reena. >> ninan: carter evans, thank you.next, a spacecraft takes off a seven-year mission to mercury. of >> ninan: the european and japanese space agencies launched an unmanned spacecraft into orbit today on a mission to mercury, the closest planet to the sun. about seven years from now, it will launch two satellites. it will investigate the planet's surface and magnetic field. during the day on mercury, it's about 800 degrees fahrenheit. at night, it cools down to minus 290 degrees. royal mania rolls on in australia. prince harry and his american bride, meghan markle, attended the opening ceremony of the invictus games in sydney. harry launched the international paralympic event in 2014 to honor military members wounded in action. the duke and duchess of sussex are expecting their first baby next spring. still ahead, we'll go inside the new national law enforcement museum, where visitors are getting hands-on police experience. >> ninan: the national law enforcement museum opened last week in washington. it has police artifa

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> oh, what happens when you believe in yourself, nike said it bestst do it that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday, for more news go to our website cbsnews.com or cbsn at any time of the day and download the cbs news app. i'm demarco morgan in new york. >>> this is an important safety alert. >> now at 6:00, if you need to charge your phone, do it now. pg&e is about to cut power to nearly 90,000 customers as the fire danger heats up. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney in napa county. the power could go out at any time to parts of the city of napa, along with st. helena and lake berryessa. people in sonoma county should be prepared to be in the dark tonight. we've already seen one wildfire break out today farther north in redding. the fire has now burned 40 acres, forcing a number of people from their homes. kpix 5 kiet do is live in the oakland foothills telling us that's exactly the kind of thing pg&e is trying to prevent with these planned power cuts, kiet? >> reporter: we are live here in the oakland hills. for much of t

carter evans has the story. >> reporter: here he comes for justin ga leg gos, running was a dream.ith cerebral palsy. a neurological disorder that affects coordination and muscle movement. >> initially when he started running he was falling and he would have bloody knees and 90% of the time he'd pick himself up and we'd finish the run. >> reporter: justin's dream wasn't just to run, but run fast. despite his disability, he can do a seven minute mile and now competes with the university of oregon running club. all of that put him on nike's radar. this past weekend at the end of a practice un, a company representative made a surprise announcement. justin would be signed as an official nike athlete. >> yeah. >> i'm still kind of in shock that it actually happened. >> reporter: on instagram he wrote, you don't realize how realistic your dreams are until they play out right before your very eyes. >> i've never seen him that emotional. running really kind of opened up the doors for him. it gave him the opportunity to be on a team, to have friends, to be a part of something. >> reporter:

carter evans has more on the wisdom of wally. >> oh!>> reporter: the first lesson of the day for students at marina village middle school happens well before class. >> give me a smile. >> repr:very morning, 94- year-old wally richardson greets parents with a wave... >> good morning! yay! >> reporter: ...and their kids with what he calls "wally-isms." >> okay, be kind whenever possible. >> it's always possible. >> reporter: you give these kids a fist bump every day? >> yeah, i call it a ka-nuckle. some of them do it like this. they'll go-- po! >> reporter: after the ka- nuckles, the 80-year age difference seems to disappear. >> judging others does not define who they are. >> it defines who you are. >> a ship in the harbor is safe, but that's not what ships were built for, right? >> reporter: what's the point of getting them to participate? >> oh, i want them to retain something that they can take on in life later on. >> reporter: but his own life experiences make him an expert on what kids won't find in a textbook. he joined the navy in

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carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: that is "cbs overnight news" for this friday, for someyou the news continues for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning from if panama city, florida, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >>> welcome to the overnight news. a search and rescue operation is under way in the florida pan handle a mid the devastation a mid hurricane irma. the storm came a shore with 155 miles an hour and massive storm surge that wiped some neighborhoods off the map. the storm is continuing to dump sheets of rain as it turns its way up through virginia. jeff glor beginning our coverage in the devastated town of panama city beach, florida. >> michael has claimed six lives, as victims recovered here in the florida panhandle and in georgia and north carolina. 11-year-old sarah radney was killed by debris that ripped through the roof of her home in southwest georgia. more than 24 hours after michael made landfall on this coast, the scale of the destruction is becoming clear, and it is immense. have a look at mexic

carter evans shares their wningporteinng super achievement, but to kurt warner and his wife, brenda,goal is, okay, how do we continue to impact people? >> reporter: over the years, they've contributed millions to help those most in need. their latest effort inspired by their oldest child, zack, who is developmentally disabled and legally blind. >> he was thriving in high school, and you're like, "man, this is-- this is awesome. he's exceeding all expectations." and then all of a sudden he graduates from high school, and, boom, everything stops. >> it was sad to see that there aren't a lot of options, especially for the higher functioning people with disabilities. >> reporter: the warners found no place in arizona where their adult son could live on his own, so they built one and called it "treasure house." >> does anyone else want potatoes? >> reporter: it recently opened, not just for zack but five other residents and plans to take in at least 20 more. >> here we pick up some of the twigs in these bushes. >> we want all of our other kids to spread their wings and fly. why doesn't za

carter evans shares their story. >> reporter: winning a super bowl may seem like a crowning achievement kurt warner and his wife brenda, it was just the beginning. >> now our goal is okay, how do we continue to impact people. >> reporter: over the years, they've contributed millions to help those most in need. their latest effort inspired by their oldest child zack, whose developmentally disable and legally blind. >> he was thriving in high school, and man, this is awesome. he is exceeding all expectations. and then all of the sudden he graduates from high school, and boom, everything stops. >> it was sad to see that there aren't a lot of options, especially for the higher functioning people with disabilities. >> reporter: the warners found no place in arizona where their adult son could live on his own. so they built one and called it treasure house. >> does anyone else want potatoes? >> reporter: it recently opened, not just for zack, but five other residents, and plans to take in at least 20 more. >> here we pick up some of the twigs in these bushes. >> we want all of our other kids

carter evans, cbs news, boise, idaho. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you thes morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm ed o'keefe. there were tears and outrage in pittsburgh, where president trump paid a visit to the victims and survivors of the synagogue massacre. critics blamed the president for inciting his supporters to violence, and several jewish groups asked mr. trump to postpone his visit, at least until the 11 people killed that day had been laid to rest. david begnaud is there. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady paid their respects today to the victims of saturday's massacre, as a grief-stricken community began to bury the dead.synagogue's rabbi, greeted mr. trump along with his daughter ivanka trump and son-in-law jared kushner, both ohom are observant jews. there the president and first lady laid stones at each of the victims' memorials. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ less than 50 yards away

carter evans, nbc news, california. >> wally turns 95 on october 19th. happy birthday.at's the overnight news for this monday. for some, the news continues. for others check back for the morning news and "cbs this morning." i'm elaine kiana. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >> a weekend winery tour ended in tragedy in upstate new york. it happened in the rolling hills near the capital albany. a limb zone crashed outside a country store . the limo was mangled. 20 people are dead. tony ducople is at the scene but first here's meg oliver with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: first responders raced to the desperate scene saturday afternoon. a catastrophic limousine crash killed 20 people. it happened about 30 miles west of albany. the limo ran a stop sign and plowed into the parking lot of the apple barrel country store. the limb me hit a parked car and struck and killed two people standing outside. there were 18 people including the driver touring wineries inside the limo. no one survived. >> this is one of the biggest losses of life we have seen in a long,

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> that's the over over for this monday.for some of you the news continues. check back a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> thank you for joining us. more than four days after hurricane michael slammed into the florida panhandle ab untold number of people are still unaccounted for. the death toll has rizen to 19d. about 400,000 homes and businesses are still without power in it six states. president trump will visit storm-battered areas in florida and georgia tomorrow. and panama beach, a freight train blown over by 155 mile an hour wind remains on its side. also officials are assess iing e damage to a number of aircraft possibly including fighter jets. we have a team of correspondents in the disaster zone beginning with omar. >> reporter: the death toll continues to rise four days after hurricane michael made landfall, several homes were pushed off their foundations by the strong storm surge. mark didn't want to give

carter evans has the story of a special place they call "treasure house." >> reporter: winning a super like a crowning achievement, but to kurt warner and his wife, brenda, it was just the beginning. >> now our goal is, okay, how do we continue to impact people? >> reporter: over the years, they've contributed millions to help those most in need. their latest effort inspired by their oldest child, zack, who is developmentally disabled and legally blind. >> he was thriving in high school. and you're like, man, this is awesome. he's exceeding all expectations. and then all of a sudden he graduates from high school, and, boom, everything stops. >> it was sad to see that there aren't a lot of options, especially for the higher functioning people with disabilities. >> reporter: the warners found no place in arizona where their adult son could live on his own, so they built one, and called it treasure house. >> there's hot sauce. >> reporter: it recently opened not just for zack but five other residents and plans to take in at least 20 more. >> here are my strengthses. >> reporter: treasure

carter evans is in goodyear, arizona, where it's been raining all night. >> reporter: this is a flood plain next to the river. this is the kind of place that floods. now, the national hurricane center says there could be so much rain today that it could cause life threatening flash floods. there could also be mudslides and debris flows in the foothills. the floods were severe in some areas. the winds could be at tropical storm levels. these photos show the damage monday in baha, california. it was hit with as much as 6 inches of rain. meanwhile, government officials in mexico are investigating reports that a man was swept to his death in these floodwaters in the wake of the tropical storm. here in phoenix, the rain is expected to continue through wednesday, possibly into thursday. in the next 24 hours, they're going to get as much rain here as they've gotten in the last two months. >> carter, thank you. >>> a murder suspect is on the run this morning in northern tennessee. law enforcement work through the night searching for kirby wallace. the 53-year-old man is accused of killing two