you are driving down a country road beside a shady river the sky turns dark as stone the trees begin to shiver the grace of god is nigh 25 years have come and gone and that story s still unfolding suitcase packed you re moving on with your memories you re holding will you be home when you arrive after 25 years? if you look into your future life decades from this question do you imagine a familiar light burning in the distance the love that never dies? 25 years have come and gone and that story s still unfolding suitcase packed you re moving on with the memories you re holding and you ll be home when you arrive 25 [cheering and applause] beautiful. beautiful. [oprah sighs] hello, sweetheart. oprah: thank you, audience. thank you. you know i i m gonna have to stop that surprise thing. so thank you, audience. i have to say, we owe it all to you, you know? i m standing here because you have been who you ve been all these years and supporting us, and you re one of my favorit
pipeline, enough to circle the earth 100 times. tonight, we have the latest on the investigation into the california explosion, as stunned residents there head home to see what s left of their neighborhood. neal karlinsky tells us how investigators are looking at the age of the pipes and piecing together the clues. he s in san bruno again this monday for us. good evening, neal. reporter: good evening, diane. people in the neighborhood where i m standing right now have just been let back in. but the real damage is just down their street here. take a look at this wasteland that used to be a neighborhood. now, people who live down there still aren t allowed to go back in. instead, it s filled with investigators who are still trying to figure out exactly why this happened. the natural gas pipe that leveled this neighborhood was packed up and trucked out by the ntsb today as their most critical piece of evidence, even as neighbors just down the street are finally returning home.
parties. in delaware, moderate nine-term republican congressman mike castle is so confident he ll win joe biden s senate seat after voting even he said it was a tea party measurement against the established party. this particular party has become a bit of a test of can, you know, the very conservative elements of the republican party take out an incumbent with whom they do not always agree. that s part of what we re dealing with here. it s a little beyond and republican christine o done is backed by the tea party act very much express and pael palin and others in the party doesn t support her. the g.o.p. and even former staffers hammer her when she calls herself a fiscal conservative when she s had financial problems. and republican cannibalism, because we have the weng principles. limited government, low taxation, free enterprise, we have the right solution to get our economy on track. polls say that o donnell would lose, but castle would win in november. new hampsh
republican colleagues of john boehner are now upset over the house minority leader s comments about supporting the president s tax proposals. boehner says he would support president obama s plans to renew the expiring bush tax cuts if tha that s the only option. hi, john. reporter: good morning, vinita and rob. yesterday the senate came back to capitol hill and today the house returns and issue number one on their plate is tax cuts. the president says republicans are holding a middle-class tax cut hostage. we re still in this wrestling match with john boehner and mitch mcconnell about the last 2% to 3%. reporter: most democrats want to extend the bush tax cuts for those earning under $250,000. most republicans want to extend them for all americans, including the wealthy. this weekend house republican leader john boehner seemed to cave. if the only option i have is to vote for those at 250 and below, of course i m going to do that. but i think that s bad policy. re
kids leave the house want to keep in touch with them. there s a lot of technology to make it possible but you can get a little lost in all of it. so john from the geek squad is going to explain it. kelly, you skype with your daughter? no. not yet. you ll do it after this. what s that? on the phone all the time? great show coming up. so spend the next 55 minutes with us. by the way, it s election day. primaries. 32% of us are going to go out there and vote, which is according to the state elections administration in annapolis. also, this is primary election day. the nice weather of course and the hot races in the state are going to bring you out including in baltimore city. where the big races for the city state s attorneys office and linda so has an update on where the race stands as voters get ready to decide today. reporter: this has been one hot race. this sidewalk here says it all. the street is literally lined with signs for bernstein and jessamy. both cand