parked unside is this small train. it's a miniature monorail that was once used for transporting lumberjacks and their equipment. now it works just as hard, but as a tourist attraction. >> translator: the people who come here from the city, it's a novelty. as soon as they see it, they all go wow! >> reporter: visitors come from all over japan to experience the ride up for a start, everyone hasasas pt on a helmet. we going there? no way! >> reporter: at its steepest point, the incline reaches 35 degrees. >> translator: you've got to be kidding! >> reporter: the monorororororo forest. if you're lucky, the driver may stop to let you take some snaps and to give a little lecture on the scenery. >> translator: okay. here's the best photo spot. those moss covered shapes are limestone. they turn like that due to erosion from the rain. >> reporter: they carry on, up to the cave. the magical formations are created by nature. when it's time to head home, another surprise awaits. >> translator: we're traveling backwards? >> transl

the younger brother opened the gate and went unside. they came back, the daughter was missing. >> searchers are focused on the lake area, she can't swim. police found clothing in the yard and believe she vanished without any clothes on. >>> a gold country community coming to grips after the weekend arrest of a 12-year-old boy for the murder of his 8-year-old sister, laila fowler. the brother claims an intruder stabbed his sister to death. >> this is a school where the boy was a 7th grader. we're told he return forward classes here for just one day. now he's charge wtd murder of a sister his family says he loved. >> he was a friend of mine and didn't seem to have problems. >> the 14-year-old says he's a school mate of the 12-year-old boy arrested for killing his 8-year-old sister, laila fowler. it was him.would ha i just didn't think he was that way. he never seemed to have problems, just happy go lucky. >> he'd always had issues and always a kid to be in trouble. >> a nice guy? >> yes. >> the boy, whose face we're obscuring because he's

this is what they found unside the backpack.ey also say, they took for some reason, a jar of vaseline that they found in the dorm room thinking it might have something to do with it and homework assignment sheet that was in the backpack which the investigators say is from a class which dzhokhar tsarnaev was enrolled. so this -- they did find the backpack, which according to investigators, the three men took from his dorm room and then decided to throw away after the fbi released the pictures of the marathon bombing suspects and te realize that their friend, dzhokhar tsarnaev, was considered a suspect. there is one other interesting bit of detail, tamron, from this criminal complaint. it says that one of the men told the fbi that when he was eating a meal, with dzhokhar tsarnaev about a month before the marathon bombing, dzhokhar said, quote, that he knew how to make a bomb. that was a month before the marathon bombing. so as i say, there's a lot of interesting detail in this criminal complaint that these young men will face char