coming up, talking about the draft, and dan snyder. and the nationals give the fans a couple fans of their own. >>> maryland wasn't expecting 66-year-old gary williams to retire after 22 years with the terps. when he did this week, the race began to find his replacement. seemed shawn miller would be that guy. that is not the case. arizona's ad announced miller has agreed to a contract extension. he is coming off his second season there, when they won the pac 10 regular season title and made an elite 8 appearance. his family is from this area, so it's surprising he didn't take the bait. maryland's search now continues. notre dame's head coach reportedly turned down an interview. also, according to espn butler's brad stevens turned down the terps. gary williams explains why this is a great job to get. >> i wouldn't have been here if i didn't think this was a great job, because i did have some opportunities to go other places. people pay a lot of money to come to washington, d.c. to look at things. we must be living in a good area. the ac

we have another dan, our legal analyst, dan abrams. >> i'm the poor man's dan. i'm fearing at the end of the hour, there is only going to be one dan, and it's not going to be this guy. >> i'm surprised you're still nice to me. we had you working both days in memorial day weekend. instead of being away, you're a trouper. >> well, thank you. >> we're looking forward to having you here. since you've been in new york you've seen this all around new york. you see a bunch of sailors. it's fleet week. we're happy to have them all docked here on this memorial day weekend. >> it looks like they're having a great time. >> they deserve it. they definitely deserve it. >>> we're lucky to have emeril on board with great grilling recipes before you fire up the barbecue weekend. dan, you're going to be grilling? >> a little nerve-racking, my first "gma" food segment. >> are you ready? >> i'm afraid i might put too many chilies on. and emeril might sort of scold me. can you imagine my first segment getting a verbal spanking from emeril on national television? sir, i told you, th

and bianna, back you to. >> dan and bianna, back to you. >> dan and bianna, back to you. >> thank you, jackie. >>> coming up here on "gma," children of the storm. what the youngest victims of the tornado are saying. why do they think things like this happen? >>> also ahead, runaway mystery. where are the modern-day romeo and juliet who took off together just weeks before their high school graduation because their families don't approve of their relationship? these ladies have ben exercising, watching their diets and enjoying activia light. well? i've lost a fe pounds and i've never felt so light. at 70 calories, delicious activia light helps you be light and feel light too. ♪ activia glowing. smooth. flawless. >>> also ahead, runaway mystery. ; tone, texture, blotchiness, dullness and brown spots. that's positively radiant. only from aveeno. but the nicoderm cq patch gradually steps you down off of nicotine in just three steps, doubling your chances for success. nicoderm cq. 3 steps, 10 weeks and you're free. and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are

i'm bianna golodryga. >> and i'm dan harris. it's an incredible story, very, very moving and he said it was the best day of his life. >> yeah, that's right. >>> also on the show we're going to show you some of the stories we've been obsessed with all week long including dan's run-in with a very persistent and furry squirrel. >> he caught the french fry when i threw it to him. coming up later you'll see he actually steals my lunch. i'm unhappy about that. >> we are going to be in with something that is lighting up the mommy blogs and provoking outrage from a lot of parents. shape-up sneakers that are meant to tone your legs and backsides now made for young girls. some people say they send a bad message. linsey davis is here with more on the covers. linsey, they're saying they're focusing on 7-year-old girls. >> exactly. they start at size 2. good morning. they all the sparkle and glitz that little girls love, but some parents are giving the shoes a bum rap and the president of skechers doesn't know exactly why. he says it goes on

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we'll keep you posted, dan. this is the news. >> maybe he got an e-mail about the study you're about to bring to us and talking to other people on the street. >> maybe. >>> we want to check on weather. and for that, we go to jackie meretsky. >> good morning, everyone. let's talk about severe weather. we could have some storms from the middle part of the country, to the south, especially east of the continental divide. we had 80 reports of wind damage on friday. all that energy is pushing eastward. so, we could be looking at storms from jacksonville, towards cincinnati and pittsburgh. elsewhere in the country, we have a big, complex, upper-level system shaping up above the ohio valley. that's going to bring rain from the great lakes all the way to the northeast. some of the heavier amounts will be in northeastern ohio and northwestern pennsylvania. dan, over to you. >> thank you, jackie. >>> we're going to get to a bizarre case of smuggling. it involves exotic baby animals who were drugged and packed inside a sui

dan? >> thanks, bianna. >>> now to the latest on the sexual assault charges for the man who was once thought to be a possible next president of france. dominique strauss-kahn spent his second night holed up in a tightly secured new york city apartment after being released on bail. his wealthy wife has been standing behind him even as new allegations come out. our linsey davis is in lower manhattan this morning. good morning to you. tell us about any new details coming out about the house arrest situation. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. dominique strauss-kahn is only allowed to leave this building for very specific reasons. but it's likely in the next day or two he'll be leaving this building for good. the reason, his time here was always limited to three or four days, and he arrived here on friday. now, one of the renters inside said he wasn't told ahead of time that strauss-kahn was staying here but he was assured by the building that he'll be out early this week. >> we're also le

good morning. >> hey, good morning, dan and bianna. good morning, everyone. >>> well, there are gun battles raging in the streets of kandahar for a second straight day. afghan security forces are fighting militants holed up in a hotel in the southern city. the taliban launched a major assault on saturday attacking government buildings including the government's compound's mayor's office. none of the buildings were breached by the militants. >>> nearly 200 have been arrested in egypt after clashes between muslims and christians that left at least ten people dead. mobs set two churches on fire and gunshots were fired in the western cairo neighborhood sparked by rumors that a christian woman married a muslim man. >>> and a long shot winner was the unlikely winner of the kentucky derby yesterday. animal kingdom overcame 20-1 odds winning the 137th run for the roses in front of a record crowd at churchill downs in kentucky, of course, the second leg of the triple crown the preakness is in narld in two weeks. >>> near perfection in baseball.

all right, dan. we want to turn back to you. >> all right. so nice to lead our broadcast with positive economic news this morning. >>> now, to the latest on america's reinvigorated fight against terror. u.s. officials are confirming that a drone strike in yemen on thursday was aimed at the radical cleric, anwar al awlaki, who survived the attack. the american-born cleric is suspected of orchestrating terror attacks here in the u.s. many people consider him to be the greatest individual threat to this country. that drone strike came just days after the raid in pakistan, of course, that killed osama bin laden. and this morning, we're learning new details from all those files and documents found in bin laden's compound. pierre thomas has more on that from washington this morning. pierre, you've been all over this story since the beginning. what's the latest? >> reporter: dan, one source briefed on the bin laden materials say they provide unprecedented insight into al qaeda's motives, tactics and doctrine. an intelligence bonanza. at the cia camp

chris: dan, tell me something i don't know. >> a new campaign. not the official campaign, a new movement is beginning to raise questions about systematic pesticides, pesticides that are put in the system of plants. the canary in the cool mine here. bees are dying off and there's continued and growing concern that because the bees pollen ate the plants, the systemic pesticide stays in three to five years. there will be new questions raised about that. chris: does it hurt us? >> the e.p.a. says no. >> mine is a prediction. i predict that there will be a candidate from the right side of the republican party, it maybe sarah palin or somebody else, but they will establish a new litmus test, which is that they do not domain streem media interviews, doing a mainstream media interview is a capitulation that only -- >> if i'm on a g.o.p. bus, that is a depressing prediction. >> the truth is i'm always wrong. >> we haven't talked about jon huntsman. he is making his first trip to new hampshire and came back from china and his aides are saying that he's goi

dan rather, rachel madoff. kelly o'donnell and michael gersin. i'm so proud of our daughter, caroline. she graduated this week from the university of pennsylvania magna she graduated this week from the university of pennsylvania magna cum laude.

all right, dan. we want to turn back to you. >> all right. so nice to lead our broadcast with positive economic news on this saturday morning. >>> now, to the latest on america's reinvigorated fight against terror. u.s. officials are confirming that a drone strike in yemen on thursday was aimed at the radical cleric, anwar al awlaki, who survived the attack. the american-born cleric is suspected of orchestrating terror attacks here in the u.s. many people consider him to be the greatest individual threat to this country. that drone strike came just days after the raid in pakistan, of course, that killed osama bin laden. and this morning, we're learning new details from all those files and documents found in bin laden's compound. pierre thomas has more on that from washington this morning. pierre, you've been all over this story since the beginning. what's the latest? >> reporter: dan, one source briefed on the bin laden materials say they provide unprecedented insight into al qaeda's motives, tactics and doctrine. an intelligence bonanza. at

dan? >> amazing she made that prediction back in 2008. >>> now we will move to what they're calling a slow-motion disaster along the mississippi river. take a look at the map. it shows where flooding is forecast to hit in the coming days, south from tennessee to mississippi then down to louisiana. thousands of the 4 million people who live along the river have already evacuated and our steve osunsami is in memphis where some areas are already underwater. i want to say good morning to you but for a lot of people there it is not a good morning at all. >> reporter: it is not a good morning for so many people. this is a poor neighborhood on the south end of memphis, the mississippi river has traveled five miles to swallow these homes. most of the families who live here tell us they do not have flood insurance. they never thought they'd need it. they can't believe this is happening. from southern illinois to the gulf of mexico more than 4 million people live in the areas next to the mississippi

matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. amidst all of this wreckage and debris that you see, there really is some new rebuilding here. this is going to be a hair salon. it started just a couple of days ago. when we came, that roof hadn't yet been put on. this morning, it's already there. they hope to finish this place in 45 days. the pace of rebuilding and resilience that's incredible, just after that tornado. >> sara? >> these are the terrifying few seconds just after the tornado. >> sara? mike? >> reporter: aaron eventually found his sister and her boyfriend alive. many others weren't so lucky. that search for the missing continues. joplin is slowly coming back. the sounds of rebirth. mangled trees being cut back. the skeletons of buildings being hauled away. and this, joplin's first new construction. >> we're trying to get on with our lives. >> reporter: and we're finding reunions, but not always of the human variety. about 500 pets have been taken to this aspca center. >> you know, she was. part of a family. so, we're h

dan was asking why tornadoes happen. let's take a look at the setup. we have a typical clash of air mass. no shortage of cold air coming from the north. warm, moist air from the south. very active jet stream. the result is flooding, some of the hardest hit areas of illinois through arkansas. any time i can talk about snow at the end of april i will and north dakota got over a foot through the overnight. >>> this weather report has been brought you to by pup-peroni. bianna. >> jackie, thank you. >>> now to a romeo and juliet story of sorts. a teenage couple in florida now on the run. neither family approved of the relationship and now they disappeared. police don't think they're in danger but their families are desperately trying to track them down. andrea canning has the story. >> reporter: the mug shot of jackson powell for shoplifting set off alarm bells for his family but not for police. the two-week hunt for powell and his girlfriend, nicole dones took a turn when he was arrested in savannah, jal. but the police didn't recognize the missing boy unt

no details on his name or age, don. >> dan, if we can come back -- dan is talking about this, this is the composite sketch that has been released from the los angeles police department. so one of these two people -- there it is right there on the screen, one of these two people is a person in custody. and one of them is possibly the suspect in this case. the other suspect or other people of interest they are talking to. dan simon is on the phone. brian stowe's hometown is san francisco. dan, when we get the press conference in a bit, some really heavy-hitters here, the mayor, the police chief, other high-ranking officials in the police department as well as a dodgers' representative. it is really just unbelievable here. any word on how police cracked this case because we are hearing that it was possibly a tip from a parole officer? >> reporter: well, it will be interesting to hear the authorities when they talk about it. but "the l.a. times" report that the cops got a tip from a parole agent. the agent allegedly turned in this guy. how that came to fruition, we don't know. but this is

el apoyo que nos dan todo de nosotros. >> pasamos al fÚtbol de inglaterra. el campeÓn cerró con broche de oro. ahora el manchester united llegarÁ aceitadito para jugar la final de la champions league ante el barcelona de espaÑa. >> en mÁs de inglaterra: el chelsea puso de patitas en la calle al tÉcnico. este aÑo terminÓ con las manos vacÍas. quÉ poca memoria. ♪ >> a toda velocidad con la fÓrmula uno. el alemÁn vettel ganÓ el gran premio de espaÑa. es su cuarta victoria para seguir como cannavaro nÚmero uno en la clasificaciÓn general. >> felicidades a todos los fanÁticos de los pumas allá en mÉxico. y la verdad es que es un gran campeÓn. muy bien. que vayan a dormir con los angelitos y ustedes, con los pumitas. chau, chau. hasta la prÓxima. la capital, mÁs de cien mujeres participaron en una carrera donde tenÍan que usar zapatos de con tacones de al menos dos pulgadas. cada competidora debÍa pagar una determinada cantidad en dÓlares y la suma final serÍa entregada a las organizaciones que apoyan a las mujeres y niÑos vÍctimas de

there's dan. and the best part of the cd is, and the best part of the cd is, there are seven different versions of "sometimes when we touch" on it. so, if you really love "sometimes when we touch," there's never been a better cd to own. and then there's a dvd of the making of the song. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and were you surprised when he contacted you and said, hey, let's record this song together or was it your idea? >> when i heard that dan hill wanted to meet me and we meet in new york, and we talk about recording with him, "sometimes when we touch" and, you know, something happen and we record. >> jimmy: we have some video of that, for those of you who haven't seen manny sing, here it is. "sometimes when we touch." ♪ i want to hold you til i die ♪ til we both break down and cry ♪ ♪ i want to hold you ♪ til the fear in me subsides >> jimmy: beautiful. [ applause ] and again, there are seven versions of that. there's five remixes and one regular version and then there's an instrumental if

i'm dan harris. >> i'm bianna golodryga. also ahead this morning, a rescue operation underway in the florida keys. about two dozen pilot whales have gotten into shallow water there. workers are working around the clock in a desperate attempt to save them. we'll take you there. >>> what's missing from this picture? the answer coming up in "your week in three words." >>> the parents of tyler clementi speaking out for the first time. the rutgers student committed suicide after another student posted him having sex online. the man involved with the bullying was in court. that's where clementi's parents made their statement. mike marusarz is here this morning. >> reporter: tyler clementi's parents had issued written statements before. but this was the first time they faced cameras. and we heard them in their own words. for joe and jane clementi, pain is fused with porp. >> we're here to witness this proceeding on tyler's behalf. >> reporter: tyler was their 18-year-old son. he committed suicide in september, jumping off new york'

el apoyo que nos dan todo de nosotros. >> pasamos al fÚtbol de inglaterra. el campeÓn cerró con broche de oro. ahora el manchester united llegarÁ aceitadito para jugar la final de la champions league ante el barcelona de espaÑa. >> en mÁs de inglaterra: el chelsea puso de patitas en la calle al tÉcnico. este aÑo terminÓ con las manos vacÍas. quÉ poca memoria. ♪ >> a toda velocidad con la fÓrmula uno. el alemÁn vettel ganÓ el gran premio de espaÑa. es su cuarta victoria para seguir como cannavaro nÚmero uno en la clasificaciÓn general. >> felicidades a todos los fanÁticos de los pumas allá en mÉxico. y la verdad es que es un gran campeÓn. muy bien. que vayan a dormir con los angelitos y ustedes, con los pumitas. chau, chau. hasta la prÓxima. >> hasta la prÓxima, fernando. muchas gracias. y cualquier inigiativa es vÁlida si es por una buena causa. en perÚ tenemos un buen ejemplo de ello. en lima, la capital, mÁs de cien mujeres participaron en una carrera donde tenÍan que usar zapatos de con tacones de al menos dos pulgadas. cada co

>>dan: he wrote u.s. air ways depending apology, but late friday afternoon they said they would call him and said it would be no apology. u.s. airways confirmed an airline representative spoke with him and a company spokesperson told kron 4 news we are supporting the crew's decision to remove the passengers in the interest of safety if they thought there was sufficient cause. >> i'm more disappointed and angry. at that of a large airline like that, the one i chose to fly on would be accountable. >>dan: he said this is not the end of it. >> i am motivated to get something out of them as far as an apology. corporations can often take advantage of people like this. it is unfair. that's not the american way. i'm not going to stand by that. >>dan: said he's either going to seek legal counsel or he might start an internet campaign letting people know just how u.s. airways streets passengers. dan curman, kron 4 news. >>erica: a full look at your temperatures outside, widespread '50s around the bay holding on for

dan mentioned a topic that i think is really important. it covers not just building maintenance but generally new buildings and everything. and that's that the building is made of a system of components and the problem is that not all of these components have the same life span. so we build a building and the life span of a building in san francisco is essentially unlimited. we don't say we expect buildings to last 30 years and then we're going tear them down and build a new building like they do in japan and other places. we say, once a building is built we expect that it will be able to be maintained. and once it's 50 years old, it's likely to become a historic resource of some sort. the problem is then that buildings might have shakes and shangele -- shingles that are good for 30 years but the paper underneath it might be, you know, have a 10-year or 15-year or 20-year warranty or life expectancy and the fasteners mible own -- might be only reasonably good for 15 or 20 years and the window might have a 20-year warrant and this stuff doe

book heavy metal islam rock resistance and the struggle for the soul of islam and a new buy we have dan editor in chief at pakistan. beast dot com pakistan's alternative policy institute and news service this is cross talk here you can jump in anytime you want here mark obama said the world is a better place it's a safer place and importantly he said justice has been done over the last ten years over the last ten years on the war on terror has justice been done. well i think as a new yorker a lifelong new yorker and so recently certainly. i'm certainly happy to see that bin laden is gone and that he's met what i think would be just then but i think the other arguments of the world safer i'm not sure that they're really true at this point because most people think he hasn't had any kind of operational command. and the franchises that have grown are in fact more dangerous than al qaeda central is at the moment and you know his death itself is probably going to spawn a lot of violence and retribution so i think that argument is not really true and i think if the policies don't change very

. >> dan weldon is going to win the race. >> yeah, yeah, dan. >> that is unbelievable. >> j.r. hildebrandt crashes on the final turn, he gives up the lead to dan weldon who wins his second indy 500. his car slides into a second place finish. >> the team deserved to win today, they have come in second the last three years in a row and i really didn't want to be the next brides maid. when it came towards the endive felt like i really owed this to them and this team. and, you know, it's a bum tore come home second again. >> i just felt a lot of relief. obviously i knew he was okay, i could see him moving. it's an incredible feeling, i want to say hi to my family back home and my mother and, you know, the alzheimer's association for giving me the opportunity to represent them. umm, it's just an incredible day. >> an emotional dan weldon referring to his mother who was recently diagnosed with the onset of alzheimer's at the age of 55. it was surgery for buster posey today, two screws placed in his left ankle. the general manager confirmed he will miss the rest of the season, in the

dan thanks so much the problem with this is that wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a conflict ending agreement their good will and their intentions are very suspect israel the vast majority of israel's israelis want peace but they won't trust any government that has participation by hamas to keep it and israel is not going to make the kinds of concessions that the palestinians will want for peace under any participation by hamas so the last point is i agree there may not be a one state solution in the near term but there also may not be a two state solution as long as the arab side doesn't view it as a conflict ending or a gentleman will run out of time here we've run out of time i sincerely thank all of my guest today in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here and our teeth see you next time and remember cross talk with us. if. you can. download the official antti application q i phone or i pod touch from the i choose apps to. charge the flight.

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dan hellie is live from tampa where game three is about to begin. dan? >> as you said, the capitals have struggled a little bit on the power play. actually a lot on the power play in this series. 0 for 11 in the first two games. they've had troubles with it the entire season long. don't forget, that they've had a couple of bad breaks in this series. it's easy to say, oh, they are down 2-0. the capitals are in huge trouble. in two games they've had two goals bounce off their own player and into the net. take a listen to what bruce boudreaux had to say. >> one tweak here and a break there and it would be a different series right now. but, you know, they are ready to play. they're definitely not in a defeatist mood. that's for sure. more of an angry mood. >> you have to play a little angry, a little on edge. that's playoff hockey. and you can't think too far ahead. you have to think you are in the moment. you got to think from tonight from the drop of the puck and not think any farther past that. >> all right. that's jason arnott. a couple of wins and they'

going to have it we're almost out of time i'd like to give dan the last thirty seconds go ahead dan thanks so much the problem with this is about wishful thinking won't make hamas actually. engage in a conflict ending agreement their good will and their intentions are very suspect israel the vast majority of israel's israelis want peace but they won't trust any government that has participation by hamas to keep it and israel is not going to make the kinds of concessions that the palestinians will want for peace under any participation by hamas so the last point is i agree there may not be a one state solution in the near term but there also may not be a two state solution as long as the arab side doesn't view it as a conflict ending or a gentleman will run out of time here we've run out of time i sincerely thank all of my guest today in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our keith see you next time and remember rastafarians. wealthy british style sun. sometimes. markets. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy.

what was it like to work with dan? i though you guys are friends, but what was it like to work with him? >> it was good, because the thing about, dan wanted to win. he was willing to pay whatever for any player, you know and i -- there's a time, like when joe gibbs was there, i had never heard dan say no to anything. whatever joe wanted, yes, because it helps you win, go get it, joe, let's win. and dan wanted to win because he grew up a redskins fan, and he wanted to do what was best for fans because he wanted -- what he wanted to do was bring a super bowl trophy to the redskins fans because that was like his goal to show everybody, here, fans, i've done it for you. >> we've dot to leave in 30 second, vinny, but real quickly, this nfl lockout, can we get this thing resolved? will we have football in september? >> i don't know if we'll have it in 70. maybe a couple wakes. a they're calling it courtroom football now. that's where we're at. way prefer to get back to free agency and all those things, because it will be int

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>>dan: what is this woman doing that says many others do? if injecting her eight year-old daughter with both talks. >> are you afraid when you get the shots? >> yes. >>dan: she said she's given her daughter wrote talks to better prepare her for beauty pageants. when she's going to perform in the pageant and she smiles there's decreases. california authorities made it to differ. the san francisco human services agency has launched an investigation. carey said she is doing nothing wrong. >> i'm not hurting my daughter, i take very good care of my daughter. >>dan: officials here say they would not comment on with this investigation and tells. all they would say is that reports of the boat talks injections had generated numerous calls to the child abuse hot line. they say they take all calls to the hot line seriously and do all in their power to ensure the safety of san francisco children. in san francisco, kron 4 news. >>pam: this story has caused fires on the internet for in camera lease has a look that some of the headlines and reactions. >>k

dan carmen gives you a better view of the new video. this video shows san francisco police officers entering a hotel on the 25. the san francisco public defender's office said the video show officers are not carrying any thing on their way and. >>dan: the public defenders said on their way out the video shows the to in the back are carrying things. when carries a backpack which the public defender may contain the suspects missing laptop. the other carries what may be a camera bag containing the suspects missing camera. the public defender accuses these officers of taking these items from the suspects, and never entering them into evidence. >> why is it being taken? why are the officers removing personal property? you tell me. >>dan: the public defender answered his own question, he accuses these officers of stealing. >> personal items belonging to residents at two different hotels in different parts of the city were taken. by the police without justification that is theft. that is a crime. that is not allowed under police authority. jus

dan is live at sfo with that story. >>dan: the former police officer's name is larry wright. he met with reporters today. he was a passenger on board the plane and killed as he didn't realize what was going on. he was watching his i phone and only alerted when someone behind him screamed. we can tell you that is the identified on the blue dots on the map he was seated and 20 c. he said shortly after the screen he saw the suspect moving quickly towards the cockpit and he immediately got up and started running right after him. >> at the point where he was running towards the cockpit and he screamed out in arabic i knew there was a problem and i knew i needed to take action. i felt that he was trying to take on the flight crew and possibly crushed the airplane. i could see in front of me that he had reached the cockpit door, there was a person who engaged him immediately. it looks like the flight crew member, and then almost immediately there was an effort of people cops and i when i arrived they had taken into the ground. when ahead and try to use a patrol hold on him. i was ab

he slammed into the wall, dan wheldon slips by, takes the checkered flag. >> i run up on the high side before earlier in the race, and you know, so that just ended up being what i went for. as soon as i got there just because the end of a tire stint, it was like marbles. there was nothing i could do to keep the thing going. >> this is the second time england's dan wheldon has won the indy 500. >>> and check out the beginning of this crazy race. driver tanner fox was sitting high above the stands in a pro 2 truck. he hit the pedal and raced down a specially made track going more than 100 miles an hour. when he hit the ramp. he fell 332 feet. and set a new world record. >>> when we come back, another look at this morning's top stories and a tearful reunion. u.s. soldiers return home to begin a new mission with their families. begin a new mission with their families. two people are killed near a motorcycle club.. the latest on the hunt for the suspects. plus.. a bay area nursing student mysteriously disappears over the holiday weekend. the clues, police are pouring over. missing records,

going to be important to clarify a few different things that when it comes to middle east peace and dan i will start with you what is acceptable what i mean are you willing to negotiate and what would you give willing to give up or give in on well to begin with i work for an american organization not the israeli government but the israelis are extremely anxious to have peace that is a part conference about all they talk about is peace and how it should be achieved so peace is the ultimate objective of everyone i know in israel both sides of the political spectrum the problem is is about what the conflict is really about and. the united states in formulating issues relating to territory is not getting to the core issue the core issue in my view and probably in the view of most israelis is the inability of the arab world and the palestinians to accept the very existence of a jewish state in the midst of the middle east and until that issue gets satisfied all the talk of potential border resolutions and all the other things that are being focused on really don't care it's towards that end

>> that he's guilty. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to dan tonight. >>> it was last night here we reported on that harrowing landing of the delta jet in atlanta, the tire blowing, the landing gear catching fire. the flight was coming in from pittsburgh when that tire blew as it touched down, causing the brakes to overheat. four people suffered minor injuries and the faa is still looking into the age and the condition of that tire and the landing gear that caught fire. >>> and still ahead as we continue on "world news" this sunday night, the debate so many of you have already weighed in on at our website. is this baby a boy or a girl? and why the parents are determined to keep it a mystery. >>> then later here, a dog's life. the images getting so much attention this evening, as he grows up, right before our eyes. >>> and, later tonight, on this memorial day weekend, one woman and her quiet mission to help the children who are woken in the middle of the night. [ male announcer ] this is charlie whose morning flight to london starts with arthritis pain... and a

thank you, dan. >> when we come back. new tragedy in tornado alley. another round ofeñeñeñeñeñfxfxfÑ >>'s high school senior died in a shoot out in east oakland. two teens were firing on richie street just a few blocks from the teenage are's school. cassle wood leadership prep. he was scheduled to graduate in two weeks. no word on what was behind the shooting. >> destructive violent weather will not leaf the midwest alone. tornados killed 14 people yesterday there. the area around oklahoma city was hardest hit. several tornados tore a path of destruction in peid mont and killing eight and injuries cent more. look at this twister tearing apart a big rig. the driver survived tornados killed six others in kansas and arkansas. several residents are trapped in their home in the small town of deming that was devastated by a tornado lastt night. >> the annual california beach report is out . san francisco beaches are listed among the cleanest and dirtiest of the state. they analyze 400 coastal areas of washington state to the mexican border and 90 perc

it was dan's second victory and dan wheldon joins us this morning from the indianapolis motor speedway. sir, good morning and congratulations. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> dpan, we should mention your first full ride of the year, right? >> yeah, this is my first race of the year. i haven't been competing in the full season. and my contract actually expired last night at midnight. so i'm on the unemployment line right now. >> i have to imagine the unemployment won't last for very long after this performance. but let me ask you, so the final lap, you're behind j.r. held brand here at this point. when did you realize something was wrong and what were you thinking when you saw that? was it just shock? >> well, it was an incredibly intense last 20 laps of the race. and there was a couple of different strategies being played out by different teams. j.r. had stayed out under a yellow to gain some track position. he was struggling a little bit back in the field. or back in the, you know, seventh, eighth, ninth position. it was very hard to overtake. and so they stayed out, and s

. >> not a brick at all dan. these thunderstorms and tornadoes have been rumbling through the central states, plains and much of the mississippi valley throughout the afternoon and the evening now in the night team. the tornado watch boxes are covering wide portions still of oklahoma and canvas missouri and arkansas northeast corner of texas. now so far in the last 1ours there have been 27 tornado reports and you will notice that joplin which has already been devastated by deadly tornadoes is in the path in the watch box area so more tornadoes in the area of joplin again today and tonight issued add and the storms continue to rumble on into threatening a good portion of the central part of the nation just relen relentless. no let up right now. keep watching this for you. >> thanks spencer. such a large area too. >> a 4 alarm fire at san leandro apartment building now under control and basically ou out. broke out just after 3 this afternoon at the chateau manor off 8 80. this is home video taken by the resident. f

back to you, dan. >> thanks a lot. vick lee reporting. authorities suspended the search for a missing danville teenager after determining she took her own life. allyson bayliss was not seen since monday. sources say surveillance video showed her walking on to the golden gate bridge but doesn't show her leaving. search dogs lost her scent on the span. danville residents who joined the search efforts say they are overwhelmed and heart sick for the family. >> i walk by their house all of the time with their little dog and it is so heart felt and unreel and very saddened. >> family friends said allyson was feeling upset and isolate left a status update saying she might take her own life. a vigil for her is scheduled in the danville congregational church tonight. >> california prison officials are coming under fire for improperrly freeing more than 450 dangerous criminals without supervision. that is according to the prison's independent inspector general. the inmate release was part of a controversial program designed to cut costs. but inspec

thank you, dan. last sunday's twister left a pile of mangled debris said to be five or six miles long, but casey anthony checked it out for himself to find out it was twice that length. >> reporter: show us the initial damage from the tornado. >> initially the little trees started through there and then it went over here, that's the trailer, the working trailer. >> so this is ground zero of the joplin tornado. we are going to drive its entire length from west to east to get a good picture of just how widespread the damage was. here's the first downed power lines, major electrical transmission lines. one reason much of joplin is without electrical power. so less than a mile into our journey you see the first homes that have lost part of their roofs. you can see over on this house a sign warning looters will be shot. you can see some of the power company crews who are working on repairing these downed electrical lines. that will be vital to this area as it recovers. we are three miles into our journey,

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you know dan how's who's going to affect. what landmark going jumping going. good mark you know only the only problem is of course is that the people that are our congressmen and women are pandering to are the ones who are funding their re-election so it really comes down to that as long as they're being supported and funded by these very forces that profit from these empire of bases in global war on terror how could they ever go against them ok if you can depending on how things pan out over the next few days here is the relationship between united states and some elements within the pakistani military and security forces it is going to change or is it something fundamental happen here. i think it's in the interests of both parties all the parties involved actually to keep the relationship going and take this this is this what's happened in a couple of days ago is actually works out for the best of everyone was on the bin laden had been a liability for for the for al qaeda itself actually i mean if you look at it he had been on the run and then he had been a

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as families brace themselves for more bad news, dan is one of the people they've been turning to. dan, thanks for joining us again. >> my privilege. >> so, first, i just got to ask, how is the community faring emotionally? are people beginning to pull together? is the grief still just overwhelming the entire town? >> i think things are relatively overwhelming. we are, you know, forced into a major operation where we're organizing efforts to make a difference, to make the straightest line to the victims, and all of us are traumatized, too, by the friends we've lost and just the fear of life and death, things that have occurred here over the last few days. and so everyone -- this is a strong community, and there's a deep faith here, and god is good at bringing order out of chaos. and that's what's happening. people are seeing that happen. like this morning i was with the pastors praying at the home depot parking lot, and all around us we could hear god's work being done. and that's very comforting. and then we see people from all over the country, like i would even say cnn being abl