of the comic books that 80 year. on the dedefensive. the trump administration is doubling down on its threat to shut down the bofrder. why it could cost billions. the former vice president insists he has never inappropriately touched anyone. >> in my ideal world i want him to resign. she got into the wrong car, thinking it was her uber. now a suspect is under arrest

accused of killing this college student. pushing past their disabilities to live life loudly. ♪ welcome to the "overnight news". i'm david kidney. it's going to take something pretty dramatic to stop the president from shutting it the border. they said it could escalate a humanitarian crisis at it the border. while disrespecting billions in trade. >> we'll close it the border. and we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games. >> it certainly isn't a bluff. you can take the president sear isly. >> reporter: the department of

homeland security says they're experiencing a system-wide meltdown. and described the number as unmanageable with roughly 6600 families. >> we have never seen a surge like this. >> that is a crisis. >> reporter: there's potential for an economic one. more than $550 billion in goods each year. >> that is a totally unrealistic boast on his part. dpr >> they announced they will cut off aid. the majority of migrants crossing originates. >> and if we're going to give these countries hundred ozf millio millions dollars, we would like

them to do more. >> what we need do is focusing on what's happening in central america. people are desperately coming to the united states. the president cutting off aid will not sthauvl proclam. >> reporter: the president has given no fufrgter detail. he is scheduled to go to california this week. all things considereder the president is expected to raise the issue in some capacity. >> we'll all be watching. former vice president joe biden responded to accusations that he made a woman feel quote uneasy. never did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it is suggested i did so, i will listen respectfully. she says he smelled her hair at a campaign event.

>> if who's saying he never believed that was inappropriate, then frankly i think that's a bit of a disconnect and not being aware. >> she said biden's behaverier should disqualify him from running for president. it turns out jussie smollett is keeping a low profile after alleging ely staging his own hate crime. >> no jussie smollett jokes? >> reporter: jussie smollett was a no show at the 50th annual naacp awards saturday night. but that didn't keep him out of the spotlight. comedian chris rock roasted smollett during a presentation. >> you don't even get the "u" no more.

that "u" was respect. you ain't getting no respect from me. >> i stand with jussie. >> reporter: days after they dropped 16 charges against smollett for allegedly claiming toby a viktm of off a hate crime. in on op-ed fox defended her team's decision saying i welcome an outside nonpolitical review in how we handled this matter, but insuring i and our office have the community's trust is paramount. rahm manual is asking that they cover money for over time. they discussed the status in a podcast this weekend. >> the city is saying they want 130. but the case was dismissed and i think he's got no basis whatsoever. it's kind of a grand standing.

>> reporter: the chicago mayor is asking for a federal investigation. and the police union is protesting attorney kim fox and her team's decision. a teenager in atlanta knocked on the wrong door and got killed for it. the teen had just moved in to the apartment complex and didn't know his way around. the witness says the victim literally begged for his life. police in south carolina say a suspect has been arrested in connection with the death of samantha josephson. the college senior gautd into a car that police say she mistakenly thought was her uber. >> reporter: these photos are the last moments 21-year-old samantha josephson was soon alive.

columbia police say the university of south carolina student got into a black chevy impala, likely by mistake. >> we know she ehad in fact summoned an uber-ride and was waiting for the ride to come. she opened the door and got into it and depart would the suspect driving. >> reporter: turkey hunter fund her body the same day they charged 21-year-old with josephson's kidnapping and murder. he was not the it uber driver she was waiting for and he engaged the child safety locks. >> a cell phone belonging to the victim was found inside the suspect vehicle. >> she was a very bubbly, warm kind person.

she was excited about going to law school and very sad that she's gone. i miss her a lot. >> reporter: and her ather

the suspected suicide of two parkland suicide survivors are once again revealing the lingering trauma of tragedies. and here's anderson cooper with a preview of tonight's "60 minutes." >> reporter: we saw the phillips' in thousand oaks,

california where people were gunned down at a country bar. it is one of the latest stops on their heart breaking journ ey. >> if you haven't lost somebody close to you, you can't comprehend it. >> reporter: just days before they arrived here, they were here. >> you're not counselors and yet you have upended your lives and reaching out in a very individual way. >> yes. that's compassion. bottom line it's about compassion. >> and compassion we get from those people too. it's not like it's a one-way deal. >> it was in 2012 that their daughter was murdered along with 11 others in a movie theater in aurora, colorado. she was 24 and an aspiring sports reporter. georgia's republican governor is

expected to sign into law one of the most restrictive abortion bans. it outlaws abortion if a doctor able to dedect a heart beat. right now women in georgia can seek an abortion in the first 20 weeks of preg naensz. pregnancy. infrared coast card video shows them west of bay port, florida. they were winched out of the water one by one by helicopter. no injuries reported. first it was the governor, then the secretary of state. both men faced blackface scandal.

meanwhile, fairfax insists the encounters were consensual. he claims polygraphs support his claim that the women's algagszs are false. now gale king spoke with both women separately in what is their first television interviews. >> why are you coming forward? >> in my ideal world, i'd want him to resign. there's two main reasons why i came forward. there's a million reasons not to come forward. it's tough. i'm not going to lie. but i look at my beautiful students i have the most wonderful kids. and i teach politics and they want to get involved. and all i can think of is i don't want this to ever happen

to them and the second thing i think is that the virginia people need to know ewho it is that they eect alled. frf voters of virginia have a right to know both my story and their story. i think there should be a public hearing. not a an investigation. there's a difference between hearings andings haves. investigations often allow people in power to slide things under rock. >> you'd be prepared to testify in front of the virginia general assemb assembly? >> under oath. i would want us to be able to speak too, be heard and particularly for survivors, i think this is incredibly important. they needed to be heard. >> you can see more and then

tuesday ininterview with meredimare watson will air. did you know the caller using the cell phone is a lot harder to find?

cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready to be your own boss. that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days.

have you have ever used your cell phone to call 911? time is often lost when a 911 operator can't easily identify where you are on your cell phone. a problem a small company is trying to fix. >> reporter: it can happen in an instant. >> is everyone out of the water, do you know? >> they're not. they're screaming for people in the water. >> reporter: every day 600,000 people call 911. many in desperate need for help. yet the 911 network falls short when it's needed most because it was built some 70 years ago for landlines. today 80% of calls come from cell phones.

locating a mobile phone is based on sell tower triangulation. >> it's something we all take for granted that this system just works. >> reporter: he learned first hand how it can impact a crisis when he was mugged in new york city about seven years ago. they could not pinpoint the exact location so he launched a start up and spent six years creating technology that's transforming communication. the emergeancy response center in los angeles was among the first to adopt rapid sos. >> it's sometimes hard to even call. >> there they can do is dial on open lines. in theened what we want is a location. >> ande this has changed that. >> yes. definitely. >> over 10,000 live as year

could be saved if we could locate people in an emergency. >> reporter: rapid sos to offer enhancement to all emergency call centers for free. vr coing more than 65% of the population. but that still leaves millions of americans at risk. >> we want every 911 senter to know that it's available and ready to use today. still ahead we'll tell you why some legal marijuana in coocois sending people to the er. i can't believe it.

that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want nothing you don't get what you want

welcome back. colorado was one of the first states to legalize recreational pot. 2500 people have been sent to emergency rooms claiming they got a bad high. now it's those eating pot too. >> reporter: arlean uses edible cannibis for severe neck and back pain.

>> it does help. it definitely does. >> reporter: but when she first tried it a year ago, her husband had to call 911. >> the colors were vivd and -- >> reporter: foen states have legalized recreational marijuana. frar 60 minutes we saw the dags >> enabled can effect immediately. if they don't feel the effects, then they stack doeszs. >> reporter: they found over a five-year period

cannibis-related visits were from edibles, even though they account for a tiny fraction of total sales in the state. reasons included vomiting and psychiatric systems. more than 1/they're usish it for recreational purposes and if they have back pain. there's less regulation about how to do it how to do it safely. >> this study is a reminder of the public education for abuse. if you're eating a browny with cannibis, find out how much thc is in it and too much could cause unexpected symptoms. >> good point, doc. when we return the curages kids over examining obsfkales.

why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. internet that's reliable.

internet that's fast. that's super important. i just want to get it right now. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. we're going to pack it up and in tonight with a group of remarkable kids refusing to let fear or even their disability

stop them. >> reporter: the cheers start well before the skiers ever hit the slopes. because just being here at mt. snow in mont represent as major acamplishment. >> we travel all over the country with laq group of children and young adults. with sooerious illnesses. >> reporter: we were with him as he took his very first ride. is it everything you thought it would be? >> yes. >> reporter: this year kidsf courage brought 52 campers and an army of volenner tos. on the mountain every participant is surrounded by a team to insure their safety.

she use as wheelchair but not here. kwhau what's that feeling? >> it's fast. davidson is 25. he served a fall when he was a teenager. he lost the use of his legs. >> beyond just the mountain? obstacles there to overcome. >> reporter: kids of courage overcoming aevrlg everything in lifer one mountain at a time. >> that story reminds me whenever you can find the time to volunteer, it's always a great idea. that's the overnight news for this tamonday and of ocourse nitd net this morning. from the broadcast center here

in new york city, i'm david. ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." welcome to the overnight news. frfrs happy monday. going to take something pretty dramat took keep him from shutting down the border. but critics say it can could escalate a humanitarian crisis at the borbder. >> we're closing the border. and we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games.

>> it certainly isn't a blufr. you can take the president seriously. >> reporter: the department of homeland security says they're experiencing a system-wide meltdown. she described the number in their custody as unimaginable. >> they have never seen a surge like this. 100,000 people will cross this month alone. . >> and more than fiver50 billions of goods are traded each year. >> on saturday the trumped administration announced they would cut off aid to the

so-called it triangle. frfrsz >> and we them to do noefr is not a rooet reasonable. >> people are desperately coming to the united states. ful >> president trump threatened to shut down the border as soon as this tweak. frorls a trip that includes a border town. plr all things considered president is expected to raise the issue in some capacity. sglrsz thank you. former vice president joe biden responded to the acuzagss he made her feel unesy. not ones if andi lucy flores

says biden kissed her hair. >> if he's saying he doesn't believe that's inappropriate, then frankly i think that's a bit of a disconnect and not being aware. >> she says biden's behavior should disqualify him from running for president. it appears actor jussie smollett is trying to keep a low proif i am after dropping charngs against him for allegedly staging his own hate crime. >> reporter: jussie smollett was a eno show saturday night. but that didn't keep the empire actor out of the spotlight.

comedian chris rock roasted smollett during a presentation. >> you'r jesse. that "u" was respect. you're not gettic "respect out of me. cook county states' attorney fox recuse herself but she stated i welldom an i didn't outside nonpolitical review but insuring i and my office have the community's trust paramount. police officers who work the case for weeks. mark garigos

>> thaurb rr saying they want within hundred 50. it's just a fastabbing. >> andb david the police union is holding a rally to protest attorney kim fox and here team's decision. a teenager in atlanta rocked on the rock dounl it happened friday night. they say he shot him to death. the witness literally begged for his life. vines is now charge woud with murder. a suspect has been arrested. the 21-year-old college senior was last seen alive friday night. she got in a car police say she

mistakenly thought was her uber. >> reporter: these photo os are the last moments 21-year-old samantha josephson was seen alive. they say inuniversity of south carolina student got into a impala, likely by mistake. >> we know she had scheduled an uber-ride and open the door and got. >> turkey rubt rurntz find their dpart too. and he allegedly activated the child-proof locks to keep her from escaping. >> also the cell phone belonging to the victims found in the

passenger compartment of the suspect's vehicle. >> reporter: she dreamed of being a lawyer. >> she was a very kind, brubly person. she was excited about fais fax and it with tremendouses sadness and off a broken heart i post this. uber declined to comment but it warned of quote ride share scam and talgts rr where they pose paz uber drivers. on the app it will show you the driver's license of the car you want to get into. infrared coast guard video shows them clinging to their jackets west of bay port, florida.

one by one by telecopter. you're watching the cbs overnight news. frfrs

sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy. but with olay regenerist whip spf 25, it's so lightweight. i love it. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything.

welcome back. there was more trouble on the boeing 737 max 8. it had to be diverted. the planeeneded up landing at dulles international. meanwhile there are more kroo clues to the crashes of the airiners. >> reporter: a source tell cbs news black box data from

ethiopian flight has given faa official as growing sense of the 737 max's new stall system was a factor. terrirr looking at whether a sensor failure falsely activated the system. this new information once again suggested similarities between the crash and ethiopia. a total of 336 pipal lost their lives. safety investigator meaning both bowie and it they need sthauvl problem quickly. they need to the trust them fr ten days -- but the 72 plaxs in

the u.s. will remain grounded until they approve boeing's updates. he filed the first lawsuit. he believes the rush to catch up to rival air bus led to dejien mistakes that turn ddly. sglits rr hard to have a great deal of confidence and participated. frors >> devastated by the two crashes. the preliminary report is expected within days. let's talk tramp loons now. have your kids ever been to a trampoline park? a number of parks have grown

from 40 to more than 1,000 around the world. and now there's a push to make them safer. >>reporter: just days before that was signed a footballer was injured. cbs confirmed six people have died at trampoline parks. many of those inare often forced into arbitration. >> reporter: most weekends they're packed with hundreds of kids bouncing, jumping and playing tag. their popularity is leadingthem. at the bottom right of the

screen a father unknowingly causes what's called a double bounce. his 4-year-old son nealimate rr. the >> a full minute before anyone, including the guard on duty is in pain. mcpherson has coached gymnastics for more than 30 years. since 2011 he's been an expert witness against trampoline parks. he says the injuries they can can kausz cause are life threatening. they're still moving yeah. >> reporter: injuries so severe they can twleed death.

rick was world class gymnast. >> what mattered most in his life was his gymnastics. >> that changed when he visited a trampoline parking with it the husband and twins. he came down wrong on his foot and hit his head. >> the vertebrae cracked and paralyzed him. he was over 90% >> within three minutes you lost the love of your life? >> yep. i watched the lights go out in his eyes. >> reporter: in the last few years emergency room visits have sky rocketed.

the numbers have shot from 2500 toall noes 8 >> this whole set up is run. >> reporter: several flags for lack of supervision j trampolines flush against thinly padded walls. just bomb pits agist jagsant to have is enough. >> are you risking your life when you go to a trampoline park? >> yes. >> birthday parties no, never. >> reporte i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85,

and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance plan, available through the colonial penn program. it has an affordable rate starting at $9.95 a month. no medical exam, no health questions. your acceptance is guaranteed. and this plan has a guaranteed lifetime rate lock, so your rate can never go up for any reason.

so call now for free information. and you'll also get this free beneficiary planner. and it's yours just for calling. so call now.

women are standing up for what they deserve in the office in the world and finally, in the bedroom our natural lubrication varies every day it's normal so it's normal to do something about it ky natural feeling the lubrication you want nothing you don't get what you want ♪ ♪ boy meets girl so that is a clip by roxy music. they were inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame. they came together in britain in the 1970s and pioneer for what

came to be known as heart rock. >> reporter: with with their blend of glamor and art school exentristies, the british band led by david faury would blur the boundaries of rock music. ♪ oh can't you see love is the drug for me ♪ >> reporter: did you have a sense of the sound you wanted? >> it doesenth really want an invitation. it kind of ended up in the thinthin thing. >> reporter: the english magazine called them quite simply the greatest rock group britain has producesed this side of the beatles.

he delivered newspapers and mag zo zeens as a boy. >> i would just walk down the street. find my cheap ticket. my little white trench coat. i was really moved by all that music. >> his father took care of the horses in the coal mine. >> put her in the coal wagon. i had this strong working class kind of effort. >> did you think a can career in music was possible? >> no. never occurred to me. >> reporter: he started writing

songs while studying art. he met saxophonest who introduced him and bill on guitar. ♪ >> were you surprised at how successful it was? >> yeah. >> their debut single released in 1972 sored to number four on the british charts. >> reporter: your look was as distinctive as your sound. >> kind of reserved. step out of ocharacter.

as kevin made it easier. >> but in 1973 going onto collaborate with artists like david bowie and u2. >> people want to do other things and it upsets a lot of people because they'd like us to be together. >> in all roxy music would release eight alwomans. but the u.s. was harder to crack. until their final album. "avalon" would sell more than 1,000,000 copies in america. fairy disbanded the band after that.

but continued a successful solo ocareer. recently his music has been used in bab lawn berlin, the germanb language series on netlux. in a club scene fairy himself apeerz sunging a "iable got it. i find it qui-- and last night inducted by duran duran, a brand they greatly influenced. >> without roxy band, there would be no duran duran. >> reporter: and fairy reunited with two of his original mates.

when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for

the race that's been designed for you. one of america's favorite superhereofo os celebrated his 80th birthday saturday. batman. >> i want you to tell all of your friends about me. >> who are you? >> i'm batman. >> reporter: one of the most iconic characters in comic book history is celebrating the milestone. 80 years ago that man made his first appearance in texas book comics 87. it came out march 30th, 1989. and a multibillion industry --

>> he's had a huge impact often omovies, televisions, video games, toys, roller coasters. i think there's probably batman fruit snacks. >> trrts the work of of artist bob kane, commissioned by d.c. to create a superhero to build on the sux ses of. >> man. the cape crusader also had a double life. bruise wayne by day matman by day. frors he picked opside kick, roben the wonder. and both were going to go on the scene.

the 1960s brought the campy character of the batman tv show. >> what's wonderful about the batman show was the ye afrt deliberately set out to mike a comedy of batman. they look at this wealthygue who spends his time running around in batman pajamas. >> in 1989 and over thor years has been played by five different act frz, grossing in the billions. everyone from michael keaton, val kimmer.

george clooney to rg krigstion bail and ben affleck. but all the way he statayed tru on the cages of the comic captioning funded by cbs it's monday, april 1st, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." on the defense. former vice president joe biden is trying to diffuse an allegation against him of unwanted touching. border threat. president trump says he'll shut it down this week if mexico can't stop the flow of migrants. and it's down to the final