carter evans has more on the funny man's life and legacy. >> reporter: jerry lewis was born to make us laugh. he spent his youth performing in the catskills in the clubs perfecting a comedy routine that would launch a lifelong career one lucky day in 1946 he was paired with a low-key singer named dean martin t. ♪ there's a song as he told "sunday morning" in 2016 it was bliss. >> i fell in love with him the day >> it was the cool crooner and the crazy kid. the duo starred in dozens of films and tv specials before parting ways after a decade. >> we needed to escape one another. >> on his own, lewis would go on to make more than 30 movies, writing and directing many. >> oh! >> reporter: the adoring french gave him legion of honor. but back home critics and audiences eventually turned away. yet even when the movies stopped, jerry lewis was always there. every labor day for more than 40 years on the muscular dystrophy telephone. ♪ walk on >> then this. would you send my friend out, please. >> a surprise reunion after 20 years. >> send him out here. come here. >> all the crew, all my backst

it is just beautiful. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, hawaii. >>> that's the "overnight news" foradcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. trump administration efforts to further isolate north korea may be working. china is urging its outcast neighbor to make a "smart decision" and stop conducting missile launches and nuclear tests. the scolding follows the passage of a u.n. security council resolution, imposing tough new sanctions on the regime. they could cost the country $1 billion in lost trade. errol barnett has the the latest. president trump says he is working during his stay at his golf club in bedminister but took time yesterday to greet wedding guests at his resort. on twitter, the president described new u.n. sanctions on north korea as the largest ever to punish the country. the sanctions are in response to it testing of two intercontinental ballistic missiles last month. analysts believe they were capable of reaching u.s. soil. and could be used to carry

here's carter evans. >> reporter: in a woirl journal op-ed, 28-year-old software engineer james damoreims he was fired for raising questions about cultural taboos when he argued in an internal company memo that "biological causes may explain why we don't see equal representation in the tech industry. men have a higher drive for status, and women on average have more neuroticism." >> no one high up ever came to me and said, "no, don't do this." >> reporter: in an interview earlier this week, damore said initially no one pushed back on the memo which had been circulated fair month. >> it was only after it got viral that the upper management started shaming me. >> reporter: in the op-ed, damore said google is "almost like a cult," and he questioned how a major tech company could be so "intolerant of scientific debate and reasoned argument." >> i don't think google had any choice but to fire james. >> reporter: former google manager kim scott said it was overshadowed by his rhetoric. >> i think he raises some good point there but i'm not eager to talk to somebody who thinks i am more stupi

carter evans looks back at his legendary life. >> reporter: jerry lewis was born to make us laugh.e spent his youth performing in the catskills in the clubs perfecting a comedy shtick that would launch a lifelong career. one lucky day in 1946 he was paired with a low key singer named dean martin. ♪ there's a song in the air ♪ >> reporter: as he told sunday morning in 2016, it was bliss. >> i fell in love with him the day we met. >> reporter: it was the cool crooner and the crazy kid. the duo starred in dozens of films and tv specials before parting ways after a decade. >> we needed to escape one another. >> reporter: on his own lewis would go on to make more than 30 movies writing and directing many. the adoring french gave him the legion of honor, but back home critics and audiences eventually turned away, yet even when the movies stopped, jerry lewis was always there every labor day for more than 40 years on the muscular dystrophy telethon. ♪ walk on walk on ♪ >> reporter: and then there was this. >> would you send my friend out, please. >> reporter: a surprise reunion after 20 y

anthony. >> mason: carter evans with the wild weather in the west. thanks. we turn now to a nationwide strategy traj dee, suicide. a new report from the centers for disease control says it is growing rapidly among teenagers. since the year 2000, the suicide rate for teens is up 28%, with an average of five deaths a day. the suicide rate for girls and young women ages 15-19 has reached a 40-year high. jericka duncan looks into what's behind the rising teen toll. >> he was just an all-around great kid. he was an athlete. >> reporter: jennifer gonzales says her 17-year-old son, jack farrell, seemed fine last thanksgiving. >> and the next day i get woken up by the police knocking on my door saying i needed to come with them right away. i found out then that he shot himself in the head. >> reporter: new c.d.c. data shows suicide rates for boys like farrell aged 15-19 increased more than 30%. three years ago, conrad roy died in this truck from carbon monoxide poisoning after his friend michelle carter encouraged him to commit suicide through dozens of text message

carter evans has more on the funnyman's life and legacy. >> lady, lady!>> reporter: jerry lewis was born to make us laugh. he spent his youth performing in the catskills and the clubs, perfecting his comedy schtick as schtick that would laimp a life lorchg career. then one lucky day in 1946, he was paired with a low-key singer named dean martin. as he told sunday morning in 2016, it was bliss. >> i fell in love with him the day we met. [♪ singing ] >> reporter: it was the cool crooner an >> reporter: it was the cool crooner and the crazy kid. the duo starred in dozens of films and tv specials before parting ways after a decade. >> we needed to escape one another. >> reporter: on his own, lewis would go on to make more than 30 movies, writing and directing many. the adoring french gave him the legion of honor. but back home, critics and audiences eventually turned away. yet even when the movies stopped, jerry lewis was always there, every labor day for more than 40 years on the muscular dystrophy telethon. and then there was this-- a surprise reunion after

carter evans in oahu has the story. >> we're with a tour group tracking hawaiian spinner dolphins offcoast of oahu. >> it looks like pretty close to a hundred dolphins. >> the hawaii high islands are one of the few places you can get this close to them. >> native to hawaii these spinner dolphins are a smaller species about four feet long. they are social animals known for their acrobatic behavior. in the water they seem curious and approach us. 1e6r8 swim right underneath. >> just hang out in a group, don't push toward them. >> but our guide jenna morris is serious about keeping our distance. >> you don't actually want people touching the dolphins. >> no, i think the hardest single handedly hardest est part of my job is managing expectations people have. >> current law prohints harassing dolphins but it doesn't limit how close you can get to them and many people have taken advantage. online videos show swimmers frolicking with the dolphins and even trying to pet them. >> i do think that this human activity is raising their stress levels. >> noaa fisheries biologist say spinner dolphin

you get to see them do their thing-- it's just beautiful. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, oahu.o: that's the "cbs or tend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn, at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco city leaders aren't loving this mcdonald's. they say it's been a magnet for crime and now they are cooking up a plan to turn the homeless hangout into housing. and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> the restaurant sits at the corner of hate streets. kpix5 is there with the city's plan to turn it around. katie. >> reporter: brian, city leaders say this mcdonald's right behind me has been a problem here for years. so much so, that police have responded to more than 100911 calls to this location in the last three years. just last thursday, a man was shot at the mcdonald's at 2:30 in the afternoon. the restaurant was closed for more than two hour

it's beautiful. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, oahu. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for t august 8th, 2017, this is the cbs morning news. summer storms strike. it's clean up time after a possible tornado touches down in maryland. president trump is on the attack. this time he is taking aim at a democratic senator. the google employee whose memo sparked backlash is out of work this morning. why he he says he was wrong through

he issued the pardon as harvey bore down on texas, carter evans has the latest on a move that thrilled supporters but angered many others. >> do the people in this room like sheriff joe? >> reporter: to president trump's base, former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio is a hero. a convicted hero found guilty last month of defying a court order to stop patrols that targeted latinos during his 24 years as sheriff arpaio's department was repeatedly accused of racial profiling. >> i stand by my partner, sheriff joe. >> reporter: at a news conference today the president addressed the pardon directly saying of the 85-year-old arpaio... >> sheriff joe is a patriot. sheriff joe loves our country. sheriff joe protected our borders. >> reporter: but reaction to friday's pardon was swift and mostly negative. arizona state senator martin kissatea. >> this is an absolute slap in the face to the people of this community. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan and arizona's two republican senators also opposed the pardon, with senator john mccain saying it undermines his claim for the respect of rule o

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carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> some powerful images there, and, matt, we've been dealing with our rain, flashflooding earlier this week. nothing to compare to. that will but we did have some significant flooding in south jersey. now we're dealing with more rain today. >> exactly, we had our fair share. we've been kind of in the sickle of heavy rain, then couple every days of quiet conditions, then we get the heavy rain again. that's what we're dealing with here this morning, colds front coming across the region, shower, thunderstorms, waking people up on twitter more than few folks complaining about the fact again in the middle of the night getting these strong showers, thunderstorms that are waking people up. hopefully they can go back to sleep or maybe get up and start your day out little early, stick with us here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." yesterday was another hot day for us. we did have plenty of sunshine >> we didn't get a ton of precipitation in the afternoon we were waiting for maybe couple of pop up thunderstorms to potentially form. they never really kind of got goi

as carter evans explains, that document cost the man his job after it went viral. >> reporter: 28-year-old james damore claims he was fired for raising questions about biological taboos, saying that's why we don't see equal representation in the tech industry. women on average have more neuroticim. initially he said no one pushed back on the memo. >> it was only after it got viral that the upper management started shaming me. >> reporter: in the op ed he said google is almost like a cult and questioned how a major tech company could be so intolerant of scientific debate. >> i don't think google had any choice but to fire him. >> reporter: former google manager kim scott says any valid concerns were overshadowed by his rhetoric. >> i think he raises some good points there, but i'm not eager to talk to somebody who thinks i'm stupider and more neurotic thank he is because i hope -- than he is because i happen to be a women. >> so far the tech giant has not responded to damore's op ed. >>> onto the power ball. the jackpot has reached $356 million, and while lots of people are still trying the

. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, oahu. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for t this tuesday. from the cbs news . >>> it's tuesday, august 8th, 2017, this is the cbs morning news. summer storms strike. it's clean up time after a possible tornado touches down in maryland. president trump is on the attack. this time he is taking aim at a democratic senator. the google employee whose memo sparked backlash is out of work this morning. why he he says he was wrong through terminated. a community in florida is feeling more and more unsettled as a massive sinkhole grows. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. a possible tornado left behind serious damage in salisbury, maryland. severe weather struck the city taking down trees and damaging homes. it's the latest in powerful storms. >> a possible tornado hit salisbury, maryland early monday afternoon. >> the winds picked up. we felt the glass shattering on the building. the awnings were almost ready to lift. >> reporter: this video captured by the cit

carter evans has a preview. >> that's a $3 million fighter.800 million fighter. >> reporter: the verbal sparring began long before the first punch is thrown. >> you can't even read! >> reporter: for last two months, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor had been on a trash-talking tour. >> conor mcgregor, you can't disrespect black people, period. >> reporter: promoting the unusual match-up between a mixed martial arts champion and a man who many consider to be the best pound-per-pound boxer in history. >> after 21 years, i've been hit with everything, and i'm still right here. >> it's the unknown factor that's part of the interest. >> reporter: al bernstein is announcing the fight for showtime, a division of cbs. >> conor mcgregor is a complete unknown in a boxing ring. and mayweather is 40 years old, off a two-year layoff. >> reporter: that one-two punch is helping create intense anticipation, and big money. pay-per-view sales will likely be the largest ever, surpassing mayweather's bout with manny pacquiao, which earned more than $400 million

here's carter evans in los angeles. >> reporter: flash flooding turned low-lying areas in las vegas into lakes on friday. many had to be rescued from their cars. >> that water is rising. sc reporter: these men scrambled to safety on top of a taxi in hotel parking lot on the vegas strip. >> get out thereof. get out of there. >> reporter: outside phoenix, strong summer storms triggered a river of mud. this group narrowly escaped as their belongings were swept away. >> thank god they got out thereof. >> reporter: they will be cleaning up mud for days north of los angeles, where a powerful thunderstorm dropped an inch of rain in 10 minutes. you can see where floodwaters came right up to the front steps of this home. at its peak it was about three feet deep right here, turning the road out front into a rushing river. jeanette laslovich also captured video of a torrential hail storm. >> it just felt like someone throwing rocks at your window. it was just so intense. i had never, ever seen anything like that in my life. >> reporter: lightning lit up the west on friday. free sisters in utah were

for "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans, los angeles. >> looked good there. for more on what lies ahead, we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. ed, good morning. >> good morning. unfortunately around the country we have storm. within those storms, an isolated chance for severe storms in the northeast and a better chance, a slight chance that scattered severe storms here in the yellow area, damaging wind, large hail, and perhaps in this region, an isolated tornado is possible. what we're really worried about really torrential rains. flash flood watch into missouri and kansas and also here in nevada until tuesday morning. the heat continues up until the northwest. very hot. 04 degrees. dallas, 98 degreeful the good news is behind the storms sweeping off to the northeast is dryer less oppressive air that will move in with calmer easier temperatures as well. anthony? >> we like to hear that, ed. we've got some of those storms. ed curran of the chicago station wbbm-tv. thanks, ed. >>> the dow hit its eighth consecutive high. at the same

we're going to take you out now to one of my favorite place in the entire country, carter evans is ating los angeles which you may recall did a stark turn in the movie "la la land." >> now knee toured for the eclipse. we got 70% of the sunny clipsed here. you were talking about some of the myths earlier in ancient china they used to believe that a dragon was devouring the sun. the vikings believed it was a wolf in the sky that was chasing the sun. they get calls here every time there's an eclipse at the griffith observatory asking, is it safe to have your babies outside. that's still a myth. that one developed in mexico where some people thought that babies may be born with a cleft pallet if they were exposed. another myth you get to skip school. these guys all got to skip school today. you're in fifth grade, christian, i know you're shy but you wouldn't have been able to come out here if you didn't skip school. >> yes. reporter: these glasses, there was a run on these glasses today. you could not get them. ivan you sold them, right? how much did you make? >> $20. >> for a pair of gla

as carter evans reports, this showdown is receiving heavyweight hype. >> $3 million fighter.er. >> reporter: the verbal sparring began long before the first punch is thrown. >> you can't even read. >> reporter: for the last two months, floyd mayweather and conor mcgregor have been on a trash talking tour. >> you can't disrespect black people, period. >> reporter: promoting the unusual matchup between a mixed martial arts champion and a man who many consider to be the best pound for pound boxer in history. >> after 21 years, i've been hit with everything and i'm still her. >> reporter: it is the unknown factor part of the interest. al is announcing it for showtime, a division of cbs. >> is a complete unknown in the boxing ring. mayweather is off a two-year layoff. >> reporter: the one-two punch is creating anticipation and big money. pay per view sales will likely be the largest ever, surpassing mayweather's bout with manny pacquiao. for mayweather, the overwhelming favorite, is eyeing a $2 million to $3 million payday. mcgregor could earn up to $100 million, win or lose. he'l

carter evans has more on the funny man's life and legacy. >> reporter: jerry lewis was born to make usthe clubs perfecting a comedy routine that would launch a lifelong career one lucky day in 1946 he was paired with a low-key singer named dean martin t. ♪ there's a song as he told "sunday morning" in 2016 it was bliss. >> i fell in love with him the day

carter evans takes a look from the sky. >> reporter: we're on the coast line of the big i land of hawaii paradise from the air, there is a hid p crisis under water. scientists now believe sunscreen could be part of the problem. we'll take you under water and show you coming up tomorrow on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> it's time for the nation to look at hopeful voices. >> there are hopeful voices. >> indeed there are. that >>> good morning everyone. i'm jan carabeo. philadelphia mayor jim kenney says the city should begin to discuss the future of the frank rizzo statue across from city hall. a large sign with the message shame on president trump was taped to the statue last night. two eggs were also thrown at it. rizzo's son says his father treated everyone the same regardless of race. critics say rizzo treated philadelphia's african-american community unfairly. katie fehlinger. >> it ends up be

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. >>> carter evans was in the middle of things outside the rally last night when police used tear to e away protesters. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is where thousands of protesters and trump supporters were gathered before the rally. they were very vocal. but largely peaceful. all of that changed, however, after the president spoke. and a small group of protesters ignored police orders to leave. it was chaos and confusion outside the phoenix convention center tuesday night. police used tear gas to clear the streets of largely anti-trump protesters after the president's rally. we're at the front line with the protesters right now. i can feel the smoke burning my eyes. you can see the police here in their riot gear. you can see the smoke. they've been setting off flash bang grenades to disperse the crowd. here they go. this protester was seen kicking a smoke bomb toward police who responded by shooting him with non-lethal projectile. police made five arrests, two of them for criminal assault on an officer. before the rally, the thousands of trump supporters ent

carter evans is out at the convention center in phoenix with the president is due to speak. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. vice president pence is also expected to attend this campaign style rally tonight. now, arizona traditionally leans republican. local polling puts support for the president, his approval rating at about 42%. that is higher than the national average but there are going to be some protesters here tonight. they are already setting up here in the street. there are going to be at least six protests, the largest could draw about 3,000 people. >> i will assure you that we are well prepared. >> phoenix police chief is reassuring the city that local law enforcement is ready for president trump's downtown rally. but given the violence in charlottesville just ten ago and current political tension here in phoenix, the city's mayor says this is not the right time for this large scale political event. >> i believe the true intention is to really inflame people's passion to further divide the country and that's why i said the president should delay this trip

. >> evan, another player in all of this is carter page, of course, he was cited in the campaign by then mr., now president trump, as one of his national security advisoradviso. what are you learning about the focus on carter page? >> the interest goes back much further. we now know that he was a subject of the fisa, that goes back a couple of years, not just last summer which is what was previously reported. and that is interesting because, it's part of why the fbi suddenly took notice last summer and started this investigation. they noticed that this is a guy who had been interacting with russians, certainly had travelled to moscow and did a very pro-russia speech last summer, then he starts becoming a lot more involved in the campaign. that really raised their curiosity and their interest because they wanted to know whether he was being used to get into the campaign to spy on the campaign. >> all right. thanks one and all for being here. really appreciate it. we have lots to discuss on our breaking news with our panel coming up. >>> how will president trump react to his so-called red

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