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KPIX CBS This Morning April 2, 2015

Historic drought. California must cut its appetite for water by 25 . The ramifications are pretty grim. Attacking a university in the east of kenya. The death toll has been rised. Many injured as well. Charged with corruption. Menendez came out swinging at the feds. I will be vindicated and they will be exposed. In yemen captured the president s palace. Hours after al qaeda storm add prison. Double overtime but Iran Nuclear Talks in switzerland expanded. A marathon event to find common ground. A pizza shop in ind said it will not provide services for samesex weddings. The good news is only straight people are serving pizza at their wedding. Careened in oncoming traffic and slammed into a school bus. Now the worlds oldest person. She is the only woman in the world still named gertrude. So all that dashcam video caught a Tennessee Police officer stopping a wrongway driver headon. And all that matters. Bob barker pranking the audience at the price is right. The world is full of fools but i am a carefully selected fool. On cbs this morning. David letterman. How about that . Yeah, yeah. Oh, boy. Hes thrilled. Entertaining you 40 years. What have you ever done . What am i supposed to do . This is david letterman. Whats up . Let me ask you something. Oh, my god. What are you going to do now . Everyone, calm down. This mornings eyeopener is presented by toyota. Lets go places. Captioning funded by cbs welcome to welcome to cbs this morning. Terror on a College Campus in kenya. Gunmen opened fire killing at least 15 people. Witnesses say the terrorist targeting christians. Ambulances rushed to the scene to help the wounded. The attack rocked students early this morning at Garissa University college in northeastern kenya. Were tracking developments from Johannesburg South africa. Good morning. Reporter good morning. Students at Garissa University near the somali border woke up to the sound of gunfire and armed men storming their campus. The rampage has already listed over 65 injured and the death toll continues to mount. The militant Islamic Group al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack. Eyewitnesses say they went from room to room and christians immediately shot dead. In the past al shabaab separated muslim and christian by demanding that they recite verses from the koran. Those that have been unable to do so have been executed. The president addressed a Media Conference in which he has said that christian students have also been taken hostage and that he is deploying Security Forces to garissa to deal with the situation, because the reaction hasnt been swift enough due to a lack of personnel. So far we know that over 500 students still remain punaccounted for. Students did receive letters earlier this week informing them that there might be an attack. They were simply advised to be vigilant vigilant. Thank you. About 300 inmates from a yemeni prison are free after al qaeda attacked government buildings. They include an al qaeda leader. It happened in the southern port of al mucal achlta showing the prisoners on the streets after the break. Our security advisor says this prison break will help al qaeda both in yemen in and their efforts to plot terrorist attacks around the world. Just getting word ceia rebels seized a president ial palace in aden despite a week of air strikes by a saudi coalition. Yemens president fled the country last month. Millions of youwaking up to a first full day of mandatory water use restrictions. Pictures explain why. The april snow pack in the Sierra Nevada mountains measured more than 15 inches deep in 2012. In 2013 the official measurement found almost 49 inches of snow the 2014 snow pack was more than 12 inches but take a look at this year. A photo taken yesterday shows there is no snow to measure at all. Thats because california is facing its worst drought ever recorded. Omar villafranca is in california. Omar, good morning. Reporter good morning. This ski resort is usually covered in snow but instead, theres a lot of dead brown grass. The snow pack in this area is at its lowest level in 65 years of keeping record. So governor jerry brown was forced to take drastic action. From above, its easy to see. The drought is draining the states reservoirs, leaving bridges once providing easy passage over massive bodies of water now towering over exposed rock. In yosemite the cascading water over the falls to slow to a drip by june. Researchers say it will take 11 trillion gallons of water to recover. The black is a 1977 measurement. Reporter frank gehrke with Californias Department of Water Resources came to this part of the Sierra Nevada mountains to measure whats left of the winter snow. The first time in his 30year career, there was no snow. This is bad news in terms of the states water pitcher. Reporter the snow pack provides a third of californias water supply. This year, the snow pack measured just 5 of its historical average. Governor jerry brown is taking unprecedented action. Im issuing an executive order mandating substantial water reduction across our state. Reporter the governors plan to cut overall water use by 25 will include replanting 50 million square feet or 900 football fields worth, of california lawns with landscapes that do not need a lot of water. Golf courses cemeteries and campusless have to reduce their water usage. And brown is asking water agencies to raise rates on customers to disturg s tos to discourage waste there will be matter ache. Some with different views. Reporter to fight the drought will state will also spend more than 1 billion to recycle waste water and fund desalination plants like this one near san diego. In the short term Governor Brown says every bit of conservation helps. Turning off the faucet quicker herbs getting out of the shower a little faster and not flushing the toilet every time. Reporter the governor says that 25 reduction in water use will save 1. 5 million acre feet of water in nine months. To give you perspective, wired magazine says thats enough to fill the Empire State Building 1,766 times. Norah . Wow. Omar, a serious situation in california. Especially when you attack it headon. New jersey senator Robert Menendez due in federal cost in newark this morning. The democrat faces bribery and other federal charges stemming from his friendship with a florida doctor. Nancy cordes is on capitol hill with the accusations that involve lavish perks. Good morning. Reporter good morning. The indictment is 68 pages and makes for eyeopening reading alleging that senator menendez went to bat for his doctor friend on financial and personal issues helping him get travel visas for foreign girl friends all allegedly in exchange for nearly 1 million in campaign cash. This is not how my career is going to end. [ cheers ] reporter new jersey senior senator was defiant last night in the face of a 22count indictment that says he solicited and accepted extravagant gifts from florida doctor Salamon Melgen including at least nine flights on melgens private jet to or from the Dominican Republic will melgen had a vacation villa. Expensive meals, golf outings, hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign contributions. And a threenight stay at a deluxe hotel in paris. So menendez could spend a weekend with a woman with whom he had a personal relationship. In exchange the indictment claims menendez used the power of his Senate Office to influence the visa proceedings of melgens foreign girlfriends, a ukrainian model in 2007 brazilian model in 2008 and a dominican model that same year. When the dominican visa was initially denied menendez mailed a staffer, i would like a reconsideration tomorrow. Menendez also inveened when melgs en melgens offices were invest gated, over billing by 9,000. Menendez went straight to Kathleen Sebelius asserting he was being treated unfairly. The senator insists hell be vindicated. Im angry, because prosecutors of the Justice Department dont know the difference between friendship and corruption and have chosen to twist my duties a as senator and my friendship into something that is improper. They are dead wrong, and i am confident that they will be proven so. Reporter senator menendez is one of the leading voices here on capitol hill on international affairs, but last night he sent a letter to the Senate Democratic leader harry reid informing him that he would be temporarily stepping down as the Ranking Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as this criminal case goes forward. All right. Thank you, nancy. Duke university this morning is condemning the latest parent act of racism on campus. Students held protests as authorities investigate who hung a noose from a tree on campus this week. Jericka duncan shows how this is the latest racial incident to rock the school this year. Good morning. Reporter good morning, norah, the news does not reflect the universitys values but at least one organization seized on the incident as a sign that the university is not a safe place for africanamericans. By the time many Duke University students woke up wednesday morning, their social media feeds were buzzing with photos of the noose. The biggest thing kind of just shock. And a little disgust. Like the idea that there are people on this campus that we go to school with that we go to class with every day that are capable of doing things like that. Reporter made of a slender yellow rope found hanging near a building housing the center for Multicultural Affairs and other organizations. [ chanting ] reporter about 300 students marched to condemn the racist and violent assemble and many more joined duke officials an at afternoon forum. Without dialogues and having the knowledge, the ignorance that happens here on campus will reveal. Reporter the noose xov discovered wednesday. They published the photos. The group formed in response another incident two weeks again. A black female student taunted with the same chant made infamous by the fraternity at the university of oklahoma. Never be a [ bleep ] in reporter on its blog the duke saints said their university was a hostile environment for any and all black people. On wednesday, duke students faculty and staff denounced racism and tried to bring unity back to their fractured campus. Things like this cant happen, and we need to all be responsible for making this a space thats safe for all of the members of the community. Reporter there are about 6 6,500 enrolled in duke and 10 are africanamerican. The noose incident comes as dukes Basketball Team is preparing for its ncaa final four game on saturday. Jericka, thanks. Very disturbing. It is. 11 former atlanta teachers and administrators face up to 20 years in prison. A jury found them guilty in one of the largest test cheating scandals in history. The judge ordered all but one jailed right way showing the classroom conspiracy that led to convictions. Good morning. Reporter good morning. Nearly a dozen former Atlanta Public School educators behind bars closing the chapter on what the mayor describes as one of the darkest periods in the life of our city. We the jury find the defendant guilty guilty. Guilty guilty. Reporter disgraced School Officials looked stunned as the guilty verdicts were read out one by one. Guilty. I dont like to send anybody to jail. Reporter the judge requested that most of them be handcuffed and removed from the courtroom immediately. They have made their bed and theyre going to have to lie in it. Reporter only one of the 12 defendants, a former Elementary School teacher, was exonerated. This couldnt plead to something i didnt do. Reporter in 2009 a series of articles cast doubt on dramatic improvements in scores on standardized testing. A 2011 investigation revealed the scope of the cheating was massive. 178 educators including 38 principals were implicated from 44 elementary and middle schools. The report detailed how teachers and administrators erased students incorrect answers and gave the answers allowed in some cases. There is simply no excuse for unethical behavior. Reporter and it described the School Systems superintendent at the time beverly hall, as the creator of a culture of fear and intimidation. Hall died a month ago after a struggle with breast cancer. She never admitted to any wrongdoing. Do we want to address sentencing . Reporter the investigation concluded thousands of children were denied remedial education because of the inflated test scores. Weve been fighting for the children in our community. We saw the evidence it was really not a hard decision. Reporter in a Statement Wednesday Atlanta Public Schools said this is a sad and tragic chapter for Atlanta Public Schools that has come to a close. A painful time for our students families employees and the city. Sendensing sentencing is expected in the next few weeks. Searchers found the second black box recorder from the crash germanwings plane. A german prosecutor now says that the copilots tablet had information on cockpit doors. Allen pizzey is in germany where a high school lost 18 people in the crash. Good morning. Reporter German Authorities announced theyre setting up a task force of aviation and medical experts to look into new safety procedures including cockpit door locking systems, and profiles to detect psychological problems in flight crews. Its not supposed to be this way, but increasingly the story of what Andreas Lubitz did is being played out in public. A german newspaper is flaunting the secrecy laws that helped the copilot hide his problems from his employers and doctors citing investigators as its source the tabloid bild said he was a pilot but deceived them into thinking he wasnt working. He had a serious eye problem and on a medication to counter depression and panic attacks as well as a sedative bild reported. Now that obvious human remains have been found, the work of hauling the wreckage off the mountainside is picking up pace. The task of identifying victims is painstaking. Hoping to isolate the dna of all 150 victims by the end of the week. Forensic experts warn it will be months before all remains can be identified and returned to their families. 6 teenage students and their teachers remembered in their hometown, a place that describes stechl as itself as paralyzed by grief. Standing in the silent crowd outside the packed church in weather that ranged from sunshine to rain to sleet, it seemed to this reporter to be no exaggeration. Forensic lab identifying remains wont release names until theyre satisfied theyve done everything they can. The idea is not to add to familys grief by eeeking out the details. Charlie . Allen pizzey in germany. Thanks. New negotiators from iran the United States and other countries took a short break this morning after talking all night. The Iranian Foreign minister says theyre getting closer to a deal to limit Irans Nuclear program. Market brennan is Margaret Brennan is covering the talks in lausanne switzerland. Reporter a real allnighter. Negotiators struggled to draft a statement outlining what theyre actually going to agree to and the details of that are still unknown, but there was some sniping back and forth. Irans foreign minister zarif says they had done their part and now its up to the u. S. And its negotiating partners to make their move. He accused them of basically arguing amongst themselves and not being on the same page. But the white house says its iran thats being inflexible here. Now, both sides claim they are slowly making some progress but since theyve blown past that tuesday deadline there seems no pressure to make any immediate decisions. Norah . Margaret brennen in switzerland. Thank you. Only on cbs this morning, the new ceo of mcdonalds will be here in studio 57 putting a pay raise on the menu for some workers, and the not everyone is announcer this National Weather report sponsored by toyota. Lets go places. A new legal twist in the robert durst case. How would you describe the arrest of your client . It was illegal. It was not proper. It was not correct. Ahead, his lawyer accuse investigators of breaking the law to arrest th sponsored if you want it go out and get it pain from your day can haunt you at night, dont let it. 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