rnd steve hartman finds the recipe for living a long life.fits are the icing on the cake. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. >> dickerson: this is our western edition. good evening. norah is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. we're going to begin with a deadly and fast-moving wildfire emergency in southern california. this was interstate 5 in santa clarita. you can see the thick smoke in the hills. cars and trucks have been stuck there for about 12 hours but at least two people are dead. more than 100,000 have been forced from their homes. dozens of homes have been damaged or destroyed. at least 10 fires are burning in the state, including more than half a dozen that have broken out since yesterday. errol barnett leads off our coverage tonight. he's in the fire zone north of los angeles in porta ranch. errol what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, around me, john, you see the aftermath of deadly fires which have been raging all day here in southern california. as you mentioned, it triggered the shutdown of a major highway,

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steve hartman is here.road, bringing us what are often deeply moving stories about people he visits around the country. great to have you here, steve. >> reporter: thank you so much for having me. this is great. okay, so this story is about the importance of friends. not just those who are constantly in our lives-- like you are, norah-- but old friends we forgot we had, waiting to be rediscovered. >> okay. >> reporter: life has its ups and downs, but rarely do you see a swing as dramatic as what 66-year-old coy featherston just went through. >> i'm speechless sometimes because of how it happened. >> reporter: coy, who used to work as a concert lighting director and graphic artist, says he still hasn't fully processed his good fortune-- to end up here, from here. and to do it virtually overnight. >> i was beginning to lose hope. >> reporter: a month ago, you're homeless. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: now you're here. how does that happen? >> it was just through friends. they started coming from everywhere. >> i fi

and steve hartman on how a football lineman's sneak play brought tears of joy. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. reporting tonight from washington. od o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to get to that deadly crash landing in alaska in just a moment. but we're going to begin with a fast-moving tropical storm sstor, which is strengthening trnight in the gulf of mexico, and could make landfall as a hurricane tomorrow on the florida panhandle. this was the scene moments ago in desti waves are picking up on the wlf. lonnie quinn has more on nester's typing. so lonnie, could it do some damage? >> especially where it's h bend area of florida. that's a catch basin for a storm surge. i think the storm surge could end up being a problem with the storm. right now, nestor has 60-mile- per-hour winds. if nester gets up to 70-mile- per-hour winds, we would have a ategory 1. it may be just shy of that as it makes landfall. let's take a look at how we see this progressing. if it makes landfall somewhere along the panhan

erika hartman, downtown chief, women's center. and chancela al mansour, alma vizcaino, and dora leong gallo. without object jeion, your writ records will be part of the testimony and i will give you a signal by tapping the gavel lightly when one minute remains. at that time i would ask you to wrap up your testimony so we can be respectful of both the witnesses and the committee members' time. mr. watkins, you're recognized for five minutes to present your oral testimony. >> thank you. i won't spend too much time saying what an honor it is to be here but i really appreciate your work and always have on all fronts. having been here for 66 years, always being a boy of watts, born and raised in watts, i've been -- i've been blessed to be around the watts labor community action committee as my father was a founder 54 years ago. you get to see a lot in 54 years. as an organization that has consistently, constantly and without interruption provided service and helped support the underdog in society, i'd say that today maybe i'm hear repr

the latest in a string of more than 20 reported attempts by hartman of sneaking onto flights. was stopped at a checkpoint at o'hare airport after being asked to provide security with a boarding pass or i.d. >> defendant tells the tsa agent she did not need it and walks away. >> reporter: hartman is already on an 18-month probation for a prior trespass conviction earlier this year after she sneaked past chicago airport security, boarded a plane and flew to london. upon landing, british authorities arrested her and sent her back. over some five years hartman has been arrested in san francisco, chicago, los angeles and phoenix. hartman who has long struggled with mental health issues has spoken out about her serial stowaway status. >> even smart people do stupid things. >> reporter: this incident coming on the heels of a similar breach last week in orlando. authorities escorted this woman off a delta flight bound for atlanta after she boarded without a ticket or i.d. experts point out soon it will be harder to sneak onto planes due to increased use of fingerprints, voice waves an

hartman has been arrested at least half a dozen times in chicago at o'hare and midway airport.in 2014, she was arrested in los angeles after sneaking onto a flight from san jose. she was arrested six other times that year for trying, but failing to board flights in san francisco. she has also faced charges in phoenix and jacksonville. hartman is facing a criminal trespassing charge. >>> this morning, aviation regulators are criticizing both boeing and the faa over the grounded 737 max. the report condemns billing fot information. it calls out the faa for lacking expertise during the process. >> reporter: the new report identified failures by both boeing and the faa, allowing design flaws on the 737 max, to go unnoticed. while the max is in development, boeing did not fully explain the anti-stall system, known as c fa and did not sufficiently update safety regulators on changes being made to that system. an cast played a central role in both max crashes, pushing the plane's nose down, causing pilots to lose control. the report found faa staff had only limited experience and know

it's the 21st time that marilyn hartman has been arrested at one of the city a airports. last year the woman known as the serial stowaway managed to fly to london without a ticket. officials say a new biometric system will prevent these kind of security violations in the future. meanwhile hartman is spending the night in jail. >>> well, the video game fortnite appears to have left its fans in a dark place. the entire map was wiped out leaving players staring at a black hole. playstation issued a statement assuring fans that the game isn't gone for good. a new season may launch today. >>> well, halloween is approaching and this morning, the results are in. the top halloween costume this year is pennywise the clown from the movie "it." that's according to google search trends. last year's top fortnite remains in the top ten. >>> well, coming up how pope francis may have secured a win for a football team here in the u.s. >>> but first the medical headline about marijuana use by men and a woman's miscarriage risk. >>> up next, the urgent search overnight at the scene of this

here's steve hartman on the road. >> okay. >> reporter: life has its ups and downs.atic as what 66-year-old coy featherston just went through. >> i'm speechless sometimes because of how it happened. >> reporter: coy, who used to work as a concert lighting director and graphic artist, says he still hasn't fully processed his good fortunate to end up here. from here. and to do it virtually overnight. >> i was beginning to lose hope. >> reporter: a month ago you're homeless. >> um-hmm. >> reporter: now you're here. how does that happen? >> it was just through friends. they started coming from everywhere. >> i figured i could find him. >> reporter: leah meckling was his blast from the past. she looked for his picture in the local austin texas newspaper. leah said if not for the caption, she would have never recognized her high school friend, the talented football player who was once voted best all around boy. coy was everyone's friend, which is why leah felt compelled to return the kindness. >> and i came and looked here at this church. >> reporter: after three days of s

here's steve hartman, on the road. >> reporter: at a small university near birmingham, alabama, we found6'8", 310-pound senior offensive lineman, george grimwade is a dominating force on the sam ford football team. over the years, the name grimwade has become synonymous with muscle and white. but this story will change that. >> george is a kind person. he has proven that many times. >> reporter: michael is george's step dad. he married george's mom when george was in fifth grade. andhe two have gotten along famously ever since. >> he was a sweet young man. >> reporter: until michael came along, george never had a regular male presence in his life. >> i was trying to win. >> reporter: they bonded, over football, especially. >> you didn't see the game last night. >> it's how we communicated, through sports. >> reporter: is it like -- i love you. >> it's neither of those. i think we talk football. i don't think there's grunting or -- >> safe to say, you never cede it as well as you said it that day. >> yeah. that's the ultimate way to show him i love him, was to do this. >> reporter: earlie

steve hartman, "on the road" in dallas. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday., and for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm t captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, october 3rd, 2019. this is the "cbs this morning." breaking overnight, a military exercise gone wrong. more than 20 paratroopers are hurt during an army training jump in mississippi. what we're learning about the accident that left some soldiers stuck in trees for hours. >>> a world war ii-era bomber goes up in flames in connecticut killing at least seven people. what happened before the deadly crash landing. >>> and forgiveness in court. we'll show you the emotional moment when a murder victim's brother embraced the former dallas police officer responsible for pulling the trigger.

appear to go -- appearing to hold back a smile, she told tsa that she didn't need an id to travel, hartmanrobation for trespassing in chicago last year, she's been arrested at least 6 other times, hartman is due back in court later this week. well, the time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and big schools are trading columbus days for indigenous people's day, aisha joins me up next with how students just erased history and they're not the only ones. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", today

steve hartman, "on the road" in ripon, wisconsin. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. continues. for others, check back with us a bit later for the morning ts mo" from the b captioning funded by cbs 16th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." democratic debate. the presidential candidates agree on the impeachment inquiry into mr. trump before taking aim at elizabeth warren who's rising in the polls. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi defends the impeachment investigation while holding off on a formal house vote to authorize the probe. >> this is not a game for us. this is deadly serious. >>> and a massive explosion and fire at a fuel facility in california's bay area leaves a blanket of toxic smoke.

just go >> 67-year-old marilyn hartman is in trouble again at the airport. where police caught her trying to sneak through security. >> and a devastating typhoon hits japan. what authorities are worried about now. >> in the east bay, numbers are on the cool side. temperatures in the 40s, from 43 in castro valley, 53 in ail need ga. ail nelamed alameda. there's fog in the north bay. we'll talk about that, whe - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. it's game day live here a fan favorite venue ever since they got gig speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage, it's their twelfth man, protector- hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie. we're live. it's game on, with gig speed internet from xfinity. start him, sit him, trade him. simple, easy, awesome. check out gig-speed internet, or any of our other amazing speed options. get started now for as low as $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. and accessoriesphon

police say marilyn hartman try to sneak through security at o'hare airport friday night.as given for probation after making it all the way to london on a flight from o'hare. hartman is been arrested in the past bay area reports on similar charges. >>> facebook continues the libra digital currency with more financial partners dropping out. on facebook announced we were into the company said it planned to grow membership the 27 announce partner companies to more than 120 20 when it planned to launch libra. now the association membership going to 22 companies after the exit of big names like visa, mass number mastercard and paypal. projects face criticism lawmakers think it open the door to more privacy issues and money laundering.>> we could find out what is next for wii works. the financial times reporting jp morgan chase lead the effort to create a pillow package for the company. the lifeline could allude a large contribution from j.p. morgan. we work is a workspace rental company based in new york with company pulled the initial public offering after investing criticized

marilyn hartman was arrested in chicago friday.abc7 news reporter has the story. >> she is known as a serial stowaway, but this time when she tried to get through security here at chicago's o'hare airport, she did not get very far. 67-year-old marilyn hartman has been arrested a number of times for trying to get through security at airports and has actually been successful a number of times getting through airports. at one point, even making it on a flight all the way to london without a boarding pass. british authorities at that point arrested her and sent her back. now, when she was arrested most recently here at chicago's o'hare airport, she was on an 18-month probation for a prior trespass conviction earlier this year. she's now being held behind bars. she is due back in court october 18th. her public defender says she's homeless and has for a long time struggled with mental health issues. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> in less than a year, a standard driver's license will no longer be valid to board a flight. california ci

on friday police in chicago's o'hare arrested marilyn hartman accused of trying to bypass security and held on felony charges. that is not the first time she's done this. remember she once succeeded in boarding an if fjc flight without a ticket and did the same thing from two other airports receiving probation for fraud and impersonation. that is when a judge ordered her to stay away from airports which apparently she's having a hard time doing. >>> happening today, immigrants and right about visits plan to gather for a rally at the berkeley hall to pass the dream and promise act which house lawmakers approved in the spring. the bill protected the so-called dreamers but immigrants with temecula protective status and many believe it will not ps the republican-controlled senate let alone signed by the president. >>> big news for families across the state. governor gavin newsom signed a bill to let middle school and high school student get to sleep in just a little bit. under the new law 8:00 is the earliest start time for middle school. 8:30 the earliest start for high schoolers. reactio

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romaine: kirk hart --caroline: kirk hartman, thank you very much. earnings and breaking in terms of executive changes. plenty more analysis after the closing bell. "what'd you miss?" is up next, where we will be looking into tax estimates. you name it. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg to new york, i am caroline hyde. here is a snapshot of how u.s. stock markets were pushed lower by brexit. the s&p 500 back below 3000. a reality check for chips. stocks fall after earnings disappoint. snap, chipotle analysis, and nike changes coming right up. brexit lesson limbo. boris johnson gains support for the deal in principle. rk softbank is said to be taking over the company as ceo adam neumann leaves the board. a quick recap of all these stock movements because, notably, we have executive changes at nike. ,he board member, john donahue who is chairman of paypal, will become the ceo of nike. meanwhile, mark parker will be president and ceo until 2020, then he becomes executive chairman. executive changes at nike, but texas instruments falling fast. tho

meanwhile hartman is spending the night in jail. >> to baseball, the washington nationals, here they. louis cardinals out of the playoffs last night. washington jumping out to a 7-0 lead in the first inning against the cardinals and they never looked back. >> of course we're talking about dolly parton who celebrated half a century of being a member of the grand old opry. the 73-year-old singer, songwriter, and actress first played the opry when she was just 13 years old. >> here's a little trivia for you. okay, a song that dolly parton first sang, she wrote, sang by another big artist, it broke all types of records. >> oh, i know. a "bodyguard" song. yeah, you can sing it. ♪ and i will always love you dolly would be very happy with that rendition. >> absolutely. >> do you know any songs now? >> no, but can i just tell you how much favor i did for our viewers not singing and just humming along? >> someone tweeted, you're not diane, stop singing. >>> making news in america thi moing, new fallout after vice president pence announces what he calls a cease-fire in syria. members of both p

. >>> marilyn hartman made head lines when she tried to board a plane. she has been caught again. find out where she's accused much tryiof trying to sneak on to a flight. >>> thursday is the an verse of the quake. we'll share stories that take us inside those moments and help us prepare for the next major earthquake, which experts say could be worse. >>> he failed to get a parker at second base, so the oakland as take -- >>> a major earthquake. >> people are nervous here. the power is off in candlestick park. >> don't expect services for 72 hours. >> it's been a frightening scene here. you can see below me is where this crack occurred. >> the lower deck has sustained damage. >> we have pictures. that is the freeway. >> oh my god. >> the first thing for people to realize is that it was not the big one. >> i think we're going to be surprised at the amount of damage. >> this bridge was designed to move and sway with an earthquake, not to be rigid. >> you can tell the building exactly had act. >> if i'm in san francisco and there's an earthquake, i'm coming to this building. >> everyo

steve hartman on the road in wisconsin. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday.his morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, october 7th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." a second whistle-blower comes forward in the ukraine scandal. different from the first and how lawmakers on both sides are reacting. >>> breaking news in a kansas city manhunt. police arrest a man accused in a bar shooting that left four people dead, but a second suspect is still on the run. >>> plus, murder mystery. a key witness in the amber guyger trial is shot to death in dallas. ♪

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. >>> serial stow away marilyn hartman has been arrested again after trying to sneak through airport security at chicago's o'hare. she was already on probation at a prior incident in the same place. in that case, she managed to board a plane to london without a boarding pass. she agreed to stay away from both chicago airports in her plea deal. in 2014, she snuck onto a flight from san jose to lax. she flew from minnesota to florida without a ticket. she is expected to face a chicago judge tomorrow on a criminal trespassing charge. >>> it is one of the most bizarre break-ins we have seen. a burglar caught on video wearing only a bra and panties. it happened in el dorado county outside of sacramento. how a hungry baby helped to crack the case. >> i was coming down to feed my son. and make a bottle for him. and halfway down the landing i noticed there was a light turning on in our automatic lighting. for four hallway. >> reporter: luckily, the burglar ran out of the garage door leaving behind in the bathroom his clothes and an id. the witness saw he was wearing just a bra and panties. >

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steve hartman found a man whose dream took a little more time to come to reality. >> i really want top. >> reporter: whenever his two little girls play doctor and dream of becoming one some day -- >> let me take your heartbeat. >> reporter: master mechanic carl allenby is flooded with the feeling of deja vu. >> you wanted to be a doctor? >> oh, yeah. >> but that wasn't realistic? >> not where i came from, no. i grew up in east cleveland, which is a very impoverished city. we were on welfare. i remembered government powdered milk and block cheese. >> reporter: and because they were so poor, young carl quickly set aside his professional aspirations and focused instead on becoming the best auto mechanic he could. >> this is the parts store. >> you'd work on cars in the parking lot of the parts store? >> yeah, sometimes until 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: eventually he got his own shop and for 15 years, he did okay. until one day he decided to ratchet things up. in 2006, carl enrolled at ursulan college. his intention was to get a business degree to help him manage his business

>>it's been 2 tone siren on santa rosa fired up hartman suvs santa rosa police patrol cars and sonoma county sheriff's cars are equipped with it. the high low siren will only be used in an emergency to alert people it is time to evacuate. does it mean you know turn on the television. >>tune into the radio, if you hear the siren and you have a police or fire department vehicle driving your neighborhood with the high low siren. that means it's time to >>the city has launched a new website to help people be ready when a disaster strikes. >>under center different alert morning tools get prepared us information as well as are frequently asked questions. >>it includes an evacuation checklist in english and spanish and a new evacuation route map feature type in your address and the map shows you several recommended ways to get out. >>and that way in the night or order in a day or whatever the circumstances may be. you ahead of time have looked into what the potential routes out and look at potentially using them. >>the fire department wants people to study the evacuation map for their neighb

all santa rosa fired up hartman suvs santa rosa police patrol cars and sonoma county sheriff's cars are equipped with it. the high low siren will only be used in an emergency to alert people it is time to evacuate. does it mean you know turn on the television. >>tune into the radio, if you hear the siren and you have a police or fire department vehicle driving your neighborhood with the high low siren. that means it's time to >>the city has unched a new website to help people be ready when a disaster strikes under center different alert morning tools get prepared us information as well as are frequently asked questions that includes an evacuation checklist in english and spanish and a new evacuation route map feature type in your address and the map shows you several recommending ways to get out. >>that way in the night or order in a day or whatever the circumstances may be. you ahead of time have looked into what the potential routes out and look at potentially use in that. >>the fire department wants people to study the evacuation map for their neighborhood and to print out the checkl

marilyn hartman is being charged with one felony count of criminal trespass to a registered area forpast security without a boarding pass or an id, although somebody did it a couple of weeks ago successfully. got on the plane too. this is not the first time the 67-year-old has tried board without a ticket. she's been arrested at least five times and was banned from entering the airport without a pass after an incident in march. ♪ ♪ gillian: meanwhile, a second person now confirmed dead in louisiana following saturday's partial building collapse at that hard rock cafÉ that was being built in new orleans. jacqui heinrich joins us now with the latest update on that. >> reporter: well, gillian, this is still a search and rescue operation, and the main goal is reaching one person still trapped inside the rubble first responders believe may still be alive. thirty people were taken to the hospital after the upper 6-8 floors of the hard wrong hotel -- hard rock hotel collapsed sending clouds of dust into the area and debris onto the road below. first responders had to venture into the wrecka

the pound of flesh two ed baptiste and to walter johnson and to serve then back hurt me and city a hartmannd so many different others which has a study but ronald waters is arguing that the racial slavery creates enormous wealth in the united states and really is a violent transfer of that board from black labor into black hands. empirically he's correct he's. absolutely correct, one of walter's is pushing for black leadership and pushing for black political power he makes the claim that black people never have the political power without closing the wealth gap and what he thinks about arguing is that is not talking about wages and not talking about a good job or good salary. he's talking about assets and is talking about wealth that can be a legacy that will help generations of african americans. that's why ronald waters before they contemporary conversation of the build hour having and that what we know about in the case of reparation, ronald waters with randall robinson is talk about reparation and there's a long history of this with going back to the 19th century and bishop turner and

chicago police say marilyn hartman tried to sneak new security at o'hare international airport on fridayd was given probation after making it all the way to london last year on a flight from o'hare without a ticket. she has been arrested at bay area airports on similar remember changes. >>> governor newsome signed a bill making california the first state in the country to require public universities to provide students with access to abortion pills. the law applies to 11 uc campuses and 23 cal state schools. reporter emily maha talked with student and has the reaction. >> it's like a relief merry me. i know -- remove for me. >> reporter: show is a junior political science major at sacramento state. she said having access to the abortion pell on campus is important for student health. >> it's very vital to have access to good healthcare, especially on campus. a lot of us spend the majority of time here. >> reporter: the governor signed senate bill 24 on friday, requiring public colleges and universities to provide the abortion pill through trained medical professionals at on-campus health

lee hartman saying we could see a range to 135. haidi. haidi: we will stay on brexit.inisters boris johnson -- prime ministers boris johnson hoping to implement his brexit deal in three days. it is a legislative sprint to pitch his desire deadline after the speaker rejected his bid for a new vote. let's bring in the director of the institute of global finance. he joins me here in sydney. great to have you. this is a sort of sprint to the finish, right? the third reading schedule for thursday could be done and dusted by the end of the week. is that likely? >> that is definitely a strong possibility because all indications are that there are enough members of parliament, about 320 possibly again plus, who are going to say yes once is introduced late today, and of course, once we get through this major steptone, then the next will be some of the legislative processes associated with this, and that is where the opposition parties might come into basically bring more amendments as part of this package. that process itself presents issues such as we should have a conditional

because i watched "good morning america" every morning with my father as a kid when it was david hartman and my father woke me up and said you got to see spider-man's dad and pulled me out. there he was on "good morning america." being on this show with my kid is huge. my mother is watching. i'm sure my father, he's long dead, he's watching but it was such an emotional thing i got so baked this morning to come here. [ applause ] and this -- i'm having such -- like everyone is watching the show. i'm having an emotional experience right now. >> i'm so happy. >> and to be here with my kid, man, that's everything. what have you got to say? >> that's unbelievable. we should point out -- i'm sure you know, harley quinn, you're a giant comic book buff. your name is harley quinn. now you guys are collaborating on a project. we were in the commercial break. people were screaming out at you. this franchise is beloved. >> for very few people. like one in ten know this but the one in ten that know it, boy, it's their religion. so, yeah, when we went back for the reboot, the idea was jay and silent b

hartman, i'll give the opportunity because my staff has gone on read it and they have googled if you or searched for illegal drugs and it comes up. i suspect you will tell me the same thing. were working on it and we have it on her control but is still coming up. i >> got a slightly different answer. first of all, is again it is against our roles to have controlled goods on our platform. it is also illegal and 230 doesn't have an effect on criminally ability. if you went to any technology service with a search bar, including your own emails without a role whether spam fold or at least three and it's come is an and it's spam a first and it's removed by filters enters a lax between something being submitted and that's how the system works. with that said, we do take this issue very seriously and technology continues to improve along these lines. that's exactly the sort of ability that 2:30 gives us. the ability to look for this content and the extent that your staff has found this content specifically and that it is still on our platform. we'd be happy to follow up on this position. >>