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>> never. guillermo, thank you. an all-out manhunt under way right now for a suspect in the shooting of a good samaritan who was trying to help a woman in trouble. this is the man police in new orleans are looking for. 21-year-old yurin cain. this surveillance video shows the suspect shooting a tulane medical student in the stomach while gold was apparently stopping a woman from being kidnapped. first, how is peter gold doing? >> reporter: it is remarkable he is alive. he is at the hospital right now at tulane medical center which is the same place where he is studying to be a doctor. his condition is guarded. doctors say that he is improving. as you noted, police now have an all-out manhunt looking for this gunman. police now have a suspect they're hunting in the vision shooting of a fourth-year tulane medical student. they say the man with the gun
ways to connect with the inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he liked to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide. i mean, like, why would hitler
islands. our own guillermo, bill karins will keep us up to date in the coming week. after a quick break, we now know the plane fragment found on a remote island is from a 777. up next we'll talk about what more we can learn from it. plus, the man accused of opening fire in a charleston south carolina church, will go before a judge today. we'll have a live report on that. speaking of facing charges, zimbabwe may soon be asking the u.s. to extradite the american dentist who shot and killed cecil the lion. this comes as we're getting a firsthand account of what happened on that hunt. we'll be right back. yeah. we need to sell it. hi. need an appraisal? yeah. we do.
sara has more on this on the bat. what you got on these fugitives. >> one of the most notorious is joanne akaasada. the lon on the fbi's terrorist list convicted of killing a state trooper. she then escaped from a new jersey prison and fled to cuba. and she is wanted on $2 million bounty. a side note, she is tupak shakur's aunt, and we have sherry laverne dawson and think she had a hand in helping joanne get out of prison and is wanted for a string of armed robberies. two police officers and a security guard were killed. "washington post" as donned her the hip-hop godmother in cuba, and she has been the since 1990. also guillermo nor -- morales
>> some of that. >> but even when the sound is not rolling, paunch finds other ways to connect with the inmates. >> did we do -- >> most of the time, when i'm interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he liked to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide.
subtropical storm but this is through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow through about friday a.m. still lingering somewhere off the south carolina/north carolina coastline jose. so, you know it's not going to have a lot of damage with it no matter what. gusty winds, rip currents beach erosion throughout the southeast but if nothing else it's a great reminder for everyone to get their preparations ready. the peak season is not as far away as you'd hope. >> guillermo, thank you, good to see you. >> thank you. let your lawns die. that's the latest word from california water regulators during the current drought emergency. the state has adopted more stringent restrictions for governments, businesses and residents, requiring a reduction in water usage by as much as 36% in some places. it will be up to the water agencies to determine how to meet those targets. according to the latest figures, californians reduced water usage by just 3.6% in march. developing now in boston attorneys for accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will call more witnesses today as they try to convince a jury to
up next we'll go back to baltimore and hear more from the mother in this now-iconic scene from baltimore on monday and hear from the first time from her son. first, here's a live shot from the top of 30 rock. look at the skyline. no snow complaints from the control room in new york today. that's all they've been telling me for the last year "it's snowing, it's snowing." it's not snowing today. bill karins and he's going to tell us about the forecast. apparently it's near spring perfection. a pocket of rain is the only thing in can t carolinas keeping this final day of april in this perfect ten. that's great news guillermo, although in south florida we're drenched in rain. big rain means bigger mosquitos. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind.
rain through central and western parts of the country. this weekend no exception whatsoever. rainy weather in the southeast, snowy weather in new england today. going into saturday and sunday we see another cold air mass. jose, it is ridiculous one cold air after another. high of 42 in boston then 32 that's it on sunday. another brutal air mass comes in. the other interesting thing that we are getting into as the days go by getting to be a head scratcher, haven't talked about tornado season at all, jose. we haven't had a tornado yet for the month of march, that's unprecedented. we are two-thirds through the month. no signs of severe weather coming. good thing about snow and cold is that it eliminated severe weather. but it is very unusual. >> hey, guillermo, i don't see on the big map on screen what is miami at today? >> this is sunday. you're about 89. have to put it in reverse for you. 89. two days of 89 in a row over the weekend. this afternoon, you may have to suffer at 88 degrees.
even a possibility of six inches of snow in kansas city. that's a big deal. st. louis, chicago, indianapolis, enough snow to shovel and plow and even into new england as we go through the upcoming weekend. there is some warmth to be found, not a lot on the maps. extremely cold into february and towards the weekend, the thing that's changed, spread the cold air jose to the west. it looks like maybe the second week of march things will start to shape up. changing the weather pattern. there is hope out there, but not yet. >> hey don't have my glasses. put up the map. what's the warmest part of the country? couldn't see? >> honolulu 79 looks nice. >> wondered. what's on the south there? >> going with honolulu. >> guillermo, the rainy part? >> can't make it out. two circles together. next to it. >> bill. >> 80 in miami. you happy. >> i know. just want to rub it in. thanks buddy. and the third largest agency in the u.s. government runs out of money to pay its people and
interacting with an inmate, it will be over something i can find in common with them. usually sports or, you know, joking around, just about anything. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. >> my new favorite inmate. what's up, man, i'm paunch. >> guillermo. nice to meet you. a lot of times books. i'll notice what an inmate's reading. if it interests me, i'll talk to them about that. >> paunch developed a bond with ezekiel taylor while filming at the alameda county jail. near oakland, california. >> we were interviewing ezekiel and he was kind of an easy dude to joke around with. so we kind of got along good right away. >> i gotcha, man. i'm a professional at this now. >> i know, you make it easy. >> and as i spoke with him more, i found out what he likes to read. >> i've read a lot of books about, like, the rwandan holocaust over there in africa. i mean, just -- i'm real interested in history and in genocide.