clarkston is what i call a resettlement hub.e it and i'm lived pretty much across the united states. you have refugees from somalia, iraq, syria. just everywhere. they're all there. and they all are fun and they understand living here isn't going to take effort but they want to try and live a successful life in the united states. >> do they understand the fear that exists among many americans when it comes to refugees and terrorism? >> i think not really. you know, a lot of them say, we are fleeing war. we're not here on vacation. my children are suffering long-term consequences because of the war. it wasn't our choice to come to the united states, if you ask them, they will say, as soon as the war in syria stops, we will return back to syria. that was their home. one family likened it to heaven on earth. they led a comfortable life there. to be forced to flee is not easy. >> real quickly, if you could sit down with president trump, what would you want him to say, what would they want him to do? >> i think they would want him to

. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, clarkston, georgia. >> mason: and that's cbs evening news.tt will be back tomorrow. i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. >>> tonight, george clooney opens up on why his marriage is so strong and where he and amal plan to raise their kids. >>> then is gwen using blake to win "the voice." >> plus the shocking weight loss everyone will be talking about. >> on a diet. >> we talk to honey boo boo about mama june's transformation, down to size 4. >> mama, she is a very stubborn person. >> and how celine dion is moving forward fter the death of her husband. >> he gave me the best of him. i feel stronger. >> music and laughter. >> i'm a singer. and talker. >> the wild side of the singer you have never seen. >> we will tell you to stop the interview. and keep going our way. >> now for februar,

. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, clarkston, georgia. >> mason: and that's cbs evening news.tt will be back tomorrow. i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. my hygi...a mouthwash.o try... so i tried crest. it does so much more than give me fresh breath. crest pro-health mouthwash provides all... ...of these benefits to help you get better dental check-ups. go pro with crest mouthwash. checkup? nailed it >> right now on off script, metro fast approaching its breaking point when it comes to finances. riders leaving the system down 12% over this time last year. and the boss is having trouble making ends meet. by the end of june, metro will face our $125 million revenue shortfall. tonight, we want to know on our poll who you thinks should make up the cost? you the rider, local government, or, the federal government. now, to vote, go to the wusa9.com/vote on your cell phone or tablet. and you can find a link on our app as well. >>> zach evans, you know this face. he has been around forever. metro's board chairman. jack, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> how bad

. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, clarkston, georgia. >> mason: and that's cbs evening news.tt will be back tomorrow. i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group some evacuees in san jose cleared to go home tonight: now, >>> kpix news at 6:00 begins with demands for answers after a flooding disaster. some evacuees cleared to go home tonight. now new questions about how the city was caught off guard. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. 36,000 homes were affected by this flooding. this afternoon some of the mandatory evacuations were lifted. the san jose fire department rescued more than 400 people trapped in the floodwaters over the last 48 hours. the water is receding but will have to be pumped out in some neighborhoods. city leaders have started lifting evacuation orders along a 7-mile stretch of coyote creek between 237 and 280. mandatory evacuations are in effect in other neighborhoods. >> we begin with the mystery of what triggered the flooding. water started spilling from the ande

. >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, clarkston, georgia. >>> that's the "overnight news" for thisy. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone, welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> members of congress are facing angry constitch wents in crowded town halls across the country. lawmakers are on recess, but they're getting an earful from voters. the main concern is obamacare and what the republican plan is to replace it. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: if professional agitators were lurking in line today, we didn't meet them. >> look at us. do we look like loud individuals? do we look like paid protesters? >> reporter: this group of mostly retired women brought homemade signs, umbrellas for the sun, and a new found sense of activism. >> i'll be in this until i die, if that's necessary. >> there you go. >> reporter: really, you f

pop star kelly clarkston. this is all new strange inheritance. col beer here to talk about it. so this ring, was it a wedding ring? was it an engagement ring? i mean, what was it? >> well, if you read jane austen as most of us have, she was a romantic. not even to write in her own name, her books started written by a lady and no one knew this ring existed. was it from a mr. darcy? was it from a companion? she did have an engagement, but she never married. so we kind of investigate what the ring was and how it came to the family members. but a couple of notches, which i was asking stuart earlier -- liz: stuart varney. >> well, there are no nutters. there are richers because the ring is so valuable, so priceless and kelly clarkson bought it but doesn't end up going home with it, but she does get something else, and they made out well too. liz: and that's all tonight. how much did she buy it for? that's tonight. you're not going to reveal it until tonight. >> more than expected. liz: you have to watch tonight at:30 p.m.astern time. and you also head

here in the city of clarkston, 40-year old single mom was raising her two young sons. she also had two older daughters. rachael anderson was her name, just 5-foot and a bit, and how susie jeppson enjoyed her company. >> we were just friends from t get-go. she was just spunky and fun. and she just loved to laugh. >> reporter: her grown were out of the house. amber -- she was my everything. >> she was my hero. she just had a really fun spir about her. >> ashley. >> she raised us, gave us they'd gone out on a date. and that she was very impresse because he wanted to have a blessing over the food that he -- and she thought that was just wonderful. >> reporter: a publicly christian man with a notorious gangster's last name, charles capone. >> i asked her out for dinner and we went to dinner and we found each other attractive. >> what made you laugh about her? >> how she looked at life, everything is to be absorbed. everybody should have a good time, nobody should fight. >> reporter: what was going on in her life? >> i thought she was a brillia woman. i thought, oh, this wom