as for getting upset and shooting a gun? >> reporter: what do you think of somebody doing something like that? >> it is crazy. just psycho. you can call the police and let them know instead of shooting a gun.>> reporter: police found the assault rifle inside the property. they believe he is driving a silver honda accord with license plate -- license plate 5zck527 . nobody was hurt in the shooting but gutierrez is considered armed and dangerous. if you know where he might be tonight please call menlo park police. tonight the mayor is standing bar -- by statements about sweeping immigration raids. so far there have been no arrest though. >> reporter: we have been able to confirm that a handful of people have been arrested today by i.c.e. agents across the area. one of those was in napa. ak pxi crew member spoke with the mother of a man a little bit ago. he works in construction. he is in his mid-30s but came to the u.s. when he was seven years old. the mayor sent out a warning yesterday about the impending rates. when pressed today about how she got the information, the only thing she would say, is multiple credible sources and that none of the information came through official channels.>> due to the reliability of my sources and that i received this from multiple sources, i felt it was my duty to share the information.>> reporter: the mayor said she put this out to protect those that live in the city. she has not heard of any widespread i.c.e. activity in the bay area today. but the north bay organizing project confirms that one person in napa was detained by immigration agents. the arrest has not been confirmed with trying to. but we did find this snapshot photo with what looks like i.c.e. activity earlier today. >> it is not my wish to panic people but to make sure they are prepared.>> reporter: the mayor of the sanctuary city said she got legal advice before releasing information late last night about the possibility of a grade. >> i feel confident that by sharing this information, because i did not receive it through official channels, is legal and it is my ethical obligation. >> reporter: but a city councilmember questions the motives of the mayor and said she could be taking a page out of president donald trump's book. >> it is like donald trump. anytime he wants to draw attention he talks about immigration and the wall. he talks about things that grab attention.>> reporter: why do you think she is trying to grab attention? >> while she is running for reelection.>> reporter: talks of i.c.e. raids are nothing new especially after i.c.e. agents arrested 200 people in las vegas and they rated a number of convenient stores in the north bay recently. he questions the sources that the mayor referred to. >> i get these weekly. i.c.e. is coming down the street. but they are not there. >> reporter: another immigrant right group caught siren, has been able to confirm a number of detentions across the bay area through the rapid response network. they say i.c.e. has arrested people with detention orders in napa and at waller as well as several other communities. one thing we kept hearing over and over again from the mayor was the need to be prepared and for people to know their rights if they do interact with an i.c.e. agent. according to the information she got, these rates could happen over the next few days. live in oakland i am katie nielsen for kpix5 . this was the scene at the i.c.e. office a few minutes ago. the offices are closed and there is nothing going on inside or out back. other bay area mayors were quick to respond to mayor shop. she said regardless of this the message remains the same. my message is that we do not participate in i.c.e. operations. police -- "please take a moment to learn about your rights during a raid. we must remain vigilant in the face of a trump administration set on separating families and sowing fear." recently there was a threat to call i.c.e. agents out of california but that would create what some call a crime last. the bay area is going to get wet for the first time in a long while. and there is a bigger sister coming. futurecast shows showers heading south overnight. that will mess up the morning commute but is only a 10th or so of rain. at the moment, officer of the bay area, that is where they will see next to nothing. futurecast shows those showers power north. -- power south. there is more on the way. we will have the details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. this could have been bad. a large tree branch snapped off and dangled 50 feet in the air over high-voltage power lines in berkeley today. they shut down shasta road while they tried to get this cleared. they say the power did arc a few times but no fires were started. identical twin teachers are under arrest on child pornography charges. one is a track coach at oak grove high school. he was arrested last week on child pornography charges. his brother was arrested a week before. the two investigations are separate. the first arrest did not lead to the other. infrared images shows sparks flying from the back of a car that sped down 680 in concorde last night. the suspects ended up ditching the car and then taking off on foot. but the chopper was keeping an eye on them the entire time. as sheriff deputies moved in they arrested all three. but there was no word on why they were running to begin with. local veterans had a chance to low off some steam in the bay today. it is all part of a program aimed at helping them transition to civilian life while retaining their military bonds. >> reporter: this morning alameda county officers shared their firing range with veterans. >> today veterans and their families could come out to the alameda sheriffs department and participate in a range training day. >> this is sponsored by former army ranger and san mateo police officer mikael then it of a. it possibly relieves some of the isolation they could feel when they return to civilian life. >> i feel a connection to my veteran friends. it is like helping one another.>> reporter: laura lewis, got to fire an ar 15 today. not the same as the m-16 she trained on during the vietnam war. even though she never saw combat , the war still caused emotional pain for her. blake understands that. he served one tour in iraq and believes that everyone who deals with were has some kind of scars from it. >> there are a whole lot of side effects that are hard for hospitals or the normal civilian to sympathize with or understand what that person is going through.>> reporter: but he said it felt good to put his training back to use with an 1800s era winchester rifle. >> like a type of counseling, you would say -- coming out here to lay down some lead down range. it's a good feeling. >> reporter: it kind of takes you back a bit?>> yes. mostly good. some bad but all in all it is a good time.>> reporter: all of the ranger road activities, like a skydiving adventure in davis, serve as a way to foster camaraderie and get veterans who may be having a hard time -- tough time outdoors and back into life. >> they may be depressed or sad or something is not going their way. we try to get them out of that bubble and lend a hand and push them in the right direction one step at a time. >> reporter: in dublin reporting for kpix5. >> ranger road is based in sacramento but serve veterans in the bay area. they rely solely on donations and if you would like to contribute you can do so at www.rangerroad.org. after the break we go undercover on one of the biggest black-market streets in the bay area to find out why stolen phones are as hot as ever. how do you fit dozens of cars in a space built for seven? look up. this cool new parking garage set to open soon. and a slap in the face for diane feinstein. why she could not get her own party to back her for another run. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ the bay area's first fully- automated parking structure opens tomorrow.. ne broadway. the the parking situation in downtown oakland is looking up tonight. the first fully automated parking structure opens tomorrow near 23rd and broadway. it is called the hive. it is 55 feet tall. it has 39 parking spaces. but it only takes up as much room as seven traditional parking spots. the elevator style garage is also green. it has been certified underneath the green counsel park smart program. >> you might think twice about walking down the street with your iphone in your hand. it is still the number one item that thieves like to steal even with the kill switch option. we went under kind of -- undercover to find out why. >> we know they are looking for phones. >> reporter: we are undercover on one of the busiest black- market street corners in the bay area. summons and market downtown san francisco. you can buy or sell just about anything. the hot item, stolen iphones. but there is a catch. a so-called kill switch is giving would be the say run for their money. it stops anyone else from using the phone what it is reported lost or stolen. >> there is never going to be a magic bullet to anything we do. we are trying to reduce the risk though. >> the san francisco district attorney led the fight five years ago to make the kill switch mandatory on all phones after a spike in violent cell phone robberies in the city. he went despite huge pushback from the community >> we are making $30 billion a year replacing stolen phones. >> that is ed. he says robberies plummeted -- of cell phones plummeted. >> that is still the number one thing going. >> reporter: she is the san francisco police commander. >> if you take a phone you can still get $200. there is a huge profit. >> reporter: we decided to check it out with our own iphone sc. all we needed to do was flashing to get directions. it was like being at the supermarket. our luck phone was apparently not good enough for these guys. >> it's too old. >> on another visit with what we said was a locked iphone eight. what are they doing with this? the request to get around the kill switch is the holy grail for hackers. websites claim that they can unlock the iphone lock. after setting up our phone with a fake icloud account we reported it stolen then paid $56 to a company that had great reviews and had a 100% moneyback guarantee. three days later we received an email that said this could not be locked/unlocked because it was stolen. computer forensics investigators try the unlocking service as well. his iphone is still locked and he is still waiting to get his money back. >> i have talked to multiple sources at repair facilities. i have asked them if they have had the option to do the lock and they have indicated they have no way of doing so.>> one thing is for sure. there is a market for locked phones. buyers are looking for them on craigslist. >> there were at least 300 ads that i saw that were advertising for locked iphones. >> there are some people selling partial solutions. but there is nothing out there that is completely able to bypass this. >> he says for now this makes them less valuable. >> the greatest valued phone -- the greatest thing that is valued are the parts. even if it is for parts we are not talking chump change. in san francisco i am andrea were back for kpix5. most stolen phones and up overseas where they are worth much more than they are in the united states. we are going up to the pacific ocean where we have rain on the kpix5 hi-def doppler. by the time this ring gets down here tonight it might provide enough moisture for a dusting of snow in the bayer area. still it is a fast mover. it will get here after midnight. now the futurecast, let's begin that at midnight. this sweeps through pretty quickly. by noon on monday most of the rain will be south of the bay area. showers will develop and spread overnight. tuesday will be sunny but highs will be on the chilly side and in the mid 50s. more rain is coming in later this week. it promises three days of wet weather. not a huge amount of moisture but much more than we have seen. concorde has 58 degrees right now. the #252 in santa rosa and san francisco. here is where that is coming from. there is a cold front edging into montecito county right now. by tomorrow afternoon it will clear out. tuesday looks sunny and then there is more rain coming in wednesday through friday. winter weather advisory in the lake tahoe area. 6-12 inches is due. futurecast is in the slower timeframe. that paces it out in the higher resolution. we will pick up the clouds and this cold front will drape over sonoma county. and then it all heads south out of the bay area. not much in terms of amounts. we will be at a quarter of an inch at the most. so showers tonight, showers monday and more rain coming in later in the week. overnight lows tonight will be in the mid 30s and mid 40s. everybody tomorrow will be within 3 degrees of 55 degrees. over in the east bay same thing. there will be some early morning showers. but then things will clear up. in the extended forecast, tuesday we will be sunny. increasing clouds lead to rain on wednesday night, thursday and friday just in time for the weekend. that is the weather. >> i love the spoonful reference. the warriors have a little saturday night fever going on last night. white john travolta was on the minds of one of the players. an at ross. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. you'll find everything you need to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you want it all for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere, you gotta go to ross. tournament..but he had a strong week in the honda classic, enough t host it has been a long time since tiger woods one a tournament. but he had a strong week. tiger could be a factor at the masters this time. on the eighth hole, hey hits it down the fairway, he had three birdies on the front nine and that was one of them. just three back from the lead. pga player of the year jeffrey thomas might not have been in contention if not for this break. it hit the rocks and should have been in the water. he gladly settled for power. tiger was four back but found the water. he went double bogey and then bogey. thomas on 18 was looking for his first win of 2018. third shot from 117 yards nearly ended the tournament. they played 18 again. thomas made quick work of him. he knocked a short birdie putt in. he is going to get a free meal tonight. the a's and royals finished in a tie. they are drawn comparisons to randy johnson because he has the hair and the tall stature. he throws lefty. baumgartner made his first appearance this year. he allowed three runs. he did have five strikeouts though. dugger had a two run homer. the stanford women had their game against washington state canceled after the long term strength coach passed away. cal spoiled washington senior to in seattle. the bears jumped out to a 16-to lead. justine scored in transition. this is her third straight triple-double. freshman jasmine smith shot 4 three-pointers. cal the washington. austin dillon followed up his daytona when with a 14 place finish in daytona. next time you are on 101, imagine driving behind him. when the smoke cleared the number four car pulled away from the rest of the field. this is his ninth straight year with at least one when. his first win in atlanta since his rookie year in 2001. the warriors it be the thunder by 32 points last night but it would not be a game against oklahoma city without a bit of drama. late in the third quarter russell westberg collided with nick young. after the game westbrook accused him of intentionally targeting him. >> i think it was intentional.>> did you see it? did anybody touch him? >> i didn't see the replay yet. >> i just saw the play happen live. >> don't ask me a dumb question. it was intentional. they tried to hurt me. but hey, that is how it goes.>> pachulia had no answer to the allegations. he said he was not responding. nick young had one of his best games of the season. he scored 16 points in 18 minutes off the bench. based on his performance last night golden state my one to consider adding john travolta will -- to the coaching staff. >> it was a playoff atmosphere. i felt like john travolta. i had a dream. and it just came to me. ♪ >> he would say something like that. to try and validate his outfit. >> i didn't think it was that bad. he had the chain going but no silk shirt. >> we will need to see how he dances. coming up in the next half hour, a stunner at the state democratic party. they denied an endorsement to diane feinstein. and the bay area congressman who says that democrats might be willing to shut down the government over guns. >> these are inherent. we thought this was a chance to have a piece of the green rush. a life savings up in smoke. legal growers are being told to get out. our top stories tonight: police in are trying to track down a man accused of firing an assault rifle.. into you are watching kpix5 news. police are trying to track down a man accused of firing an assault rifle into the back of a house where a party was going on. there was an overnight standoff but all they found was a gun. a mayor is standing by a warning she sent out about sweeping area i.c.e. rates. at this point we have not seen any activity. an unexpected political blow for i am feinstein today. the democratic party declined to endorse the lawmaker in her reelection a bit. she received support from only 37 it ellicott dusting delegates this weekend. >> but the snap is not likely to do any damage at the ballot box.>> she has an on-again off- again relationship with the state democratic party. >> she has been booed because she is considered too conservative. sometimes that served her purpose. >> in 1990 when she ran for governor the party endorsed another democrat, john van de kamp. she actually used that rejection as evidence of her backbone in this commercial. >> yes, i support the death penalty. the people of this state want to be protect did and i aim to protect them. >> reporter: even though she was the party endorsement in 1990, feinstein won the party voters. she beat van de kamp in the primaries. but she did lose to pete wilson in the general election. they say the democrats at the convention do not necessarily reflect the party voters. >> it has always been dominated by activists types and diane has never been an activist.>> reporter: at the convention this year daily own got more votes. a recent poll by the public policy institute shows that diane feinstein was well ahead with 67% of democrats. still daily own is determined -- deleon continues to fight. >> reporter: feinstein talked about the daca program. that is an issue that de leon has been championing .>> we will not give up the fight. i pledge this to you. >> reporter: and she admitted that the political climate seems different this year. >> this is not an easy time to run for office.>> was a cane for kpix5. one bay area lawmakers said that governments could be willing to shut down the government over gun control. here is what we learned this morning. >> i could see us doing that but it would be the same thing we asked for for dreamers. we did not say that we wanted our bill to be passed. we demanded was a vote. that is what we asked for. i could see the same thing on this. we have had 300 bills introduced in the years that i have been in congress aim.gun violence reduction. none of them has been to hearing. >> yesterday hundreds of people packed a townhall meeting in lafayette. gun violence was addressed there. students were allowed to return to marjory stoneman douglas high school today. and a local sheriff is defending the response of deputies to the shooting. >> reporter: it was an emotional afternoon for students to attend the school in parkland, florida. less than two weeks ago a student opened fire killing 17 students and teachers. >> the orientation comes as 74 republican members of the florida house called on governor rick scott to suspect scott israel. the florida department of justice said three deputies did not enter the building when they should have. >> at this point we have no reason to believe that anyone acted correctly or incorrectly. >> a fourth deputy, the armed security guard, has already resigned after investigators found that he took up a position outside the school but never went in. the valentines day shooting has sparked debate over school security and gun laws. >> the gun -- ground is shifting. >> reporter: president donald trump has suggested arming teachers. a spokesperson for the national rifle association weighed in on that possibility. >> if parents and teachers volunteer to be armed that is something that schools will need to determine for themselves. >> reporter: on monday congress will return after a brief recess. they are facing immense pressure to pass gun control laws. classes at the high school are set to resume on wednesday, two weeks after the shooting. a massive explosion rocked the uk this morning sending six people to the hospital. videos posted on social media show a fire raging in the smoldering aftermath. there were people trapped inside this burning building. this is two hours northwest of london. we are not clear why it happened. local police say there is no indication that it was terror related. tonight north korea is hinting at might be willing to hold the medic talks with the united states. ivanka trump is representing the united states at tonight's closing ceremonies. she sat in the same box as a senior member of the north korean government. as well as moon jae-in. mexican -- the mexican president has called off a visit to the white house after a tense conversation with president donald trump. he and president donald trump talk by phone last week. the washington post reports that the mexican president called off the trip during that call. that is after president donald trump refused to publicly affirm their position on the border wall, specifically that mexico will not pay for it. there was no comment on this from president donald trump. the white house was tweeting about immigration today. they say merit-based reform will benefit american workers and relieve the strain imposed by the current system on federal resources. a deadly storm is hammering parts of the midwest and southwest -- with fierce winds. the situation night get worse before it gets better.>> reporter: a tornado touched down on a kentucky border. according to the national weather service parts of kentucky and tennessee were under a tornado warning until early sunday morning. most ofdama happened late saturday. >> i looked outside and i could see the trees start to bow and do this. and right about that time i all of the sudden felt the pressure on the window. and i knew we needed to go. >> reporter: several people in kentucky were killed because of that storm. the governor tweeted his condolences and warned residents to take the weather watches and warnings seriously. parts of the state also dealt with this. massive flooding. emergency officials say after the damaging wind threat and heavy showers, flash flooding will continue this week. and in some areas of tennessee -- >> it started to rain real hard and then we saw the metal from this barn come off and the windows busted out. >> reporter: the storm ripped her home after home. in the buckeye state, heavy rain led to widespread flooding. >> we never can take mother nature for granted. the good news is there is infrastructure damage but there was no loss of life. >> reporter: even parts of arkansas witness the devastation. at least one storm related death has been confirmed there. i am kim patterson for kpix5. it is a high-tech training exercise in california. how these wargames are teaching aircraft to talk to one another. "black panther" is on pace to be one of the biggest block buster movies ever. more on that coming up. one of the biggest blockbusters blockbuster movies ever. it stayed in the number-one spot at the box office for the second straight weekend. the film has earned about 400- million dollars.. in its first 10 days. "black panther" is on track to be one of the biggest block esther films ever. the film has earned about $400 million in its first 10 days. the director and oakland native brian kuebler says he has been overwhelmed by the success of the film. he posted a note on social media thanking fans for their support. planes that cost billions of dollars to develop are not worth much if they cannot communicate with each other. that is why the military just wrapped up high-tech training exercises over california. carter evans got an exclusive look inside the wargames. >> reporter: the newest generation of warplanes and decades-old fighters from three branches of the armed forces took to the skies over the mojave desert for one of the largest testing exercises of its kind. we climbed into the tail of a casey 135 tanker. we looked at a mock battle in the sky designed to push military planes to their limits. modern planes like the f-35 and f-22 are essentially flying computers but they need to share data like battle plans and enemy coordinates seamlessly with older jets like the f-16. we watched from the air as pilots took part in a mock war scenario. at the halfway point the jets approach a tanker for mid air refueling. >> back here they can communicate with the pilots that fly the refueling boom.>> reporter: senior master sergeant brian. maneuvers the tanker into the port the size of a baseball 25,000 feet above ground. >> i don't come up and do this because it is safe. everything from how accurately the enemy is detected and how the planes communicate with one another is track. there are 100 times more data collected than can be seen by the pilot. it is all sent to edwards air force base for real-time analysis. >> we are trying to work all of the bugs out so that by time it gets to the war fighter there are no bugs and they can use it seamlessly and share the information. >> reporter: commanders here at edwards air force base say it is less costly to find the problems on the test feel that on the battlefield. they plan to hold one of these events every three months. i am carter evans for cbs news at edwards air force base. they put down roots and a lot of cash. but tonight it has all gone to pot. >> they are obeying all the rules and the jump through all the hoops and now they are saying get out of town. >> and northern california town that abruptly pulled the plug on legal marijuana growers. don't drink and ride to. they make a bizarre dui arrest on a southern california freeway. there is rain in the air tonight and more coming later in the week. the forecast is coming up. kpix5 weather is sponsored by mancini sleep world. save up to $1000 on the mancini resident state sale. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. on horseback.. cruising down a freeway near los angeles. they say: it is one of the most unusual dui arrests ever. a man riding horseback was pulled over on the freeway. the horse rider was ticketed when it was found he was intoxicated. these two anchors in san diego were promoting an upcoming animal segment when this scarlet bird swooped in and stole the spotlight. she is an animal ambassador at the san diego zoo. she gets her vibrant color from the food she eats. >> she must have been trained to do that. that is great. >> i but the trainer put the bird up to that. [ laughter ]. as we take a look at the west coast, there is low pressure on the way in from the bay area. a week system will be moving in overnight. we could see 2/10 of an inch of rain at the most. by tomorrow at noon, this is a characterization of how things should look at noon tomorrow. the rain is mostly south of us. it will develop tonight after midnight, sweep south and right now it is draped over montecito county. it has not progressed very much but it should. the models are all suggesting that it should come through tonight and then be out of here. 62 at livermore and concorde was 65. 57 in oakland. right now the numbers have tumbled into the 50s. so let's get another look at this. here is that low pressure. there is that cold front. and has not sunk south yet but it will bring showers with it. behind that front, by late monday, and all of tuesday, it will be sunny again. so there is not a lot of rain in this. there is a little bit of snow in the mountains though. travel wisely if you are headed into the mountains. there is the possibility of some snow in the bay area peaks. now let's look at the futurecast. here is tonight at 10:00. you can see the clouds are increasing. then this cold front begins to drape over sonoma county. that happens by about 3:00 a.m. as the night wears on watch it blow through. once it clears it is out of here. right now santa rosa is reporting partly cloudy skies. the rest of the bay area is pretty clear. that is an indication that things are beginning to cloud up up to the north. here is what we are expecting. the showers will spread south overnight and and late monday. the showers will come back late monday night going into tuesday. there will be a far more robust system come in later this week. tomorrow the numbers will be within 3 degrees of 55 degrees for everybody. in the extended forecast, expect wet tonight lingering into the morning commute. increasing clouds will lead to more rain later in the week. that will be the most rain we have gotten since early january. we will be right back. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. california marijuana growers -- some serious cash. ken bast coun [ inaudible ] abrupt about face is costing some marijuana growers serious cash. a high-stakes legal showdown is burning tonight. truck when cannabis cultivation became legal in calaveras county 18 months ago, jeremy maddox and his wife bought in big time. >> we used our inheritance. it took everything and thought this was a chance to have a piece of the green rush.>> reporter: the maddox family shelled out more than six figures to set up their new business. top of the line, completely organic and completely legal marijuana growing. the county took in millions of dollars in fees and taxes and granted licenses to more than 300 qualified and vetted growers. but all of that changed about three weeks ago.>> at one point families were heaven the green light to go ahead and put all of this together. but now, the county says they have changed their mind. >> the day that we paid all of our taxes, they decided to ban it. they feel that is the proper way.>> reporter: several new the elected conservative members of the board of supervisors decided they did not want marijuana growing in their communities anymore. by a narrow 3-2 margin they voted to ban all commercial pot growing in the county. >> what did people find objectionable.? >> the owners and the intimidation. out right stopping people on public roadways. >> reporter: supervisor dennis mills voted for the ban. cited everything from growers having dangerous chemicals on their property, this is dogs and weapons and more. >> what we did not think through is we were giving people permits to grow in moral residential areas but we were not allowing the neighbors to have a say so there is the conflict right there. >> reporter: there is so much bigotry and hatred that comes from a group of people that lump us in with criminals. we are part of the community. >> reporter: maddox says the growers have offered to help eradicate illegal growers. >> i know that the growers are really upset because they are obeying all the rules and they jumped through the hoops and now they are saying get out of town. >> reporter: but the growers are not leaving without a fight. the recall effort is already under way against the supervisors who instituted the band. and what about the millions of dollars collected from the growers? where did all that money go? lawsuits are being filed. >> the state of california and the governor has been a complete failure. the state has created this marijuana mayhem so to speak and then left the counties to take the brunt of the environmental side of it and regulate it. they washed their hands of it. some porters of legal cannabis cultivation say voters should decide the issue once and for all. they are preparing a signature drive to get that on an upcoming pellet. that is going to do it for us. 60 minutes is next. for news throughout the evening be sure to check out sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com . ♪ team usa to south korea! we can't fly... ...but you know who can? ♪ helping superheroes fly. united. ♪ we er, so you can. >> pelley: over seven years of civil war, the syrian government has repeatedly bombed its civilians. as we saw this past week outside damascus. incredibly, it has also continued to use chemical weapons on civilians-- not just a few times, but nearly 200 times. and tonight in our story you will see the awful truth. >> mulet: we have the big crater, sarin was released, more than 100 people were killed, more than 200 were affected, women and children. >> pelley: who is using the sarin? 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