>> reporter: what brought malcolm stewart and his father o this fish market wasn't the catch of the day your crawfish? >> reporter: but the catch of a dafetime. this sunday, they'll spend their first father's day together in almost four decades. when you were a kid, what was father's day like? >> i didn't have a father, so it was just a blank day. in my mind, i'm just thinking that he was just going to die in jail. > reporter: his father, malcolm alexander, was convicted of rape in 1980. the sentence was life, with no chance of parole. but louisiana inmate number 93124 was innocent. d.n.a. evidence finally proved it, and in january, he walked out to his family and freedom. hi was now 58. >> to actually hug him as a free man was like a dream come true. words can't even explain how i felt, all the emotion i was feeling at that time. >> reporter: his father had spent almost 38 years behind bars. usethere's a whole life to live without him, because you're living without love. see, there's no love in an institution. >> reporter: there is in this home outside new orleans. malcolm stewart was

>> reporter: what brought malcolm stewart and his father to this fish market wasn't the catch of there are your crawfish? >> reporter: but the catch of a lifetime. this sunday they'll spend their first father's day together in almost four decades. when you were a kid, what was father's day like? >> i didn't have a father. so it was just a blank day. in my mind i'm just thinking that he just was going to die in jail. >> reporter: his father, malcolm alexander, was convicted of rape in 1980. the sentence was life, with no chance of parole. but louisiana inmate number 93124 was innocent. dna evidence finally proved it. and in january he walked out to his family and freedom. he was now 58. >> to actually hug him as a free man, it was like a dream come true. words can't even explain how i felt for all the emotions i was feeling at that time. >> reporter: his father had spent almost 38 years behind bars. >> it's a hard life to live without him because you're living without love. see, there's no love in an institution. >> reporter: there is in this home outside new orleans. malcolm stewart

malcolm stewart was 2. when his father went to prison. >> you go to your friends' house. dad. it's like, wow, wish i had that. >> uh-huh. >> this father's day he will. after a lifetime of prison visits and phone calls, to a dad who never deserved to spend one minute behind bars. >> what's it like just to be able to sit side by side. after 38 years. >> no rush. >> no rush. >> where we go, we here. we are where we wanted to go. >> you don't seem builter at all. ? >> there is no time to even think about, nothing negative. being mad. none of that. my dazed here. it's father's day. very happy, you know what i mean? it's -- it's lech i said a new beginning. >> this family has one word in their father's day card. gratitude. mark strassmann, cbs news, new orleans. >>> that's the "overnight news" for monday. for some of you the news continues.heck back with us ews c and the morningrs n her ot cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it'smonday, june 18th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >> we will not go a

malcolm stewart was two when his father went to prison. >> you go to your friend's house, and they havelike, wow, man, i wish i had that. >> reporter: this father's day, he will, after a lifetime of e ison visits and phone calls to a dad who never deserved to spend one minute behind bars. what's it like just to be able to sit side by side after 38 years? >> no rush. ru no rush. >> nowhere to go. we're here. >> yeah. >> we're where we wanted to go. >> reporter: you don't seem bitter at all. >> there's no time to even think about nothing negative, being mad-- none of that. my dad's here. it's father's day. i'm very happy. you know what i mean? it's like i said, a new beginning. >> reporter: this family has one word in their father's day card, "gratitude." mark strassmann, cbs news, new orleans. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org as san franciso's first black female mayor.. lays out her vision for the c >>> news begins with london's calling, th

lenzee in east dunbartonshire says he's been left ‘numbed' by the experience as graham stewart reports. frank malcolmstairs with his wife and children last night when suddenly the television went off but it was not until his neighbours rang the door bell that he realised that his roof was on fire. according to social media, a large lightning bolt hit the roof and very quickly it was engulfed by flames. thankfully, no one was injured but you can see from the extensive damage left behind how fears that fire was. mr malcolm hughey is an architect did not want to speak on camera but he told me he has been numbed by the whole experience and although he has insurance, due to the water damage caused by putting up those claims, he reckons his houses are right off and his family only moved into this property in the last seven months. graham property in the last seven months. g ra ha m stewart, property in the last seven months. graham stewart, reporting scotland,, lenzee. time for the weather forecast. we start the working week off on conditions we are used to frequent a while, but that week onwards, it is ex

joining us on set, malcolm polly, chief investment officer at stewart capital advisers. olm, welcome good to see you. >> thanks. thanks for having me. >> you know, we've got this little mini rally going on i mean, the whole thing was sort of green on the screen today does it feel a little too hot to you? >> the markets do tend to run a little bit hot and cold, and after the disruption we had in the spring, it needed to move back up. but has it gotbit ahead of itse some markets, perhaps tech, certainly run hot the last couple months, but from a broader rspectiv finding plentyo buy. >> we pointed out yesterday in our rbi, a random but interesting stat, that netflix not only was the best stock this year, it was 34% better than the next best stock on the nasdaq 100. does the sort of narrowness of the rally concern you in any way? >> not necessarily, no i mean, the market tends to move in fits and starts and secd some faster than others, but the narrowness we think will probably broaden out by year end. >> okay. you said you were finding places to put money. >> right. >> small

graham stewart has the story. frank malcolm was downstairs with his wife and kids last night when suddenly the television went off. but it wasn't until his neighbours rang the doorbell that he realised that his roof was on fire. according to accounts on social media, a large lightning bolt hit the roof and very quickly it was engulfed by flames. thankfully, no—one was injured but you can see from the extensive damage left behind today how fierce that fire was. mr malcolm, who is an architect, did not want to speak on camera but he told me he's been numbed by the whole experience and although he has insurance, due to the water damage caused by putting out those flames, he pretty much reckons his house is a write—off. and the family only moved into this new—build property in the last seven months. g ra ha m stewart, reporting scotland, lenzie. let's take a look at the weather forecast with stav danaos. hello, there. we're starting the new working week off on conditions that we have been used to for quite a while now. mid—week onw

graham stewart has the story. frank malcolmghbours rang the doorbell that he realised that his roof was on fire. according to accounts on social media, a large lightning bolt hit the roof and very quickly it was engulfed by flames. thankfully, no—one was injured but you can see from the extensive damage left behind today how fierce that fire was. mr malcolm, who is an architect, did not want to speak on camera