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and steve hartman with a teacher who gave a student and his mom a priceless gift. first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> wildfires continue to burn out of control in california. >> at least two have now died fighting the carr fire. >> look at this: a fire tornado. this is unreal. >> homes were exploding. cars were exploding. >> everyone was running. >> north korea has returned the possible remains of 55 american troops killed during the korean war. >> we served in the military. we'll never leave one of our people behind. >> reporter: cbs investigating c.e.o. and chairman les moonves accused of sexual misconduct. >> the economy is robust. >> the g.d.p. rose 4.1% in the second quarter. >> that's the fastest pace we've seen in nearly four years. >> once again, we are the economic envy of the entire world. >> we've got a blood moon now! >> it is not visible in the u.s., but it is visible in africa, asia, and europe. >> it's fantastic. >> tonight's eclipse is the longest one this century. >> a bear in colorado stuck in a storm drain. >> reporter: officers were able to o

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the president's lawyer recorded him discussing a payment to a playboy model, and steve hartman has a toast to a bar owner who went far above and beyond. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> oh, no! >> oh, my gosh! >> 17 people are dead after a duck boat carrying tourists sank near branson, missouri. >> i need a rope! >> storms were in the forecast, so why was this duck boat launched in the first place? >> the live storms moving across indiana and kentucky.

steve hartman, on the road in new york. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back.proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because welp t so they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> this wednesday, we celebrate 242 years since america first came together to declare its independence. for many, the fourth of july is a chance to reflect on the current state of the union and our political divide. cbs this morning co-host john dickerson filed this reporter's notebook on civility in politics. >> as we think about civility in politics, the fourth of july reminds us that our origins were not civil. the tea party was no tea party. the founders knew we would be uncivil and

steve hartman, on the road, near raleigh, north carolina. >> has to be the coolest little kid there.t's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. and for others you can check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs 8÷ >>> it's friday, july 20th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a tour boat capsizes, killing several people near branson, missouri. this morning the search resumes for the missing. >>> oh, my god. look at this. >> tornados tear through central iowa leaving miles of destruction. >>> and russian president vladimir putin is invited to the white house to the surprise of one of the president's top advisers. >> vladimir putin is coming to the white house.

come on, awn. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in birmingham, alabama. >> and that's the "overnight for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. and for others you can check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 19th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump takes a tougher tone on russia, telling cbs news as what he said to vladimir putin about meddling in u.s. elections. >> i let him know we can't have this, we're not going to have it, and that's the way it's going to be. >> i saw something next to me and i felt pain. i looked and i saw a fin.

steve hartman, on the road, in new york. >> and that'll do it for us captioning funded by cbs >>> it'sly 10 the final four soccer players and their coach trapped in a cave. >>> president's pick. mr. trump names judge brett kavanaugh as his nominee for the supreme court. >>> and today, dozens of children separated from their parents at the u.s./mexico border are expected to be reunited.

steve hartman found this story on the road. >> reporter: a lot of police officers go above and beyonders monique cedberry and alicia martinez. last year they got a call to check on the welfare of a visually impaired 15-year-old boy named victor irak. victor was used to being bullied, but when somebody poured hot glue on his arm he decided that was the final straw. >> this was one of the tougher calls for us. his teacher had called 911. >> saying? >> saying that he was being bullied and he wanted to end his life. >> reporter: every year in america more than 2,000 teenagers commit suicide. but victor isn't part of that statistic. thanks to those two police officers who didn't see him as just another call but rather as part of their calling. >> he got to my heart. he really got to me. ♪ >> reporter: after they took victor to the hospital for psychiatc trencedberry and martinez made a promise to do everything they could to make sure this kid had good friends. ses and other meant becoming his >> he's like our family. he's like our little brother. >> reporter: is it helpful to you that they

i'm steve hartman and this is sunday morning. america's school children are on summer vacation, no more teachers, no more books. the same can't be said for their smart phones. those devices are firmly in the hands of an entire generation of young people. call them the

and, the sun's efforts to reconnect with his father that he lost years ago, when steve hartman goes on the road. that is tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching us at 5. ahead at six, a look at one of the biggest constructions ever in downtown oakland. alan and i and paul are back in 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> golodryga: on the "cbs evening news" for this friday, the danger grows for those thai children trapped in a cave. why a rescue may have to be attempted soon, ready or not. the u.s. and china go head to head over new tariffs, and dat's causing anxiety down on the farm. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> new urgency in the effort to rescue 12 boys trapped in a cave in thailand. a former thai navy seal passed out and drowned. oxygen levels inside the cave are dropping, and they are quickly running of options. >> i'm manuel bojorquez. we're flying over south florida, where a toxic algae bloom is threatening the wildlife and the economy. >> vice president mike pence at the immigration and customs

steve hartman, on the road, in new york. >> and that'll do it for us captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, july 10 the final four soccer players and their coach trapped in a cave. >>> president's pick. mr. trump names judge brett kavanaugh as his nominee for the supreme court. >>> and today, dozens of children separated from their parents at the u.s./mexico border are expected to be reunited. time. anna werner i thursday, because there is a storm expected on thursday. they're expected to get a large quantity of rain, which he says would fill the cave and create dangerously strong currents. you know, they're holding the water back, for example, at the entrance of the cave, they've actually built a dam. but once the water level gets over the top of that dam, of course, the water's going to go right back down into this cave. it does go downhill into the cave and start filling it up. and of course, then you have boys, remaining people who are inside. their oxygen level starts to dr the air therefore, they have less ygen, and th couldomry dirsihav pectedto this persont anne-marie, so t

. >>> steve hartman now with the story of a young man's quest to travel back in time, and how some goodamaritans helped him out. >> whoo. >> reporter: even in texas, a horse only gets you so far, which is why, as we first reported last year, justin rosier started thinking about a car. specifically, he told his mom, jessica, he would love to have a car, any car that his dad once owned. >> whoo. >> i mean, it could have been a 1974 dodge astro. i don't even know if that's a car. but it could have a been anything and he would have said yes. >> reporter: why? >> i know that he wishes his dad was here. >> reporter: in 2003, justin's dad, army first lieutenant jonathan rosier died in iraq. justin was 9 cherishes anythingt used to belong to his dad, which is why he thought it would be so cool to have his car. >> i don't know. just knowing that he had it, it's a whole lot different than just any other thing, really. >> reporter: unfortunately, after john died, jessica had to sell the car, a '99 toyota celica convertible like this one. finding it again would be nearly impossible. but jessica sai

i just want >>> steve hartman now with a story of determination that he found on the road to the poolof swimming. in fact, coach alex in arlington texas says you can't overstate their under achievement. >> our goal every meet was to finish the race. >> reporter: get across the pool? >> get across the pool. really we measured our success on not getting disqualified. >> reporter: because that was the standard, four years ago gerald hodges made the team. perhaps the only kid to ever make a high school swim team without a clue how to swim. >> we had to get anybody. it didn't matter. he didn't know how to swim. he couldn't get across five yards, let alone 25 yards. >> reporter: was there really nobody better? >> no. >> come on, gerald. come on, gerald. >> reporter: eventually he at least learned how to not drown and even finish some races, albeit long after the other competitors were done and towelled off. >> push it, come on. >> reporter: yes, he was that bad. which is interesting. because on dry land gerald is a remarkable athlete. >>> could you have made the basketball team? >> i think

. >> steve hartman now with the story of a musiccher who inspired hundreds of students, and a lot of them returned to school decades later to show their appreciation. >> reporter: on quiet days, which they all are now, retired high school music teacher robert moore likes to pour over the list, the names of all 900 of his former students. >> 1966 to 1996. >> reporter: 30 years directing one of the greatest high school choral groups in the country, the ponca city chorale of ponca city, oklahoma. what he wouldn't give to relive those times. >> wouldn't bit great to get those kids back together? >> reporter: but there is no way that could happen. >> no. >> reporter: actually, i was playing dumb. there is very much a way, and it was already in the works. >> but it would be fun. for theastyear, a small group of students have been plotting a surprise. they lured him out to the country and then hit him with the greatest gift a teacher can receive. >> my gosh! >> reporter: from across america and three foreign countries, robert moore's former students rushed. nearly 300 of them. >> oh, good t