i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. have a great night. >>> if you exceed your monthly water budget, be prepared to pay the price, the changes impacting over 1 million in the south bay point >>> a live look in san jose right now the big row project is beginning to move forward it's been on the book for decades, but tonight, there is some opposition. >>> good evening thank you for joining us. >>> neighbors in san jose, see that the extension project has changed the area over the years now they are putting up a fight. john ramos has the story. like with homes on one side and schools on the other, this looks like a place to baha'i capacity traffic corridor, cities been planning for a long time and neighbors are now struggling to prevent it from happening the project starts on the other side of the freeway 880 on shortcut avenue, the city wants to extend chart hot with the vehicle and pedestrian overpass over the freeway, seen here in red. the idea is to provide another way for people to cross 880, taking some of the conges

jamie. >> yuccas: lilia, thank you. let's check in with cbs news meteorologist and climate specialist jeff berardelli tracking the severe weather. jeff. good evening, jamie, good evening, everybody. we call this weather whiplash to go from the worst drought in modern history and in the snap of a finger a record-breaking storm system along the west coast. to give you an idea how wicked this jet stream is, over the open ocean we have 30- to 50-foot waves. that means rough surf expected on the west coast. now, it's all due to a fire hose of tropical moisture, concentrated band of tropical moisture that will be shooting its way, slingshotting its way into the central coast of california. the storm to the north of it will be the equivalent of a cat three hurricane. that means gusts along the coast up to 80 miles an hour, and that band of heavy tropical moisture moving down the coast as we head through tonight and during the day tomorrow as well. so here's a look at your hour-by-hour forecast. look how intense this rain is. we

jamie. >> yuccas: nikole killion, thank you. president biden left the white house today heading home to delaware with democrats still divided on spending priorities and a bipartisan infrastructure deal in doubt. cbs' christina ruffini is at the white house tonight with the very latest. christina. >> reporter: good evening, jamie. the white house said the president is still engaged with lawmakers over the weekend, but those divisions among democrats are putting his domestic agenda and that bipartisan infrastructure bill at risk. >> the senate will proceed. >> reporter: the senate galved in on a saturday. >> i ask unanimous consent the bill be considered. >> reporter: ...to unanimously pass a 30-day stopgap funding measure for the department of transportation after the house failed to hold a vote this week on the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> everybody is frustrated. it's part of being in government, being frustrated. >> reporter: president biden made an in-person appeal at the capitol yesterday to opposing wing

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we have new details tonight from cbs's jamie yuccas. >> damaged bathrooms, a flooded hallway, just somehave the recent trucks in one tennessee school district >> across our 14 middle schools and high schools, there have been over 100 incidents of vandalism and theft over the last few weeks that have been linked to these challenges >> reporter: the social media challenges says anthony salvanto include one on tiktok called devious licks that incited kids to steal or destroy sekulow property and posted online. not mile an hour vandalism >> dozens of students face consequences and their families are southeast r left paying thousands in fines and restitutions. >> reporter: addison goldberg and lily lambert attend one to have the schools. how does this happen? >> they want property >> reporter: how does this make you popular by damaging property? >> it makes you noticed and brings you to the attention of your peers, and the higher level of vandalism, the more attention you will get >> reporter: there is now a calendar of challenges circulating online. in october, students prompted to slap a t

norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas, thank you. tonight, details are just coming in on a deadly shooting at a postal distribution center in memphis, tennessee. cbs news has learned a postal employee, describedded as disgruntled, shot and killed two other workers inside the facility. he then took his own life. police say he acted alone and there were no other suspects. all right, tonight, the n.f.l. is reeling from a scandal involving one of its top coaches. jon gruden resigned from the las vegas raiders over emails he sent that were antiblack, antigay, and anti-women, this as the league tries to become more inclusive. we get more now from cbs' jericka duncan. >> reporter: to some, jon gruden's exit from football was years in the making. >> from day one, he's been a used car salesman. >> reporter: former n.f.l. wide receiver keyshawn johnson played for gruden in the early 2000s. >> i didn't know that jon would say things like that and put them in an email. he just always been a fraud to me. >> reporter: gruden was in year four of a

jamie yuccas has the story. >> reporter: tiktok and other social media challenges of course are nothingseen money raised for charity, and in the pandemic we saw all those families get creative with danc. but school officials say the latest craze is dangerous and destructive. >> what the [ bleep ] is going on, bro? >> reporter: hundreds of paper dispenser, paper rolls have been ripped off the wall, food and other items smeared across the walls and floors and stalls. >> reporter: clark county's chief communications officer anthony johnson says recent vandalism has caused roughly $20,000 in damages at more than a dozen schools in the tennessee district. the destruction, johnson says, is linked to a nationwide viral challenge called devious licks, encouraging kids to destroy or steal school property and post it online. addison goldberg and lilly lambert attend one of the vandalized emotional schools. >> why does something like that gain popularity? >> it's just wanting the attention, whether it be positive or negative. they want the attention because they either aren't getting some at home

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