and danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: the explosion >> reporter: a blast ripped through the city park. the explosion happened near these rides, most of the dead were women and children. families searched for their loved ones amid the chaos. this witness says he carried 20 children to the hospital and car. at the time of the blast, he says children were on ride at the fairground. dozens of body draped in sheets were carried into waiting ambulances at the scene. local hospitals flooded with hundreds of casualties declared a state of emergency. the wounded were treated wherever there was space. the explosion happened as police clashed with demonstrators throughout pakistan who were protesting what they believe was a political execution. the faction of the taliban group claiming responsibility for sunday's attack in lahore said it deliberately targeted the christian community and warned more attacks would follow. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> police investigating the attacks in brussels made more arrests after 13 separate raids across belgium. dutch police

danielle nottingham, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> pretty good fall bake, right? coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", our pat gallen catches up with a local basketball star returning home for the sweet 16. don't want to miss it, also, controversial bishop goes to extreme lent to mark the easter holiday. what he's doing that is raising eyebrows. >> and, meisha takes us on a dream drive. to a school for glass working. see the glass bead that meisha made when we come back. >> novanation with a huge win. wildcat on their way to the final eight. >> new this morning, teenager recovering, the innocent victim after stray bullet. where she was standing that left her caught in the crossfire. >>> and, a live look right now, storm scan3, tracking showers, katie has the time line for when it will all clear up, also, the easter forecast, we're hoping it is eggs-lent. >> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i love that pun. i blurted out here. >> exlent. good morning. happy friday. also looking pretty good right now, in fact, looking actually fairly quiet. i guess e

daniel nottingham shows us serena williams response. finding off pretoria in the california desert at indian she found herself defending this directive. >> in my next life when i come back i want to be someone in the wta. the men. >> indian wells ceo raymond moore didn't stop. >> they are lucky. if i was a lady player i would go down every night on my knees and thank god. they have carried the sport. >> we as women have come along way and we wouldn't drop on her knees. >> she denounced these remarks and it set the tone of the response from the women's court. >> williams is a bigger draw that her male counterparts. her presence in the u.s. open women's final tournament for the men. what is believed to be the first time ever. others joined williams and her outrage. patrick mcenroe says more should resign. >> i am livid when i read those remarks and heard that. >> billie jean king pleaded he is wrong on so many levels. we issued an apology. i made comments that were in extremely poor taste and erroneous. daniel nottingham. >>> the women's tennis association calls his remarks disappointin

danielle nottingham reports from santa clarita. >> a painful scene outside the paige family home, as faulser daughter, 6-year-old lexy was taken by state authorities. earlier a devastated rusty paige acknowledged he and his wife lost a nearly four year legal all. up awith very heavy hearts and comply with the order. >> reporter: lexy came to live with paige and his wife when she was 2 and they have been trying to adopt her since. but lexy is part native american. the indian child welfare act works to keep native american children with their tribal relatives. today the family learned lexi will live with her extended family in utah. >> like getting the phone call that your kid was hit by a car. how you cope. >> neighbors have the been camped out near his home friday in support of the family. court record show lexi's biological father has extensive criminal record and mother had a substance abuse problem. the choctaw tribe agreed to let lexi stay with the pages until she could be reunited. the choctaw nation desires the best for the choctaw child. attorney steve meister. >> whether it i

reporter danielle nottingham is there as thousands of people paid their respects. >> reporter: nancy reagan casket was carried into the ronald reagan presidential library wednesday morning. her children followed close behind. inside, the former first lady's family held a private service before opening the doors to the public. tracy king reyes and her 73- year-old mother elaine were among the first visiters in line. >> i just wanted to pay respects to a great lady that, you know, did a lot for our community and for the united states. >> reporter: earlier, a procession escorted the late mrs. reagan as she made her last journey across los angeles to her final resting place. crowds are being shuttled here to the reagan library to view nancy reagan's casket. they lined up for hours before the public viewing to make sure they didn't miss a moment in history. so you want to be there when you can. >> to see it for yourself. and this is it. >> reporter: many say nancy reagan's greatest legacy is her devotion to former president ronald reagan. >> they have a wonderful love affair. >> even on t

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: t

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch."hedding light on the next interest rate hike. and the world's most expensive sneakers. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. fed chair janet yellen says the fed will move slowly in raising interest rates. she spoke at the economic club of new yok yesterday and cited an global economic slump and lower oil prices and stock market turbulence and issues that could affect the u.s. economy. yellen didn't specify a timetable for a further rate hike. the fed's next policy meeting starts april 26th. >>> stocks on wall street closed at their highest level of the year following yellen's comments. the dow finished 97 points higher yesterday. the s&p gained nearly 18 points. the nasdaq finished 79 points higher. >>> instagram users compose 60-second videos. the photo and video sharing app extended the time limit on user posted video from 15 seconds to a minute. up until now, 60-second videos were only able to advertisers. >>

danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. >> reporter: just moments before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent video, suffered a leg wound and second-degree burns to his hand, face and head according to his family. empy, who is from santa clara, utah, posted these photos on his blog yesterday. richard norby, of lehi, utah, was knocked down during the explos

danielle nottingham reports from >> reporter: a tearful scene outside the paige family home in santa clarita as their foster daughter, six-year-old lexi, was taken away by authorities. earlier a devastateed family announced they lost a nearly four-year legal battle to adopt the little girl. >> with very heavy hearts we comply with the order. >> reporter: lexi came to live with paige and his wife since she was two. they have tried to adopt her ever since. lexi is part native american. and the indian child welfare act works to keep native american children with their tribal relatives. today the paiges learned lexi will be going to live with her extended family in utah. >> it's like getting a fen call that your kid was hit by a car and how do you cope with that phone call? >> reporter: paige's neighbors have been camped out near his home since friday in support of the family. court records show election yes's biological father has an extensive criminal record and her mother had a substance abuse problem. lexi stay with the paiges until she could be reunited with relatives. the trib's st

here's danielle nottingham. we're going to tbimed >> reporter: immigration was at the center of donald trump's weekend blitz through arizona. >> illegal immigration is gonna stop, it's dangerous, it's terrible. >> reporter: trump is hoping his hard line on immigration will resonate with voters. democratic front runner hillary clinton is already drawing the battle lines, running an ad in arizona where she comforts a young girl worried about deportation. >> i'll do the worrying. i'll do everything i can to help, okay? >> reporter: bernie sanders, campaigning this week along the arizona border with mexico, says he's also sensitive to the plight of immigrants. for republicans, the biggest battle now is a philosophical one. trump's opponents, senator ted cruz and governor john kasich, are doubling down on their attacks, saying one of them should lead the charge to deny trump the nomination, and the other should drop out. kasich says, it won't be him. >> nobody is calling me directly and asking me to drop out. why don

correspondent danielle nottingham shows how serena williams is now responding. >> tennis star serenailliams wasn't just fighting off victoria in the california dessert at indian wells on sunday. she also found herself defending women's tennis, from an attack by the tournament's director. >> in my next life when i come back i want to be someone in the wta. because they ride on the coattails of the men. >> indian wells ceo raymond moore didn't stop there. >> they're lucky, they're very, very lucky. if i was a lady player, i would go down every, every night, on my knees, and thank god that roger federer and raphael nada were born. because they've carried the sport. >> he should be thanking me. we should not have to drop for our knees. >> for serena williams to come out really set the tone, very forcefully. >> williams bigger draw than her male counterparts. her presence last year led to sell out of the women's final tournament before the men's, and what's believed to be the first time ever. others joined williams in her outrage. espn commontator patrick mcenroe said moore should resign.

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: for more on this and the south, let's bring in eric fisher of wbz, eric. >> jeff, we're watching a second storm system, the one yesterday bringing the wettest day in san francisco since 2014. through this evening storms could produce lightning, hail and wind gusts along coastal california. the difference is it punches farther southward into southern california, also some snow for the mountains before it starts to drive inland on monday night. look at significant rain as the state tries to catch up from a dry february but still a threat of debris flows, and also a chance for trees coming down, strong wind gusts all across the west and southwest as we head through the next 24 hours. at the same time, a setup in the east with high pressure right off the east coast, a deep flow out of the gulf of mexico. this is the area to watch all week. we could see double digit rainfall especially in eastern texas. >> glor: eric fisher, thank you very much. up next a man is under arrest after a bizarre airplane incident in london. and at airports where

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. brussels reeling from last week's deadly terror attacks. a rally turned rowdy and police moved in. allen pizzey has more. >> the slogans were against isis, belgium authorities said showing up en masse to shout them at a place until today an unofficial but peace fulful mem morale was disrespectful. demonstrators, styled themselves soccer club hooligans who normally fight each other. >> we came together to make a statement against terrorism. we are belgians. stand up against terrorism. yes! >> reporter: their reputation for violence turned the anti-terrorism demonstration into what looked like a post soccer match riot. >> there had been plans for what was billed as a march against fear to be held here. to the gathering. for police overstretched hunting for terrorists. [ sirens blaring ] water cannons cleared the area. at least ten people were arrested. in the last several days four suspects have been arrested on terrorism charges in connection with attacks in brussels and paris. local m

scott, they tell me they plan the take this case to the california supreme court. >> drew: danielle nottingham for us. danielle, thank you. is a new type of gear shift causing jeeps to crash? we'll have that story when the "cbs evening news" continues. so let's start talking about your long term goals. knowing your future is about more than just you. sense of investing. when heartburn hits fight back fast tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue and neutralizes stomach acid at the source tum, tum, tum, tum smoothies! only from tums to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them with k9 advantix ii. it kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. k9 advantix ii. for the love of dog. ibs-d. you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. diarrhea. xifaxan can help. prescription xifaxan is 6 to 24 weeks of relief from your ibs-d symptoms. specifically, relief from diarrhea and abdominal pain associated with ibs-d. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, rifamycin antibiotic agents or any components of xifaxan. tell your doctor right awa

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> police investigating the attacks in brussels made morerrests after 13 separate raids across belgium. dutch police took a suspect into custody for allegedly plotting an attack in france. italian police arrest aid man in connection with false ids used by terror suspects. all this on a day marked by violent clashes at a memorial to the brussels victims. allen pizzey is there. >> reporter: the slogans were against isis, but belgian authorities said showing up en masse to shout them with a place until today unofficial peaceful memorial to bombing victims was disrespectful. there was also fear that the event might be hijacked by right-wingers to whip up racial tensions. demonstrators, styled themselves soccer club hooligans who normally fight each other. >> we came together to make a statement against terrorism. we are belgians. stand up against terrorism. yes! >> reporter: their reputation for violence turned the anti-terrorism demonstration into what looked like a post soccer match riot. >> there had been plans for what was billed as a march

danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. before the plarks 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy and 56-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying good-bye to french missionary 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assign. all four went down. wells of utah was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman. >> had some burns we understand to his face of hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some playing the debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013 he was a block away from one of the bombs at the boston marathon. and last november he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent video, suffered a leg wound and second-degree burns to his hand, face and head according to his family. empy, who is utah, posted these photos on his blog yesterday. richard norby, of lehi, utah, was

danielle nottingham reports from santa clarita. >> a dean outside, as their daughter lexie was taken away by state authorities. rusty and his wife acknowledged they had lost a four year legal battle to keep the little girl. they have been trying to adopt her ever since but lexi is part native american and the indian child welfare act works to keep native american children with their tribal relatives. the pages just found out lexi will be going with her native american family. >> it's like getting hit by a car, how do you cope with that call? >> court rors show lexi's biological father has an extensive criminal record and her mother had a abuse problem. the choctaw nation desires the best for this choctaw child. attorney steve meister. >> the same end goal, to reunite a child with his or her biological receipt advertises. so they can be raised by the family they were born into. >> reporter: the pages say they are the only family lexi knows. scott they tell me they plan to take this case to the california supreme court. >> pelley: danielle nottingham, thank you. is a new type of gear s

danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up next on eye witt the necessary news firstre and then a theft, a a local family victimized twice. >> we will tell what you was stolen and photo police want you to see, jan. >>> and heading to houston, villanova mens basketball team continues its march to a national championship today, they are leaving campus ahead of their big final four game this weekend. coming up we will speak to a couple people who know something about what these players are going through. >>> and jan, it looks like the first week end of april is not really going to go feel much like spring. big nose dive on the thermometer. ill will's tell you how chilly it will get coming up. >>> also so far so good on the roads this morning meisha has your latest detours and closures when we come right back good your hair is still thinning. you may have inactive follicles. re-activate them with women's rogaine® foam the only once a day product, proven to regrow new hairs up to 48% thicker revive your va va voom and save on any rogaine® >>> forced from their home by fire

here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: so much rain outside sacramento. three inches in 24 hours. a woman died when her car got trapped on the highway. another driver died in san ramon. heavy wind downed trees and snapped power lines. in southern california emergency crews pulled several people out of the los angeles river. rough waters in oregon left three surfers stranded, forcing this coast guard rescue. wind gusts there reached more than 50 miles per hour. >> snowing in tahoe. >> reporter: california ski resorts reported as much as 2 inches of new snow since friday. reach five feats in the highest elevations by monday afternoon. much needed snow after a dry february left the sierra nevada snow pack below average. state officials say several more el nino storms like this one are needed before california can emerge from the four-year drought. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> for more on this and the south, bring in chief meteorologist eric fisher of wbz eric. >> jeff, watching a second storm system. in san francisco since 2014. through the evening. storms could pro

a splinter group of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility and we begin with danielle nottingham. >> reporter: a blast caused by an apparent suicide bomber ripped through this popular city park where christian families gathered to celebrate easter sunday. the explosion happened near these rides. most of the dead were women and children. families searched for their loved ones amid the chaos. this witness says he carried 20 children to the hospital and moved three bodies to a police car. at the time of the blast, he says children were on rides at the fairground. dozens of bodies draped in sheets were carried into waiting ambulances at the scene. local hospitals flooded with hundreds of casualties declared a state of emergency. the wounded were treated wherever there was space. the explosion happened as police clashed with demonstrators throughout pakistan who were protesting what they believe was a political execution. the faction of the taliban group claiming responsibility for sunday's attack in lahore said it deliberately targeted the christian community and warned more attacks

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. >> denise: danielle nottingham is in simi county, california where visitation is open to the public. >>> nancy reagan's casket was carried to the ronald reagan presidential library wednesday morning. her children followed close behind. inside the former first lady's family held a private service before opening the doors to the public. tracy reyes and mother elaine were among the first visiters in line. >> i just wanted to pay respects to a great lady who did a lot for our community and united states. >> reporter: earlier a procession escorted the late mrs. reagan making her journey >> crowds are shuttled to the library to view nancy reagan's casket and lined up hours so they didn't miss a moment in history. >> you want to be there when you can, to see for yourself. this is it. >> reporter: many say nancy reagan's greatest legacy is her devotion to former president ronald reagan. >> they had a wonderful love affair. >> even on the screen you could see this love they exuded to each other. >> to me that was a real woman, you know, that took care of her man. >> reporter: as in life nanc

danielle nottingham is in salt lake city with their story. >> reporter: just moments before the blast, 19-year-old nathan wells, 20-year-old joseph empy, and 66-year-old richard norby were in the terminal saying goodbye to french missionary, 20-year-old fanny rachel clain, who was headed to ohio for her assignment. all four went down. wells of sandy, utah, was rushed into surgery for his wounds. family spokesman lloyd coleman: >> had some burns, we understand, to his face and hands, but the biggest concern is about his foot. it sounds like his ankle and his heel is hurt the worst by some flying debris or shrapnel from the bomb. >> reporter: this was not wells' first brush with terrorism. in 2013, he was a block away from one of the bombs at the boston marathon. and last november, he was at his home mission in paris during the terror attacks there. joseph empy, seen here in this recent video, suffered a leg wound and second-degree burns to his hand, face and head, according to his family. empy, who is from santa clara, utah, posted these photos on his blog yesterday. richard norby, of

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: the toyota prius v is the clear winner in the insurance institute of highway safety's first-ever headlight rating. >> our evaluation involves beams on different paths along the test track. >> reporter: of the 31 mid-sized cars testified, the prius v was the only one to earn a good rating when upgraded to include led lights. >> adding to the base model to get the better headlight. >> reporter: the more expensive cars don't always come with better quality lights. many of the poor rated headlights were installed on luxury vehicles. the bmw 3 series halogen headlights had the lowest scoring system. this shows the difference in visibility between the top rated prius v and the bmw three series. >> over half of the crashes that occur every year occur at night or at dusk or dawn. helping the drivers see the road better at night can cut into the deaths and injuries. >> reporter: they say the new high intensity lights and curve adapted haelts that adjust to staring doesn't always mean better performance. mercedes-benz c class perform badly and the headlights

danielle nottingham, cbs news, simi valley, california. >>> and the public will be able to visit nancyeagan's casket through tomorrow afternoon. first lady michelle obama. former president george w. bush, and first ladies, rosalyn bush, carter and clinton will attend mrs. reagan's funeral. >>> strong words and questions for donald trump. his letter success shared all over the web today. we will bring it to you after the break. interesting anymore. dos equis is saying adios. their super swatch pitchman for nearly a decade. >>> i loved him. he was great. >>> here's a look at the pollen. here's why. high for tree pollen. the culprits now are maple and elm and cypress and juniper. grass is actually in the low range. and low also in mold. you can find this by downloading our app for free. we'll come back and talk about when a cold front rolls through. what that means yeah! ahh... you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". of your in-network annual checkup.

as cbs 2's danielle nottingham reports, today begins three days of mourning for the former first lady. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan paused at nancy reagan's casket as ronald reagan presidential library to pay his last respects to the former first lady. thousands of mourners also packed the library to honor her. >> i just wanted to pay you know, did a lot for our community and for the united states. >> when a person that you love and admire actually passes, it takes a lot of the wind out of you and, um, i -- i had to say every person here is deeply sad. >> reporter: nancy reagan's body, her children close behind, arrived hours earlier after a procession escorted the late first lady across los angeles to her final resting place at the library. inside, mrs. reagan's family held a private service before the doors were opened to the public. crowds are being shuttled here to the reagan library to view nancy reagan's casket. they lined up for hours before the public viewing to make sure they didn't miss a moment in history. >> so you want to be there when you can to see it for yourse