steve hartman, on the road in los angeles. >> that's the overnight news for this memorial day.you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. it apparently started as a family dispute and ended with eight people dead, including two boys and a deputy sheriff. the killing spree took place at three separate locations in rural lincoln county, mississippi. the suspect who has a criminal record is 35-year-old willie cory godbolt. he was arrested sunday and gave a chilling interview to a local newspaper. tony dokoupil has the story. >> i just wanted to live! i just wanted to love my family! i just wanted to love my wife! >> reporter: willie cory godbolt's rampage ended here, handcuffed and bandaged on a country road in mississippi. he calmly described the shooting spree that left eight dead, according to police. >> my intentions was to have y'all kill me. i ran out of bulle

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. well, chris christie made his final trip to the shore for the memorial day weekend as governor. now, he visited the board walking today in seaside heights to kick off the unofficial start to summer. he cut the ribbon on the new rollercoaster that replaced the jet star rollercoaster that was destroyed by sandy four years ago. >> in the same way the jet star was the iconic symbol of what happened here during super-storm sandy, the hydrus will be forever. the iconic symbol of the come back of the jersey shore. >> if you dare to take a ride, it will political you with a steep inverted drop and full loop. >> this is the unofficial start of summer. a lot of people will take their boats out this weekend, if you're hitting the water, the coast guard wants to make sure you're safe that everybody in the boat has a life jacket and sits properly. there's different tiefers owe elife jackets if you're staying close to the shore or going out. >>> chopper 6 hd is over the scene where a philadelphia p

chris hartman, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, trish.is christie started his memorial day weekend at the show as governor. after the governor stopped for selfies along the boardwalk in seaside heights, he cut the ribbon for the rollercoaster. the aamusement ride was designed to replace the jet star destroyed during super storm sandy. >> hundreds of people took part in the yearly tradition in ocean city today with the turn of a giant ceremonial key, they ran into the waves for the first din in business attire. soon they'll shed dress suits for swimsuits. >> this was another celebratory kickoff to the holiday weekend and summer down the shore. the rocket's red glare lit up the boardwalk as the tropicana casino set off fireworks continuing every saturday all summer long. let's go to adam joseph for the latest on the weekend from accuweather. >> it's dry but not all weekend long. there are hit and miss showers pushing through. there is a cluster of thunderstorms in ohio valley. this may interrupt your party if you are having a barbeque on th

trish hartman was there last night as she took in the sights and sounds. >> reporter: it was a peaceful start for a family in margate we found a family from conshohocken on the beach. >> it's nice to take a break and getaway, even if it's for the day, it's always nice to relax and not work. >> reporter: in sea isle city, the afternoon brought blustery winds, but the beachgoers didn't mind some brought out the sweatshirts and jackets others warmed up with the exercise on the promenade. >> we walked 3 1/2 mile walk stop by our son have a quick drink and walk back to trat mere. >> we're walking the -- trat mere. >> we're walking the boardwalk and having dessert. >> reporter: the new gale storm play land rollercoaster opened this weekend. >> it 125 feet tall. >> it was amazing, very intense. >> we've been watching them work on this for the past two years, we were happy to be the first ones on it. with reviews like that i had to try gale force more myself. some encouraged me to ride again to get the full experience. i respectfully declined. many say the most important thing is spending time

"action news" reporter trish hartman will be live in sea isle city. john rawlins is covering road travel on the pennsylvania turnpike in king of prussia and cesily tynan has the all-important forecast from accuweather. cecily let's start with you. >> reporter: jim were starting the holiday weekend what will be the weather theme of the weekend unsettled. double scan live showing we're not looking at heavy rain, but we have spotty showers most of them across salem and cumberland county. one batch over cumberland moved through salem earlier. we've got another batch developing, as well. they are brief, they are not that heavy, they move through and then you see the return of partly sunny skies. excuse me. that's what we had today. we started the day with a good amount of sunshine. the clouds bubbled up in the afternoon. temperatures made it into the 70s. philadelphia, 74 down from a high of 76. one degree shy of normal. it's cooler in cape may with the wind off the bay, 69 degrees. if you're heading to the phillies take a sweatshirt or jacket some clearin

. >> quijano: we end stont with steve hartman and an old friend many of us grew up with. >> oh my god. >> whenever evil claims a victory as it did in manchester, people search for words of hope. and this week that search lead many back deep into their childhood to mr. rogers neighborhood of all places. >> it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood. ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor. ♪. >> it was mr. fred rogers who once said, when i was a boy and i would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me look for the helpers, you will always find people who are helping. thousands shared that quote on social media this week. including a senior require from entertain am weekly named anthony bresnican. >> that quoalt seems almost too good to be true. whenever you see these quoteds it will be abraham lincoln saying something. >> and you find out he never said it. >> he never said it, mr. rogers said that. and i knew from experience that mr. rogers was like that in real life. >> which is why when anthony shared the helper quote, he added a personal story from when he was in college that

a million to one. >> steve hartman, on the road.los angeles. >> quijano: that's the cbs teekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us. and a special thanks to u.s. service members as we honor our fallen heroes on this memorial day weekend. good night. . >>> ive from the cbs b ay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a third of the six slides in the east bay are closed after a boy went flying off of one. >> and the board of regents voted to raise student tuition. they threw themselves a party at a very expensive hotel. >> that pricy bash happened in january in san francisco. new at 6:00 p.m. kpix 5's melissa culross -- melissa caen tells us where the money is coming from. >> reporter: have h voting to raise tuition some board of regents said they were sad but it is necessary. >> i will be supporting the tuition increase and i think that every single one of us in this room doesn't want to raise tuition for our students. it

steve hartman has the story on the road. coming up in just a few seconds on the "cbs evening news." >> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. and ahead at 6:00 straight from the bay to lake tahoe, details on seaplane service to the sierra. it will be veronica and me back here in 30 minutes. ♪[ music ] capt captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: breaking news in the russia investigation. new reports that the president ellled james comey "a nut job" and fired him to relieve pressure on himself. and law enforcement may be looking closely at a senior white house adviser. also tonight-- >> we have multiple people run >>er. >> mason: ...prosecutors say he wanted to kill them all. the driver is now charged with murder in the times square crash. t seems like a no-brainer, so why can't kids use sunscreen at many schools? >> it's a big deal when he comes home with sunburns. all right! >> mason: and steve hartman on how two lives were changed when a driver rolled down her window. >> then i couldn't get him out of my mind.

rogers is standing there. >> mason: and steve hartman with a timeless message at just the right time.

>> and steve hartman is on the road with a mother's day tale you have to see to believe.ight on the "cbs evening news." >> well, white house press secretary sean spicer returned to the podium today. >> and so did his hollywood doppelgdnger on the streets of new york. actress melissa mccarthy took her impersonation on the road. she was working on a skit for "saturday night live." [ laughter ] >> she is pretty good. >> that would be an interesting sight i think if you were just going to work. [ laughter ] >> how is she driving that? >> joystick. >> next, for watching. >> the contra costa county d.a. facing new pressure to step down. his own staffers no longer backing the boss. allen and veronica are back in 30 minutes. ptio captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: echoes of the past. >> are you aware of the installation of any listening devices in the oval office? >> are there recording devices in oval office? >> mason: a tweeted warning to james comey about recorded conversations, but are there any? also tonight... >> did the president implore him to pledge his loyalty. >> no

. >>> he was perfect stranger to change her heart, steve hartman has the story on the road just ahead on the "cbs evening it was a wing eating contest for ages or shall we say for all ages. >> three seniors faced a field of 12 hours to see who could eat the most wings, it was held this afternoon at wesley an enhanced living, park they competed against wesley employees and annual contest is all in good fun. the seniors proving age is definitely a number. >> everybody doing a number on those wings, that is for sure. >> yes. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are starting on cw philly. we are starting here on cw philly at 11:00. >>> up next, with summer just around the corn are there a any problem for parents trying to keep their children safe from the sun's harmful rays. jericka duncan explains. in for scott pelley here's anthony mason in new york. take care family we will see you tonight. captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: breaking news in the russia investigation. new reports that the president called james comey "a nut job" and fired him to relieve pressure on him

"action news" reporter trish hartman joins us live from ocean city now with all of the festivities underway, hi there , trish. report report hi there walter. yes, drizzling here in ocean city, starting to let up, we found shelter under this awning not the best afternoon for the beach but as most people we have spoke with said even if the weather isn't perfect, you are still down the shore. as the rain drops started to fall, in ocean city, many people pack up their blankets and towels, thinking of a plan b for the rest of their afternoon. >> i literally got here, just showed up, and only five minutes. >> reporter: others snuggled up and stayed enjoying every last second of their time on the sand. you are still out here. >> we're diehard. we come down here early in the morning until late at night. >> we're on the beach. this is our happy place. rain or drizzle we're just happy to be here away from home and the routine. >> reporter: back on the bay over at overcast skies drives people away from the beach and right to rental places like wet and wild wave runners this morning it was beautiful bu

steve hartman on the road in houston, texas. >> that's the overnight news for this friday.the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco new york city, i'm demarco rkan captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, may 26th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." the investigation into russia's role into the u.s. election turns to a key person in the white house, jared kushner. why investigators are now singling out the president's son-in-law. >> this is not fair to the people and taxpayers of the united states. >>> mr. trump makes his mark on nato by making allies pay what he says is their fair share. >>> when you make a

reporting from sea isle city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> we're waiting to hear whether police has caught a suspected hit-and-run driver in willingboro burlington county. a honda struck a man at millbrook lane at 10:00 p.m. the victim was pronounced at the hospital. police recovered the vehicle about a mile away from where the man was hit. police have not said if the driver was in custody. >>> if you're just waking up, british airways working to get back to normal schedule. some people spent the night at heathrow airport waiting for an update on their flights. they canceled outline flights. a power supply issue and outage is responsible. they hope to restore all it systems by the end of the day. >>> musicians stranded at philadelphia airport from the curtis school of music. they reported the chaos. >> the system was down. >> reporter: the musicians spent 12 hours at the airport before returning to their hotel. the symphony orchestra is in london that includes 9 cities in 18 days. they are trying to get to austria where they have a performance that will takes place tomorr

reporting in ocean city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> 9:34 a.m., new jersey governor christie is getting in on the memorial day weekend celebration, he was decked out in a princeton sweatshirt as he stopped for selfies with visitors on the boardwalk in seaside heights yesterday. in a symbolic sign of change, the governor took part in the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new rollercoaster. it was built to replace the old jet star that was destroyed during super-storm sandy. >>> if you plan to hit the road this holiday weekend you're not alone. aaa predicts the five county philadelphia area will see the largest impact of travel. 450,000 people are expected to travel. that's partially due to consumers feeling good about the economy. >> the economy has slow and steadily rebounded from that, people have more disposable income, they are willing to make the investment, if you will in travel. >> our area, 90% will go by car and 29,000 local travelers plan to fly to their destination. a 4.7% increase from last year. be sure to check out our free 6abc app this holiday weekend. there y

reporting in ocean city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> this is the final memorial day at the shore for chris christie as governor of the garden state. he was decked out in a princeton sweatshirt as he stopped for selfies with virlts on the boardwalk -- visitors on the boardwalk in seaside heights yesterday. in a symbolic sign of change. the governor took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony for a the rollercoaster that replaced the jet star that was replace after super-storm sandy. >>> the ocean is ready for visitors, hundreds him people -- hundreds of people took part in the unlocking of the ocean. business leaders some dressed in business attire ran into the ocean for the first dip of the season. >> it is now 6:33 memorial day weekend not only means parades and barbecues, but it comes with that right there, a whole lot of traffic. aaa predicts five-county philadelphia area will see the largest traffic volume for memorial day since 2005. 400,000 local travelers are expected to travel 50 miles or more for the weekend. trip a -- aaa said the weekend travel is due to people fe

. >> trish hartman found people down the shore enjoying the holiday weekend and recognizing the fallen who have given their lives. >> reporter: even in a drizzle there was plenty to do scatter evening down the shore -- saturday evening down the shore. veterans groups and local law enforcement and other volunteers lined up in wildwood for the annual memorial day parade. >> fought the war in a monsoon season. this little bit of rain doesn't bother me. >> reporter: as the motorcycle and trucks made their way through town the skies cleared. the parade was organized by the vietnam veterans ever america. it ended at the vietnam wall on ocean avenue where many waited. the names of 25 veterans lost were read. >> we're having a great time, but there's a reason for the holiday that's what it is all about. >> we have a fortunate life and it is because of the sacrifice of all these young guys and women that did what this they did so we can have what we have. >> reporter: organizers say it only takes a few months to appreciate the sacrifice something that doesn't have to take away from a weekend of

treasure hartman channel6 "action news." walter?t's move on to melissa magee with a check of the forecast. >> we had sun but it was mostly cloudy with showers. philadelphia, 65 after a high today of 73. 59 in buffalo. syracuse, 57. it is milder to the south and west. charleston 72. satellite 6 with action radar, showers in jersey and delaware. tracking unsettled weather across the v virginias and south carolina. back at home, partly cloudy, dropping to 54 in the suburbs. as we get to the second half of the weekend, at the shore tomorrow, 65, cloudy and an easterly breeze to deal with. sun and clouds in the poconos, high of 66 tomorrow. sunday, mostly dry but we are tracking pop up evening shower and more rain monday for the holiday. >> melissa, we'll talk to you in a bit. >> two of philadelphia's living legends were on stage for the hoagie nation festival. there they are, hall and oats performing before the packed venue at penn's landing. they were brought on stage by mike shut. schmidt. hoagie nation representing everything to do w

steve hartman, on the road in houston, texas. >>> that's overnight news for this monday.monday, may 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >> drive them out of your holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> president trump reaches out to muslims to take on terror but draws outrage in iran. with his first foreign trip in his books we look at the next challenge in his next stop, israel. >>> a man was held up blaming the turkish president for pullins

steve hartman, on the road in houston, texas. >>> that's overnight news for this monday.tioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >> drive them out of your holy land and drive them out of this earth. >> president trump reaches out to muslims in an effort to take on terror, but draws out outrage for isolating iran. with his first foreign trip in the books, we look at his next stop, israel. >>> a man was held up blaming the turkish president for pulling his passport over his political views.

steve hartman, on the road. in arlington, virginia. >>> that's overnight news for this monday.funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 15th, 2017. this is the cbs mor"cbs mornin." the world braces for a monday morning meltdown. experts say another round of the massive ransom ware cyberattack could hit millions more today forcing victims to pay up. >>> and this morning new reports president trump is about to boot several top staffers, and while a new poll shows few americans support his firing of fbi director james comey. >>> and another test firing from north korea. the damage the missile could be capable of and what our agent al a

it was the loving grandpa who cared enough to build it. >> go round and round. >> reporter: steve hartmanoad, in decatur, texas. >>> that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little while later for morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm reena ninan. ,, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 1st, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly twisters, strong wind, and torrential rain ripped through the midwest and south, and that storm system is on the move. >> if he does a nuclear test, i will not be happy. >> president trump sits down with cbs news and talks about everything from north korea to possibly releasing his taxes. >>> gunfire breaks out at a birthday partd in san diego, leaving at least one person dead and six wounded. >>> and a hacker reportedly hits

we need to hear from meteorologist adam joseph and the weekend forecast, but first reporter trish hartman is live in ocean city. welcome to summer. >> thank you. it's a chilly night on the boardwalk in ocean city but a busy night as well. plenty of folks got beach time in earlier kicking off the memorial day weekend. >> we found the family at the beach. >> what are you going to do at the beach? >> build a sand castle. >> it's nice to enjoy the day and relax and not work. >> in sea isle city, there were blustery winds. these beach goers didn't mind. some brought out the jackets. others warmed up walking on the promenade. >> we'll have a drink and walk back to sma strat more. >> we are getting dessert. we come here every memorial day weekend. >> thrill seekers flock to the new gail force rollercoaster at cast away cove that just opened for the holiday weekend. >> it has seven elements to it. it's 125 feet tall. it was great, amazing, intense. >> we have been watching them work on this for the past two year, so we were happy to be on. again to get the fulllid. >> once was enough the people w

. >> reporter: where the coin shows a blank spot, hartman that the dates that he served in the ranger. the coin has come to represent his service. while it doesn't have much monetary value, david's wife says it is priceless to him. >> he carried it with him for the last 25 years. he had it with him every day. wherever he was. wherever we were, he would always have the coin with him. >> reporter: so shannon started a campaign to try to get it back. >> i think there are a lot of good people in this world. things get returned all the time. i put out a plea on facebook for my friends to share with their friends with pictures of the coin. just to try to get the word out. >> reporter: david is hopeful. he recalls a story where someone had ashes returned to them in san francisco. >> it is not ashes but it means a lot to me. it is what i have to carry with me to remind me of what i used to do and the standard that i met, you know, back then and i try to keep that standard today. >> reporter: low and behold on may 25th, two days after the wallet disappeared, a few of the missing items were ret

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i just want the coin. >> reporter: the hartmans hope whoever has the coin will return it, no questionssked to the sunnyvale department of public safety or the nearest police station. ann ruben, ktvu fox 2 news. >> reporter: fremont police are investigating their fourth officer-involved shooting this year. what we know led up to the confrontation and the cell phone video that led up to the confrontation and the shooting. >>> this is more ahead on mornings on 2. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> the time is 7:00. tuesday morning, may 30th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. my twin just came in. >> it is prom season, right. >> right. i'll tell the secret. steve, it is not a secret. i have a few dresses in my closet at work and i try to match dave as best i can and i pulled it off today. >> thank you, you two. looking very nice. that's a cold breeze kicking in for some. low clouds and drizzle. many, many reports. temperature, this is a chilly pattern for us. it will be a cool day even those -- even if you don't have the fog, you will have the system kicking in. i th

hartman's has a serial number and was inscribed with the dates he served from '01 of '92.while it doesn't have much monetary value, his wife says it's priceless to him. >> he carried it with him for 25 years. he had it with him wherever he was. >> reporter: she has started a campaign to try to get it back. >> there's a lot of good people in this world. things get returned all the time. i put out a plea on facebook to my friends to share with their friends with pictures of the coin just to try to get the word out. >> reporter: david is hopeful. he recalls an incident where someone had their loved one's stolen ashes returned. >> it means a lot to me. it's what i carry with me to remind me of what i used to do and the standard that i met back then, and i try to keep that standard today. >> reporter: lo and behold on may 25th, two days after the wallet disappeared, a few of the missing items were returned. some id's were dropped off at the department of public safety. a few documents were anonymously mailed from oakland. david hopes if those senders understand the significance

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