former indiana army national guardsman brian westerfield, who served in iraq, was almost one of them. that made you contemplate suicide? why? >> it's all of the failures all over again. i had stayed in that hole for so long that i-- i didn't see a way out. >> reporter: westerfield helps mission 22 counsel other vets. he's also backing tjersland and milich on their mission to spread hope. >> there are people out there that need to hear this message, and it's worth every ounce of pain we've experienced these past weeks. >> reporter: they gave their all to make sure no one runs alone. errol barnett, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> ninan: such an important cause. well, that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. >>> we've seen fire now. we'll finally see rain. details on the first incoming storm of the season, straight ahead. >> reporter: experts at aaa say this year, thanksgiving roadtrips will be more expensive than previous years. >> loud calls on the streets of oakland for affordable ho

former indiana army national guardsman brian westfield who served in iraq was almost one of them.> it's all the failures over and over again. i'd stayed in that hole for so long that i -- i didn't see a way out. >> reporter: westerfield is now helping mission 22 counsel other vets. he's also backing churchland and milich on their mission to spread home. -- spread hope. >> there's people out there that need to hear this message, and it's worth every ounce of pain that we're experiencing these two weeks. >> reporter: giving it their all to make sure no one runs life's course alone. errol barnett, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king talks with oscar-winning actor tom hanks about his new movie "a beautiful day in the neighborhood." and fred rogers' legacy. >>> delta airlines ceo ed bastion will offer tips on how to make holiday travel easier. >>> the rising cost of cars. tony dokoupil shows why new vehicle prices have spiked and how americans are racking up debt to afford them. >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this friday. thanks for wat

former indiana army national guardsman brian westerfield who served in iraq was almost one of them.contemplate the suicide? >> it's all the failures over and over again. i stayed in that hole for so long, that i-- i didn't see a way out. >> reporter: westerfield is now helping mission 22 counsel other vets. he's also backing tjersland and milich on their mission to spread hope. there are people out there who need to hear this message and it's worth every ounce of pain we're experiencing in these two weeks. >> reporter: giving it their all to make sure no one runs life's course alone. errol barnett, cbs news, baltimore, maryland. >> o'donnell: they're expected to arrive at arlington national cemetery tomorrow. and that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington with thanks to the jones day law firm for this beautiful view of the capitol. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm tom hanson, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, starting with the dangers of vaping. doctors in canad

. >> i'm allen long speaks as an individual to share my hat as a national guardsman. during the last three years, there's been a number of fireses ifiresin california that has std cities like santa rosa causing a number of lives and homes. last week my soldiers and i are activated to the kincaide fires. we have made enormous sacrifice. some have had to cancel school and job opportunities. during the last few years, guardsmen have seen destruction and entire cities burn to the ground. imagine walking through a city burnt to ash with warped and melted cars and a dark sky b blotting out the sun. we must be ready. that's why this legislation is of paramount importance to me and all of the neighborhoods protected by the emws. we must protect all of our city. thank you. >> next speaker. >> supervisors, commissioners, i'm david hooper and i serve as the president of the new mission terrace improvement association and mission terrace is the one portion of district 11 that is protected by the high pressure efws system. the other neighborhoods, the ocean view are not. the only

back on their coverage, but when they invaded columbia, four students were shot to death by national guardsmanworkers. at the white house, nixon accepted a hard hat as a gift, an unmistakable signal to his base. nixon went after the protestors himself. >> they are the same thugs and hood lems that have plagued the good people. it's time for the great silent majority of the america to stand up. stand up and be counted. vote on election day. >> but it didn't work. democrats gained ground in races across the country. >> it took election day to tell them what we knew all along that the politics of fear is no politics at all. >> nixon didn't talk more about the silent majority after that, but the idea itself never really went away. >> the silent majority is back, but it's not silent. it's the noisy majority because we will not take that crap. >> the silent majority is back, folks. >> the fall of richard nixon, a reporter remembers watergate. you put the bow on it at the end when donald trump uses the term silent majority. >> there are people out there that i know, i travel the country in the west a