diferentes donde localizar cuerpos. >> un oficial de la policía actuó en defensa propia, que trató de atacarlo con un cuchillo, un video muestra que charles, le dispara el cuchillo al policía. >> un incendio en el 300 de la calle hwerwest. >> no hubo muertos. >> ataques de pandillas en casa con grafitis. >> una mujejer de san josé fue acusada de intento de asesinato por ayudar a su hijo acuchillar a un joven de 13 aÑos. >> esta noche una balacera en un parque la víctima murió en el lugar del crimen. >> un hombre que esta acusado por violencia doméstica, irrump

so he passed the buck to general william sherman who never met a reporter he didn't hate. absolutely hate. oblivious to the politics because lincoln hoped to keep the herald's unpredictable editor, the democrat james gordon bennett inside the pro-war camp, sherman sent the reporter the following message. come with a sword or musket, prepare to share with us our fate in sunshine and storm, and i will welcome you, but come as the representative the press, which you yourself say makes no slight difference between truth and falsehood and my answer is never. the ban on mr. knox remained in force. fella named william mckee who lincoln called a democrat editor, which is akin to a worse adjective had better luck. he got ahold of and published lincoln's official letter promoting a general named john schofield in missouri. schofield was outraged. he demanded that mckee name his source and when he refused ordered him arrested. lincoln gently reprimanded the general. not for violating freedom of the press, but for upsetting the political card. i fear this loses you the middle position

sherman is a fabulous character. but that's down the road and that's getting ahead of myself. but clearly, the lee grant story is the biggy for most people. i wanted to find a story that really drew me in. i picked up a book by chance, the letters of john and abigail adams. the book of john and abigail. we're fortunate that someone had to save franklin's writings from the dust bin and preserve them for us. george washington is simpler. everybody who had his name on any piece of paper saved it, or obvious reasons. much like they saved robert e. lee's. as i began to read this book about john and abigail, i was struck by this is a love story. i didn't know that. john adams is the man,hi man w states government. think about, you know, the united states government. we sort of take it for granted. we have a senate in the house of representatives and all that kind of stuff. well somebody had to think of that. somebody had to sit down and write that down on paper how this was going to work. the person who did that is john adams, you know that. as i got into this story, i began discove

i shall probably wouldn't once owned by sherman tines family.ock and this is where the new human remains were recovered with the help of the cadaver dogs. neighbors in the area described the scene. banner of 01 and held out to the other it was successful human solidarity some schools out there. they had shoveling in one spot and then there were about four different spots, they had tarps and tools, and chain saws corporate review and they've pretty much clear away. >> darya: of the question now is who remained are they? ribose sides were provided by the connecticut dealers german time. his partner committed suicide last month >>james: we are falling in what fire burning in the north bay. and this is happening in napa county this morning. where, want to give you an orientation of where the fire broke out. in its started just yet today, it is just north and to the needs are and just outside city limits, at last word the fire consumed about 40 a. a. they say they have is about 50 percent contained, they're hoping to make some improvement on that rou

cornelius was found dead early this morning at his home in sherman oaks, california. police investigating but believe he died of a self-inn inflicted gunshot wound it started in 1971 and aired nationally until 2006. it was the first to feature primarily african-american dancer and musical artist the. don cornelius was 75 years old. >> what a set of pipes he had, too. >> amazing what he accomplished in his lifetime. >>> when we come back tonight on news4 at 5:00, they call it the tebow bill, could change high school sports in virginia. >>> a massive recall, 1 million packets of birth control pills being pulled off the market. >>> what's your workout? cardio followed by relaxation. the class that uses exercise and bright >>> if the lack of light and really cold temperatures is bringing you down, then a new workout might be able to lift your spirits. >> is called the lighten up workout. it combines traditional high-intensity cardio with meditation and stretching, but there's a twist. you do the stretching under a special light that's supposed to do more than bryant up th

grant and william tecumseh sherman and also phil sheridan all of these names are familiar. and these are the men who were running things. 1871, they unleashed the greatest war machine in american history. looking at this tribe that was sitting there holding up everything. 1871 these guys said, one of the reasons the comanches were still there as i point* out is the civil war took the attention away from the planes. 1871 that attention was no longer focused on the war or reconstructions but now look to see what we will do about the comanche problem. quanah parker was 21 years old the leader of the most remote and most hostile bands in the panhandle by low becker amarillo texas. they were an amazing bunch. they kept away from the white man contracted very few of the disease is. 15,000 horses, they traded with men who operated out of new mexico. you see them in movies as a rough bunch. so grant and sherman decide they have been death so they center colonel mackenzie down, and he wrote rues career parallels custer. so they send mackenzie 600 bluecoats ride out and they will get

my friend, sherman, many people have gone way beyond the call of duty. just want to give them a round of applause. [applause] san francisco will always have a happy new year. i look forward to seeing everyone next year. [applause] >> thank you, claudine. that concludes our stamp ceremony. on behalf of the postal service, i want to thank the mayor for joining us and our platform guests for participating in a ceremony and for all of you for attending our lunar new year, year of the dragon commemoration. ♪

my friend, sherman, many people have gone way beyond the call of duty. just want to give them a round of applause. [applause] san francisco will always have a happy new year. i look forward to seeing everyone next year. [applause] >> thank you, claudine. that concludes our stamp ceremony. on behalf of the postal service, i want to thank the mayor for joining us and our platform guests for participating in a ceremony and for all of you for attending our lunar new year, year of the dragon commemoration. ♪ >> i think a lot of times we look a community and we say, there is this one and this one, and we all have our own agenda, when our agenda is to create great work. if you're interested in that, you are part of our community. >> it is a pleasure to have you here tonight. >> we are trying to figure out a way to create a space where theater and presentation of live work is something that you think of, the same way that you think of going to the movies. of course, it has been complex in terms of economics, as it is for everyone. artistically, we have done over

it crash-landed near 160 by sherman island. authorities say it collided near the rio vista about 7:00 p.m. >> i believe she had very minor, minor injuries, a couple cuts on her hand. our paramedic spoke with the hospital doctor. the doctor i believe got on the phone and actually spoke with the patient and talked her into going just to get checked out. >> they managed to shut off the fuel system which may have prevented the fiery crash. the pilot attempted to make it to the airport. they made a forced landing near the end of the runway. the pilot of the airplane walked away with minor injuries. contra costa sheriff says a small portion of the investigation for this crash will be done by his office only because the plane landed here. >> we will be documenting what occurred here and the deputies will take contact with the pilots,ett set raw. ett set raw. it occurred in non-contra costa county space. >> they are talking to authorities about how this accident happened. >> the f.a.a. and the ntsb and the sacramento sheriff's departme

news at the top of that report soul train creator and host, don cornelius, found dead in his home shermanfound dead apparently of a self-inflicted gunshot wound we will have more on our website myfoxdc.com sarah back to you. >> all right thanks. >> actor sean penn has a new title ambassador at large for haiti. the haitian president presented him with this he got the honor because of his humanitarian works since the earthquake he set up over seeing a settlement camp. >>> doesn't matter where you watch the super bowl as long as there is good food involved right? it can be healthy, without losing the flavour, salt and pepper the chef here to show us scrumptious game day recipes someone say chilli and meat ball sub. >> alexandria's finest boutiques offering steep discounts annie reviews that huge sale coming up after the break i'm in a tricky situation here. i'm bidding on a 1979 dukes of hazzard lunchbox, but my auction ends in 15 seconds ! even worse, my buddy's bidding on the same lunchbox. it's airbrushed ! but i've got verizon 4g lte. it's so fast that i can outbid him at the last second

they searched the area and the property had belonged to killer westerly sherman time. after that, somebody committed suicide and he said heel reveal where some of his victims were buried. it included the nine-year-old kidnapped in 1988. the search turned up nothing last december but investigators are not saying if they found anything this time. >>> mobile merchant's association held an emergency meeting to talk about thanks often lead to violence. they are pooling money to hire armed security guards and put cameras in the trucks. >> our lunch truck owners are being considered as atm. today is the day we stand up and say this is it, we are not going to take this anymore. >> a group was involved in a shooting at a taco truck and a killing of gabriel right outside his father's taco truck last december. >>> they have dropped all charges against norman welsh, christopher butler and lewis lombardi awe face federal charges. prosecutors say they dismissed their case to avoid interfearing with the federal case. >> sheriff ross mirkarimi is now able to see his little boy. a judg

. >> sacramento bounty hunter leonard padilla paid 33,000ses today sherman tin for information to then drew maps on where bodies are buried. padilla is surprised searchers found anything. >> in this well i don't know there is anymore than a couple. i do believe in the other well there is as many as a dozen. >> he confronted herz yog, parole aid year ago. herz yog committed suicide just hours after being told his partner in crime was telling authorities where bodies are buried e shermantin says he should be searching the family property where they still live. >> there is a lot of wells they should dig up in this area. >> and there is another site identified preliminarily as belonging to a 23-year-old and remains found friday could be those of a 16-year-old shafel wheeler. the sheriff office says she fielded nearly 30 calls from people who have listing loved ones. >> and there are efforts being closely watched. the 9-year-old abducted in november, 1988 and say and her mother told abc 7 news she doesn't believe shermantin's claims, she's holding hope that remains do not belong to her daug

lesley sherman dean is on death row at san quentin. his sidekick picture on the left hung himself while out on parole last month. j.r stone is following the story and rushed to us like investigators in the gary case are interested in learning more. >>j.r.: investigators were busy in calaveras county on thursday. these are partial human remains. they were led there by a death row inmate. he had mentioned callebs garrett in some of his writings. thicker they believe their remains are of this woman who disappeared in 1998. >>grant: materially garrett went missing back in 1988. today, kron4 spoke with here investigators. >> is in fact there was the slightest belief that maybe they found something that would lead us to mchale look, we would go out there. the sheriff's department would let us know that. we are going to speak with him, but we have to wait for our opportunities that we do not jeopardize the cases. >>grant: the remains were found in san andreas. the family lives in castro valley. meanwhile, we go to hayward, that is where it re

the search was launched after a tip from convicted killer, wesley sherman tien who claims there could be more than ten bodies in that well from a killing spree in the 1980s and '90s. >>> we have up to 34 piles of dirt and debris that we're having our personnel sift through. it's tedious and lengthy. so we're going to be here a while. >> sherman tine's partner in some of the crimes committed suicide last month. searchers resume sifting through the dirt tomorrow morning weather permitting. >>> a california law banning affirmative action on a campus is -- schools rallied against prop 209 in san francisco today. the law has been challenged several times since voters passed it back in 1996. two yearsing a, though, a district court judge dismissed the latest lawsuit. today a panel of three judges heard the appeal listening to arguments from prop 209 supporters who say it brought equality to the admission's process because race, gender and ethnicity can no longer be considered. opponents say the cause -- the cause of dramatic drop in black and latino students despite the increase in percenta