morning. president obama pushing for support on the nuclear deal with iran. why he's calling it at once in a lifetime deal. live in washington with the latest. >> a life-threatening ordeal for a family on a caribbean vacation. how were they exposed to a500 their hotel? >> a chaotic scene during a car jacking. the owner jumping on the hood and the witness who put a stop to it uhl. >> an avalanche quickly buries a man on a snowmobile. the helmet cam recording it all.

good monday morning. i'm mary bruce in for reena ninan. >> i'm t.j. holmes. president obama is defending the iran nuclear deal. >> mr. obama facing tough criticism from israel and its supporters and leader lawmakers on capital hill. abc reports from washington. >> reporter: president obama begins this week making the hard sale that the framework nuclear agreement with iran is a good deal. in an interview the president says the deal is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> well i think that it's important to recognize that iran is a complicated country just like we are. there is no doubt that given the history between our two countries that there is deep mistrust that is not going to fade away immediately. >> reporter: the president has also been working the phones calling leaders in both parties and half dozens heads of state

trying to convince them to back the deal. his efforts come as critics bare down on the white house accusing of it giving away too much. among the skeptics israel. >> endangers everyone listening to me right now. >> reporter: the monitoring of iran's nuclear facilities for at least 20 years. it also means the nation will have to roll back the programs dismantle equipment and make sure plants are own for civilian use. critical republican leaders in congress say the house and the senate should have final approval. president obama promises to veto. >> i think we would be nuts to give them more money and capability. >> reporter: all this while another deadline looming. negotiators have until the end of june to hammer out the final plan.

>> thank you as always. >> and it's a huge new concern for law enforcement. young people lured by isis or other groups to commit terror. we're learning of two more teens under arrest. a 14-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl picked up in separate raised in northern england suspected of preparing terrorist acts. british authorities confy dated their phones. the girl's mother says her daughter was just playing a joke with a friend. >> in california ran began falling on parched ground. the beginning of several days of much needed rain. >> the storm extends from northern california into the northwest and there may be some snow in the sierra. central and southern california may see rain tomorrow and wednesday. >> california's drought is in its fourth year. residents must cut their use by 25%. california governor jerry brown

says theing ae agricultural industry has suffered. brown pointed out that california grows most of the country's fruits and vegetables. >> rolling stone magazine is retracting its article about a gang rape following the report calling it a journalistic failure. amid the controversy that followed, rolling stone had requested a review of its own reporting from the columbia university school of juniorlism. it says the magazine editorial process failed at every level. the magazine and the author of the original article are both apologizing. >> the search is on for a virginia college student missing for more than a month. she was home in norfolk while on school break went out march 2nd and hasn't been seen since. her friends, family and local police have been searching for clues. a tip led police searching a pond. but nothing was found. also an infant and two older

children are among the five victims of a shooting in indianapolis. police say the children's mother and another woman apparently knew the attackers and invited them inside. that's when the shooting broke out and the victims being treated for gunshot wounds to their legs. a search is on for the suspects. >> attorneys of the boston marathon trial will make their closing argumenting today. tsarnaev's arguments are maintaining their client was only involved because of his older brother. after hearing today's statements jurors must reach a verdict and will decide if he gets the death penalty. >> also today opening day for major league baseball. 14 games on the schedule. fans will have to walk through metal detecters or be screened with a hand-held detector. you won't have to remove belts, shoes and jackets. large objects and pockets must be removed and all bags inspected as they have been in

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the justice department opened a criminal investigation. and terminix says it is cooperating. >> a wild scene at a car wash in atlanta. a group of alleged car jackers are in the minivan there. one of the suspects jumped into the white honda trying to drive off with the car's owner hanging on to the hood. a good samaritan pulled out his gun, opened fire and wounded the suspect in the shoulder ending his get-away attempt. >> he picked up speed and go across. and if that guy didn't shoot, she would have lost her life. >> something could have happened. >> the suspect who was shot was treated. then arrested and charged with theft and assault. the search for the other suspect in the red minivan continues. >> burglary caught on camera. a video showing the 19-year-old suspect inside a home armed with a baseball bat. he tries to escape in the

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time to check "the pulse" starting with the u.s. ambassador in south korea. he's back in the news because of what he's wearing. >> his left hand and arm in a brace. he says it allows some movement of his hand while immobilizing his wrist. he adds it's comfortable and has made a huge difference in his recovery. >> however people are saying what in the world was that thing. people are seeing this brace now and say it reminds them of of course luke skywalker's bionic hand. he got that after darth vader

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> thank you for waking up and joining us. we have to go do work i know. i am eric thomas. >> i am matt keller here for senior kristen sze. >> we had a shower yesterday but that is dissipating. we look forward to more wet weather on the horizon. our live doppler hd shows we do not pick up much returns. that will change when we get later in the morning. you can see how cher the camera is a cooler start and heavy wind and rain this afternoon into tomorrow with thunderstorms expected on tuesday and a look from the exploritorium camera

and our day planner the next 12 hours shows the showers will start in the afternoon bringing temperatures up to 52 and 60 away the bay and cooler along the coast. >> good morning, here is a look at traffic and we do not have too much excitement on the roads and that is the macarthur maze and traffic is moving along just fine as we head out of berkeley interest emeryville and we will look at this scene, southbound 680 pushing from pleasant hill to highway 24, no crashes and we have construction however and i will get to that next report. >> hope we are paying you double leyla. >> we get paid h >> bart is putting the brakes on trains at three dozen spots where the traffics are detee rating. operators have to keep the speed down in the problem can be

fixed. amy hollyfield is at concord bart with more. amy? >> this is one of the stations, rather than cruising through at 27 miles per hour trains will go through here at 18 miles per hour. that is according to a report in the san francisco chronicle. the report said officials are doing this because they are worried about this happen derailments like this that happened in concord in february a year ago. this is one of two derailments that happened in the last five years and officials believe the deteriorating tracks are to blame and could cause another accident. the system is 42 years old and officials say it needs updating. because of this officials have already started work between oakland coliseum and fruitvale station so they will shut down the elevated section there for 11 weekends. they say they have a thousand degraded wooden ties to dole with along with 3000'