carter evans, burns, oregon . investigators are looking into what caused a fire in downtown new orleans. the fire broke out on canal street overnight at a building that houses a day spa and several shops. a spokesperson with the fire department says they believe they know the cause but are not commenting on that right now. no one was hurt. weekenddemoing afternoon really gets a melting done once again today the temperatures of a climbing into the forties and a very quiet weather map really are jetstream's one to the north that's a lot of times brings a really cold air it's staying well out there and in all the stormy weather staying down across the gulf coast states watching some lighter showers couple days but this afternoon will would have partly cloudy skies this temperatures climbing well into the forties already write around up 41 mark right now i'm into the mid- forties is afternoon it will be a chilly nights will have to wife's work eating amounts tonight will refreeze later on tonight and early tomorrow mo

carter evans is in burns oregon and brings us the latest. this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several oregon highway.not far from where they've occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired, bundy was arrested, his brother ryan was shot but has non- life threatening injuries. "this is about your freedom to move about this country" lavoy finicum, a spokesman for the protesters was killed in the shootout according to ammon bundy's father cliven who spoke with cbs station koin "ryan bundy had been shot in the arm lavoy finnican had been murdered. cold bloodedly murdered." last night heavily armed officers stood guard outside a hospital believed to be holding one of the militia members. at least 8 people connected to the armed protest were arrested tuesday on a federal felony charge of conspiracy to impede officers. on january 2nd bundy and his armed followers took control of the malheur national wildlife refuge. they claim the federal government is forcing ranchers just days

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((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > that was carter evans reporting. the men still in the compound posted a youtube video saying there are just five of them left.. and they are ready to leave. but one of them has an fbi arrest warrant.. and they are willing to stay until the government drops the ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > turning off the spigot. the reason niagara falls may soon be turned into a slow trickle.. and how new york is selling this as a travel attraction! and a nice day here in the valley. sherry has your full forecast next... < > now nevada's first choice for ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the famous roaring of the niagara falls could temporarily become a trickle. new york state may shut down most of the falls on the u-s side... to replace two historic bridges. the bridges are more than a century old and have been closed to the public since 2004. the water will be diverted to the canadian side... so their falls would become even more intense. falls every year. but local officials think it will help.. not hurt tourism.. as people head to see the o

carter evans, cbs news, porter ranch. >> axelrod: still ahead, the latest on the nfl's possible west coast shuffle when the cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: the owner of the brand new los angeles rams made his first official appearance in his team's new hometown friday. but as jericka duncan reports, the team may not be the only nfl franchise in l.a. for long. >> i want to welcome you to the beautiful city of inglewood, california. ( cheers and applause ) the new home and hopefully the final home of the los angeles rams. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: after 21 years, the rams are back. owner stan kroenke. >> we know what's expected and what the fan experience has to be, and in southern california i would argue it has to be even better because this is the entertainment capital of the world. >> kroenke, who purchased the land for the stadium in 2014, plans to open a $2 billion facility by 2019. sport business journal writer daniel kaplan: >> he only took ownership of the team in 2010. >> reporter: do you think he had been planning this from the very beginning? >> i don't t

but reporter carter evans says there are still questions about what happened and whether the standoff has ended. >> reporter: this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several other members on an oregon highway not far from where they have occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired. bundy was arrested and his brother ryan was shot but has nonlife-threatening injuries. >> this is about your freedom to move about this country. >> reporter: lavoy finicum a spokesman for the protestors was killed in the shootout according to ammon bundy's father, who spoke with cbs station koin. >> ryan bundy had been shot in the air. lavoy finicum has been cold- bloodedly murdered. ryan bundy had been shot in the arm. >> reporter: eight people connected to the protest were arrested tuesday on federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers. >> this is the constitution. that's what we're up here for, the constitution. >> reporter: on january 2, bundy and his followers took control of the malheur wildlife refuge saying the federal g

carter evans, cbs news, porter ranch. >> axelrod: still ahead, the latest on the nfl's possible

carter evans is in burns, oregon with the details. reporter: this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader ammon bundy and several militia members on a highway not far from of the occupied lands since the start of the year. shots were fired, bundy was arrested and his brother ryan was shot that is not -- non-life-threatening injuries. >> this is about your freedom to move around this country. reporter: the spokesman for the protesters was killed in the shootout. his -- >> ryan bundy has been shot in the arm. lloyd has been murdered, cold bloodedly murdered. reporter: heavily armed man officers -- heavily armed at least eight people were arrested tuesday on federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers. >> the constitution, that is what we are up appear for. reporter: on january 2, bunny and his armed followers to control of the national wildlife refuge. they then the federal government is forcing ranchers to sell their lands. just days ago oregon governor keith brown stepped up pressure on federal autho

carter evan's, cbs news, los angeles. another controversy for donald trump it republican front- runner is facing demands for an apology after a muslim woman was escorted out of a rally. >>> good morning, michael smith cbs4 -- cbs 4 weather control, showers and storms approaching the west coast of florida. what it means for good morning. world knows, a show of force by the u.s. and south korean military, u.s. b-52 bomber capable of dropping a nuclear in a sign of retaliation to north korea's announcement that it had carried out its 4th nuclear test. officials say theyre "ready to punish any provocation. end quote. >>> and headlines across america, the man used a gun stolen from police ambush an officer in philadelphia is charged with attempted murder did the alleged gunman edward archer says he was acting in the name of islam when he fired more than one dozen shots at officer sse e harnett should -- photos show the government approaching the cruiser with his gun drawn get another image it showing him reaching in the vehicl

carter evan is there. >> reporter: the militia members were on their way to community event when captured during a traffic stop and shots were fired. in all, eight were arrested including the group's leader, ammon bundy. conservative talk show host, pete santilli was live streaming as the confrontation unfolded. >> if ammon is in kus deerks it is over, it is done. authorities say the goal was to apprehend them peacefully. the fbi went say who shot first. but when it was over, militia spokesman, lavoy finicum and bundy's brother wounded. hardy county sheriff dave ward. >> disappointed that a traffic stop yesterday that was supposed to bring peaceful resolution to this -- ended badly. we don't arm up and rebel. channels. this can't happen any more. >> reporter: bundy and armed followers none from oregon took control of the national wildlife refuge, january 2nd to protest landownership by the federal government. since the takeover federal authorities refused to raid the compound. fbi special agent greg bretzing said they were given ample opportunity to leave peacefully. >> instead these indi

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. ((sharie johnson)) > we're also learning tonight... actor sean penn conducted an interview with "el chapo" for rolling stone magazine... three months after he escaped. it reportedly took place during a secret meeting in the mexican jungle. /// ((sharie johnson)) > a convicted murderer and subject of a popular netflix documentary... has a new attorney... following an outpouring of support. chicago lawyer kathleen zellner announced friday her firm will now represent steven avery. avery was wrongfully convicted of rape in wisconsin... and spent 18 years behind bars... for a crime he didn't commit. avery filed a 36 million dollar civil lawsuit for his wrongful conviction... the documentary titled "making a murderer" has re-ignited interest in a crime... that had vanished from the public spotlight. /// ((sharie johnson)) > folks in flagstaff arizona struggled to keep the roads and sidewalks clear... after getting two feet of snow. while it was a pain for drivers... it made for some fun... for those with the day off. plenty of people spent t

carter evans, cbs news, oregon. mollie: still ahead why the , world famous niagara falls will soon be down to a trickle. also we'll tell you why barbie he was rated a+ by the nra. not for his promises, but for defending the second amendment... he's a man of deep faith, who fought time and again for the right to life. he laid out a plan to destroy isis months before paris. he'll strengthen our border and use conservative principles to put washington's broken fiscal house back in order. jeb bush. he's the conservative you can trust, to fight for our beliefs. right to rise usa is responsible congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i

here's carter evans. >> reporter: when hillary clinton held this rally in san gabriel, california, home to the country's largest asian american community, she also launched a campaign to target what may be a key vote in november. >> i'm very proud to have so many asian americans and pacific islanders working with me. >> reporter: they are the country's fastest growing political constituency whose registered voters doubled to 4 million between the 2008 and 12012 election. >> we've gone from being marginalized to becoming the margin of victory. >> reporter: leading the anan vote initiative is congresswoman judy chu who brought in supporters from around the country. >> certain states will have a huge affect on the outcome of this presidential election such as nevada, such as virginia. >> and you're from las vegas. >> we have voters. we know how to deliver those votes, shekar narasimham poipts to the senate election in his state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: where asian american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner who won by less than 1 percent of the vote.

carter evans is at a store on the california-nevada border. >> reporter: there's just one reason to stand in 30-degree weather in the middle of the desert-- or in this case a billion and a half reasons. >> you get nowhere in life for not trying. >> reporter: thousands have been waiting to buy a ticket just across the border at the primm valley lotto store in california because nevada is one of only six states that does not participate in powerball. mark mershant says this is his first time playing the lottery. so you live in vegas now? >> yeah. bit about odds. >> a lot. >> reporter: these odds aren't >> i don't know about that one. but you are awe hater. >> reporter: it's no accident the jackpot soared. back in october, powerball changed the rules in an effort to boost ticket sales with a bigger payout. powerball started offering 69 numbers to choose from instead of 59, but that decreased the odds of winning the jackpot from 1 in 175 million to 1 in 292 million. the outlandish odds should keep people away. >> we're going to have a winner here tonight! >> reporter: instead, the lure of a l

cbs news correspondent carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: this video shows fbi agents and policentercep intercepting militant leader bundy and several other militia members on oregon highway not far where they've objection paid federal land sin the start of the year. shots were fired. bundy was arrested. and his brother ryan was shot but has non-life threatening injuries. >> this is about your freedom to move about this country. >> reporter: lavoy, spokesman for the protesters was killed in the shoot out. according to bundy's father liven who spoke with cbs station coin. >> ryan bundy had been shot in the arm. lavoy had been murdered. cold-bloodedly murdered last night heavily armed officers stood guard outside a hospital believed to be holding one of the militia members. at least eight people connected to the armed protest were arre arrested tuesday on federal felony charges of conspiracy to impede officers. >> the constitution. that's what we're up here for. the constitution. >> reporter: an january 2nd, bundy and his armed followers took control of the wildlife refuge. they cl

thank you. >> carter evans has more. >> for weeks authorities have taken a hands off approachcho this occupation. but that chahaes on tuesday. bundy and his followers were headed to a town meeting when they were stopped by police. it is unclear who fired first. this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting militant leader, ammon bundy and militia members on an oregon highway not far from where they occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were firir. bundy was ararsted. his brother ryan was shot but has nonlife threatening injuries >> this its about your freedom. >> lavoy finicum, a spokes wern was killed in the shootout according to him. >> ryan bundy had been shot in the arm. lavoy finicum had been murdered, cold-blooded murdered. finicum described a change in the 25 day occupation. >> they had become more hardened. when they stepped out of their vehicles now they're stepping out with their -- with their, their rifles. >> last night, heavily armed officers stood guard outside a hospital believed to be holding one of the militia members. at least eight people co

carter evans has that story. sesame street >> reporter: "sesame street" is taking a detour from its pbs home of 4 1/2 decades to the ritzier neighborhood of bo. >> from what we know, the show is not going to be markedly different. we understand there is going to be increased budgets, so they may be able to do certain things, but the essence of what makes "sesame street" "sesame street" is going to stay the same. >> reporter: this is what "sesame street" looked like when it made its debut in november of 1969. in terms of production value, it's a far cry from this new bigger version on hbo, which is even a step up from recent years on pbs. >> some of the effects of puppetry might be a little more sophisticated. you can make the argument that "sesame street" has worked for as long as it's been on the air, why tinker with it? more sophisticated, they're used to seeing things a little more real on camera. >> did somebody say i needed help to save the day? >> hbo's brand right now is adult dramas and comedies and the k

. >> carter evans, thank you. >>> now for this question -- who should not be president? the pew research center has a new poll tonight. 20% of americans said they would be less likely to vote for a candidate who used marijuana. 37% don't want a candidate who has had an affair. 41% don't look personal financial troubles. and the number one disqualifier, 51% said they wouldn't have faith in a candidate who does not believe in god. >>> last night, we broke the story of lavish spending by one of the most prominent charities for wounded veterans. compared to similar charities, the wounded warrior project spend a far smaller share of what it takes in on the vets them selves. tonight we have more of our investigation by chip reid and pre deucer, jennifer janisch. >> reporter: the nation's most prominent veterans charity is facing criticism from more than 40 former employees how it spend the more than $800 million it raised in the past sick years. we asked mark owens, a former director of tax-exempt organizations at the irs to review the wounded warrior project's tax documents.

here's carter evans. >> reporter: relentless el nino powered waves are taking a human toll. but this kremmabling hillside south of san francisco is giving information. the nature conserve ansi has asked amateur drone operators to help capture a perspective rarely seen soo. climate scientist kirk clause mier. >> drones provide this great perspective you can't get safely any other way. where below the clouds, right back at the shore. >> reporter: the drones buzzing above this cliff aren't just taking dramatic pictures, they're gathering data to help create a 3d map of the eroding california coastline. what have you seen along the coastline so far. >> i've seen a lot of destruction. >> reporter: this week george kreiger flew his drone in pacifica like this apartment building teetering on the edge. >> mapping the coast during these times of high tide will give us an idea of where the high tides are going, and hopefully in the future be able to predict things like what happened here at the apartment complex. >> reporter: it's a big job. there's 1270 miles of shoreline along calif

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but, scott, to do that, it would cost you $584 million. >> pelley: carter evans thanks. a little bit later in the broadcast, we're going to take you to the secure location where the winning numbers will be drawn. well, maybe a lot of those people are lining up after watching their life's savings shrink on wall street. today, the broad, continuing sell-off accelerated and all three major market indexes fell to a level more than 10% off last year's highs. the dow industrials have lost more than 7% in just two weeks. our market watcher, jill schlesinger, is joining us now. jill? >> reporter: this has been a rough first eight days. the dow is down by 7%; the nasdaq by 9.6%; and the s&p 500, so, it's been rough. >> pelley: why is this happening? >> reporter: you know, the broad concern is around global economic growth. the fear is that if things slow down around the world, it will impact us here in the u.s. we're only growing by about 2%, 2.25% right now, and, frankly, any kind of hit to that is going to hurt quite a bit. we also know that oil is trading at around $30 a barre

as carter evans tells us he could be extradited to the united states, but not to fulfill his hollywood dreams. >> reporter: he's in the same supermax prison he escaped from six months ago now. military tanks and guards are standing outside. he was brought here last night after he was paraded in front of news cameras. ultimately it may have been his big ego that led to his capture according to the mexico attorney general. >> he had the intention of making a film he said, so he reached out to producers. >> reporter: today investigators were back at the home where he was holed up trying to expose others in the cartel believed to be responsible for half of the illegal drugs that enter the us from mexico. >> as long as he's in mexico he can operate at some level, and he always has the hope of escaping. >> reporter: the senior advisor to the mexico institute said it's in the country's best interest to turn him over to the us. >> they don't want to go through this embarrassment again, and he's said in the past his worst fear is being extradited to the united states. >> reporter: late today hi

carter evans, cbs news, san gabriel, california. >>> still ahead, every presidential race should be as fun as this. >>> david bowie's last album is now his first number one album in the u.s. one week after bowie's death "black star" debuted on top the billboard 200 today. the album was released two days before bowie died. >>> spacex launched a new satellite into space after california today. the jason 3, a weather satellite monitoring el nino conditions, lifted into the stratosphere using the company's falcon 9 rocket. the hope was to land the falcon 9 on a barge in the pacific. that did not work. the landing was too hard. >>> a beautiful breakthrough on the international space station, the first flower ever grown in space. it's an orange zinnia chosen because it's pretty and edible. astronauts taste tested lettuce grown on the space station last year and say it was pretty good. >>> presidential ambitions on display in washington today at mascot tryouts for the nationals baseball team. here they are. candidates had to literally run for the job. challenging enough as you can they also h

carter evans is there. >> reporter: the militia members were on their way to a community event when they were captured during a traffic stop and shots were fired. in all, eight were arrested, including the group's leader, ammon bundy.. conservative talk show host t te sasailli, who hab embedded with the militia, was live streaming as the confrontation unfolded. >> if a.m.on is in custody, it's over. it's done. >> reporter: authorities say the goal was to apprehend them peacefully. the f.b.i. won't say who shot first, but when it was over, militia spokesman lavoy finicum was dead, and bundy's brother harney was wounded. traffic stop yesterday, pfs supposed to bring peaceful resolution to this, ended badly. we don't arm up and rebel. we work through the appropriate channels. this can't happen anymore. >> reporter: bundy and his armedded followers, none of them from oregon, took control of the malheur national wildlife refuge on january 2 to protest land ownership by the federal government. since the takeover, federal authorities refused to raid the compound. f.b.i. special agent greg bretz

here's carter evans. >> reporter: the drama unfolded monday night in front of foxx house. >> when i got hereto truck was over on its side and it was in flames. >> reporter: the driver, 32-year-old brett kyle, was stilled in. >> reporter: the man who made that 911 call and an off-duty first responder helped foxx pull kyle from the wreckage as the flames grew. he was trapped by his seat belt. >> luckily, a guy pulls up. he has e.m.t. scissors, hits the i climbed in and i grabbed the scissors from him, cut the seat belt, and as we pulled him out, within five seconds later, the-- the truck goes up. >> reporter: police say kyle, seen here lying on the ground after the rescue, was speeding and under the influence of alcohol when he lost control and hit a ditch, causing his truck to flip several times before it burst into flames. >> it's all teefers joy. >> reporter: the driver's father, brad kyle, stopped by the scene later to thank foxx. >> it doesn't matter to me who it was or what they do for a living or whatever, just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom.

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. around the world, good night. >>> road trip. >> god bless the united states of america. >> sarah palin hits the campaign trail with donald trump. >> i guess it's kind of elephant in the room. >> what palin is saying today after the shocking arrest of her son. >> police say he punched his girlfriend in the face and threatened to kill himself. >>> then, how he did it. >> just had to do the something. >> the tool jamie foxx used to save a guy from a burning truck. >> wow. >>> and the man they called the bandit caught on tape. was he really stealing wine worth thousands of dollars a bottle? look at this wrestling watch in >> we were fight over the bottle.

carter evans, cbs news,s, pacifica. >> all three inmates who escaped a southern california jail are back behind bars. the last two fugitives who faced charges including murder and torture were thrown into jail overnight. they were captured in sann francisco yesterday. a third inmate sur rendered friday. this time the men are being kement in separate cells. still ahead, accusations of racial intolerance at an elili boston high school. news continues. >> glor: a boston high school known for being at the center of diverse irrelevant and progressive politics is now at the center of a controversy after students began a social media campaign alleging racial incidents on campus. kenneth craig reports. >> every single social media. >>>>egie noel and kiley webster cazeau created this youtube video, their goal was to draw attention to allegations of racism at their elite schooo, boston latin, which they say have been ignored. the studedes claim underlying racial tensions in the hallways and online ramped up when ferguson police officer carren wilson was not indted in the shooting dt of michael bro

this is carter evans reporting, the leader, amon bundy is among the five people arrested. >> reporter: this video shows fbi agents and police intercepting amon bundy and several militia members on an oregon highway not far from where they occupied federal land since the start of the year. shots were fired. bundy was arrested and his brother ryan was shot and has nonlife-threatening injuries. >> this is your freedom to move about this country. >> la voy finkum, a spokesman for the protester was killed in the shootout. according to amon bundy's father clivon who spoke with the station coin. >> brian bundy had been shot in the arm. and finkum was murdered. cold blooded murder. >> they stood outside the hospital, believed to be holding a militia member. at least eight people connected to the armed prott were arrested tuesday on federal felony charges on a conspiracy to impede officers. >> we are up here for the constitution. >> on january 2, bundy and armed followers took control of the national wildlife refuge and claim the federal government is forcing ranchers to sell their land. orego

carter evans, cbs news, los geles. >> axelrod: saudi arabia executed 47 people today, its largest mass execution since 1980. jonathan vigliotti has more on the consequences of one execution in particular. >> reporter: this morning, saudi state-run television reported all 47 men killed in today's mass execution were members of al qaeda, including prominent shi'a cleric nimr al-nimr. but the charismatic rleader was known by his followers as a peaceful reformist who opposed violence. news of the cleric's death sparked a wave of protests around the region. in the iranian capital of the saudi embassy and set it on fire. in neighboring bahrain, protests turned violent. and in saudi arabia, theor nimr's home in the eastern providence, both men and women took to the streets chanting. iran used their state-run news to condemn nimr's death. >> despite international calls for his release. >> reporter: nimr rose to prominence after demanding more rights for the shiite minority in the sunni-ruled saudi kingdom. he was shot and arrested in 2012 during antigovernment protests that erupted as part of