kendra fallen graduated from saint ig nay shoes high school and attending uc san diego. they say she was in napal working at an orphanage. she was among 14 people on a private plane headed to the mount everest region. the plane was forced to turn back because of cloud cover. it sh extrad in heavy rain -- it crashed in heavy rain killing everyone on board. crewss will continue to retrieve the remains of the victims from the site tomorrow. >>> well the firecrews have a long night ahead of them. sky 7hd with another live look of the fire burning southeast of clayton. it has reached 375 acres but it is 50% contained. >> also ahead a bay area soldier home from war. tonight he is talking about the constant dangers we didn't see in the videos he sent back. >> and the youtube video that has police guarding a british woman's home. >> and then late other "nightline." >> i'm bill wier. coming up, the record drop in home sales may be the

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and she was currently attending uc san diego among 14 people killed when a small plane killed near kand mand yu today. the plane headed to mount everest when cloud cover forced to it turn back. it crashed into heavy in heavy rain on a hillside. officials say falon was working at an orphanage. >> california lost out on a federal round of dollars and would have brought in millions in grant money for school reform. the finger pointing is underway for who is to blame for the failure. >> given a california public schools have gotten $17 billion less in state funding less than expecting over the last two years, they were really looking forward to getting some of this extra money. california's second round application for the controversial race to the top school reform grant received 423 points ranking 16th out of the 19th finalists just 17 points below ohio lowest-scoring state. >> i'm disappointed. >> education leaders say the $700 million california was eligible for could have helped pay for major school change that's were difficult to get through like tying teacher evaluations to students

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