. >> shasta county is located in rural northern california.bout 3,800 square miles of county. much of it is rural. some people move here to enjoy the mountains, the snow in the wintertime, the isolation. shingletown is a great town to live in. the people are great. they support each other. everyone, you know, it's a small town, so everyone pretty well knows each other, and because it is small, there's a lot of talk. ♪ ♪ >> this is probably one of the prettiest places. when you think of california, you don't think of this too much. it's more like some place like virginia or something, it's so pretty. and this is the biggest market that we have. breeze market. then we have the pizza parlor over here. this is our big hangout now. it's where everybody comes. it's where when people have funerals, we all meet for potlucks and stuff right there at the pizza parlor. it is pretty much like the wild west, so that kind of creates good things and bad things. you have people that now take law into their own hands. i've heard people talk about, well, this p

shasta? >> well fredricka, we've heard from the fire commissioner that the fire started slightly after midnight in the kitchen due to a malfunctioning hot plate. these are used commonly by jewish families here to keep food warm on sabbath and it just ripped through the house, went up to the second floor. what the commissioner said they haven't found any evidence that there were smoke detecters on the first or second floor. the mother and the daughter as you mentioned, they jumped out of the second-story windows and escaped, but seven children between the a ages of 5 and 15 were killed. firefighters rushed to the scene, obviously hoping to scoop the children out of their bed and save them. in the end the commissioner is saying this is the highest death toll in a fire accident in the last seven years. take a listen to what he said. >> seven children lost their lives this morning at this occasion, this very tragic occasion. it's a tragedy for this family it's a tragedy for this community, it's a

cnn's shasta darlington has details. >> reporter: robert durst is behind bars in new orleans. according to his lawyers in relation to the brutal murder of his close friend susan berman shot execution-style at her home in 2000. a source told cnn that he is being held on a capital murder charge in relation to the berman case. no one has been charged in the case. recently the district attorney in los angeles reopened the investigation. of course, the hbo documentary, the jinx has new details. a new yorker from a millionaire family. tied to three different investigations in three different states. including the disappearance of his wife and the killing and dismemberment of an elderly neighbor. listen to the director about the jinx. >> bob durst has been accused of many crimes over many years. that's what makes him the most unusual of all suspects. this is not a one-time event that people are associating with. they are saying this is a guy for whom murder is an option. i found him very engaging. i would say charming. he's very funny. yet, you cannot be unaffected by the feeling of

we have more from shasta darlington. >> reporter: john and christine, indiana governor mike pence is on the offensive over the law. opponents say it will allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbian couples on religious grounds. pence blamed the media. >> i understand there has been a tremendous amount of misinformation and misunderstanding around this bill. i'm just determined and i appreciate the time on your program, i'm just determined to clarify this. >> reporter: the law has come under fire from businesses. ceos from apple and yelp are speaking out. the ncaa which is holding its college basketball final four in indianapolis next weekend saying it is concerned about the impact on players and employees. openly gay nba player jason collins and former star charles barkley denounce the bill. pence made it clear he will not change the law or consider a bill making gays and lesbians a protected class like many other states. >> i will not push for that. that is not on my agenda. this is not about discrimination. this is about protecting the religious liberty of every hoosier of every

shasta darlington shows us the first responder body cam.here of the race to save baby lily. >> reporter: new body cam video from one of the spanish fork officers as he rushes to the overturned car. >> what have you got? what have you got? >> reporter: you can hear their desperation as they try to flip the car. they soon discovered 25-year-old lynn jennifer grossbeck dead in the driver's seat, but they do find a survivor. >> hello. >> oh, my good. god. >> reporter: they pull a tiny body from the wreckage and run up the hill. >> definitely hypothermic. she's freezing. >> patting her back and willing her to live. >> come on, sweetie. >> reporter: they perform baby cpr and rush her into the hospital. 18-month-old lily was submerged in the car in the frigid spanish fork river in utah for about 14 hours. she had survived hanging upside down in freezing temperatures in the upper 20s with no food or water. >> if anything had been different she might not have made it. >> brock royal was the emergency room doctor who saw lily when she was rushed in.

an anchor -- shasta. an anchor a constant just like people who knew casey would be in the stand. were they there? >> both there. >> reporter: always there? >> always there. never missed a game. >> reporter: his parents, mark and karen, dwanus. side by side by the dugout as always. >> they were together since they were what 17 years old. >> practically lived in each other's skin? >> exactly. >> his mother had brought the chocolate chip cookies she passed out to the players after every game. and for which she was of justly famous. his father had made sure he finished work in time for the opening pitch. what kind of parents were they? >> they were the best parents that you could ask for. >> reporter: this is jason could their eldest son. and here the photo of jason's graduation with his proud parents the day he became a fireman. >> they would do anything for us, and they did. >> reporter: mark and karen were from big mormon families high school sweethearts, who married as teenagers and watched their own brood quickly expand all boys jason jacob, tyler, troy and casey. boys bursting

instead, shasta county's d.a. assigned a new prosecutor to the case stephanie bridgette.ut ms. bridgette, up to this moment she had never lost a case not one. her secret -- preparation, she said. she is very thorough. by the time you finished reading through it in your preparation, what did you think? >> i didn't have any doubt that mark was the one that killed his wife. >> reporter: one big change at trial number two -- the very first words out of the prosecutor's mouth were the state's version of that 911 call "i killed my wife. blood everywhere." no jury she declared could doubt the content of that call. and prosecutors offered yet another possibly damning statement from mark himself during his first of three tape recorded interviews with detectives which again he willingly submitted to without the presence of an attorney. >> the only cut i saw. >> reporter: in his very first interview, claimed the state, mark slipped and made an admission while describing the wound he said he found on karen's chest. >> like the guy knew what he was doing or something. you because the

cnn's shasta darlington has more. >> reporter: a manhunt is underway in texas after road rage incident turned violet. kay haford was on the way to work on friday and someone tried to cut in and she honked. the situation escalated and unthinkable happened. the driver pulled up on the right side of her car and pulled out a gun and shot. the bullet went through her window hitting her in the head. she managed to pull over to the side of the road and call 911. >> being run off the road and shot at her. she is bleeding in the head. >> reporter: she was rushed to the hospital for surgery. her husband was angry, but optimistic about recovery. >> i'm glad she's going to be okay. may god deal with you, that's all i can say. if i ever find out who it is it won't be that nice. >> reporter: the police have not found the driver. they are looking for a white suv and the driver wearing a blue baseball cap at the time. they have not found him yet christine. >> shasta thank you. >>> a brawl outside an arizona walmart ended with one person dead and officer shot. details still murky. police received a cal

we have more from cnn's shasta darlington. >> reporter: john and christine, indiana governor mike penceis on the defensive over the religious freedom bill sparking protests and boycotts. opponents say it will allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers on religious grounds. on abc's "this week" pence blames the media. >> i understand a tremendous amount of misunderstanding around this bill. i'm just determined and i appreciate the time on your program, i'm just determined to clarify this. >> reporter: the law has come under fire from business. ceos from apple to yelp lashing out and angie's list based in indianapolis cancelling an expansion. and the ncaa tournament final four in indianapolis next weekend is concerned about the impact on players and employees. openly gay nba player jason collins and former star charles barkley denounced the bill. pence made it clear he is not going to change the law or consider a bill making gays and lesbians a protected class like in many other states. >> i will not push for that. that is not on my agenda. this is not about discrimination. t

with the stones town ymca she was born in oakland and when she was 3 years old her family moved to shasta county and after graduating high school moved back to the san francisco area to attend san francisco state university so she holds a ba from san francisco state from child and adolescent development and works at at app tos middle school where she ran an after school tutorial program and after the program connected with the ymca and because of that at the time she was recruited to work at at the y's after school programming. >> i guess you could see everybody in the community, the ymca recognized her leadership ability and soon after in 2011 became the executive director there. and now after 16 years working with the y, she has become a big part of our community and leader in district 7. >> committed to youth development and social responsibility and she loves that the ymca organization is not just local it is international and she can get to work and gets to work with youth from all over the world. under her leadership this is remarkable in terms of what has expanded out there and the

back to you. >> shasta, thank you so much.nn law enforcement analyst tom fuentes is joining us now. we wanted to bring you back, tom, talk about the fact we have these new details. the smoke bomb, the molotov cocktails. smock bombs were in his car. what do you think is the takeaway here from the fact that, you know, he had some things on him. surely anybody in their right mind wouldn't think they are going to be able to go into an airport with a machete, attack, then go back to his car and possibly get more ammunition in some way. >> chris ti, just said the main phrase. anybody in their right mind. i think this is an example of someone not in his right mind. now he is dead there is no way to absolutely find out what he was thinking and even if he lived and said what he was thinking, you don't know if he was really thinking it at the time. so, you know, yes, he did have this array of, i guess, weaponry, explosives, the machete itself. thankfully he didn't have a fully automatic weapons or any other firearms that could have infl

shasta darlington has more. >> was it a mistake to sign this law?lutely not. >> reporter: indiana governor mike pence on the defensive over the new religious freedom law sparking protests and boycotts. opponents say it will allow businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers on business grounds. pence blames the media. >> there's been a tremendous amount of misinformation and misunderstanding around this bill, and i'm just determined, and appreciate the time on your program. i'm determined to clarify this. >> reporter: it comes amid criticism from business. ceos from apple to yelp lashing out, and angie's list canceling a planned expansion there. the ncaa saying we are especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student athletes and employees. former nba star charles barkley pouring on the pressure. i strongly believe big events should not be held in those states' cities. but pence made it clear, he's not going to change the law or consider a bill making gays and lesbians a protected class. >> i will not push for that. that'

officials say lake shasta is 75%. lake orrville 68%. folsome lake is 97%. >>> new developments tonight involving a fiery big rig crash in pittsburg. the driver died after he slammed into a building. we know the trucking company has a history of violations, including faulty breaks and steering. according it records the company was due for a reinspection. ktvu's melanie woodrow with what else we learned about the company's record. >> reporter: over weight trucks, faulty steering and failing breaks. just some of the most severe roby trucking company violations chp identified during inspections. 2 investigates obtained reports that show the violations were so numerous chp was keeping tabs on the company every 120 days. instead of every two years. it was in between inspections during one of the 120 day periods roby trucking company was given to fix violations that this crash occurred. witnesses say it appears the driver lost control of his vehicle and was honking and flashing lights in an attempt owarn others in his path. he crashed into an

>> thank you very much, shasta. >>> congressman adam schiff is "outfront." appreciate you being with us tonight. what do you know about the threat? >> well we're trying to investigate how they got this information. a lot of it may have been publicly available. but if there has been any hacking, obviously that's something that we want to find out about. i think it's also the case though that this is just one of the increasingly sophisticated uses of social media by isis even more so than al qaeda but that's a real challenge for us because it takes very little for them to put this stuff out and it causes a reaction on our part. so just another example of the challenges we face in this internet age. >> so the situation in yemen where obviously isis has been growing, much to the surprise of americans in many senses it wound up to be going a lot more than they thought. the suns evacuating the last of its troops from the country. how damaging is this to the united states and security? >> well it is very damaging and unfortunately yemen has taken a very dramatic tu

cnn's shasta darlington has the story. >> reporter: lush waterways with tropical birds. lurk here? we quickly find out as we catch a ride with this biologist. not all of the birds are so chirpy. over in baja there are a series of lagoons that back up to the park. you can see the garage and a terrible stench of open sewage. people staying nearby at the athlete's village could take notice. he says the problem isn't new. the city has grown a lot in the last 50 years and sewage infrastructure didn't grow with it, he says. today all of the rivers end up here are contaminated. across the city the waterways that will host sailing events face similar challenges. 49 prts of rio's homes are connected to sewage lines. government officials say they may not meet their target of hooking up 80% of homes before the games. but on wednesday, ioc officials said they were confident water venues would be ready for competition. >> we have been given the reassurance that all of the venues will be met will meet the level of sustainability. >> reporter: she also said inspectors were pleased with

that of course if he lasts long enough. >> that was shasta darlington reporting.1 million in debt payments this year. some experts see the government defaulting. >>> a u.s. senator is facing federal corruption charges. acused of accepting lavish gifts in exchange for political favors. he says it's all a smear campaign. we'll look into the story next. >>> an american missionary is now free after being captured in central nigeria nearly two weeks ago. she was taken by mass gunman in a area where boko haram ram typically does not operate. they demanded a ransom. united states officials won't comment on the release but say negotiations were involved. >>> a spanish dolphin trainer who was slated to become the new vice president of the aquarium here in atlanta. the man disappeared on a spanish resort island. it follows the online release of two videos that showed him kicking and yelling at dolphins. the georgia aquarium put his hiring on hold. >>> a new york city runway reopened on friday a day after a flight veered off the runway nearly plunging into icy waters at la g

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shasta dar lington is outfront. >> reporter: as investigators piece together the final moment of flightmilarities to egypt air flight 990. october 1999 boeing 767 departed jfk airport in new york. minutes later, plunging into the waters off the coast of massachusetts. >> 767 in my airspace. we lost everything. >> reporter: left the cockpit to use the bathroom. the voice recorder captured co-pilot repeating in arabic i rely on god. no emergency call transmitted. egyptian authorities say it was a mechanical failure. a rejection of the national transportation safety board's conclusion the co-pilot intentionally crashed the plane. in many countries, pilot haves to prove their mental health for the license but throughout the careers, mostly rely on self-diagnosis. >> we police ourselves as colleagues. if we know that we're having stress at home we may want to just call in sick for that trip. >> reporter: when a silk air flight crashed in 1987 killing all 104 people on board, the boeing 737 fell so fast it broke the speed of sound. indonesian authorities ruled out suicide but the ntsb said a

shasta darlington, cnn, new york. >>> search crews should be back on the job any time now in the frenchps. we'll go live near the germanwings crash site for the latest on what they are finding coming up. >>> also, nigerians voting for president today after weeks of delays. live in the country's biggest city in a moment. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a special conditioning ingredient softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens but now it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and try resolve for amazing stain removal the first time. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom," i'm natalie allen with our top stories. a german prosecutor says the co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing germanwings flight 9525 was ill and hid that from the airline. he says investigators found torn-up medical notes in the home of andreas lubitz including one there a doctor declaring him unfit for work on the day of the crash. >>>

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time this happened was 2008 with the colorful northern lights seen just north of redding and mount shasta. that is far south. normally it can only be seen towards alaska or the north pole or the arctic circle. here's a look last night from alaska. this is taken in canada where things are going to be smooth in the sky with color up north. and a glance glints of this in the northern part of the unit knighted states- -united states. here's a look at the light. the largest solar storm we have seen since 2008. a significant show in the sky. sky's will be clear down here but it's the closest it has been in seven years. take a look at your weather maps micros- -microclimates spreading today. livermore at 70, san francisco six to 2 degrees. oakland is 68, san jose is 60 degrees. and jerry says 70 degrees, agee says 75 degrees. and 72 degrees in novato, california. temperatures are way above normal for the month, seven days in. santa rosa, it 4 degrees above average, oakland and san jose in the south bay, 3 degrees above average, very warm and also very dry. we will see some fog in the valleys ton

. >>> shasta lake is at 58% of capacity. folsom lake, 59% and oroville dam is at 50%. last week, one that's scientist redicted the -- nasa scientist predicted the state has one year left of water reservoirs. >>> we're waiting to here about the uc regents meeting about whether or not students will have to pay more in tuition. janet napolitano is giving a preliminary report on proposed tuition hikes for next fall. she and governor brown have been holding high level talks and what's being called the committee of two. >> the meetings with the governor have been productive. they have served to underscore or shared commitment to the university and our shared desire to ensure for it a bright and enduring future. >> the regents are considering a tuition hike up to 5% next fall and an increase up to 28% over five years. >>> we are following developing news in arizona where a gunman is on the loose after a rampage that's left at least one person dead. police say two people were shot in a hotel in the phoenix suburb of mesa at about 8:45 this morning. the gunman then reportedly s

rain -- shasta. rain. which is good. rain. sugar bowl, we have light rain falling. outside we have a few clouds. just clearing up quickly and warming up. 66 concord. right now. 66 walnut creek. that is with the cloud cover today and the sprinkles. tomorrow temperatures 5-10 degrees warmer than they were today. your thursday, your tomorrow, a warm one. temperatures accelerating on friday. and saturday we could see some low 80s on friday and saturday. we will be tracking that for you. and we mentioned the pollens. the tree pollens are trending high. trees out there that are blooming. with temperatures like these. clear lake 73. 74 napa, fairfield. air quality okay. the winds with the air sinking, an onshore flow with the high building in. you will notice the pollens just because it is that time of year. game on for those things. especially with the weather i forecast here and in the five- day forecast with temperatures going up into the weekend. 72 sunnyvale. 73 santa clara. patchy coastal fog. you start getting that fog off the water. that is what we will see. not to

shasta mixed precipitation and unfortunately, this wet weather not going to make it south. live from the golden gate bridge cam we'll show you the cloud cover overhead, some peeks of sunshine out there that sun begins to set on this sunday evening. so the forecast does call for that veil of high clouds to stick with us overnight tonight. that will lead to limit sunshine on the way for your monday and the next seven days the pattern is stagnant. dry weather and mild temperatures ahead. outside on this sunday instinct, it's 67 in oakland. 64 downtown san francisco. 63 napa. 68 fairfield. san jose 69. satellite and radar will show you over the past couple of hours we have seen the sun here and there intervals of cloud cover. high pressure in control. look off to the west ask a cold front is limping east over the next day or so. high pressure supplying enough dry air that it's eating away at the showers solve we're drying out as the front sags south and won't see any moisture or the next 48 hours. so future weather tomorrow afternoon, it's filtered sunshine. that cold front wil

shasta mixed precipitation and unfortunately, this wet weather not going to make it south. live from the golden gate bridge cam we'll show you the cloud cover overhead, some peeks of sunshine out there that sun begins to set on this sunday evening. so the forecast does call for that veil of high clouds to stick with us overnight tonight. that will lead to limit sunshine on the way for your monday and the next seven days the pattern is stagnant. dry weather and mild temperatures ahead. outside on this sunday instinct, it's 67 in oakland. 64 downtown san francisco. 63 napa. 68 fairfield. san jose 69. satellite and radar will show you over the past couple of hours we have seen the sun here and there intervals of cloud cover. high pressure in control. look off to the west ask a cold front is limping east over the next day or so. high pressure supplying enough dry air that it's eating away at the showers solve we're drying out as the front sags south and won't see any moisture or the next 48 hours. so future weather tomorrow afternoon, it's filtered sunshine. that cold front wil

shasta thank you very much.to take you to a quick break. smerconish coming up right after this. >>> i'm michael smerconish. welcome to the program. breaking news. secretary of state john kerry and iran's president both expressed optimism today that an agreement can be reached on iran's nuclear program. kerry told reporters in switzerland this morning there's substantial progress in the struggle to reach an agreement. >> over the past few days i've had lengthy negotiations with the iranian team about the steps that iran must take to demonstrate that its nuclear program now and ongoing into the future is exclusively for peaceful purposes. over the past months the p5+1 have

mountan shasta rain snow mix. and north and west of chico on interstate 5. for the past hour they have seen rain and snow at 6,000 feet. expecting half a foot of snow by monday morning. here in the bay area, still nothing, just cloudy skies for the most part. you can see from the south bay we are looking at a mix of sun and clouds there. there is what it has looked like all day long. lie level and mid-level clouds. in san francisco, camera bouncing around a little bit. that's the storm system making its way in. temperatures comfortable in the 60s. tomorrow chilly. 64 in san francisco. 67 for the trivalley. same for the south bay n. the north bay, expecting 66. you will notice we are expecting sunshine tomorrow from the icons there, but it will be a wet commute for the morning commute. so do keep that in mine. we have two systems across the pacific. we'll talk about this in a minute. the one that's on the doorstep that's bringing showers across parts of northern california still 75 miles off the cost. when it moves through around midnight that's when we expec

shasta darlington, cnn, new york. >> we hope that gives you good smiles to get flew the rest of your day. make some good memories. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> an explanation that satisfied almost no one. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account. >> hillary clinton on defense just when she had hoped to jump start her white house bid. >> there is no classified material. >>> plus, throw out the old washington rule book. >> regret. i would send another one tomorrow. >> republican senators have a new pen pal, iran. >> unusual coalition. >> a brash gop attempt to undermine nuclear talks. democrats call it treason. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. with us to share the reporting and inn sites, maggie hag german, julia pace and robert acosta of the new york post. hillary clinton will make it official sooner rather than later. look for an april launch from brooklyn. what else did we learn this past week? well, for one, she thinks you can and should trust h

it will be towards lake shasta and oroville so it will help fill the reservoirs but any steady rainfallthe north so the majority is a miss. a few showers tomorrow morning. now, 100% of the ridge is going to come back. and quickly. by thursday. we are mostly sunny. by saturday, we will see highs in the 80s with mainly sunny skies. we are going to get very, very warm, but before that, we're going to get a little wet. how much rainfall in san francisco? anywhere from 1/20th to an 1/8th of an inch. east bay lucky if you get .10". north bay closest to the actual juicy part of the storm may see upwards of .25" of rainfall. not much but something if you suffer from allergies and think about half of us in the bay area do. this will help you out. so north bay showers overnight tonight. light showers or wednesday. it will slow down the morning and even commutes tomorrow because of the rainfall. san francisco cooler mid-60s. still above average though concord 65. san jose 67. los altos tomorrow couple of showers for you 67. union city hayward 65. san ramon 65 tomorrow couple of showers out toward

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redding and mount shasta. satellite. and the radar. we have the rain fuel the north -- fall to the north but spreading to the south. as a result we will bump up shower chances. the short term, this model showing you an increase in spotty showers at 10:00 p.m. tonight into the monday morning commute. more on the monday forecast and details on a warming trend coming up in the five-day forecast. >>> a san francisco judge denied a request to prevent punitive damage in a trial. she claims they discriminated against her and fired her when she comcomplained. comcomplained -- complained. the judge found there is enough evidence. the firm denies the allegations. closing arguments are anticipated to begin on tuesday. >>> 10,000 people hit the pavement in oakland this morning for the oakland running festival. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us a young man who set out to break a world record. >> i think i can do. i believe in myself. >> reporter: his goal was to break the world ford his age. -- record for his age. . >> it keeps me out of trouble and fro

shasta darlington cnn, new york. >> now investigators say a hot plate ignited a house fire that took. they were using a hot plate to keep food warm during the saturday sabbath. the four girls and three boys ranged in age from 5 to 16. the children's mother and a 14 year old daughter remained to escape and remain hospitalized. there were no smoke detectors located in the first or second floors of the house. >>> we could find out monday whether robert durst will be extradited to california to face murder charges. that's when he has a bail hearing in louisiana for gun and possession charges in that state. he is accused of murdering his long-time confidante. >> reporter: robert durst sits behind bars this weekend at the hunt correctional facility. he's in their mental facility there. and his attorney tells me it is not because he's a suicide risk. he is not. he does say he has a medical condition that he needs to be in a hospital setting, but it's because of what we heard in open court that recently he had neurosurgery or brain surgery because of a condition called hydrocephalus. now att

shasta darlington cnn, new york. >> her opponents are expected to take to the streets in protest tomorrowraternity disbanded by the university of oklahoma after video surfaced showing its members chanting racial slurs is now fighting back. the sigma alpha epsilon chapter has hired a high profile attorney who says he's there to protect the first amendment rights of the fraternity members. >> i'm not ruling out a lawsuit. i'm saying that our preference is to proceed in a non-legal solution a nooun adversarial solution and a non-litigation solution. if that's not possible although we act in good faith and present this obviously we will have to consider other possibilities. >> jones also says fraternity brothers are getting death threats and some have been physically assaulted. meme another chapter is under fire after allegedly calling people monkeys and apes in a protest to raise awareness last month. >>> we'll take you to the u.s. state of utah and dramatic video that shows you moment by moment the rescue of a baby trapped in a car. investigators say she was hanging in her car seat for more

shasta darlington, cnn, new york. >> we have learned the consumer ratings website angie's list canceledn expansion project in indianapolis because of the law. they were scheduled to break ground in the next few days. >>> you are watching cnn news room. still to come, saying good-bye to singapore's greatest leader. thousands come to see lee kuan yew. lather and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby when you can give her so much more™? only abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells.. don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. abreva. >>> tens of thousands of christians are in vatican city. you are looking at live pictures there. pope francis just wrapped up the celebration. this is the day when christians across the world commemorate the procession of jesus in jerusalem. five days before his death. people there were given a small olive and palm branches. it's symbols of peace. you can see pope francis there waving and greeting the cr

shasta darlington cnn, new york. >>> i want to turn your attention now to india.olice there are looking for the people who gang-raped a catholic nun in her early 70s on saturday morning. stunned parents gathered. men broke into the convent, gagged the elderly woman when she tried to stop their looting. and several of them then went on to assault her. the rape was one of several committed recently by emboldened attackers. >> this is really a worrisome incident that within hours three women have been raped. it is not a safe place for women in the sense of crimes against women. >> the victim is hospitalized in a critical condition. >>> an american man accused of killing his girlfriend's mother then putting her in a suitcase testified in indonesia this week. he said it was self-defense. but it's a very different story than he first told police. cnn explains. >> reporter: taking the stand, laying out his version of what unfolded in room 317 of the st. regis regis bali resort. >> she squeezed my neck for about 20 to 30 seconds. >> reporter: he is arguing he was acting i

angeles and here comes that weak weather system spreading maybe a half-inch of rain throughout mount shastat partly to mostly cloudy. maybe an isolated sprinkle. but the main event, if you want to call it that, come through tonight into tomorrow with temperatures in the 60s both days. by tuesday afternoon we're back into the mid-70s and the offshore flow allows temperatures to soar wednesday thursday, each into friday. but looks like we will cool off into next weekend. still well above average. 70s coast 80s around the bay. this is kind of our only chance. and we can count on one hand the rain we've had all winter long. >> sad. >> very sad. >> thank you lisa. let's check out sports. tonight stanford hosts rhode island at maple pavilion and the second round of the nit. tipoff 6:30. and 8 more teams will punch their tickets to the sweet 16 in this year's ncaa tournament. yesterday there was one big bracketbuster. here's collin resch with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. if thursday's upsets hurt your bracket, what happened saturday night to villanova may have destroye

might get rain in mount shasta and redding and the bay area sonoma county. marin, maybe a few returns into the east bay, but you may miss it. 11:00 has moisture in the atmosphere. doesn't mean it's raining but you could get a shower. then by the afternoon we get a little bit of a break and we will see some sun and temperatures in the 60s to near 70. 9:00, in advance of the front more showers. there's the possibility, and here comes the north bay tomorrow morning with the possibility of more rain for you. perhaps with the wet pavement slowing down the come mute. overall its nothing significant and you can see the concentration will be from santa rosa to novato with only a couple hundreds regulates from san carlos to mountain view and perhaps nothing around the santa claraa valley. you see the sacramento valley 70 there. cooler day in los angeles. back home looking at numbers in the low 60s today. that's a switch. upper 60s toward livermore today and san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a spotty shower and then the weak frontal band overnight. lingeri

shasta darlington fascinating case.e having a second thought about 9 letter they wrote to the leaders of iraq about, but not mitch mcconnell. we'll hear more, next. >>> all right. mitch mcconnell now says loretta lynch confirmation hearings will be delayed because of language in sex trafficking bill that would not allow federal funds to pay for abortion. some democrats say that wouldn't go far enough. they didn't read all the material, apparently. so mcconnell says until they resolve this will they move forward. an execute? or is that just how the cookie crumbles? let's talk more about all of this. my goodness adam goodman and theron johnson. what is this all about? is it politics as usual, adan dam? >> this is what annoys people. it's the game that both sides place. this is a particular bill on page 4 it had the language that's now in play. it was passed unanimously by the judiciary committee. it's politics but below this and underneath this is a very, very big issue. human trafficking is a $32 billion industry that's

that will get mount shasta wet tomorrow but for us it means high clouds and summer like warmth today with temperatures perhaps a few records around the bay. so as we go through the next several hours you notice by noontime we are still looking at more clouds in the north bay. it will thin out from time to time in the south bay, and then into later on tonight that will keep up the temperatures. once again 50s. for tomorrow starting out partly cloudy conditions. looking for cooler temperatures with an onshore flow. and the possibility north of the golden gate we could see a stray shower slip south late in the day tomorrow. you see the green there around cloverdale, santa rosa. but if we do, unremarkable with just a couple hundredths expected. in terms of a statewide forecast it's hot everywhere with 93 los angeles. 87 fresno and san diego. 66 with the clouds in the sierra nevada. and we will be looking at a warm to mild day today for st. patrick's day. follow the green here for the parade, i should say with numbers in the mid-70s. well above average. average high san francisco in the m

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drought a fish hatchery will release 12 million salmon into the bay area waters and drive the fish from shastain solano county. the sacramento river has been greatly impacted and this is part of a plan to transport salmon to improve their survival chances during the migration to the ocean. >> a happy ending this morning to the bunny caper in walnut creek all three of the animals have now been returned to the children's center. they appear happy to be together. two rabbits were returned on monday and a third brought back on tuesday night. the thieves acknowledged it was a bad idea. security video captured a group of teen boys and girls tabling the rabbits but the important thing is they have acknowledged it and they brought the bunnies back. >> now a check on the weather forecast because the temperatures are so different between morning and afternoon. >> 20 to 30 degrees different and santa rosa at half mile visibility and pleasant hill road, rohnert park expressway calistoga road all areas affected by the reduction in visibility and half moon bay to a mile and a quarter right now. san rafael h