in just three days, the good people of tipton donated enough for this: a shiny red chevy malibu, pluse, gas money, $19,000 total. tanner, how do you explain this? >> that's what i'm saying, that is the kind of impact he has on people. >> and that makes me feel really, really good inside. >> here are your keys. >> reporter: this week, we got a new president, but robert proves the most important job in america-- in fact the only job that you know can make the world a better place-- is yours. >> thank you. >> you, too, thank you. see you later! >> reporter: steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> oll: th is the ti . we can tell you, this is apparently the first car that robert has ever had that was made in the 21st century. remember, that's american kindness. we'll be right back. back. sarah, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? hmm. so what are you waiting for? captain ahab to help you find a parking spot? thar she blows! whoops! loading zone. darn it. pull hard to starboard! too small! seriously? because it...ugh. oh! follow him! steady..

tipton writes in the ruling. this.tial policies more limited in scope and time but it also fails to provide any concrete reasonable justification for a 100-day pause on deportations. now the white house has responded issuing a statement saying it's confidents a the state proceeds it will be clear that this measure was wholly appropriate in ordering a temporary pause to allow the agency to carefully review its policies, procedures and enforcement priorities while allowing for a greater focus on threats to public safety and national security. in texas' aclu chapter blasting it saying paxton, that's the attorney general, sought to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election by attempting to baselessly suppress votes. now he is attempting to force the biden administration to follow trump's xenophobic policies. this will injunction in force for 15 days while they consider the next course of action. the department of justice has rescinded the will are administration's policy illegal immigrants controlsing the bord

judge tipton appointed by donald trump to the southern district of texas ruled on challenge filed by the state which argued it is a violation of federal statutes and the constitution to not enforce federal law. the judge criticized biden's maneuver made on his first day in the oval office writing the january 20th memorandum not only fails to consider potential policies more limited in scope and time but also failed to provide any concrete reasonable justification for a 100 day pause on deportations, the texas lawsuit argued any change in policy would require at least 180 days notice asserting the moratorium violates an existing agreements with the department of homeland security. the judge found the biden administration pause quote make imminent and irreparable harm to texas and his ruling applies to the entire nation. the white house released a statement saying we are confident that is the case proceeds will be clear that this measure was only appropriate in ordering a temporary pause to allow the agency to carefully review its policies, procedures and enforcement priorities while a

so he reached out to r a newron three days the good people of tipton donated enough for this.ney. $19,000 total. >> reporter: tanner, how do you explain this? >> that's the impact he has on people. >> that makes me feel, really, really good inside. >> reporter: this week, we got a new president. but robert proves the most important job in in america, in fact the only job that you know can make the world a better place is yours. >> thank you, thank you, you too, see you later. >> reporter: steve hartman, cbs news, on the road. >> reporter: robert if you are delivering to manhattan. the crew wants a dozen pies, cheese, sausage, vegetable, check back with us later for cbs this morning and follow us on the any time at cbs news.com. reporting from new york city. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> at the cbs broadcast center in new york city, thank you for joining us. history will be made today on capitol hill with the house of representatives expected to deliver a second article of impeachment against former president trump to the u.s. senate is. no former u.s. president

judge tipton was appointed by trump last year. the justice department has so far charged over 150 people and identified another 400 as suspects in the january 6 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. at least 19 suspected rioters have been tied to far-right groups, including the proud boys, oath keepers, three percenters, texas freedom force, and the conspiracy group qanon. on tuesday, top u.s. capitol security officials issued an apology for failings before and during the deadly trump-incited assault, as they appeared before house lawmakers who are investigating the attack. acting u.s. capitol police chief yogananda pittman said -- "by january 4, the department knew that the january 6 event would not be like any of the previous protests held in 2020. we knew that militia groups and white supremacists organizations would be attending. we also knew that some of these participants were intending to bring firearms and other weapons to the event. we knew that there was a strong potential for violence and that congress was the target." pitt

judge tipton argues that the 100-day pause would violate that law. the biden administration expected to appeal the ruling. >>> climate change the white house launching a big plan to fight it it comes as people across the country are experiencing weather extremes >> the fire chief says that they had only minutes of notice for people to get to safety. >> a deadly tornado in alabama winter weather warnings coast to coast. al roker live tonight on the record snowfall. and the science behind the climate changes. >>> vaccine extremes demand high. supply low tonight, the lengths some people are going to jump the line >>> and vaccine distribution gets a big boost from big tech the companies stepping up, changing the game and reaching underserved communities. e uthe facts >>> weather alert now. a deadly tornado ripped through a town in alabama. happened last night in fultondale a suburb north of birmingham a county police chief says a 14-year-old died after a tree slammed into his home. the boy, he says, trapped in the basement at least 30 people hurt. some o

judge tipton argues that the 100-day pause would violate that law. the biden administration expected to appeal the ruling. >>> climate change the white house launching a big plan to fight it it comes as people across the country are experiencing weather extremes >> the fire chief says that they had only minutes of notice for people to get to safety. >> a deadly tornado in alabama winter weather warnings coast to coast. al roker live tonight on the record snowfall. and the science behind the climate changes. >>> vaccine extremes demand high. supply low tonight, the lengths some people are going to jump the line >>> and vaccine distribution gets a big boost from big tech the companies stepping up, changing the game and reaching underserved communities. e uthe facts thtrh. "the news with shepard smith" back in 60 seconds proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help r

now tied at two, second period, they turn it over, all of her shot from the blue line, tipton, his secondee- to lead. early third, arizona's clayton scores off the rebound to make it 5-2. san jose would pool goalie martin jones in the coyotes win 5-3 to split the teams seasons opening two-game series. college hoops now, oscar to so but at stanford, visiting colorado, final seconds of the first half, tristan to so far, the younger brother, hits his first three on the season to be the halftime buzzer. the buffaloes lead by 14. second half, the carlo commit one of their 15 turnovers leading to a fast layup by jabari walker. colorado wins 77-64. stanford is left on their two- game rocky mountain rd. trip and they fall to 4-3. >>> the warriors are back and oracle getting some work and during this long, onyx could break, friday's game against the sons was postponed due to covid. the next game is on monday, versus the lakers. after the warriors finished up their 10 point loss in denver on thursday, tnt postgame show analyst charles barkley made a case for professional athletes to go to the front