Involved, you know is brought to justice. Reporter the suspect is being held in the juvenile detention facility. The d. A. Says in cases like this it is possible to prosecute the suspect as an adult. They say that is something they are considering tonight. Reporting live in Santa Cruz Michele he roberts, nbc bay area news. Thank you. The story reaches well beyond santa cruz. Why did this happen and how can parents better protect their kids . We have some details now about the 15yearold suspect thought to be a trusted neighbor of maddy. Nbc bay areas Chuck Coppola is at the apartment complex in santa cruz with more. Chuck. Reporter raj, the boyfriend of the victims mother told me that the teen arrested was like a mentor to younger children here at the apartment complex, and there are a lot of them here. Some 50 kids live with their families here. You can see perhaps that is one reason why the memorial to maddy has grown so much in just one day. As parents now try to process that at leas
This current storm, ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. It will continue to produce moderate to heavy rainfall. It will be windy through the evening. We may see minor flooding. Wind advisory in effect until 1 00 a. M. Winds will generally range from 20 to 30 Miles Per Hour with gusts to 45. In the Higher Elevations, gusts will exceed 55 Miles Per Hour. Downed trees and power lines a possibility. Heres the forecast animation. 9 00 tonight, pretty much the same picture we have right now. That will continue during the overnight hours. Look at what happens just before the morning commute at 5 00 a. M. Rain starts to ease up in the north bay. It will be pouring over the remainder of the bay area. Then there will be periods of rain throughout the day tomorrow. Not as heavy as todays rainfall. Not likely the commute will be much heavier more storms for the weekend. A look at those in a few minutes. Our late he is dousing started in the north bay. This is the sloppy drive in marin counties. The
And more to come. Heres a look at the conditions outside. You can see the wet roadway for the evening commute. Already were seeing stormrelated issues in the north bay. This tree ripped out of saturated soil in fairfax. It took power lines down with it, too. Its been calmer. Many are prepared with their hoods on and umbrellas up. We have live team storm watch coverage but lets to the latest on how long the rain will last. Weather anchor Spencer Christian is tracking the storm. Ama and dan, weve had a drenching and it continues. You can see the green covering the area and pockets of yellow and orange showing more. Notice the heaviest rain along interstate 680 in the east bay. You see lots of heavy rain and along interstate 580 east of livermore out toward interstate 5 in the central valley. Its really pouring. 24hour rainfall totals continue to grow. 1. 5 inches. Over an inch. Well over an inch. Under. 5 inches San Francisco and oakland. 08 in san jose. That will change. This current st
It was also determined the capsule door design made rescue difficult. And that crew escape had not been adequately considered. Announcer this is a cbs news special report. Mike wallace this is mike wallace at the cbs newsroom in new york. Americas first three apollo astronauts were trapped and killed by a flash fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. Virgil gus griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. The First American astronaut to go twice into space. Edward white, 36 years old. The First American to walk in space. And rookie astronaut roger chaffee, 31 years old, training for his first spaceflight apollo one scheduled february 21. These three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before off imulated lift for a simulated lift off when the fire hit at about 6 30 tonight. They were inside the spaceship, pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. A closed Circuit Television camera with relaying pictures of the as
It was also determined the capsule door design made rescue difficult. And that crew escape had not been adequately considered. Announcer this is a cbs news special report. Mike wallace this is mike wallace at the cbs newsroom in new york. Americas first three apollo astronauts were trapped and killed by a flash fire early tonight during a launchpad test at cape kennedy in florida. Virgil gus griffin, 40 years old, one of the original mercury astronaut. The First American astronaut to go twice into space. Edward white, 36 years old. The First American to walk in space. And rookie astronaut roger chaffee, 31 years old, training for his first spaceflight apollo one scheduled february 21. These three astronauts were aboard for 10 minutes before off imulated lift for a simulated lift off when the fire hit at about 6 30 tonight. They were inside the spaceship, pressurized, buttoned up inside their spacesuits with a fire hit. A closed Circuit Television camera with relaying pictures of the as