that saul i know. thanks to all three of you. appreciate your time. >> thank you. melissa: might be the worst baseball game in history. no financial loud as riots baltimore cause a major league first. >>> out of the woods new day, new allegation against hillary clinton. more "money" coming up. [♪ the. -- ♪ when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have any sudden decrease or loss in hearing or vision or any symptoms of an allergic reaction stop

. >> los dos trabdores acusados, Ángel rodrÍguez de 62 aÑos y saÚl flores, podrÍan enfrentar hasta tres los hijos de melena esperan que se haga todo para eevitar otra tragedia como la de su padre. ilia: muchas gracias, buenas noches. a mÁs de 200 familias ecuatorianas en estados unidos les han desaparecido algÚn familiar en la frontera y muchas han sido vÍctimas de extorsiones telefÓnicas. la cifra podrÍa ser mayor porque muchos temen denunciar a la policÍa o el consulado. conversamos con una familia que lleva tres aÑos buscando a uno de los suyos. >> que lo quiero y que lo extraÑamos. >> los hermanos llevan casi tres aÑos buscando a uno de sus seres queeridos. >> mi hermano se perdiÓ despuÉs de los seis meses. porque en primer lugar el coyote siempre nos decÍa que estaba Él preso. a los tres meses va a salir. pero nunca saliÓ. >> y fue allÍ cuando esta familia empezÓ a recibir varias extorsiones telefÓnicas obligÁndolos a pagar cinco mil dÓlares mÁs de los nueve mil que ya habÍan pagado por el cruce de wilson a los estados unidos. >> nosotros querÍamos que nos deje hablar primero. ento

we are here's here with saul deangeles head of the security at the the ballpark. saul, can you talk about this new measure. we see everything here. we see metal detectors. we have multiple at five gates. >> we have walk through metal detectors at all of our main gates as part of a major league baseball mandate that was set forward to start 2015 season. >> it the is kind of remarkable when you think about every ballpark a a across the the country is doing this as well. >> eventually all 30 clubs once they open will have have metal detection for 100 percent fan screening. >> reporter: you are starting the new seas on with the these metal detectors. at the end of the the last season we had a pilot program. >> we had a pilot program where we tested these to see what we wanted to do for 2015 season. we started to train our staff and educate the the fans as much as we could with that program. >> reporter: you are not expect this to be an inconvenience for people. >> we want fans to will you for that time on opening day. we have been testing them for last two exhibition

glen brook, three inches, reno saul a few flurries fly around with just a trace amount of snowfall. in terms of rainfall back here in the bay area, generally between a quarter and half inch of rain, most of is fell before 6:00 a.m. but look at the santa cruz mountains over an inch of rain. in the wake after the cold front that brought the rain bit of a chill. up 50s to low six's -- 60s is the name of the gay. we'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. happening now, drivers still face detours because of construction on van ness in san francisco. van ness is closed between post street and geary boulevard. detours will continue until late tomorrow night. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel to link two buildings in the new california pacific medical center. this marks the second closure on van ness this month. there will be another in september. >>> the warriors are trying to close out round one of the nba playoffs. fans watching the game are pumped about steph curry's amazing shot and the over.comback in game three. we're live in san leandro where fans are glued t

glen brook, three inches, reno saul a few flurries fly around with just a trace amount of snowfall. in terms of rainfall back here in the bay area, generally between a quarter and half inch of rain, most of is fell before 6:00 a.m. but look at the santa cruz mountains over an inch of rain. in the wake after the cold front that brought the rain bit of a chill. up 50s to low six's -- 60s is the name of the gay. we'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. happening now, drivers still face detours because of construction on van ness in san francisco. van ness is closed between post street and geary boulevard. detours will continue until late tomorrow night. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel to link two buildings in the new california pacific medical center. this marks the second closure on van ness this month. there will be another in september. >>> the warriors are trying to close out round one of the nba playoffs. fans watching the game are pumped about steph curry's amazing shot and the over.comback in game three. we're live in san leandro where fans are glued t

real journalism not partisan, looks at saul candidates and is willing to scrutinise them all equally. >> what do you make of the assertion by the client defenders, whether this story or money in general that there's no smoking gun. no evidence to link any payments either to the clintons or the foundation with any influence over hillary clinton. >> well i'm at a lose for that. we know money wept into the clinton family and in many cases contracts from the clinton state department came out. now, if you say that there's no such thing as corruption unless you have literally an email saying give me the money and i'll give you the contract. that can be your position. that was not the democrats position when it came to brad gushue. -- george w. bush. there was talk about him taking money from oil companies. suddenly all of this is not a problem to democrats, and there's hypocrisy there. for journalists we have to look at intersections of money going in and policy coming out and shine the right on them so the voters can make an inphotographed decision. >> is this what makes emails deleted con

puede perder porque habrÁ tres escenarios con artistas de la talla de la original banda el limÓn, saÚltaurant de comida rÁpida y durante los fines de semana canta las canciones que ella misma compone y a ritmo de banda nos va a poner a bailar porque ya tambiÉn va estar en este festival el 5 de mayo que se va a hacer el 3 de mayo. marÍa: se va a presentar en el mismo se medio de la original banda el limÓn, el 3 de mayo en la feria de san josÉ donde noticias univisiÓn 14 estarÁ tambiÉn. leÓn: me hice el favor de regalarme su disco, canta muy bien las rancheras, ella misma las compone. >> felicidades, buenas noches.. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de viernes 24 de abril. por fin es viernes y estas son las noticias: >> continÚa la bÚsqueda de una joven mexicana desaparecida hace casi una semana en utah. no eexiste ni una sola pista. >> investigan a jueza mexicana que autorizÓ el traslado de la niÑa alondra luna creyendo que se trataba de la joven alondra dÍaz. >> seis centroamericanos mutilados por el tren conocido como la bestia fueron liberados de un centro de detenciÓn. >> un

. >> testifier: my name is kevin saul.i'm actually here with the rest of the central city collaborative in support of the redistricting lines, actually here to talk about the high-speed chase over the weekend that killed the poor defenseless woman who should not have been killed at all. there's too much people driving in the city that don't even care about the human life and about anything those people are just trying to exist in the city without having to worry about their lives. if it can be cut short. just today tomorrow or whenever. i hope that these people who committed this crime will be caught and prosecuted to the full fullest extent of the law. i hope the other victim, was not killed by this in is in the hospital. gets better real soon because nobody deserves to be a victim of this senseless be the heck you were crimes in the city. so i just want to thank you for doing the best you can to bring these dangerous drivers to justice. so thank you. as would: thank you mr. starr. next are, please. welcome by. >> testifi

saul clear.n3 pretty quiet across the delaware valley, just high thin clouds pushing through the region. we'll we'll have a weak cold front that passes through the delaware valley through the overnight hours. that's what's going to bring our temperatures back to where they should be for this time of year which is in the mid 60's. so, let's check in with our weather watchers this hour and see what's happening across the delaware valley. again, still pretty mild outside right now. talking about 60's even low 70's showing up from our weather watchers. in reading dave has 66 degrees, ed connor in chesterfield new jersey, 65. peter in lawrenceville still at 69 degrees this hour. little bit cooler in clementon, new jersey at robert stuart's house where we have 62 degrees, also david dutch in clementon mid 60's. levittown william has 70 degrees this hour. another sign of summer, this picture send in by walter. he's been hanging out in cape henlopen today down in delaware and looking pretty good. this is

sot saul quintanilla- jefe policial .de ahí lo sacamos y lo hemos localizado. .emocionalmente esta unvo foto de la zeta. track 3 los resposables del crimen habrian dibujado con sangre estas letras, por lo que no se descarta que el grupo criminal de los "zetas" de mexico este involucrado .las autoridades sin embargo estan cautelosas. sot mauricio ramirez landaverde - director de la policia .podríamos estar ante un intento de orientar la investigación para un lugar equivocado no podemos dejarnos orientar por este tipo de señales. stand up balmore barrientos-santa tecla el salvador. mientras tanto en el hospital san rafael de santa tecla reciben atencion dos sobrevivientes de esta masacre. vo de hospital. track 4 las victimas presentan varios impactos de bala y podrian ser los testigos claves del crimen. sot voz familiar de herido .el era motorista halaba quezos yo solo se que era motorista.. vo amplia de morgue. track 5 aun no han entregado los cuerpos a sus familiares ya que se informo que las morgues estan abarrotadas debido a e la ola de violencia de las ultimas horas que ha elevado

bates had previously worked for the saul is a police department in one year from 1964 to 1965. he became a reserve deputy at the sheriff's office in 200. at first the department defended him, saying he made a mistake in the heat of the moment. but the district attorney disagreed, charging bates with manslaughter. dan smolen is the attorney for the harris family. >> everyone wants the believe law enforcement. everyone wants to live in a world where you feel protected by law enforcement. the problem is if that has become so mutated over time. >> reporter: an draw harris is the victim's brother. >> he was loving. he was caring. and he was my brother that i'll never see again until i see him in heaven. >> reporter: according to family members, harris was unarmed when he was shot. robber beats' attorney said the following in response to the charges, "we feel the evidence strongly shows this was a death or homicide by accident or misfortune which under the statute is excusable homicide." there has not been any challenge to the statements made by bates voicing his intention to phase.

mad men," they came on with "breaking bad," they came out with "walking dead," and now "better call saulamc is an acquisition target by one of the big players. amazon, netflix netflix knows that it is not easy creating hit shows, they have done it with "house of cards" and orange is the new -- and "oranges the new black" and now they have moved onto a new season of "house of cards." but they could run out of gas. alix: no spoilers here. how do you watch tv? porter: on multiple devices sometimes on an iphone but sometimes on the big screen, but it is not coming through my cable system because i like sports, and the ncaa has proven that live sports is the most compelling content that you could draw millions and millions of viewers two and there is nothing that can equal it. alix: we are seeing the rush of that right now, we're seeing that sony and view tv and other companies, so what do you think is the best position to emerge to get your attention? porter: well, right now, cbs has my attention because they are broadcasting the ncaa tonight. alix: who are you rooting for? porter: well, i a

saul what do you have for us today? the way it is. the only thing that's good is that the bay bridge has increased a little bit. 880 is going to be slow. northbound is backed up to about 238. you can see part of it here. i want to show you 580 because we had an earlier accident and we have a mess out there on web 580 westbound and 680. we've gotten complaints from people saying this traffic is terrible. even livermore valley is not quite as bad even though we have traffic on the way to dublin. let's go back to the desk. >>> all right. san francisco mayor ed lee is planning on giving body cameras to police officers. it's already enforced in the bay area. there are more questions about the issues being raised. >>reporter: the mayor and the chief of police think body cameras are a great idea because just to be transparent and if there is anything wrong. we know that several departments in the bay area already use the cameras including san jose and hayward police and los angeles county and san diego sheriff's deputies. it's

. >> soft saul coach suspended for what he offered his team of teenaged girls.t several of the girls drank just before game that had outrageed parents. >> and one of your favorite condiments or spreads about to cost i was lot more. why your next batch of guacamole about to sky rocket. >> close call for rapper lil wayne when his tour bus took on gunfire this morning. minutes after his tour buses pulled array way shots rang out right after the shooting the bus drove to a nearby hotel where they called police. it appears no one was hurt. it's not clear if he was on the bus that was actually hit. >> carjacking suspect through off a bridge in oregon crashed 50 feet to the ground rolled numerous times slammed into a building and survived. witnesses say they could not believe their eyes. all of this started about 15 minutes earlier when police say the woman who crashed the car stole it from a woman who was just sitting in it. after launching off the bridge the suv crashed into a parking lot nearly hitting a group of teenagers volunteering to help a homeless camp there.

. >> los dos trabdores acusados, Ángel rodrÍguez de 62 aÑos y saÚl flores, podrÍan enfrentar hasta tresunciar a la policÍa o el consulado. conversamos con una familia que lleva tres aÑos buscando a uno de los suyos. >> que lo quiero y que lo extraÑamos. >> los hermanos llevan casi tres aÑos buscando a uno de sus seres queeridos. >> mi hermano se perdiÓ despuÉs de los seis meses. porque en primer lugar el coyote siempre nos decÍa que estaba Él preso. a los tres meses va a salir. pero nunca saliÓ. >> y fue allÍ cuando esta familia empezÓ a recibir varias extorsiones telefÓnicas obligÁndolos a pagar cinco mil dÓlares mÁs de los nueve mil que ya habÍan pagado por el cruce de wilson a los estados unidos. >> nosotros querÍamos que nos deje hablar primero. entonces dije: queremos escuchar la voz de Él para nosotros dar el dinero. dijo: que tÚ no lo quieres a tu hermano? tÚ no lo amas? stÚ quieres a tu hermano, deposita primero. si no o, te lo vamos a mandar en pedacitos. >> lourdes dice que confiÓ en el coyote a pesar de que su tÍo tambiÉn fue secuestrado por crimirnales de los zetas pero lueg

. >>> let's check in with saul hopefully, no problem today. how is commute?s looking good. traffic is off to a decent start today. let's take a look at some of these pictures here. we begin with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is looking good here. no major problems getting into the city. there is a little bit of a delay. it is not unusual. it looks good for this time of the morning. this is a look at the commute o san mateo bridge. in san jose, northbound 101 is a little slow. 280 and 285 is still looking good. now, let's go back to steven for weather. >>> we have clear skies out there and it is a little chilly for some. pacifica is getting some 60s. no fog to deal with probably not until friday night and things are going to change. some areas are a little cooler and others are warmer, we don't have any fog. we have some yesterday. that north wind at fairfield at 15 that's why they warmed up so much. slightest easter so some of the higher elevations out to to the valley getting a little bit of a breeze. they're looking for a near record highs

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. >> long lines have forms for food a political solution to the conflict seem as long way off saul yeah arabia says it has ended the first phase of operation storm. every day is a struck and there's no clear sign that it is about to end the war in yemen. al jazeera. >> government air strikes in syria have killed 32 people, ard cooing to activists the syrian observatory for human rights says the biggest loss of life happened when a hospital was hit. these pictures appear to show the aftermath on the outskits of the capitol. >> that plan never got off the ground in an exclusive interview, former chief political affairs advisor says the plan fails because he was not equipped for his role. james bays explained. >> no one doubts that stefan has one of the toughest jobs jobs in global diplomacy. he is the u.n. special envoy charged with trying to bring peace to syria a place that seen more bloodshed than anywhere else in the last few years. until recently, he was employed as the principle advisor, he has decided to spook out expressing kits satisfaction with the way he has been running the mi

sauls lee to mid upper 80s through the north bay valleys.ng the shore with newark topping out at 83. warmest weather from concord at 90,ant took livermore 91 danville 90 degrees today. if you're going to the game, sunscreen neated. 76 at 12:35 81 at 3:00. you're going to be out there in the height of the heat and the strongest sun. be careful. overnight lows are going to be milder tomorrow morning but still very refreshing. mid 50s to low 60s. here's accuweather, seven-day forecast. 80s and 90s still dominate the coast. and inland we'll drop 10 degrees on sad and the morning clouds return. all of us in the 50s, 60s and 70s sunday through wednesday. may is starting off seasonal but dry. >>> training are running on time right now. if you eesh thinking of jump in the car, a clear drive on 680 between pleasant hill and walnut creek. concord to highway 24 is going to take you nine minutes. once you get to walnut creek and highway 24 lay the caldecott tunnel. san ramon, 70 miles an hour both north and southbound. north bay in the east, fairfield,

there was a day of, you know, excitement, and apparently she was making lots of calls, but nobody saul her publicly under the next day. this is consistent with what she did last time. >> let me go to joy right now. good to have you on the show tonight. and then, of course, the assumption she will s. controlled by a cinematic announcement, if this is all true, and it look like it is, according to our sources. >> first of all, it was going to become difficult to high this growing campaign with staff starting to coalesce in brooklyn where i live, and let's face it, where a lot of reporters live in the downtown brooklyn area. now that we know where that office is going to be, you see the activity is going to start to step up, and other announcements taking place. rand paul is out there. i'm going to miami on monday, because we'll have marco rubio, who is expected to announce his candidacy. i think the field is starting to get crowded. i think the suspension factor is starting to get limited. it's becoming gratuitous that she's running/not running. she's got to go ahead and make her mark. a

was expecting seven semis from espn to be down here judging how they covered him in new york with saul doing live shots every 30 minutes back in camp a couple years ago with the jets. it may be they are trying to layoff and not being made fun of out here. i'm surprised nobody is out here just yet. but camp doesn't start this early. it starts later today for first spring work outs. tim tebow will be a head line story but there was a bunch of headlines for off season moves, chip has been making. fans were hoping for a heisman winning quarterback in april but in the most recent heisman winner in the april 30th draft. howard eskin last night said don't expect tebow to stick around philadelphia too long. >> people and social media getting a little too carried away with the eagles signing of the tim tebow. i have been told he is coming in for physical tomorrow and after he passes, and he will pass a physically will sign a within year deal with the eagles. people should understand that the eagles can cut him with no risk, and not pay him for the the year. there is no guaranties here. here's w

sauls lee to mid 80 to 90 degrees. 72 at the beach 20 degrees cooler there.akland at 83 degrees today. castro valley 86 and move inland can cord low to mid 90s, same thing in livermore, far field. going to the game make sure you have the sunscreen and remember it will feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer if you're sitting in the sunshine. first pitch 76, warming to 81. temperatures tonight, mid 50s to near 60s. one of our warmer nights. but still pretty mild if you can have the windows open. 60s back to the coast tomorrow, 80s and 90s for the rest of us and saturday 50s at the coast and then from sunday all the way through wednesday, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, 50s, 60s and 70s. >>> get the home run of a drive this morning. we're checking things out with mobile 360. there's a look at walnut creek and the drive pretty packed right now as you round your way up towards main street. moving on we've got this accident in napa. the drive along southbound 29 right near highway 221 you night see some slowdowns because of a crash there. possible injuries are involved.

with saul, later known as paul, who at first persecuted christians, then did a complete 180 and becamewith the a postpostle john and with mary magdalene, one of jesus's most devoted followers, and it turns out mischaracterized over the centuries. father james martin. >> mary magdalene was definitely not a prostitute. she was the only one who understood the mystery of the resurrection. you could say for a time, for a few hours mary magdalene was the entire church. >> that church was at the center of a political and religious storm. the roman authorities, led by pontius pilate. >> grant each request. prevent them from wrapping their fingers around us. >> and the jewish high priest were with trying to track down followers of jesus. the setting, jerusalem, in the land of judea, modern day israel. >> jerusalem is the capital of the jewish people. at the same time it's occupied by the romans. we have a lot of religious unrest are.un rest rest. >> unrest and fear. terrified, jesus's followerers huddled together in safehouses. >> they saw their leader was crucified and was executed as an enemy

today who would not be were it not for sarah brady's remarkable resilience compassion and what she saulse enjoyed the most her hard work in the trenches with this organization which she continued right up to the very end. ". >>> a 14-year-old girl and a 20-year-old ft. meade soldier arrested in a murder. >> the text messages that help investigators unravel a deadly stabbing. >>> a church's easter message is turn >>> a church has a crucifixion displayed. the disflay is getting mixed reat-bats from those passing by. >> at first i thought it was weird, but it's okay. >> how do i feel about it? i think it's kind of creepy. >> you know, easter weekend, that's what it's all about is a reminder. >> the man portraying jesus has been doing this for three years, twice at the same church. >>> a new mother in kentucky has quite a story to tell about how her new baby came into the world. she went into labor in downtown louisville yesterday, but she got stuck in traffic behind president obama's motorcade. cars were in gridlock. but her little baby boy couldn't wait, not even for leader of the free wor

but the the most popular spieth in the delaware valley may be saul spieth long time war tender in the great american pub in narberth. >> we follow him because stories jordan's uncle. with that relationship we obviously have been following jordan for a couple years now. >> they are fabulous people. everybody is just so excited for what he has been doing lately. >> i have been following his nephew for a while now and it was exciting to see him win. everybody was clapping, and cheering and a few people had tears in their eyes. >> the spieth familiar i is all about michael jordan. his dad play baseball at lehigh university. his mom played basketball at moravian college. we have a champion everyone to cheer. >> how about that. >> we have a champion. >> kind of. >> that is two generations. >> thanks, beasley appreciate it. >>> one of the nation's largest cheating scandals have of its kind, coming up ten of 11 former educators learn their fate. >>> he miss meant to grab his taser but drew his gun inside. the 37 year-old deputy who accidentally shot him ace pol guying plus. >>> they say patie

saÚl el canelo Álvarez nos abre en exclusiva a las puertas de su casa donde se encuentra desde hace treslas razones por las que sus fans lo apoyan, Óscar de la hoya es su Ídolo. el canelo: es un ejemplo como peleador, fue uno de los mÁs grandes del boxeo, ahora como empresario tambiÉn, creo que hay mucho que aprender de Él. creo que hay mucho que >> ¿a quiÉn le dedicas la pelea? el canelo: es un dÍa antes del dÍa de las madres, es para todas las madres.. >> ¿quiÉn es el amor de tu vida? el canelo: es mi hija, el amor de mi vida se llama emily. >> ¿va a tus peleas? el canela: sÍ, pero se pone muy nerviosa, no quiero hacerla sufrir, por eso no la llevo, cuando crezca un poco mÁs entiende el deporte, quizÁs pueda ir. >> estamos de fiesta, estÁs celebrando ya 10 aÑos de carrera. el canelo: asÍ es como prÓximo 29 de octubre cumplo 10 aÑos como profesional, muchos triunfos, vamos por la otra. >> le preguntÉ si usarÍa en calzoncilloscomo david beckham. el canelo: nunca hay que decir que no. (canta) se enamoran, se enamoran. >> y nos confesÓ que se levanta todas las maÑanas viendo. el canelo: mi

to saul problems come we have to look at the truth as opposed to demagoguery. and then this was an amendment we did passed by unanimous consent, and truthfully, i believe it was some members on the democratic side, and when i was looking for democratic sponsors, we compromise. and cbo hopefully will start putting this in a document. in one page, we can pretty well lay out the situation for america, and senator warren and others wanted to make sure we put tax and expenditures, so we will include tax and expenditures. so i would just direct my colleague's attention to a statement that shows outlays revenue, deficits. you see the first to to view columns are social security and medicare, and i actually direct you to the second page, which is the 30 year alton fiscal scenario put onto one page. you will see social security will pay out about $15 trillion more in benefits than it takes in payroll tax. that is a problem. this is about $50 trillion of that 30 year deficit. the remaining problem is $71 trillion in interest payments. so, again, on one page, we show wher

this saul started when a u.s. delivery truck, a big rig crash new year's day san quinten prison this morning. here was the view from most of the day. that same shot of miles of backed up traffic. the crash happened around 5:30 a.m. shutting down traffic in both directions on the bridge. eastbound traffic finally started moving around 1:00 this afternoon. first the crash and then the ensuing fire. this is what it looked like. it burned hot. hot enough to damage part of the roadway. and hundreds of packages inside the ups truck were destroyed. remarkably, there were no injuries. investigators have determined the driver of the truck was not under the influence of alcohol or drugs, but they are looking into the possibility that he fell asleep at the wheel. >>> questionable timing for vice president joe biden's visit to the bay area. he is in town to praise the pacific gas and electric company for a program they have that helps veterans one day after the utility was chastised by state regulators and fined a $1.6 billio

>> in this particular zone, you saul it starts in one place, in the epicenter -- >> ifill: northwest.heast. >> that's right, off to the northwest. then it ruptured to the east past katmandu. so a whole segment of the this large fault ruptured. that relieves the stress there but it means there may be additional stress on other sections of the fault. >> ifill: so is it fair to to say that the last big quake in this region happened in 1984 more than 80 years ago that this was overdue? >> well, there have been other events, other sections of the plate, but for this particular zone, that 1934 quake didn't relieve the stress. it was forted tore the west. the epicenter was south of mt. everest. so it would re leave the stress in thatiary but not this area. >> much discussion about aftershocks. we heard the aid working talk about fear but there were other concerns as well. >> aftershocks are one of the things that's most difficult of dialing with a large earthquake disaster. with the hurricane, the weather comes through, the sun comes out, it's over. but with the aftershocks, it's that consta

new movie about ariel castro we'll talk about that and his role in "breaking bad" spinoff "just call sault thought you should know president obama honored the new england patriots at the white house yesterday for their super bowl win and gave them a good ribbing, of course deflaetgate. >> i usually tell a bunch of jokes at these events but with the patriots in town i was worried 11 out of 12 of them would fall flat. all right, all right, all right. >> did you see coach belichick there? thumbs down. robert kraft the owner just smiled. the president just then went on a joke that the whole story was blown a little out of proportion. and the white house correspondents' dinner is tomorrow night in washington. saturday night live's cecily strong is getting ready to perform. she is the second female comedian there to host the event in more than 20 years. she'll have a tough act to follow coming right after president obama's monologue. ronan farrow was able to sit down with cecily to get some of her thoughts before the big night. >> give me your unfunny president? >> unfunny. >> rand paul? >> lit

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saul the safeguards president obama once promised would ensure to a near certainty no innocent civilians would be killed had failed. >> based on the intelligence that we had obtained at the time including hundreds of hours of surveillance we believed that is was an al qaeda compound that no civilians were present and that capturing these terrorists was not possible. >> rose: those hundreds of hours never detected any sign of the hostages. but intelligence analysts did see evidence of a senior al qaeda op rattive. exactly who they did not know. that seemed to make it even more unlikely hostages were in the compound since there were no previous cases in which hostages had been held close to al qaeda leaders. it now appears the hostages were kept nearby as shields for the senior leader. who turned out to be an american named ahmed foruoq who once hamped a plan to hijack pakistani vessels and ram them into warner warships, five days later another drone strike killed another american again without the cia knowing it. this time it was adam gadan who played a leading role in al qaeda recruiting

looking to centennial bridge shut you could see we have clear skies this morning and is not is wendy sauly high tree pollens out there. 52 crees and oakland children's center rose some in santa rosa. crabber jacket but lunch time and sunny and milder will see gusts of up to 20 mi. an hour so the winds won't be as heavy. and 5:00 tonight to be breezing for some spots will be sunny and milder this afternoon. >> reporter: for cross the bay area and across the bay it will be milder for a lot of locations than tomorrow more sunshine and a bill warmus our warmest day as the temperatures continue to climb. then over the weekend we do have chances of rain or riding on easter sunday so it could impact your outdoor plants. strong trucker for wednesday 3 is a little breezy right now in fairfield with 40 mi. an hour winds 14 mi. an hour winds. will see a lot of '50s and '60s below the mid '70s for the north bay and east bay and including san jose. the wins will not be as strong. >> reporter: was the low '70's a san rafael center rose the house and now,. napa.. upper 60s in downtown san francisco. mil

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. >> reporter: an hour after city officials saul the footage, north charleston mayor keith sumi announcedlager would be charged with murder. >> when you're wrong, you're wrong. and if you make a bad decision don't care if you're behind the shield or just a citizen on the street, you have to live by that decision. >> reporter: late tuesday, slager was denied bail. if convicted the officer had been on the force for five years, could face the death penalty. >> what he took away was a member of a whole community. and it was taken away because he didn't think anybody would care. or that he would get caught. >> reporter: slager's attorney release add statement saying this was a tragic event. he also said he believes the officer followed the department's proper policies and procedures at the north charleston police department. since then, he's withdrawn from the case. >> vicente, thanks. >>> in our next half hour legal analyst rikki kleiman looks at the video and whether prosecutors would have e filed charges without it. that's ahead. >>> and killing unu.s. soldier in afghanistan. officials say