a moment robert parker has been waiting 24 years to see. he's owned 12 broncos so far and can't wait to park a 2021 model next to the classic 1972 he's restoring. >> when i think about bronco i think about, you know, my bucket list, things i've always wanted to do, places i've always wanted to see. >> the bronco, a totally new concept in transportation. >> reporter: when ford introduced the 1966 bronco, it was unlike anything on the road or off it. >> the bronco is a roadster, wide open, all fun and adventure. >> reporter: its original code name, g.o.a.t., go over any terrain, and bronco was the first vehicle dubbed an suv. >> in the service of america, ford, the mass builder, has made thousands of jeeps. >> reporter: its inspiration traces to world war ii and the ford-built general purpose or gp. jeeps designed to go wherever the troops needed to. >> when coming in for a landing, bronco can take it. >> reporter: over the next 30 years, through five generations, ford sold 1.1 million broncos, including pope john-paul ii's pope mobile during

people are using it and driving it. >> robert parker is holding down until the spring where he can spark classic he is restoring, kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> garrett: and that is the yoemptd news for this monday. for some of the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning. also follow us on line anytime at cbs news.com. from the nation's capital i'm major garrett. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in washington. coronavirus continues to ravage the states where it has run rampant for weeks. california, texas, arizona and worst of all, florida. with more than 12,500 new infections there. slightly lower than its july 12th record of 15,300. not every infection, of course, leads to hospitalization or death. many people do recover. but each positive test is disruptive to families, friends and businesses. and absent a significant reversal in trend, the nation appears headed for 100,000 new cases per day. this weekend we hit roughly 70,000 per day just as experts warned of rising infe

collector robert parker has been waiting 24 years to see the iconic suv ride again. >> when i think about bronco i think about, you know, my bucket list. things that i have always wanted to do, places i've always wanted to see. >> the bronco, a totally new concept in transportation. >> when ford introduced the 1966 bronco it was unlike anything on the road or off it. >> the bronco is a roadster. >> its original code name goat, go over any terrain. for its 31 year production run ford's five generations of broncos sold 1.1 million vehicles as the truck drove right into pop culture. rolling through 1200 movies. >> it could be a very good bet that this is o.j. smpson's vehicle. >> but the bronco is perhaps best known for the 1994 o.j. simpson police chase in that white ford bronco. by 1996 americans were flocking to four-door suv's sending bronco to the stables for nearly a quarter century. c-net's tim stevens. >> is there demand for another suv. >> right now the demand is still strong and with so many suv's on the market there is really high value for personality and character in suv's and t

a moment robert parker has been waiting 24 years to see.e classic 1972 he's restoring. >> when i think about bronco, i think about my bucket list, things i've always wanted to do, places i've always wanted to see. >> the bronco, a totally new concept in transportation. >> reporter: when ford introduced the 1966 bronco, it was unlike anything on the road or off it. ♪ >> the bronco is a roadster. wide open, all full and adventure. >> reporter: its original code name -- goat, go over any terrain. and bronco was the first vehicle dubbed an suv. >> in the service of america, ford, the mass builder, has made thousands of jeeps. >> reporter: the ford built general purpose or gp, jeeps dined to go whenever the troops needed to. >> when coming in for a landing, bronco can take it. >> reporter: over the next 30 years through five generations, ford sold 1.1 million broncos, including pope john paul ii's popemobile during his 1979 visit to the u.s. the truck drove right into pop culture. ♪ speeding through 1,200 movies -- ♪ and rolling into more than 2

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robert o'brien, was on "fox & friends" confirming that the situation was serious enough that the military was alerted and that contingencies were being drawn up on how to respond." joining us our conversation, ashley parkeronal security adviser to president obama, ben rhodes. and ben rhodes, because i have this feeling from reading your twitter feed that you might burst, go. >> well, look, nicole, i was in the pdb for years, with president obama, and i can tell you that based upon what i read to date, the information here is actually far more specific even than the type of information that would always make its way to president obama if there was a threat to u.s. lives and u.s. personnel. it was not unusual that we would get briefed on threats to personnel. and what do you do, you immediately call your military commanders, your intelligence community, and you say, what can we do to protect our troops in harm's way. it is astonishing to me, nicole, that the best defense that this white house can muster is that donald trump didn't read his briefing, when we're not even just talking about the pdb. if you look at the records, it makes reference to the wire. that is an intelligence report that goes to thousan