errol barnett in new york city, thanks so much.

cbs's errol barnett was inside the courthouse. [chanting "usa"] >> reporter: two days after a joyful win in new hampshire, former president donald trump was stone-faced, testifying in his own defense on the witness stand in new york. judge lewis kaplan presided over the previous civil trial in which trump was found liable for sexual abuse and defamation of writer e. jean carroll, and for this trial, he emphasized no testimony could contradict the previous verdict. which left trump's lawyers with few questions. >> she's not my type. >> reporter: including whether he stood by the deposition in which he declared his innocence. trump said yes. at one point, trump said of carroll, "she said something i considered a false accusation." the judge ordered the comment stricken from the record. and when trump said, "i just wanted to defend myself, my family, and frankly the presidency," another objection and instruction to the jur to disregard. trump's entire testimony lasted only 4 minutes. and when he said before taking the stand, "i don't

. >> errol barnett in new york. thank you, errol. >>> opening statements today in a landmark court case that's pushing the boundaries of criminal responsibility. it's the first time a parent could be held directly responsible for the killings carried out by their child. jennifer crumbly is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter for the school shooting in oxford, michigan, two years ago. cbs's elaine quijano is there. >> reporter: jennifer crumbly sat teary-eyed on day one of the history making trial. >> jennifer crumbly didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> reporter: her sons would 15 when he shot and killed four students at oxford high school in michigan. ethan crumbley pleaded guilty and was sentenced last month. >> the defendant shall serve the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: the four students who died ranged in age from 14 to 17.% seven others were wounded, including teacher molly darnell. >> i realize he's raising a gun to me.

. >> errol barnett, thank you. >>> donald trump tonight hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire, holding a campaign event just six days before the first-in-the-nation primary. cbs' caitlin huey-burns is on the ground in the granite state where she is talking to voters. >> reporter: with just six days to go until the first in the nation presidential primary, it's shaping up to be nikole killion versus donald trump. florida governor ron desantis is shifting resources to the next primary in south carolina, aiming to pressure former u.n. ambassador nikki haley in her home state. he'll return home here to new hampshire later this week. >> i've been campaigning for 11 months now. >> reporter: haley is staking her campaign on new hampshire, and setting her sights on front-runner donald trump. >> chaos follows him. we can't have a country in disarray and a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. we won't survive it. >> reporter: and she has grabbed trump's attention. >> nikki hailly is a disaster. >> reporter: but she has also stirred new controversy on racism in america.

errol barnett in new york city, thanks so much.ight, a 31-year-old baltimore woman is under arrest for allegedly stabbing two people and hitting several others with her car and what authorities are calling a random attack. we get details now from cbs's nicole sganga. >> reporter: police dispatch called capture eight high chaotic string of attacks. >> i don't know if someone is driving around and hitting people on purpose. >> reporter: four back-to-back hit-and-runs and two stabbings leaving six people injured, including a 15-year-old with life-threatening injuries. >> the person that was struck was struck in the head. he is bleeding. hit her and then drove off. >> reporter: police charged 31-year-old tanay stallings-brown of attempted murder and other that unfolded thursday. >> i have rarely seen a suspect is determined across this length to inflict harm on innocent people. >> reporter: detectives save the attack spans 90 minutes, targeting victims in five different locations across maryland, including this gas station in lanham an

erroll barnett, cbs news, new york. >>> negotiations on a bipartisan senate deal to overhaul u.s. immigration policy and provide more military aid to ukraine is in danger of collapsing this morning. it comes after donald trump called the deal meaningless. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is warning that trump might want to make immigration a campaign issue, threatening gop support. >> the idea that someone running for president would say please hurt the country so i can blame my opponent and help my politics is a -- a shocking development. >> donald trump have the ability to kill this immigration deal? >> well, i think there's not a deal to be killed yet. >> the u.s. says it's run out of money to supply ukraine with additional weapons and ammunition for its war with russia. >>> a dramatic day in court in a landmark case. testing the limits of who's responsible for a mass shooting. jennifer crumbley is the first parent to be charged and go on trial for a school shooting carried out by her son in oxford, michigan, two years ago. cbs' elaine quijano has more. >> reporter: jenni

errol barnett, thank you.st, mike bettes with our partners of the weather channel. >> across the midatlantic, north carolina, highlighted in pink. very hazardous travel conditions they are and then a ton of snow from that point northbound. i-95 is tricky. south of new york is mostly rain, north of new york is mostly snow as it begins to bomb out over the ocean. in some pockets a foot of snow on the way. significant snow in the midwest monday into tuesday. this wound up a lot of wind coming. significant amounts of rain and warm temperatures. remember, we just had a lot of snow over the weekend. temperatures approaching 60 could mean a significant flood risk into early next week, norah, including around new york city and newark. >> norah: act that is,thank u. now to this breaking news, we are learning defense secretary lloyd austin is in hospital. he is recovering well and was expected. not a major shake-up at one of the nation's most powerful lobbying groups, the nra. longtime leader wayne lapierre is stepping

errol barnett, thank you so much.orecast, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes. he is with our partners at the weather channel. mike, good evening. >> norah, good evening. across the mid-atlantic, north carolina, and virginia, overnight tonight, highlighted in pink there. up to a half an inch, very hazardous travel conditions there. and then a ton of snow from that point north on. i-95 is tricky. south of new york, it is mostly rain. north of new york is mostly snow. as the system begins to potentially bomb out over the ocean, meaning significant wind and snow in some pockets, up to a foot of snow is on the way. coming in behind that brings significant snow to the midwest monday into tuesday, severe weather across the south. this would also wind up a lot of wind coming with it. we also know significant amounts of rain and warm temperatures. remember, we just had a lot of snow over the weekend. now temperatures approaching 60 could mean a significant flood risk into early next week, norah, including right around ne

cbs's errol barnett was there today. >> reporter: tonight, the former president taking his defense to cameras. >> i have no idea who she was. and nor could i care less. >> reporter: despite this photo showing them socializing back in 1987, mr. trump continues to deny knowing e. jean carroll. inside the federal courthouse, mr. trump was warned of being thrown out by judge lewis kaplan, citing audible reactions to ms. carroll's often emotional retelling of trump's attack on her character and her credibility. carroll's attorney telling the judge she is worried the jury can hear trump saying "it is a witch hunt" and "it really is a con job." kaplan warned the current republican front-runner he may lose his privilege to sit through the trial, to which trump replied, i would love it. the judge responded, "you just can't control yourself." and trump retorted, "you can't come either." he continued to attack carroll even after her testimony. speak with a rig to deal. they made a fabricated story. >> reporter: carroll telling% jurors she has received regular death threats since she publicized t