nikki battiste has the story. >> it's like the boat is tipping. >> reporter: what looks like a movie real-life drama on a cruise ship. >> i was like, oh, man, this is not good. >> reporter: with glass, tables, chairs, and passengers flying. >> we had to, like, hold on to the things in our cabin to get us to the door. it was terrifying. >> reporter: norwegian cruise officials say unexpected winds hitting around 115 miles per hour sent it heeling to the port side sunday night during a seven-night cruise from new york to the bahamas. a cruise line representative told cbs news that several injuries were reported and those guests and crew were treated by the ship's medical staff. the company also said there was no damage to the ship and that she arrived in port canaveral in florida today. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >> glor: coming up here tonight, a top government doctor weighs in on a treatment some are calling an h.i.v. breakthrough. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you'r

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nic nikki battiste has more on their extreme response. >> reporter: at the stroke of midnight anyone the age of 18 years old without a measles vaccine in rockland county, new york will be barred from most public places. ed day is the county executive. >> it is the largest outbreak in the nation since the measles was eradicated in 2000. >> reporter: officials are taking the extraordinary step because there have been 153 confirmed pleasele cases here since last october. 48 this year alone. health officials say the outbreak has centered around the orthodox jewish community. >> we're seeing increasing infections. we're seeing increasing exposures. we're getting more resistance from a variety of areas. >> reporter: rockland county officials say unvaccinated people who violate the emergency declaration could face a fine of up to $500 and up to six months in jail. >> is this more of a scare tactic? >> i would say it's more of an attention grabber. if worst comes to worst, if you intentionally bring unvaccinated children -- >> across the country there have been 333 cases in 15 states already

." >> welcome to the overnight news, i'm nikki battiste.ndal is ripping through the uncovered what it called the biggest college admissions cheating scam ever. "operation varsity blues" found that dozens of well-heeled americans, including famous personalities, bribed big bucks to get their children into colleges. chep reid has the story. >> they flaunted their wealth, shari sha sparing no expense. >> reporter: fbi officials were blunt. >> these parents are a catalog of wealth and privilege. >> reporter: court documents say the scheme was going for at least a decade, and involved 33 parents spending $25 million, to get their kids in elite schools, including georgetown, stanford and yale, through falsified test scores or athlete recruits. the mastermind is william singer, who pled guilty to conspiracy and racketeering and became a cooperating witness, turning in clients, including actress felicity huffman and lori loughlin of "fuller house." huffman supposedly paid money to boost her daughter's s.a.t. score. >> to have someone either take th

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nikki battiste has more. >> reporter: around 8:30 a.m. saturday, this air transat plane's pilot alerted air traffic control to a possible fire. >> reporter: passengers on flight 942 reported the smell of smoke coming from the cargo hold... >> reporter: ...which forced the canadian airline's boeing 737, traveling from montreal to fort lauderdale, florida, to make an emergency landing at newark airport. safely on the ground, the pilot asked all 189 passengers and six crew members to deplane on emergency slides. newark airport tweeted that all runways were closed due to an "airport emergency," leaving other flights and passengers stuck on the runway. >> we saw the planes stacked up when we landed, and you could see they were using one runway. >> reporter: all flights resumed a few hours later. in a statement, air transat said, "no one was injured." but a spokesman for the port authority which oversees newark airport told cbs news two minor injuries were reported. one passenger had a panic attack. the other was hurt sliding down the emergency

nikki battiste has more on this. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: ten-year-old renyia wright willever celebrate another birthday fifth. grader died two days after a classroom fight mound that left her with serious injuries at forest hills elementary school in south carolina. a police report stated wright was found unconscious but breathing at the school and she was rushed to the hospital. her mother, ash wright, posted this picture on facebook from her daughter's hospital room. "this is what bullying causes. still unresponsive at this time. keep the prayers coming." paragraph due to the ongoing investigation and the student privacy law, we cannot share specific details at this time. >> reporter: today the school board's chairman addressed a roomful of parents demanding answers but released few details about what exactly happened. which has left some of the community outraged. >> we're enraged. we're upset and we're enraged. >> we need answers. as a community, we need closure. this is not the first incident of bullying. >> reporter: the school district says the other student also a

nikki battiste has the story. >> reporter: what looks like a movie scene is a real-life drama on a cruise ship. >> this is not good. >> reporter: with glass, tables and chairs and passengers flying. >> we had to hold on to the things in the cabin to get us to the door. >> reporter: norwegian cruise officials say wind s hitting 11 miles per hour, during a cruise from new york to the bahamas. a cruise line representative told cbs news that several injuries were reported. and the guests and crew were treated by the ship's medical staff. the company says there was no damage to the ship. and she arrived at port canaverk canaveral in florida tonight. >>> a doctor weighs in on something that some are calling an hiv breakthrough. 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 >>> the field of democrats running for president next year remains at 12, with two big names opting o

nickki battiste is here with he journey, her motivation, and her struggle.an impossible task both mentally and physically. one woman backed by a community of strangers helped change the conversation from impossible to remarkable. >> i've run a marathon, 100 marathons in 100 days is insane. >> yeah, i wish you told me that 100 days ago. >> reporter: 48-year-old australian native mina guli wants people to know she didn't set out to run 2,620 miles for the exercise. >> when i tell people i'm running 100 marathons, instantly they think it's because i like running. >> reporter: do you like running? >> no. are you kidding? t's like 100 marathons, 100 days of pain. i've been running in some of the most extreme places on the planet from uzbekistan to australia which was incredibly hot. >> reporter: the 100-marathon challenge was born out of what she calls necessity. she's the founder and ceo of thirst, a nonprofit created to help battle water scarcity around the globe by 2050. the united nations says as many as 5.7 billion people could be living in these areas. with

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nikki battiste is in west nyack rockland count we how officials hope the controversial ban will containhind me is one of several public places that rockland county will not allow unvaccinated minors to enter. the outbreak is concentrated in the orthodox jewish community and now the county is telling the parents to get your children vaccinated or keep them home. >> my goal is to have this measles officially eradicated again in 2019. >> reporter: rockland county executive ed day says he's determined to end the worst males outbreak in the country. his emergency order went into effect at midnight banning unvaccinated children under the age of 18 from entering public places, including schools, shopping malls, restaurants and houses of worship. it does not apply to outdoor spaces. is the this more of a scare tactic, or are you expecting to actually prosecute people? >> we're not expecting to prosecute anybody. it is an attention-grabber. i wouldn't call it a scare tactic. we're look at people to understand the severity of what we're facing. >> reporter: rockland county is facing the state's l

nikki battiste shows us the growing anguish over the refusal of police and school officials to explain more fully what happened. nikki, good morning. >> reporter: tony, good morning. the wright family attorney says they're overwhelmed following raniya's death. it's unclear what her role was in the classroom fight but afterwards she had to be airlifted to a hospital more than 40 miles away from her school. few other details have been released, leading to anger and frustration. >> i would like to offer our condolences to the wright family on behalf of our entire district. >> reporter: comington county school officials would not disclose details of the fight that led to the denl of raniya wright. >> of investigation is concluded we will fairly review the findings and address any areas of concerns. >> i make a motion we adjourn. >> reporter: they didn't take any questions before filing out, feeding the frustration of a community demanding insight into exactly how the little girl died. >> can you wait outside for two hours and you're going to adjourn the meeting and leave? no questions or a