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

elaine? >> quijano: david, thank you. 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 streets. thnce the air strikes,

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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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 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

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano.is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news," i'm elaine quijano. president trump is defending his use of the famous phrase, mission accomplished, to applaud the missile strikes on syria. the u.s., britain, france, targeted the assad regime chemical weapons program. in response to a suspected chlorine and sarin attack on civilians last week. on face the nation, nikki haley said the u.s. will announce sanctions against russia for protecting assad. david martin is at the pentagon. >> reporter: the attack on syria's chemical weapons facilities included cruise missiles launched from a u.s. submarine in the mediterranean. total of 105 missiles fired from ships and aircraft from three different directions. all of them got through, and the aftermath, whether seen from ground level or space, seemed to confirm the claim made by u.n. ambassador nikki haley on "face the nation." >> we set their chemical weapons program back years. >> the president tweeted, mission accomplished

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

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

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. >>

i'm elaine quijano. people who live in and around nashville are breathing a sigh of relief this morning. the suspected gunman in the waffle house massacre is behind bars. travis reinking captured after a massive policeman hunt. authorities say he is the shooter who killed four people and wounded four others in a predawn murder spree. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: detectives acting on a tip captured travis rineking a mile from the waffle house rampage. hiding in the wood behind his apartment complex. in his backpack, detectives found a loaded.45 caliber semiautomatic handgun. ammo, flashlight. as soon as the detective saw him, there was really no communication other than, the detective drawing down on him. he got on the ground. >> reporter: did not try to resist? >> not at all. >> male, white, no clothing on, that's shooting at the location. >> around 3:30, sunday morning, naked from the waist down allegedly killed two people with an ar-15 in the waffle house parking lot. and two more people insid

i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, april 24th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >> he's hitting people one by one, going down -- man. it was a nightmare, man. >> breaking overnight, a driver is in custody after pedestrians were mowed down in toronto. >>> also, the suspect in the deadly waffle house shooting is captured. captured.' how his father could be in trouble, too. >>> days after his wife's funeral, president george h.w. bush is hospitalized this morning. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here in new york, i'm anne-marie green. police say it appears the driver of a van who jumped the sidewalk and drove into pedestrians acted deliberately, police say, the motive remains unknown. witnesses say he made no effort to stop speeding down sidewalks. 10 people were killed, another 15 injured. the driver was arrested a few blocks from the scene. hena doba is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police in canada's bigge

there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. have a good night. i'll see you tomorrow.ess group at wgbh access.wgbh.org openly shooting up inside a bart stat >>> kpix5 news demanding answers about this video. drug addicts openly shooting up inside of this bart station. we ask the people in charge still -- to see how they could let it get so bad. >> what are they going to do about it? wilson walker went to the board meeting to push for answers. >> the entire region is struggling to find answers for an explosion of homelessness and powerful narcotics. >> it's a sobering video to see. i'm frankly glad that the rider shared this.>> reporter: the director responsible for civic center station, seeing the video we have shown him. >> i know it's because of these circumstances. we are going to work very hard to see a change. >> reporter: what would it take to have one person to prevent this kind of scene? >> obviously staffing.>> reporter: lieutenant gil lopez, the bart police officer who oversees patrols at the downtown stations. >> we got our structures, there are essentially

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