they say the man atop it is believed dead a, but they have killed him. >> adam raney from mexico city. nazario moreno gonzalez led a cartel that morphed into knights templar. >> ahead - why the most popular sport in the world is gaping a foothold. after two weeks a winner is declared in a spelling bee competition. the word that sealed the deal and gave one student a ticket to the national championship. >> we've had such a mild weekend across the east coast, but it's been soggy and wet with soggy, wet mountain snow in the high elevations to the west. so much rain that society was record rainfall on the coast. and further south toward olympia, washington. the forecast is one more lot of rainfall. we are not seeing much of an impact in north california, there'll be a lot more rain fall for western oregon. as it moves east, it will come down as snow or idaho. the amount of rain coming council on the frozen rivers will cause ice jams, clogging up the system, causing rivers and creeks to rise. when we talk about the morning hours, we expect some light snow into parts of maine, and it will s

adam raney reports from havana. >> cubans will do anything to keep their beloved cars on the road. since the revolution, car ownership has been restricted. cubans have had to be resourceful to keep their old cars chucking along. >> restrictions on car ownership have been lifted. many hoped to get a new set of wheels, but prices shocked cubans. this is listed at $262,000. 10 times what is costs in most countries. every day people visit dealerships to see the unbelievable prices. these two men were afraid to speak on camera, but said it would be a life time for cubans, earning $20 a month, to buy a car. many are angry with the government. >> i think it is enormously disrespectful. our salaries are not enough to cover personal needs. we've done the numbers, it's expensive. >> driving a car like this is no big deal. for most cubans, it's unattainable. the move to lift restrictions is the latest in a series of economic reforms meant to spark economic growth and get more cubans off the state payroll. with prices so high, most cars will sit unsold on car lots. despite the freedom, cuban w

adam raney tells us why.eds of millions of monarch butterflies taking refuge from the cold. >> translation: in general interpret this is critical. this is the lowest number. >> many that begin the flight never come pleat it. the food of choice for them and their young, mild milk weed is disappearing. large parts of it has been wiped out, that used to dot their path. drought is to blame. until recently they faced habitat loss in mexico. large parts of the forest were under threat from loggers. public and private programs are looking to replant whatever trees are cut. >> people used to come and chop down trees. now there's a law against it, and you can't do it any more. visitors come every year, bringing in money. >> many tourists want to see the phenomenon before it's too late. >> i'm concerned about them disagree. i thought i needed to see them now. i like that the corridor of where the process goes, canada, united states, and mexico. so all of north america. >> in this corner of north america, they are commi

as adam raney reports, it's a luxury many can't afford. >> cubans will do anything to keep their beloved cars on the road. since the revolution car ownership has been restricted. so cubans have had to be resourceful to keep old cars chugging along. this year restrictions on car ownership are lifted. many hoped to get a new set of wheels. prices here have shocked cuban. a peugot 508 is listed at $262,000 - roughly 10 times what is costs in most countries. >> every day people visit dealerships to see the unbelievable prices for themselves. the two men were afraid to speak on camera, saying it would take a lifetime for cubans, earning an average of $20 a month, to buy a car at such prices. many are angry at the government. >> translation: it's enormously disrespectful, as it is our salaries are not enough to cover normal need, we have done the numbers, it's so expensive. >> for a foreigner driving a car like this it's no big deal. for cubans, it's an unattainable dream. >> the move to lift restrictions is the latest in economic forms sparking growth and getting cubans off the payroll. but w