i'm chris welch in new york. some of the undocumented immigrants who enter the u.s. the help of american citizens. cbs news spoke with a man who says he's already helped hundreds of people cross into the country illegally, and he's made a lot of money do it. here is cbs' adam yamaguchi. >> reporter: we drove overnight to a safe house near the southern border in new mexico to meet a woman who just hours ago arrived on u.s. soil illegally. why are you here? you want a better life. this woman says she was desperate to escape the violence in zacatecas, mexico. she paid smugglers over $15,000 to get here. by morning, she'll be dropped off at her final destination elsewhere in the u.s. we learned her journey was facilitate bade network of americans smuggling people from across the nearly 2,000-mile-long stretch of the southern border deep into the country. >> americans are doing this. we're the ones who are taking them across. >> reporter: we got an inside look at the operation with the man who smuggled her. he agreed to speak with us only if we masked his identity. how ma

i'm chris welch in new york. >> you were just watching that special report. of course, we'll continue to follow this throughout the evening. >>> we also haevening. >>> we also have local news we'll get to, but again, we'll continue following the developments out of reagan national airport and that crash. >>> turning to local news, the brother of rap legend too short was shot and killed in oakland and as far as we know, the killers are on the loose. anne makovec has more in studio with what we know tonight. >> it sounds like too short's brother was trying to confront some robbers trying to break into a cannabis shop when he was shot and killed. this is all still under investigation. wayne shaw was too short's older brother. he was 61 years old. this happened outside a cannabis business in east oakland. this is on 49th avenue near east 12th street. police say the robbers were trying to ram a vehicle through the business' front door and shaw walked out to see what was happening. the robber shot him several times as they drove away. shaw was pronounced dead at th

chris welch has details. >> did the nation just dodge a valentine's day crisis posturing for trade warost of roses. the south american nation of colombia is a top producer of premium roses. so right now, a dozen long stem roses, the kind your wife, girlfriend, our mother wants to get, what cost you about 90 bucks. but the tariffs trump was threatening could have pushed that price to $135. today, the president of colombia posted an extraordinary rant aimed at trump. "trump, you are going to wipe out the human species because of greed." he is also calling trump a "white." the deportation plates are also sparking backlash from brazil with complaints that immigrants who had slipped into the usa illegally were handcuffed during the flights back home to brazil, their feet shackled, with no access to water or a bathroom. selena gomez is in tears over the deportations taking place across the usa. >> i am so sorry. i wish i could do something but i can't. >> she has since taken down the post and trump's borders are tom homan fired back. >> it is all for the good of the nation and we will keep g

dianne feinstein, sheldon whitehouse, amy klobuchar, chris loomis, richard blumenthal, cory booker, alexi padilla, jon ossoff, senator butler and senator welch. they deserve a round of applause. [applause] i would be remiss if i did not note the amazing staff that brought us here as well on my side. extraordinary group of people starting with and swanson, philip rest. [applause] sarah bauer. [applause] stephanie angel, just clay, leak simmons. [applause] the high point of the last four years was when you kept your word and we were able to confirm justice ketanji brown jackson. [applause] if you are to be the first, you have to be the best, and she is, certainly the best by every measure. you kept your word and nominated her and we have done a great favor to the nation by following through. in closing, we are proud of the fact these nominees have bipartisan support, more than 80% of them received bipartisan support. i want to thank my friend and colleague of many years, chuck schumer. i nagged him and beat up on him and twisted his arm and did everything i could to get our nominees on the calendar and he came through with flying colors. the c