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problem taking dozens of tr out of service. another factor in the commu. rain. a showery sunday... about to give way to a messy monday on the roads. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. here's rain about to give way to a messy monday on the road. i'm juliette goodrich. here is a good look at high def radar as lingering showers are here tonight and even more rain is on the way tomorrow. the wet weather isn't helping the situation where people are still dealing with the landslide and the sink hole after the last storm. the rain is slowly eroding on

the other side of the hill, affecting the walls and the foundations. >> obviously with the additional rain here on sunday that they are concerned that there may be additional mud slide as we are hoping and praying that we do not lose anymore of our restrictions. >> reporter: mean whale the repairs could be delayed by the rain. since last weekend crews have taken out the traffic signal poles. much of the bay area has gotten this first day of spring, but the people in alameda would take it in strive making it out for the afternoon walk. lots of umbrellas around san francisco as the rain didn't keep these families inside. we'll have more in our forecast forecast. this is not what bart riders want today hear tonight. a mechanical problem is in

north concord station, becoming the line for the end of some. >> yeah, get ready for week two of the great break down. >> reporter: it's like a bermuda triangle on the tracks continuing to perplex the engineers on the bay point station. damaging 50 trains last week. one of the other forcing bart to suspend all service between the stations. >> that's really messed up. with that causing the short circuit. >> reporter: that they would repair a bunch over the last few days that they are not saying how many. meanwhile they ran test trains this weekend and some with passengers to accurately rep placate the wait of the trains, trying to find out what's causing that spike in boltage. >> we need to get where we need

to go, you know. >> reporter: it will take months to fix the damaged trains. separate and apart from that they would like to restart service between the two stations as soon as possible. but first they have to find out what's making the voltage spike. for the rest of the universe that will take their train that they could have some delays related to all of this. reporting live i'm joe vazquez cbs5 news. the number of crashes on the south bay highway is the high that's it has been in ten years. that they responded to nearly 200 crashes.

we drive very carefully. just yesterday she rarely got ended. they came right at me and that they hit me. >> they work at the beer garden and grill at the similar mom with a clear. >> we have a helicopter pad right down. in the last two weeks we've seen the patients being taken away. >> reporter: in fact the california highway patrol reports that in 2014 three deadly car crashes and 371 injured accidents.

the number of crashes is people on their cell phones. being known for being windy could be soggy and slippery. penny takes it slow while keeping an eye on everyone else. it has dropped significantly because of the deadly crashes in their first year down to 174. a startling discovery for firefighters in the east bay. the man's body inside that car. mark kelly has the story. >> i have never seen anything like this in my 15 years here.

i thought maybe somebody would have crashed into the station. dead with blood on their shirts. they first found that around 7:00 this morning when they were leaving for a call that they believe that they could have been parked in the driveway any time since the most recent call three hours earlier. the victim was 51 years old and that they do not show foul play. but the autopsy this week that it is expected to give more clues as to how a man ended up dead in front of the fire house. in oakley mark kelly cbs5. the victim may have had some sort of medical condition.

an early morning fire forced 13 people out of their south bay homes. that it spread from the shed to two homes that everyone made it out okay and that the homes, they do have smoke damage and no word on what would cause that fire. tonight president obama is in the middle of the historic family. even taking the walking tour of old havana today in the rain as they would see it as a way to solve that icy diplomatic relations that they have had for more than 50 years. it's a soar opportunity to engage with the cuban people and to force no cuban deals to build new ties between our two people and that for me to lay out my vision for the future that will be brighter than our path. >> reporter: this trip is scheduled to wrap up on tuesday and on this visit that the president and the first lady

have brought along some of the biggest names in the american business. they show us how capitalism is meshing with communism. >> reporter: and today barack obama became the first u.s. president to walk on cuban soil since 1928. when he arrived to board the warship. president obama brought another symbol of american tower, the delegation of corporate leaders, including the ceo of the executives from the companies like marriott and starwood, which just struck a deal to become the first hotel operator in havana in nearly 60 years. they will tap that market due to the trade embargo. the author says it will be right for investment. >> reporter: they see a market that will be ready for the u.s. companies.

and the resources that they can bring as they would see the holt spot and that from here to eternity. >> reporter: when they accepted the 2014 offer that they would appear willing to test the benefit of capitalism. loose in the travel band, restarting the direct service. and to earn their salaries, the step that means they will no longer have to deflect the u.s. to work there. and when they are enthusiastic about their outreach that the government has been slow to make many of the changes asked for it. >> the relations with the united states have to overcome their great obstacle. and theris still a suspicion of the tragic horse. designed to kill them with love rather than aggression. >> reporter: that is margaret

brennan reporting. while in cuba president obama will attend a baseball game between the tampa bay rays. pope francis presided over pope sunday mass for thousands today. the official start of the holy week leading up to easter as a part of their message today, not to abandon the hundreds of thousands of refugees in europe. still ahead immigration is taking center stage on the campaign trail. the message from the candidate was so much on the line and one border state. and plus, the bay area couple jailed overseas, for what they thought was a harmless souvenir. and what it took for them to finally get them free. the complete forecast for you in just a minute out the door tomorrow morning. the can't miss forecast. some sun and big changes coming up. the forecast is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

mourning the death of a mare killed in iraq. the department of defense ss 27-year-old staff sergeant s cardin of temecula, died yesterday after his unit wat by rocket fire. he was based at camp lejeune. this is the first death of s service member in iraq since last october. to campaign 2016 now... and next round of contests in t race for the presidential nominations. on tuesday, s will caucus well on to campaign 2016 now and the race for the presidential nominations. on tuesday that the democrats, they will caucus in idaho and that voters on both sides will head to the polls in utah and arizona. and now 58 delegates are at

stake in arizona for the republicans and that is where cbs reporter danielle nottingham shows us that one issue is dominating the conversation. the democratic front runner hillary clinton is already drawing the battle line. running an ad in arizona where she covers a young girl worried about deportation. bernie sanders is also sensitive to the plight. the biggest battle now is a philosophical one. senator ted cruz and governor john kasich are doubling down

on their attacks, the other should drop out as kasich says it will not be him. >> reporter: no one is calling me directly, asking me to drop out. >> reporter: crews cam -- cruz campaigning in utah is not going anywhere. >> reporter: a vote for john kasich is a vote for donald trump. >> reporter: if they split the vote, the man they hope to beat could benefit the most. danielle nottingham at cbs news, los angeles. well this week apple goes back to court on the encryption fight between the fbi. the company is taking time to unveil their new products. the headliner is expect today be a four-inch iphone expected to show off the smaller version of the ipad pro and new apple watch ban. now on tuesday apple and the fbi will face off in court in the fight of locking one of the iphones. well if you think that

you'll be getting squeezed at the gas pump, you're right, nationwide over the past two weeks, that it will be rising over nearly a dime in just the last seven days to a gallon on average. the spike is being blamed on the growing demand. and they are about to change their rebate program for the electric car buyers, that the state is putting in for a recap. the limit is $340,000 for the head of household filers and half a million for joint filers to earn rebates. tonight a couple is home after their africa vacation turned into the time behind bars. john ramos shows us how it landed them in prison. >> i have been to 132

countries. >> reporter: they have spent their lives traveling the world. filling their home with photos and artwork to remember their journeys. but there is one souvenir from their trip to africa that they wish they could forget. >> this bone, that it was carved on the side of it. >> reporter: it is not uncommon in south africa. the grants were assured that it was legal, but it was a different story when they were stopped at an airport in tanzania. >> they said you're going to jail. we said what? they said we are very serious, you know, poaching, poaching the animals. >> carving was on the giraffe bone, tanzania's national animal as they carry a mandatory 20-year prison

sentence. >> you appreciate the united states, the freedoms we have. that you have no idea how much we should appreciate that until you're in a situation that we were in. a look at sierra with the

fresh -- with fresh snow falling. that's what some showers will be like. gusty winds with us tomorrow. the wide view will show you where it is all coming from with the low pressure from the pacific northwest, that it is going to continue right through tuesday morning. not a lot in the way of rain, but turn distinctly cooler tomorrow and tuesday. and it will all translate to snow in the mountains, whether they will post the snow levels down to 2,500 feet. and gusty winds with snow on the roads. likely if you're heading out towards the mountains that they will show you that we have clouds streaming over the bay area tonight. you can see some showers that will begin to pop up in the north bay. not a clean distinct cold front that will come through, but

just widely scattered sometimes fairly decent showers coming down during the day on monday. they will begin to dry out as they do not show a whole heck of a lot. but nevertheless that we'll add to the rain totals over the past couple of weeks. in general that they will begin to cool wet and with more rain in the north bay and the south. warmer weather will return by thursday and the in your opinions by the weekend in the lower 70s. snow out there for the tahoe rain freeze in the yosemite and up at redding. overnight lows with a few scattered showers. sun up tomorrow morning, few low 50s. the temperatures in the lower 60s. out in the east bay with scattered showers, pretty good downpour at times, including the north bay with the numbers in the lower 60s, with the rain tomorrow. and then increasing sunshine, well, not a lot in the way of

sun, but towards their evening as they will be drying it out with a few more showers for us, lingering into tuesday morning, but look at the later half of the week as the sun will come out wednesday and we warm to the lower 70s by next weekend. not a bad week ahead. have a good one. still ahead the hikers will make a gruesome discovery near the famed hollywood sign. the investigation into a human skull. more on the eagle cam that's coming up. coming up i'm dennis o'donnell. we'll go back to san antonio. as i thought for a moment there that they were moving on as you were rooting for stephen f. austin as they should have won the game. they just couldn't get it done

to get everyone caught up in their broken brackets with the game day straight ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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but the discovery has rattled people in the area. >> it's a little nerve racking being a woman. >> this is where they found a head back in 2012. well now to what has become an internet sensation of sorts. the baby bald eagle that would happen early this morning. millions of people have been watching online, hoping that they would miss it since the eaglette arrived in washington time. and watching the animals online to become a growing phenomenon as people cannot turn away. >> why do you think that people are so obsessed with the web cam? >> because it is the american bald eagle, our nation that has always loved that, the national symbol and it is funny that they are in the capital. >> reporter: the parents are known as mr. president and the first lady because they are the

first mating pair to nest in dc's national arboretum in nearly 70 years. well still ahead, disney's latest animated flick a drama and a horror movie. who came out on top of the box office next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

film "zootopia" was number e again at the weekend box at the top for three weeks

and counting the animated film, "zootopia" earned $38 million. coming in second was the divergent series "allegiant." followed by "marigolds of heaven." "ten cloverfield lane," and "dead pool." tonight "batman verses superman" presented in gotham as some fans may know it. the first time they appear together in a movie. ben afflick stars the cape crusader. >> my kids loved it, my son particularly believes that i am badman. my daughters wish that i was playing harry potter that i'm really too old for harry potter. i'm way old for harry potter, even growing up. >> okay. the movie opens on friday and we will be right back. ,,

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weekend with the warriors oe road in dallas and san a good evening everybody, welcome to game day. they spent the weekend with the warriors on the road in dallas and san antonio with the fallout from last week's defeat. but the big story of this weekend and the pac-12 who would have thought that they would be the last hope for the conference this evening. what about the stunning collapse of the cal bears? they are coming up to break that down. oregon still flew under the radar nationally, even their second round opponent wasn't aware of just how successful

that they were this season. >> this is my livelihood until i heard on the broadcast that they had finished that season number five. i had no idea. >> reporter: and they learned a lot about the ducks tonight less than 90 seconds to play as they would be up by one and they would be thrilled to put them back up on top. leading the ducks with 25. and that they held off. 69-64 to advance to the sweet 16 where they will face duke. wow. they would trail northern iowa by 12 and with 35 seconds left. he's over, right? and they are down 5:15, a few seconds left. cutting their lead to just two. it throws it up for the tieing score with under two seconds left. we're going to overtime as