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in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' mark strassmann highlights an atlanta program now trying to teach a life-saving lesson. >> reporter: america's scourge, atlanta's tragedy. >> everything just seemed normal and then he then just busted out his strat and started shooting. >> reporter: a burst of alarming gun violence. >> gun violence is out of control, and we're going to put an end to it here in atlanta. >> reporter: 66 shooting deaths here so far-- 56 of them, black males. >> it's become acceptable to use violence. it's-- it's become acceptable for these knee-jerk reactions with violence. it's something that's so small, but people still will react violently. >> reporter: joshua byrd's pilot program in atlanta schools focuses on black teens, overwhelmingly victims of gun culture. >> some kids are just lost. like, they don't know nothing else at all. they're just lost. >> reporter: and is there any chance of reaching those kids? >> it's a slim chance. >> reporter: across america, black males ages 15 to 34-- 2% of the population, 38% of gun violence fatalities in 2020. 20 times more lik

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mark strassmann, cbs news, oceanport, new jersey. >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday.s news flash. i'm matt peip in the new york. >> the first hurricane. hours after agatha made landfall, it was downgraded to a tropical storm. it drove tourists into shelters in the state of wahaka. >>> the world health organization says when it comes to the recent monkey pox outbreak, it is not concerned that it will become a global pandemic. the cdc says there are just over a dozen cases in the u.s. but no deaths reported. >>> and bts will be at the white house to meet with president biden but the conversation with the boy band will be a serious one about anti-asian hate and it comes at the close of asian-american and pacific islander heritage

mark strassmann paid a visit to nashville to take the temperature of the housing market there. >> reporterville's little pantry that could. food and hope for people living in the city's shadows. about 300 working poor and fixed income folks now discovering it's become the little pantry that can't. closing for good. what does this empty room say about the change in nashville? >> it says that nashville has failed its citizens. >> reporter: after 12 years, founder stacey downey shuttered the pantry yesterday. >> it's hard to live in this city anymore. it really is. and this was not a fix, but it made life easier for a lot of people. >> reporter: in nashville's white hot real estate market -- >> this is cool too. >> reporter: realtor shane talon says new listings under $700,000 generate feeding frenzies. >> if that house hits the market, there is likely 50 shows in the first 24 hours and 10 to 15, if not 25 offers on it. >> reporter: despite rising interest rates, nashville's real estate boom has no end in sight. typical home values in metro nashville jumped more than 30% in one year. the typi

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mark strassmann, cbs news, phoenix. >> o'donnell: i am in awe. we'll be right back. .line any time at cbs news.com. reporting from new york, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. it is the largest primary so far in the 2022 mid term elections. we start in pennsylvania on the republican senate side, where the race between dr. oz and mccormick is a toss up and on the democratic side, lieutenant john fedderman will win the nomination. and chuck eduards wins the republican nomination in the 11th congressional district. he defeats madison cawthorn. in kentucky, cbs news projects charles booker will win the democratic senate primary. that will pit rand paul against booker in the general election. primary elections also took place in oregon and idaho. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> the investigation of the buffalo supermarket massacre. the suspected shooter remains behind bars tonight, and president biden traveled to buffalo, new york, today, to m