. >> you want to do something to differentiate and leave no stone unturned to. >> use the chair of the university science departments. >> if it's a close race you do not want to give up any vote preview want to give it your best shot. obviously slightly been a best shot -- slightly better than a best shot. >> he said baldonado can campaign where ever he wants and i will do just the same. newsom will attend a rally in northern california later this week. >>> the parolee suspected of slamming a stolen van into a san francisco police officer is in a jail tonight. they arrested 36-year-old alexander diaz earlier this morning after investigators found that he took a bus from san jose to los angeles. he is expected to return to the bay area to face charges by the end of next week's. >> he may want to stay in los angeles in which case they would be a hearing asking that he would be moved back here to the jurisdiction in which the incident occurred the. >> the motorcycle officers suffered leg injuries and will be released from hospital later this week. >>> san francisco firefighters extinguish

>>> triple murder in south suburban harvey have police leave nothing stone unturned. i'm steve sanders. >> i'm allison payne. >>> first northern illinois university is a campus on edge today. investigators are trying to figure out if human remains found near the campus of those of a missing freshman with so many unanswered questions students are fearing for their safety. >>> julian crews is live in de kalb with the latest on that case. >> reporter: good afternoon. there are unconfirmed reports that the body may have been discovered well before saturday when police made their public announcement that human remains had been found. a press conference set to happen this afternoon could shed more light on the investigation. in the mean time over the weekend the missing girl's family talked publicly about their pain. >> it's not what we hoped, obviously. the family would like to say that there is nothing at this point that can bring tony back to us. the most question hope for is answers. >> reporter: as a family waits to get answers, traffic into the residence dorms on the

expression here, were well represented, well prepared, and i don't believe that they left any page unturned to come with a strong support for what they are trying to do. i do believe it is in our own interest as a commission not to get bogged down with endless discussions on projectses which are coming in because i have to assume that the owner of these projects are very much in support of streamlining the process. president miguel: i also had the pleasure of participating in the department's hearings and i was pleased to see the large representation of the neighborhood both in numbers and the groups that they represented. i believe the neighborhood in undertaking the outreach did a superb job of dealing with the residents and the businesses in the neighborhood and i know they're continuing with the businesses. and it was a bit of a continuation of the years of the market octavia plan that were very acrimonious

they will leave no stone unturned in terms of the shy capacity. we have to build our board.are very courageous in putting the bond measure on the ballot. we have to skilled educators, but we have to have the heart to see the mission of our dis trikt in terms of equity and focusing on those most unrserved. i'll i'm delighted to be working with every one of them. >> lawmakers in sfraacramento a busy pointing the finger at each other. what would you say to those laying blame on somebody else. who might need to pass budgets sooner with education in mind? >> first, i would say to the votered, vote. because legislators get the message that way, don't they? but i also say that the responsibility is all of ours. we need to recognize it's not just sacramento or local government that we as individual citizens when we vote and make determinations about how the state is managed, what the priorities are for the resources we do have, and we can make our voices known, so i'm particularly as a naturalized citizen, vote, vote, vote. >> san jose evergreen community college. any final thoughts

if i had to characterize the nature of the planning is they really want to leave no stone unturned. from thinking about minor skin infections to offering inoculations and vaccines when people reach the surface. they haven't been exposed to germs for two months. the common cold could be a disaster, for example. they're getting flu shots. things like that are important. protecting the eyes. the eyes suddenly starting to constrict in response to sunlight can be damaging to the eyes. it can be damaging to the back of the eye as well. so those sorts of things. but the more important issues. the atmospheric pressure change. could there be damage to the internal organs? they've been given 20% oxygen. but there's going to be a change overall for them. all of that is going to be very important. and all these various planning stages. you're right. they're going to learn a lot. hopefully it will all go flawlessly. >> we certainly hope so, sanjay. we appreciate you hopping in front of the camera this morning. we may get a chance to chat with you more. i want to talk about the mental state of th

no test result is left unturned. got to crack a case that has stumped every doctor before you, you need to think outside the box. you need to work together. that's the premise of udp. would it all work for kylie and sally? no one, no doctors, no specialists, no researchers could explain what was happening to sally massagee. her muscles had grown grotesquely large and hard, like rocks underneath her skin. >> it became increasingly difficult just to walk. at some point i knew if it continued it would kill me. >> reporter: for one week, dr. gahl's team of world class medical experts probed and collect exhaustive scans, blood work, and a tissue sample from sally's bicep. >> we do liken it to detective work, but remember, a lot of the detective work takes place after the patients have gone. >> reporter: after five days, the patients go home. and despite the odds against success, they are less desperate. >> i took that disclaimer and i heard it and i still clutched a strong dose of hope. >> reporter: what would be months o

there are so many intricacies, but in this case, we didn't leave stones unturned.eder for his individual acts. so they are taking a look to see if there's anything more tangential that would have been of a criminal nature, including other people that he associated with. >> because of the -- because there have been a lot of crimes of violence and crimes of property damage committed by people who have an -- who share anç ideological commitment to e stream wing of the anti-abortion movement, this is a form of criminal behavior that has been "federalized" is the wrong word, but about which there was federal attention in ways there wouldn't be if the crimes weren't realitied to anti-abortion ideology. as someone working as a district attorney in sedgwick county, kansas, do you feel like you were offered federal resources or had the support of the federal government that reflected a federal concern with this essentially as a form of domestic terrorism, or at least as a different type of crime? >> well, we were capable of handling the case with our own resources. i did c

let's leave nothing to chance and dot every i and cross every t and leave no stone unturned. m.o. for the whole mission. the sunglasses are a reflection of that. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thank you very much. what you are looking at on the screen right now is after the ninth miner to come up, they are re-prepping the fenix capsule to go back down. >> we're going to get a live demonstration of just how small that fenix capsule is and what it is like to be in there. we'll check in with him in just a moment. we'll be right back. ot just a warran.uar platie everythinge do it's beln it's a yea 50 milpromise. wi complenta schemaintee and /7 roaide assiance. beusen y ce the st bif, faaronar >>> 22 minutes after the hour. we continue with special coverage of the rescue of the 33 miners. the fenix capsule has just gone back down into the ground. the line momentarily stopped as it they put this block in place. it's designed to keep the line away from the edge of that type to stop it from chafing. they drop the capsule down 25 feet and then on the way back up we get an indication the capsule

this is the leave no stone unturned approach ithink. >> another interesting stop the president i making next week "the daily show with jon stewart." we're trying to get the young voters outut in midterm election you don't see a strong youth vote. what are we expecting? >> look, obama's been spending a lot of time courting the youth. we an mtv sponsored tow hall, doing big rallies. at university campuses recently, certainly the timing of "the daily show" interview three days before the rally on national mall is intendeto ge up support there. there is the lingering question last year, sorry, last midterm election, 25.5% turnout in terms of youth 18 to 29, an improvement over the last two midterm elections. can we count on the youth? don't know. there's a lot of buzz and enthusiasm in the air. whether that translate tops the polls is unknown. >> a lot of stories as to whether the democrats continue have control of congress. another big story are the gubernatorial races. 37 states in play here, 25 of which are extremely competitive. how important are these governors races and what could los

we need to do everything we can and leave no stone unturned.where we stand today. we are going to win this race and it's going to be a great night on november 2nd. do you agree? [applause] our state is heading in the wrong direction, but we have the fix. we have john kasich. let's do everything we can for the next four days and work hard up through and including when the polls close on election day. let's wake up the next morning and celebrate our victory. it will be a victory. take about five minutes to celebrate because we have a lot of work to do it we are going to get started on november 3rd. are you going to be with us? [applause] it does not end there. we need you for the next four years. this is a team of people that will work together to fix our state. if you get a phone call in january or february and we say we need you to come to columbus, we need you to stand on the statehouse steps and participate in a good old fashioned sit in our which is the key to stand by our side, because there are people who are not going to like what we need

they were absolutely committed to not leave any stone unturned as they combed through the foliage andssy areas, searching for even the tiniest scrap of evidence. finally, over 10 years after the heinous act, the perpetrator al-megrahi, was brought to trial i worked hard here in the senate to secure funding so that the victims families could attend the trial that took place in the hague. megrahi's conviction brought them a small degree of comfort, knowing that price would be paid for this unconscionable deed and that megrahi would spend the rest of his life behind bars. unfortunately, the events of last summer tour of part this small satisfaction that they had that justice was being pursued. al-megrahi was supposedly suffering from a fatal form of cancer and the scottish government decided to release this killer back to libya on so-called compassionate grounds. what irony is this that this man who took these lies and and without a thought about it, planned carefully and decided that this was his idea and it was his management that brought better plane down and in heat is released on co