>> who needs hands when you have this kind of touch. captioning funded by cbs it's monday, march 26th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." well, you put yourself in a bad situation and bad things happen, so you deserve this. stormy daniels talks about her alleged relationship with donald trump and the coverup. details from her "60 minutes" interview. we decided to come because we're sick and tired of being scared to come to school. >> thousands march in the rally from coast to coast.

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stormy daniels' attorney michael avenatti. two lawyers who were expected to represent trump won't be taking positions after all. the president decided against hiring joseph digenova and his wife because of personal conflicts of interest. they had been negotiating with special counsel robert mueller about a potential interview with the president. meanwhile the president is ready to fire veterans affairs secretary david shull ckishulki. this weekend's demonstrations are just the beginning. the student driven movement sparked rallies from coast to coast with a unified message, a demand for tougher gun laws. wendy gillette reports. >> reporter: for survivors of the school shooting in parkland, florida, saturday's big turnout was just a step toward an even

larger goal. >> we're demanding an assault weapons ban, the prohibition of sales of high capacity magazines, and we're demanding universal background checks. >> reporter: having led the way, students are now turning their attention to this year's midterm election. >> we're revving up. this is not the end. this is just the beginning. >> reporter: the students say they'll target candidates who refuse to support what they call kmoon sense gun laws. >> the most important thing they can do is register and vote. at the end of the day, that's the way you change democracy. >> but they have to keep it up. if they don't keep it up, those that don't want no change will sit on their hands. >> reporter: kyle cashew says existing laws need to be enforced. >> find it ironic we've seen so

many government failures we want to trust the government even more. >> reporter: they stainched a walkout on the 20th, the 19th anniversary of the columbine massacre. this morning facebook is quoing new questions about users data. they collected naples and text messages from android users. they say the information is uploaded to secure server and only comes from users who allow it. they do not collect the content of calls or messages. meanwhile facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg took out several full page ad apologizing for allowing cambridge analytica to get data on users. they say it does not deserve to hold personal information if it cannot protect it. he called the incident a breach of trust. funeral services will be held thursday for stephon clark, the unarmed blackman shot by

sacramento police. last night sacramento kings and boston celtics wore t-shirts with clark's name on the back and on the front "accountability, we are one." dozens gathered to remember clark last night. officers responding to a collar break-in con fronted clark in his grandmother's backyard on march 18th. they thought he had a gun. they fire 20d times. clark was holding a phone. there was a deadly shopping mall fire in siberia and at least 56 people were kill. the fire reportedly started on the top floor of the four-story building yesterday. many of the victims are children. the cause of the fire is unknown. a criminal investigation has begun. mass protests erupted in the catalonia region of spain after catalonia's fugitive/former president was arrested in germany yesterday. he had been running from spanish

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. a statue honoring legendary rocker david bowie was unveiled yesterday. bowie died in january 2016 two day after his 69th birthday. the town is 59 miles next of london. it's where he detailed material from his ziggy stardust. a local came up with it and raised enough money on kickstarter. on the c"cbs moneywatch," hard times for a gun maker and a new nonstop flight makes history. diane king hall is at the new

york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning. anne-marie. a top official warned a trade war between china and the u.s. would hurt everything. stocks got clobbered. for the week t dow lost over 5.25%. the s&p 500 lost nearly 6%. the nasdaq fell nearly 6% tuesday through friday alone. one of the largest firearms maker is filing for bankruptcy. remington is america's oldest gun maker. the company and other gun makers have suffered from slumping gun sales in the pacht year amid stricter pressure on gun laws. >> meantime uber is selling itself southeast asia business to grab. grab is a singapore-based operation that offers ridesharing and logistics

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here's look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. malik newman and his kansas teem mates are headed to the ncaa final four. newman scored all 14 points in overtime. last night in the midwest regional final. kansas will take on another top seed, villanova, on saturday. in the other semifinal next weekend cinderella loyola

chicago goes up against michigan. the 11th seeded ramblers shocked everyone by making it to final four except maybe a 98-year-old none who's getting a whole lot of attention. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: as the celebration for loyola chicago exploded with confetti, cheers, and players cutting pieces of net, their secret weapon soaked it in with that angelic smile on the sideline. >> from a nice little school like ours, we are just so proud of them. >> reporter: 98-year-old sister jean has reached celebrity status. she sports custom ietzed nikes and even has her own bobblehead. known for her prayers before the game and infamous hugs afterward, the team chaplain has guided loyola chicago in a blessed turn of events. >> richardson turns and fouls and he hits it. >> reporter: the ramblers' run to final four came out of

nowhere. the last time they made the tournament was 1985. >> there's custer. the catch, the shoot, it's good. >> reporter: on the attack from the start saturday, loyola chicago came out strong sinking shot after shot. >> gets it. williamson, foul. >> reporter: the ram bers dominated against ninth seeded kansas state. they're the last seeded double-digit team in the tournament. a historic run that has them believing in divine intervention. >> i have loyola going to the sweet 16. but i have a second bracket which i call the cinderella dream bracket where i have them going to the final game. >> reporter: loyola chicago will try to become the lowest seeded team to win a national championship. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," cbs news travel editor

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the student organizers behind saturday's nationwide demonstrations demanding action on gun control said they will work to get voters registered to send a message in the upcoming elections. hundreds of thousands attended the demonstrations in washington spurred by last month's shooting in florida. and facebook is facing questions about collecting phone numbers and text messages from android devices. meanwhile facebook took out ads apologizing for the data breach involving a political consulting firm connected to the trump campaign. officials in mexico have ruled that an iowa family choked to death on poisonous gas inside their vacation home, but there are still unanswered questions.. >> reporter: less than 48 hours after their bodies were found in a rented condo in mexico they con girl 41-year-old kevin sharp, his wife amy and their two young children sterling and

adriana died by asphyxiation. they suffocated by toxic gases. officials believe this is an isolated event. firefighters took a close look at the ventilation system and gas connections to a stove inside the resort rooms. it's still unclear what specific gas may have actually killed the family, but officials do not believe this was an act of suicide or violence. it's estimated 20 million american tourists went to mexico last year. at least 8.5 million went to quintana. relatives tell cbs news this was the sharps' second time vacationing in mexico and some family members were worried about their safety. relatives first reported the four missing when they failed to show up to a basketball game on thursday. saturday night the southwestern

spartans took a moment to honor them. >> we're all hurting. it's a huge, huge blow. >> the family rented a condo from an online website home away. the company has sent their condolences and tells cbs news they have removed the property from their website. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles, california. coming up on "cbs this morning," jim axelrod is showing how health care is using them to make a quick buck. and peter greenberg is showing how hotel rooms are giving their room as digital makeover and how it can put your personal information at risk. and the epic rise and fall ahead of his return to the masters for the first time in three years. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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it' , march 26th. i'm michelle griego. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning, everyone. it is monday. it's march 26th. you're taking a live look out at the bay bridge. you can already see the cars going by at the bottom of that bridge. it's 4:30. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. wow, what a nice weekend. sunny in some parts. >> muddy in others. >> i did tough mudder. it was nice. >> she's our tough cookie. >> it's a good thing you got it done when you did. there's not much mud out there right now. everything is drying out. your temperatures are cool in the 40s. 41 in santa rosa.