brook silva-braga. >> city of baltimore has seen 24 murders in the past 25 days alone.hey told reporters today, his department will stop at nothing to get a handle on the violence. commissioner kevin davis, seen here, said he is hiring more officers, beefing up patrols in crime hot spots. he says older criminals are recruiting teenagers. knowing they'll receive less punishment as juveniles and be back on the street. >>> middle school in a small texas town is in sh is accused of faking a cancer diagnosis. this is video taken last week. students raised some $10,000. and even came up with a car for their teacher's aide. kevin mabone. and he accepted the gift. it wasn't until days later that the school said they found out that kevin didn't actually have cancer. >> no. >> mabone had already been convicted of misappropriating funds in west virginia. >> he's broken all of the kids' hearts is what really hurts me the most. that our children are affected by the decision that he made. >> awful. >> hopefully there's something he can be charged with. the school said they're embarra

. >>> cbs reporter brook silva- braga is live at the new york stock exchange, where wall street finallyroke through to new record territory! brook. >> reporter: hi, kenny and michelle. for more than a month folks have been making these hats in anticipation of the big moment. stocks shot up right after the election. but then the dow kind of hovered and struggled to break through that big milestone. until this morning. [ bell ] >> reporter: the dow jones industrial average broke through 20,000 points right at this morning's opening bell. >> it's a sign, a symbol that shows main street and wall street that our economy is getting better. >> reporter: stocks especially in the financial sector have extended higher since donald trump's election. on tuesday, he cleared the way to restart two major oil pipelines. but many economists and traders say the dow milestone is more psychological than significant because the index is a measure of just 30 big u.s. companies. the stocks that make up the dow often change. some are weighted more heavily than others. >> the market is clearly endorse, the fact

correspondent brooks silva-braga shows us less than a third of americans have a favorable view of the president-elect. >> thank you, everybody. >> reporter: president-elect donald trum april period at his first inauguration week event last night, addressing a friendly crowd of foreign dignitaries in washington but his popularity among americans is at a record low, new cbs news poll shows mr. trump will assume the presidency with the lowest approval rating of any president since 1981, mr. trump is dismissing the lack of support, tweeting the same people that did the phony election polls and were so wrong are now doing approval rating polls. they are rigged just like before. anthony, director of the cbs news survey unit blames a partisan divide. do trump supporters have reason to believe they are under represented in this poll >> there are plenty of trump supporters, plenty of republicans in this poll as in most polls but difference is all of those republicans are strongly in support of what donald trump is doing and favorable of him his thumbs are way down a bit by democrats who are so

brook silva-braga for cbs news. >> a russian government spokesman says that the latest allegations areompletely false coming them another attempt to harm relations with the u.s. >> yes, we can. [ applause and cheers ] >> yes, we did: yes, we can. thank you. [ applause and cheers ] farewell address in chicago. the president spoke for about 50 minutes, saying its his turn to say thanks to the american >> president obama arriving home overnight after his address in chicago. the president spoke for about 50 minutes saying it's his turn to say thanks to the american people for the last eight years. >> you were the change. you answered people's hopes and because of you by almost every measure, america is a better stronger place than it was when we started. >> president obama has invited president-elect to the white house before the swearing-in on inauguration day. they will ride together with their wives to the u.s. capitol for the ceremony. >>> time now 4:45. roberta is here. it's not a question of if but how much. >> it was amazing because we knew that the first storm was coming in on satu

. >> brook silva-braga in new york. thank you. >>> "face the nation" moderator john dickerson spoke with elaine quijano how the president-elect's team might react to the allegations. >> we'll see if the press conference still goes forward is the first question, because the central claim here, this is an annex to the intelligence report he was giving and the briefing, is about collusion potentially and these are allegations and this all has to be responded to and reported so that this is -- we have to be very sensitive here, but that there was some activity between the russians trying to influence the election and the campaign. asked about this in the past, i've asked kellyanne conway about it and others whether there was any connection. she has denied it flatly. the campaign has denied it flatly, that there was no campaign and anyone associated with the trump campaign. that's the big question. the question is not just on president-elect from his supporters, but this also gets into an issue of what fellow republicans do.

brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> justin, i could see fire works from my apartmentooftop and it was cool and should be a good day for the parade. >> it could ab lot worse, we will be dealing with temperatures in the 50 degrees still chilly because it is still a bit of the breeze in the morning hours. >> think of picture. i must have been eight or nine going to the mummers parade. completely bundled up. i mean i looked like a fool. but it could have been much colder. >> yes, we will do that later this week. you will break out that full on winter gear and this cold blast will stick around into next week. we will talk about that. >> all right. we are all in it together. we all look like fools. bethlehem live look right now, you guys are nice and quiet. live look from main street and hotel bethlehem. so, tomorrow morning you have to watch. there could be a light freezing rain for an hour or so, up in the lehigh valley. not much but it will quickly change over to rain. we will talk about that. nice dry finish to the weekend , here, temperature right new coming in at 36 i

brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> back here at home some youngsters rang in the newat please touch museum. >> three, two, one... >> happy new year. >> now they were probably about 12 hours too early, but, most were probably fast sleep bye might night. family friendly party was complete with live music and their very even new years eve ball drop. big party was all over just in time for a good nap. >>> and, guess what we had camden aquarium ring in the new year either. during the aquarium's new year eve splash event, people of all ages enjoyed visiting with their favorite animals and some good dancing going on there many of them visited the aquarium before watching the 6:00 p.m. fire work show on the delaware river waterfront. >>> so, do you want to to save some money and maybe cancel your cable? still ahead what you need to know before cutting the cord, also ahead justin is back with the forecast for first week of the new year. >>> and as more and more people buy drones they are keeping an eye on drone operators. >>> holiday season unleashed a record number of drones

the as brooks silva-braga reports it happened despite an increase in police protection. >> reporter:ozens of the the injured were rushed to hospitals early sunday morning after at least one gunman opened fire in is istanbul nightclub. it started as a officer was shot at the door just after 1:00 a.m. as hundreds were celebrating new year in one of the cities best known and up scale venues. >> i don't know, i saw one person, shooting. >> reporter: club overlooks the river, and turkish media reported many party goers, left the water to escape. the city's governor called it a terror attack just three weeks ago, 44 were killed in twin blasts outside istanbul soccer match. early sunday morning police cordond off a large section of the city of 14 million, even before the attack, authorities deployed at least 17,000 police officers, amid security concerns. brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and a manhunt for a suspect in the fatal shooting of a pennsylvania state trooper end with his death. state police say jason robinson was shot and killed during an encounter at a mobile h

brook silva-braga for cbs news, new york. >> mr. trump claims records crowds in excess of two million people are expected for the inauguration friday. homeland security estimates less than half that many will show up. >>> this morning, virginia congressman jerry connelly added himself to the democrats not attending friday's inauguration. in a statement, he writes in part -- after long reflection, i've decided that i cannot attend the inauguration of donald j. trump on friday. hiss behavior and harmful words have left the country i love with open bleeding wounds. instead of binding those wounds, he has poured salt on them. >>> a more dramatic anti-trump statement from a man who tried to set himself on fire while other protestors demonstrated in the district. it happened last night at the intersection of 12th and pennsylvania where the trump hotel is located. a man sent us this picture of the scene claiming a person set themselves on fire. authorities have yet to release a motive for the fire or say if it was connected to the demonstr