captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> well, the kids know that santa's reindeer are on the move this christmas morning, but you might be surprised to learn real reindeer are being threatened by climate change. over the past two decades, wild reindeer and care bouye populations have dropped by more than 2 million. mark phillips traveled to a place near the north pole called santa's hometown to find out why. >> reporter: good morning from northern finland. about 300 miles north of the arctic circle, reindeer country, that's them in the distance over there. but this isn't about santa claus, ho-ho-ho kinds of reindeer. this reindeer story is no laughing matter. it's more than a thousand miles from up here in the high arctic of finland to the north pole. as the reindeer flies. but that hasn't stopped the fins from naming the capital of lap land santa's hometown. where rudolph's cousins provide sleigh rides, albeit on the ground. and where you know who welcomes children of all ages. but all is not what it seems in thi

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is the "more to tell you about this morning starting with an unseen danger on the road. the holiday season is a time for celebration, and if that celebration includes alcohol, you may be taking a cab home. but how safe is that car you just jumped into. kris van cleave has a look. >> reporter: the baltimore area has nearly 1,000 cabs picking up passengers. now, they're required to get an annual inspection by the state of maryland, but the only way a rider would know if any of these cabs have an open safety raffl for a defect would be to pull the v.i.n. number before they get in. baltimore is not alo

at cbs news, merry christmas, and good night. or captioning sponsored by cbs ss captioned by media access group came to our house, we saw basically the bullet fly through our eyes. >> bullets fly through a bay area neighborhood during a holloway party sending a young boy to the hospital and why neighbors aren't surprised by the violence. is >>> a deadly tragedy at the national park in the bay area, after massive trees topple over hikers. what may have triggered this freak accident. >>> from hail to snow to lightning, mother nature delivering wild weather this christmas in the bay area. kpix5 news at 7:00, gunfire erupts during christmas eve celebration sending a young bay area boy to the hospital. good evening and merry christmas. >> it happened last night near ohio and mariposa streets. da lin is at oakland children's hospital without the boy is

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> i'm errol barnettre to tell you about this morning, including a major lawsuit against some of the nation's biggest tech companies. cobol, key component in lithium ie onbatteries that power everything from vehicles to ipads. much of that is made by children of the democratic republic of congo. a lawsuit claim tech giants benefit from the conditions. the report is from joe habsburg south africa. >> reporter: more than half the

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> i'm vladimir duthiers and weu about this morning starting with the deadly measles outbreak in the south pacific. it has spread like wildfire in the island of samoa. several people have died, including young children. 91% of the eligible population is now vaccinated, but scientists say 93 to 95% of a population must be immune to prevent measles from spreading. here in the u.s. the government says at least 14 states are below this immunity threshold. carter evans traveled to samoa to get a firsthand look at the crisis. >> reporter: this is samoa's main hospital and health officials have set up tents in the parking lot to help with the large number of measles patients. the government has mounted an aggressive vacci

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the fbi now saysigating the shooting rampage at a florida navy base as a terror attack. the gunman, a 21-year-old saudi, his weapon legally purchased. >> the saudi government has >>> also tonight, impeachment evidence. democrats get set to present their case against president trump. >> the case we have if presented to a jury would be a guilty verdict in about three minutes flat. >> he did nothing wrong. >>> plus the president fires off warning to north korea's kim jong-un after a new test at an old missile site. >>> a man is arrested in san diego after being caught on camera in videos he shot. was he practicing for a mass shooting? >> boom! >>> he brought big bird and oscar the grouch to life

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [piano playing slowate. make your emergency plan today. >>> travel nightmare. a powerful winter storm is slamming the northeast. snow and ice are impacting millions on a busy holiday weekend. we're timing out the storm track. >>> deadly crash. nine people were killed when a plane went down in south dakota. what we're now learning about the victims. >>> shooting rampage. gunshots erupt near the french quarter. nearly a dozen people are shot. the mayor's message tonight to the city of new orleans. on the agenda, it's a busy week ahead in the impeachment inquiry. what the house has planned and the cine set forwh's threatenin in your wine? >>> and how an ancient trade -- >> you can come here and you can

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wg access.wgbh. >>> live from the cbss is kpix 5 news at 6pm . >> the big rain that we saw earlier today is turning to snow in the sierra tonight. we could be in for a way christmas. >>> how a car crash managed to cripple operations at a busy california airport on one of the biggest travel days of the year . >>> another drop on dash. as a new state law encouraging package theft? >>> we are starting off the holiday week. the rain also made a bit of a rough ride across the bridge this morning. all the rain has moved on to the sierra. shows the rain that was coming down to the bay area, about 4500 feet from copper up a list of the south, arnold is now turning into snow with the weather winter advisory. didn't do badly. 10th of an inch inland around livermore. half an inch to two thirds of an inch at san francisco. there could be moore delays by the time we had midweek , high- pressure gets booted aside . so christmas day at this point looks like it will be wet in the bay area. the models have been all over the place with thi

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