carter evans carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org bay st it was the rank and >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> now at 6:00, mounting pressure against a bay area fire chief. first it was the rank-and-file. now her top lieutenants are calling for her to step down. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. kpix 5's phil matier on the no confidence letter that was just delivered to the mayor and how he is now caught in the middle. what's the latest, phil? >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about the problems with the ambulance service. we're talking about understaffing within the department and mandatory overtime that's making the firefighters unhappy and now we're talking about a letter calling for the chief to be replaced, a letter i might add that we got before the mayor even had a chance to see it. here's the story. did this letter come as a surprise

here's carter evans. >> thank you! >> reporter: this is what true freedom looks and sounds like. >> oh, my grandson! >> reporter: it was the first time since 1997 that susan mellen could embrace family members she had never met. her children just 7 and 9 when she went to jail are now in their mid-20s. susan mellen was convicted of killing a homeless man and setting his body on fire. there was just one parent witness, a woman who was later found to be a pathological liar. that witness said mellen, who was an ex-girlfriend of the victim, confessed to the killing. her testimony convinced a jury to put mellen away for life. >> i was in prison but freedom wasn't in me. i always felt like i was free on the inside. >> reporter: for 17 years, the justice system forgot about mellen, but her family never gave up hope. and this year convinced attorney deirdre o'connor and her organization, innocence matters, to take the case. >> it's really hard to get people to be open to see that they might have made a mistake. >> reporter: but

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> up next, campaign 2016. years to go, and little enthusiasm for any potential presidential candidate. >> a new cbs news poll out today shows voters aren't really that enthusiastic about any of the potential candidates for 2016. 79% of republicans can't name a candidate they are enthusiastic about, and 73% of democrats say the same for their party. political director john dickerson in washington now joins us. what is going on, john? >> reporter: well, voters aren't enthusiastic about a candidate because we're still more than two years away from the next election. the candidates and their strategists are working hard already, but these numbers suggest most people are just off living their lives. on the republican side, there is no heir apparent. it's wide open, which is why so many people are considering joining the race. on the democratic side, where hillary clinton is considered the front-runner, these numbers show no other candidate is even close. and contrary to some reporting which suggests liberals are wa

vicente arenas has a look at them tonight, while carter evans tracks the false alarms. the officer in the ferguson, missouri shooting says he feared for his life that day. vladimir duthiers on darren wilson's account of his fatal encounter with michael brown. >> welcome to the royals! >> axelrod: and meet noah wilson, a six-year-old cancer patient way world series dream. which tell you which heavy hitters lined up to give him the royal treatment. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. we begin at the vatican tonight where a two-week meeting of 200 bishops has revealed a deep split over the the direction pope francis upons to take the church. the assembly had considered language in a document to be issued at the conclusion of the meeting that would welcome gays as well asicals who had been divorced and remarried andmented to be able to take communion again. conservative bishops vowed to fight this, saying it undermind the traditional family. in rome, alan pizzey tells us how this all turned out. >> reporter:

scott, the school here will femain closed for the rest of the week. >> pelley: carter evans in marysville. carter, thank you very much. a lot more news tonight. american motorists are catching a big break at the pump, but how long will it last? and lava could bury an entire neighborhood, when the "cbs evening news" continues. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve for pain relief that can last until the am. now you can have a good night and a... good morning! new aleve pm for a better am. if aunder a microscope, put we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture everyday. imany cold medicines may raisee your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin hbp it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin hbp. it's made only from prunes, nothing else.zin prune ju

. >> pelley: and carter evans on an invasion of walrus. why tens of thousands are hitting the shores of alaska. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. when the president loses confidence in the head of the agency assigned to protect him and his family, it is time for her to go. for julia pierson, that time came today. the first female director of the secret service was forced out after one security lapse after another, including one that was revealed yesterday even as she was being grilled by congress. we'll begin tonight with senior white house correspondent bill plante. >> reporter: support for julia pierson's leadership of the secret service was already waning after her experience before a house committee yesterday. it evaporated with the revelation that agents were unaware that during a visit last month to the c.d.c. in atlanta, a security contractor who had been previously arrested was allowed on an elevator with the president. it wasn't until he took photos of the presid

once the lava stops flowing, it could take months or even a year to cool down. >> pelley: carter evans on the big island. carter, thanks very much. there has been another security breech at the white house, but this time the intruders didn't go over the fence, they hacked their way in. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: there have been more than a few of these lately, fence jumpers at the white house, but as security threats go, they don't amount to much. the more pressing threat: cyberattacks on white house computers. those happen every day. officials acknowledge that over the last few weeks, one penetrated the non-classified white house computer system. the attack's origin is unknown, but a u.s. official said russia or its proxies are the prime suspects. admiral mike rogers, head of the national security agency, says the public and private sectors need to do more to combat growing cyber crime. >> we can either deal with this now in a collaborative, professional way, or we can wait until we get hit with the 2x4 right across the forehead. >> reporter: th

carter evans, cbs news, reno. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.ll of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group a >>> renee zellweger breaks her silence about her very different look. >> we know we she today as the internet explodes about her changes. what renee told us about plastic surgery before getting all the flak. >> i have a philosophy about that. >>> then jersey housewife teresa made another hail mary to get out of prison. >> it has her crisis manager wendy feldman fed up. wendy tells me why she fired her star client. >> i inherited a mess. >> teresa begs to go to a prison featured in "orange is the new black." we'll discuss that. >>> also this. sarah palin's just released police interview afterha

carter evans, cbs news, reno. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> searchers from virginia state police leaving no leaf, no stone, no area unturned as we wait to find out if the remains found over the weekend were those of hannah graham. >> reporter: this is bruce johnson. we've got an exclusive interview from the ambassador from liberia talking about the devastation caused by ebola in his country and steps taken here to keep ebola out of the united states. >> reporter: which candidate would build more schools? i'm bruce leshan in battleground, montgomery where the candidates are trading charges over school construction and school breakfast. >> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >>> leading our newscast tonight, the arrest of a 22- year-old substitute teacher at a d.c. charter school accused of performing a sex act on a 17- year-old student. >> the school for at risk students, where the teen taped the encounter and shared it with students on his

bears are causing a lot of headaches for people in reno, nevada, and carter evans is there.porter: police are after a prowler in this reno neighborhood, and carl lackey knows just how to track him down. >> he looked like a 300, 400-pounder. >> that's a big bear. >> that's a big bear, yeah. >> lackey is a bear biologist for the nevada department of wildlife. so far this year, his team has documented and tagged 108 black bears, nearly a record. most were captured in unfamiliar territory. the extreme drought has not only dried up rivers. it's also depleted the bears' natural food sources, forcing them farther into urban unmmunities to feed. does this look like something a bear would do? >> yeah, this is pretty typical, bear sushi. >> reporter: bears are bulking up for hibernation right now, and they need to eat up to 30,000 calories a day, the equivalent of more than 100 cheeseburgers. >> there is better habitat down here in these neighborhoods than what the bears can find up there in the forest. everybody's got fruit trees, a lot of urban ponds. it's a food buffet for a bear.

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: after a four month break, ships are moving into position to search for malaysian flight mh370. using a new high resolution map of the ocean floor. charlie d'agata has details. >> reporter: long months after flight mh370 vanished from the sky relatives are no closer to knowing what happened. but they refuse to give up hope it will be found. recalling on the kind people of the world to rescue our children says this mother can't live on. this ship might just provide some answers. she's the go phoenix, one of three vessels joining the search. it joints the fugro, this footage taken on board the third ship shows some of the rough seas they're dealing with. they will be using sophisticated sonar equipment, to map the ocean's floor closer than ever before. the other big advantage, new sea bed maps showing a far better resolution. satellite exchanges suggested it went down somewhere in an arc west of perth, australia. in seven months of searching, nothing has been found. the priority area the original search area was 430,000 square miles. area was

here's carter evans. >> reporter: at marysville- pilchuck high school, there are flowers and stunnedsilence the day after the horror. >> it's a gun. it's a gun. run, go, go! >> reporter: jaylen fryberg, just 14 years old, walked into the school cafeteria and began shooting at people he knew. he killed a female student and shot four others-- two of them his own cousins, andrew fryberg, and nate hatch. two girls now recovering, both 14, both in intensive care. leanne enick is a cousin. >> there's a whole lot of family up there that's in sorrow. >> reporter: as students fled their classrooms, some walking, some sprinting, eric serks cervantes said a teacher, megan silberger, heard the shots and ran. >> she is a hero. she grabbed the arm. she grabbed his arm, hand on hand. it happened in seconds. >> reporter: police say fryberg died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. they recovered a 40-caliber handgun refusing to say how he got it or his motive. just last week, he was honored as freshman homecoming prince. >> he walked down, he was super happy. >> reporter: but fryberg's twitter page ha

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today carter evans spoke with a close friend of a girl who died. >> at churches around marysville pilchuck it was a day to test their faith. >> the families that are sitting at hospitals. >> the horror of that day is compounded by the shock that jaylen fryberg was even capable of murder just six days after he appeared a with freshman homecoming friends he asked friends to join him at lunch, including paige aicher. >> what did you think that day? >> i was gows going to skip class because i didn't do that kind of stuff. >> could you see this come something. >> no, it was so out of the blue. >> but several clas classmates t to that lunch, includer including her best friend, zoe a galas sew, in the ram, she was shot and two of fryberg's own cousins. >> how are you dealing with this now? >> i am just in like complete shock. it just doesn't feel real to me. >> and the fact that not only were you so close to these people, but you could have been there too. >> yeah. that scares me. >> page and her parents came this afternoon to pay tribute to the victims at a growing memorial outside of marysville

as carter evans reports, residents are concerned the bears are getting bolder. >> reporter: police areer in this reno neighborhood and carl lackey knows just how to track him down. >> he looked like a 300-pounder or 400 pounder. >> that's a big bear. >> it is. >> reporter: lackey is a bear biologist for the department of national wildlife. they've tagged nearly 100 black bear. that's a record. most were captured during an unusual territory. the extreme drought has not only dried up rivers but it's depleted the bear's natural food sources, forcing them farther into urban communities to feed. does this look like something a bear would do? >> yeah. it's fairly typical, bear sushi. >> reporter: they need to eat up to 30,000 calories a day, the equivalent of more than 100 cheeseburgers. >> there's better habitat in these neighborhoods than what they can find in the forest. everybody's got fruit trees, a lot urban ponds. a food buffet for the bear. >> this is a bear paw print? >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: liz says three bears have climbed into her backyard this month. this one was e

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> canada is working on an ebola vaccine. it will ship hundreds of vials to the world health organization monday. >>> searchers tonight think they have found the remains of that university of virginia coed who has been missing more man a month. 18-year-old hannah graham vanished in september. the remains found today on an abandoned property are being tested. searchers have combed the woods on foot and horse back and used a drone to cover the 200 square mile area. >> thousands of hours have been spent by literally hundreds of law enforcement and civilian volunteers in an effort to find hannah. we think perhaps today proved their worth. >> graham was last seen on surveillance video with 32-year- old jesse matthew jr. he fled after being named a person of interest in the case and was then arrested september 24 in galveston texas. >>> well a southern california police department is using a new high-tech tool to track down elderly dementia patients who wander away. chase payne came up with the idea. he works for the company that m

here is carter evans. other report the comet known as sighting spring is hurdling past mars this afternoon at a speed of 126,000 miles per hour, that is a big deal for nasa scientists jared espley. >> it is just barely going to miss the planet. >> only in space can an object passing within 88,000 miles be considered a near mist. >> miss. but that is less than a third of the distance between the earth and the moon. >> on the surface of the mars when this comet comes back the entire night sky would be filled with the coma, the gas as it flies by. >> this is a view of the comet from earth, captured today, but nasa will have an even better show from the two mars rovers and several satellites orbiting above, some of them moved behind the red plan met to shield them from a 12,000-mile wide debris cloud of cosmic dust. >> the dust is actually kizable enough that if it were to hit a spacecraft at 100,000 miles per hour that would be a sad day for the spacecraft. >> this close encounter could provide invaluable clu

carter evans is on the scene. and dean reynolds on lebron james. >> lebron! >> pelley: the king returns to his court, winning hearts on the rebound. >> he's captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: god evening. in that air disaster in kansas today, a small plane was taking off in wichita. it lost engine power and tried to return to the airport. it didn't make it. the plane crashed into a building instead and adriana diaz is on the scene. >> an air plane down. >> we have a huge plume of smoke. >> a large, two-story commercial building hit. >> reporter: these are some of first images moments after a small plane struck the roof of a pilot training facility, leaving this gaping hole. the plane was a beechcraft king air 200 like this one. shortly after take-off, the only person on board, 53-year-old pilot mark goldstein, radioed for help. >> tower, i'm declaring an emergency. >> reporter: goldstein, a retired air traffic controller, was killed along with three in the building. five others were injured. jason podkanow

carter evans is on the scene. and dean reynolds on lebron james. >> lebron!>> pelley: the king returns to his court, winning hearts on the rebound. >> he's coming home! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. we'll begin the broadcast tonight with breaking news. one ofd÷eric frein had been on n for seven weeks after he allegedly ambushed two pennsylvania state troorptz killing one and wounding the other. jim axelrod now with the late develops. jim. >> glor: shot, w>> jim: jim t. according to a source he me armed swat members came upon eric frein. he was carrying two weapons says the source a handgun and sniper rifle at the time.y[ he gave up immediately without a fight. he was the subject of a man hunt for 48 days by police over a large section of rural5]çnvi not pennsylvania including 85,000 acres of state park. he was the suspect in the shooting of the two state troopers, corporal brianzwas ki. four days after the shooting when police discovered a jeep partially subm

cbs reporter carter evans hits the busy highways to check it out. >> reporter: in most states motorcycle riders are required to stay in marked lanes like a car but in california riders are allowed to ride between lanes and speed between traffic. motorcyclists say it's safe when done with the same level of caution as regular motorcycle driving and now a new study says they're repeat. according to an analysis by uc- berkeley, if motorcyclists split lanes at speeds only slightly faster than the flow of traffic they are no more likely to have an accident than at any time. but if they drive more than 10 miles an hour faster than traffic the risk greatly increases. what in your eyes is a safe speed to split lanes? >> cars are doing 20, 25, 30 is okay. no higher. because at 30 miles an hour, by the time you hit the brake, you've already passed two cars. >> reporter: so those people splitting lanes at 60 miles an hour when the traffic is at a dead stop -- >> they're asking for it. >> reporter: most california motorcyclists agree. it's the few dangerous bikers that give the majority of safe rider

>> carter evans in seattle. ank you, carter. >>> in california a suspect is under arrest in the deaths of two california deputies and the wounding of a third. police say marcelo marquez used an assault-style rifle to shoot at deputies and led them on a wild six-hour chase and manhunt across two northern california counties. two were shot and killed. the sheriff there says that his deputies made sure to take marquez into custody. >> i think there's those people who would say, you know what? i wish you'd killed him. no. that's not who we are. we're not him. >> the sheriff added that detective davis died 26 years to the day after his father a deputy sheriff was killed in the line of duty in riverside, california. one person was wounded in the shooting. an armed woman was also arrested. >>> now to an ebola outbreak. a health care worker who just returned is now in quarantine as a newark new jersey hospital. the woman told screeners she had been caring for patients with ebola in west africa. the woman did come down wi

carter evans is in pahoa on bag hawaii island where residents are watching the lava flow.morning. the lava flow goes right through the middle of pahoa here. it could cross 100 yards from where i'm standing. let me give you an idea of what this lava flow looked like last night as it was burned through yards. inching along at about 15 miles an hour. it's burned through miles of thick brus. it burned down one structure yesterday as it approached this community. now dozens of homes are threatened and there is absolutely nothing that can stop it. hundreds of people have already evacuated. what is your biggest concern with this lava flow? >> that we're going to be totally cut off from the rest of the island. if we don't get run over and burned by the lava we get cut off and as it makes its way toward the ocean, we loose our access roads here. >> reporter: which community is preparing for the possibility it will be split in two by this lava flow. you have to understand it's not something you can rebuild over right away. once it stops flowing, it can remain hot for months, even ye

carter evans, cbs news, reno. >> that's a close call. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this mason sits down with rock and roll hall of famer neil diamond. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. ha i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with breaking news from montgomery county a violent collision on the nnsylvania turnpike, at least one person is dead, two others are in the hospital, we will have a live report from the scene, coming up. >>> it is thursday, october 23rd i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm's erika von tiehl. >> terror in canada's capitol gunman opens fire inside parliament, we will now necessity more about who pulled that trigger. >>> reprieve for the atlantic it i trump taj mahal casino but how long will it last. those stories coming up in a bit. we are talking breezy a and cool in the weather department. >> we have good news for the weekend. >> let's find out. >> yes, a absolutely we have something to look forward to here but i still have relatively bad news for today. >> okay. >> another dreary day for

carter evans is on hawaii's wig island where slow-moving lava has residents ready to make fast break. jeff pegues on a growing security threat that has law enforcement on the edge. >> that drone could have took the chance to let our people out. >> pelley: and m. sanjayan on one giant leap for panda-kind. >> oh, my god. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott py.

>> carter evans in marysville washington. ng of two deputies and the wounding of another. he used an assault-style rifle on the attack. he led them through a wild chase. the two were shot and killed. the deputies made sure to take marquez into custody. >> i think there's those people who would say, well, you know what? i wish you'd killed him. no. that's not who we are. we're not him. >> the sheriff said detective davis died 26 years to the day after his father a deputy sheriff, was killed in the line of duty in riverside, california. >>> the latest on ebola. a health care worker who just returned to the u.s. from the west african nation of sierra leone is now in quarantine at a the woman told screeners at newark liberty airport friday she'd been carrying for ebola patients in africa. the woman did come down with a fever but in a preliminary test she tested negative for the disease. she'll remain in quarantine. >> this companies after the governors of new york and new jersey ordered new isolation measures for passengers flying

carter evans. cbs news. >> pretty fascinating enough. >> not too close to us. >> a near miss. >> or could be -- >> working a lot. >> got some showers developing in far northern california. showing some rain out there right now. you can see some of the showers and then just beginning to see the trailing edge of some of those showering moving a little further to the south now. just off the coastline. nothing too heavy just yet but we could see some rainfall in parts of the north bay. with that in mind, we're going to see increasing clouds throughout the day today. a chance of rain spreading south throughout the day into the afternoon and sunshine likely to make a return as early as tomorrow. but here's your storm system. we're kind of catching the trailing edge. not a real big weather system. most of that rain is going to be in far northern california. if you're traveling around the state, be prepared. and then it looks like we turn to some dry weather. 8:00 you can see that system sliding into the n

carter evans is in there where residents are getting out. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the lava is approaching the main road that goes right here through pahoa. it could cross the road this morning about 100 yards from where i'm standing. in the meantime, police are keeping everyone out. as the relentless lava flows, steadily steering its way toward pahoa, it swallowed up a shed on the edge of the village and is now threatening to do the same to dozens of homes. it's already burned through miles of thick brush moving at around 15 yards an hour, and there is nothing that can stop it. hundreds have already been evacuated, making the decision to leave their homes behind and save themselves. >> they're obviously very sad because they love where they live, but i'm sure mixed emotions will come out in the community as this continues to unfold because it is a life changing event. >> reporter: this lava flow began in june during the eruption of the kilauea volcano and is now closing one of the main roads. people have had weeks to

carter evans speaks with a friend of the shooter. >> reporter: could you have seen this coming? >> no. no. it was so out of the blue. >> pelley: drivers are going a lot further before their wallets hit empty. >> i was surprised to see it under $3. >> pelley: done dahler at falling prices at the pump. and michelle miller with young cadets turning their lives around. after months of separation, former drop-outs arab

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," carter evans will be live in hawaii forhreatening dozens of homes. >>> plus, race relations in america. we'll hear from republican frank luntz on the impact. >>> and we catch up with jon cryer of the hit show "two and a half men." that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com they did it! >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> popped up! sand val! sandoval in foul territory, giants win! >> well, they did it! right? the san francisco giants win the world series. good morning, everyone. it's thursday, october 30. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm going to miss the games. they have become part of our life the last couple of weeks. but anyway, i'm frank mallicoat. and what a night! >> what a night. the san francisco giants are world champs. the third time in five years. >> since 2010. it was the tie all the way to the end of the 7 games in kansas city. here's how it went. >> popped up, sandoval in foul territory! >

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carter evans speaks with a friend of the shooter. >> reporter: could you have seen this coming? >> no. no. it was so out of the blue. >> pelley: drivers are going a lot further before their wallets hit empty. >> i was surprised to see it under $3. >> pelley: done dahler at falling prices at the pump. and michelle miller with young cadets turning their lives around. after months of separation, former drop-outs are about to get drop-in visitors. >> my heart is going 1,000 miles-per-hour.

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," carter evans will be live in hawaii forhreatening dozens of homes, plus race relations in tamerica. we'll hear from frank luntz. and we catch up with jon cryer of the hit show two and a half man. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today is thursday, october 30th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika avon tiehl. here are stories we are following today, we will chase through the treats of philadelphia after a police officer is hit by a car. we will tell you why that suspect was so desperate to get away. we have a live report from pea please headquarters straight a ahead. >>> clock is ticking on a deal. we will have negotiating and how soon a strike could happen if there is no agreement. >>> celebration celebrations in san francisco takes an ugly turn after the giant are crown world series champions, yet again. >> three out of five years. >> a all that and more coming up, lets tal

carter evans is on the scene. and dean reynolds on lebron james. >> lebron! >> pelley: the king returns to his court, winning hearts on the rebound. >> he's captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: god evening. in that air disaster in kansas today, a smallne

. >>> and carter evans catches up with the owner of tesla. >>> time to show you some of this morning'sew york times" looks at a mysterious explosion at an iranian military base. it may have been sabotage. iran produces missile parts and other munitions at the base. sunday's blast apparently destroyed several buildings. four years ago the united states and israel reported it carried out a cyber attack on iran. it wiped out centrifuges. >>> "vanity fair" says the twitter ceo received death threats from isis. some believe the site should block materials like those videos showing executions. twitter shut down some isis accounts. >>> "the boston globe" looks at a potential breakthrough in treating type one diabetes. they created pancreatic cells that create insulin from stem cells. he set out to cure diabetes 15 years ago when it became part of his two kids' lives. they hope to start human testing in a few years. i just got the chills. >> me too. one more example of the advances they're making using stem cells. re-creating those cells. >>> wall street journal says dairy queen was hacked by

. >> pelley: and carter evans on an invasion of walrus. why tens of thousands are hitting the shores of alaska. captioning sponsored by cbs

vicente arenas has a look at them tonight, while carter evans tracks the false alarms. he feared for his life that day. vladimir duthiers on darren wilson's account of his fatal encounter with michael brown. >> welcome to the royals! >> axelrod: and meet noah wilson, a six-year-old cancer patient way world series dream. which tell you which heavy hitters lined up to give him the royal treatment.

carter evans is on hawaii's wig island where slow-moving lava has residents ready to make fast break.pegues on a growing security threat that has law enforcement on the edge. >> he could have took the chance to let our people out. >> pelley: and m sanjayan on one giant leap foranda kind. >> oh, my god.

carter evans is on hawaii's wig island where slow-moving lava has residents ready to make fast break. jeff pegues on a growing security threat that has law enforcement on the edge. >> he could have took the chance to let our people out. >> pelley: and m sanjayan on one giant leap for panda kind. >> oh, my god.

and carter evans takes us to a neighborhood that has so many bears-- >> it's definitely nerve-racking. >> pelley:-- you'd think they grow in trees. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scole

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: president obama is making his first public appearances of campaign 2014 today. he campaigned in maryland for democrat anthony brown who would be that state's first african- american governor if elected. mr. obama's second campaign stop is in chicago, governor pat quinn is up for re-election. fun turns to chaos this weekend in new hampshire, the site of the annual kene pumpkin festival value, more than a dozen were arrested, at least 30 hurt. mark albert has details. young people danced on a flipped over car saturday night while others tore down traffic signs, set fires in the street, and threw bottles and cans near the pumpkin festival in keane, new hampshire. >> the amount of craziness this one day is absurd. >> reporter: the violence came in two waves, the first beginning before dusk, a column of police in riot gear tried to restore order. >> they started shooting rubber bullets everywhere and then they tackled one kid. >> reporter: after dark, the crowds grew larger and police deployed tear gas, new hampshire's governor had been in kee