reporter: hi, david. this storm now expanding its reach, going to go over part of the country that does not need anymore rain. here it is, jet stream digging down in the south. tapping moisture from the gulf of mexico. seeing heavy rain right now from biloxi, all the way up through st. louis, back around tulsa, even winter precipitation just to the west of ft. worth. flood watches posted for the east coast. let s time it out. heavy rain in tallahassee, georgia in the morning. carolinas in the afternoon. could see some strong storms as it heads towards the coastline. getting over north carolina, virginia, where there s still snow from this week s storm. heavy rain getting into d.c. and new york. might stall here over the weekend, leading for a messy weekend in the northeast. david? rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. a real scare at a middle school in indiana today. police racing to a school after they were tipped off an armed teenager was on his way to the school,
a 14-mile rural area. why do you think so many people came out? we want answers, i guess. it s just you re trying to help the community. if they need us to look, we re going to look. reporter: authorities revealing they believe jayme was home when her parents were shot to death. police racing to the house after a suspicious 911 call about 1:00 a.m. monday. they say the background noise on that call makes them think jayme was there and is now in danger. there was no one onsite, no vehicles in the immediate area when our deputies arrived onscene. reporter: authorities have the cell phone that was used to make that 911 call and are examining it, but have not revealed who it belongs to. every tip that comes in is important to us. it s a piece of the puzzle that we re trying to build here. reporter: the people in this tight-knit community are not ready to give up hope. you don t know what s going on. we don t know what happened to her. and it s not right. reporter: david,
and i just ran as fast as i could to the nearest forest so i could hide. and i called my mom. reporter: police racing to santa fe high school. he s actually shooting. he s in the art room. we ve got shots fired right now, guys. reporter: student peter matuza tells marcus moore he was right there when the shooter unloaded. he opened fire with a shotgun and shot one of my other friends in the head. her body fell down not too far from where i was under the table. that s when he turned like this and opened fire with the revolver. reporter: kids lining up on the field emptying their backpacks for officers to inspect. their hands on their heads. they were patted down one by one. with students shaken outside others hiding in classrooms. their parents getting the dreaded phone call. she called. she said, mom, there s shots. i turned around, i said, i m coming, i m coming. stayed on the phone with her the whole time. just kept talking to her, kept telling her to stay calm, stay
we ve got to take some moment at some point to risk our lives because our lives are coming to an end. the other question is, what led to his termination or him not working in november? was that just because they were downsizing or was there a complaint against him by a child? all this presumably will come to light. martha: yeah. dr. keith, always good to have you with us. all right, martha. thanks. bill: you wonder too how the abductor convinces these young ladies, scares them so much they do not want to make a move to save their own lives or get out of there. i know marc klaas and john alsh have a lot of views on that. we ll talk to them in about 30 minutes t was that 911 call from amanda that brought police racing to the scene. after escaping from inside the house with the help of a neighbor here is that frantic call. help me. i m amanda berry. do you need police, fire or ambulance. i need police. okay. and what is going on there? i ve been kidnapped and i have been missi
we are learning how he took care of his wife and by some reports, somewhat forced her or pushed her strongly to converse. he obviously is someone, we are hearing about his nature, was someone who was somewhat aggressive. so the worry about a couple of law enforcement folks is that the younger brother may not have as much information as the older brother would have had. they will learn that as they continue to go forward. but now that he has been mirandized that, changes everything as well. thank you. after the firefight and running over his brother, dzhokhar tsarnaev took off. the manhunt for him was on. friday night, a tip from a homeowner sending swarms of police racing toya watertown backyard and accused bomber number 2 was surrounded. listen to the dramatic moments, leading to his capture. getting a report from watertown of 67 franklin street. they have a boat with blood on it. they believe someone s on the