janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >>> today west point is expected to release the name of a cadet killed in a violent crash. it happened yesterday about 55 miles north of new york city. a five-ton vehicle loaded with cadets overturned on the way to a training site. one died and 22 others were hurt. the injured cadets are seniors, part of the class of 2020. an official at west point says a death like thisrpsing. >> it's not common to have a vehicle turn over. we want to make sure our soldiers and cadets train in realistic training environments. >> president trump expressed his condolences on twitter calling it a terrible accident. >> a new facility will be in carrizo springs, texas, southwest of san antonio. it will hold as many as 1,600 teens. the complex once housed oil field workers. the government is considering housing children on three military bases around the country. >>> and the government is taking new steps to block robocalls. members of the fcc approved a measure giving wireless phone companies the right to block robocalls automatically without needing customers' permis

janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >> begnaud: when we come back, we're just getting word out ofew orleans that the legendary musician dr. john has died. legendary musician dr. john has died. >> begnaud: scot peterson got out of jail on bond today. he's the former school resource officer who was assigned to marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. he stayed outside the day 17 people were killed at that school. peterson was charged this week with child neglect and negligence. to washington state now, four climbers have been rescued. they were stranded near the top of mount rainier. they first called for help on monday. d weather kept rescuers grounded until today. the climbers are said to be suffering from exposure to the cold. we just got word before coming on the air tonight that new orleans music legend dr. john died today. it was a heart attack. "right place, wrong time" was his breakthrough hit in the early 1970s. he also performed in the band's farewell movie "the last waltz." he was a six-time grammy winner and a new orleans musical ambassador. dr. john wa

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janet shamlian, thank you very much. historic floods ravaging parts of the southeast are expected to get even worse in the coming days. flood alerts are set up across six states tonight. forecasters say 2-5 inches of rain is expected in the next 24 hours. crews in arkansas are keeping a close eye on a levee threatened by high water, the arkansas river rising well above its previous record, and it's forecast has stayed that way for several days. a fifth teenager has been arrested in connection with the brutal attack of a lesbian couple in london. and, tonight, one of those women is describing the horrifying ordeal. here is imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: still bruised by their ordeal, 28-year-old melania heymonat and her 29-year-old american partner, chris, are recovering at their london flat. they were beaten and bloodied on a public bus for refusing to kiss each other on demand by a group of young men. >> they got up out of their seats and walked over to where we were and started very aggressively harassing us. fighting broke

elaine. >> quijano: janet shamlian, thank you.resident trump today defended his agreement with mexico to curb immigration at the southern border and warned those tariffs could be revisited if mexico does not deliver. errol barnett is at the white heuse. >> reporter: on the heels of the u.s. immigration deal with mexico, this morning president trump predicted great cooperation between the two nations. while warning that without it, we can always go back to our previous position of tariffs. friday's joint declaration states mexico agrees to beef up deployment of its national guard, prioritizing its southern border, crack down on human smuggling and trafficking networks, while expanding a program allowing those seeking asylum in the u.s. to remain in mexico awaiting their case's outcome. all agreed to before new u.s. tariffs were set to take hold on monday. >> we will deploy the national guard from monday. >> reporter: mexico's ambassador to the u.s. spoke to "face the nation" today, refusing to confirm or deny the president's claim

janet shamlian is there. >> reporter: a day of rides and entertainment turning topanic s gimountainorhe e when smoke bla tar ould bely se anything. it was so thick. you just could smell it, too. it was so crazy. >>eporter: the fire was quickly put out. no accident says the l.a. fire captain. you mobilized a large number of resources very quickly. >> we can bring a lot of equipment, a lot of personnel to bear early, and we stopped that forward progress and it gave us a chance to control the fire before it gets really large. ll reporter: thousands of acres are also burning in northern california, where blackouts by the utility pg&e plunged thousands into darkness over the weekend to avoid downed lines that spark fires, as happened last year when the entire town of paradise was wiped out in the deadliest and most destructive year of wildfires in california history. the weekend outages were not without problems for rural homeowners like helen mccloskey. >> we're responsible for our own water. when the water is off because the power is off, we can't fight fires. we're absolutely defenseles

janet shamlian is near there, northwest of los angeles. janet, have you heard anything on the fire?rning to you. >> there's no official word, but this area is a tinderbox. with the vacation season in full swing, the park was packed when it happened. a fast-moving brushfire pushed flames dangerously close to six flags magic mountain on sunday. hundreds were streamed out of the park. some were still on rides when the thick smoke turned the sky dark. >> we couldn't see for a little bit. they gave us masks to wear. >> this is what they gave you? >> yeah. >> did you put it on? >> yeah. i didn't want to smell it. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: park officials quickly evacuated guests for safety reasons. claudia aguilar was stuck in her car for an hour. >> was it frightening? >> yes, because the fire was getting big. palms were burning. >> reporter: this is one of several fires fueled by strong winds and excessive heat. north of sacramento, more than 500 firefighters work order to get the sand fire under control. >> i'm racing home and i see the smoke, and it's -- oh, gosh. it's terrible