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As we learn more details of the deadly Nashville school mass shooting, experts say it’s important for parents to have conversations with kids about the topic.

Fresno Humane is asking the community to take action and foster animals in need of forever homes.

The department shared chopper video of five people with a dog on a raft in the San Joaquin River near Friant. The river has been closed since March 14 because of the dangerous conditions.

The airplane-sized asteroid passed by last week on a track that placed it between the Earth and moon’s orbits, which is relatively rare.

A deadly fire at a Mexico migrant facility has killed at least 39 people. Mexico’s president says it was sparked by migrants who were protesting their anticipated deportation. CBS News reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez shares the latest details and what he’s learned about the people that were being kept at the facility.

There appears to be a growing geographic split in the U.S. housing industry. A new report reveals that home prices are declining out West, while the market out East is booming. Home and mortgage expert at NerdWallet, Holden Lewis, joins CBS News for more.

Gold can be a beneficial investment for many investors with a wide range of goals. Here’s what you should know.

SAN FRANCISCO — When Klay Thompson was nearing his return in January 2022 after missing 2 1/2 years of action, the Warriors medical staff told coach Steve Kerr it would take about a year or so for Thompson to fully get back to where he once was. Fourteen months later, Thompson is closing in on a career mark — the latest sign of how far he’s come since he suffered back-to-back devastating injuries. Thompson entered Monday leading the league in made 3-pointers and is just three shy of tying his regular-season career high of 276, set in 2015-16. After going 5 of 11 from deep in Sunday’s close loss to Minnesota, Thompson has converted on 40.7% of his attempts from beyond the arc. Pacers guard Buddy Hield is right behind Thompson with 271 3-pointers. In Kerr’s mind, Thompson will never lose his scoring touch. “He’ll be able to [bury 3s] until he’s 90,” Kerr recently said. “He’s always going to be able to shoot.” And he’s come a long way from where he was just a few months ago. Thompson spent the first part of

SAN FRANCISCO — The Oakland A’s hit four home runs in their final exhibition game against the San Francisco Giants on Monday. But unlike previous seasons, they won’t be counting on power to fuel their offense. A roster rife with young players and veterans fit for an MLB-low $53 million payroll will have to get creative to score runs. That means plenty of contact, stolen bases, hit-and-runs and focus on pitch selection; any means necessary to put pressure on opposing pitchers and defenses. “I think the biggest message to these guys is not necessarily to sit back and hit the three-run homer,” manager Mark Kotsay said before Monday’s game. “We have guys in the lineup with power, but the message is to get on base and put together a professional at-bat for the next guy.” The A’s couldn’t find much power in spring training’s dry Arizona air, but had no issue cutting through the marine layer at Oracle Park. Jesús Aguilar, Esteury Ruiz, Ramón Laureano and Seth Brown all homered off Ross Stripling and Tyler Rogers in the A’s 12-6 win. But home runs were

SAN FRANCISCO — One last hop out of the bullpen. One last blast of “El Mechón” on the Oracle Park soundsystem. A few more sliders, for old times’ sake, and a classy exit befitting a Giants legend. Sergio Romo didn’t have much in the tank when he entered the seventh inning of the Giants-A’s exhibition game on Monday night. He admitted as much. But he gave everything he had for the Giants one last time. “A couple of weeks ago, when I was sitting on the couch, they presented me with this opportunity. It didn’t matter how I felt physically. I knew it was an opportunity I couldn’t pass,” Romo said. “I can honestly say that, not just tonight, but my whole career, I emptied the tank. I gave it everything I had, every time.” And it was that attitude that made him a fan favorite throughout his improbable and exceptional 15-year career. “I took a lot of pride in challenging hitters,” Romo said. “I know I never lit up the radar gun, but I always find a way to throw my ’95 to 100′ through

RED BLUFF — The Friends of the Library are having their big spring book sale in Red Bluff. The book sale starts Wednesday and goes through Friday at the Red Bluff library branch, and it will be in the conference room across from the library’s bookstore. Susan Champion, a member of the Friends of the Library, promised great bargains and a massive overflow of selection. “We have a lot to offer our community here,” she said. Funds from the sale will go towards projects that benefit the library, such as paying for a newspaper subscription. Throughout the year, the friends have fundraising events to help purchase children’s books, access to ancestory.com and fund the Hidden Heroes project, which highlights Tehama County’s heroes in a volume book. According to Champion, with the bookstore in the Red Bluff and other locations, the friends hope to give the whole Tehama County community the best library experience with its abilities and support the library and whoever will be or has been charged in the future. Susan Champion gives a tour of the library bookstore. (George Johnston/Daily News) “We have

Officials say needs have grown to sustain a pipeline of medical products stockpiled for public health threats.

A mass shooting leaves six people dead, including three children, at a Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee. Also, in Mississippi, residents are picking up pieces from a devastating tornado. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener.

A shooter opened fire at a Christian grade school in Nashville, Tennessee, killing three children and three adults. Nashville Mayor John Cooper joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss the shooting and how its impacted the community.

Authorities identified the victims as 9-year-olds Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney, as well as 61-year-old Cynthia Peak, 60-year-old Katherine Koonce and 61-year-old Mike Hill.

An official with the National Immigration Institute says 39 people died and 29 were injured in a fire in an immigration detention facility in northern Mexico.

Embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began setting up negotiating teams Tuesday after he paused a controversial judicial overhaul plan that had set off unprecedented street protests and a spiraling domestic crisis.

Seven people, including the suspected shooter, died during the mass shooting at The Covenant School, a Christian school for students in preschool through sixth grade.

Taylor Swift fans took Ticketmaster to court in downtown Los Angeles on Monday, accusing the company of intentionally misleading them when the star released tickets for her “Eras” tour in November.

Numerous storms have hit California hard this year. But has this had any impact to the state’s water levels? We have a real-time look at where we stand with the drought, snowpack totals and reservoirs.

Recent County Jail Commitments: RBPD, & TCSO- People vs. Julio Mora-Farias, (20CR401); HS11370.1, Possession of a  Controlled Substance with Firearm, a felony. (21CR142); PC22210, Possession of a Billy, Blackjack, etc., a felony. (21CR1486); PC1320, Failure to Appear on Own Recognizance, a felony. Brief history: In 20CR401, RBPD located Defendant passed out in his car with narcotics in plain view on his lap. The defendant was arrested. Both he and his vehicle were searched. Two containers of methamphetamine were located, along with a loaded twelve-gauge shotgun. In 21CR142, TCSO received a report of a hit and run. They located a vehicle matching the description provided in the report. They observed that the vehicle had front-end damage, as well as the vehicle being in violation of two vehicle codes. The defendant was the driver and sole occupant. The defendant had warrants for his arrest. A search of his person located methamphetamine in his pocket, 7 Xanax pills, and a billy club was found in his backpack.  In 21CR1486, Defendant failed to appear in 20CR401 when he had been released on his own recognizance.  Sentenced to 2 years