and ktvu claudine wong is out there this morning. she is in boston. she's going to have more on the additional security measures taking place. it is monday, april 21st i'm pam cook. >> you came back to me, pam. >> i did. >> welcome back. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is right over there. >> i remember steve. >> she came back for me. >> she came back for you. >> yesterday very warm. 80-degree temperatures. not much in the way of fog yet but changes today. cooling begins as clouds move in. if there is any rain it will be very, very light. the rest of the week looks active. right now we are waiting for the increasing clouds. some of those 40s to the north that could be cold air trapped. 50s for some. a few 40s as you found. but after that it's not much. but keep an eye on things to see if that develops. there be rain on the north coast. clouds are on the increase. cooling begins. some light rain again possible. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute here that is moving along very well. that trip is taking about 11 minutes now.

it is friday april 18th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook

brian. >> reporter: good morning claudine. unusual circumstance the body found in the past three weeks. while one body has been positively identified, a second body found yesterday authorities say they have to run more tests before that body is identified. here are some of the details of what we know this morning. the bodies found was around 4:40 yesterday afternoon in a drainage area along the mountainside. authorities say it's believed the woman was fbi identified may have fallen 40-50 feet into a drainage area which is filled with rocks, bolders, and rough terrain. it is unclear whether this body found is that of a missing mill valley woman. however, investigators did say there are some similarities. >> i will say that the description of this person including the clothing does match that. she was found in a drainage. at this point it appears she may have possibly fallen. maybe 40-50 feet down into the drainage which sadly is covered with large rocks and bolders and so forth. >> reporter: now back on saturday just about half

claudine wong is in the city of boston.s live now with the buildup for tomorrow's marathon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike. yes, we are at the finish line. i want to show you what we have right behind us. these are the markers for these four people killed in this tragedy last year. when you look around at everything that we're seeing here at the finish line, though, the crowds appear and they are here to take a moment. many people stopped here to just take a moment and remember the lives lost. then they have come over here. you can see the grandstands behind us and you can see on the ground they have painted the finish line on here so you can see where the finish line is. the crowds are here and everyone is stopping to take a picture. the spirit out here though is one of very positive one, people talking about boston strong and we have caught up with a group of runners from the bay area who have come out here. here is alex and kathy. good morning. >> we have this group behind you. this is a small part of your

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:09. an oakland man is being called a hero for a water rescue of two children. it happened late yesterday afternoon at marina park. jose was walking the shoreline with his family when he herd a ulgirl cry for help. he jumped into the water, grabbed her and then spotted an arm flailing further out into the water. he went in a second time and found a boy floating face down. he brought the unconscious boy to shore and performed cpr. he did revive the boy by the time paramedics arrived. >> luckily, the good samaritan was there and did his job. we did our job and delivered him breathing to the emergency room. >> reporter: the boy was taken to children's hospital in oakland where at last check he was in critical condition. police say he was with an older brother onshore before going into the water. if you are thinking about going to a bay area beach, good news. a high surf advisory expired about three hours ago. it was in effect for the california coast between sonoma and monterey over the weeke

claudine wong is in boston. she'll have a live report at 5:00 this morning as the first group prepares to leave that starting line. >>> right now 4:36. several pg&e executives are due in federal court to face charges stemming from the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. indictment filed earlier this month charges pg&e with 12 felony safety violations. the utility knowingly lied on incomplete information while assessing the state of the pipeline. the explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> crews will be out at hippy hill in golden gate park picking up any trash left behind by the 4:20 marathon celebration. things were calm for most of the day but at least step ten beam were arrested. no shots were fired. after everyone left, the focus turned to picking up trash. >> i've been here three years running. i think it's fantastic use of the park. >> andy george held a sign at this year's event reminding people not to litter. last year cleanup efforts cost the city $10,000. there is a new meanin

and claudine wong tells us what she found out when she started asking questions. >> reporter: we pulled it up and started making some calls. just within the last couple of hours that twitter page was actually taken down after police and school officials got involved. most of what's on this twitter page is inappropriate. with references to sex and rape. the page named ghetto gossip g. those followers appear to be students from high schools in benecia, vallejo and american county. >> wow >> reporter: we showed it to board member andre stewart. >> the kids are being picked on. i don't see a lot of back and forth. >> reporter: it does use first and last names and references specific schools. none of the school districts or police departments we called had heard about it but when we told benetia pd they started identifying students who posted on the page and talked about them and their parents. >> there were several students that our officers, our sro spoke with upon meeting with their parents. the parents had no idea that their kids had a twitter account. >> reporter: officials in napa vall

live in boston claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. >> by the way claudine is a great athlete. she wishes she was running. about 15 minutes ago the mobility impaired division left the starting line. the elite women they will start in 20 minutes from now. 6:30 our time. the elite men and the first wave of other runners they start at 7:00 a.m.. own then there are three other waves between 7:25 and 8:25. the first elite runners are expected to cross the finish line a few minutes before 9:00 a.m.. coming up at 6:30 we will go back to boston for another live report on this morning's boston marathon and the much tougher security. z local runners meantime will race in san francisco this morning in support of the boston marathon. that run starts in just under an hour from now at the ferry building. at the foot of market street. it will cover a four mile loop around the embarcadero top i -- to aquatic park. >>> this morning police arrested an armed man following a nearly eight hour standoff in san jose. it happened on del paso avenue near camden avenue. these are live pictures of the sc

ktvu's claudine wong is live in boston tonight. >> reporter: good evening. yes, clean up is underway at the finish line at the boston marathon. crews trying to get things back to normal. organizers said while security was going to be high they wanted to keep the experience the same. today they raised it up a few notches. >> reporter: race day started as a picture perfect day in boston. everywhere you turned there was a resolve that the runners facing the 26 miles would not do it alone. >> we surprised her. she didn't want us to be here. she was worried there would be another event but we surprised her. [ talking at the same time ] >> forget it, mom. >> security was tight. barricades everywhere but the crowds still came. >> loved it. love to be part of it. >> with the first wave on their heels -- >> reporter: those who ran the 26 miles told us no matter where you turned you felt boston strong. >> i was doing high fives. i have never done that before. >> it was hard to hear your heart beating. the energy and enjoys was -- energy and enjoys was unbelieve -- and

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, i'm mike mibach. let's check in with rose mayor youry. >>> good morning to you. starting out with a glorious rise with the sunrise. enjoy the sunshine because the clouds will be thickening up. we have rain coming back our way as early as tonight. let's take a look at some of the rainfall totals, a brief moment other in what we saw in the last 24 hours. areas like napa taking 8/tenth and concord 7/10ths, half an inch over the santa cruz mountains, and good rain fell yesterday and more to come. for today at least the here and now we're going to be dry and cool. that's the fact and story at this hour. take a look at these numbers, 37 in santa rosa, 41 in napa and temperatures 10 to 15 degrees colder than yesterday. if you have an early morning soccer or baseball game check out doors, it could be chilly with what that sunshine yesterday. for the afternoon we're looking for increasing clouds and it will remain on the cool side. mid-60s in concord, 65 in fairfield, 66 in antioch, as we get no the evening ho

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm ken pritchard.good morning to you. a gloomy start over the oakland estuary again. most of us woke up with the clouds overhead. i am beginning to see the clearing. i think by mid-morning most of us will be with sunshine. this is a look at where we are beginning to see a little bit of that clearing. we have a northerly flow beginning to set up. i'm seeing it on the west side of the sacramento valley. napa is partly cloudy right now. i think this model is a bit over zealous because i think that we do have a few more clouds still hanging on. you can clearly scee see for the bayside communities along the pence lawt coast, we are still covered in gray. inland communities are beginning to see that clearing. ridge of high pressure is building in for today. that will drive temperatures up. right now in the 50s. we're holding in the 50s. i am beginning to see some of our numbers climbing. 58 in antioch, 56 walnut creek, 56 oakland, mid-50s sfo, 54 half moon bay. 54? san ramon. 54 lafayette. we'll be partly cl

good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning, claudine.ll working to restore power to the two homes affected. we talked off camera briefly with the homeowner that this car crashed into, who told us that he and his family first thought there had been an earthquake because the entire house shook when the car slammed into the corner of the garage. no one in that home was hurt. the driver walked away with only a seat belt bruise on her collarbone. you can see where the car jumped up onto the curb. there's track marks here on the pavement. there are two stone pillars here that the car plowed through before going across the lawn into that home with the brick facade over there. the car looked like it was parallel parked between the two homes. >> at least maybe that slowed her down. maybe she could have done more damage to the neighbor's home or even gone into the home. we are so fortunate and the first responders cleared everyone away and it could have been so much worse. >> santa clara police say an elderly driver was heading south on kylie and

in boston, claudine wong. >> an american runner won the boston marathon for the first time in 31 years. med keflezighi finished with an official time of 2 hours 8 minutes and 37 seconds. it's the first time an american has won the boston marathon since 1983. the woman's winner was her second straight win. a course best for the women's division. >>> clouds have been filling in all day. now this back edge of the weather system getting ready to move into the area. that will be our best chance for some green or light rain in the area. showers north have been heavy at times so far. up to a quarter inch to a half inch. for us, right now, you can see we're still dry. those clouds move in. here's what the computer model things about the next few hours. 1:00a.m., there it is, right? wet on the roadways, 1:00 a.m. as you get into the 6:00 a.m. hour, more scattered showers, but it's light stuff. this stuff is barely going to show up in the rain gauges. the sun comes out, and the winds kick up. tomorrow is a cooler day. clears up in the afternoon, winds kick up in the afternoon. temperatures down

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> nba commissioner is expected to address the controversy before tomorrow's game. and a number of things could happen. the nba could force donald sterling to sell the team. it could also impose a fine or it could suspend him from day- to-day operations. the players association is asking the league to impose the maximum punishment. some spotsers are dropping out -- responsers are dropping out due to the controversy. on www.ktvu.com you will find more of the fall out from the comments, including a slide show of fans posters yesterday. you can find that under images tab and ktvu's heather holmes is in los angeles and she will be live with the latest from los angeles at 10:00 p.m. >>> new developments in the peeking trial of a supervisor. today a jury found efren carrillo not guilty of piquing. ktvu's ken wayne was in court. this was a surprise. >> reporter: the surprise was because a half hour earlier the jury said they were dead locked 11-1 on the charge of peeking. the judge ordered the jury back to deliberate the lesser charge of attempted peeking

ktvu's claudine wong is live at police headquarters after talking with the woman's family. >> reporter: police have now identified the victim as kimberley robertson but they don't know what happened to her, and who is responsible for her death. >> reporter: on park boulevard this morning a rose and a handwritten message saying rest in peace marks the spot where her body was found saturday morning. a bicyclist found her before 7:00 a.m. and one witness told me a small group stopped hoping to help. telling me as they waited for police they tried but couldn't wake her up. as the morning went on news of the crime began ospread. >> -- to spread. >> i saw it on the news. i couldn't believe that somebody got killed. a homicide at the park where everybody plays basketball. and, you know, the kids play. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what happened. they don't know if the body was left there or if she was killed there. she is from texas. family tell me she was looking for work and the mother of a little girl. she lived in east oakland. one family member told me the last time she wa

ktvu's claudine wong reports, tonight will be a first as one of its graduate leaves headed to an ivystudent, played the flute and tennis and dreamed of college and then she got sick. >> ill with stomach aches, headaches and dizziness. >> reporter: it was so bad she dropped out of school. by the time she recovered two years later she was 19 and too old to go back. she came here to the adult school. she wanted her ged but she didn't realize this would open up the door to so much more. >> i remember going there crying the first day. how did i end up here? >> the staff said she had options. and she can have her dream. >> you wanted to go to college. >> yeah. >> how badly? [ talking at the same time ] >> very badly. >> reporter: she completed two years of classes in 11 months and then reached for what she thought was impossible. and then one day last fall her mom called to tell her a package arrived. >> when i opened it it was actually columbia university. >> reporter: she is the first person to graduate from adult school and go straight to an ivy league school. she spoke about the import

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have been tracking wet weather all day today.our chief meteorologist bill martin. this is not the end of it. >> there is more on the way. and there is more out there. most of the activity now is showing up in the lake tahoe area, wint storm watch. -- winter storm watch. clear lake, santa rosa, light showers. petaluma as well. you see it in this area. to the east, you can see you have stuff going on here. showers in antioch. those showers taperer down. things winding down. the valley, san jose, going on. we back up. like i say you can see all the activity. the activity is up here. moving up into the sierra nevada. the system is clearing its way out. there is one that will have an impact on us saturday night, sunday. it will be cold tonight. clouds clear. cold air dropping snow down to 4,000 feet, settling in the area and that produces temperatures over night to 39 degrees in the north bay. some areas cooler than that. a cold start to your saturday morning. feels like early march than almost may. the forecast for san jose tomorrow.

in boston, claudine wong. >> an american runner won the boston marathon for the first time in 31 years. med keflezighi finished with an official time of 2 hours 8 minutes and 37 seconds. it's the first time an american has won the boston marathon since 1983. the woman's winner was her second straight win. a course best for the women's division. >>> clouds have been filling in all day. now this back edge of the weather system getting ready to move into the area. that will be our best chance for some green or light rain in the area. showers north have been heavy at times so far. up to a quarter inch to a half inch. for us, right now, you can see we're still dry. those clouds move in. here's what the computer model things about the next few hours. 1:00a.m., there it is, right? wet on the roadways, 1:00 a.m. as you get into the 6:00 a.m. hour, more scattered showers, but it's light stuff. this stuff is barely going to show up in the rain gauges. the sun comes out, and the winds kick up.  tomorrow is a cooler day. clears up in the afternoon, winds kick up in the afternoon. temperatures do

in richmond, claudine wong. >>> now at 6:00, fans filling the staple center as we speak for game fivelden state warriors and the los angeles clippers. and tonight, some are coming with signs of protest. >>> a lack of adult supervision has led to fights and students in precarious places. >> everybody wants their kids to be in a safe place where they can access their education. >> the changes coming to this bay area campus. >>> and police officers opening fire on animals. and now animal control says the police need more training. the dog dispute that is taking shape in one bay area city. >>> the clippers owner is banned for life and can't go to his own team's game. the world is watching as controversy over racist remarks trips the play offs. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. fans are already aliving for game five of this play off series. heather holmes is live there now where security is tight and heather where some fans are arriving with protest signs. >> reporter: a sign of the donald sterling backlash we found crews today removing a large clipper's banner

try to look bigger by making noise. >>> all right, claudine, time is 8:34. hours ago, sirens went off in san francisco, marking the moment that the great quake hit san francisco. [ sirens ] . >> this is where the ceremony was held. hundreds of people were there for a molt moment -- moment of silence and wreath-lay ing ceremony. >>> the wake and fire killed about 3,000 people and destroyed 80% of the city. after the ceremony, it was, this hundreds of people headed over for breakfast, honoring the survivors. ed lee spoke as well. this year, the two living survivors were not at the event. >>> this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting in downtown concord. it's the city's first homicide of the year and happened before 9:00 last night. police found a man, who had been shot to death lying in the read. police have not released information about a possible suspect. >>> time is 8:35. two highway workers are recovering after being hit in fairfield by drivers the chp says appear to be drunk. the workers were hit during a lane restriping project on interst

ktvu's claudine wong is in boston and got a look at a new beginning for a bay area couple at the finish line. >> reporter: we. >> reporter: we met them at the finish line. they come for something else too. >> i am engaged to my girlfriend. >> reporter: we waited, clocking each mile till she crossed the line. she had no idea. >> we met up with channel 2 news. >> reporter: security made it tough. we caught up with her but she ozovercome with -- she was over come with emotion from the race. [ indiscernible ] >> yeah. it was amazing. great. >> then as john congratulated her. >> so proud of you. >> thank you. my number one fan. >> he kissed her. hugged her and whispered the one question he has been waiting a long time to ask. >> i want to ask you a question. >> what? >> will you marry me? >> are you serious? yes. really? yes. >> reporter: when he did put that ring on that simple gesture that promise brought the crowd around them oo tears and cheer -- to tears and cheers. . [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: is a new beginning for them and a lesson on a day filled with inspiration that jus

. >> no one has apologized to you claudine yet. her sister's remains are in this coffin. she was gang raped and murdered. she can't forgive but will not trust. about 10,000 people were killed in this church in qamata that's now a memorial. many of their relatives are still waiting for a confession. katherine soy, al jazeera, yamata, eastern rwanda. >> you may also remember the story of father franz vanderloot. he lived there in rwanda, insisted on saying even when the u.n. evacuated more than 1300 people. the jesthe jesuit was the only westerner left in the city. today we learned he was fatally shot by an unknown gunman. he was 72. a bill selloff continues on wall street. the dow is now dropping 150 points. that on the heels of friday's triple-digit losses as well. investors are waiting for the first dprat reports being released tomorrow. >>> general motors is beginning repairs on the faulty ignition switches. to fix that ignition problem throirchgd at least 13 deaths -- linked to at least 13 deaths, should make an appointment that those parts are available when they show

. >> no one has apologized to claudine yet. her constitute's remains lie in this cough finish. she was gang raped and murder: her three-year-old child was also killed. she said she can forgive but will not trust. about 10,000 people were killed in this church that is now a memorial. their bloodstained clothes warn with age fill the pews. many of their relatives are still waiting for a confession. >> you may remember the story of a dutch priest who lived and worked in syria. he live there had for nearly 50 years, and he had the chance to leave, but insisted on staying even when the u.n. evacuated 1300 people. the jesuit priest said he would stay as long as christianers live there. at that point he was the only westerner left in that city. today we learned that he was shot by an unknown gunman. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines this hour. investigators are saying that new signals are been detected in that search for a missing plane. they say the ping could be from the missing plane's black box but search leaders are saying that they

i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> okay. the sun is up and shining over mount diablo this morning. a mix of high clouds and low clouds outside our doors. if we take a look at storm tracker 2, no rain to report, but take a look at all the cloud cover from the coast along the peninsula, into the east bay, marine layer at a healthy 2000 feet this morning. we will have the low clouds early on, then we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. we have mostly sunny skies well inland to the north and east. santa rosa reporting partly to mostly cloudy skies as well. a few degrees cooler in some areas. widespread mid-40s to 50s. 45 for santa rosa. one of the chillier spots. 48 in walnut creek. low 50s around the bay. 50 degrees for san jose. getting into the afternoon, a slightly warmer afternoon for some, but for most of us, a near repeat of yesterday. low 70s for the north bay. upper 60s along the east bay shoreline, up up 70s. along the peninsula for the aft

it's april 7, sunday, and i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. i had the windshield wipers running on the way to work. hey, rosemary. >> good morning to you and a live look over mt. diablo where we picked up a few hundredths, and as mike mentioned, it's still wet. as i sweep in closer and stop the radar, here is the problem. we can't see it on the radar. it's falling below the beam, but it's widespread with mist and drizzle this morning, and it's going to continue for the next few hours before we dry out for sunday afternoon. let me show you here. you can see the moisture on the cloud and rain forecast models. as we get into 12:00 or so, mostly cloudy and while locked into the clouds, have to call for the possibility of the drizzle. it's not until the afternoon that we finally clear out. for the next few hours, drizzle will be a possibility even though it's tough to see on the radar, it's out there. widespread 50s outside the door, a warmer start with the clouds overhead and moist air in place. for the afternoon, mid to upper 60s for antioch and

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm dave clark in today for mike mibach. let's check in with rosemary for a check of the weather. >> after wet weather and wild weather last week, we have a sunny, warm forecast in time for your weekend. take a look at the view over walnut creek. a beautiful start to the morning, even those beginning with mostly cloudy skies beginning to see the sunshine as well. today, patchy fog remaining over parts of the north bay, mix of sun and clouds over parts of the south bay. it is a cooler start with mostly clear skies. mostly sunny, a little warmer and breezy, especially for the coast mine this afternoon, as a ridge of high pressure begins to build in, driving temperatures up for the afternoon today. right now, 51 degrees in concord, 51 in walnut creek, upper 40s in heyward, 53 in san francisco, 52 redwood city, and still a cool one in and around santa rosa, as well as napa, with 40s in the forecast. heading to the east, we have 47 for you, lafayette, 49 in orinda. areas like brentwood, pittsburg, low 50s. the peninsula, 53 in fo

. >>> ktvu morning on 2 weekend edition with anchors mike mibach and claudine wong, weekends at 7 a.m. complete bay area news coverage. >>> we're live in san francisco for the rock 'n' roll half marathon. 11,000 runners are taking off across the city but not everyone's happy about the rock 'n' roll scene. >>> a new development overnight in the effort to rescue a family stranded off the coast of mexico. >> and looking ahead to the national championship, the big challenge for the stanford women's basketball team as they face uconn in the final four today. mornings on 2 starts now. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> good sunday morning everybody. you saw katie utehs just walk away there. she's at the san francisco rock 'n' roll marathon this morning. it is currently underway. you just saw her ktvu's katie utehs will have more on the road closures you can expect if you're head the to the city this morning. it is mornings on 2. sunday april 6th. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. >> mike and claudine have the day off today. >> good

. >>> our claudine wong is in boston and she talked with the parents of a bay area boy injured at the marathon about their desire to return this year. their story of determination coming up ahead at 10:30. >>> on this easter sunday, pope francis spoke of the striking growth of hundreder and poverty and he also made a plea for peace in ukraine, syria and nigeria. >> st. peter's square overflowed with worshipers who enjoyed sunny skies. pope francis denounced wastefulless as so many people go without around the world. he pushed for peace around syria. where people have been killed. >> we ask you lord jesus to put an end on all war in every consulate, whether near or far, ancient or recent. >>> egypt's minority of christians who make up 54% of population have come under attack following the overthrow of morsi last july. >>> fireworks and flames in mexico city were the annual burning of epegies. neighborhoods compete to see just who can make the most impressive figure. they can take 2-1/2 months to build and can cost up to $5,000. >>> a large crowd gathered for a sunrise easter celebratio

. >> just minutes before that he told claudine wong what he was going to do live on the air with us.e with traffic. >> you know, things are doing okay. i was just reading online the san francisco market is where the people leaf the latest for -- leave the latest for work. traffic is doing okay in san francisco but not so much for hercules and richmond. then there is another crash near hilltop and that area has a couple of different wrecks blocking lanes on highway 4, however you will notice there are fewer people on the freeway there coming your way so if you are from el cerrito, you may want to take advantage of the temporary good times on that freeway. let's move along on 880 and you can see traffic is busy and coming through berkeley but again, it may be lighter as the accident is blocking lanes. bay bridge toll plaza, it is about 10 minutes across the pan span 8 minutes and if you are driving dan to the airport, it should be about a 5 to 7 men drive. let's go -- 7 minute drive, let's go to steve. >>> we are still producing snow, not too bad for others, it is cooler, a lot more 40

her -- claudine yet. >> she was gang raped and murdered. her three-year-old child was also killed. she says she can't forgive but will not trust. about 10,000 people are killed in this church in yamata that's now a memorial. their blood stained clothes worn with age fill the puts. many of their relatives are still waiting for a it's fill the pews, many of their relatives are still waiting. >> oscar pistorius, accused of killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, last year. he began business apologizing to the parents of steenkamp. >> i'd like to apologize, saying there hasn't been a moment since this tragedy happened that i haven't thought about your family. i wake up every morning, you're the first people i think of. the first people i pray for. i can't imagine the pain and the sorrow and the emptiness that i've caused you and your family. i was simply trying to protect reeva. >> the words of oscar pistorius there. now let's go to the are netherlands, now. for lauren taylor who is in our european news center. lauren. >> thanks. the 1995 massacre was europe's worse since the second w

. >> no one has apologized to claudine yet. her sisters remain lie in this coffin. she had been raped and murdered. her three-year-old child was also killed. she said she can forgive but cannot trust. 10,000 people were killed in this trust that is now a memorial. their bloodstained clothes fill the pews. many of their relatives are still waiting for a confession. al jazeera, eastern rwanda. >> we have correspondents covering this 20th anniversary. we have jackie rollins in pair his, but first let's go to mohammed who joins us. mohammed, katherine just outlined the difficulty of trying to get life back to order after the genocide. how difficult is the reconciliation process in rwan rwanda? >> well, it's a work in progress here in rwanda. when you ask whether enough reconciliation has been done, we can tell that you we're living side by side, that ms. is huge progress give what has happened in this country 20 years ago. what the government has done was try to bring together jus justie and reconciliation of those who had their families killed or were hurt themselves.

. >> no one has apologised to claudine. her sister's remains are in this coffin. she was gang raped and murdered. her 3-year-old child was killed. she can't forgive, but will not trust. about 10,000 people were killed in the church in the area that is now a memorial. the blood stained close. many of their relatives are waiting for a confession. >> tonight renewed protest flared in ukraine with demonstrators saying they are in it for the long haul, the anger forcing the current president to cancel a foreign trip. protesters fought with police outside a government building in the east. hundreds surrounded the security services headquarters. they at first were throwing eggs, but they were followed by stones and a firebomb. similar scenes broke out in donetsk. pro-russian supporters forced their way inside government buildings. our correspondent is there. >> taking the protest to the seat of power in donetsk. pro-russian activists lay siege to a government administration building. covered in symbols of their allegiance. demonstrators soon took control of the building,

and claudine wong tells us what she found out when she started asking questions. >> reporter: we pulled twitter page was actually taken down after police and school officials got involved. most of what's on this twitter page is inappropriate. with references to sex and rape. the page named ghetto gossip g. those followers appear to be students from high schools in benecia, vallejo and american