cbs news investigates an exhaust leak in late model ford explorers. this police officer says it almost cost him his life. >> i just went out. >> reporter: just like that? >> just like that. >> pelley: and the national zoo prepares to say bye-bye to bao bao. >> i think it's like your kids going off to college.

. >> i think a lot of people are nearly exhausted by what hag happened in the course of just a little over a month in this presidency is. be veesly people who voted for donald trump are probably some what pleased because they regard everything that has happened as something that he had promised would happen. and he is conducting his presidency in that manner. but the level of exhaustion in the country, it's every day is full of a niagara of surprises or statements that sometimes shock or sometimes offend. and you wonder at least i wonder in talking with people, when that level of exhaustion will peak. and what happens to the body politic when it does peak. >> meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. >> i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn't every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because ianted to solve the problem of public education. >> mea

. >> i think a lot of people are nearly exhausted by what hag happened in the course of just a little over a month in this presidency is. be veesly people who voted for donald trump are probably some what pleased because they regard everything that has happened as something that he had promised would happen. and he is conducting his presidency in that manner. but the level of exhaustion in the country, it's every day is full of a niagara of surprises or statements that sometimes shock or sometimes offend. and you wonder at least i wonder in talking with people, when that level of exhaustion will peak. and what happens to the body politic when it does peak. >> meacham: we continue with a discussion of education and reform with founder and c.e.o. of success academy, eva moskowitz. >> i felt a profound sense of unfairness. why shouldn't every kid get an equal opportunity. why is access limited to by zip code. that always pained me. and so i actually went into politics not because i was interested in politics more broadly but because i wanted to solve the problem of public education. >> m

jon: any analogous moment you think to that level of exhaustion in the country? >> not that i've experienced. nothing like that. i think it will be a level of not just exhaustion, but dissatisfaction with the results. usually what makes people unhappy isn't so much the tempo, but the product. i don't think you said at the top -- a sense of order. i don't think order is their goal. chaos is not their goal. i think disruption is their goal. they are trying to change as many norms as they could. maybe they did not all share all the norms being disrupted, but they wanted to toss a bunch out and they won to do it -- they wanted to do it dramatically. they have accomplished that. you can see this week with the hiring of mcmaster, the munichely stabilizing security conference with matus and pens -- with mattis and pence basically saying the right thing -- you can kind of tell they are trying to back into a restart here. presidencies don't really get a restart. you get a transition. that's the time you're supposed to that and prepare -- to vet and prepare and plan. they

the insurance investigators believe it started somewhere in the exhaust treatment system. the report noted the company saw similar fires but finding the cause is difficult, saying it gets so hot that evidence is consumed. >> the filters are expensive. they are dangerous. and they don't work. >> reporter: bud caldwell owns a petroleum and trucking company and formed the alliance for california business to challenge the state's rules requiring filters. the group points to a series of filter failures including two recalls for filters linked to three fires including a 5,000 acre fire in washington that destroyed 29 homes. >> these were not ready for prime time when they were put forward. >> reporter: caldwell's group and the daniels family are suing the state asking for restitution for drivers with damaged trucks and an independent review of the diesel safety. >> they do not cause fires. >> reporter: todd sachs is the chief of the california air resources board. >> you say there is no link between the particulate filters and fires, but in your report here you find three fires

we in the senate have a constitutional duty to examine his record robustly, exhaus exhaustively and comprehensively and advise and consent if we see fit. we have a responsibility to reject if we do not. we democrats will insist on a rigorous but fair process. there will be 60 votes for confirmation. any one member can require it. many democrats already have, and it is the right thing to do. on a subject as important as a supreme court nomination, bipartisan support should be a prerequisite, it should be essential. that's what 60 votes does. this is nothing new. it was a bar met by each of president obama's nominations. in my mind 60 votes is the appropriate way to go whether there is a democratic president or republican president, democratic senate or republican senate. madam president, because a 60-vote threshold is essential, those who say at the end of this process there are only two possible results, that the senate will confirm this nominee or the republicans will use the nuclear options to change the rules of the senate are dead wrong. that is a false choice. if this nominee cannot meet the s

so he painted and painted until he was physically and mentally exhausted. >> translator: it was a grueling task. you have to start from scratch and complete each picture all alone. >> he sent out this fashion wee employee timecard. his collection is a tribute to all people who have toiled to survive. yamamoto put that spirit into his designs.

jon: any analogous moment you think to that level of exhaustion in the country? >> not that i've experienced. nothing like that. i think it will be a level of not just exhaustion, but dissatisfaction with the results. usually what makes people unhappy isn't so much the tempo, but the product. i don't think you said at the top -- a sense of order. i don't think order is their goal. chaos is not their goal. i think disruption is their goal. they were consciously trying to come in and change as many norms as they could. maybe they did not all share all the norms being disrupted, but they wanted to toss a bunch out and they wanted to do it flamboyantly, and have some of them on fire when they did that. they have accomplished that. but at a cost. you can see this week with the hiring of mcmaster, the relatively stabilizing munich security conference with mattis and pence basically saying the right thing -- it has quieted a bit. you can kind of tell they are trying to back into a restart here. presidencies don't really get a restart. you get a transition. that's the ti

but insurance investigators suspect it started somewhere in the exhaust treatment system. their report notes the company investigated several similar fires but pen pointiinpointing is difficult because, quote, the exhaust gets so hot that evidence is consumed. >> the filters are expensive. they are dangerous. and they don't work. >> reporter: bud caldwell owns a petroleum and trucking company. he formed an alliance to challenge the state's rules requiring filters. the group points to a series of filter failures including two recalls for filters, including a fire in washington that destroyed 25 homes. >> these were not ready for prime time when they were put forward. >> reporter: they're suing the state, asking for restitution for drivers with damaged trucks. >> these filters do not cause fires. >> reporter: he's the chief of enforcement at the california air resources board. you say there's no link between the filters and fires. in your report, you investigated 13 fires, you found three fires were linked to the filters and you issued two recalls. >> that is true, that we i

we in the senate have a constitutional duty to examine his record robustly, exhaus exhaustively and comprehensively and advise and consent if we see fit. we have a responsibility to reject if we do not. we democrats will insist on a rigorous but fair process. there will be 60 votes for confirmation. any one member can require it. many democrats already have, and it is the right thing to do. on a subject as important as a supreme court nomination, bipartisan support should be a prerequisite, it should be essential. that's what 60 votes does. this is nothing new. it was a bar met by each of president obama's nominations. in my mind 60 votes is the appropriate way to go whether there is a democratic president or republican president, democratic senate or republican senate. madam president, because a 60-vote threshold is essential, those who say at the end of this process there are only two possible results, that the senate will confirm this nominee or the republicans will use the nuclear options to change the rules of the senate are dead wrong. that is a false choice. if this nominee cannot meet the s

trump, am exhausting. it has been 11 days, stephen. 11 (bleep) days. 11! the presidency is supposed to age the president, not the public! ( cheers and applause ) and the reason-- this is-- the reason that i, donald j. trump-- thi this is his words-- the reason that i, donald j. trump, am exhausting, is that every instinct and fiber of my pathological self-regard calls me to abuse of power. i want-- i, donald j. trump, want-- 92, deserve, not just your respect, but your admiration. parades with the tanks and the synchronized dancing. and why can't they train 10,000 doves to spell out 'trump' in the clouds? how hard can it be? they're already flying! i, donald j. trump, am exhausting because it is going to take relentless stamina, vigilance, and every institutional check and balance this great country can muster to keep me, donald j. trump, from going full palpatine, with the lightning coming out of the fingertips. yes, fear leads to anger. anger leads to hate. we have never faced this perfect. forful vindictive chaos. but perhaps therein lies the saving gra

. >>> are you exhausted at work? turns out you're not alone. and in some professions that burn jout can be the medical profession. >>> plus, a different side of russia. how russian americans are raising money for a worthy cause. tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? >>> in nez for your health, a lot of us are all too familiar with the term burnout. no one is immune to it, least of all people who work in high pressure jobs like medicine. we explain how this could be a bad thing for your health. >> this controls breathing, pretty much their blood pressure and heart rate. >> she's describing her job as an anesthesiologist at med star georgetown hospital. >> you worry about it the whole time from beginning to end. it's a very stressful and also isolated profession. >> i think there's always been somewhere people were susceptible to

singer, aljarreau, has died in a los angeles hospital, just days after announcing he was retiring due to exhaustion. he was 76. he was acclaimed for his versatility, winning seven grammys across jazz, pop and r&b categories. now it is time for the weather. very chilly in the last few days, any hope it might get a bit better? not as cold over the next few days but it is cold out there, certainly on the red carpet and for the rest of us. the chill accentuated by that easterly wind. most of the snow dying away across the pennines but dampness in new northern parts of the uk. some clearer skies across southern counties later on in the night. not as cold as it has been in the last few nights but still not exactly warm. 3—4 with the wind, it will feel bracing as you step out first thing in the morning. quite a transformation in southern counties, some sunshine at last. further north, pretty cloudy, particular in eastern scotland and north—east england. a chilly day, particularly windy across western coasts and headlands, west wales and west of england. not feeling as warm as these numbers suggest. an

i mean, i think that we're getting exhausted at the national level daily. and i think that's translating into exhaustion locally. >> maybe let them figure it out and we'll show up later. >> look at the fight, though, that val digiorgio just won against lawrence tabis -- 173 to 171. and that was as brutal a fight for the state gop as was the presidential nomination. congratulations to val digiorgio. >> indeed, congratulations to val, one of our "inside story" panelists. well, one thing that we've heard from most of the democrats in the race is that they support the idea of philadelphia staying a sanctuary city, which is interesting because we had two different visions this week -- one, increased ice raids across the country and then "a day without immigrants." many businesses shutting down. public opinion does seem to play into these things. jan, you pay a lot of attention to this issue. which one do you think holds greater purchase in philadelphia with people -- the ice raids or the "day without an immigrant?" >> well, i think the -- what we see is the ille

you can definitely smell the exhaust now, right now. that's it. and we get that all the time. >> reporter: ford's known about the issue since at least 2012 when the company issued its first of three repair bulletins aimed at dealers. >> ford is trying to fix it and they can't. >> reporter: in a 2015 deposition a company representative acknowledged it appears to a design issue that remains unresolved or as he said, we're working on it. they've stopped short of notifying customers but told cbs news there were instances where customers detected exhaust in ford skploeers and at issue says it poses no safety risk. booth can't afford a new car, so he's driving on with a carbon monoxide new port police told us they implemented new safety measures after mcdowell's accident. >> just as a precaution, carbon monoxide detectors have been installed in police vehicles. some of those have gone off. >> reporter: officer mcdowd is suing ford for his injuries. there are two others. one in florida. another in new jersey is ongoing. in that case ford denies any wrong

on the remote coastline of golden bay, it had been a exhausting case of deja—vu, after a second pod of about 200 pilot whales had become stranded just days after a group of more than 400 whales had accidentally beached themselves. the incident was new zealand's la rgest—known whale stranding since 1985 and the third largest on record. of the pod which became stranded on thursday, around 300 died before rescuers could reach them. while in the latest pod to get stuck on farewell spit, 20 whales in a bad condition needed to be put down to stop those refloated from coming back to shore. i'm pretty unhappy myself, but that is the job and it needs to be done, just to stop those other ones coming in. conservationists aren't certain why beaching happens. one theory is that the shallow waters confuse the whales. golden bay's shoreline, now a mass whale graveyard, as officials try to determine the best way to dispose of the carcasses. the surviving whales have been tagged, and we can only hope won't get stuck again in the murky waters of farewell spit, which is proving to be one of new zealand

i'm not going to get into the details of that but i will just say there was an exhaustive review. the thing that's important to note is the vice president, myself, i think the first time i brought this issue up was january 13. the department of justice didn't notify the white house or the white house counsel at the time into transition phase until 13 days later. i think it's important to understand something very, very important. this idea why did it take so long, the furthest for squash would be where was the department of justice in this? they were aware of this but we will make a statement space of what general flynn was telling us started on january 13. the vice president went out on the 15th. they did notify the white house counsel until january 26. at the time there was an immediate, the president was immediately informed of that, and then asked the white as counsel to conduct a very, very thorough review. the first part of that review was focused on whether or not there was any legal issue. that's it. once that became the issue then there was a shift interface to which is w

trump, am exhausting. it has been 11 days, stephen. 11 (bleep) days. 11! the presidency is supposed to age the president, not the public! ( cheers and applause ) and the reason-- this is-- the reason that i, donald j. trump-- thi this is his words-- the reason that i, donald j. trump, am exhausting, is that pathological self-regard calls me to abuse of power. i want-- i, donald j. trump, want-- 92, deserve, not just your respect, but your admiration. parades with the tanks and the synchronized dancing. and why can't they train 10,000 doves to spell out 'trump' in the clouds? how hard can it be? they're already flying! i, donald j. trump, am exhausting because it is going to take relentless stamina, vigilance, and every institutional check and balance this great country can muster to keep me, donald j. trump, from going full palpatine, with the lightning coming out of the fingertips. yes, fear leads to anger. anger leads to hate. we have never faced this perfect. forful vindictive chaos. but perhaps therein lies the saving grace of i, donald j. trump's pres

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you can definitely smell the exhaust now, right now. that's it. and we get that all the time. >> reporter: ford's known about the issue since at least 2012 when the company issued its first of three repair bulletins aimed at dealers. >> ford is trying to fix it and they can't. >> reporter: in a 2015 deposition a company representative acknowledged it appears to a design issue that remains unresolved or as he said, we're working on it. they've stopped short of notifying customers but told cbs news there were instances where customers detected exhaust in ford skploeers and at issue says it poses no safety risk. booth can't afford a new car, so he's driving on with a carbon monoxide detexture. new port police told us they implemented new safety measures after mcdowell's accident. >> just as a precaution, carbon monoxide detectors have been installed in police vehicles. some of those have gone off. >> reporter: officer mcdowd is suing ford for his injuries. there are two others. one in florida. another in new jersey is ongoing. in that case ford denie

i'm not going to get into the details of that but i will just say there was an exhaustive review. the thing that's important to note is the vice president, myself, thank the first time i brought this issue up was january 13. the department of justice didn't notify the white house or the white house counsel at the time into transition phase until 13 days later. i think it's important to understand something very, very important. this idea why did it take so long, the furthest for squash would be where was the department of justice in this? they were aware of this but we will make a statement space of what general flynn was telling us started on january 13. the vice president went out on the 15th. they did notify the white house counsel until january 26. at the time there was an immediate, the president was immediately informed of that, and then asked the white as counsel to conduct a very, very thorough review. the first part of that review was focused on whether or not there was any legal issue. that's it. once that became the issue then there was a shift interface to which is whe

you can definitely smell the exhaust now, right now. that's it. and we get that all the time. >> reporter: ford's known about the issue since at least 2012 when the company issued its first of three repair bulletins aimed at dealers. >> ford is trying to fix it and they can't. >> reporter: in a 2015 deposition a company representative acknowledged it appears to a design issue that remains unresolved or as he said, we're working on it. they've stopped short of notifying customers but told cbs news there were instances where customers detected exhaust in ford skploeers and at issue says it poses no safety risk. booth can't afford a new car, so he's driving on with a carbon monoxide detexture. new port police told us they implemented new safety measures after mcdowell's accident. >> just as a precaution, carbon monoxide detectors have been installed in police vehicles. some of those have gone off. >> reporter: officer mcdowd is suing ford for his injuries. there are two others. one in florida. another in new jersey is ♪ if you have moderate to seve

got up close to the exhaust pipe and decided to warm up. >> he looks exhausted. >> doesn't he? guys behind the camera think it's funny. >> apparently this is how animals have figured out they can stay warm in russia. >> the russians call that an elk. i'm show you the american version of elk. >> where is that? >> a huge herd of elk running across the road in the rocky mountains. >> it's a spectacular view. >> you don't see it that often any more. a beautiful scene. >> you want to stop and get a couple of good seconds of video at least to show your family. >>> karate class -- >> she's chill. >> even though a ninja turtle has turned up at karate practice. >> to find out who michaelangelo really is. >>> and it's a rather pleasant day. these guys maybe didn't ski cross, they're about to become very cross with a ski. like papand safe driver,r, that help them save on their car insurance. any questions? -yeah. -how do you go to the bathroom? great. any insurance-related questions? -mm-hmm. -do you have a girlfriend? uh, i'm actually focusing on my career right now, saving people nearly

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sanders until my obligation of the party chair was to make sure i was in the building to conduct the most exhausting review of our party. i went through everything i could find, and let me tell you, when i found things that were inconsistent with our values am i made sure we put aside and we got rid of them. every step along the way, i would call bernie, i would call hillary. i would report back to them. i'm grateful bernie and hillary stood by us and since this party was hacked by a military intelligence communication they stood by us so we could get back to work for democrats across this country. when it comes to the staff of the democratic party, i will stand by them. they are the best and brightest, the hardest working, the most dedicated. let me say this. the most courageous people i know. i know people who had to march and came home bleeding. i know people who saw family members hanging from trees. i have lived long enough in the south to see blood on the hands of those who tried to get people to register. i watched for the last seven months people come to work after their lives were threatene

sanders until my obligation of the party chair was to make sure i was in the building to conduct the most exhausting review of our party. i went through everything i could find, and let me tell you, when i found things that were inconsistent with our values am i made sure we put aside and we got rid of them. , iry step along the way would call bernie, i would call hillary. i would report back to them. hillaryeful bernie and stood by us and since this party was hacked by a military intelligence communication they so we could get back to work for democrats across this country. when it comes to the staff of the democratic party, i will stand by them. they are the best and brightest, the hardest working, the most dedicated. let me say this. the most courageous people i know. i know people who had to march and came home bleeding. i know people who saw family members hanging from trees. i have lived long enough in the south to see blood on the hands of those who tried to get people to register. i watched for the last seven work afterle come to their lives were threatened. after they had to deal with bomb

she was following policy, a policy that doesn't require contractor to perform an exhaustive nationwide background check and according to the patients we spoke with even to perform the services they were contracted for. > because things happen in the human world. we have a policy and inter city family services followed that policy. this is one individual employee that they hired who went outside of the norm that you would expect of any healthcare provider. how do you know that it's an isolated incident? this is all that we have information about. but the security breach is not the only issue playing inter city family services. patients have complained about the care they're receiving or lack there. the district's department of behavioral health services says they have no evidence indicating problems, but if you are a victim, call us. > straight ahead, it's been fearly a month since visitors were allude to tour the white house. good news, we know when the people's house will reopen to tours and we will let you know in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conqu