threatening to throw, project, place or discharge a destructive device, possession of bomb making materials, and also cultivation of marijuana in his room at his house, and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia as well. major newman? good morning. once we were able to identify mr. kano s whereabouts, where he lived and what his relationship was to the new tampa freedom high school area, i notified the supervisor sergeant pryor who works out there, very intimately with that neighborhood, particularly that school. and we verified through our ms system that kano had been on our juvenile check list at one point in 08 and 09. he had been arrested ently in a burglary in which a firearm was stolen and he had some other charges involving possession of marijuana. he was on some sanctions that required us to do juvenile checks which most of you know is consider one of our best practices, constantly going out and checking on our juveniles that may or may not have a sanction
now we know that hamza alkhalee is dead. pictures of his body are disturbing. his family received his remains. it appeared the 13-year-old had been tortured. he was mutilated. many of the pictures we ve received are too graphic to broadcast. cnn made repeated attempts to reach for comment without success. hamza s murder brought syrians into the streets. even children have joined the protests. we ll have more on dramatic developments in syria and the strongest words yet from washington in just a moment. but first, a look at the other stories we re covering tonight. what do robert e. lee and sarah palin have in common? they both went to gettysburg, one of them lost, the other may have just begun to fight. and housing prices keep falling, in some places they haven t been this low since the 1960s. edie hill asks, does the american dream get dragged down with them? then the sheriff of arizona, he deported 25,000 illegal immigrants, and now he wants to take his wild west show
i actually talked to him the night before the tornado and his little brother called me and said that he was trying to get home in it and that severe hail had hit his car and nobody had heard from him and that was roughly about right ten minutes after the tornado went through joplin. and i actually live in tulsa, and i was in my car on the way to joplin as soon as i got that from my youngest son. well, i hear that he was in the car with somebody else who has survive. is there any way to use that lead as a way to help track lance down? well, that lead was actually how we found the car, lance s car, and where a start point. before that, there were just massive searches in i mean an 8 block by 25 block radius. all my friends, my ex-wife s friends, my wife s friends, my friends, everyone was just looking for him. and through that kid being found at freeman hospital, we were able to locate the car, as soon as he came to, he got life flighted out of freeman hospital here in
written. 116 people are dead with that toll expected to rise. now i want to show you two different perspectives of a tornado. first, through the eyes of a storm chaser and then from the inside, 20 people huddled in a refrigeration unit in a convenience store. the tornado is trying to come down right here. the winds are out of the north and it s coming right back around. tornado is here. coming on the ground right here. get sirens going. get the sirens going. i m telling you. i got debris on the ground over here. i got debris on the ground. it s coming up north. it s debris. tornado coming into the city. wedge on the ground. this is storm chaser. i have a large destructive tornado on southwest side of joplin. back up! i am. it s tearing up the entire city on the south side of joplin right now. this is jeff. it s a massive tornado. massive destruction. it s a mile wide tornado. it s leveling the south side of joplin right now. we re good. thankfully all of those peopl
joint chiefs chairmen mike mullen and defense secretary bob gates expressed strong concern for safety of the s.e.a.l.s. each of them gave a stark warning. from my perspective, it is time to stop talking. and we have talked far too much about this. we need to move on. it s a story that if we don t stop talking, it will never end. and it needs to. i m very concerned about this. because we we won t to retain the capability to carry out these kinds of operations in the future. and when so much detail is available, it makes that both more difficult and riskier. now, with respect to the s.e.a.l.s, in my meeting with them the thursday after the operation, they did express concern not so much for themselves but for their families. and all i will say is that we have been taking a close look at that and we will do whatever is necessary. chris lawrence is in washington. he joins me now. chris, so explain this to me. here you ve got the two top guy s in the pentagon objecting. wh