demarco morgan, cbs news, baltimore. >> quijano: that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. the news continues now on our digital network cbsn. >> live, from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix five news. >> now, this east bay school principal is on life-support tonight, and his wife is behind bars. >> plus we are learning more about the woman who was killed yesterday afternoon, during a crash and shooting on highway four. >> a fuel tank goes up in flames, sparking an underground explosion that blew manhole covers right out of the ground. >> something stinks, tonight, the city is launching an official investigation to sniff out the problem. >> good evening. the mysterious odors have become such a problem that the city is now putting up some serious cash to find the source. so, what then? here is kpix, kit. >> every time i drive , before i open the door, i have to mentally prepare myself depending on how the wind is blowing outside, it can be either a good day, or a bad day. >> there's a reason why they call it smelly, stinky, whatever it is, i ca

demarco morgan reports. >> reporter: the justice department is taking aim at financial scams targeting this is a particularly despicable crime because of its massive and growing program. >> reporter: the attorney general thursday announced the results of the latest federal crackdown on elder fraud. >> it's despicable because the people involved are vulnerable. because of their stage in life, they don't have the opportunity frequently to recover. >> reporter: in the past year criminal and civil charges have been filed against 260 defendants. >> who allegedly defrauded more than two million americans of more than three quarters of a billion dollars. >> reporter: officials say the scammers will target nearly anyone. among their would-be victims was 95-year-old william webster, former head of the cia and the fbi. >> my husband received a phone call from someone claiming to be the head of a mega millions lottery. the catch was, bill needed to send him $50,000 in cash to pay the taxes on the lottery. >> reporter: the caller's tone soon went from solicitous to threatening. >> when i got on th

>> quijano: demarco, thank you. president trump spent the weekend in florida for a second straight day. the president headed to one of his courses to play golf. his critics in his critics in washington were teeing-off, too. here's erroll barnett. >> what we are looking for is corroborative evidence. >> reporter: today, adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, said michael cohen's lies about trump tower moscow have raised questions about president trump's intentions for the project. >> he may believe that when he leaves office, he still wants to build this tower. and while that may not be criminal, it is nonetheless corrupt. >> reporter: cohen begins a three-year prison sentence in may for lying about the trump tower moscow project as well as finance violations. mister trump said cohen asked him directly about a presidential pardon-- which he turned down. cohen denies making such a request. >> given his checkered past, if he's- if he's breathing he's lying. >> reporter: republican john kennedy,

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demarco, thank you very much.ear houston tonight, a fire that began at a chemical plant on sunday, we are told could burn for two more days. at least eight storage tanks went up. the smoke can be seen for miles. officials say there is no immediate danger from the fumes. french investigators said today the black boxes from ethiopian 3rlines flight 302 show clear similarities between that crash and the october lion air crash ir indonesia. and there are growing calls for an investigation into how the 737 max was deemed safe to fly f the first place. kris van cleave has been looking into this. >> reporter: as family members ed ohe 157 who died on ethiopian airlines flight 302 said good- bye to their loved ones one week cter the crash, questions are eeing raised about how the 737 max was originally cleared for air travel and about the relationship between the f.a.a. and boeing. federal authorities have told employees at both to retain documents relating to the plane's approval process, which by design relies on manufac

here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: tuba player, richard white, knows how to make his brass instrument growl. but few know how the baltimore native made it to the big stage. >> some nights, unfortunately, i couldn't find my mom. i would sleep under trees. >> reporter: at the age of 3, he was homeless and living on the streets of inner city baltimore. his mother, an alcohol, struggled to keep a roof over their heads. this fountain was a lifeline. you would get water and bathe here. >> this is where i washed up, man. yeah. >> reporter: it's still tough for you. >> it's very real. sorry. >> reporter: then, a miracle. >> i was found right down here. >> reporter: found alone in a doorway during a snowstorm. he was adopted by a couple that gave him more than a home, they gave him a passion for music. he loved it so much, he applied to the baltimore school for the arts. >> he had a broken hip at the time. he has crutches. he has a plastic sousaphone around him. >> i said, i'm here to audition. he said, really? auditions were yesterday. and i said, but i'm here now. >> something came through t

demarco morgan gotells us how o boy went from being homeless on the street to being front and center the big stage. >> reporter: richard white knows how to make his deep-pitched brass instrument growl. but very few know the story about how the baltimore native made it to the big stage. >> some nights, unfortunately, i couldn't find my mom. i would go in abandon houses or sleep under trees. >> reporter: at the age of 3, white was homeless, living on the streets of inner city baltimore. his mother, an alcoholic, struggled to keep a roof over their heads. this fountain was a lifeline. you would get water and also would bathe. >> yeah. this is where i washed up, man. >> reporter: it's still tough for you. >> it's very real. sorry. >> reporter: then, a miracle. >> i was found right down here. >> reporter: found alone in a door way during a snowstorm. he was later adopted by vivian and richard mcclean, who gave him more than just a home. they gave him a passion for music. he loved it so much, he went to the baltimore school of the arts, run by chris ford. >> he comes in. he had a broken hi

demarco williams has the details. >> reporter: it happened just after 9:00 last night.were a dozen shots in all. six of them striking reputed mafia boss frank cali in the chest. frank's wife and children were home at the time. >> confirmed male shot. >> he has a conversation with an individual in front of that residence and that individual at some point in time, it's only about a minute into it, pulls out a firearm and shots are fired. >> reporter: police say cali tried to crawl to safety under a car. they say surveillance video capturedhond the vehicle a pickup truck believed to be the getaway car. home to some of new york's most notorious mobsters and their families. >> it's deja vu all over again. >> reporter: david shapiro is a former special agent with the fbi. >> this was not a robbery. this was something to send a message and make sure that it was heard loud and clear. >> reporter: last night's shooting was reminiscent of the murder of another crime boss. gunned down outside a popular new york city steakhouse in 1985. castellano's death led to t rise of john dgot

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demarco morgews from the sky ov the flooded midwest reveal miles and miles of devastation. we took a plane to fremont, a town of 26,000 isolated by the water. volunteers with planes are helping fly in supplies. >> fremont's land locked, they are running out of food so more than happy to help. >> while on the grown, a convoy lead by the nebraska national guard delayed aid to restricted routes. it's good to see the community coming together. bringing in supplies, everyone is helping out. >> since sunday, more than 44000 people have been evacuate from their homes in at least have reached a nearly 200 miles of levees. >> 55 years i have never seen anything like that. >> could not come at a worse time of farmers, chapter 12 bankruptcy were up last year, estimated more than $400 million worth of livestock could be impacted by the flooding. >> we just had a short time to get essentials and dogs and us the door. but the important stuff we got, and the rest will have to be replaced. >> many able to return home yesterday discovered they'd lost everything. >> i'm just kind of in a fog

. >> demarco morgan reports. plane was the same model involved in another high- profile crash back in october. >> reporter: this field is where ethiopia airlines flight 302 went down on sunday morning. 149 passengers and eight crew members were on board. there were no survivors. first responders spent the day scouring the crash site for victims remaining as well as any clues as to why this happened. >> and that will obviously rely heavily on the two black boxes, the flight data recorder, and the cockpit voice recorder. >> reporter: the plane went down just six minutes into the flight to nairobi, kenya. >> we are very, very saddened. our heart is broken. >> reporter: the chief executive of ethiopian airline says the boeing 737 max 8 was new, having been delivered to his company in november. >> at this stage we cannot rule out anything. reporter: in october another boeing 737 max crashed into the java sea off of indonesia, killing 189 people. and that tragedy also happened just after takeoff. >> well, i think there

. >> you know, everybody wants to talk [bleep] about demarco's defense. i told y'all last game, we haven't played with energy at practice. everybody want to -- it's a problem with de marcus is out there, yet everyone picked energy up and all the sudden no one and talking about de marcus is a problem defensively. >>> maybe you'll see this again at a warriors victory ceremony. they brought the big fella back earlier this week. he helped to a 2015 nba title and is playing in australia. he was bitter about durant trade. he set the record straight. >> i mean, i won't do that to myself. you know, so i'm not under any illusions that i'm gs k d. d hate if i arli >>> paul t ns the west coast conference tournament. in white, facing loyola marymount. she hit 18. they advanced 17-38, face top seed gonzaga in the finals in vegas. >>> a giants game, buster posey lost his bat against the cubs. 2nd inning, they did get to derek rodriguez. but they found a hole, move runners over, a second-inning run in a shutout by chicago. meantime the as hosted the brewers over in mesa

for members of the united states transportation station, joined by a team of technical advisors, demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>> southwest airlines weeding out that the company operates a fleet of 31 boeing 737 max eight aircraft, southwest says safety d airworths,ic that want president sharing the stage with musicians at a festival this weekend at least 10 democrats and republicans in austin texas this weekend to appear at the sxsw festival conference. one other potential contender that is still looming over the field former vice president joe biden is expected to launch his presidential campaign next month, if he jumps and he would be joining a field that already includes 14 democrats. >> i welcome my -- vice president biden to raise i think his voice will help the party and i would like to see them move more to the center. >>> new poll of iowa democrats this weekend putting him on top, in the next few weeks they say he will put his final touches on his campaign team and strategy. >>> accusations against r kelly, a couple come forward saying they have found a tape that allegedl

. ♪ demarco morgan, cbs news, baltimore. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday.ome of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning. kwaelgts " kwaelgts " " >>> this is the "net knelt overnight news." >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. grief and outrage has turned into outrage in new zealand where they're still coming to grips with the tear everer attack that left 50 people dead. prime minister is vowing to change the gun laws to keep a massacre like this from ever happening again. and the victims unable to bury their loved ones. ben tracy is in christchurch. >> from the work that we need to do on our gun laws. >> reporter: new zealand prime minister is calling for urgent action after the worst massacre in the country's modern history. the suspected gunman purchaseda rampage at two mosques in christchurch friday legally. >> what's done is just not right. >> reporter: his family spoke for the first time today. >> it's just so much for everything to take in that somebody in our family would do anyt

demarco, good morning. >> good morning. a disturbing story on so many levels.own history of mental illness. tilson's lawyer said deputies used force on him at least six times in jail. he points out that we all have loved ones struggling with mental health issues and warns this could happen to any of them. >> i know my son's not resting in peace. >> reporter: his family speaking out about shali tilson's dying in a cell. >> i can't think of the words to describe what i'm feeling. they sat there and watched him die a slow, horrible, cruel death. >> a deranged person at my door trying to kick it in. if t's a former tenant. >> reporter: tilson was arrested last march for disorderly conduct after allegedly beating on a door to an apartment where he used to live. he was taken to rockdale county jail outside atlanta. body camera footage shows him speaking erratically as police restrain him. a lawsuit filed by tilson's family says he was secretsfrenic and in the midst of a medical crisis and needed medical attention but instead was placed in solitary confinement. it say

thank you very much, demarco. >>> the prime minister of new zealand vows to reform her country's gun laws in response to the worst mass shooting in the country's modern history. 50 people were killed when a gunman opened fire on friday at two different mosques in the city of christchurch of the the 28-year-old targeted muslims because of his white nationalist and anti-immigrant views. this is their largest ever criminal investigation. we are learning the identities of some of those who were killed. the youngest was just 3 years old. it's hard to take in. ben tracy is in christchurch where 31 people remain hospitalized, including nine still in critical condition. ben, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. so this makeshift memorial here in christchurch really has become a focal point for this community that in so many ways is still in shock. we have seen people come here and just stand and stare with tears rolling down their cheeks, wondering how this has happened. they're shocked because new zealand is one of the safest countries in the world and now its government says it

demarco morgan got a look at a lab in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> expression. >> to create an avatarounds like you. >> scombrufrunch up your face. >> reporter: 180 camera and 500 lights capture your face from different angles. >> puff out cheeks. >> reporter: making all sorts of silly faces. >> you are doing fantastic. >> 180 cameras. >> cameras. high resolution. >> so why so many? >> so the reason is because we want to be able to understand exactly how you look from every different viewpoint because in virtual reality we might move and look at you from different perspectives and it has to look as real as you. >> reporter: yaser sheikh creates them. >> this is a way of spending time with a friend you meet and say let's meet at the eiffel tower and you materialize there. >> reporter: when you put the going thes on you see a three-dimensional version of the person you remember talking to so it feels like they're right in front of you. oh this, looks real. to make it real the scanner captures 180 gigabytes of data per second. that's less than two seconds to feel a typical laptop hard dr

. >> at the suffolk county jail on new york's long island, sheriff vincent demarco says one drug in particular is wreaking havoc nationwide, but especially in the northeastern united states. >> a lot of people who wind up here in the suffolk county jail are in here because they committed burglary, robbery, maybe even murders. but the underlying theme to committing those crimes is heroin. they need to feed the habit. >> this is rock bottom, i think. this is definitely rock bottom for me. >> suffolk county inmate car a debella had recently plead guilty to three counts of identity theft, crimes she had committed to support her heroin addiction. >> there's no reason i should be like this. i have a family that's wonderful and supported. i wasn't abused. nothing like that happened to me. i graduated st. john's in finance. after that i went on to work in a brokerage firm. i did really well there. but then that's when i started really getting into drugs. >> how much money do you think you spent on heroin? in the past ten years? >> half a mill. i sold like a bmw car, i stole thousands of dollars from m

laura demarco writes, ultimately "gloria bell" is not a film about finding love, but about findi findingourself or like 50-something gloria rediscovering herself. and another calls it a delicate bitter tweet portrait of life at middle age. >> the next one is a nightmare from writer and director of "get out." lupita nyongo stars in "us." there's a couple and their relaxing vacation at their beach house turns into horror when their family is terrorized by an evil yup of doppelgangers. >> there's a family in our driveway. >> it probably the neighbors. >> hi, can i help you? if you want to get crazy, we can get crazy. ♪ >> what are you people? >> it's us. >> janai, i cannot watch that movie by myself. i wouldn't be able to do it. "us" is scoring good on rotten tomatoes. one writes, quote, it's a privilege to step back in the fun house of jordan peele's imagination. another said "us" gave me real life nightmares. >> that is one i can't wait to see. wee actual gng to see it today. that's a big deal. i don't usually go see movies on fridays, but that looks good. remember "get out" by jordan pee

demarco morgan is in boston where the winter storm warning is in effect and he's right the middle of all of that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. the schools are out today. downtown quiet as it would be considering a day like this with heavy snowfall as you can see behind me. it's pretty picturesque, but traffic is moving slowly. emare still trying to make their way through here, some who had no choice but go to work today. the winter weather advisories are still in place for new england. you want to keep that in mind. also the heavy snow is responsible for blanketing the roadways here. it's the biggest snowstorm boston has seen all season. snowfall totals have reached more than 15 inches h this winter. new jersey is under a state of emergency, and more than 4,500 plows and spreaders have been deployed to clear heavy snow in that state ssab for drivers. it caused car crashes across the region. the storm isn't the end of the winter misery. you talked about it, gayle, an arctic air mass is bringing windchill warnings and advisories that will spread into t