generally they find homeowners unmoved by the drought problem. >> i am going to mail you a letter about the watering days and stuff. >> in the future when we reduce the case, that leaves more days that no one is allowed to irrigate and enforcement is easier. there will be more violations written up. >> reporter: but the water short on shortage that money can't solve. >>> we are going to get a little bit of rain, i guess? >> we are going to get some substantial rain. >> they are still not getting it in southern california. you can't beat it. you have to manage and conserve. we have some snow at 4,000 feet moving right here into the hamilton area. that will be in the next 24 hours. high-def doppler radar green on the screen. a little bit of light precipitation in the northern quadrant of the state. we will be noticing with this current condition some increasing -- i giggled a little bit. 36 degrees in santa rosa. 36 degrees. there is a lot of cooler air mass with the passage of yesterday's first system that rolled through the bay area. it's in the 40s out the door for the most part. you a

patrols wealthy neighborhoods for the department of water and power, and generally finds homeowners unmoved by the drought problem. >> a letter about the watering days and it is informational. >> in the future when you start reducing the days that means more days that no one is allowed to irrigate and enforcement gets a lot easier and we get the message out more because there is going to be more violations written up. >> in orange county, the well-heeled are making their own concession to the new normal. >> they are using scuba divers to fix cracks and leaks in their pools, and don't have to drain the water. of the pool service. >> on this particular pool we are looking at 12, 15,000 gallons of water, some will be 12, 20, 30,000-gallons of water that is wasted to do a repair. >> but the water shortage is an issue money alone can't involved. >> , solve, omar villafranca cbs news. >> it was technically an upset but not everyone was in the kentucky upset. >> this is the greeting they got in the hotel in indianapolis wow, they were not, they won't have much time to celebrate. they will play aga

he finds homeowners unmoved by the drought problem. >> i'm going to mail you letter about the waterings. >> we get the message out more because they'll be more violations written up. >> reporter: but the water shortage is an issue money alone can't solve. omarville ya franco for cbs3 i "eyewitness news". >>> weather pattern will break down in the west allowing for storms to bring some rain for california. but not open close to ending the doubt situation there. back home we have warm temperatures for the next few days and then we are talking some rain chances coming through the rest of the -- at leave the second half of the coming week. temperatures from our weather watchers not bad still in the 50s. everybody right around the same number. breeze out of south mixing up the air a little bit. temperatures in uniform marshaltown delaware greg checks in with 49 degrees. 52 in burlington township, as bob walker checks in. upper 40s in chesterfield. chalfont warren johnson checks in at 51 degrees. robbinsville, new jersey, 49 at steven's house. william in levittown in the mid 50's. 53 still t

who can hear their tiny peeps and remain unmoved? together, we can change the future.t's time to end peep cruelty. free the peeps. >> peep! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ywhy i only eat peeps i've raised myself. any college basketball fans here tonight? [ cheers and applause ] the ncaa tournament resumes on saturday. lucas oil stadium in indianapolis. we're down to the final four. larry, liam, nile, and louis. wait. kentucky, wisconsin, duke, michigan state. the first half of the first game will be on cbs. the second half will be on tbs. tnt will broadcast the first three quarters of the second game. the fourth quarter of the second game will be on trutv. the whole final game will be on cbs. it's easy to follow though it sounds complicated. indiana is an interesting place to be right now. the governor of indiana today under intense pressure signed a revised version what was they call the religious freedom restoration act, which in its original form would have made it legal for businesses to discriminate against gays and lesbians based on their sexuality. they revis

people say this is the highest standard yet -- talking about labor -- you'll have to excuse me if i'm unmoved or i'm satisfied when they tell us directly, without any equivocation, that violence and the murder of trade unions for exercising their rights is not a violation of these agreements. now, we've asked for reasonable measures to strengthen the labor chapter, but ustr have ignored those requests. they're not there. i'd also say that human rights language in the hatch-wyden-ryan bill is not binding. and the fact that several very serious human rights violators several very serious human rights violators, vietnam, brunei malaysia, mexico, are , already in the t.p.p. demonstrates that fast track -- fast track objectives are ignored or irrelevant. in sum, to get this thing right, congress should not be constrained by misguided secrecy or speed or unaccountability of fast track. we really urge congress to reject the outdated and un-democratic process, known as fast track, and develop instead a new trade negotiating authority for the 21st century. this is going to affect 40% of the world's g.

prosecutors say the picture taken months after the bombings shows tsarnaev remains unmoved by his actions. he was convicted of all 30 charges against him earlier this month. now the same jurors have to reach a unanimous decision in tsarnaev is to get the death penalty. sentencing could take about a month. >>> a heroic call for help a13-year-old trapped in a burning leads firefighters stunned. >> i don't that was brave. just tried to call and get help. get out. >> firefighters say the teen did much more than just make a call and tonight rescuers are thanking him with saving two lives. >>> plus a 93-year-old man is beaten and mugged while visiting his wife's grave. why former nhl players are rushing to his side tonight. >> bizarre get a way. a shoplifter fills her cart in a pennsylvania store then walk right out the door. her next move is something police say they have never seen before. you'll see the video for yourself. >> and she's only in first grade but this local girl is making a huge donation to people in need. how she pulled it off next. ♪ >>> a philadelphia man robbed at gun point

many republicans in congress were unmoved. >> there is no deal or framework with iran. there is only a list of very dangerous united states exceptions that is going to put iran on the path to a nuclear weapon. >> republican senator of illinois likening the deal to the appeasement of the nazis. this is not just about republicans trying to torpedo that would be a signature achievement for obama. it's also his own party. >> it's certainly a mixed bag of tricks. we're going to have to assess it in these next few months while the bill and the details that are being hammered out. >> democratic congressman ted deutsch from florida greeting the deal with skepticism. the white house is not calling this a formal treaty. that means it doesn't need formal approval from congress. many in congress are trying to change that with a bill that would essentially give them an up or down vote on the deal with iran. that bill as of yesterday afternoon, now only one vote away from a veto proof majority in the senate. all of this leads to the question, will congress kill the deal with iran? jo

people say this is the highest standard yet, talking about labor you'll have to excuse me if i'm unmoved or unsatisfied when they tell us directly, without any equivocation, that violence and the murder of trade unions for exercising their rights is not a violation of these agreements. now, we've asked for reasonable measures to strengthen the laborer chantpter but usta has ignored those requests. they're not there. i'd also say that the human rights in the hatch-wyden-ryan is not winding. vietnam, malaysia and mexico are already in the tpp demonstrates that the fast track objectives are ignored or irrelevant. in sum, to get this thing right congress should not be constrained by misguided secrecy or speed or unaccountability of fast track. we really urge congress to reject the outdated and undemocratic process known as fast track. and develop instead a new trade negotiating authority it for the 21st century. this is going to affect 40% of the world's gdp. it may well be the last trade agreement that gets negotiated. and the lives of workers are at stake. and the livelihoods of workers ar

people say this is the highest standard yet -- talking about labor -- you'll have to excuse me if i'm unmoved or i'm satisfied when they tell us directly, without any equivocation, that violence and the murder of trade unions for exercising their rights is not a violation of these agreements. now, we've asked for reasonable measures to strengthen the labor chapter, but ustr have ignored those requests. they're not there. i'd also say that human rights language in the hatch-wyden-ryan bill is not binding. and the fact that several very serious human rights violators several very serious human rights violators, vietnam, brunei malaysia, mexico, are , already in the t.p.p. demonstrates that fast track -- fast track objectives are ignored or irrelevant. in sum, to get this thing right, congress should not be constrained by misguided secrecy or speed or unaccountability of fast track. we really urge congress to reject the outdated and un-democratic process, known as fast track, and develop instead a new trade negotiating authority for the 21st century. this is going to affect 40% of the world's g.

i'm hopeful that in the next two years, that will have become engrained in a hopefully unmovable way.>> i'll ask a follow up. one of the questions people observing this area are asking is when the president will be issuing the executive order that makes permanent the status of the apb. that's been -- a lot of people have been anticipating that. do you have any sense of the timing you can share? >> no because that's an nsc decision. when the president is ready, he'll say that. in the meantime, we're doing the work, so stay tuned. >> thanks so much. kate phillips ross with the international rescue committee. when we talk about violence and akros ty atrocity atrocities, we think about elections or these mass episodes that break out among populations. my question pertains to the slower burn problems. things that don't surround elections and maybe over the course of years don't look that different. if you look over time, get much worse and structural violence among familiar groups and populations. one example that comes to mind is a situation in western burma. wanted to see where is the pl

they seem thoroughly unmoved by benjamin netanyahu who said here and there that this deal makes theiron worse. joining us this morning to discuss peter barnhart contributing editor for atlanta media and the co-author of "going to tehran." i set the table with this peter, hillary, here is senator feinstein with her rebuttal to netanyahu. >> well i think he's said what he's had to say and to be candid with you, this can backfire on him. and i wish that he would contain himself because he has put out no real alternative. and his speech the congress no real alternative. since then no real alternative. >> well the president can't say it hillary. does it help the president's cause for the senator the senior senator to get up there and say, he should just contain himself and be quiet? we heard what he has to say. he has no better deal. this is as good as it gets. >> it's politically important for her to make that argument. we have seen for many years, too few people challenge mr. netanyahu. he challenged us into a false iraq a false bill of good president netanyahu, that iraq had nuclear wea