suits made of, well, pillows. this is the 8th year for the great san francisco pillow fight. i love my hometown but i don't really have a explanation for this one, as i don't for many things out in the bay area. jon: who cleans up after that? that is a lot of feathers. jenna: how do you know it is over? we'll let those questions linger. pretty interesting video. jon: some new questions right now about prosecutorial overreach after the recent suicide of an admired computer wizard who hacked into a mit database of academic journals. he was charged with wire and computer fraud and faced 35 years behind bars along with massive fines. his case raising a lot of questions as to whether prosecutors are piling on charges and trying to win certain cases at any cost. doug mckelway, live in washington with that. doug, for every case like that of aaron schwartz,
one of the kids is 4 years old and so far no known motive for the attack. in central and northeastern vermont, some of the worst flash flooding in decades. heavy rains from thursday's storm washed away roads and forced some folks to flee their homes for emergency shelters. americans are pausing to honor their war dead this memorial day weekend. for one computer wizard, that means putting his skills to use in a very special way. he's creating an online data base of the grave stones at arlington national cemetery. here's sandra endo. >> reporter: one by one this 17 year old keeps the spirit behind these headstones at arlington national cemetery alive online. you come here thinking what? >> well, it's sad. i come here and i look at the