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. >> glor: and steve hartman with a man who works minor miracles olth major appliances. old ones, anyway. >> reporter: do you know how to turn this on? >> absolutely not. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. it was a bad end to a bad week on wall street. the dow plunged 666 points today, or 2.5%. that is the biggest percentage drop in a year and a half. for the week, the blue chip index is off more than 4%. even with the losses, the dow is still ahead 3.25% for the year. that's how good 2018 has been so far. so what rattled the markets today? it is a question for cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. jill, a lot of folks have been waiting to see when and if this correction might happen. what happened today? >> we had some disappointing corporate earnings. but the reality is there is a gral fear that the economy is growing faster than expected and that that could lead to higher interest rates. that was the real factor that seemed to spook the markets. you know, before the open, we had a strong january job

. >> glor: and steve hartman with the king of postcards. >> reporter: but that sounds boring. >> glor: no, it's fascinating. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. we're going to begin tonight in south florida where president trump has arrived and is expected to meet with those who lost loved ones in the parkland shooting. earlier today-- this is video of the president and first lady leaving air force one. early today, the f.b.i. admitted making what turned out to be a huge mistake in the weeks leading up to this attack. the bureau failed to follow up on a tip it got 40 days before the shooting that may have prevented this attack. florida's governor is calling on the director of the f.b.i. to resign. manuel bojorquez is in parkland tonight. manny. >> reporter: well, jeff, the f.b.i. said that tip came from someone close to the shooting suspect, and it wasn't the first time someone tried to warn the agency about nikolas cruz. five and a half weeks before nikolas cruz allegedly gunned down 17 people at stoneman douglas high, the f.b.i. says it received a t

. >> glor: and steve hartman with toe king of postcards. >> reporter: but that sounds boring. >> glor, it's fascinating. >> ( laughs ) this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: and this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin tonight in south florida where president trump is there meeting with doctors and nurses who are taking care of the injured in the school shooting in parkland. >> they have done an incredible job. the doctor was amazing. he saw numerous people, and incredible recovery. incredible. and first responders, everybody, the job they've done is incredible, and i want to congratulate them. incredible job. >> glor: later the president went to the broward county sheriff's office to thank first responders there. the f.b.i. admitted today it made what turned out to be a colossal mistake in the weeks leading up to the deadly attack. the wiewro failed to follow up on a tip it got 40 days before the shooting, a tip that might have prevented the attack. florida's governor is calling on y.e director of the f.b.i. to resign. manuel bojorquez. >> repo

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steve hartman found him "on the road." >> there we go.nett charter school in houston, eddie brown is teaching sixth graders about the different forms of energy. >> mechanical energy is movement. >> reporter: the kids love him in the classroom. >> good job today. >> reporter: but by all accounts, eddie is even more ifective in the teacher's lounge, where he demonstrates the power of laughter. >> she speaks spanish, that's the problem. >> reporter: eddie is always making fun of his frustrations, always finding humor in the tortures of the job. >> as soon as they leave, oh! >> reporter: and his audience can clearly relate. >> oh, you feel that way, too? ha! i thought i was the only one. i'm not crazy! i already knew my immediate circle of teachers went through it but i didn't know this transcended districts and states-- countries. >> reporter: eddie discovered that reach quite by accident. about a year ago, he posted a video on his facebook page. called it, "what public school teachers really say." >> professional development? i'm as profess

. >> glor: and steve hartman, long after the war, one final mission. >> there are real superhero world ii vets out there, and i want to meet them. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. we're going to begin tonight with a security scare at the white house. the president and the australian prime minister were inside when a driver rammed a minivan into a metal security barrier. s ff pegues is on the scene with more on this. jeff. >> reporter: jeff, this crash sto the white house security wnrimeter down the street, it was intentional, and it shattered the calm this afternoon, putting all of washington on a tense alert. >> everybody, we've got to walk this way now! >> reporter: tourists, including the woman who shot this video, were diverted after this white minivan slammed into a security ecrrier at the southwest entrance. secret service quickly arrested the female driver. e'e vehicle's windows were shattered, but officers didn't have to fire a shot. federal law enforcement sources say the suspect has been on their radar for some

and, steve hartman on the road with a father who is recording his love for his children in an unusual way. tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. >> ahead at 6:00, why contractors are struggling to find enough qualified workers to get the big transbay terminal in san francisco open in time. allen and veronica are back in 30 minutes. >> see you then. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> we truly regret any additional pain this has caused. >> glor: the f.b.i. admits it's iiled to act on a tip that might have prevented the florida shooting. and new video appears to show a calm suspect just minutes after the attack. also tonight, 13 russians are charged with meddling in the ins. elections. d the defendants allegedly conducted what they called "information warfare against the united states." >> glor: a report just in on this scary flu season. there is good and bad news. >> ready? go! >> show-off! >> glor: the superhero breaking a racial barrier. >> it's okay to be proud to be african. you should be proud to be african. >> glor: and steve hartman with toe king of

. >> and steve hartman on the road with a young man on a journey to meet world war ii veterans coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> look forward to that. >>> ahead at 6:00 striking the right note for the lunar new year. >> yeah. we'll preview the san francisco symphony's concert celebrating chinese culture. veronica and i will be back with you in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: a driver rams a security barrier at the white house. the building goes into lockdown with the president inside. also tonight... >> 911 emergency, how can i help you? pe glor: specific details on warning signs missed by the police and f.b.i. before a florida school shooting. a former n.f.l. player is taken into custody in connection with a threatening instagram post that references a school. d> i looked at that twitter and thought, "wow, that's gross." >> glor: a beauty chain accused of selling used products as new. when burglars break in, rex the wonder dog springs into action. >> if it wasn't for him i feel like i wouldn't be standing here right now. >> glor: and steve ha

steve hartman on the road in eaton, colorado. >> that's the "overnight news" for monday.eck back later for the momorning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, february 5th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> over the middle into the end zone. >> a first for philadelphia. the eagles fly to a super bowl championship as the team soaks up the win, celebrations in philly take a rowdy turn. >>> while the president said he's vindicated by the relief of the republican memo on the investigation, today democrats will fight to have their side of the story made public.

here is steve hartman on the road. speaking, post guards are for braggarts, the core message is the same. i'm on vacation. you are not. nana. were you were here. >> if they really weshd you were there, they wouldn't have left you behind. but in valdosta, georgia, we found a man bringing a certain sincerity to the petty postcard. the campaign started in 1995. david lassiter dropped off his daughter at college. she was going to notre dame. he was going to mush. >> buzz i cried from south end indiana to elizabethtown, kentucky, with the whole family in the car when i left her. and i missed her. >> reporter: that night he sent a postcard. >> then i quit. >> just as he has done every day since. for all four kids. any day they're not with him he sends cards. nearly 20,000 over 20 years. his daughter, sarah who lives in savannah, georgia, has saved them all on strings and racks and crammed in cabinets. >> there is nothing i love more than just the picture of a building. >> all most every card is unique. on front and back. >>

. ♪ ♪ >>> hopeless romantic he is, steve hartman went looking for a valentine's story. the emergency room. >> reporter: at st. clair's hospital in danville, new jersey, they still can't stop talking about it. >> you don't forget any call like that. >> few month as the go the emergency responders got a call for a man with chest pain. and what a heart they found. >> first thing he said don't let me die. >> he said that too. he said all he want to do was take his wife out to ruth chris' for dinner. it was pretty cute. >> her favorite rest rain. the final word of 91-year-old joe lefkin his last wish before suffering a major heart attack was to take his wife to dinner one last type. >> it seemed as though he loved her a great deal. >> his wife margie can't tell you how hard it is to lose the love of your life. can't tell you, because her husband's death was short-lived. >> oh, you are making me lunch. >> yes, darling. >> joe was gone ten minutes before medics restarted his heart. what amazed them was what he woke up shouting. >> he said, ruth chris. >> he's coming back from

steve hartman found him on the road. >> at a charter school in houston.raders about the different forms of energy. the kids love him in the classroom. but by all accounts, effective in the teachers' lounge. where he demonstrates the power of laughter. and making fun of frustrations finding humor in the tortures of the job. and the audience can clearly relate. >> you feel that way too. already knew my immediate circle of teachers. went through it. i didn't know that this transcended districts and states. countries. >> eddie discovered that reach, quite by accident. about a year ago he posted a video on his facebook page, called it what public school teachers say. >> professional development. i'm as professionally developed as i'm going to get. the video went viral. this is why i tip the bartender so much. she the only one that understand me. now, 60 videos later, the ordinary science teacher from houston is an icon among educators selling out his teachers only comedy tour across the country. like elvis with a masters degree, performing a set about mandator

here's steve hartman. >> reporter: to welcome us to portland, oregon 68-year-old steve goodwin wouldgs for you. >> ah! >> reporter: you have no idea how much he would like to play one of his songs for you. ♪ >> what key is it in? >> it made me almost hate the piano. but then i realized it's not the piano's fault. i know how to do this. it's this thing that's going on in my brain. >> how about i play something else? >> reporter: three years ago steve was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. he had to give up his job as a software designer. but as we first reported a few months ago, his wife joanie says the cruellest part is the toll it has taken on the music he composed. >> losing the songs would be like losing him. >> reporter: steve and joanie have been married 47 years. and along the way steve composed more than two dozen songs, mostly for her. he played them daily. and they became the soundtrack of their lives. >> um. >> reporter: unfortunately, he never wrote down most of them. >> no, let's see. >> reporter: so when his memory started failing and the songs started fading, there wa

we want to be role models for >>> steve hartman now with the story of a young man dedicated to keepinga has always been into superheroes. the real kind. that's why as a junior in high school he made it his mission to meet as many world war ii combat veterans as possible. >> i ditched so many days of high school to go do an interview. >> reporter: you were skipping school to go interview vets? >> yeah. i started riding my bike to the local senior home. i interviewed those guys. then i started driving. >> reporter: it became a daily undertaking. >> every single day. >> reporter: when we first met rishi in 2016, he was driving all over southern california. >> i had a lot of missions. >> reporter: interviewing guys like marine tank commander ernie isley. >> they were going to make a big camp there and attack us at night. >> reporter: rishi talks to the men for hours. >> wow. >> reporter: then gives the recordings to their families. he says he does it because time is short. we're losing about 400 world war ii vets every day. >> it's amazing how much history and knowledge is encased in each

. >> glor: and steve hartman with a man who works minor miracles olth major appliances. old ones, anyway. >> reporter: do you know how to turn this on? >> absolutely not. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: this is our western edition.

. >> glor: and steve hartman with a man who works minor miracles with major appliances. ones, anyway. >> reporter: do you know how to turn this on? >> absolutely not. this is the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor. >> glor: good evening. it was a bad end to a

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. >> and steve hartman on the road with the man who went from the head of the class to the headline app, his story coming up in a few seconds on the cbs evening news. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. >>> ahead at 6:00 sky high rent in san francisco is squeezing out small businesses, how the city is cracking down on empty store fronts. allen and veronica are back in 30 minutes. >> right here. see you then. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the worst season since at least 2009. and getting worse. drw numbers on the flu, and dr. jon lapook will explain. also tonight-- nt he says he's innocent, and we absolutely wish him well. re glor: the president defends the job performance of the staff secretary forced to quit after ito ex-wives accused him of abuse. north and south korea shake rends at the olympics but the atce president stays away from the dictator's sister. did a sheriff give orders to shoot a suspect to protect a patrol car? >> glor: and the teacher who says what all teachers wish they could.

. >> steve hartman or bill gates or something. being struck how much washing machines have changed over the years. >> do you know how to turn this on? >> absolutely not. >> i didn't think so. >> how men are pretty much the same. steve hartman on the road in eaton, colorado. >> that's the "overnight news" for monday. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >> live from the bs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. >>> and the game is on. >> the game is over. the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions, eagles fans everywhere this is for you. >> it happened super bowl champions, the philadelphia eagles are bringing home the vince lombardi trophy. >> take a look i fans quickly flooded the streets but in some places the celebrations took a turn for the worse. traffic polls taken down, cars flipped over. >> well today is monday, february 5th, good morning, welcome to a special edition of cbs-3 "e

one of the touching stories came from steve hartman.mourn, we repeat because it goes on and on and on. you have so passionately called for change this time. what is it you want? what is your message to the lawmakers? >> to the lawmakers, i say work together. no matter what policy you support, you guys are politicians. make some compromises, get some stuff done and keep doing it. actually keep your promises. don't just make false promises so you can get re-elected. actually follow through. who knows. maybe you'll save some children's lives because the amount of deaths that i've had to deal with with my sister having three of her best friends die and numerous other families that have to go home to silent rooms for the rest of their lives with no children is absolutely unacceptable. it's deplorable. and something has to change. the policy makers in this country must work together. i don't care if you're a republican or a democrat. these are children's lives. that's the end of the line. and if you want to have mental health reform you suppo

hartman has been indicted on felony charges ...and is set to appear in court again on february 21st. (stevew to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: our stretch of beautiful weather with above normal temperatures continue today. several more records feel again. it is a gorgeous evening outside but i'm beginning to see some changes in the weather coming our way. if you're looking for rain you have to look all the way to our border with canada. but high pressure is showing some signs of weakening. on the satellite you can see that high pressure has begun to flatten out. even though it will be another warm day tomorrow we may begin to see a few patches of fog develope along the coast especially late in the day. highs tomorrow will again soar into the 60s and 70s near the coast with some mid to upper 70s inland. it will still be warm but cooler on friday with 60s and patchy fog at the coast and 70s and sunshine inland. it will be partly cloudy and windy on saturday wit