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. >> garrett: and still serving: steve hartman is on the road with a former top f.b.i.ial who is driven in a new direction. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. norah is on assignment. i'm major garrett. we begin tonight with important news on covid booster shots. an f.d.a. advisory panel today gave a thumbs up for the johnson & johnson booster after doing the same for pfizer and moderna. the f.d.a. will formally decide on those boosters next week. the panel recommends people get the j&j boosters at least two months after their initial vaccination. while the u.s. has reported more covid cases and deaths more than any other nation, the head of world health organization this week called the widespread use of booster shots immoral and unjust, until more people, he said, and people in the poorest countries get their first vaccination. the biden administration, which is sending tens of millions of covid shots to poorer countries, hopes the bo

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here's cbs' steve hartman, "on the road." >> reporter: not many good-news stories begin in such a badway. it happened last month here at southwood high school in shreveport, louisiana. over the course of three days, 23 students arrested for fighting. >> massive police response. >> reporter: but strangely, there hasn't been another incident since. perhaps, in part, because of this most-unusual crisis intervention team. nobody here has a degree in school counseling? no majors in criminal justice? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: your qualifications are? >> we're dads. we decided, the best people who can take care of our kids are who? are us. >> reporter: so mike lafitte started "dads on duty," a group of about 40 southwood dads who now hang out at the school in shifts. >> let's go! >> reporter: today, any negative energy that enters the building has to run a gauntlet of good parenting. >> what's going on, buddy? >> you're moving fast. i like that hustle. >> i immediately felt a form of safety. >> we stopped fighting. people started going to class. >> reporter: how could that be? >> you ever h

if it's got to be clean, it's got to be tide hygienic clean >> o'donnell: cbs' steve hartman has donebout "dads on duty" is the most shared cbs news piece on facebook this year and it may have launched a national movement. here's tonight's "on the road." >> this is crazy! >> reporter: mike lafitte says what a difference a week makes. >> nothing is the same. it's all your fault, steve. >> reporter: i didn't know this was going to happen. >> in a good way, in a good way. >> reporter: michael says it all began after our story featuring "dads on duty," a group of about 40 dads who roamed the campus of southwood high school in shreveport, louisianna. >> plagued with violence ... >> reporter: the man showed up with the school's blessing after a rah of fights that saw 23 students arrested, and the kids say there hasn't been another incident since. >> we stopped fighting. people started going to class. >> reporter: how could that be? >> you ever heard of a look. >> reporter: a look? dad looks. >> make it to class, my son. >> reporter: and dad jokes ( laughs ). >> reporter: the men say that's

paul but hartman didn't have a : college degree. neither did anaya or byrd.hat -- that alone -- kept them out of good jobs for years. byrd, quarterback of his high school football team, let his chance for an athletic scholarship slip away. >> i just kept procrastinating and pushing it off and didn't put in the application form like i should have. nick instead, he wound up : working as a barista for seven years. his current colleague mariana perez, also now a software engineer, toiled as a manicurist for nine years as she struggled to pay for community college. >> i had to stop, work, make sure i had the money and then continue because i did not want to have loans. paul in john hartman's second : year of community college -- >> my car just broke down. i had a 1988 ford bronco. the transmission went out on me twice. i can't afford to go to college now. i need to go get a job. paul: at a local factory, building cabinets. followed by stints as a freight train conductor then shift work , at a paper mill. >> one of the most dangerous industries that there is. there

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steve hartman, cbs news. >> good stuff!he road. >>> as of this morning more than 57% of the u.s. population have been fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. 66% have received at least one dose of vaccine. for the rest there's a variety of reasons for not taking the jab. one of them is a fear of needles. well, now new technology may change that. maggie newlan has that story. >> reporter: for james todd vaccines come with anxiety. >> i'm not too fond of them. i actually have needlephobia. >> reporter: he's an loan. according to the cdc as many as 25% of adults and many children have a fear of needles. some so severe it prevents them from getting vaccinated. but one day needles, at least the ones we're used to, may not be necessary. >> it's pain-free and anxiety-free. >> reporter: dr. joseph disimone at stanford university is working with researchers at the university of north carolina chapel hill on a tiny patch that can deliver rack vaccines when applied to the skin. >> so our approach was to directly 3-d print the micron

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hartman >> it would seem that people. aren't getting bored of these >> 3 attacks so far.rescott. of course i have a gun. >> yeah. courtney, david arquette and never campbell are all back in this time around. there's a new killer behind the ghost face mask. it's scarier. >> probably it's you know, it's up to date in a different way. even though scream will always because sick. >> samantha, i i know who you are. >> into this. this is your life out, which means that whoever this is going to keep coming for you. >> newcomers in this sequel that hit theaters january 14th include meg ryan and dennis quaid son jack, 13 reasons why star dillan monette use jen ortega and melissa barrera from in the heights. whatever is link used to our past. it's pull us all back here. and i won't sleep until he's in the ground. >> and tune in to e t tonight with jamie lee curtis for halloween kills how she honored her mother's famous role in psycho for entertainment tonight. i'm michelle turner. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 o'clock. thanks for being with us this hour. sticker it around,

and steve hartman goes on the ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me andsic) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> news at 5:30, remember when we thought flying cars just around the corner? >> john blackstone is here to tell us the future is now, almost. >> reporter: almost. they had the opportunity to do a story for cbs sunday morning to see how people who don't even have a pilots license may soon be able to take off in that elusive machine, a flying car. many people have imagined pulling a flying car out of their garage. marcus lange is actually doing it. and he wants others to do it as well. his company opener plans to start selling the air plant aircraft called black fly within the next few weeks. >> i believe vehicles like th are gointo revolue transportatigoing ard. beginning. >> reporter: the carbon fiber body hides sophisticated electronics. >> if you look in here, you will be able that there are three flight computers. >> reporter: but the real secret is in the small but powerful electric motor. you showed us how powerful this

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steve hartman has that story. >> reporter: it was a deceptively beautiful morning in the nation's capitalr is not expected today. >> reporter: but by that afternoon, several inches of heavy rain had fallen in parts of the district. and no one was caught more off guard that september day than virginia waller of hagerstown, maryland. virginia was coming down this ramp when she ran into a flash flood. hit the water with such force it tore off her license plate. water so deep her car wouldn't budge. >> it was scary. >> had you ever felt that scared before? >> no. idie. ror woman of faith. but she says she's never prayed harder than she did at that moment. >> clinging on to the hope that god heard me. >> reporter: a minute passed. you had to think you were seeing things. >> for a second, it was like, this is real. so i had to take my phone and start recording it. >> so cool. >> reporter: what virginia saw was the next best thing to the hand of god. >> the marines are going to help us. >> reporter: marines in dress blues who seemed to appear out of nowhere. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: be

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>> from the volcanos of guatemala to a yard sale in virginia, steve hartman reports on how the kindnessvidends throughout a community. >> reporter: 14-year-old marjorie gonzalez is about to go shopping for a homecoming dress. >> let's shop! >> reporter: but that didn'te a god fry god mother,tagical marri l me rr: nowhere to h ur >> all right. mothers, susan's wish granting process begins with ration. >> this ugly christmas sweater. >> reporter: old clothes, racks of them, mixed with a pinch of gold and a dollop of just about everything else. each part of the possession donated by susan's neighbors here in arlington, virginia. >> so many people helped. it's everyone in the community now. like every inch of our space was covered in treasures. >> reporter: and then all of it sold in a giant yard sale. this was her third annual. and here is where the story gets good. in the coming months, susan will use every penny of the profit, more than $12,000 this yeardo a throughout her community. in the past, she has bought donuts for a left flowers at veterans' graves. she has delivered presents for

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so there's the old phil hartman sketch on snt snt, just a caveman lawyer? that's how i feel when it comes to look, i'm just a lawyer, not an economist. when i go to the grocery store things cost a lot more. would you like to talk about inflation, i know i'm feeling the pimple. my constituents are feeling the pinch. it's undisputable we're paying more for goods we need every day. i yield to you. mr. smith: i can tell you my constituents don't believe it's transer to. there was a lot of talk about the stock market. the people that i represent, they care about the supermarket. and they care about the prices at the supermarket. they don't care about what's going on on wall street or the stock market. they care about what it's going to cost to put food on the table, clothes on their backs and gasoline in their cars. i do want to, before i hit more on the inflation, representative if you'll allow me i would like to address the prior comments by the chairman whenever he was saying that i was being dishonest. to say that the bill before us is $4.6 trillion. it is $

and i think robert hartman is absolutely right that it's madness in this present covid situation with of i the queen or king with a stick. that was picked up, —— the queen or king with a stick. that was picked up, -- queen walking with a stick. but she is a 95—year—old lady, a lot more active and lots of 95—year—olds. lady, a lot more active and lots of 95-year-olds-_ lady, a lot more active and lots of 95-year-olds. there are lots of us! lots of 45-year-olds! _ 95-year-olds. there are lots of us! lots of 45-year-olds! so _ 95-year-olds. there are lots of us! lots of 45-year-olds! so can - 95-year-olds. there are lots of us! lots of 45-year-olds! so can we i lots of 45—year—olds! so can we sometimes read too much into things? we should not go into the realms of speculating about her health. i know she was riding until relatively recently, incredible for a woman in her 90s, there —— that is extraordinary in itself. this wartime generation is indomitable, look at her mother, she had two walking sticks, and the queen mother, 101 years old, two walking sticks, she was on the aircraft carr