here again is keith morrison with the killing in cottonwood. >> it was evening in cottonwood, california. october 2012, five months till the day after the murder of karen duenas. her widow were marked and our son casey were watching tv. there was a knock at the door. and when mark saw the detectives -- >> he was upset. he couldn't believe it. like are you kidding me? >> they were not. detectives had suspected mark all along and now they had a warrant for his arrest. mark duenas was charged with first degree murder, held on a 1 million dollar bail. >> seeing him in that situation was surreal. and you hope this is dumb works because there is an innocent man up they're having to go through this. >> the whole extended clan including karen's family told anybody who would listen that the police made a huge mistake. >> i had never called anybody a name, he is not a kind of guy. >> i can't think of a time when he raised his voice to anybody. >> the family support is what's persuaded a prosecutor to take the case. ron powell was his name. >> at first i'm thinking, i don't want to go up there, but

there are hundreds of thousands of new cottonwood and willow trees. lahotan cutthroat trout are now recovering. there are fish now upward of 30 pounds being found at pyramid lake. there's talk about restoring them back to spawning runs in the truckee river. the wetlands have water rights. managers can call for that water when they need it. pyramid lake is recovering. it's a very different setting. to be an environmentalist working on these issues now is you can be in a position of hope. you can see things getting better. ely: oftentimes, you have settlements in any country, or you have an adjudication in a country, then it's all done. it's on paper and life goes on and nothing changes. that's not been the case here. the lake is up, the region's been able to grow, everyone's benefited from it, and so you see results soon. we saw results immediately after this settlement was done. praise the lord. it's good for everyone. christensen: in the end, reclamation did provide for growth in the american west, but not always through agriculture and mang the dese

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and then early the next morning he buried her body near a clump of cottonwood trees. >> after we were walked up to him and stuck out my hand. i go, thanks. and he stood up, shook my hand, and he said, "i told you i would do it." i said, you did. he says, "you just wouldn't give up." and i looked at him, and i said, you're right. >> reporter: later that day travis also confessed to the attempted murder of lydia tillman. soon he would be sentenced separately for both crimes. but there was one last surprise coming. something no one saw coming. least of all travis forbes. >>> coming up, as travis awaits sentencing, a core rain gous young woman enters the courtroom. >> to do what she did and to endure what she went through, i couldn't imagine. she's a superhero in my eyes. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪♪ for deb, living with constipation with belly pain was the same old story for years. trying this. doing that. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be.

these images are from cottonwood canyon. they always take such nice video.a degree or two >>> i am still lacking any chances of rain the next 10 days. 53 at half moon bay to barely 70 in morgan hill. blanketing clouds and mid to upper 40s. my seven-day forecast, a seesaw through friday before temperatures take off >>> and now to a "gma" health alert. a new study published in "the journal of the american medical association" finding women in the u.s. may be experiencing menopause at a later age and may have slightly more reproductive years overall than 40 years ago. dr. jen ashton joins us with more on this. jen, hi there. tell us about this study. what does it show? >> this was an interesting study done by researchers at temple university of pennsylvania and my alma mater columbia university and they tracked timing of some major reproductive milestones over a women's life. when they got their first period, when they go through menopause. take a look at their numbers, what they found. on average the age of menopause increased from 48.4 to 49.9. that's about a

this is cottonwood canyon. they had up to 17 inches.e than that actually. 12 inches in parts of nevada at mt. rose and now winter storm to maine, up to 15 inches that - could impact your friday commutes but have to hit on the severe storms that are to come. elwyn was mentioning it. louisiana is going to get some of those strong storms again, but this is the hail that was falling, so pea size but covering, that was not snow, but hail and today we do have a severe weather today i'll get into. it's right here. i'll reveal it quickly. west texas, san angelo, you're in it. your local weather in 30 seconds. first the snowy cities sponsored by walmart. >>> good morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist mike nico. about as average as it gets for today's forecast. this weekend, quite a surge of spread from temperatures at the coast to inland. 60s to 90s. no rain in the forecast. mid to upper 50s at san francisco. some low 70s in the east and south bay. back into the 30s and 40s tonight with more cloud cover. near >>> coming up, the response to forme