cbs' kris van cleave talks to frustrated travelers. >>> cbs news exclusive.hbor. what he says the alleged killer told him about the idaho college murders. >>> new allegations. embattled republican george santos facing new calls to resign from leaders of his own party. >>> extreme weather whiplash. the latest on the deadly california storm. >> this landslide blocked a mountain highway, and workers have been trying to clear it for two days. >>> jill biden's skin cancer. her surgery today, and her latest diagnosis. >>> and damar hamlin released from the hospital. tonight we find out the questions every parent should ask their kid's coaches to keep them safe while playing sports. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> airports and travelers are still feeling the effects after a stunning computer outage that grounded all domestic flights this morning, leaving questions about what could have caused this. >>> plus, there is another big headline tonight involving congressman george santos. he says he will not step down despite growing calls to resign fro

cbs' kris van cleave is here. there's new information just coming in. know you have the latest details. >> reporter: norah, we're just e hearing from investigators. they now believe the suspect was manufacturing weapons at his home. as the investigation continues, they are trying to piece together the motive here. we know they are looking at jealousy or a potential domestic dispute that could have been contributing factors. ( yelling ) the hunt for answers brought investigators nearly 80 miles from the scene of the deadly shooting to suspect huu can tran's hemet, california, home, where sheriffs deputies served a search warrant overnight. neighbor pat roth. >> you just don't know day-to- day who's who, and what's what. you know, he didn't strike me as having an angry bone in his body. >> reporter: but police believe this is the man who went on a shooting spree at the star dance studio in monterey park saturday night, killing at least 11. >> i've got three immediates in here, and i've got approximately ten deceased. >> reporter: the shooter fired into th

cbs's kris van cleave talks to frustrated travelers. cbs news exclusive. our chilling interview with bryan kohberger's neighbor. their alleged conversation about the idaho college murders. new allegations about embattled republican george santos, facing new calls to resign from leaders of his own party. extreme weather whiplash. the latest on the deadly california storms. >> this landslide blocked a mountain highway, and workers have been trying to clear it for two days. >> o'donnell: jill biden's skin cancer-- her surgery today, and her latest diagnosis. and, damar hamlin released from the hospital. tonight, we find out the questions every parent should ask their kids' coaches, to keep them safe while playing sports. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on what is turning out to be a very busy wednesday night. airports and travelers are still feeling the effects after a stunning computer outage that grounded all dom

>> o'donnell: a lot of frustrated people today, kris van cleave, thank you so much. let's turn now to california and the seemingly endless parade of storms that are causing more death and destruction across the state. thousands have been evacuated in northern california which has been hit by days of heavy rains and powerful winds, with entire towns now underwater. this afternoon sadly the death toll rose to 18. cbs's carter evans is in hard hit santa cruz. >> californians are dreaming for an end to a nightmare. rising water, numerous rescues. near san luis on is po the search resumes for kyle doan swept away from his mother's arms on month, reporting the search remains top priority. in santa cruz, the san lorenzo river could overflow its banks again. >> the water came up to here. >> last weekend water and mud poured into howard burman's home. >> st great living on the river, not so great living in the river. >> over the past two weeks most of california received up up to 600 percent of its normal sa extreme pripitioev and innse due to climate change. and entire neigh

cbs's kris van cleaves shows us some first-class finds. >> reporter: twas early friday morning a few weeks before christmas when in the shadow of the country's busiest airport, a line of creatures were stirring. but it wasn't hopes that st. nicholas would soon be there. it's hopes of a first-class seat dancing in their this old maintenance building is not. >> you're excited to shop. >> reporter: but for an aviation fan, it comes close. does the december sale, is that a special one for you? >> yes. people come in the mindset of, okay, i need gifts, i need stocking stuffers. >> reporter: for the last 17 years, judy has run what amounts to a very unique giant monthly garage sale, consisting of all kinds of stuff delta airlines doesn't need anymore. like old overhead bins, a cockpit jump seat. someone once paid $500 for a cabin door from a dc-9. so one airline's junk is another man's treasure? >> that's exactly right. when somebody cleans out a closet, if they have stuff, they are trained now to contact me and i never say no. >> reporter: be it extra plates, leftover delta swag, or a row

kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: as flight delays and cancelations climb, is working to understand why a key safety system failed so spectacularly it halted flights nationwide, parked planes from l.a. to d.c. >> every single flight in the country is stopped. you would not think this could happen in this day expect age. >> reporter: with the departure board a sea of red delays, kareem perry and jessica worry they could miss their cruise in miami. how nervous are you guys? >> a little bit. little nervous. you know -- >> we're staying positive. we'll make it. >> reporter: issues with the faa's notice to air mission system began tuesday afternoon and continued overnight. it alerts pilots to conditions and potential safety issues on their route. this failure comes a week after another faa system glitch delayed flights at key florida airports. transportation secretary pete buttigieg -- you've been critical of the airlines and their operational challenges. >> yeah. >> reporter: are you going to be as critical of dot here? because this was a failure on your watch, of your systems. >> we're

cbs's kris van cleave is here. there's new information just coming in.t details. >> reporter: norah, we're just hearing from investigators. they now believe the suspect was manufacturing weapons at his home. as the investigation continues, they are trying to piece together the motive here. we know they are looking at jealousy or a potential domestic dispute that could have been contributing factors. >> sheriff's department, search warrant! >> reporter: the hunt for answers brought investigators nearly 80 miles from the scene of the deadly shooting to suspect huu can tran's hemet, california, home, where sheriff's deputies served a search warrant overnight. neighbor pat roth. >> you just don't know day to day who's who and what's what, you know? he didn't strike me as having an angry bone in his body. >> reporter: but police believe this is the man who went on a shooting spree at the star dance studio in monterey park saturday night, killing at least 11. >> i've got three immediates in here, and i've got approximately ten deceased. >> reporter: the shoote

cbs's kris van cleave has all the new information tonight from santa fe, new mexico. >> reporter: norah, if convicted, baldwin could face up to five years in jail. the d.a. here plans to formally file those charges in the coming days, but you won't see baldwin ea hivinwalk. t sus. what alec baldwin's lawyer calls a miscarriage of justice, santa fe's district attorney calls preventable and criminal. >> this was recklessness. this was a negligent discharge of a firearm because he pulled that trigger. >> 32 santa fe. one female shot in the chest. >> reporter: baldwin was rehearsing a scene with cinematographer halyna hutchins and director joel souza when the gun went off on the set of the movie "rust," killing hutchins and wounding souza. >> it should have been a cold gun with no rounds inside, or dummy rounds. i take the gun out slowly. i cock the pistol. bang, it goes off. she hits the ground. >> reporter: investigators later found five live rounds on the set. in december 2021, baldwin told abc news he did not pull the trigger. >> someone is responsible for what happene

kris van cleave, thank you so much.ight, republican leaders are under growing pressure to explain what they knew about disgraced congressman george santos' lies on his resume and when they knew it. the new york congressman has admitted to lying about his background and even his faith while running for office. house speaker kevin mccarthy said today he's long been suspicious of santos. >> i never know about his resume or not, but i always had a few questions about it. >> mccarthy didn't elaborate on why he didn't confront santos about those questions. santos is now under multiple criminal and ethics investigations and faces growing calls to resign. >>> we want to turn now to that investigation into that horrific plane crash over the weekend in nepal. all 72 people on board are presumed dead. the plane's flight data recorders were retrieved today, and there's now video that appears to show the final moments from inside the plane, which may be hard to watch. here's cbs's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: a video apparently fi

kris van cleave i know you have the latest details. >> reporter: norah, they now believe the suspectanufacturing weapons at his home. as the investigation continues they are trying to piece together the motive here. we know they are looking at jealousy or a potential domestic dispute that could have been contribute being factors. the hunt for answers brought investigators nearly 80 miles from the scene of the deadly shooting to suspect's huu can tran's place. >> you don't know who's who and what's what. he didn't strike me as having an angry bone in his body. >> reporter: but police believe this is man who went on a shooting spree in monterek rda let 11.'veree ndprimaty tedecea. >> the shooter fired into the crowned with a semi automatic magazine. those killed ranged in age from their 50s to their 70s including 65-year-old mymy nhan. fonda quan is her niece. >> the shooting was first reported at 10:22 and at 10:29, the suspect entered another dance hall. sheriff robert luna says it is illegal to possess this type of well in california. tom tsay owns the dance studio. >> i'm very prou

. >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> now to that remarkable recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. well, today he was released from the university of cincinnati medical center and transferred to a hospital in buffalo. hamlin's recovery turned into a league-wide celebration yesterday as the bills played their first game since he suffered cardiac arrest one week ago today. the first play of sunday's game was straight out of a movie script when the bills returned the opening kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown. well, doctors say that hamlin was so excited that he jumped out of his chair, setting every alarm off in the ic ux. can you imagine? hamlin tweeted throughout the game, including this image, giving the heart signal for his teammates and fans. that's good news. >>> the american academy of pediatrics is out with new guidelines for the first time in 15 years when it comes to the treatment for childhood obesity. aap now says weight loss drugs should be considered when treating children. cbs's jon lapook reports in tonight's "health watch". >> reporter: rose garcia says for as long as

we're still waiting for details on that. >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> we'll come back to you laterthe show if there is any new development. right now we go to our chief national affairs and justice correspondent jeff. what are you hearing about this investigation? had. >> it's ongoing in terms of tracking down who this person is. the question is, what kind of weapon was involved here? is it a hate crime? some of the initial questions that law enforcement, whether local and federal, are asking right now. >> so, why are federal investigators involved in it at that point? how do they determine things like motive? >> here's what i think law enforcement has an advantage. in this phase of an investigation, when you have a suspect still out there, having the help of the fbi, the atf. the atf, for one, can trace the weapon, the origin of these fbik ss t country. >> at this point, all we're hearing is that it was a firearm. why is that significant in terms of the type of weapon? >> well, it looks like, based on the amount of wounded and dead, that this was a high-powered sort of weapon. whe

norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. we turn now to capitol hill and the growing scandal surrounding newly elected new york congressman george santos. he has admitted to fabricating dee details of his background, qlgd where he worked, went to college and his religion. tonight he is being accused of breaking campaign finance laws. cbs' scott macfarlane has the details. >> reporter: two days after he was sworn into office, long island congressman george santos is still ducking questions about his past. .and how he came into the money that think aboutrolled his successful campaign for congress. a formal complaint filed with the federal election commission questions how santos made a $700,000 contribution to his own campaign, considering he had reported earning only. about $50,000 a year. jur yur complaint is something pretty bold. there's a possibility there was a foreign actor that was funding this campaign? >> that possibility is doubly the case here because as we know, mr. santos is wanted by brazilian authorities. so he

we want to begin with the very latest on that shooting in monterey park, california, and our kris van cleave is on the scene. >> reporter: margaret, good morning. a lot of unanswered questions face investigators this morning. the work at the scene here continues. the fbi and local police still here. the suspect has not been identified. at last report was still on the loose. the motive, the why for all of this, that remains a mystery. >> i got three immediates here and approximately three deceased. >> reporter: the celebration of new nar new year turns to tragedy. the it came as the event was wrapping up outside monterey park. authorities believe a lone gunman open fire killing ten, injuring ten others, some critically. >> when officers arrived on scene they observed numerous individuals pouring out of the location, screaming. the officers made entry to the location and located additional victims. >> reporter: the mass shooting took place inside a ballroom dance club a little before 10:30 saturday night. >> all i can tell you, it was a firearm that was used. >> reporter: monterey park is a co

all right, kris van cleave, thank you so much. turning now to the war in ukraine. people, including three children, were killed over the weekend in a russian attack on an apartment building in the city of dnipro. this shocking image shows how a missile blasted a wall, exposing a family's kitchen. look closely-- you can even see a bowl of fruit still on the table. cbs' debora patta has more on the brutal assault from inside ukraine. >> reporter: another bloody weekend in ukraine as a russian missile built to sink warships took out a residential apartment block in dnipro. after moscow unleashed two waves of strikes, it said its goal had been achieved. in the aftermath, exhausted rescuers fought for every possible life. far too frequently, they found only death. including a 15-year-old girl, a coming-of-age no teenager should ever have to reckon with, and a question no parent should have to answer. "how can people die?" cried valentina. "why are they killing people?" working around the clock, rescuers paused now and then to listen for voices beneath the rubble-- like

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cbs's kris van cleave will start us off tonight from hard-hit ventura county. od evening, kris. >> reporter: norah, there is destruction from north of san francisco to south of san diego. take a look at this. the ground beneath this road gave out. the crews working to repair this mountain highway tell us damage stretches here more than 30 miles, and that is the story across the golden state tonight. the deluge has stopped, but the danger continues. a mudslide stopped this commuter train in its tracks on the tracks. more than 200 passengers on board had to be evacuated. in berkeley -- >> this is just all our backyard area. >> reporter: -- mud poured through marjorie cruz's home of more than 20 years, one of eight in the area deemed unlivable. >> we just are at the mercy of this mud and hoping and praying and keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't take the rest of my house out. >> reporter: since new year's, california has experienced more than 500 landslides spanning the entire state, from the mountains to the coast. >> once you've had a lot of rain and the

kris van cleave will start us off from hard hit ventura county. good evening, kris is that norah, there is destruction from north of san francisco to south of san diego. the ground beneath this road gave out. the crews working to repair this mountain highway tells us damage stretches hear more than 30, and that is the story across the golden state tonight. the deluge stopped but the dangerous continues. a mudslide stopped this commuter train in its tracks, on the tracks. more than 200 passengers on board had to be evac wade. in berkeley -- >> this is just all our backyard area. >> reporter: mud poured through marjorie cruz's home of more than 20 years, one of eight in the area deemed unlivable. we are just at the mercy of this mud and oping and praying an keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't take the rest of my house out. >> reporter: since new year's, california experienced more than 500 landslide, spanning the entire state from the mountains to the coast. >> once you've had a lot of rain and the sponge is full, the next rain, the bar is lo

cbs' kris van cleave has all the new information tonight from santa fe, new mexico. good evening, kris. >> reporter: norah, if convicted, baldwin could face up to five years in jail. the d.a. here plans to formally file those charges in the coming days. but you won't see baldwin in handcuffs. there won't be a perp walk. instead, he'll be receiving a court summons. what alec baldwin's lawyer calls a miscarriage of justice, santa fe's district attorney calls preventible and criminal. >> this was recklessness. this was negligent gis charge of a firearm because he pulled that trigger. >> reporter: baldwin was rehearsing a scene with cinematographer halyna hutchins and director joel souza when the gun went off on the set of the movie "rust," killing hutchins and wounding souza. this is what baldwin told detectives. investigators later found five live rounds on the set. in december 2021, baldwin told abc news he did not pull the trigger. >> someone is responsible for what happened and i can't say who that is, but it's not me. >> i think probably the most surprised person in

cbs's kris van cleave is there for us again tonight. >> reporter: tonight investigators say they may never understand what motivated the 72-year-old to gun down 11 people. >> the thought process of the suspect, especially one that clearly has some mental health issues, is very, very difficult to become an absolute unless they talk to us, which this one won't be able to. >> reporter: detectives say a search of the suspect's hemet, california, home yielded hundreds of rounds of ammunition and a rifle as well as evidence he was manufacturing his own silencers. at the star ballroom dance studio, investigators recovered 42 shell casings and an empty magazine to a mac 10 similar to this one. >> boom, boom. >> reporter: this dancer took cover. >> the gun was shooting nonstop like that. that's why i -- i pulled my partner. please, we go to hide under the table. >> seconds matter. >> reporter: monterey park firefighters were on-scene within minutes. chief matt hol okay. >> what was the scene when your guys walked in there? >> it was surreal. like i said, when i first started in this career, t

cbs's kris van cleave will start us off tonight from hard-hit ventura county. vening, kris. >> reporter: norah, there is destruction from north of san francisco to south of san diego. take a look at this-- the ground beneath this road gave out. the crews working to repair this mountain highway tell us, damage stretches here more than 30 miles, and that is the story across the golden state tonight. the deluge has stopped, but the danger continues. a mudslide stopped this commuter train in its tracks, on the tracks. more than 200 passengers onboard had to be evacuated. in berkeley... >> this is just all our backyar- >> this is j area. >> reporter: ...mud poured thh me o more than 20 years, one of eight in the area deemed unlivable. >> we are just at the mercy of this mud, and hoping and praying and keeping our fingers crossed that... ( crying ) ...it doesn't take the rest of my house out. >> reporter: since new year's, california has experienced more than 500 landslides, spanning the entire state, from the mountains to the coast. >> once you've had a lot of rain a

norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you so much.sunday marks 50 years since the landmark "roe v. wade" supreme court ruling that established the legal right to an abortion. here in washington today, thousands of abortion-rights opponents took part in the annual march for life rally. it's actually the first since "roe" was overturned last year. organizers say more work needs to be done on the state and local level to protect the unborn. president biden marked the 50th anniversary of "roe" today, saying last year's ruling by the court's conservative majority put the health and lives of women across the country at risk. a recent cbs news poll finds more than six in 10 americans want abortion in their state to be legal in all or most cases. now to a change coming to your grocery store. there are new rules about what's allowed to have an organic food label on it. the u.s.d.a. is cracking down on fraud amid a surge of popularity in the organic food market. cbs' nikki battiste has more. >> repor o foo are everywhere, but now the u.s.d.a. i

norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you.her disturbing incident of gun violence, this one in washington state, three people were killed in what police say was an apparently random shooting early this morning at a convenience store in yakima, washington, southeast of seattle. the suspect identified as 21-year-old jarid haddock is dead. police say there appeared to be to apparent conflict between the parties. the suspect just walked in and started shooting. let's turn now to breaking news about a dozen documents wi let's turn now to some breaking news-- about a dozen documents with classified markings have been found at the indiana home of former vice president mike pence. cbs news has learned the discovery was made by one of pence's long-time aides just last week. the stunning revelation comes as two special counsels are investigating the handling of classified material by president biden and former president donald trump. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house with more. >> "what the hell is going on around here?" was my r

cbs's kris van cleave talks to frustrated travelers. cbs news exclusive. our chilling interview with bryan kohberger's neighbor. their alleged conversation about the idaho college murders. new allegations about embattled republican george santos, facing new calls to resign from l

kris van cleave has the story. >> reporter: tonight a drought-driven water war in the valley of the sunas a community going so dry -- >> oh, we're so thankful for the rain. >> reporter: karen now collects rainwater after the city of scottsdale hotted water sales to rio rio day foothills. >> i'm using rainwater to even wash my hands with, to rinse dishes before they go in the dishwasher. rate toilets. >> reporter: earlier this month scottsdale can no longer provide water to non-residents after three decades of trucking water to rio verde. now families are forced to find water elsewhere. scottsdale mayor dale ortega. >> they should manage their own destiny with their own water. the constant decline of the water source is reality. >> reporter: residents are now suing scottsdale, arguing the policy causes a immediately and irreparable harm. >> scottsdale is trying to protect the water supply for the customers. >> reporter: a water policy expert at arizona state university. >> is there enough water for rio verde? we are talking about 1,000 people. >> there are ways that they can acquire a wa

cbs's kris van cleave talks to frustrated travelers. >> cbs news exclusive, our chilling interview with bryan kohberger's neighbor, what he says the alleged killer told him about the idaho college murders. new

. >> kris van cleave reporting. tonight, a possible lead in the investigation into the disappearance of two monkeys from the dallas zoo. police released a photo of a person of interest, following a string of mysterious and troubling incidents. we get details from cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: tonight, police are looking for this man in connection with two monkeys missing from the dallas zoo, the photo in this video of the same man wandering the zoo grounds were taken sunday before the emperor tamarin monkeys, which look like this, were reported missing monday. zoo officials say they believe the monkeys were taken, calling their habitat intentionally compromised. >> there are several markets for this type of monkey, some just for people who want to keep them as pets and the other for peo t. >> reporter:he n thelast four month aftereras and security were put into place. a clouded leopard escaped earlier this month, the fencing cut, the animal found nearby. the monkeys found cut and none escape. january 1. a vultu

cbs's kris van cleave has the latest on the investigation. the chaos inside.bs's adam yamaguchi has the gripping details from a survivor. >> suddenly heard the boom-boom- boom-boom-boom. >> o'donnell: plus, our interview with california governor gavin newsom on the cycle of gun violence, calling it "an american disgrace." severe weather. we're tracking two major storms sweeping the nation. new biden documents. the 13-hour f.b.i. search of

cbs's kris van cleave shows us some first-class finds. >> reporter: 'twas early friday morning, a fewchristmas, when in the shadow of the country's busiest airport a line of creatures were stirring. but it wasn't hope st. nicholas would soon be there that had these dozens gathered. instead of visions of sugar plums, it's hopes of a fist-class seat dancing in their heads. santa's workshop, this old maintenance building is not. >> you're excited to shop. >> reporter: but for an aviation fan it comes close. does the december sale, is that a special one for you? >> yes. people come in the mindset of okay, i need gifts, i need stocking stuffers. >> reporter: for the last 17 years judy bean has run what amounts to a very unique giant monthly garage sale, consisting of all kinds of stuff delta airlines doesn't need anymore. like old overhead bins, a cockpit jump seat. someone once paid $500 for a cabin door from a dc-9. be it extra plates, leftover delta swag, or a row of first-class seron newton drove atlanta from south carolina. >> it just brings back a lot of memories of a travel time tha