SAMBOLIN: Welcome back to EARLY START. It is 47 minutes past the hour, and it's time to check the stories making news this morning.</s>SAMBOLIN (voice-over): Grieving students to return to class today at Chardon High School in Ohio. It's for the first time since the school shooting. Three students were killed there. The suspect, 17-year-old T.J. Lane was charged with murder in juvenile court, but he may still be tried as an adult. And a high threat for more tornadoes today, and many of the same areas hit earlier this week are in the bull's eye again. High winds, hail, and more large and powerful twisters possible from New Orleans all the way up through the Ohio Valley. So, be careful there. And a Pennsylvania man facing DWI and many other charges after his Jeep crashes through a fence on to an active runway at Philadelphia International Airport. A plane that was just seconds away from landing had to be diverted until they got him off the runway. Actress Nicollette Sheridan, returns to the stand today a day after giving her lawyer a good slap. Sheridan was showing the court how the producer of "Desperate Housewives" hit her, a move she said ultimately led to her character being killed off. And President Obama was interrupted by a heckler in the middle of a fundraising speech. This was in New York just last night. Listen.</s>BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: None of this change -- none of -- nobody's announced a war, young lady, so -- but we appreciate your sentiment. You're jumping the gun a little bit there.</s>SAMBOLIN: About 900 people paid anywhere from $1,000 to $35,000 each to attend last night's event, which was hosted by Deepak Chopra and Russell Simmons.</s>SAMBOLIN (on-camera): And still ahead for us on EARLY START, food and medicine coming in. The wounded finally getting out. Syria letting the Red Cross into a besieged neighborhood in Homs. We're going to have a live report for you. You're watching EARLY START.
Sheridan returns To Stand In 'Desperate' Trial