. >> i know, in medford. i just felt that somebody was putting me on.hen he said, "ask my bodyguard," and a huge man that i hadn't noticed was behind us. and that's when i just fell apart. >> reporter: reed has made a habit of paying it forward in medford, new jersey. n i made a new year's e.solution that once a week to treat somebody at wawa. a makes me feel better. >> reporter: hoping to spread that positive attitude, she posted the experience on facebook, becoming a social media sensation that's even inspired a song. >> ♪ a middle age man in front of me ♪ short on money >> reporter: ruth says, don't think of her as a saint. >> i'm not mother teresa here. >> reporter: but as a retired >>ird grade teacher, still offering a lesson or two. >> if i can get a couple of people to say, okay, i will to what she does, this will have all been worth it. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, medford, new jersey. >> quijano: what a great story. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." for more news any time go to cbsn at cbsnews

>> i know, in medford! i just felt it was somebody putting me on!yguard. and that huge man i had noticed eas behind us, and that's when i just fell apart. >> reporter: reid has made a habit of paying it forward in medford, new jersey. >> i made a new year's resolution, to once a week, treat somebody at wawa. it makes me feel better. >> reporter: hoping to spread that positive attitude, she posted the experience on facebook, becoming a social okdia sensation that's even inspired a song. ♪ there's a middle-aged man in front of me ♪ looking short on money >> reporter: ruth says, don't think of her as a saint. >> like, i'm not mother teresa here. >> reporter: but as a retired third grade teacher, still offering a lesson or two. >> if i can get a couple people ti say, okay, i'm going to do what she does, this will have >>l been worth it. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, medford, new jersey. >> glor: i love it. perfect. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. we'll send you off with a

in medford. i just felt it was somebody putting me on. and then he said ask my bodyguard.nd the huge man i had noticed was behind us, and that's when i just fell apart. >> reporter: reid has made a habit out of paying it forward in medford, new jersey. >> i made a new year's resolution to once a week treat somebody at wawa. it makes me feel >> reporter: hoping to spread that positive attitude, she posted the experience on facebook, becoming a social media sensation that's even inspired a song. ♪ there's a middle-aged man in front of me looking short on money ♪ >> reporter: ruth says don't think of her as a saint. >> like i'm not mother theresa here. >> reporter: but as a retired third-grade teacher, still offering a lesson or two. >> if i can get a couple people to say okay, i'm going to do what she does, this will have all been worth it. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, medford, new jersey. >> that is the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from t

. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, medford, new jersey. >> terrific story.overnight news for this money. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. president trump went on the twitter war path this weekend, slamming the press and the special counsel's russia investigation. he compared robert mueller to joseph mccarthy and once again called the investigation a rigged witch hunt. mr. trump also blasted "the new york times" report that implies white house counsel don mcgahn provided, cohen, john dean-type information to the special counsel. john dean was a lawyer for richard nixon who spilled the >> reporresirump e. appeared on the defensive all morning insisting he allowed white house counsel to be interviewed by the special counsel because, quote, i have nothing to hide. calling the russia probe disgusting and robert

a little dip in the jet stream your medford and eureka, northern california is all it takes this timer in an onshore breeze. that knocks a high pressure system out of the way and when the water temperatures are cold enough that is the end result, a cooler pattern. low clouds are making a surge to the delta as well. the onshore breeze. sacramento yesterday was 100 degrees. that creates an onshore breeze that has to be replaced with cooler air at the surface. if conditions are right that's what we get. 50s and 60s. fremont 57. berkeley 57. napa 58. novato 52. 53 in the oakland hills. el cerrito 56. 55 san francisco. one observation at 54. tiburon 53. low clouds and fog. this will usher in a cooler pattern today and even cooler tomorrow. we will settle in with day-to- day changes going all the way to the weekend. even the most inland locations are looking for more 80s and 90s. upper 80s to 60s and 70s by the water. even morgan hill and gilroy were both 93 yesterday. that trend continues into midweek. maybe a little bump up, but no big deal. it looks like it could take a big drop by the w

that leads to some of the issues where we are today. ,ost: medford, oregon on democrats line, jim, go ahead. caller: thank you for putting me on. sean has knowledge addressed the fact that the president does themlies and you convey through the papers and the news never and yet you have admitted those are facts and not some things made up by the media. the media is not at fault when they put facts in. and the truth. you and the president are at fault for making lies and expecting people to accept them. i do not understand your thinking. jim, that is last call, mr. spicer, go ahead. guest: i'm not sure what jim is referring to. i mentioned things i could've done better. i write about them extensively. i think the intensity and scrutiny of this administration is like nothing we've ever seen before. it is interesting how many things have happened in previous administrations and yet no one seems to have used near the level of intensity and screwed and d. -- and scrutiny. to which this administration has been scrutinized is in a category of its own. host: because messaging is your stock in

not only in the fires in the sacramento valley, but all the way over to lake tahoe and north to medford, oregon. this is for tomorrow. this is tomorrow's outlook. even today air quality in those areas is poor to unhealthful. now the wind gusts have shifted to more of a north to south, or northwest to southeast flow. still carrying much of that smoke away from the bay area. but enough of it is blowing down into our area, as i mentioned, that we can see it off in the distance. and if it continues in that pattern, we'll likely see a little bit of a decline in our air quality as well. i'll keep monitoring it for you at the seven-day forecast coming up shortly. dan and ama? >> spencer, thank you. >>> from border to border, california is really burning. each icon on this map shows an active firefight involving cal fire there are more than a dozen wildfires right now to be contended with. cal fire has released a new interactive map designed to let evacuated residents see whether their homes are still standing. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze explains how it works. >> many people haven't been abl

briefing if fire officials, the smoke in effect was coming north drifting a hundred miles north of medford. so in my hometown of portland, now this week air is at unhealthy levels. the fires have gotten so big that the flumes of thick, choking smoke are showing up on nasa satellite images from space my colleague and i served on the intelligence committee together, and i think increasingly we are going to see folks at the forest service and weather agencies be interested in a lot of those kinds of satellite opportunities in order to better get a handle on the dimensions of the problem. a huge portion of my state is blanketed with smoke, and this is taking place when hikers, fishers, rafters and guides, along with countless tourists from around the country, ought to be enjoying the outdoors. talk about economic consequences, whitehouse. recreation has become a big economic engine in the west. i am very pleased to have been the sponsor of a bill with chairman rob bishop, who i think would be pleased if i called him one of the most conservative members of the other body. our bill is called the

the only exception down towards medford.nd we stay warm in the central part of the country. for the east coast, more than, we're going to have a second helping of rain yet again. >>> overseas, wildfires in greece that officials say were deliberately set have killed 91 people. >> there is one amazing survival story. this 4-year-old white poodle was found hiding inside an oven in a house that was devastated by the flames. >> now he's found his forever home with a young woman who rescues stray animals. adoption papers are to be signed today. >> a happy ending to a sad story. >>> a flash mob keeps taking over a street in mexico. >> a ballet team jumps out and performs during a red light. >> they have also performed to michael jackson's "rock with you." my only thing is, when the light turns green, please move out of the way. i have somewhere to go. >> got to go. lots of horns honking if that happens in new york city. >>> coming up, a dad makes a citizen's arrest. >> a naked man exposes himself to his children and he chases him d

medford.esboro, arkansas, images coming out of there from the severe storms and up to 2 inches of rain. that bus trying to navigate the water. not a good idea. and in wisconsin, on the kickapoo river, people's homes filled with water and more where that came from. especially for that same region. that central wisconsin back through minneapolis. it comes along today not just with heavy rain but damaging wind, large hail and isolated tornados. traveling along 94 or 35, something to watch, whit. >> thanks so much. >>> as the storms move in, millions are on the move for the holiday weekend. aaa estimating some 35 million people will hit the roads. abc's eva pilgrim is on the new jersey turnpike right now. eva, how is traffic looking where you are? >> right now, whit, it's not too bad. if you're planning to hit the road, you have to realize you're not going to be alone. the best time to travel is right now. if you look at the roads, you'll see the cars are on the road, but it's steady, it's moving.

. -- medford. , who up untilhen a few months ago was the president's personal lawyer, now before a judge in new york city pleading guilty to fbi officials. all of this part of the investigation by robert mueller, the investigation that began into allegations of collusion by the russian government in the 2016 campaign, allegations that the president continues to deny, but a guilty verdict of paul manafort found guilty on eight of 18 charges. jurors have been dismissed. they have been told not to release their names. this will mean jail time unless there is a pardon by president trump, which is within the realm of possibility based on presidential authority. tell us what you think. eric minder, the president in west virginia. live coverage at 7:00 p.m. tonight. we will watch the scene outside back introoms, and come a moment with your calls and reactions. >> a live scene outside the courtroom in alexandria, and paul manafort found guilty on five counts of tax fraud, one count of failing to disclose his foreign bank accounts, and two counts of bank fraud. a mistrial has been declared in the

medford and seattle at 102. no such cooling for california. another couple weeks or months until you get a little cooldown as we head toward the fall season. >>> new york city got hit, nailed by some thunderstorms that had some significant airport delays yesterday evening. we can easily do that again today. much of the eastern seaboard, carry that umbrella. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. your insurance rates a scratch so smallr you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i

that leads to some of the issues where we are today. ,ost: medford, oregon on democrats line, jim, gohead. caller: thank you for putting me on. sean has knowledge addressed the fact that the president does themlies and you convey through the papers and the news never and yet you have admitted those are facts and not some things made up by the media. the media is not at fault when they put facts in. and the truth. you and the president are at fault for making lies and expecting people to accept them. i do not understand your thinking. jim, that is last call, mr. spicer, go ahead. guest: i'm not sure what jim is referring to. i mentioned things i could've done better. i write about them extensively. i think the intensity and scrutiny of this administration is like nothing we've ever seen before. it is interesting how many things have happened in previous administrations and yet no one seems to have used near the level of intensity and screwed and d. -- and scrutiny. to which this administration has been scrutinized is in a category of its own. host: because messaging is your stock in tr