suspending brady for four games for using under-inflated footballs in the a.f.c. championship. the patriots will be fined $1 million and lose their first-round pick in the nfl draft next year and their fourth-round choice in 2017. elaine quijano has more on this breaking story. elaine? >> reporter: scott, the nfl cited two factors in its decision -- violation of the playing rules and failure to cooperate in the subsequent investigation. the suspension of brady is without pay for the first four games of the 2015 season. in a letter to the quarterback nfl executive troy vincent told the four-time super bowl champion, "the report established that there is substantial and credible evidence to conclude you were at least generally aware of the actions of the patriots' employees involved in the deflation of the football. the report documents your failure to cooperate fully and candidly with the investigation including by refusing to produce any relevant electronic evidence. those included e-mails and texts." brady will be allowed to take part in all off season training camp and preseason activities. the patriots were fined $1 million and forced to forfeit two draft picks. vincent told the organization in a letter that the nfl investigation found the patriots violated league policy on the integrity of the game and enforcement of competitive rules. the letter also cited evidence in the wells' report that there was an ongoing plan by certain patriots' employees to deflate footballs before games and to hide those activities. when the wells report came out last week patriots' owner robert kraft said it did not include any hard evidence of deliberate deflation of footballs. john jastremski and mcnally have been suspended without pay for their role in the incident. we tried contacting tom brady's agent. it's very likely brady will appeal the decision. scott, the report found no wrongdoing by head coach bill belichick. he received no punishment. >> pelley: and brady will be out nearly $2 million in lost pay. elaine, thank very much. tonight the search continues for three missing victims of the tornadoes that tore into texas and arkansas late yesterday. at least five people were vicente arenas is in the tornado zone. >> wow. >> reporter: it has been relentless. for another day deadly tornadoes ripped through the plains. >> there goes the school. >> reporter: in lake city, iowa, a tornado tore the roof off this school during a graduation ceremony. and flash floods in north texas led to dramatic rescues. a pregnant woman and a baby were airlifted from their home. and today this is what's left of the town of van. an ef-3 tornado with 140mph winds damaged or destroyed about 100 homes and two schools. at least two people were killed in this neighborhood. seconds after the siren sounded amy parish and her family scrambled for cover. >> i just went into my son's closet and put pillows over our head and basically prayed. >> reporter: across the street, ken and donna strum also hid in their closet but were trapped by all the debris. at what point did you know your home had been ripped apart like this? >> when we looked and could see the sky. >> 18-year-old freddy arce heard the stroms screaming and ran across the street. >> i saw her punching, kicking, trying to break open the sheetrock. we got it open to where they could walk out and what not. they were all fine without a scratch. >> reporter: amy parish spent the day picking up what's left of her home. she found a treasured picture of her son, her wedding ring and gratitude. >> we walked away with no scratches other than just dirt and debris in our hair, so just lucky to be alive. >> reporter: lucky to be alive and determined to rebuild. i'm standing in one of the hardest-hit neighborhoods in this community of 2,600 people. the red cross is now helping families that have nowhere else to go and, scott, additional crews have been called in to help restore the power here. >> pelley: vicente arenas in van for us tonight. vicente, thanks very much. today the death toll from defective ignition switches in general motors' vehicles reached 100 with at least 184 others injured. gm knew about this problem for more than a decade but ordered the recall only last year. jeff glor met the family of one of the earliest victims. >> reporter: december 2003, 81-year-old jean averill was driving a 2004 saturn ion on this street in connecticut when her car left the road and struck a tree. the air bag did not deploy. she was knocked unconscious and died hours later at the hospital. >> i have asked for a better mother. >> reporter: for her sons, mark and sam averill the cause of her death had been a mystery. >> we had no idea it was a fault of the car. the car had, you know less than 500 miles on it. it was a brand-new car. >> reporter: early last year general motors announced the recalls of over 2.6 million vehicles, admitting a heavy keychain or sudden jarring could shut the car off, disabling power steering, power breaks and safety systems like air bags. at the time they admitted 13 deaths were linked to the defect. we now know jean averill was first death, a foot nolt -- footnote in gm's 315-page report detailing the switch's problem. they never told her family and her name was redacted. a reporter uncovered the identity and contacted the averills. >> they haven't sent us an apology, nothing. >> reporter: the family has been offered payment but they say the amount is not enough punishment for the company's decade-long cover-up. >> we just feel that, you know, they were in... they did really wrong, and they should be penalized. they should be... people should go to jail. >> reporter: gm says their outreach has been extensive and fair. the averills have until july 19th no accept. if not they could pursue legal action, but pursuing the old gm prior the their bankruptcy could be challenging. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. today the defense rested in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury that convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev of all 30 charges will now decide whether he gets life in prison or death. don dahler is in boston. >> reporter: in their final effort to save the life of their client, the defense called on a world-famous anti-death penalty activist, sister helen prejean. >> do you ever read the bible? >> reporter: who was portrayed by susan sarandon in the movie "dead man walking." told of a jail cell conversation with tsarnaev about the victims of the bombings. he said it emphatically, he said "no one deserves to suffer like they did." dzhokhar may have been convicted of that suffering but his dead brother tamerlan was on trial over the last two weeks depicted as an angry, radicalized muslim who believed in jihad. in contrast, defense attorney david bruck described the younger tsarnaev as a good kid. tamerlan's boxing coach said dzhokhar was like a puppy following his brother. his elementary teacher said he was quick to learn, very kind a lovely person. a from session of relatives from russia told of a very kind, very warm child who cried as he watched "the lion king." another relative said of the brothers, they were so good. they wouldn't hurt a fly. the only time tsarnaev showed emotion during the entire trial was when an aunt sobbed on the witness stand. the jury also heard how restrictive life in a supermax prison would be for tsarnaev if he does not get the death pebbletism he would live in near isolation. he would be monsterred constantly and only receive an hour and a half of recreation by himself each day. >> pelley: don, thank you. george zimmerman was slightly wounded today in a shooting two years after he was acquitted in the controversial death of trayvon martin, an unarmed teenager who had been walking in zimmerman's neighborhood. mike deforest of our cbs orlando affiliate wkmg is on the story. >> reporter: the passenger-side window of zimmerman's s.u.v. has what appears to be a bullet hole. according to his attorney, man pulled up alongside zimmerman's car and began firing, narrowly missing his head. flying glass caused minor facial injuries. lake mary police officer bianca gillette. >> lake mary police department received a 911 call from a third party on behalf of matthew apperson, a white male who stated he had just been involved in a shooting with george zimmerman. >> reporter: police say each man blamed the other. >> at this time the investigation has proven that george zimmerman was not the shooter. >> reporter: the two men have had a run-in with the law before, also in lake mary, florida, last september matthew apperson called police, accusing zimmerman of threatening to kill him during a road rage incident. apperson then refused to press charges. since being found not guilty in the shooting death of teenager trayvon martin in july 2013, zimmerman has had several run-ins with the law. a few weeks after being acquitted, he was stopped for speeding near dallas, texas. he told police he had a gun in the car. it was determined to be legal and zimmerman was give an warning for speeding. in november of that year, zimmerman got into a fight with his then-girlfriend. he was arrested for aggravated assault and domestic violence battery, but when she asked the charges to be dropped, he was never prosecuted. and this past january, zimmerman was arrested on another domestic violence charge. he allegedly threw a wine bottle at his girlfriend. she later recanted and charges were never filed. scott, a police department spokeswoman says investigators have not yet determined how or why this latest altercation began. >> pelley: mike deforest in orlando for us tonight. mike, thank you. there was a memorial service today in hattiesburg, mississippi, for two police officers gunned down over the weekend during a traffic stop. this afternoon four suspects were arraigned on charges that include capital murder. here's anna werner. >> thousands filled the seats at 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