wheeler, how you arrived at the forbearances? did you sort of start with the net neutrality principles and then forebear everything else, or how did you arrive at those forbearance questions? >> thank you, senator. we started with back to 332 and senator markey. and those 19 that clearly have, experience has shown, are not necessary. and then we went through and said, what are other ones that in this situation are not applicable. and that got us a list of 27, up from the 19 of earlier. >> so what remains of the four principles of net neutrality that haven't been foreborn? >> i won't go through the list, but the highlights, the big ticket items. section 101 and 202, which is basically where this just and reasonable test resides. section 208, which is the consumer protection aspect. section 222, which is the privacy activities. section 254, which is universal service and that's probably the first hand. >> is it fair to say this is unprecedented as far as the number of things that have been foreborn. has that been done before. >> it

-- chairman wheeler excuse me. why did you choose not to have the entire commission revote on the order on march 12 especially if the fcc staff made substantive editorial change? >> the changes that got made were changes that were in response to dissents which we are required by law -- >> and in the spirit of transparency, could you make the february 26 order available to us? >> sure. it's on the website. >> 26th february 26th. >> it's on the website yes. >> the final one, is he saying the one we voted on the day of? >> the one finally voted on on february 26. >> the final order is on the website. and that's the public document. the issue here is that -- >> i don't believe it is. we'll follow up on that, but maybe we could get to the bottom of that. i think it's an issue right now of transparency and accountability. we've got the commissioners here. >> the final order is not on the website? >> the document as we voted on on february 26 is not on the website. >> the final document as required by process and the law,

the school said it found no evidence that wheeler abused any students. tower hill's school retained a private firm to investigate his hiring and tenure at the school. that investigation lasted six months and they interviewed 90 people including board members, faculty, students staff and wheeler's neighbors and found no sign that anyone knew about the child porn or any sexual misconduct. the head of the school and the sheriff said quote, there were no red flags of any abuse or misconduct by dr. wheeler during the vetting process before he was hired or during his tenure as head of school. >>> 4:20 and you may need to bundle up this morning if you're getting ready to leave the house in the next couple of hours. the temperatures are colder and a little bit of a breeze is blowing to make it feel colder this morning. 36 degrees in philadelphia and the windchill with a 14-mile-an-hour wind 27 degrees. that's 8 degrees colder than it was yesterday. drying out, you can still see a few puddles on beach avenue in cape may, but the clouds have already moved out and

wheeler was the headmaster of the tower hill school in wilmington. he will be registered as a sex offender and will undergo a mental evaluation. wheeler's defense attorney intends to file an appeal. >>> we are now 154 days away from the visit of pope francis to philadelphia and parts of every one of those days will be spent putting together a security operation to keep both the pope and more than a million pilgrims safe. "action news" reporter vernon odom is live on the parkway tonight and vernon, we saw evidence today why italian authorities have been so vigilant. >> reporter: we did, jim indeed. the secret service believes what will be coming up here in philadelphia in september will be and i quote here directly, "the largest national security event in american history." so security issues abound with the pope and all of the other dignitaries and pilgrims coming here to be here in september in philadelphia. for some of the nearly 20 alleged terrorists italian authorities locked up in a nationwide sweep of suspects who planned to launch attacks on t

us your name. >> my name is nora wheeler. >> okay. how old are you? where do you live? >> i am 37 and i live in england at the moment. >> and please tell us what your ethnic background is? >> i am african-american. >> and did you come in contact with a police officer named ian fer minger some years ago? >> yes, i did. >> and please tell us what happened? >> a friend and i were leaving a location and i was approached and stopped by an officer -- a person that didn't identify themselves and they were trying to take the keys out of my car. i was then pulled out of my car and found out this person was an officer. i was arrested and i was put into a paddy wagon and that's where i came into contact with that officer. i was in the wagon and pretty much they drove around san francisco were playing loud music and i felled up falling over inside the van and i asked can you -- i have fallen. he repeatedly told me to shut up and keep my mouth quiet and put up the volume and kept on driving. eventually when we got to the police station and i was w

easter sunday. >> get my three while wheeler and find them. >> you are awfully tall, though. >> one curve i'd be out of there. >> looks like they caught a window of sun. >> if you didn't wake up early never today you would think what rain? . we have soaking showers on the way. this first one primed the atmosphere. our second storm issing go to be stronger tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd is going to show you our skies are dry at the moment. 40s and 50s across the board. 45 at half moon bay 52 in downtown san francisco. 51 at concord: satellite and the radar is going to show you the picture we had today. first off a quick moving line of showers moved through early in the morning. picked up less than a quarter of an inch across the region. our skies are now drying out. but notice to the north and west cluds clouds are building once again. they will move in ahead of our next system. the second storm an area of low pressure off the coast of oregon will dive south over the next 24 hours. you see the plume of moisture just to the south of that low. all of that moisture is going to move into the way

tom wheeler said they have expected the big dogs to do what he said. how confidant are you about the rules? >> as a non-lawyer but working at the commission i know they are talented attorneys. we trust based off the verizon court decision they have gone done the right path. the chairman said the court paved a path for them toward title two. and we believe they have the power to make that decision. they have classified broadband in the past. changed the classification. they did so in the early 2000's and the court has been showing they have the power to do that. >> walter mccormick, who do you represent at u.s. telecom and with the mobile component of this how do you see that? >> i represent the nation's broadband service providers like at&t verizon frontier century link, and over a hundred smaller providers around the country. our companies offer internet access on a fixed and mobile bases. and we serve urban areas, rural areas, and companies that are publically and privately held. >> when it comes to mobile is this going to be a strong argument in you

chairman wheeler, proceed. >> thank you very much. it's a privilege to be here with my colleagues.pe a individuals who have been working together for the public interest. let me make three quick observations in keeping with your three-minute rule. one, the open internet decision as you indicated, is a watershed. your leadership mr. chairman, has illustrated that there really aren't any differences about the need to do something usa said today. we need clear rules. there are different approaches. >> wireless is causing cancer. the fcc has been hiding it from everyone. suffering brain tumors, breast cancer. >> you are subject to arrest. >> the world health organization has classified -- >> order in the hearing room. >> the world health organization classified all the wireless a class 2b carcinogen. >> sorry, mr. chairman. please proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as i said there are different approaches we take on open internet to be sure. no doubt we'll be discussing those. we have completed our work. strong open internet rules will soon be in place. let me touch on a couple other

christopher wheeler was found guilty in december of last year. wheeler was once headmaster of tower hill school in wilmington for nine years. his attorney plans to appeal that sentence calling it quote outrageous. >>> police need your help to identify this man suspect of aggravated assault. witness told police that the man seen here was holding a an unconscious victim on the 900 block of south eighth street last wednesday. the witness confront had that suspect police say he fled without the the victim. suspect is described as a 20 year-old black male hoist 5 feet seven with the medium bill. >>> wife of the new jersey governor chris christie resign from her lucrative job on wall street. governor's office confirmed that first lady marry path christie stepped down from her position at angelo gordon and company. she says it is to spend more time with her family but political observers think it is in anticipation of the possible presidential run by her husband. >>> the atlantic city police department is requiring its uniform officers to wear body came

an atv rider crashed that four-wheeler and is now hospitalized. the a it vs are not street legal in the city. nbc 10's deanna durante reports from mayfair. >> philadelphia police are towing that atv from this morning's crash. witnesses say the driver of the atv was heading down the street and crashed into this fence. >> i guess the police and fire department see the guy in the street laying on the street and they were doing cpr. >> he says he saw the man riding his atv near walker and mcgee this morning when it flipped over. he took the cell phone video of paramedics working on him before he was taken to the hospital. >> 50 miles per hour. >> you think he was going 50 miles per hour? >> very fast. >> was he by himself? >> just by himself and then he hit the fence. >> how fast the man was traveling and how he wound up underneath the atv is what accident investigators are working to figure out. nbc 10 was there as major krieps examined the atv. ilphiladelphia police say it is illegal to ride atvs on city streets. police are not identifying the man,

wheeler was the head master tower hill school in wilmington. it been wheeler's attorney plans to appeal the centers. >> a former nooj resident is among the latest group of women to akies bill cosby of sexual assault. janice baker kinney lists her hometown on her facebook page. mick -- cosby has never been charged with a crime related to these allegations and he has denied any wrongdoing. >> next week a superstom sandy task force will head to washington to meet with fema. the task force will also make sure that victims are sandy are getting the proper support that they need. >> as we start off. temperature switching close to 60 degrees today, still below average. less wind for us. mainly staying in southern delaware as we head into the rest of the week. that's going to remain heading in the the it feels like it will will. it colder at the atlantic city airport, 31 degrees, closer to philadelphia it 40 degrees. we have a frost warching for the area but frrp can if most of the region again under a freeze warning or frost advisory. philadelphia str

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she wasn't a big 18 wheeler. there were a lot of ships larger. but her niche was to go into undeveloped ports, ports that didn't have a lot of water depth so she could go on into that port, off load her cargo load a new cargo and that's how she made her living. >> cast off your gear and sheet ho. >> sheet ho. >> with the opening of the suez canal in 1869 sailing ships were almost dealt a death blow. with that opening of of the canal, coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east, to india, to all of those markets, so sailing ships really needed to find a way to make their own living. so instead of high value cargo, they started carrying lower valued cargoes -- coal, oil, cotton et cetera. so eliss found her niche in carrying any kind of cargo that did not require getting to market at a very fast pace. elissa's connection to galveston is really unique in that she sailed and arrived here in galveston probably about 100 guards are where we're standing right now back in 1883 with a cargo full of bananas. and she came again a second time later

the fcc tom wheeler has said they have long expected the big dogs to sue, as he said. i mean, how confident are you that there are lawyers at the commission who are ready to go and have these long cases ready to go? are you confident that there is a strong legal defense behind these rules? >> guest: well, as a nonlawyer -- [laughter] but having worked at the commission, i know they have very talented attorneys, and we trust that the -- based off of the verizon court decision that they have gone down the right path, that they're as the chairman said, the court painted a path for them towards title ii, and we believe that they have the power to make that decision. they certainly have classified broadband in the past, have changed the classification. they did so in the early 2000s, so the court's been very clear that they have the power to do that now. >> host: walter mccormick, who do you represent at u.s. telecom, and with the mobile component of this, how do you see that -- >> guest: yeah. so i represent the nation's broadband service providers companies like at&t, ver

. >> john and christine, the footage of the 18 wheeler truck flipped on its side is extraordinary. this is the line of thunderstorms that moved across the western sections of illinois that brought the damage. we pinpointed the exact time of the supercell that crossed interstate 39. the tornado flipping cars and causing damage. it is moving north and east of the chicago area. this is the cold front at the moment. we still have one tornado watch box in effect for the next hour from indiana and ohio and louisville. these storms are not tornadic in nature. interaction of two air masses causing another round of possible severe thunderstorms from the mid-atlantic states. that means the nation's capital to atlanta stretching toward new orleans and parts of texas. we have the possibility of large hail and damaging winds and isolated thunderstorms. we do not anticipate this to be as widespread as what we experienced on thursday. here is the cold front moving eastward. even for you in new york city thunder and lightning strikes. behind the storm system it will be windy and temperatures dropp

[laughter] perhaps my favorite of all paragraphs was tim wheeler's lighthearted comment on the mt. st. helens eruption in 1980 quote, i'm sorry i made an ash of myself. lava come back to me. love, helen. i would call my book living it up with "national review" so that no one would confuse it bea serious historical work and add to the title the words a memwar which would allow me to include in it a number of nonmagazine related trips and adventures that had come my way in the six weeks vacation i took every year. some of them such as exploring of ankara walk -- the ruins of an kara -- ruins of angkor wat. flowing down the river, landing this was landed in the middle of saulsbering in a hot air balloon and hunting in mozambique much has been written about bill's sensitivity and diplomacy in managing the brilliant but combustible founding editors of "national review" and of his other pulemical and intellectual skills. but in my opinion his genius as editor has been underrated as a major factor in the success of the enterprise. it was in his role as editor that i worked most closely wi

they have been erasing the cans of 18 wheeler cabs all morning.ars. now their first stop has to be here in our area, jen. >> first stop new jersey, that is what everyone says. this is historic what is happening here this weekend. >> thinks first time ever. this is most exciting thing we could do this has been two years in the making. >> they are trucks, they are racing, family stuff going on. it is like a big festival to open up new jersey and the race track for the the season. >> this is most historic event. such a family friendly event. it is all about creating a oning moment making that time with your children and family. >> i want them to take video down. i think any second they will come up over this hill. part of what their drivers tell me they like about that track in millville is there is lots of bend. they are up high unlike in a porsche or formula one car. they can see all this stuff. they know when it is coming. >> different ones in sight. then they have a lot of elevation changes. when you see them coming up behind this rise right new

. >> 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. a ray razor blade type 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 in close confines 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 going 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

storm chasers captured the strength of the storm as it blew over an 18 wheeler. we know at this point that one person has died and the reports coming in right now are that at least eight others were hurt. >> 6:05. an ebola patient admitted to national institutes of health is in the clear today. that patient was released from the hospital yesterday. the american health care worker was admitted to nih on march 13 with the ebola virus. nih has not released the name of the patient, but we are learning the man was the 11th bl patientebola patient to be treated in the u.s.. >>> members of the fraternity will not pursue an honor code case. the article created a firestorm for the fraternity but the piece was later retracted. virginia's student run honor code system proceed behinds lie ss ss ss prohibits lying, steal and cheating. >>> today you can buy tickets to wizards home playoff games. tickets go on sale at 11:00 a.m.. dates and times for the first round games will be released after the regular season ends. so wizards in the playoffs caps in the playoffs. looking goo

. >>> robert wheeler is essentially a boston bombing survivor. he finished the race minutes before the first explosion. here is what he said to me earlier. >> over the past two years now, i've really thought a lot about what is more of a punishment, to live behind bars or to face that judgment? i still wonder what is the greater punishment. you know, i battle with that still myself. >> wheeler saying he's on the fence about which way this should go. we'll have more of that interview coming up during the 2:00 a.m. cnn newsroom. >> we'll take a short break here. just ahead -- >> tornados in the midwest u.s. we're tracking. size hail that - >>> plus, street-to-street battles are raging in yemen. dramatic video of one wounded fighter struggling to get to safety. success starts with the right connections. introducing miracle-gro liquafeed universal feeder. turn any hose connection into a clever feeding system for a well-fed garden. miracle-gro. life starts here. feel like this. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that ca

wheeler was the headmaster at tower hills school in wilmington. it was founded by the dupont family. its graduates include senator chris coontz and dr. oz. >>> continuing now with a scare in the suburbs. a gas station clerk comes face to face with a crime duo. one of them armed with a gun. a man and a woman burst into the gas station and then took the cash. >> yeah, but that's not all. the crime happened in washington township. and as nbc 10 south jersey reporter cydney long tells us they escaped. but almost wasn't a clean get away. >> reporter: watch this store clerk jump to his feet. a handgun pointed in his face as a man wearing a bandanna and gloves and a woman order him to empty the register. >> that's scary. it is really, really scary. i mean you're working because you have to feed your family. >> and police are asking the public to take note of the man's clothing. >> he had a sweatshirt that has three large letters, csi on them pretty distinctive. >> the store's 16 camera surveillance system caught the duo running to their car. watch as the

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"wheeler sitting on mprm on redefining mpd in hopes of consensus with republicans." here's a statement from commissioner pie on our location orders. saying "at the time i expressed concern the proposals would fail to meet that test. that western was borne out by the record and i'm pleased we adjusted course and now adopting requirement that's meet these two watch words. i want to kmenltd parties that work cooperatively on this effort." there is a -- i sit down with all of my colleagues every other week. we have a regular meeting for an hour. on the schedule at least for an hour to say what are the issues? and what do we need to work on. we need to be real careful of talking about how redefining things and then saying because you won't take my redefinition you won't compromise. that's not compromise. so i have great confidence with you as we go forward on a lot of issues on this committee. and whether or not we can work out something on this, it's to be determined. but i can assure you that the conversations again senator thune and me are quite civil and in the best s

today, he gets around on the back of his grandson's four wheeler. jose is 105 years old.lives in the peninsula of costa rica, along the pacific coast. it's another one of the original blue zones, and those longevity hot spots on the world where people are found to have live longer than the rest of us. we visited the peninsula in 2006. >> nicoya specifically they have water that percolates through the limestone highmagnesium. it could be a little in the water there. they tend to have fewer fatal broken hips at older age, and their bones are stronger. they eat mostly a plant-based diet living in villages where every time they go to work, every time they go to a friend's house, to church, or go out to eat on occasion, it's a walk. every 15 minutes or so, they are nudged into some physical activity, which keeps their metabolism at a higher rate. ♪ >> they tend to be people of faith. we know people who belong to a faith-based organization, doesn't matter which one it is, they are living 4 to 14 years longer than people who don't have that faith. he found the nicoya peninsula t

christopher wheeler showed no emotion when a judge sentenced him to 50 years in prison this morning.-old former headmaster will serve two years for each of the 25 counts against him. wheeler's attorney says he plans to appeal calling the punishment "obscene and outrageous." >>> philadelphia police are looking for a brazen burglar accused of stealing from wawa workers while they were just feet away. surveillance video captured the suspect walking into the store here on the 9400 block of state road in torresdale tuesday night. he immediately heads to the back and goes right into a restricted area. that's where he stole several workers' wallets and purses before walking back out of the store. if you recognize this thief, please call northeast detectives. >> the family of a slain philadelphia police officer joined others remembering the nearly 150 people who were killed on the job in the delaware valley last year. dozens marched to penn's landing in honor of workers memorial day, the name of 144 local workers were read during a short memorial service. at the same time loved ones threw a

also, joining us from baltimore, police detective rod wheeler.'re right in the middle of it, rod. give us a lowdown of what it looks like. it looks chaotic and dangerous from our point of view. >> it is very dangerous, charles. i hope you can hear me okay. >> yes. >> police cars are trying -- police cars are trying to come through the area. every time they do that, near being attacked. they have absolutely zero control of this situation. they need assistance down here. i don't know if any police department is listening. they need help. this is a horrible riot. >> rod -- >> i'm looking at right now. they blocked a police car. the police officer is trying to get out of his car. hold on one second. okay. i'm just trying to dodge some of these bottles. i'm sorry. go ahead. >> rod, earlier today, the police looked like they were using generally tactics. formed something of a wedge with riot gear on. they abandoned that tactic. to your point, they succeeded control of the streets to the crowd. in my mind, they'll only get larger and more formidable as

dealing child pornography will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars, the judge sentenced wheeler to 50 years behind bars, he was found guilty of 25 counts of dealing child porn back in december and he will be registered as a sex offender and will undergo a mental evaluation. >>> a box truck went off the road and hit a utility van in hockessin, delaware the truck is with a company called p.j. fitzpatrick, it caused debris to fall on the roadway and caused a small fire. the driver was not injured. >>> on the weather front this noon, more sunshine for your friday but temperatures still on the chilly side but we'll warm up for the weekend, sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline and clear skies and a slight breeze but another day you'll need a heavy jacket or coat if you head out. we'll get the latest from david murphy in our exclusive accuweather forecast coming up in a little bit. >> meantime a century old tradition is underway in center city, the penn relay is the oldest and large most track and field competition in the country eva pilgram is live from franklin field now

rod wheeler, good seeing you again. >> sure. good seeing you too, neil. >>> more than a few of you remember this. >> i'm really the one standing up to president obama. and these people are essentially the lap dogs for president obama. and i think they're sensitive about that. >> john mccain heard that when he was called a lap dog. and i don't think he liked it. next. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us since we're going to be here anyway it's kind of a no brainer wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what make

dozen of racers hopped on childhood three wheelers to roll down the city's steep curvy hills.cary. some reaching speeds of up to 25 miles an hour. don't try that at home a. good samaritan and chp speakerr officer are credited with saving the life of a baby owl near napa. a man flagged down the officer along highway 221. picked up the bird concerned it was too young to fly and in in danger. the officer brought the owl to a veterinary hospital where staff will care for it until it's old enough to return to the wild. >>> i saw you in that video. >> i would tip over in the first if i have seconds of that race. weather this afternoon, it's pleasant out there. lots of sunshine at this hour. live doppler 7 hd the morning showers we had are a distant memory. it's cool as you step outside. temperatures mainly in the 50s. 55 in san francisco. 57 in oakland. 56 in hayward. 55 in napa. san jose currently at 8:00 degrees. satellite and radar will show you the quick moving line of showers early on this morning. now in the wake of that departing system we are turning to clear skies. you noti

including the dallas-fort worth metroplex as well as southeast louisiana where a strong storm blew 18-wheelers on their side late this afternoon. all signs point for americans across at least 13 states and we're entering what is anticipated to be a multi-day outbreak of violent storms. it will bring lightning, strong winds, hail, flash flooding and as many as two dozen tornadoes. al roker is watching several spots at risk right now. al, what have you got? >> we are seeing a very volatile situation. we are watching storms approaching louisiana. 8,000 lightning strikes in less than ten minutes. we're also seeing very strong storms developing. the areas in yellow are tornado watches and the areas in red, tornado warnings. especially if kansas right now, a very dangerous situation. so for tonight, kansas hutchinson kansas, outside of kansas city also. dallas, shreveport. 32 million people at risk. this danger continues on into saturday and moves to the east, charlotte, atlanta, st. louis, nashville and knoxville in the enhanced area. 32 million folks at risk for severe storms, large hail and damag

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i'll ask you in advance to allow our providers of the lowest possible provider as we invite fly wheelersnd others from where the taxi industry stands the disruptions caused by itself tmz looks like the waterfront dent of our times i predicted the shared taxi ride service will you been far more important it signals the dawn of a safety taxi services at greatly reduced prices prices for revenue for drivers and allows awe us utilization of our taxi i urge to you do you want that for the late night group. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> hi good afternoon chairman nolan first of all, i am offending that members of this board use the word ride sharing in relationship to the tmz that's not ride sharing a profit is made by the corporation and the driver by itself vehicle it's not ride sharing look up the definition it is more liar carpooling and the member put forward said that the carpooling is a separate fair not a percentage of the overall fair but a separate fair that's something cab drivers are not allowed to do people are trained in the peninsula i took the overa

while 11 vehicles were involved in the wreck including an 18-wheeler, authorities are still investigating the cause. >> police in panama city beach florida say spring break this year has been out of control and dangerous. they are now investigating an alleged gang rape captured on cellphone video, here is jericka duncan. >> this cellphone video is so graphic blurring out the disturbing images makes it hard to tell exactly what is going on. but bay county sheriff frank mckeithen saw the entire video unedited. >> probably one of the most disgusting repulsive, sickening things that i have seen this year in panama city beach and i have seen a lot of it. within ten feet of where this is happening, there are hundreds of, hundreds of people standing there, watching looking seeing hearing what's going on and yet our culture and our society and our young people have got to a point to where obviously this is acceptable. >> two troy university students, 22-year-old delonte martistee of georgia and 23-year-old ryan calhoun of alabama were charged with sexual battery by multiple perpetrators, law enfo

we meet janell wicker-wheeler, a family member who lived in the house. she and her dog babygirl were there when disaster struck. >> it sounded like somebody drove a car into the house. there was no cracks, there was no windows popping, the pictures did not move, nothing. the whole, nothing. the only thing that happened was, the floor fell. >> janell grew up here, her home for nearly forty years. luckily, her cautious father had taken out sinkhole insurance, which should now be paid out. but no money in the world can quiet janell's nightmares. >> i don't sleep with my bedroom door closed anymore, i can't. and any little noise, anything. i -- i don't sleep at night. >> janell still finds it very painful to talk about jeffrey bush. his body is still down there, buried forever in one of central florida's many sinkholes. >> florida hopes to prevent future tragedies by investing in new laser technology to help identify risk areas. now, if you want to get to know a city, head straight for its busiest market and listen to the people you meet, people like emperat

. >> reporter: photojournalist nick wheeler on assignment for newsweek and u.p.i covered the fall of bien hoa. the last major military base just outside of saigon. and the initial shelling of the city. on the morning of april 29th, the advancing north vietnamese artillery had shutdown the airlift out of tan son nhut airport forcing the americans to implement their backup evacuation plan. >> the signal was to be through armed forces radio which was going to be playing "i'm dreaming of a white christmas". when we heard that on the radio we were to grab our bag and head to the evacuation point. >> reporter: wheeler's bus ended-up at the american embassy which was besieged by thousands of south vietnamese, many of them connected with the american war effort, who believed they would be evacuated along with the americans. >> once we couldn't get in through the embassy gates was to start climbing over the wall and get helped into the compound and once we got inside the compound it was a completely different scene. >> reporter: makeshift helipads were created in the compound's courtyard. and

yesterday, dozens of rateers hopped on three wheelers to roll down the hills of the city reaching speeds up to 25 miles per hour. >> here is a guy in an electric car. away the corner there he goes. >> now a check on the >> it is dangerous. quite the traffic jam. here is live doppler hd showing not picking up the runs yet. on the corner of the screen you can see we are seeing a little bit of wet weather that is starting to come and the bay area and we will see increasing clouds as the morning wears on and it is not until this afternoon and later in the evening we will see rain. from the roof it is clear, and the cooler start to the work week with heavy wind and rain tonight and then we will see thunderstorms by tomorrow with the full seven-day forecast shortly ahead. now the roads: that is a look at the not bay 101 southbound and it is pretty everyonety. no jams to get in the way this. as we head to the south, away from 580 you can see a top somebody through mill valley into larks spur at 61 miles per hour at the golden gate bridge and that is a look over the richmond-san rafael bridge at

worth metroplex as well as southeast louisiana where a strong storm blue 8 wheelers on their sides. americans across 13 states are entering what is expected to be a multi-day outbreak of storms bringing hail lightning, and as many as two dozen tornados. al roker is watching the storms right now. >> we are seeing a very volatile situation. wat storms approaching louisiana. 8,000 lightning strikes in less than ten minutes. we're also seeing very strong storms. the areas in yellow are tornado watches, red tornado warnings. especially in kansas right now. a very dangerous situation. for tonight, hutchenson kansas. we're looking at the risk of severe storms. dallas shreveport 32 million people at rick. this danger continues into saturday. charlotte, atlanta st. louis. knoxville. damaging winds, torrential downpours and tornados. and this moves into sunday as well. again, the same area. oklahoma city dallas on into san antonio. 16 million folks at risk. and we've got flash flooding possibilities anywhere from three to five inches of rain throughout parts of arkansas kansas and on down int

tornado watches and warnings are up from dallas to southeast louisiana, where a storm blew 18 wheelers on their side. all signs point to a dangerous night and weekend ahead for at least 13 states. we're entering what is anticipated to be a multi-day event of violent storms. will bring lightning, hail and as many as two dozen tornados. e are seeing a very volatile situation right now. we're watching strong storms approaching louisiana. in new orleans, 8,000 lightning strikes in less than ten minutes. the areas in yellow tornado watches, in red, tornado warnings. kansas in fact hutchinson, kansas. we're looking at the risk of severe storms. 32 million people at risk. this danger continues into saturday and mos to the east. charlotte, atlanta, st. louis. 32 million folks at risk for severe storms large hashlgs damaging winds, torrential rain. th moves into sunday as well. again, the same area. oklahoma city dallas into san antonio. 16 million folks at risk. and we have flash flooding possibilities anywhere from three five inches from arkansas down into louisiana. is going to continue righ

dozen of racers hopped on childhood three wheelers to roll down the city's steep curvy hills.ry. some reaching speeds of up to 25 miles an hour. don't try that at home a. good samaritan and chp speakerr officer are credited with saving the life of a baby owl near napa. a man flagged down the officer along highway 221. he picked up the bird concerned it was too young to fly and in in danger. the officer brought the owl to a veterinary hospital where staff will care for it until it's old enough to return to the wild. >>> i saw you in that video. >> i would tip over in the first if i have seconds of that race. weather this afternoon, it's pleasant out there. lots of sunshine at this hour. live doppler 7 hd the morning showers we had are a distant memory. it's cool as you step outside. temperatures mainly in the 50s. 55 in san francisco. 57 in oakland. 56 in hayward. 55 in napa. san jose currently at 8:00 degrees. satellite and radar will show you the quick moving line of showers early on this morning. now in the wake of that departing system we are turning to clear skies. you not

by welcoming our friends from c-span and also noting that unlike stefan my name is thomas edward wheeler. so when the new fcc commissioner was appointed i received a lot of congratulatory e-mails and wonders why barack obama would appoint me to anything. so when you google my name, you'll get him. send your complaints to him. we do have a panel on the fcc net neutrality program this afternoon with the two republican commissioners. i may join them and we would have a majority perhaps we could overturn this. when we talked about this program, it was very important to us to discuss what we saw as kind of a fundamental change in the relationship between the three branches of government. and we're seeing that. everything you see in this program. it's on the front page of the "wall street journal" every day. there's a tension going on because of what this president is doing between the executive branch the legislative branch and the judicial branch. he seems to be willing to bypass most of those branches and do it alone, which is causing pushback. as you see in the bibi netanyahu speech, the l

. >> we have rod wheeler with us, former homocide detective. you're on the ground, rod. what do you do? >> this is a situation that is really growing out of control. as you have been talking about. i was in baltimore yesterday and actually i'm getting ready to head back up to baltimore this evening because what i see happening today is a stark contrast from what i saw happening yesterday. there were some protests yesterday. there was a baseball game yesterday evening as well. and we saw the protests but we didn't see the violence like we see it now. so something has happened between yesterday and today. now, another thing that's very interesting, i was just reading and hearing about a group called the bdf the black gore -- black guerrilla family and have called for attacks on police officers in baltimore. it's suspicious the call came out from he bgf just today and now we see the riots itch think what we're seeing enough is going to get worse before it gets better. >> they've actually entered that group and crip gangs and the like into a contract to attack police. you he

this is debbie wheeler, she is our supervisory archivist. we're going to talk with you about a few of the holdings we have here. as mike mentioned, on the museum site of the aisle, we have artifacts from all different types of media. from foreign heads of state, to domestic affairs. we have about 120,000 artifacts in our collection, which is pretty large. i will go ahead and let debbie tell you about their holdings. debbie: we have a lot. especially for what -- a one term president. we do everything from pre-presidential to postpresidential. we're probably pushing about 44 million pages of documents as well as over one million photographs. we have a lot of things in that are of interest. we love to have people come in research those. jay: we are going to basically highlight some of the holdings in the context of several events that happened during the bush administration. we are going to take it back to the beginning, with the inauguration. the first thing we will talk about is a note which you will see if you're on the screen. this note is

chief tom wheeler said it would have posedab un suprisk toivation. comcast, who spent $237 million to make this merger happen last year, walked away from it today, but another cable operator charter communications, is now reportedly in talks with time warner cable. >> pelley: anthony mason, thanks very much, anthony. next thursday marks 40 years since the frantic evacuation of the u.s. embassy in saigon. that ended the vietnam war for america, but to this very day vietnamese are still being killed by american bombs dropped long ago. we sent barry petersen to vietnam to find out more. >> reporter: these demolition experts are hunding leftover death, and they find it. a cluster bomb in a ditch another in a nearby field. america dropped three times as many bombs here as it did in world war ii. by some estimates as many as 10% didn't explode and are waiting to kill. duong tam showed us how dangerous it can be. "it's armed," he says. "if anyone picks it up, they can set it off." >> every single day, our teams get two calls, five calls, occasionally more.