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As the region's living memory. it's now been thirty years since the last worker clocked out. and it's hard to imagine that this place was once filled with noise and heat. over the years nature has reclaimed the complex. a dense forest has emerged without human intervention. that's all fine coal mine has become much more than an industrial monument. it's a recreation area for the people of s. . if your rifle is in by train you get out in the middle of the pedestrian precinct its name is known for its hundreds of store. the city center is an open air

Within a few hundred yards of where they're actually picking up the water. this is very close in fight that they have going on right here now. they are pouring everything into it. look over to the right here, how heavy that black smoke is, that's dense forest. it was blowing to the north, it's blowing toward the south, and blowing toward communities not only here in santa rosa, but the city of sonoma itself. there are lots of evacuations up and down this valley here. >> this is a well known highway here. they hope to hold the line here. the neighborhoods back in there are at most risk now. thi...

Everything in my gut said to me, jeanine, he killed her, all right? so i had to go back with connecting those dots. when we investigated this case, john o'donnell is in there in the special this weekend, it was clear to me buried her in the pine barons. the pine barons, million acres of dense forest. even in february. killed her on january 31st, even if february you could dig and bury a party. the amazing part of the jinx, what were you looking for in the lake. you know what he says? body parts. not my wife's body. i jumped out of my seat, he chopped his first victim up, his wife. melissa: a b...

The bad weather is forcing the suspension of the search and rescue operation. let's bring in david soucie, a cnn safety analyst and a former inspector for the faa. the plane lost contact with the faa. >> well, it's horribly difficult right now, wolf, because of the fact that they don't know if they are survivors there or not. there are no open areas at all, dense forest and jungle. so although they are only five or six miles away from where the aircraft is right now, they have to be equipped for everything from triage. >> there was a crash in december, killed 162 people in

>> tamron, at this point the recovery effort is on hold until first light in nepal. the conditions are really just too difficult at that crash site with below freezing temperatures and lightning. the concern there is that recovery crews will be put at risk if they continue on through the night, so they'll return to that recovery effort in the morning. the crash site is not easy to get to under the best of weather conditions on a steep mountain slope in dense forest. as you mentioned, 11000 feet up nepal's defense secretary says the chopper was in pieces and that three bodies had been found, bu...