elaine. >> quijano: mireya, thank you.rthern california, a body was found this weekend near the spot where an suv went off a cliff, killing at least five members of a family. an autopsy will determine if it is one of three missing siblings from the hart family. sarah and jennifer hart are suspected of intentionally driving their family off the cliff. police in germany say they prevented a knife attack today at the berlin half marathon. several suspects are in custody. they are believed to have tied to the man who plowed through a berlin christmas market in 2016, killing a dozen. germany was on edge this weekend after a deadly van attack in the city of munster. bill cross, bill cosby's sexual assault retrial is about to begin. this time he will face multiple accuse in other words court, not just one. here is meg oliver. >> reporter: 80-year-old bill cosby returns to court monday for his second sexual assault trial in less than a year. >> the trial completely changes. >> cbs news legal analyst rikki kleiman says the me too m

i'm elaine quijano. > > >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. a manhunt is under way across the south for a gunman who opened fire sunday morning inside a waffle house restaurant near nashville. in the town of antioch in the hours before sunrise. at least four people are dead. two others are critically wounded. the gunman was half naked and with a semiautomatic assault style rifle. investigators say he was arrested last year near the white house. this is also the story of a hero who've took action and may have saved many lives. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: the gunman killed two people in the parking lot before heading inside. where he killed two more. >> ryneking got out of his truck, armed with an ar 15 rifle. started shooting. he clearly came armed with a lot of fire power intending to devastate the south nashville area. >> chuck cordero watched him pull up in the parking lot. he shot some one at the door. my friend. i hit the ground. tried to keep an eye on him from under the car. heave shot a couple windows out. stepped inside and s

elaine?quijano: david, thank you. our seth doane was in the syrian capital friday night when the missiles struck. on saturday, he checked out the smoldering rubble of the suspected chemical weapons facility in damascus. lonight he has this report from inside syria. ( cheers ) >> reporter: douma which had been in rebel hands is now controlled by syrian forces. that could make it easier for chemical weapons inspectors who arrived in damascus saturday to get to the site of the purported april 7th chemical attack. those inspectors were set to odgin work today. syria's deputy foreign minister told us they were eager to help get inspectors to the site, though the government still claims the attack never happened. today on state tv president bashar al-assad appeared as confident as ever, holding meetings with russian lawmakers. he said $400 billion would be needed to restore syria's economy. and called the coalition missile strikes "an act of aggression." ioat's a sentiment we heard echoed on the st

so as elaine said, we can't do this alone. we might have an idea, we might see a possibility, a window of opportunity, but we need the ferry operators to step up. and the person behind me was incredible. he said yes, we will try this, yes, we will do this, and i will make sure it happens. we are incredibly lucky to have such forward thinking, committed operators here in san francisco. the water fleet exemplifies that can do of why not? why not here? whatever they can do to push the envelope to make ferry ridership part of the equation to heal the planet. so let us well come our champion, tom escher, to talk for a moment. [applause]. >> thank you very much. i'm not sure who you were talking about. one of the things i don't believe in is fake news, so mr. mayor, i have to say that the fleet has been using renewable fuel since last year, and there's been no operational problems. this is another step for the red-white fleet, there is another one to our zero pollution. and the next step is for us in august of this year, we will hav

elaine. >> seth doane in damascus. seth, thanks.ted nations ambassador nikki haley discussed the street on syria with margaret brennan on face the nation. >> the white house said there have been reports since april of last year, 30 continued chemical weapons attack in syria some involving sarin. why did this particular attack last week warrant military action but the others didn't? >> will i think obviously this was cumulative. he, assad had been using chemical weapons multiple times. more so this was about the security council resolutions. we had, up until this point, had six different resolutions that would have dealt with investigative mechanisms for chemical weapons. and russia vetoed all of them. and so we felt like we had gone through every diplomatic measure of talking we could. and it was time for action. i think one thing we hope assad got the message on is the international community will not allow chemical weapons to come back into our everyday life. and the fact that he was making this more normal and russia was covering

i'm elaine quijano.sident trump is vowing to punish the syrian regime and its allies russia and iran, after another suspected chemical attack in syria. the president says there will be a big price to pay after poison gas reportedly killed dozens of people in a rebel held town outside damascus. last year, mr. trump responded to a deadly chemical attack, by ordering air strikes against a syrian air base. today, the united nations security council is expected to hold an emergency meeting. some of the images you are about to see may be hard to watch. here is holly williams. >> videos from the aftermath of the alleged chemical attack, show apparently lifeless bodies with no obvious injuries. survivors struggling to breathe, especially children. and being hosed down as if to remove a substance from their skin. >> we cannot independently verify any of the videos, or confirm whether a chemical attack took place. survivors though reportedly smelled of chlorine, a chemical that can be deadly in enclosed spaces. it

elaine can't go wrong with biscuits and gravy.rks for me, biscuits, gravy, two eggs up and a coffee. i'm a happy man. elaine there you go. >> anthony: vo the war cafÉ is one of the few family-owned businesses left in town. tony it's obvious, a new yorker arrives in town, first question: why no cell service? i've been to the farthest reaches of the arabian desert, all i gotta do is climb a dune and i'm going to get three bars. nick i mean, the mountains- it's hard to get signals down into each individual valley. >> anthony: vo nick mullins is a former coal miner turned writer. working in public outreach trying to help people transition away from fossil fuel. elaine try calling an ambulance here and getting out of the county to the closest hospital. they don't deliver babies in the hospital in this county anymore. >> anthony: vo elaine mcmillion sheldon is an oscar winning documentary filmmaker born and raised in southern west virginia. tony if you were describing this area: church-going, religious, gun rights important. a lot of pe

[applause] >> thank you, elaine. and congratulations to you. so, i'm excited to be here to celebrate the signing of this legislation. let's be clear, we all want to talk about the world series coming up here to san francisco. i know, it isn't here, but i'm here to say congratulations. first of all, elaine, congratulations to you and the port team for all your hard work and to larry, you and your team for all of the hard work. this is emblematic of the best of a collective planning process we have here in the san francisco. this is a city agency willing to be creative with a ton of support and a willing and engaged local partner in the giants. to really come here to celebrate this today. but it's because of the port and the giants and their hard work that we are really here today celebrating what is going to be an amazing project. as you think about the project itself, 21 acres is going to be redone. 1500 new housing units, 40% that are affordable. congratulations to supervisor kim on her hard work on making that happen. [applause] eight acres o

i'm elaine quijano.intense manhunt is under way for a gunman who opened fire early today at a waffle house near nashville, tennessee. it happened in the town of antioch, hours before the sun came up. at least four people are dead. two others are critically wounded. the gunman was half-naked and armed with a semi-automatic assault-style rifle. investigators say the suspect ets arrested by secret service last year for being in a restricted area near the white house. mark strassmann has the latest from tennessee. >> reporter: around 3:30 a.m., a gunman wearing only a jacket, naked from the waist down, began firing at customers at this waffle house. >> reporter: police say the gunman, identified as 29-year- old travis reinking, killed two people in the parking lot before heading inside, where he killed two more. >> reinking got out of his truck armed with an ar-15 rifle and started shooting. he clearly came armed with a lot of firepower intending to devastate the south nashville area. >> reporter: chuck cord

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i want to thank not only noemie kelly, but also elaine forbes. she would reach out and say, supervisor, i want to meet with you about the seawall, i say, wait a minute, i have to work with this challenge. she always brings it back to how important it is not just to protect my district, but to protect the entire city. her leadership along with port commissioner president kimberley brandon that been outstanding. they've been in sacramento, in d.c., they've been all over the place trying to put together the money for this particular seawall and i know with their leadership and the work of all the policy behind me, we're going to get this done for the people of san francisco. thank you so much. >> thank you, president breed. our final speaker is someone who represents the district we're currently in who knows that it is her residence and businesses that could be flooded if we do not invest in the infrastructure. please join me in welcoming supervisor kim. >> thank you, assembly member chiu. as someone who represented your sister district when we both

elaine wynn and the ex-wife of steve win has been pushing to add new directors in an effort to restore the company's reputation a they investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against her former husband woha. the settled a six-year legal fight earlier this week. shares of wynn finished up 1%. >>> after the bell, aluminum products maker alcoa said it's seeing deman strengthen following the trump administration's tariff on meta. the compa also raised its profit forecast for the year. the shares were initially higher in after hours, they ended the regular session of 4% to59.40. >> amazon revealed for the first time the number of primeme ers. the company said it has 100 million paid prime members globally. the news sent shares higher.

>> elaine? >> no, i think you provided an excellent presentation. thank you, byron. [ inaudible ] >> i was back there on business for the i.o.w., and i was back there last monday, and was kind of fortunate that president brandon and byron wasn't going to make it but it was a watershed week for me. i had been back there lobbying on behalf of our union, but also i was able to get some port business in. i met with the deputy secretary of transportation under elaine chow, secretary rosen, talked about our issues, but i also talked about our seawall and how we needed money. he pointed out that it was $1.5 billion in tge rr grants, and we need to go get that money. had a good meeting with speaker pelosi. i talked about the harbor maintenance tax, met with my friend u.s. senator brian schatz from hawaii, and then i gave a card to elaine today. there's people very interested in what we're trying to do on the sea level. i got a chance to catch up with the gang, i think it was on wednesday night for a few, and then, i think the highlight of the week for me wa

elaine and steve settles their long standing disputes wynn resorts settled with universal. david katz says this all positions it perfectly for a sale although the process for new board and perspective changes additions to the management team could take time. but trophy quality of the company's assets suggests market value exceeds operating value. he maintains a $200 price target we saw today the stock was up about 1% to $192 and change. and the other thing is you've got the guys at wynn boston harbor saying that both betsy atkins and wendy webb have massachusetts ties as well how that factors into things we don't know >> who could be a buyer? >> there have been talks about mgm doing it they won't confirm that's the case we know that las vegas sands has the money to do it galaxy has already bought 5% of this company could it invest more that might make a the love sense given the revenue importance in the mcyou could. and revenue, casino revenue is up in a big way. hold on a second i got to get the numbers right here you ready for this i was shocked by it. 64% growth 64% grow

elaine?>> thank you, elaine forbes from the port of san francisco, we wanted to reiterate something said, it's about the learning experience we bring back. i have a staffer who is emergency planner for the port and she deployed to santa rosa and was co-manager of the eoc and two of the things she came back with. one was the i.t. technology and how paper based it was, white boarding and prioritizing without any real computer base and said despite that, everyone was really incredibly good at putting first things first. but it did seem that the technology, maybe mobile technology, hand held apps we could have to avoid a paper-based response is critical. the other thing she reported was the incredible fatigue. just these 20-hour shifts, 15-hour shifts and how absolutely fatigued everyone was in the command post. but despite that, just how excellent the response was managed. so those are the two pieces of learning that i heard from my staff who was deployed. thank you. >> thank you. anyone else? >

wynn >> so elaine is a 9% shareholder. her a number of times to talk about the future of the company. i'm really excited about the future of the company. any time she wants to meet with me and talk about the future, i'm open she has my cell phone. she has my e-mail. i talk to all the other shareholders a lot and i'm hopeful that over time the wounds will heal i think they will heal as the results are better >> will elaine wynn ever play an active management role in the company again? >> you know, she said in her letter, i believe, that she has no interest going -- >> she's not interested putting herself on the board at this point. i'd heard rumblings she might be interested in being more involved has that been discussed? >> it's not been discussed i'm not looking in the rearview mirror right now when you associate a brand with a person, you run the rusk whisn you put all into that person >> how do you not associate with the wynns when wynn is still your name and his signature is still the company's signal >> wynn is about

steve wynn's ex-wife elaine, is she making a play to take over the company? we have a special report. >>> plus the bitcoin boom is in full force but a civil war is brewing between the two largest cryptocurrencies. tom lee will be here to settle the secure once and for all. you're watching "fast money" live in time square new york city and we got much more right after this. need a change of scenery? the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang for your buck. alo-ha. kayak. search one and done. show me the billboard music awards. the billboard music awards knows how to party. [ cheering ] what up, dog? show me top artist. unbelieveable. i've got my whole family up here. look at my dad looking all sharp. with just the sound of your voice, xfinity x1 gives you a front row seat to the billboard music awards, including throwback clips from some of your favorite artists. the 2018 billboard music awards, sunday, may 20th. only on nbc. >>> welcome back. we've got an earnings alert on wynn.

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elaine quijano has more. >> reporter: cbs news has obtained copies of the memos from former fbi director james comey documenting his interactions with president trump. the justice department delivers the memos to congress thursday. the president signed off on the news. i want to bring in cbs capitol news director rebecca kaplan. she joins us in washington by phone. so what have we learned? >> this was the infamous memos that came up over and over with trump mentioning through multiple occasions that his wife might think it was true. he also repeatedly told comey on multiple occasions that he wanted him to stay, that the president was not under investigation by the fbi. he frequently expressed concerns about leaks from his calls with foreign leaders. >> well, when we spoke with our major garrett thursday evening, he said that sources told him that president trump approved releasing the memos to congress because they essentially portrayed him in a favorable light. what's your assessment? >> the republicans on the hill are saying these memos show that the president wanted allegations of col

i'm elaine reyes in washington, dc and this is "americas now."irst up, costa rica's largest peninsula also hasne of the largest populations of centenarians on the planet, with more residents who are over 80 than anywhere else on earth. man: they have sort of a positive outlook on life and they value a lot their social, their relationship with their families and with the community. [man speaking spanish] elaine: correspondent harris whitbeck visits the people of the nicoya peninsula. he'll tell us why inhabitants of this lush location live such long lives.

here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: when ten-year-old michaela ferrell began singing andra day's anthemise up," at her school's talent show, her mother, shaye washington, sat nervously in the audience. >> we practiced a little bit n fore in the bathroom, and i just was hoping that she would, you know, get the words right. >> reporter: but about a minute in, michaela's voice faded. >> i just forgot, because i was nervous to even sing anymore. >> and then i was like, uh-oh. it looks like she's about to, you know, have a breakdown. and i was like, i don't want her to feel like she's defeated or doat she failed, so that's when i just stepped in... ♪ and i rise up ...and i started singing to help her to keep going on so she would finish the song. ♪ i rise up come on, baby, you got it. you got it. ( applause ) ♪ i'll rise up there you go, come on. ♪ i'll rise up >> yeah! ♪ for you, you, you s she does everything for me. i want to be more thankful and thank you for things. >> it means a lot to me to hear her say that. >> reporter: mother and daughter, rising up together. elaine quijano, cbs ne

you will probably know, an uber self—driving test car hit and killed a pedestrian, a 49—year—old elaineuber subsequently announced that it would indefinitely discontinue all of its other tests, but the accident leaves big questions about how the self—driving sector is to proceed. well, dave lee has met the boss of one of the other big self—driving frontrunners waymo to find out what this might mean. i would like to introduce to you all the world's first premium electric, fully self—driving car... you're looking at the i—pace — a fully electric, now self—driving vehicle. the sensors are engineered by waymo but the car is every inch a jaguar. waymo and jaguar land rover are going to work together to get 20,000 of these cars on the roads within the next two years. their eventual aim is 1 million self—driving trips every single day. so by the end of this year, we will have this driverless transportation service up and running in phoenix. folks will be able to use a waymo app to get from point a to point b, anywhere that you they might want to go. and that will be anyone in the public? that'

. >>> last thursday i got a call from elaine in florida asking about mem medics she wants to know if i selling this stock i got to tell you, we had them ceo back in our show not only is it under attack. in response the company itself is fighting back dedicating whole pages of its home page. taking legal actions at some of the firms. i told elaine i would get back to her and now we got to look at this thing, as a lesson on opportunity. this has been a teaching for me on how some stocks are too hard to make a decision on. for those of who you don't know, it is a small cap biocompany they take donated human plas sent sental tissue and turn it into skin graphs. your body can heel 60% faster. they came away to sterilize tissue so it stays fresh for years. in the last two years, the company has come under fire. the three most notable research, the general consensus to obtain some of their analysis is that the company has been channel stuffing where you count distributors to inflate sales. overcharging clients for its products and then lying to its shareholders to cover up the whole darn th

elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> that is the "overnight news" for this friday.ews continues. for others check back later for the morning news. and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm tony dokoupil. southwest airlines has some explaining to do about this week's deadly midair accident. investigators say, metal fatigue the likely cause of the catastrophic engine explosion. it turns out the airline had been warned about that very danger. and the warning came after a similar engine explosion on another southwest jet. kris van cleave reports. kris van cleave reports there are questions whether the faa and airline acted quickly enough after a prior failure in 2016. investigators continue working on the southwest 737 had an engine blowout in flight tuesday killing 43-year-old jennifer reardan, the ntsb says mother of two was wearing her seatbelt when partially sucked out of the plane. >> my heart is broken for them. >> fire fighter andrew needham rushed to help pull reardan back inside. >>

elaine dunkley, bbc news.ixing is plaguing lower—level tennis events. however, the independent review says there's no evidence of corruption among top—level players, or of a cover—up by governing bodies. it wants the sport to reduce its relationship with gambling companies. french president emmanuel macron has used a rare speech to the joint houses of the us congress to denounce nationalism and isolationism. mr macron said such policies "could be tempting" as a "temporary answer" but they "would not douse, only inflame, the fears of our citizens." mr macron is the first foreign leader to be afforded a us state visit by mrtrump. our north america editor, jon sopel, is at the white house. despite the bromance much in evidence yesterday, mr macron saying things that president trump might not have liked hearing. fiona, i don't want to go over the top about this speech, but i think it was hugely significant, and one that will be remembered long into the future, because emmanuel macron came to the congress, where do