this is a copy of the city of tyler, texas' budget summary for the ella reid public library. it shows salaries, supplies, maintenance, and just looking at the amounts let's you know the time frame of -- that we were in. this is actual board minutes from the 1940's from the negro public library board, march 26th 1947 library board meeting and i thought this was an interesting bookmark where it shows how much books cost and magazines cost the library, books, magazines totaled $33 and right here we have the word paper and that says 32.50 and then we have quite a lot of shakespeare. we have king leer and fellow and the books are just precious, the tutor, if you open it up you see the red stamp. these are called pocketbooks, very common at the time and there are several that we have. this lovely little pocketbooks that were lended out in the library and it's wonderful that the library had these. this book that we have right here is titled camille, this is a lovely book from the library and it has some interesting library stamp, but upside side it's property of smith county rural l

and jessica reid's mantle began to crack. >> okay. steal -- i stole a whole bunch of money from somebody. i don't know who, i don't know where. i just remember stealing a whole bunch of money. yes, we did lose that pipe when we stole this money. >> reporter: reid then blurted it out. at this farmhouse, now apparently to her surprise, in nebraska, greg fester sneaked in through a window and let her in the back door. in the kitchen she said she found $500 in an envelope. then she said, they left. and the ring? well, now she admitted finding it in that stolen pickup, putting it on, then feeling it slide off her thumb inside that house. where was all this going? ♪ ♪ protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus. the number 1 name in flea and tick protection. with the right steps, 80%of recurrent ischemicide. strokes could be prevented. a bayer aspirin regimen i

reid honored the blue slip. mcconnell is getting rid of it for circuit court judges and it's a move away from impartial judiciary. every senator, if he or she was facing what senator baldwin is facing today, would want this body to defend their rights. i would urge at least one or two of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, for the sake of the senate and for the sake of the country, to voac on -- vote no on brennan whether you agree with his views or not as a protest to the way this has happened. now, one final topic, net new neutrality. later today democrats will take the senate another step towards the consideration of a bill to restore net neutrality. when the republican f.c.c. voted to repeal net neutrality, they handed the internet providers all the cards many they said do what you will with the internet, charge consumers more for faster service if you like or segment the internet into packages, forcing the average family to purchase faster times for their favorite websites. let big corporations pu

the fact that the surgens and doctors and medical team around harry reid is saying, it's similar for him that they caught it early is really good news. >> that's the key, i want to bring in dr. sanjay gupta to talk about this. when we have done stories on this in the past, it's staggering. you're looking at a survival rate of 5% i think it was over 5 years, the last time i did a story years ago on this, it's really dim prospects a lot of times. what does that tell you when his doctors are saying, they're confident the prognosis is good because they caught this early. >> that is the more unusual scenario, as you point out. it can be favorable if the cancer had a chance to spread to the surrounding areas, spread to other organs, it was caught. sometimes people who have a genetic history of this sort of cancer may be undergoing screenings. if there was concern and they happened to find the pancreatic cancer. that can be a more favorable prognos prognosis, the reason it is caught so late, there really aren't any symptoms until the cancer started to spread. and that's when someone may sta

harry reid's doctors caught the problem early during a routine screening. more. what has happened thus far? >> a source that i have spoken with and those close to senator harry reid say he's doing well. recovering from surgery after a procedure at the johns hopkins cancer center in baltimore, maryland. a world renown facility. they believe they caught the tumor early on through routine screening. we understand that senator reid is resting with family at this hour and some of his colleagues like chuck schumer that replaced reid are sending their prayers and well-wishes to him. senator reid retired from the united states senate after 30 years here on capitol hill. the last 12 year ago as the senate democratic leader. left congress january 2017 and still active. his doctors are saying the prognosis is good. that he will have deal therapy as part of his treatment and hope to have a good prognosis. when you hear a tumor related to the pancreas, there's concern from people on both sides of the aisle. those that knew and served with harry reid. >> shepard: great c

the person at the bottom, it's a gentleman named reid. and reid was the speaker of the house, a very, very powerful person. and puck's point was every one of these republican speakers were immoral and corrupt. >> how much time did joseph kepler spend on these images? how long would it take him to come up with the editorial cartoons? >> he had many ideas of all times. he would come up with an idea, they would have a staff meeting, they would decide can hadones -- which ones to use. he would draw them and then they would put it on stone. so it did not take too long for him to do it. >> what was he like? >> he was very energetic, very entrepreneurial. he was a terrific businessman and he had many, many projects. in 1893, he worked himself to death. >> how old was he when he passed away? >> i think he was in the mid- 50s. >> this next image, they hate the light, but they cannot escape it. what are we looking at? >> well, we could be looking at yesterday. yesterday, somebody was interviewed by the united states congress. none of us know what h

reid became such a target. >> this is a different era in congress. congress had more consolidated power. the speaker of the house decided who was on the committee's. ies. this is an illustration of the fact that speaker reid runs the congress and is in effect the congress. this is speaker reid, speaker but canon, a whole series of speakers that were very powerful. became anget deficit issue in 1897. we have a $20 trillion debt and growing today. wonn 1892, the democrats and there was a big recession. revenue stopped coming in. the republicans came back in 96 and instituted a tariff. it effect they wanted. it did not raise revenues. all of a sudden, congress was faced with a deficit and you ask about numbers, the deficit was $44 million. that was a large number in those days. for the the deficit is makingn and puck the point your tariff resulted in this. >> was in drew carnegie the bill gates of his time? the bill drew carnegie gates of his time? >> i think so. i think he was more philanthropic. >> what are we looking at? >> you could publish this car

-- here, which is now the ella reid public library. this is a copy of the city of tyler, texas, budget summary for the ella reid public library. it shows salaries, supplies, maintenance. and just looking at the amounts lets you know the time frame that we were in. this is actual board minutes from the 1940s from the negro public library board. march 26, 1947, library board meeting. and i thought this was an interesting bookmark where it shows how much books cost and magazines cost the library. books, magazines totaled $33. and right here we have the word "paper," can that says -- and that says $32.50. and then we have quite a lot of shakespeare, and these books are just precious. the tudor shakespeare, if you open it up, of course, you'll see the red stamp of the negro public library. these are called pocketbooks. pocket books. very common at the time, and there are several that we have. just lovely little pocketbooks that were lended out at the library. and i think it's wonderful that the library had these. this book that we have righ

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chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> glor: jag and summer are my new heroes. "cbs evening news." good night. over this photo. a man apparently shooting up in a station elevator. >> kpix5 news beginning with a bart worker fed up over this photo. a man apparently shooting up in a station elevator. not in san francisco, but concord. we first exposed the problem of rampant drug use in bart's civic center station, but it doesn't stop there. >> john ramos spoke to the concord station agent who wants everyone to see what is happening in the early morning hours. >> reporter: but now, you have probably seen this video of heroin addicts openly shooting up in san francisco's bart station. if that seems like the gritty reality of the big city, guess again. last week, concord station agent barbara was told there were people using drugs in the garage elevator. >> when i went out there, i had a feeling who it was because it is one of our regulars. so i had my camera ready. >> reporter: she snapped this photo of

ali reid in redwood city ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam) a teacher in the south bay-- arrested -- and accused of sexual battery in two different cases... christopher kaldy is accused of inappropriate contact with a student .... and another case involving a teacher.. and tonight, police are looking for other potential victims.kron 4's gayle ong has the details on the long -time milpitas music teacher. 43 year old christopher kaldy was placed on administrative leave in march of this year, that's when police received a report he had inappropriate contact with a student..during that investigation, police found another case against him - involving another teacher. milpitas police learned of a sexual battery case against christopher kaldy at milpitas high school where he's been a music teacher since 19-98. investigators say the incident involved another teacher.

comments are ten minutes. >> meta- president, i begin i recently heard that my dear friend, harry reid has just gotten out of an operation to treat pancreatic cancer. i've spoken to his family. it seems the briefing went very well with the operation. doctors say pancreatic cancer is not a great thing. given the operation could not have gone much better, we are praying for his recovery. harry is a fighter and i know he will approach his recovery with the same tenacity that defined his public life. we send our prayers to him. we also wish a speedy recovery to the first lady who underwent a medical procedure today. an area where the president and i have mostly agreed his trade with china. i give him a pat on the back and praise the administration vocally and forcefully for their efforts to address property theft and extortion. how we do things, how we invent things. the president was right. so many of us breathed a sigh of relief when he started an investigation into the threat of our intellectual property. they were right to get china to the negotiating table and their reaction to what h

stanley reid came along it was unanimous. later when it was announced in the courtroom -- stanley reid had tears in his eyes. and he said that's probably the greatest decision that the court has ever announced. do you remember warren frankfurter statement about replacement, the -- when vincent died -- he -- he said -- frankfurter repeatedly said after that fred died he was the chief justice and frankfurter just could not -- frank porter always thought of himself as agnostic and he said -- you know this is first time that i've had evidence that there's some god. [laughter] i have the great good fortune in 1969 to end of because nobody else asked questions of a grouch 20 to have a two-hour interview with a then retired chief justice, and i geyser him as well as i could a young student who knew the rest but never the same kind of firepower that you're describing but i also knew argument of the chicago school and managed to get the him so at least i was trying to get my questions out to him right. what i said at the end was mr. c

i thought of joy and reid.did she say homophobic slurs she lied about the homophobic slurs said she was hacked and she was not made to leave her show whatsoever. she is brought on to tv every single day. jason, you say the difference is establishing a pattern have you not yet answered why keith olbermann is able to secure a contract with espn. have you read his tweets lately talk about establishing a pattern. he has been vitriolic, hateful and disgusting not only to our president but any single person who supports him. i ask the question: wt i the differentiator here? >> candace, has he called anyone a monkey which we know goes back or excuse me an ape which goes back to stereotypes that started during the antebellum period styerio racism. >> i'm asking you on air. i would like to know once and for all what is the differentiator? is it historic factor how long it's been said where joy reid homophobic slurs whatsoever. >> you have not been able to establish whether joanne reid has been attacked. that hasn't been

we'll have more details in a live report with kron 4's ali reid at 8:30 tonight.ali reid at 8:30 tonight. (ken) and in san francisco -- the high winds are causing dangerous conditions. this is video showing a huge tree limb that fell in sydney walton square-- at jackson and front street near the embarcadero. the san francisco public works department says almost a dozen tree limbs snapped across the city today.we're told some cars were damaged but so far there are no reports of any injuries. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach

chip reid, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >> glor: we will follow this.ll be great to see them get a good new home. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. but cbs news streams around the clock on cbsn. there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org row d-n-a test. this man has been sitting in san quentin for decades. but a new report is raising questions, about whether he really belongs there. that story coming up, but this man has been sitting in prison for decades but a new report is raising questions about whether he really be longs there. >> that story is comelongs there. >> two acres of this dry grass has burned so far. this is over the east capital expressway. you can see the crews are out there, but that fire bumped right up to some back yards yards nearby. >> new at 6:00 san francisco mayor is introducing a first of its kind of its plan to bring treatment for drug addiction to the street. it is the treatment that could stop cravings imm

chip reid, cbs news, richmond, virginia. >> and that's the "overnight news" for tuesday. some of you the news continues. for others check back for the morning news and cbs this morning. >>> it's tuesday, may 22, 2018, this is the bes. the c >>> access granted. top officials at the fbi and justice department agree to review highly classified information with gop lawmakers about the fbi source and intel they provided on the trump campaign. >>> bubbling, fast-moving lava makes its way to the sea on hawaii's big island. people in the area are being told to stay alert and be ready to evacuate. >>> and the great escape. a monkey breaks free from his crate at a texas airport, giving

you know that, harry reid established that rule.ou don't remember that. >> now you're blaming the republicans? >> the republicans have the house and senate. they have the house, senate and white house. >> no, no, no. harry reid did not say that about supreme court justices. >> no, he never said that. >> he did too. >> the strong do as they will, and the weak suffer as they must. that's what mitch mcconnell proved in the last year of the obama administration. >> harry reid and schumer said, we will not approve. >> you brought up something before that, that was interesting to me, which is that one of the things the president said is, he would like to be spending more time on other things. it doesn't seem this is holding him back on the things he wants to focus on. he's talking about how successful his efforts have been with north korea, by his own admission, he got those hostages back. it's a great moment. the mueller investigation didn't get in the way of that, did it? >> no, it didn't. he's still accomplishing goals. thort north kor

reid?>> i think as a matter of loss you would be obviously as justice kagan pointed out the actions here were even more unreasonable but the reason why -- >> i do not disagree with you but am asking a question which is police can search your car when they have probable cause, correct? >> yes. >> and the every to do that of any car even by a licensed driver, correct? >> correct. >> or a licensed co- on rental agreement. the issue here before us is when the police permitted to search without probable cause and that is what i see the issue as because if we rule that someone without permission can has no expectations even when the renter has given it to them than what we are authorizing is to stop every rental car without probable cause that might be on the road. >> your honor, there might be no evidence that there is a widespread practice of that because for one thing it's impractical. >> at least here they said we stop them because he was driving a rental car and doing something totally illeg

ali reid ... kron 4 news. (vicki) a bay area church is looking to move from san mateo to hayward ... but they're having a bit of trouble getting there. they're looking to build a 39- thousand square foot church on a hill, on the hayward fault line. and as kron4's michelle kingston explains -- neighbors do not want it in their backyard. (mk)larry ellis, pilgrim baptist church pastor"we think we are the right church, at the right place for the right time for this location."pastor larry ellis wants to move his pilgrim baptist church from san mateo to the hayward hills ... to this spot off of garin avenue.these renderings show just how big the project will be.he's proposing to build a 39,500 square foot church ... with seating for 800 people ... more than 200 parking spots ... and affordable housing for seniors.but neighbors are confused about how all of áthat is going to fit here.ranee waselak, hayward "it's just nice and quiet. so that's one thing. beautiful views. beautiful parklands." tom bauer, hayward"it's n

paula reid has that. >> president trump took to twitter lashing out against the special counsel. congratulations, america, we are now into the second year of the greatest witch-hunt in american history. and there is still no collusion and no obstruction. >> somebody has to defend the president. >> the president's attorney, rudy giuliani appeared on fox news new condemn the investigation. >> it is a damn witch-hunt. >> over the last year the special counsel filed more than 100 charges against 19 people and three companies. with crimes ranging from lying to conspiracy against the u.s. five of the people charged have pleaded guilty and are actively cooperating with investigators. >> they're going, at a very quick pace. >> kim wayley, former prosecutor independent counselor during the whitewater investigation says the mueller investigation is moving quickly and yielding results. >> we don't know how many witnesses have been talked to. but we have to assume, a lot more noon have been made public because this investigation keeps things quiet. >> a report filed in december indicates mue

the former nevada senator, harry reid, he junlt went surgery today for pancreatic cancer.mily released a statement in which it says in part, quote, his surgeons are confident that the surgery was a success and that the prognosis for his recovery is good. he will undergo chemotherapy as the next step in his treatment. he is now out of surgery in good spirits and resting with his family. well, fellow senator john mccain in the midst of his own cancer fight, wrote this to harry reid on twitter. from one can tank russ senator to another. sending my prayers and best wishes to senator reid as he recovers from a successful surgery. another break for us. coming up, why the president was accused today of trying to make another country great again. that story when we come back. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> we give state dinners to the heads of china. i said why are you doing state dinners for them? they're ripping us left and right. just ta

paula reid has the latest development. >> reporter: president trump took to twitter, lashing out againstcounsel. congratulations, america. we're now into the second witch hunt in american history. there's no collusion. >> somebody has to defend the president. >> reporter: it'srudy giuliani appeareded on fox. >> it's damn witch hunt. >> five of the people charged have pleaded guilty and arrively cooperating with investigators. >> they're going at a very quick pace. >> reporter: kim wehle who's a former independent counselor and was part of the whitewater investigation says it's moving quickly and they're yielding results. >> we don't know how many witnesses we're talking to but we have to assume a lot more than made public because this investigation keeps things kwee quiet. >> reporter: a report in december showed mueller's team spent $3.2 million in the first month. another report is due out next month. the first person facing try is former manager paul manafort who's charged in two separate cases. those trials will start later this year. the office of special counsel will continue to wo

it's possible reid will claim those posts were written by a mysterious hacker.t time she got caught with blog post maybe she will blame the whole thing on vladimir putin himself or a faceless macedonian agent. or maybe she will do the unexpected and admit that there was a time before the revolution currently in progress when she was actually kind of smart and reasonable. we await her explanation. billionaire george soros says europe's path to survival is open borders and higher debt level. nigel farage weighs in on that idea next. ♪ it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block

ali reid ... kron 4 news. (grant) happening now. police are searching for the owner of two pit- bulls...accused of attacked four people and a dog in san francisco. it happened around 11:45 this morning...at dolores park. police say three dogs were in a designated unleashed area when two of the dogs... a brown pitbull and a gray pit bull... attacked the other dog...an lhasa apso named bloom. bloom suffered puncture wounds on her back. bloom's owner...along with three other victims suffered bite wounds from the incident. the owner of the pitbulls...left the scene...police say the owner of the pit bulls is now considered a suspect. (vicki) another big story tonight... residents on hawaii's big island have been told to stay indoors - after a plume of ash rose 12 thousand feet in the air. geologists say there could be a huge eruption coming--with no warning... all night long - lava spewed from the kilauea volcano -- where the u-s geological survey has issued a red alert. that means a major eruption is imminent - and ash could affect air

. >> with me now to discuss all this my colleague and co-host for to know's town hall had, joy reid, the chair of the congressional black caucus, cedric richmond, democrat of louisiana. congressman, let me start with you. what is your reaction to abc's actions today? >> well, i think it was appropriate. i think it was swift. and i think it was warranted. so they made a quick decision, the right decision and applaud them for it. >> joy, i have to say, you and i were talking about this today. roseanne has quite a history. it's not just this tweet. she said something about susan rice in 2013. she tracks in really deeply crazy conspiracy theories. you've got to ask a question of like what, exactly did abc think it was getting. >> algia. pa o the lure of trumpism is that it does play to a certain nostalgia. you know, the data bears out of is a lot of is an imagined 1950s when they were more orderly relations between the sexes, between the races. there's that nostalgia part of the trump appeal and what the networks and what abc was looking at there's a knot nostalgia for a kind of televisi

. >>> harry reid is being treated for pancreatic cancer according to a statement from his family. he had surgery this morning to remove a tumor and he will undergo chemotherapy next. i'm joined by kasie hunt. was this fact known, that he was suffering from pancreatic cancer. >> we didn't know this, ali. we are just learning this for the first time. and harry reid's office/family are saying this was caught as part of a routine screening for cancer. so they are telling us that they caught this pretty early and that they are very hopeful that this treatment will be effective. as you pointed out, he did go have surgery at johns hopkins and that he will continue his treatment with rounds of chemotherapy to come. harry reid of course retired from the senate after suffering -- you will see in a lot of the pictures -- i'm not sure if the ones we happen to have pulled up have his sunglasses. that was before he was injured, that picture our viewers are looking at right now. in his final days here at the capitol hill he was often seen sporting sunglasses because he lost vision in one of high

was harry reid -- >> what you're -- >> joy reid almost lost her job. >> she has her job. >> she was dragged through the mud and she -- >> we just had a tutorial about what aboutism. those are legitimate grievances -- >> and racist comments. >> of course. we have lots of comedians and senators, but we only have one president. i thought valerie jarrett conducted herself with such dignity. without striking back, she said, this is a teaching moment. well, at these moments, we turn to our president. and in my lifetime, all of our presidents, republican, democrat, have risen to the occasion. when a klansman burned a cross in a maryland family's house, ronald reagan went there and had lunch with that family. he called out that racism and embodied unity. when david duke was running, george h.w. bush disavowed him. >> as did president trump. >> just a second -- >> actually, he initial lly pretended he didn't know who david duke was -- >> he gave an interview with jake tapper that he didn't -- >> three days after 9/11, george w. bush went to a mosque and told us to love and support muslims because is

they'll tell us about their new series. >>> and chip reid introduces us to spike, the latest editionmithsonian national zoo's elephant exhibit and hopefully a soon-to-be father. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can't see it in this shot because it's foggy out there as we start this wednesday morning. good morning, it is wednesday, may 9th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. good morning. how is everyone? >> good morning. >> good. >> pretty good. >> i barely played it. i got stuck on some traffic on 24 but we're here. >> we're not used to being stuck in traffic in our early- morning h

chip reid met some of them. >> reporter: summer, a 7-year-old airport lab and micah jones, a tsa agents to spend all day with his best friend. >> there are times when i have training and i have to leave her at home, it's horrible. >> reporter: before working here, summer did her bomb sniffing in afghanistan, where she saved the lives of numerous marines. summer was on capitol hill where she received the canine medal of courage, one of five military dogs honored for their extraordinary honor. val valor. >> are you ready? good boy. good boy, jag. >> reporter: jag also served in afghanistan with retired army sergeant dennis dow. he came under fire. >> oh, yeah. >> did he understand? >> definitely not. >> he was just having fun. >> you're damn right. >> would you b her husband cope with a >> there's a lot of guys that would be dead today. >> reporter: dow's wife says jag still plays a vital role, helping her husband cope with a severe case of ptsd. >> jag is the reason why dennis gets out of the house, really, the only reason. >> reporter: dow tries every day to pay jag back for all he's d

ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonight(ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: there lawrence kron 4 news.... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonight(ken) lawrence is (ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across our skies today. low clouds and fog were very stubborn at the coast and kept temperatures much cooler there. it was still sunny elsewhere but the temperatures cooled a little compared to yesterdays highs. you can see some showers moving into northern california today while we see more clouds in the bay area. you can see the storm on the satellite image. it's falling apart as it approaches the coast. it will likely help deepen the marine layer which means more low clouds and fog and coastal drizzle. wednesday will begin mostly cloudy before seeing partial clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will also be cooler too with highs at the coast in the 50s, 60s around the bay and mid 70s in the warm

paula reid, cbs news, washington. >>> well, at her confirmation hearing, president trump's nominee to head the cia says she doesn't believe torture works as an interrogation tool. for a time gina haspel ran a cia prison in thailand where brutal interrogation techniques were employed. senator john mccain who was beaten as a prisoner during the vietnam war urged his colleagues to vote against haspel's nomination. he said in a statement haspel's role in overseeing the use of torture by americans -- jeff pegues has more. >> reporter: even before the opening statements, its was clear gina haspel would face a tough hearing. haspel tried to keep the focus on her three-decade career at the cia, some of it spent under cover. >> i expelled secret information i obtained in brush passes, dead drops, or meetings in third world capitals. >> reporter: but it was her role in cia's interrogation program that has her nomination in question. >> the very important thing to know about the cia, we followed the law. we followed the law then and we follow the law now. >> reporter: she served at a so-called c

reid binion takes a closer look in today's health minute.o your behavior -- can have a big impact on your life. that's according to a new study in the journal circulation -- which found keeping up these five healthy habits at age 50 can add more than ten years to your life. one -- never smoke.two -- maintain a healthy body-mass index.three -- keep up moderate to vigorous exercise. four -- don't drink too much alcohol.and five -- eat a healthy diet. elyse sartor, clinical outpatient dietitian, northside hospital: "all of your organs work together including your heart and your brain and your gut and your immune system. so a healthy diet is going to be good for all of them."researchers measured the link between those five lifestyle factors and premature deaths using data from 1980 to 2014. they found that women who adopted the five habits lived 14 years more than women who didn't. men who also followed the lifestyle lived an additional 12 years. according to the study-- each of the five habits are linked to a reduced risk of dying from heart di

jeff. >> glor: chip reid, thank you.e people living near hawaii's kilauea volcano have decided to toand their ground. d-ey refuse to leave, even as red-hot lava draws close from new cracks in the earth. carter evans is in hawaii. >> wow! >> reporter: it's becoming an all-too-familiar sight-- lava spewing hundreds of feet into the air and just yards away from homes in the leilani estates neighborhood, now ravaged by the orlauea volcano. >> this is, like, 30 yards away from me. >> reporter: for six days now, residents have fled lava hotter than 1,000 degrees, incinerating everything in its path. at least 35 structures have been destroyed. this is one of the newer fissures that's opened up. it's very active right now. you can see it's venting steam, and every once in a while, if you listen in the background, you'll hear an explosion. ( explosions ) today, scientists say the lava lake feeding the eruptions has dropped significantly, and activity has decreased at all 12 fissures, but now, two new e.acks have opened up. the la

kron 4's ali reid spoke with the mayor today..ali? the mayor says it's difficult for her to believe that "the libby schaaf act" would withstand any legal challenges. and that she'll continue to proudly be the mayor of a sanctuary city.pkgoakland mayor libby schaaf isn't the least bit worried about the propossed bill aimed at her. just the idea of it is ridiclous. i can't believe it will pass. i can't believe it will be legal if passed. those are things not bothering me. i have a lot of work tomake my community better. that's what i'm focused on.monday, republican congressman steve king introduced the 'libby schaaf act' that would criminalize officials that send warnings to the public about upcoming federal raids.i remain without regrests about informing my community about their rights and the resources that are available.mayor scaaf is referring to

reporting live from byron .. .ali reid ... kron 4 news 4 news.ali reid ... kron 4 news (vicki) powerful winds causing some trouble in san francisco today. about a dozen trees or limbs have come crashing down.. causing some damage and narrowly escaping people. kron 4's hermela aregawi spent the day with public works.. she joins us live from san hermela, what is it like out there? there? is it like out hermela, what francsico. . hermela, what is it like out there? lawrence karnow: it was much cooler today as temperatures dropped over 20 degrees from yesterdays highs. it is windy too bring cool air well inland. we are seeing a few showers on doppler radar in northern california. on the satellite you can see cool air moving in from the gulf of alaska. it should make tomorrow the coolest day of the week. expect patchy drizzle tomorrow morning before becoming partly cloudy, cool and breezy in the afternoon. highs will only be in the 50s at the coast with mostly 60s inland. warmer weather will return starting friday with some highs in the 80s. much more sunshine an

we've seen it with colin kapernick, eric reid who are both no longer with the team....jed york employed those protests... and he says even with the new league policy he plans to support his players in their decisions whether to protest on the field or not...

going to walter reid. the other piece of this, of course, is what it means from a broader geopolitical standpoint. they talked about the agenda for the talks. because that is something that will need to be worked out through the channels that have been developed now. what will had these men discuss. but step back a bit. this is a scene that at the, i'm sure, i think a lot of people had hoped to see when ottowarnbeir was released. he came back in a coma. he said that he had a call and so did the vice president with his parents. he knew how difficult this moment would be. seeing other detainees released, healthy and in to the arms of their families. tony kim is here to see the birth of his first grandchild. otto never had that chance. his parents never had the chance for that kind of moment. you heard the president say, he had spoken with them and his thoughts and prayers are with the family now, even in this moment of celebration. there's other americans still being held overseas for example, in iran. mike

that's a wrap. ( laughs ) >> glor: thank you, chip reid for that., thank you andre jenkins. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. we leave you with pictures of the empire state building on its 87th birthday, dedicated on this day in 1931. good night, and we'll see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by cbs capt the trump administration again to stop a >>> we begin with the showdown over cleaner cars. california sues the trump administration to stop a rollback of tough pollution rules. good evening. >>> the governor came out swinging calling this a matter of life and death. our political reporter melissa kane is live with the fight over the auto industry. >> reporter: it is lawsuit number 32, filed by the state of california against the trump administration. it is against the epa for its decision to toss out an obama administration research and report on gas emissions and automobiles. >> it will not make america great. it will make america second rate. >> reporter: jerry brown railed get scott pruitt today. they announced they were to

theory an actual conspiracy of individuals to achieve a political goal john brennan met with harry reid during the election to inform harry reid of alleged russian interference he didn't why didn't you inform president obama why didn't he meet president obama the n.s.a. the f.b.i. and the cia have a fifth thirty five billion dollar combined budget with for thirty five billion dollars the american people get moderate to high confidence and if you look at the d.n.i. and v.h.s. reports the two intelligence reports that all of this is based on there's nothing certain to zero evidence and there's a war there are warranty disclaimers stating that even high confidence the highest level of assessment even high confidence could be wrong yeah and they actually say in one of the reports don't take anything we say as fact so the intelligence reports are completely just basically opinion three hundred thirty five billion dollars of opinion you have the d.n.c. who never gave its computer service to the f.b.i. they hired crowd strikethrough hillary clinton purchasing through her law firm crowd strike

of course the nation is pulling for him, chip reid, thank you. middle school teacher who stopped a shooter in noblesville, indiana friday downplayed his actions today. jason seaman was shot three times but managed tthtoe kle seaman who was 29 played defense end on the football team at southern illinois university. he said he did what he had to do. >> i want to make it clear that my actions on that day in my mind were the only acceptable actions i could have done given the circumstances. i deeply care for my students and their well-being. so that is why i did what i did that day. >> golodryga: a student was also shot, 13 year old ella whistler is in critical but stable condition. another hero was celebrated today in paris. he scaled the outside of a building without any equipment to rescue a young child. and there is more to that story. roxana saberi tells us about the man's improbable journey from a rickety boat ride to the presidential palace. >> reporter: mamoudou gasamma jumped into action on the streets of paris as he heard screaming from a f

jeff. >> glor: paula reid at the white house, thank you.ry of state mike pompeo today demanded that iran make sweeping changes, including dropping its nuclear program or face what he called the strongest economic sanctions in history. >> we will track down iranian operatives and their hezbollah proxies operating around the world, and we will crush them. iran will never again have carte blanche to dominate the middle east. >> reporter: the administration calls this plan "b" after withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal. iran called the ultimatum unacceptable. the man accused of storming president trump's miami-area golf resort last friday has been moved from a hospital to a jail. police today released body cam video of that incident. (gunfire) >> shots fired at the scene. >> which way? (gunfire) >> he's wearing all black. >> downstairs. >> glor: jonathan ode is accused of exchanging gunfire. he was shouting about the president. he was shot in the legs and taken into custody. police are scouring neighborhoods in baltimore county, maryland, for

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reid made a pick five wager in addition to predicting justify's victory, she selected the winners ofeading up to the main event. >> well done. >>> bears are hungry when they wake up from hibernation. >> yeah, and this bear knew exactly where to find mood. a mountain bungalow in lake tahoe, california. it dined on fruit and bread on top of the island counter there and on the floor as well. >> a sheriff's deputy was able to finally chase it out. no one was injured. the bear is doing just fine. no damage to the kitchen either. >> speaking of hungry, how is this for a milestone? 30,000 big macs. >> 64-year-old don gorske has officially eaten his 30,000th one at mcdonald's near his wisconsin home. >> he was featured in the documentary "super size me." fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious alle