know they are cleaning undamage. there were downed trees and freezing rain in northern new york. >> sad news to report, jonathan winters has died. a family friend says the ohio native died last night of natural causes at his home. he was a pioneer in the art of sandup comedy and known for his energy and gift bore mimicking. he inspired robin williams and jim cary. he was 87 years old. >> fight between the dodgers and padres left a high-priced dodgers player with a broken collar bone. san diego slugger charged the pitcher's mound after being hit by a pitch from the dodger and players from both teams jumped in. he signed $14 million, six-year contract with los angeles last winter and it still is unknown how long he will be sidelined. >> that is what you get for fighting. >> that guy is hit all time because he leans into the plate. come on! >> he said-he said. the forecast? >> what i say, we know it will be windy with temperatures dropping dramatically to sunday and monday, 10- to 15-degrees cooler and the spring warmth

i got up on my haunches and lightly dusted off the granaries roof which was undamaged. for 3,000 years not a breeze had entered this chamber, not an inkling of light. what tightly woven baskets were here, what woven textiles, what stockpile of cobalt blue and honey-colored seed corn left many years before the boom of spanish rifles. with my fingers i traced through the dust of fallen rock debris on the granary roof. when i'm out there looking for stories and routes and trails, i find things like this. i have so far come upon 3 baskets in the desert and 3 different whole ceramic vessels that people had put underneath ledges and these are things that i don't dig for, i just look in cracks and crannies to see what's left behind. you find pieces of sandals or sometimes whole sandals. you find little bits of people, signs that in this desert, there were people everywhere and they aren't always small like that. they aren't always a ceramic vessel under a ledge. sometimes they are huge. sometimes they are 3-story dwellings built up into the cracks. they are buildings that they

know they are cleaning undamage.re were downed trees and freezing rain in northern new york. >> sad news to report, jonathan winters has died. a family friend says the ohio native died last night of natural causes at his home. he was a pioneer in the art of sandup comedy and known for his energy and gift bore mimicking. he inspired robin williams and jim cary. he was 87 years old. >> fight between the dodgers and padres left a high-priced dodgers player with a broken collar bone. san diego slugger charged the pitcher's mound after being hit by a pitch from the dodger and players from both teams jumped in. he signed $14 million, six-year contract with los angeles last winter and it still is unknown how long he will be sidelined. >> that is what you get for fighting. >> that guy is hit all time because he leans into the plate. come on! >> he said-he said. the forecast? >> what i say, we know it will be windy with temperatures dropping dramatically to sunday and monday, 10- to 15-degrees cooler and the spring warmth ret

but only a few of the most undamaged areas were allowed in, facing strict curfews and little or no water or electricity. new video shot by cnn in the explosion zone continues to demonstrate the power of last wednesday's blast. like this apartment building where two people died. the outside walls have vanished. trees blown over, town out by their roots, and boulders of reinforced concrete lie everywhere, left over from the deadly hail that came from the plant. >> my ambulance station just completely exploded. >> reporter: 911 calls paint their own pictures of horror. >> all the windows on the north side of the house are blown in. the walls, part of it is blown off. >> reporter: investigators say they have found where the blast originated at the fertilizer plant. >> we do have a large crater. you guys have seen photos of some of that, i'm sure. we do have a crater there. >> reporter: but they still don't know what caused the fire that first brought emergency crews to the scene and ignited the cataclysm that wiped out a third of the town's ems force instantly. volunteers struggle to keep up

least 32 people and injured at least 800 more, but the government said the nuclear facility was undamaged. two u.s. troops have died in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. the nato aircraft went down today in the eastern nangarhar province. officials said there was no enemy activity in the area at the time. in south sudan, armed rebels ambushed a u.n. convoy today, killing five peacekeepers from india and seven civilians. it happened in jonglei state. a spokesman for south sudan's army blamed a militia backed by the government of sudan. south sudan became its own country in 2011, six years after ending a decades-long civil war with sudan. a spring snowstorm brought back winter to large parts of the u.s. today. wyoming had a record low of 14 degrees, plus more than a foot of snow and winds that gusted to 71 miles an hour. elsewhere, some 500 flights were canceled at denver international airport, and many departures were delayed so planes could be de-iced. freezing rain, snow, and strong winds also hit kansas, south dakota, and minnesota. the university of louisville basked in the glow today

but only a few of the most undamaged areas were allowed in, facing strict curfews and little or no waterlectricity. new video shot by cnn in the explosion zone continues to demonstrate the power of last wednesday's blast. like this apartment building where two people died. the outside walls have vanished. trees blown over, torn up by the roots and boulders of reinforced concrete lie everywhere. left over from the deadly hail that came from the plant. >> just completely exploded. >> 911 calls paint their own pictures of horror. >> all the windows on the north side of the house are completely blown in. the walls, part of it is blown off. >> reporter: investigators say they have found where the blast originated at the fertilizer plant. >> we do have a large crater, and you guys have seen photos of some of that, i'm sure. but we do have a crater that's there. >> reporter: but they still don't know what caused the fire that first brought emergency crews to the scene and ignited the cataclysm that wiped out a third of this small town's fire and ems force instantly. meanwhile, volunteers strugg

but only a few of the undamaged areas were allowed and facing strict interviews and no room for electricitydied. the outside walls have vanished, trees blown often torn up by the roots boulders of concrete lie everywhere left over from the deadly health that came. >> 911 called paper own pictures of four. the mark >> all of the windows are completely blown in. investigators have found where the blast originated. >> we do have a large crater and you guys have seen photos of that i'm sure. there's a greater fear. >> but they still don't know what caused the fire that first brought firefighters to the scene that wiped off a third of the town. at 83 she starting over. the blast >> if it happened somewhere else with blood have been there to help them out of stone. a mile from the plant st. mary's was untouched by the blast but not its conversation. most of the first responders used to worship here. some are married here and one is the son of the church secretary. at sunday mass, townspeople league of their faith and each other. >> with a final check on your forecast from and. >> kmart will looki

to reaffirm that the spirit of this city is undaunted, and the spirit shall remain undamaged. -- undimmed. to governor patrick, mayor menino, cardinal o'malley, and all the faith leaders who are here, governors romney, swift, weldon, dukakis, members of congress, and most of all, the people of boston and the families who have lost a piece of your heart, we thank you for your leadership. we thank you for your courage. we thank you for your grace. i'm here today on behalf of the american people with asmple message, every one of us has been touched by this attack on your beloved city. every one of us stands with you. because, after all, is our beloved city, too. boston maybe your hometown, but we claim it, too. it's one of america's iconic cities. it's one of the world's great cities. and one of the reasons the world knows boston so what is that boston opened its heart to the world. over successive generations, you've welcomed again and again new arrivals to our shores. immigrants who constantly reinvigorated the city and this commonwealth, and our nation. every fall on you welcome students