has since been place d on administrative leave. the parents are left with grief. >> we believe they executed him. our son. >> i should be able to tell my son, i love you and he says i love you too and now i have to do it in spirit. today, the city council'ser oversight committee held a meeting with the mayor to discuss the use of no-knock warrants. following the mayor putting a moratorium on the practice after the shooting. so far, no word on if the officer will be charged in the case, norah. >> thanks. well, tonight an investigation is under way in to the death of a navy s.e.a.l. dant who died following several days of grueling training known as hell week. the navy said that the 24-year-old man a former college football star at yale and monmouth university and a second candidate were transported to a hospital after experiencing symptoms of an unknown illness

on friday. all right, day three of the winter olympics is in the books and team usa is off to a historically slow start, especially in the medal count. we are in beijing with the highs and lows of america's best. >> i've already lost count of the number of times i've cried today. >> reporter: figure skater vincent zhou delivered the news of his positive covid test via instagram. >> i've done everything to stay free of covid since the pandemic. i've isolated myself so much that the loneliness i felt in the last month or two has been crushing at times. >> reporter: the 21-year-old had just won silver in the team event. zhou's withdrawal kept a. >> o'donnell: mikaela shiffrin lost control on the mikaela shiffrin lost the giant slalom, forfeiting her chance at a gold medal. 15-year-old kamila valieva of russia dazzled the judges, the first female to land a quad at the winter games. but politics continues to hang over these games. u.s. born figure skater gu yi

decided to compete for china, broke down twice, prompting critics to call her a disgrace, while chinese tennis star peng shuai met with the president of the olympic international committee in beijing. late last year, shuai accused an official of sexual assault. in a new interview with the french paren l'equipe, she denied she'd been assaulted. marc ventouillac believes she answered his questions carefully. >> we interviewed in english alone with no chinese individual. >> reporter: peng shuai announced her retirement from tennis. later today, jason brown and nathan chen will take to the ice in the men's individual competition.

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>> tensions are rising over the border in canada because of covid restrictions. the mayorov ottawa, the country's capital, is declaring a state of emergency after a trucker protest in the eleventh day fighting vaccine mandates and other restrictions. it's described as under siege bringing the downtown to a stand still with thousands of truckers. let's turn now to the united kingdom, the platinum jubilee year is underway. cbs' mark phillips has more on the britain's longest serving monarch. >> thank you very much indeed.

>> reporter: what do you give a queen on the 70 anniversary of her record-breaking reign? apart from there and adoration of a grateful nation, you give her a cake, but it turns out it was the queen who provided the gift. she announced camilla, second wife of her son and heir charles should be known as queen consort when he becomes king. it's the final step in camilla's rehabilitation. it was princess diana who labeled camilla as the third person in her ill-starred marriage to charles. and charms and camilla waited and charles and camilla waited a decent interval until they married. but it's taken until now to settle what the next king's wife should be called. it's just the latest twist in an often glorious but sometimes messy drama of a reign. this is a queen who's been there through 14 u.s. presidents and who has danced and charmed and ridden with them through seven decades of history. a queen who other types of royalty have wanted to be seen with. that's old blue eyes, frank. that's marilyn. and three james bonds, sean,

pearce and daniel. a queen who came to the throne as part of a glamorous young couple now faces the last years of her reign as a widow but a queen that delivered on her promise to serve her people with a smile. this evening, the palace announced after a pause due to covid lockdowns and minor ailments, the queen now approaching her 96th birthday will be resuming her duties. norah. >> o'donnell: thank you, mark phillips in london. there's a lot more news ahead on the cbs overnight news.

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caught on video when maryland crossing guard anette goodyear saw a girl in the crosswalk with a speeding car coming. she shoved her to safety. goodyear says as a parent she does everything she can to keep all children safe. just incredible. all right, coming up next, a phoenix gym building more than muscles and changing lives.

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on the next episode of "turning point." right here on this station. >> o'donnell: walking into a fitness center for the first time can be intimidating for anyone. it can be especially difficult for those that face extra challenges in life. cbs's janet shamlian reports on a gym trying to change that. >> reporter: the workouts are grueling in this phoenix gym. >> all the way up. there you go, david. >> reporter: but muscles aren't the only measure of progress. >> shoulders down, elbows up. >> reporter: some of the athletes like cade are autistic. others have down syndrome or cerebral palsy. none have taken strength training until now. what made you think the kids needed that physical activity? >> a lot of the students i was working with could not get their body to listen to their brain and i was, like, okay, i think we'll do something about it. >> reporter: sarah farison and lillie vosa created the able fit

classes, betting that new found physical strength would lead to cognitive and emotional gain. >> when he's lifting heavy weights, it helps his mind-body connection allow him to pronunciate better. >> reporter: david works out with sister abby. she comes with her dad. the training is forging friendships, building confidence. cade, who uses a device to speak just might express it best. >> it is a gym that believes in me. >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, phoenix. that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday, for some of you the news continues and for others check back later for cbs mornings and check in online

at any time on cbs.com. reporting life from the capitol, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ ♪ this is the cbs news flash, i'm tom hanson in new york. the biden's administration -- landers said his resignation will take affect no later than february 18th. two new studies are calling for pregnant woman to get the covid vaccine. they find that covid infections increase the chances of complications. and at 8:00 a.m. eastern, leslie jordan and tracy ellis ross, will announce the 94th oscar nominations, we will have the reaction to the surprises and potential snubs on cbs

mornings. i'm tom hanson, cbs new york. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news". >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us, as we kick off the week together. tonight, the first glimmer of hope in what could be life after the pandemic. three states across the northeast, once the epicenter of the omicron surge, announced time lines to end strict covid mask mandates. the governors of new jersey, delaware, and connecticut all made the announcement to end their state's in-school mask mandates as cases continue their steep decline nationwide. according to johns hopkins, the number of new cases yesterday are down more than 95% from the high of 1.4 million on january 10th. more states are expected to follow suit even as the white

house today said universal mask wearing in school still remains our recommendation. a lot of news to get to. cbs's nancy chen will start us off from new york. good evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening to you. americans are sharply divided over restrictions but one after another state leaders are moving to a new normal, even as health officials urge caution. new jersey has had one of the country's strictest mask mandates in schools until now. >> this is a huge step back to normalcy for our kids. >> reporter: democratic governor phil murphy announcing an end to mask mandates in schools. >> we're not going to manage covid to zero, we have to learn how to live with covid as we move from a pandemic to the endemic phase of this virus. >> reporter: covid cases there are down 89%, but the c.d.c. continues to recommend universal masking in schools. deirdre birmingham, a new jersey mother of two, fears the new rules will lead to mass chaos.

what are your concerns going down the road? >> it's hard to put the genie pack in a bottle. a new variant comes along it will be hard to ask people to put mask on. >> reporter: in illinois where cases are down 73%, 143 school districts scrambled this weekend as a judge forced them to drop the mask mandate. >> the judge's decision cultivates chaos for parents, teachers and school administrators across the state. >> reporter: the ruling came after more than 700 parents sued to stop the mandate. tonight, connecticut's governor is dropping their school mask requirement. on friday, delaware's governor is lifting the mask mandates in schools next month. nationwide, covid cases are down 42% from last week but health officials warn normalcy is not here yet. what does normalcy look like these days? >> i think normalcy will be when transmission is down to an exceedingly low level. the only caveat is to make certain it goes down so you can halt mask restrictions.

state's mask manda is seto governor signaling it could be lifted entirely. norah. >> o'donnell: nancy chen, thank you. tensions over ukraine and russia were at the top of the agenda today when president biden welcomed the new german chancellor for the first white house visit. meanwhile french president emmanuel macron traveled to moscow for a sit-down with the russian president vladimir putin in hopes of building stability on the european continent. cbs' nancy cordes reports from the white house. >> reporter: another day, another show of force from russia's military, conducting joint patrols with belarus using missile-laden fighter jets. they were scoping out hundreds of u.s. troops that have just arrived in poland as pentagon officials warn if the russians invade ukraine they could topple the capitol of kyiv in just two

days. >> there's a lot to talk about. >> reporter: amid the rising tensions, president biden met with the chancellor of germany. but germany relies on russia for a third of its gas supply and, once again today, the chancellor declined to echo the u.s. threat to shut down a new russian gas pipeline called nord stream 2. president biden suggested he doesn't need germany's support. >> if russia invades, there will be no longer a nord stream 2. we will bring an end to it. >> reporter: u.s. military officials warned russia has now amassed 70% of the combat forces it would need for a full-scale takeover of ukraine. the pentagon says it could leave 50,000 civilians dead or wounded, and 5 million displaced. over the weekend, russian officials called those projections "madness and scare mongering."

cbs's imtiaz tyab is with ukrainian soldiers who are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: it must be terrifying, though, to have so many russian forces, so much russian weaponry right on your doorstep. >> it's not terrifying for us because we fight already eight years. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin wants assurancesd to join the n.a.t.o. alliance, a demand he reiterated in a meeting with french president emmanuel macron in moscow today. president biden said it would be a good idea for americans living in ukraine to leave. >> i hate to see them get caught in the crossfire if in fact they did invade. and we have some breaking news. it was chaos at a grocery store in washington today after a man opened fire killing one person and injuring at least one other. we get more from cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: tonight the town of richland is on alert as police

search for a man who opened fire inside a fred meyer grocery store and then fled. >> white male armed with a handgun. please do not contact him. >> reporter: photos from surveillance show the alleged gunman wearing a shirt and down vest pushing a shopping cart moments before pulling out a handgun and shooting. two people were hit, another killed, a store employee is treated at an area hospital in critical condition. >> the suspect and the deceased male from inside had some sort of interaction inside the store. we don't know to what extent that was. >> reporter: the shooting happened this morning when the store was busy. one witness reported hearing multiple shots fired. it is believed the suspect may have left in a vehicle. >> we're pursuing all investigative leads in order to find that individual and get him taken into custody. >> reporter: and the f.b.i. and a.t.f. are now assisting with the investigation. police have identified a person of interest. his motive remains unknown.

norah. >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

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this is the "cbs overnight news." a warm welcome back to the overnight news. i'm erol barnett in washington. major protests against covid restrictions and vaccine mandates are growing larger in canada, bringing some cities to a standstill. in canada's capitol, ottawa, the mayor has declared a state of emergency. thousands of truckers and others have been blocking streets for more than ten days that left downtown ottawa paralyzed. the unrest is spreading to other cities. cbs is going to bring us the latest. [ horns blaring ]

>> reporter: what started as a protest against u.s. and canadian rules requiring truckers to be fully vaccinated to enter either country has erupted in to a movement of thousands against the candien public health system. >> we don't need the government to tell us what to do. >> unvaccinated for two years, i've been shamed and -- off in a bus. >> reporter: the protesters took to the streets for the second week in a row with a convoy of semitrucks blocking conspire sections. they brought downtown ottawa to a halt, disrupting businesses and flooding police with calls from everything from honking to threats and assault. >> we are in the midst of an emergency. >> reporter: the mayor declared a state of emergency, asking for outside help as authorities say they are out numbered and the police chief described being under siege. the protests have drawn praise

from former president donald trump and the convoy is getting lodgistical and financial support from people in the united states. on friday, go fund me shut down a fundraiser for the so-called freedom convoy that garnered 8 million u.s. dollars. the company said the action was taken because of reports of violence and other behavior. >> more festivities are happening across the uk to mark queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne, the 95-year-old queen is the only british monarch to celebrate what is known as a platinum jubilee, we report from buckingham palace. >> reporter: there's no user manuel on how to be queen. sure, there's set piece

choreographed events where horses and guilded carriages and jewelry count. if she had a manuel, it would be, wear bright smiles, a hat and a smile. >> reporter: this is about the queen became queen, called back from a foreign trip about her father george vi died. the coronation was the following year. elizabeth's reign is not only the longest in a british royal line going back a thousand years. it's been an exercise in adapting to change without really changing very much. >> it is very simple, i declare before you saul with my whole life, whether it's long or short, shall to be devoted to your service. >> reporter: it's been long, her reign, 14 u.s. presidents long so far. and she has met almost all of

them since eisenhower. perhaps the most memorable encounter took place on horseback. usually they were all smiles. occasionally not. in a celebrity age, other types of royalty have always wanted to be seen next to the real thing. that's old blue eyes frank. and that's marilyn. there were at least three james bonds. sean, pierce, and daniel. but a 70 year reign was not all glitter and tiarass when a destructive fire consumed parts of windsor castle in the same year as three of her children's marriages were seen to break down. andrew and sarah, she was moved to admit there could be bumps along the bumpy rocky road. >> it has turned out to be --

>> but the latin for terrible year was a portend to when dianna died, and when she was forced to acknowledge the outpouring of grief. many days may have been happy ones. but harry and megan are gone in self exile and -- yet the queen once part of a glamorous young couple now a lonely widow carries on. still doing what she always promised to do. >> something else can finish it off. >> reporter: her job, with a smile. the queen spends this anniversary up at one of her country estates, where her father died. there will be a big national

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collection of beatless memorabilia like no other. one of lennon's sons is auctioning off digital collectibles. julian will keep the items and the nfts is a digital version of the item that someone can own. we sat down with julian to find out how it all works. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i was only 4 years old when dad frequently wore this colorful afghan coat on the set of the magical mystery tour. julian lennon tells a personal story with each piece of beatles medical beal quota. >> sharing this piece of history is a great pleasure for me. >> reporter: you have a nice narrating voice. >> thank you, kind sir. >> reporter: i thought that was important. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he is auctioning an nft of this famous costume from

the movie. >> from the scenes filmed in the alps my dad wore this black cape. >> reporter: each nft has been minted with images of the item and julian's commentary and will be stored on the block chain. >> it's unique and one in the world or the universe. >> reporter: also in the sale, nfts of three guitars, given to julian by his father. which one means the most? >> they all mean a great deal. but the christmas, turned up on my door where mom and i was living and i opened it up and it was the most beautiful thing i have ever ever seen and still is to this day. >> this nft allows me to share a small part of it with someone who can appreciate the sacrosanct nature of a gift from a father encouraging his son. >> reporter: how do you value that? >> it depends on how much it

means to someone else. >> reporter: you don't. >> you just don't know. >> the most valuable nft may be paul mckaurt -- mccartney's arrangement. >> i had a chat with uncle paul and he gave me his blessing. >> reporter: did you reach out to him? >> request yes, i did. i didn't want to damage the relationship in any way shape or form. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey jude, don't let me down ♪ >> mccartney began the song after julian's parents split. john left cynthia lennon for yoko ono. >> uncle paul began singing hey jules on the drive out to visit mom and i. that spark of inspiration soon

developed in to the beatles song "hey jude," having a song that, you know, written about you quite a unique position. as a child, you appreciate what that represents. >> reporter: what did it come to represent? >> well, i guess one of the weird things, this is being totally honest. i to have a love hate relationship with it. >> reporter: why? >> with the song. well, i'm thankful that the song was made about me, and the l lyrics push me and it reminds me of a time and place that was relatively hurtliful for me. it remind mes me of a very, ver sad time. i don't think that people understand that side of it. it was a tough road. ♪ hey jude ♪ ♪ don't be afraid ♪ >> reporter: in get back, in the new disney plus documentary you

can watch paul and john working on the session and the final performance of the rooftop of the apple building in london. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling ♪ ♪ i think that everybody knows ♪ >> julian and his half brother attended the premier of the documentary, directed by peter jackson. >> sean and i were together and we were not sure whether we wanted to go. >> reporter: you weren't? >> well, we just, you know, i have been to a few other films, documentaries and otherwise about dad in the beatles and you always feel like you are there and to people are watching your reactions. >> reporter: yeah. >> you know, it's like, really? do i want to do that. and anyway, we just decide that, you know, the two of us together would be strong enough to deal with anything. >> reporter: how did it affect you to see that? >> you know, seeing dad as i remembered him as a kid, being

goofy and silva and i funny. being ironic and being you know, all that he was. just reminded me of when we were living together as a kid. >> reporter: i think you said in your post that you felt an even deeper love for your father. >> that's correct. >> reporter: what did you mean exac exactly? >> it's been a long time since he passed and you have mixed emotions and i certainly have about my relationship with him. i learned to love him more, i saw him as i recall him and remember him and because of who he was back then. it brought back very, very fond memories and maybe i would push those aside for quite a few years. so that, ends up being a great surprise almost. >> it was a great surprise. sean and i walked in to it with a lot of anxiety and a lot of nerves, you know, really not knowing what to expect. i was able to reach out to peter

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guard, the u.s. army corp of engineers is simulating if helicopters are needed for search and rescue on the bay. the first operation, lowered the helicopter emt to the boat. after numerous reps they can conducted a second exercise in open water. >> standing by. >> reporter: both exercises show the incredible precision needed to pull off a real life rescue. once the operation ended it was back to business as usual at the pier, and they pulled this out of the busy waterway. >> it looked to me like a plank from a system on an old dock. >> reporter: another addition to a growing pile of things they have taken from the bay. >> it on would be hazard to go through. it's would not be as pretty that is for sure and it would not be such a fun place to hang out if we didn't clean it out once in a

while. >> and that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm erol barnett. this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york t biden administration's top science adviser eric lander resigned after allegedly bullying his staff according to an internal investigation. landers said his resignation will take affect no later than february 18th. two new studies are renewing calls for pregnant women to get the covid vaccine. the first by the national institutes health finds covid infections increase the risksf covid complications and another shows higher antibody levels in vaccinated pregnant women and their babies than those not vaccinated. we will have the reactions to the surprises and potential

snubs on cbs mornings. i'm tom hanson, cbs news, new york. it's tuesday, february 8th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." turning point. several states are relaxing mask mandates. what it means for schoolchildren and the public. breaking overnight, a white house shakeup. the top science adviser to president biden resigns. the controversy that forced him to step down. fighter jet crash. leaked video shows a $100 million aircraft burst into flames after a rough landing. captioning funded by cbs you. i'm anne-marie well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. with the omicron surge tapering off, there are signs people are trying to move