i think it's a testament to the racism of early 20th-century america that they couldn't fathom having a black lawman who was so much better than all the white lawmen of his day. >> bass reeves rises from slavery to a position of authority and respect, only to have it all taken away again. >> fellas. >> uncle bass, tell us a story. >> oh, you want a story? >> yeah. >> all right. you wait for me right here. i'll get you a story. >> he outlives the hair-trigger world of the old west, a brutal no-man's-land that he helped shape into a nation of laws. but his incredible legacy can't stay buried forever. >> where do i begin? >> bass reeves arrested 3,000 dangerous felons with little backup, no radio. coming from a law enforcement background, that is amazing to me.

i cannot fathom the charging issue.mily: do you think tesla should focus more on lower-priced cars? steve: that is a great question. that is their long-term vision. you either have many billions of dollars to put into equipment or you do iterations. if you take the current model s is a very expensive vehicle and you factor in the total cost of ownership, the fuel costs, the maintenance costs. the total cost is not that much greater than a ford taurus. you can do that same analysis and my come out to be like a honda civic. it starts to selling more mainstream vehicle. emily: how concerned are you about google's ambitions? emily: i know you are super ♪ emily: i know you are super fascinated with machine learning. steve: over the next five years it will be the specialty eyes. things that will be creepy or magical depending on your point of view. their ability to do something like drive a car or manager our schedules and figure out what i want to do today. it will compete with medical imaging. all these areas where recogniz

i can't even fathom my thoughts brady -- like a little guy but what cam newton could not fathom in 2011's is reality but we cannot wait to see he and the sheriff eat-in super bowl 50. the sheriff will lay down the law once again. a lot of excitement around the broncos last night putting former broncos players at mile high to support the team fox 31 denver erika gonzalez. well-known facts. the 2 web them could not be more proud of the orange and blue. broncos celebrate afc title. sunday night that denver broncos with afc championship securing the teams a trip to the super bowl. locker room full of players both old and new save for the suites to victory. one game, one day and today, former parmer timber broncos tight end performance. pay to made some great throws, did not set up for a field goal. on defense, he went to work in the offensive line. no words online, celebrating performance. accept the general manager john elway may have a new predicament on his hands. former broncos also praised what he called a special kind of defense. they are playmakers. you have playmakers on the field,

or what they do for a living, just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >> god bless you, man. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone. >> that's the "overnight news" >>> misery in michigan. detroit teachers stage a massive walkout. and lead poisoning in flint. we have the governor. >> that shouldn't happen anywhere. >>> also tonight, this weather system threatens to turn into a monster storm. palin stumps for trump. >> he is perfectly positioned to make america great again. and, the reviews are in on jamie foxx's turn as a real-life hero. >> the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. news." >>> a tale of two crises in two michigan cities cried out for the nation's attention today and got it. the governor asked the president to declare a disaster in flint, where lead has contaminated the water. and detroit's public schools closed, when teachers staged a sick-out to protest what they say are dangerous buildings. first, omar villafranca in detroit. >> reporter: hundreds of detroit teachers who called in sick today,

or what they do for a living, just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >> god bless you, man. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. 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 elaine quijano. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> misery in michigan. detroit teachers stage a massive walkout. and lead poisoning in flint. we have the governor. is the water in flint safe today? and the president -- >> that shouldn't happen anywhere. >>> also tonight, this weather system threatens to turn into a monster storm. palin stumps for trump. >> he is perfectly positioned to make america great again. >>> stocks take a dive in an ocean of cheap oil. and, the reviews are in on jamie foxx's turn as a real-life hero. >> the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a tale of two crises in two michigan citie

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i couldn't -- i couldn't even fathom what the terror it induces in a family. >> 48 hours and still no sign of a missing skier at a sierra resort. of the dangerous area where refshgers think they tracked his cell phone signal. >>> what a finish, a last-second hail mary. it was a wild over time ending in phoenix. >>> and you've likely stheen video of an uber passenger punching the driver. why the passenger is now suing the driver for $5 million. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. the presidential candidate donald trump took more shots at ted cruz. there's more on the contenders sparring and the democratic debate. >> with the iowa caucus 16 days away, trump will not let up on cruz's comments about new york values. when will truss -- cruz give the contributions back -- back? even if it was a dig, he blamed trump's continued tacks on cruz's rise in the polls. >> it seems donald has a lot of nervous energy. donald doesn't react well when he's going down in the polls. that's got to drive him nuts. i imagine it pulled him out of -- of bed this morning and sent him tweeting. >>> new polls

. >> the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening n ns" with scott pelley. >> pelley: a tale of two crises in two michigan cities cried out for the nation's attention today and got it. to declare a disaster in flint where lead has contaminated the water. and detroit's public schools closed today when teachers stage aid sick-out to protest what they say are descrus drus buildings. first, omar villafranca in detroit. >> reporter: hundreds of detroit teachers who called in sick today were instead protesting outside of the detroit auto show where president obama was a guest. >> i have to take a stand. >> reporter: monica tyson teaches elementary and junior high stutunts. >> my mindset is always to be there for the children toake education possible, but at the same time, we have to also stand up for their rights because they can't speak for themselves. >> reporter: the planned sick-out affected nearly 45,000 students and shut down 91% of detroit public schools. >> stand up! >> fight bac

or what they do for a living, just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >> god bless you, man. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," john blackstone. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. 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 elaine quijano. -- captions by vitac -- >>> misery in michigan. detroit teachers stage a massive walkout. and lead poisoning in flint. we have the governor. is the water in flint safe today? and the president -- >> that shouldn't happen anywhere. >>> also tonight, this weather system threatens to turn into a monster storm. palin stumps for trump. >> he is perfectly positioned to make america great again. >>> stocks take a dive in an ocean of cheap oil. and, the reviews are in on jamie foxx's turn as a real-life hero. >> the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a tale of two crises in two michigan cities cried out for the nation's attention t

and i cannot fathom, in personal use, the charging issue.mily: do you think that tesla should focus more on lower-priced, more mainstream electric cars? the model 3, which is supposed to cost $35,000, but that is the base price. steve: that is a great question. that is their long-term vision. you either have many, many billions of dollars to put into equipment to mass produce something of that scale, or you do it in iterations. you take the current model s, which is arguably very expensive vehicle, if you factor in the cost of ownership over five or seven years, fuel or maintenance cost which is so much lower, your total cost is not much different from a high-end ford taurus. if you start with that next vehicle and do the same analysis, it may come out to being like a civic, you know? that to me sounds like a more mainstream vehicle. emily: how concerned are you about google's ambitions in ai? ♪ emily: i know that you are super fascinated with machine learning. what is your vision for how ai changes our lives, let's say five years from now?

for a living or whatever, just the idea that someone would do that is-- is so much more than i can fathom. >> i don't look at it as heroic. i just look at it, like, you know, you just had to do something. >> reporter: as kyle recovers in the hospital, his family is grateful for the unscripted act. >> you good? >> you bet i am. >> reporter: ...of bravery. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" this thursday. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. -- captions by vitac -- >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." news. i'm elaine quijano. >>> federal health officials are planning to take a winter vacation in the caribbean and south america. beware the zika virus. it can cause fever, rash, joint pain and pink eye, but it's especially dangerous for pregnant women. their babies can be born with smaller than normal heads and suffer developmental issues their whole lives. sometimes the mother suffers a miscarriage. all the victims traveled outside the country and tested positive once they got home. the zika virus is transmated by a mosquito. it's be

for a living or whatever, just the idea that someone e uld do that is-- is so much more than i can fathom. >> i don't look at it as heroic. i just look at it, like, you know, you just had to do something. >> reporter: as kyle recovers in the hospitalalhis family is grateful for the unscripted act. >> you good? >> you bet i am. >> reporter: ...of bravery. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> that's the "overnight news" this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaineuijano. >>> federal health officials are putting out a warning to people planning to takeke winter vacation in the caribbean and south america. beware the zika virus. it's carried by mosquitos. it can cause fever, rash, joint pain and pink eye, but it's especially d dgerous for egnant women. their babies can be born with smaller than normal heads and suffer developmentalssues thr whole lives. sometimes the mother

:34 anger just feeling for the animal feeling for each other as animal lovers in general we can t fathom if this happened to this and investigated and didn t give up virginia beach police are looking for the man who they say exposed himself to children not once--- but twice. you can see him in surveillance video here walking around the children )s section at barnes and noble near town center. this was back in november. police say he exposed himself to one child that day. over the weekend they believe it was the same man who went to the toy aisle at the dollar tree on independence boulevard and exposed himself to a group of kids there. if you have any information about who this man-- take action and call the crime line at 1- 888-lock-u-up the richmond mother accused of carrying her sons body in her trunk will be in court. troopers say they pulled over tonya slaton in hampton back in june for having expired tags. they impounded her car and that )s when they found her sons-p&body inside. they were later identified as quincy david who was last seen 11 years ago. the medical examiner determin

they say it's hard to fathom what abedini went through. jim pollak, church member: "we really can't imagine what he went through. i can only fathom the pain and the suffering he went through, but honestly you can't really compare it to anything." nikki: there's no definite date yet for when he will return home. church members say he must first see a doctor to treat the internal bleeding he suffered while in the prison. nikki/ots: an outbreak of violent and deadly tornadoes--rippe d through florida's west coast--just before dawn this morning. those storms killed two people--and injured at least seven. by daybreak, residents--who survived the night--were out--surveying the damage. the cost is estimated in the millions. it's not often you see tornadoes in florida.. and residents say they've never seen something like this.. "i grew up on an island so ive been thrpugh tons of hurricanes, ill take take hurricanes all day long over this... this is the worst strom ive seen in 43 years but you live and move on thats all " nikki: urge to dig in, off

wis' meaghan norman has more charles and judi, i think it's still hard for some to fathom the jackpot is in the billions. the obama gas station in north columbia -- known for selling some winners over e last few years -- - has seen overwhelming demand over the last week. close to 30-thousand dollars in powerball and almost 9-thousand dollars worth sold on saturday alone. as the jackpot grows, so do the hopes and dreams of many taking a risk to play. one woman i spoke to won 12-dollars from saturday's drawing and is putting that toward the billion dollar jackpot. "i'm trying to win at least 10-million. i don't want it all, just a little bit." "why $10 million?" "because i think i can cover all my bills and my 401-k plan and then a little bit more retirement money. i got everything else. when i do win my priorities are first to get down and thank jesus that i did win, give some to the church and the rest to my family. we're always supposed to have hope. we're never supposed to give up trying to get that ultimate. i'm going to always strive to have a little bit more, a little bit better.

do for a living or whatever- just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. these are tears of joy a group of college grads quizzed about the supreme court have given t-v's judge judy a big promotion. seems a good percentage of them were under the impression that she is actually a supreme court justice. jeanne moos takes a closer look: --reporter pkg-as follows-- how dumb are we? quick "dumb ideas come from people who have dumb brains" almost 10 percent of college grads think judge judy serves on the supreme court. just like the time an earthquake shook her courtroom.... the thought that college grads think judge judy sits on the supreme court sent shockwaves through society... the statistic came from a survey of 1000 college grads done for a report called "a crisis in civic education." maybe the grads fell for jimmy kimmel's lie witness news. the 10 percent statistic inspired tweets such as "you raised stupid kids!" "but college grads may not be quite as dumb as this makes them sound. consider how the question was framed." "which of the following people ser

and the reviews are in on jamie foxx's turn as a real-life hero. do that is so much more than i can fathom. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: a tale of two crises in two michigan cities cried out for the nation's attention today and got it. the governor asked the president to declare a disaster in flint where lead has contaminated the water. and detroit's public schools closed today when teachers stage a sick-out to protest what they say are dangerous buildings. first, omar villafranca in detroit. >> reporter: hundreds of detroit teachers who called in sick today were instead protesting outside of the detroit auto show where president obama was a guest. >> i have to take a stand. >> reporter: monica tyson teaches elementary and junior high students. >> my mindset is always to be there for the children to make education possible, but at the same time, we have to also stand up for their rights because they can't speak for themselves. >> reporter: the planned sick- out affected nearly 45,000 students and shut down 91% of detroit public sc

. >> just the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. so i just -- it is all tears of joy. >> reporter: and gratitude. >> come by any time. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. he was stabbed >>> denver fire department chief eric tade went back to work this morning. he was stabbed several times in front of his suv at station 1 yesterday. a woman attacked him. as the car rolled down the street, he ran back into the station. rushed him to denver help.

joe fisher spoke with people about what they call a threat to history -- ((c175 33:45)) "i can't fathom the thought of them taking our history away." portsmouth, virginia. a city with history dating back to the colonial era. a city intertwined with civil war america. ((c175 26:08)) "our first land grants here go back to 1620. a lot of important things have happened here over the centuries." it's no shock its residents care about keeping the history alive. ((c175 28:52)) "when you step outside of hampton roads, we're one of the greatest places in the world." the the proudest traditions of the past as a compass for our future." in recent weeks, however, new "vision principles" have been drawn up -- ommitting the "pride of past" priority. write the history out of our priniciples, why would anybody want to do that." olde towne business association. he's one of many people concerned with history taking a back seat in city government. it's the city's history, he says, that fuels so much of the economy. ((c175 24:00)) "that's what people come here are wanting to see if our history, so to try t

i dont even know what i would do with it - its a lot of money - i cant even fathom owning that much money the estimated cash value of this jackpot after taxes is 930 million dollars and eventually someone has to win it. craig copeland i always win stuff so i figured just go in with your gut dont think about it too much just go with your gut so thats what i did. won tvs playstations... eveyrhting so i figured go ahead and play. aint got nothin to lose. so youre a lucky guy then? i hope so! at least i think so?! i m going to get you to rub my tickets ok? the kind people of border station are setting the buyers here up for success with some lucky charms... many of us struggle with packing on the pounds this time of year - and some of our furry friends are having the same issue. north carolina meteorologist pierce legeion explains why a warm winter is leading to fat squirrels. super:toni o )neil/director, possumwood acres wildlife sanctuary "eat and eat and eat and eat and eat. get fat. put on as much fat as you can to make it through the leaner times in the winter." it may not be the goal of

for columbia couldn't fathom it, generation or two of american young people certainly did. the small size and modest price, the 45 became the stanford for top 40 hit songs through the 60s, from elvis to the beatles and beyond. millions of american teens first played their favorite songs on a 45. eventually, however, technology turned against the pint-sized record. approach to tape. >> cassette tapes, cds and online streaming services all eclipsed the 45. and it's 33 1/3rd big brother as well. relegating vinyl records of all types to that most dreaded of categories, music of 33 1/3rd lps of 52% between 2013 and 2014. proof positive that what goes around comes around. >> osgood: next, a man of and letters. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. c

lindsay, for the life of me, i can't fathom why you are now so damn hateful and disrespectful to me. beat you, b, molest you, or, c, pimp you out? if not, how was i so mean to you? think about it, eric. >> i kind of felt bad for lindsay when i read it because that was someone that she loves. that was her dad, and i know she -- even though she distanced herself from him, she still loved him because that was her dad. >> so i responded to his letter. it says, eric, i don't have problems. you do. you put yourself on death row. you killed mom, tony, and natalie and had no remorse. they meant the most to me, and you took them away. i will never forgive you for taking my family, and neither will they. this will be the last time i ever talk to you. >> but years later, lindsay would change her mind. coming up, lindsay's final visit with her father the day before his execution. >> i just want to tell them both i love them. >> and the never before released audio recording of eric wrinkles' last phone call mere hours before his death, when he reached out to a "lockup" field producer. >> just kin

can you even fathom that when you step outside your door and are wearing a short sleeve shirt? not quite the case. cool. some of that cool air will make it down to our area. 63 tomorrow, 65 on tuesday and thursday and then a peak in the temperatures on friday and saturday back in the upper 70s near record highs by the end of the week. not a bad week considering on average this is our coldest week of the year. this is the gloomiest time of the year. just dealing with some clouds over night, gradual clearing tomorrow morning. temperatures will drop down into the middle 40s for much of the bay area over night. head north in citrus county you could see the upper 30s to lower 40s over night tonight. so a chilly night for everybody. back to work or school tomorrow morning you definitely need that jacket or maybe a coat. tomorrow afternoon if you're a photographer get out that camera because it will be beautiful. deep blue sunny skies, a lovely afternoon. in fact, it will be so blue it can be bluer than the screen we have there. kind of cool though. right around 63 degrees. 65 on tues

but is still true serious for me to fathom. this reveals the truth that western leaders are his into estimate. instead we watch those transix to identity politics and factional upticks. as i said before it isn't a wake-up call if you go back to bed. it isn't enough. >> is a war that wants us to do have the choice to talk our way out. and so. but first we need a leader. [applause] i'm not used to applause during monologues. [laughter] the first thing we need is a leader. someone who understands the threat and is happy to state by name and is ready to commit to its destruction. this is someone who understands the conclusions that steer national security and surveillance. someone who understands freedom and security coexist. they do not clash. the leader must have no trick with edward snowden unless he is tied up in the back of its. [laughter] sari libertarian friends this guy is bad. a leader who knows that tears changed that is the increase in mayhem when it trumps climate change. remembered terror change. and the infantile urge

too much to fathom. >> continue to increase your chances. >> everybody is rushing to come get them. the lines will be way back there. like $500 at one time. $300 at one time. >> and just to understand your chances of hitting it big, well, the odds of matching all six numbers to win the jackpot are one in 292.2 million. >> all right. so what should you do if you win more than a billion dollars? here are a few tips. state farm insurance says to make sure to protect your privacy by changing the phone number or perhaps setting up a blend trust and about you the a team together if you win that money you will need the help. an attorney, an account and the and a financial adviser and don't quit the day job at least not until you have the money in your hand. columbia news. >> who would be on your post win team? >> you also need a friend and there is where weome in. we don't play but we are supportive. >> friends and lawyers. lots of attorneys. >>> up next, clemson fans are still celebrating a magical season. >> the tigers could be face agnew potent, this time in this time in the courtroom.

. >> : i can't even begin to fathom what the mom's going through and what the family's feeling and all that. you know, my heart goes out to them. >> phillipe : we did reach out to the family for comment but understandably did declined to speak in the meantime lopez remains in jail without bail in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam :new at 11. a san jose man. accused of killing his co-worker. makes his first court appearance. steve hlebo was arraigned today on suspicion of murdering 28- year-old kyle myrick. police say, myrick has been missing since last friday. they believe hlebo and myrick got into an altercation, at a building next to their workplace- "g-p sports." police say, hlebo told a family member he murdered myrick. and dumped the body in the ocean. hlebo remains in custody without bail. he is scheduled for a plea hearing in three weeks. residents continue to pack up and move out of their pacific homes... after the city, yellow tagged their apartment building monday evening. the pacifica police department said today. it is encouraging people to move... but at th

from dan's position, i think this was hard to fathom. i think he also understands that we're making this decision for the rate reason. frankly, i think if the finals run did anything for us, it bought some trust into what we're doing. i appreciate the ownership letting me do this. >> reporter: i know you said you didn't take a poll and you didn't talk to the players, but given the fact that lebron is known as, i guess a coach killer, i don't know if you can speak to that. >> i certainly can. i've got a problem in general those of you that have been this. and he's the leader of this team. he desperately wants to win. he's about this organization. he's about our community. but this narrative that somehow we're taking direction from him, it's not fair. it's not fair to him, in particular, but it's not right. i'm not a perp who believes that you don't talk to the family. this was one where i didn't need to ask them questions. i've watched them interact with each other for a long period of time under a lot of different circumstances. i know w

. >> the idea that someone would do that is so much more than i can fathom. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a tale of two crises in two michigan cities cried out for the nation's attention today and got it. to declare a disaster in flint, where lead has contaminated the water. and detroit's public schools closed, when teachers staged a sick-out to protest what they say are dangerous buildings. first, omar villafranca in detroit. >> reporter: hundreds of detroit teachers who called in sick today, were instead protesting outside of the detroit auto show where president obama was a guest. >> i have to take a stand. >> reporter: monica tyson teaches elementary and junior high students. >> my mindset is always to be there for the children, to make sure they have the best education possible, but at the same time, we have to also stand up for their rights, because they can't speak for themselves. >> reporter: the planned sick-out affected nearly 45,000 students and shut down 91% of detroit public schools. >> stand up! >> fight back! >> reporter: teachers are upset about recent paycuts a