daughter. 16-year-old chevy wheeler disappeared in 1985. now, more than two decades later, chevy's finally coming home, after convicted killer wesley shermantine revealed where he buried her body. >> i grabbed my husband and hugged him. and we just cried. that we were finally bringing her home. >> reporter: wheeler and her husband arrived to stockton tuesday night, to retrieve her daughter's remains. >> it killed something in my heart. >> reporter: both described what they endured all these years as excruciating. the heartache nearly killed ray wheeler, who was forced to retire after suffering a heart attack. >> he sits by himself. and he looks at her picture all day long and talks to her. and it's just killing him. >> reporter: the couple says they don't buy shermantine's apology or his claim he buried their daughter but didn't kill her. >> i hope to see him get the needle. i'm going to be there. to watch it. him get his. me and my husband, we're going to be there. >> reporter: the wheelers hope shermantine will lead the families of other

led by letters and maps from shermantine from his cell on san quentin's death row, wheeler's body and that of another victim were found in calaveras county. bones found in a well near linden where shermantine and herzog met in high school have yet to be identified. >> yes. yes. i was almost one of those victims. i was asked to go out to the parties and i'm big on the buddy system. and so i was always with my other friend and chevy would want to us go out. >> reporter: shermantine started talking after bounty hunter leonard padilla offered him money for information and padilla also attended the member service. >> shermantine's not lying about other bodies being out there in wells. he's basically told us. >> reporter: the parents of chevy wheeler now live in tennessee and say they will take their daughter home this weekend. >> we have waited 26 years. now we're going to bring her home. >> reporter: now, as for the investigation, detectives did discover more bones in calaveras county about a week ago. those bone fragments haven't been identified. authorities also trying to determine if t

interesting to hear him discussing with john wheeler who is no longer with us, john wheeler proposed the observer dependent universe in which we can't have the laws of physics or laws of nature and less there are observers. if there were no observers, if we disappear from the scene there are no longer any observers will there be a history of the universe anymore? and interesting question. the same way of thinking, this top-down way of thinking. when i finished the draft of a book i have my husband read it because my husband fielded global studies. he is not a scientist but is a very good example of the target audience. intelligent people. he claims if he can understand it anybody can. but he read the close of the book, i quoted stephen hawking saying he is still a child who had never grown up asking how and why questions, occasionally finding an answer that satisfied him. occasionally finding an answer that satisfies him and and in for while. and i thought i met that in the book. that is exactly right. that is the nature of his adventure. find a nature that satisfies him but soon he

the remains of chevy wheeler were discovered in calaveras county. investigators say wheeler was one of the victims of the speed freak killers. her parents arrived to receive their daughter's remains. her mother paula says she never lost hope. >> we never gave up to find her. we looked and we looked and we wanted to find her so bad. >> convicted serial killer wesley shermantine revealed where he buried wheeler's body. >> pot clubs taking a hit from a federal judge. several medical marijuana suppliers and patients filed lawsuits last year to protest the crackdown on the drug. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting this week a judge in sacramento became the first to dismiss one of those suits, saying the justice department will enforce federal drug laws. the judge's decision allowing federal prosecutors to continue its campaign that shut down several dispensaries in california. >> we obtained new photos of a suspect wanted for torturing a man for his atm card pin. here is a look at images from a gas station near santa cruz over the weekend. the person

. >> it is a 200-pound tire from an 18-wheeler. it rushes past the two men at an estimated speed of 45 to 60 miles per hour. >> i remember hearing the horn from an 18-wheeler. it was actually another 18-wheeler behind the vehicle that had lost the wheel trying to warn us because he could see it coming. >> the runaway tire races down the road, coming from behind. >> the tire hit the very back of my holster. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> and it caused it to twist around, which caused a bruise on the complete right side of my hip. it ripped out the holster, smoothed down the rough edge of the holster, and it messed up the grip and the magazine of my pistol. >> by chance, split seconds before the tire whizzes by, the sergeant places his hand high up on the guardrail and leaned slightly to his left. >> had i not, you know, reached my hand up, it would have, you know, even where it did hit, it would have probably severed my arm. >> the near-hit throws davidson for a loop. >> i got sick to my stomach immediately after. i guess all the adr

and also, the inspiration has been john wheeler here at princeton. and the drawings and things to explain things. one of the greatest compliments i had was to have john wheeler put one of my drawings up on his office door. he didn't put it there to show what shouldn't be done. but one of my favorite reviews of any of my books was one that appeared in a periodical that i think was called the taxi drivers time and this reviewer said, this was a review of my first stephen hawking book in 1989. it said, come it said in my book, this is the book that tells us what the levy hell a brief history of time was all about. [laughter] and for those who never made it past chapter 2. [laughter] and i thought well, i hope that 22 years later i am still capable of that type of explanation. if you follow stephen hawking's science chronologically through his life if i is done in this book, rather than getting hit piecemeal as we often do, you discover that he has some rather healthy habits of pulling the rug out from some of his own discoveries and some of his own asse

. >> reporter: frank, we're at franklin high school, this is where 16-year-old chevy wheeler's motherold us she last saw her daughter alive. >> to put it above my mantle. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter's remains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> he just happens to be an extra rotten, low down dirty dog. >> yeah, rest in hell. that's all i've got to say to him. >> report

. >> reporter: frank, we're at franklin high school, this is where 16-year-old chevy wheeler's motherold us she last saw her daughter alive. >> to put it above my mantle. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter's remains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> he just happens to be an extra rotten, low down dirty dog. >> yeah, rest in hell. that's all i've got to say to him. >> report

led by letters and maps from shermantine from his cell on san quentin's death row, wheeler's body and that of another victim were found in calaveras county. bones found in a well near linden where shermantine and herzog met in high school have yet to be identified. >> yes. yes. i was almost one of those victims. i was asked to go out to the parties and i'm big on the buddy system. and so i was always with my other friend and chevy would want to us go out. >> reporter: shermantine started talking after bounty hunter leonard padilla offered him money for information and padilla also attended the member -- the memorial service. >> shermantine's not lying about other bodies being out there in wells. he's basically told us. >> reporter: the parents of chevy wheeler now live in tennessee and say they will take their daughter home this weekend. >> we still miss her like the day she was born. but we're going to take her home. you know, and rejoice having her after all these years. >> reporter: authorities have asked the fbi to join in the investigation. reporting in lodi, i'm mark sayre, cbs

. >> turns his four-wheeler into a three-wheeler.back to the guy in the dash cam. >> looks like someone forgot to tighten up the lug nuts. >> did he have a flat and forget to put the spare on himself? okay. it's not so bad. >> whoops. >> didn't even make it a city block. >> his brake lights come on first. there it goes. misses that white van. back at this car. >> you have seen hubcaps come off on the road but never the whole tire. >> poor guy. >> bad day. >> i hope he can call aaa for that. >> how does that even happen? >> wild bird for friend's dog. ♪ >> sometimes an elephant has got to do what an elephant has got to do -- in front of a crowd. with cameras rolling. see this young elephant just rolling in the mud, just playing around, having a good time. making all the tourists really happy they visited the elephant park in thailand. it's what the elephant does next that really catches the eye. the elephant walks over to what looks like a cement pylon, decides to squat and crouch. >> scratching his hoo-ha. >> scooting like a dog scoo

these youtube videos on a channel called wheeler drive bandits. >> this guy is dumb. >>> guys, i've got video of a never-before-seen weather emergency. [ sirens ] that weather emergency, poop storm. >> oh. >> oh. >> yeah. >> oh! >> yeah, it looks like a regular overcast day. people walking on the sidewalk. keep your eyes on the right hand corner of your screen. watch that ant hole cover. it pops off and it's a sewer explosion. >> wow. >> oh, that poor person in that block suit that was in the crosswalk. >> yes. >> you can imagine what's going on here. the poop storm sets this car's alarm off. you can see the lights start blinking. but there is one person trapped in the poop storm. >> oh, my god. >> even put a hole in the rear window of this blue car here. the poop storm can be dangerous. >> holy cow. that's awesome. completely knocked that person off their feet. wants that's awful. not awesome. are you kidding me? >> how often do you get to see a natural phenomenon like this? >> i don't believe this is a natural-occurring phenomenon. >> i guess originally it was caused by mother nat

beverly wheeler, the ceo of central city public charter schools which oversees its trinidad elementary school in northeast fired the teacher who sent these math problems home with children. the stories deal with fantastically morbid and violent topics. here a tiger catches africans, americans and indians and cooks them in ovens. >> i found them violent and racist of. >> reporter: wheeler said instead of using the school resources for the mandated 20 homework problems on monday, the 3rd grade type offer to unloaded them off the home -- grade teacher downloaded them off the homeschoolingparadise.com website. >> the teethers apparently just sent them out, incurred -- the teacher apparently just sent them out, incredibly bad judgment. >> reporter: several parents say the teacher who was a minister would never have sent home those problems unless someone made her do it. >> even if you were told to send it home, you know it's wrong, you will not send it home. >> of. >>> could this have been the most beautiful day of 2012 so far? may be, top. what do you think? >> could be, but they keep gett

. >>> 18-wheelers out of control. >> fire and rescue personnel are on the scene.o traffic is moving on the interchange. >> an airplane explosion sends passengers screaming to the exits. and more firefighter who put it all on the line. >>> a routine car fire exposes the steady nerves of an l.a. fireman. >> they were getting so close to the car. it was something dangerous for sure. >> august 19th, 2011. a parked car bursts into flames on a los angeles street, and firefighters quickly respond to the call. john sees it and films the scene below. >> i was on the balcony. i was shooting it to show how firefighters were extinguishing the fire. i thought it might be some interesting memory for me. >> thick black smoke and flames pour out of the car as a firefighter grabs a hose and approaches the burning vehicle. he begins to douse the flames and get the fire under control. but what appears to be a routine job takes a sudden and potentially deadly turn. the front of the car explodes mere inches away from the fireman's head. but with nerves of steel, the firefighter doesn'

wheeler and vander hyde and last month just outside of san andres. it is in the area that they recently came back to and found even more human bones. shermantine families to own land in the area. there are 1000 bone fragments that have been found here. at this point we do not know where the bones were found >> this is as a rural county just east of stockton. do we think it is possible that any of these bones belonged to an animal or are we certainly are human? >> the bones they're looking at the departments of justice are all human bones. she laughed when i spoke with her because she said human bones are all they looked at and right now they have six the five bones that will keep them busy for some time. >>grant: how long before they can identify? >> 1 tweets-11. there's always a possibility that they will not be able to get a wink. >> as news surfaces of these bones we have new information on a possible third person who may have been involved with the steve freed killers. shermantine mentions an apprentice who was trained to kill and get away with i

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john wheeler, perfectly happy to answer the most by yves questions i began to read it. but to myself that it sounded so stuffy and boring. i stopped. i apologize. i said, i'm sorry it's ounce so stuffy and boring, but this is my first book, and my editor says this is serious science and it must be treated seriously. and stephen hawking answered, it should be fun. i notice should be fun, but i don't know how to convince my editor. he quit the low more. the auricle spoke. tell him i said so. as you might guess, i didn't have any problem with my editor after that. this is more than just and enduring will anecdote. it should be fine, the spirit in which he has done all this science, a spirit in which he has conveyed that science through many people who have no scientific background, many young people. he doesn't just tried to explain his science tell us. he tries to take us along a misadventure. that's the way it works. now, i've had backstage experience of all that. in 2000 he was writing universe in a nutshell. my publisher in new york, also his publisher in new york aske

wheeler's parents say they are not buying it. >> it is 5:33 now.cally abusing her students is expected in court this morning. alexa will be arraigned on nine misdemeanor charges including child endangerment, accused of twisting a student's wrist and kicking a child in the stomach. she is on administrative leave. >> in the meantime t redwood city school district says it will discipline six employees for failing to report that alleged abuse. an internal investigation found the employees knew what was happening but did not report it as required by law. the assistant district attorney says those employees will not be charged. >> google's new privacy policy eternally changing now starting today the company is merging all the ways it tracks you across google from youtube to gmail. scott mcgrew is in the newsroom and says you can limit what information company collects. >> right. a few minutes ago we talked about with at the top of the show the european union announced that google's privacy policy definitely breaks eu laws. google has gone ahead with this

. >>> 18-wheelers out of control. >> fire and rescue personnel are on the scene.o traffic is moving on the interchange. >> an airplane explosion sends passengers screaming to the exits. and more firefighter who put it all on the line. [ leanne ] appliance park has been here since the early 50s. my dad and grandfather spent their whole careers here. [ charlie ] we're the heartbeat of this place, the people on the line. we take pride in what we do. when that refrigerator ships out the door, it's us that work out here. [ michael ] we're on the forefront of revitalizing manufacturing. we're proving that it can be done here, and it can be done well. [ ilona ] i came to ge after the plant i was working at closed after 33 years. ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country.

bevel wheeler, the ceo of -- beverly wheeler, the ceo of center city charter schools fired the teacher who sent these math problems home with children. >> he killed 163 terrorists, 296 murderers and 206 arsonists. how many criminals did he kill on average each day? it's a killing image. it's a horrific image. >> reporter: the stories deal with fantastically morbid and violent topics. here a tiger catches africans, americans and indians and cooks them in ovens. >> it doesn't follow anything that we do. we're of character, excellence in service and i found them to be violent and racist. >> reporter: wheeler said instead of using the resources provided in the school for the mandated 20 homework probables on monday, the 3rd grade teacher -- problems on monday, the 3rd grade teacher downloaded them off the homeschoolingparadise.com website. >> the teacher had gone online, was trying to do homework problems and independently just sent them out, just incredibly bad judgment. >> reporter: several parents insist that the teacher who they say is a minister would never have sent home those proble

phillip wheeler agreed to a one year deal. wheeler played four years, 84 tackles for the colts last season. they will get a chance to replace keeler. >>> and goodson lost in south carolina because he just fumbled to do. and goodson will get a second chance here with oakland. yeah the warriors, lose another one late in the game. >> fred, thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> mornings on two starts at #:00 tomorrow morning. they'll keep you up to date tomorrow morning that should be hitting the bay area what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that

phillip wheeler agreed to a one year deal.ler played four years, 84 tackles for the colts last season. they will get a chance to replace keeler. >>> and goodson lost in south carolina because he just fumbled to do. and goodson will get a second chance here with oakland. yeah the warriors, lose another one late in the game. >> fred, thank you. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> mornings on two starts at #:00 tomorrow morning. they'll keep you up to date tomorrow morning that should be hitting the bay area by then. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

and it brian wheeler sent this to us from the evening hours of the cherry tree in full bloom over the tidal basin. it is 70 in winchester. 70 in winchester, 70 in cumberland. still cloudy east of the blue ridge with some clearing from the south to the north. in quantico, 68. 71 in lexington park. 64 at reagan national, 60 degrees at reaganannapolis. dense fog advisor until noon in anne arundel county. there's a huge upper level low pressure system that has disconnected from the main flow in the atmosphere. it has nothing pushing it. it is drifting along but causing active weather in the midsection of the country. that will move our way and affect our weather for the weekend, unfortunately. not the best timing for this unsettled weather pattern to move into town, but that is the case. warmer air will be in place through tomorrow. and the cooler air with the unsettled weather moving in for the weekend. in the fifties tonight, patchy fog. then a lot of sunshine for the majority of tomorrow. highs in the low to mid '80s. a great afternoon. wonderful day to see the cherry blossoms. on the

. >> heart breaking listening to. 16-year-old chevy wheeler vanished in 1985.peed freak killers. they will hold a private memorial in lod wirks family and friends. after they will bring her urn back to the new home in condition condition. >> we never gave up to find her that we looked and we wanted to find her so fad. >> convicted killer wesley shermantine directed cress gers to where wheeler's body was buried. she apologized during a prison interview. the heart brorken parents say they don't buy it. >> police are giving a chance to look behind the scenes, inciting the public to a training session. you can get a chance to see what it's hike to be a member of the department. b.a.r.t. will talk with its rules of arrest. another training will be held tomorrow in concord. >> the carpool lane could get more crowded. a green sticker is yours to the fast lane. joining us live with what you need to get out of the grid block. >> for me john, i got my hindi. i'm in the ov ov lane on northbound 88 o. if you want to apply for the stickers, a green clean air vehicle sticker

. >> after surveying the crime screen, investigator chuck wheeler examines the weapon. >> it's an x-acto blade from a hobby craft box. took a little bit of time to put a couple pieces of wood together to hold it in place. this weapon will do a lot of damage. >> the suspect, michael ray stafford, is brought in for questioning. >> have a seat right there. do you want to tell me where you got the knifes from? >>> coming up -- >> oh, i'm innocent. >> investigator wheeler finds both the suspect and the victim unwilling to cooperate. >> the victim doesn't want to be labeled as a snitch. >>> when you throw 200, 300 men and they're confined like that, you're going to have violence. i mean there's just no way around it. you put a dog on a short chain and taunt him long enough, he's going to bite you. you put him around 50 other dogs, they're knowing to fight. >> a vicious stabbing has just occurred at indiana state prison. the victim with deep slashes across his neck, stomach, arm, and leg, has been rushed to a hospital. the suspected assailant, michael ray stafford, has been brought into interna

they have already identified chevy wheeler and said the vendor-. these six bones could be a part of their remains or they could be six new victims. they have found 1000 bone fragments in this area. at this point we do not know which location the 6 ft. are bones are from. >>mark: board expects to bring enough money to more than cover the cost of their trains. budget planners are urging directors to put money into replacing the aging rail cars. >>justine: will keep our eyes on what is happening on wall street and of a developing story is right here on kron 4 morning is. >>mark: early tax buyers may be wondering where their tax refund this. some payments have been delayed for weeks. this has left millions of taxpayers and unhappy and waiting for their refunds. many tax filers could be seen their cash from soon. visage the irs web site to find the status of your refund. >>mark: the fda has been thinking about possibly with in prescription drugs used for diabetes, asthma and buy grains. the ft is to help people get access to the drugs without requiring

they've already identified chevy wheeler, and cindy vanderheiden. so theekz could be six new victims -- they could be six new victims. this is the area where they were found. it's an area that's kept crews busy on several occasions. they've also searched this area in linden, what's been called a mass grave. a well that was dug up. they found 1000 bone fragments in this area, many of which were human and a human skull. but at this point, we just don't know which location these six femur bones are from. and i talked with the department of justice, they tell me identification takes usual between a week and a month. >>> a new letter written by shermantine has come to light. yesterday we told you about a letter sent to ktxl, our sister station, where he says there's a third killer, and he talks about other victims. now tonight, a second letter has been released, and shermantine does not like kron4. he says "i get my news by tv. kron4 tells hella lies. he says you want to know how many victims herzog and the apprentice have? multiple 24 times three." he s

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tractor-trailer coming behind him and had that flagged on differently, he could have been t-boned by an 18 wheeler. >> the news cameras were there getting shot and not warning people. >> this sneaks up on you and they tell you what to do. sometimes it's too hard to react. how does it happen so fast? >> steer into the spin. >> yeah. . >> this car is going invezible for the environment. >> it's like a chameleon car. >> see how it's done. >> that are is super cool. >> and a stalker like no other. >> it's a turkey. >> hear the story and see the offender in action, later on right this minute. >> yesterday we showed you guys a video that went viral about 23-year-old robert who weighs between 600 and 700 pounds and asking for help. >> i have been on diets and been hospitalized. i have always done what i need to do at the time and i gain the weight back. i'm asking for somebody's help. >> a lot of people did respond to robert and one of those is chris powell, a trainer. also has a show called extreme makeover weight loss edition and helped a lot of people lose weight and overcome the challenges that rober

tractor-trailer coming behind him and had that flagged on differently, he could have been t-boned by an 18 wheeler. >> the news cameras were there getting shot and not warning people. >> this sneaks up on you and they tell you what to do. sometimes it's too hard to react. how does it happen so fast? >> steer into the spin. >> yeah. . >> this car is going invezible for the environment. >> it's like a chameleon car. >> see how it's done. >> that are is super cool. >> and a stalker like no other. >> it's a turkey. >> hear the story and see the offender in action, later on right this minute. [ man ] it's big. responds in a moment's notice. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional than aladdin. that's why more people turn to aladdin than anyone. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >> yesterday we showed you guys a video that went viral about 23-year-old robert who weighs between 600 and 700 pounds and asking for help. >> i have been on diets and been hospitalized. i hav

. >>> it was raining heavily when an 18 wheeler overturned in castro valley last night. all lanes reopened at 12:30 this morning. for more than four hours three lanes were blocked while crews uprighted the truck and cleaned up the desill fuel. he lost control after being cut off by another car. no one was seriously hurt in that accident. the truck was carrying medical supplies. you can always go to ktvu.com for updates. you can find information about flight delays and our live storm tracker two radar. >>> 4:33. the suspect in last nights murder in san francisco is scheduled to make his first court appearance yesterday afternoon. prosecutors are charging convicted felon ben tie luck with five counts of murder with special serks. that would make him eligible for the death penalty if found guilty. there are still several critical questions surrounding the killings including whether the suspect acted alone. >> the ability for the suspect to carry out necessary crime would depend on the sequence of which he carried it out. we are working with the medical examiner to figure ou

even though every seat in wheeler auditorium where farrakhan will speak tomorrow morning is expected to be filled. >> that they invited someone with those views and who is not shy about expressing them and is spreading hateful messages, i probably won't go. >> i want to hear him speak. i think he's something. i do disagree with a lot of what he says and his past, what he's done. >> reporter: students aren't trying to stop the speech, they want to make it clear that they don't agree with what he stands for. students plan to quietly protest outside wheeler auditorium tomorrow morning by passing out their petitions, their signed petitions. so far nay hathey have gathered than 300 signatures in the past 48 hours. nbc pay area news. >>> he enforced the flaw el dorado county for years. now he's accused of breaking several laws. retired deputy sheriff donald attkisson is facing charges of embezzlement, grand theft, forgery, and perjury. some of the $20,000 in donations were supposed to go to the families of four police officers shot and killed in 2009. none of the families received any dona

and in places that were subject to confederate raids led by generals like forrest wheeler and others like them, confederate raiders could penetrate as far north as peduka, kentucky or even ride into a union stronghold like memphis to kidnap or kill union in august 1864 failed. the west point atlas of american wars shows for the region west of the appalachians tight little circles around major southern cities with legends like helena 5,000 or chattanooga 20,000 indicating the strength of the union garrison. whatever today's historians may imagine, there was no secure rear area in the occupied south. the official records of the war of the rebellion, the official records of the union and confederate armies to give the series its full title, consists of 128 volumes published between 1880 and 1900. it is arranged by year first and then by region. and regional organization seemed to suit my book first. the first union offensive that captured confederate territory and held it until the end of the war was in south carolina. and the first black regiments were raised there. south carolina, the

an 18-wheeler flipped on its side. this video shows a funnel cloud near a high school. an emotional woman is heard. >> those kids.owsh students inside the school hallway as the tornado hit. thankfully, no one was injured. at 12:07, a warning that the storm is far from over. >> storms will be moving almost 50 to 60 miles per hour so severe weather conditions will change rapidly at any given location. people need to monitor this situation very carefully. >> i felt my house moving. it was pretty bad. i ain't never been through nothing like this before. >> reporter: reports of more than a dozen tornados touched down in three states. around 2:20 p.m., sirens sound in hard-hit harrisburg, illinois. today it was spared a second beating. a tornado touches down in kentucky. >> we have a tornado on the ground that is north of palmyra. you don't have a lot of time to seek shelter as we speak. >> reporter: southeastern tennessee hit hard. >> pulley road. >> reporter: by 3:40 p.m., reports of extreme devastation in parts of indiana, after being pummeled by hail, tornados battered la

>> reporter: this is video from inside wheeler hall where louis farrakhan addressed a full house. he's a long-time african american leader, both praised and criticized for his political views and outspoken style. while he's clearly beloved-- >> always has a positive message. >> the things he has to say really a lot of it makes sense and it's the truth. >> reporter: his presence is causing controversy. >> the negative impact on the community comes from his constant and consistent and strong, hateful remarks, discriminatory remarks, antisemitic, homophobic and material remarks. >> reporter: this student says he supports farrakhan's first amendment rights, but has concerns about comments made about gay people, white people and jews. >> him saying these remarks about jews controlling the government, controlling the media, it makes me feel like history could repeat itself. >> reporter: several student groups circulated a petition, calling farrakhan's presence an insult to diversity on campus. >> they are so fearful that you're going to hear a word that will break the chain off of your

. >> reporter: outside wheeler hall, a few students passed out these petitions, expressing their anger with the minister's conference here at southern cal. >> i think that students have every right to talk. >> reporter: the minister condemned the opposition and even discouraged dialogue between jews and blacks. >> reporter: but memberses of the community say the message was inspiring. >> we're looking at the statements, how to make the black community powerful, not all the other controversial things he may have said in the past. >> reporter: at berkeley, lorraine blanco, chivitas. >>> and a 92-year-old woman in critical condition, following one of two terrible fires in the hayward strip mall. in the 300 block of a street, the woman's 60-year-old son got home from work at 3:45 this morning, to find the house in flames. both suffered serious burns, treated at the st. francis burn center in san francisco. then just two hours later, the hayward strip mall had another major fire on their hands, look at this, this fire broke out at a warehouse on jackson street, we first brought you these pi

>> reporter: this is video posted by the nation of islam from inside wheeler hall, where louis farrakhan addressed a full house. he's a long-time african american leader, both praised and criticized for his political views and outspoken style. while he's clearly beloved-- >> he always has a positive message. >> the things he has to say, really a lot of it makes sense and it's the truth. >> reporter: his presence is causing controversy. >> the negative impact on the community comes from his constant and consistent and strong hateful remarks, discriminatory remarks, & semitic, homophobic and terrible remarks. >> reporter: this student says he supports farrakhan's first amendment rights, but has concerns about comments made about gay people, white people, and jews. >> him saying these remarks about jews controlling the government, controlling the media, it makes me feel like history could repeat itself. >> reporter: several student groups circulated a petition, calling farrakhan's presence an insult to diversity on campus. >> they are so fearful that you are going to hear a word that will b

that's more than not coming from nigeria and other places and finally, if we could get our large 18-wheelers on this, we could reduce, 5, 6 million barrels a day, it's absolutely the one policy that every american should be following. >> well, it's cheap now, gary b. i guess the issue about this, is it having a market support it, not the government through subsidies, huh? >> well, exactly. brenda, i'm all for everything toby said, as long as the government doesn't come in and try to manipulate it. you know, at the start of the gasoline powered automotive industry, there was no government involvement. people went to get gas stations and went to the local drug store or hardware store and picked it up. it was only when autos became popular that the oil company said, hey, you know what? there's a market here to open up gas stations and i'm hoping the same way with natural gas and the market will work or won't work and gm will have made a bad bet. i'm all for gm doing this, it's great. good tore them and let's not do it without the government getting involved and mucking things up. >> there are s

>> this is video from inside wheeler hall where lewis addressed a full house. he's a long time african american leader both praised and criticized for his political views and outspoken style. while he is clearly beloved. >> he always has a positive message. >> the things he has to say, really a lot of it makes sense and it's the truth. >> his presence is causing controversy. >> the negative impact on the community comes from his constant, inconsistent, and strong hateful remarks, marks. >> the student says he supports his first amendment rights, but he has concerns about comments made about gay people, white people, and jews. >> him saying these remarks about jews, controlling the government, controlling the media, it makes me feel like history could repeat itself. >> several student groups circulated a petition calling his presence an insult to diversity on campus. >> they are so fearful that you are going to hear a word that will break the chain off of your mind. >> people have different interpretations. i think what you have to do is take what is good out of

import from the whole the middle east and also of course being our western region for example of the wheeler autonomous region we're also facing like a we've called history exuma its forces there are separate separatists and also some extremists so those forces there are also include quiet sarratt to us the ability in china as a whole so we don't want to see like. how you go after. maybe the they would like to penetrated to our western area that's something we don't want to see more of those. extremist forces spreading or work towards our brother so as you mentioned al qaeda i know that it calls on muslims to support the rebellion against syrian president assad how do you think why has the initial fight for democracy turned into a terrorist calling i think the factors behind those issues are quite quite complicated i don't think this is army that the message that you should actually given the sectors in amman the muslim actually eventually because outside forces has been has been penetrated nowadays the so-called the freedom army of the syria now is not longer the pure syrian people resume f

. >> every seat in wheeler auditorium is expected to be filled. >>> the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose is rolling forward. they will receive the first funds this monday. the $100 million installment will be used to dig the stretch from fremont to various areas in san jose. they're pledging another $800 million to complete the extension. the total cost of the project, $6 billion. >>> many people left. left behind the destruction and horrible memories. but others are looking back to renew their faith in a san bruno neighborhood that was destroyed by the pg&e gas line explosion. this weekend, they're coming home. >> reporter: there are signs this san bruno neighborhood is slowly coming back to life. there's also reminders of what happened here just 18 months ago. >> opened the door. and, man, what a blast of just super hot. >> reporter: 74-year-old bob survived the blast. but his home was 1 of 38 destroyed by the massive ball of fire. nancy has rebuilt in the same spot. they say it's still home, even though right now it may not feel that way. >> i got in touch with t

scott, wheeler told, a federal grand jury could add other charges. >> >> pelley: bob, thanks very much. in presidential politices, top republicans are now gathering around mitt romney. last night it was florida center marco marco rubio, and late today, the first president bush threw his support to romney. hoe told him to "get on and win the presidency." bob of bob schieffer is our cbs news chief washington correspondent and the anchor of "face the nation." bob, what do we make of these endorsements? >> reporter: i'll tell you, scott, endorsements are nice. i've never thought they made that much difference, but what this tells you is that the bushes believe that romney is going to win the nomination. people seldom endorse losers so there may be a little bandwagon effect here that would give romney a boost. i'll tell you the place where romney g romney got no endorsement today edd that's when i interviewed vice president biden in milwaukee. romney, he said, is out of touch, stuck in the past, and doesn't have answers for anything. >> and what is-- what is the romney answer? there's not t