elaine. >> quijano: remarkable. demarco, thank you. three large cities are suing the department of defense for failing to report the names of service members disqualified from gun ownership. the former airman who attacked a texas church in november was able to buy a rifle because of this lapse. here's david martin. >> reporter: devin kelley's massacre of 26 worshipers exposed a blatant and long-running failure by the pentagon to report violent criminals to an f.b.i. diabetes that would disqualify them from ever buying weapons. now three steez new york, philadelphia, and san francisco-- have asked a federal judge to compel the military services to do what they already should have done. the lawsuit relies in part on the findings of the pentagon's own inspector general, glenn fein. >> of the 2500 fingerprint cards required to be submitted, 601, or 24%, were not submitted. >> reporter: fein told congress earlier this month the military has systematically failed to report violent criminals in its ranks to the f.b.i. >> i am struck by the fa

elaine. >> quijano: remarkable. demarco, thank you. three large cities are suing the department of defense for failing to report the names of service members disqualified from gun ownership. the former airman who attacked a texas church in november was able to buy a rifle because of this lapse. evre's david martin. >> reporter: devin kelley's massacre of 26 worshipers exposed a blatant and long- running failure by the pentagon to report violent criminals to an f.b.i. database that would disqualify them from ever buying weapons. now three cities, new york, philadelphia, and san francisco- - have asked a federal judge to compel the military services to do what they already should have done. the lawsuit relies in part on the findings of the pentagon's own inspector general, glenn fein. >> of the 2,500 fingerprint cards required to be submitted, 601, or 24%, were not submitted. >> reporter: fein told congress earlier this month the military has systematically failed to report violent criminals in its ranks to the f.b.i. >> i am struck by t

>> quijano: good evening. jeff is off. i'm elaine quijano. winter has arrived with a vengeance. arctic air is plunging deep into the lower 48 states. almost the entire northern half of the country will wake up tomorrow to below-freezing temperatures. eerie, pennsylvania, a city of 100,000 people, is buried under a pile of snow. demarco morgan is there. demarco. >> reporter: good evening, elaine. the snow is still falling as we speak, so much so that this area has been declared an emergency because of the heavy snowfall. and some nsome areas, it's chest deep. a winter blast dumped foot after foot of snow across the great lakes. >> a lot of snow, just keeps coming, won't stop. eerie, pennsylvania, shattered the state record with over 50 inches nearly four-and-a-half-feet of snow fell in just under 36 hours. the snow pack forced trucks to be dug out, along with c

elaine. >> quijano: thank you. violent protests continued in the middle east today over president trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capitol. seth doane is there. >> on the streets of lebanon today propalestinian protestors clashed with security forszs near the u.s. embassy in bay route. president trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capitol of israel has sparked protests around the world. reacting to that, arab league foreign ministers held an emergency meeting in cairo this weekend and denounced the u.s. decision saying it undermines peace endeavors and pushes the region to an abyss of more violence and instability. french president emmanuel mack ron push-- macron pushed for peation in a meeting with ises rheal prime minister benjamin netanyahu who said palestinians need to come to grips with reality. >> paris is the capitol of france. jerusalem is the capitol of israel. it's been the capitol of israel for 3,000 years. it's been the capitol of the jewish state for 07 years. >> reporter: but no

." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. rarely does a special election on a tuesday in december get this much attention but in 48 hours all eyes will be on alabama where a crucial u.s. senate seat is on the line. the home of the crimson tide is politically deep red. president trump has endorsed the republican frontrunner roy moore, now facing sexual misconduct allegations. his opponent doug jones is trying to rally black voters in a state that has not sent a democrat to the u.s. senate in 25 years. manuel bojorquez is there. >> i do not know them. i had no encounter with them. i never molested anyone. and for them to say that, i don't know why they are saying it. but it's not true. >> reporter: roy moore's latest denial came during a local tv show where he dismissed the allegations as nothing more than a political attack. president trump backed up his endorsement of moore with a robo-call that will go out to alabama voters. >> hi, this is president donald trump and i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> reporter: but a

." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. hours before the rooster crowed sunday president trump was ruffling feathers again on twitter. he railed about the russia investigation, defended his firing of national security advisor michael flynn and railed on james comey. fbi member who was fired for sending anti-trump texts. here is errol barnett. >> president trump, why did you file general flynn? >> reporter: ignoring questions as he returned to the white house yesterday, president trump had just implied via twitter he knew general mike flynn lied to the fbi before making the decision to fire him. but that tweet sources tell cbs news was drafted by the president's lawyer john dowd, who didn't mean to suggest that he knew he had lied to the fbi at the time. flynn pleading guilty to lying. >> i took it this is what he wants me to do. >> reporter: the president's first tweet this morning was he knew it was a denial, to independently his inquiry into flynn's possible crimes. calling comey's june testimony a lie and saying the fbi

for jeff glor, i'm elaine quijano. thanks for captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org watching. good night. >>> one governor set to take charge in rich monde while another sets up to take his job. your elected leaders from maryland and virginia will head to their perspective capitols and get to work for you. metro funding, sports gambling, sick leave, changes to medicaid. here to preview the upcoming year in state politics long time washington area political talk show host. who are the most admired people in america depending on your politics you might not agree on the results. and the video being shared by a teacher and her students all over the world. >> good evening the new year will ring in another

elaine. >> quijano: chip reid. chip, thank you. parts of california disneyland went dark today, a power failure on one of the busiest days of the year. jamie yuccas is there. >> the power outage came during a busy holiday season at disneyland in anaheim. >> the magic of disney fades a little bit when the power is out in half the park. >> it impacted toontown and fantasyland. parents were frustrated having waited in line to get in and then shut out of some of the most popular attractions. >> it's pretty bad. most of the stuff is shut down and a lot of the areas for the little guys, you can't get on rides, you can't buy things in stores, they had reservations they can't even get the computers up and running. >> crowds hit capacity from fans from oklahoma and georgia at disneyland for rose bowl team events. in a statement a spokesperson says we've determined that the issue is with the disneyland resort transformer. guests took to social media to vent their frustrations. some were stuck on rides for 20 minutes or more. no one was injur

elaine. >> quijano: david, thank you. thousands rallied in salt lake city, utah this morning to protest the trump plan to slinch two national monuments. mireya villareal reports. >> the grant teton national monument in southern utah, in the two decades since this 1.9 million acre patch of desert was designated a monument, 29 new species of dinosaurs have been created. >> when it was created in 1996, it was originally envisioned that it would be an outdoor laboratory. >> on this remarkable site, god's handiwork is everywhere, on the discovery of dinosaurs and other prehistoric lives. >> suddenly limited in their ability to graze cattle, extract minerals or even build roads. >> the nationality monument was probably the most volatile issues. >> they're still angry? >> yes. >> reporter: he was thrilled earlier this year when president trump ordered his interior secretary rind zinke to review and likely shrink the size of the national monument opening up to commercial development. >> it does not mean selling them off and it do

. >> quijano: good evening. jeff is off. i'm elaine quijano. the next few days could bring some of the coldest weather in years for much of the country. subzero temperatures in minneapolis have already turned waterfalls into ice caves. in morley, michigan, a skier che behind an amish buggy. freezing arctic winds have turned the great lakes into massive snow machines. demarco morgan begins our coverage in erie, pesylvania, where a snow emergency remains in effect with more than fiv >> reporter: the snowfall in erie, pennsylvania, doesn't seem to want to sp for anything. >> around here we love-- we love snow. >> reporter: the relentless sn had resident dave wander working 36 hours straight clearing snow in his plow truck. >> this is probably the tenth time we've plowed this place, and there's just-- we keep plowing. it's nonstop. >> reporter: 60 inches of snow, and counting, shattering the state rcord. peering over the feet of snow are slides and swings in the playground. now, most of the roads, if not all of them here in erie, pennsylvania, look

i'm ale elaine quijano. the national reckoning over sexual misconduct will come into sharp focus tomorrow in a critical special election in alabama. republican senate candidate roy moore its leading in the polls despite being accused of molesting teenage girls decades ago. one of his alleged victims says he was 14 years old at the time. moore denies the allegations and has support of president trump. here its manuel bojorquez. >> i do not know them. i had no encounter with them. never molested anyone. i don't know why. it's not true. >> reporter: the denial during a tv show where he dismissed allegations as noth morgue than political attack. president trump backed up his endorsement of moore with a robo call that will go out to alabama voters.3 i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> but alabama senior senator, richard shelby said he wrote in another republican when we he voted early. >> i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i think the republican party can do better. >> the democra

." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. we begin with an update on senator john mccain. the former presidential candidate and vietnam war hero headed back to arizona sunday to spend the holidays with his family. mccain's daughter said today her father is doing well. ing mccain had been at the walter reed medical center in maryland since wednesday. he was treated for side-effects of his brain cancer treatment. a source tells cbs news the republican senator will not vote this week on a major overhaul of the tax system. more on that in a moment. >>> we turn now to the monster wildfire raging in southern california. the thomas fire northwest of los angeles started two weeks ago and is now one of the largest in the state's history. it has destroyed more than 700 homes. on thursday, it killed a firefighter. carter evans is there. >> reporter: wind-whipped flames reignited the thomas fire illuminating hillsides and prompting new evacuations in ritzy santa barbara county neighborhoods where firefighters battled through the night to beat back the flames. >> the fire did what was

i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. hours before the rooster crowed sunday, president trump was ruffling feathers on twitter. he railed about the russia investigation, defended his firing of national security adviser, michael flynn, and unloaded on former fbi director james comey. the president also took aim at an fbi agent removed from the russia investigation, for sending anti-trump texts, but another weekend tweet is being intensely analyzed. there are even question as but who wrote it. here is errol barnett. >> mr. president. why did you fire general flynn? >> ignoring questions as he returned to the white house, yesterday, president trump had just implied via twitter he knew general mike flynn lied to the fbi before making the decision to fire him. but that tweet sources tell cbs news was drafted by the president's lawyer john dowd who didn't mean to suggest the president knew of flynn's lie off to the fbi at th

i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. the national reckoning over sexual misconduct will come into sharp focus tomorrow in a critical special election in alabama. republican senate candidate roy moore its leading in the polls despite being accused of molesting teenage girls decades ago. one of his alleged victims says he was 14 years old at the time. moore denies the allegations and has support of president trump. here its manuel bojorquez. >> i do not know them. i had no encounter with them. never molested anyone. i don't know why. it's not true. >> reporter: the denial during a tv show where he dismissed allegations as noth morgue than political attack. president trump backed up his endorsement of moore with a robo call that will go out to alabama voters. i need alabama to go vote for roy moore. >> but alabama senior senator, richard shelby said he wrote in another republican when we he voted early. >> i didn't vote for roy moore. i wouldn't vote for roy moore. i

. >>> "cbs evening news" is minutes away, elaine quijano in is for jeff glor tonight. elaine. >> hello guess contact first come snow and then bitter cold snap plus why several cities are suing deet fence department over gun background checks. concerns that the f.d.a.'s food recall process may be putting lives at risk. at 95 this ballerina has no intentions of retiring her point shoes, her story just ahead on the "cbs evening >>> chopper three live over eye fire at hilltop condominiums in delaware county. cruz on the scene of the 5200 block of hill top drive battling that fire. no word on any injuries or cause we will continue to track this and stay with "eyewitness news" for very latest developments. >>> a man in new england is digging his way out of several inches of snow in what is a pre prehistoric way. eric, got a trex costume for christmas and he wanted to use it. he got out there white christmas is typical for this new hampshire town but shows us that using a snow blower while wearing a dinosaur costume is anything but typical. >> awesome. >> thanks for watching

i'm elaine quijano. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> good evening, i'm elaine quijano. rarely does a special election on a tuesday in december get this much attention. but in 48 hours, all eyes will be on alabama, where a crucial u.s. senate seat is on the line. the home of the crimson tide is politically deep red. president trump has endorsed the republican front-runner, roy moore facing sexual misconduct allegations. his opponent, doug jones is trying to rally black voters in a state that has not sent a democrat to the u.s. senate in 25 years. manuel bojorquez is there. >> i do not know them. i had no encounter with them. i never molested anyone. for them to say that, i don't know why they're saying it. but it is not true. >> roy moore's latest denial during a local tv show where he dismissed the allegations as nothing more than a political attack. president trump backed up his endorsement of moore with a robo call out to alabama voters. >> hi, this is president donald trump. i need alabama to

i'm elaine quijano. we begin with an update on senator john mccain. the former presidential canned date and vietnam war hero headed back to arizona sunday to spend the holidays with his family. on face the nation sunday, mccain's son-in-law conservative commentator, ben dominic said the senator is doing well in good spirits. mccain had been at the water reid medical center in maryland since wednesday. treated for side effects of chemotherapy for his brain cancer. a source tells cbs news the republican senator will not vote this week on a major overhaul of the tax system. more on that in a moment. we turn now to the monster wildfire raging in southern california. the thomas fire northwest of los angeles started two weeks ago. and is now one of the largest in state's history. it has destroyed more than 700 homes. on thursday, it killed a fire fighter. carter evans is there. wind-whipped flames reignited the thomas fire, illuminating hill sides and prompting evacuations in ritzy santa barbara neighborhood w

i'm elaine quijano. >>> troublesome tweets. the president's twitter-full weekend. could it trip him up in the russia investigation. a prominent senator says an obstruction of justice case is building. tonight, alabama special election. our new poll finds republicans roundly reject sex allegations against roy moore. and blame the media. >> could she have been leading a secret life? >> a florida runaway secret relationship with a high school soccer coach. >> a dinosaur graveyard at the center of a monumental land dispute. people are still angry. >> still angry, yeah. >> and his books have taken us to mars and now the moon. jeff glor with down-to-earth >> would you go to the moon? you wouldn't? >> no, no. i write about brave people. i'm not one of them. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. hours before the rooster crowed sunday, president trump was ruffling feathers on twitter. he railed about the russia investigation, defended his firing o

i'm elaine quijano. thousand of firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand on major wildfires burning in southern california. powerful wind are making the fires extremely dangerous and unpredictable. four large fires are burning north and west of los angeles. the threat level was set to red in ventura and los angeles counties. in other areas, it was raised to purple. a warning that has never been used before. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff g gl oechlt glor is in the fire zone. in ventura county. the fires driven by powerful santa ana wind have burned more than 116,000 acres and there is little end in sight. more than 100 homes have been destroyed or damaged. 250,000 people have been evacuated. >> southern california remains under siege. throughout the night, firefighters in ventura county, battled, walls of flames. and flames consumed trees and brush on the 101 and for stretches shut down one of the busiest freeways in america. the worst of it as we saw. >> and you get a sense of the intensity of

. >>> up next, its "cbs from new york here's elaine quijano in tonight for jeff glor. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: the arctic invasion. >> this is tenth time we've plowed this place. >> quijano: the snow piles up, more than five feet in places as temperatures plummet. also tonight a power failure stops rides at disneyland. the red-hot housing market forces buyers to act fast. >> if you don't then it's going to be off the market before you can even take a look at it. homeowners scramble to get around the new tax law by paying >> it hit my friend. he is not moving. >> quijano: a driver is hit byway. no and president obama tells prince harry what's changed since he

i'm elaine quijano. thousand of firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand on major wildfires burning in southern california. fires extremely dangerous and unpredictable. four large fires are burning north and west of los angeles. the threat level was set to red in ventura and los angeles counties. in other areas, it was raised to purple. a warning that has never been used before. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff g gl oechlt glor is in the fire zone. in ventura county. the fires driven by powerful santa ana wind have burned more than 116,000 acres and there is little end in sight. more than 100 homes have been destroyed or damaged. 250,000 people have been evacuated. >> southern california remains under siege. throughout the night, firefighters in ventura county, battled, walls of flames. and flam c brush on the 101 and for stretches shut down one of the busiest freeways in america. the worst of it as we saw. >> and you get a sense of the intensity of the winds of in the air. keep in mind when the g

i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, december 18th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> the power is back, but the trouble's not over at hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airport. the airport is working to get planes in the air and stranded passengers to their destination. >>> tension rises between president trump's team and special counsel robert mueller's team. mr. trump says he's not going to fire mueller as the two sides clash over e-mails. >>> and the wildfire battle rages on in southern california as thousands of firefighters go up against the so-called thomas fire around the clock. >> once that wind went up, we immediately went around with our hand crew and our dozers. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning power has been restored to the atlanta airport, but trouble is not over. an electrical fire brought the busiest airport to a sta

i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, december 8th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> fast-moving wildfires tear through parts of southern california, leaving behind charred land and homes, and as tens of thousands of people evacuate, some stay behind to save panicked horses. >>> a stampede of terrified thoroughbreds race to escape the flames. >>> it's a winter wonderland in parts of texas. snowfall makes a rare appearance and the storm system is not done with the south yet. >>> thousands took to the streets in the middle east to protest the u.s.'s decision to recognize jerusalem as the recognize jerusalem at the capital of israel, but today the police are preparing for a so-called day of rage. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning in california, tens of thousands of homes remain in jeopardy from a string of wind-driven destructive wildfires. two new fires have ignited. one burning through a retirement community near san dieg

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." it is still just the first week of the season, but old man winter is making his presence felt across the entire northern tier of the nation. snow and bitter cold stretches from the pacific northwest off to the rockies, the great plains, and into new england. the severe weather is closing highways and grounding flights. demarco morgan reports from frigid eerie, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the snow is falling as we speak. so much so this area declared an emergency because of the heavy snowfall. and some areas, it is chest deep. a winter blast dumped foot after foot of snow. across the great lakes. >> lot of snow. keeps coming. won't stop. >> the city of eerie, pennsylvania, shaltered the state record with over 50 inches. the nearly 4 1/2 feet of snow fell in just under 36 hours. the snow pack forced trucks to be dug out along with cars and streets blanketed with snow. in ohio, traffic backed up interstate 90 forcing authorities to drop the speed limit from 65 miles per hour to 30 miles p

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." for millions of americans the dream of a white christmas has given way to the nightmare of an arctic new year. bone chilling cold has settled over the northern parts of the country, bringing with it dangerous subzero temperatures and in some places, mountains of snow. demarco morgan is in eerie, pennsylvania where they have dig out to do. the snowfall in pennsylvania doesn't want to stop for anything. >> we love snow. >> the storm had resident dave wander working 36 hours straight clearing snow in his plow truck. >> this is probably the tenth time we plowed this place. just keep plowing. nonstop. >> 60 inches of snow and counting. shattering the state record. peering over the feet of snow are slide and swings in the playground. now most of the roads itch not all of them here in eerie, pennsylvania look like this one. completely covered in ♪ . you can barely make out the roads. leading in and out. members of the pennsylvania national guard have been deployed to help residents dig out

i'm elaine quijano. we begin with an update on senator john mccain. the former presidential canned date and veelt name war hero headed back to arizona sunday. candidate and vietnam war hero headed back to arizona. sunday, his son-in-law said the senator is doing well and is in good spirits. we are told mccain will not volt this week on a major overhaul of the tax system. republicans say they have enough votes to ensure its passage. the trump transition team is crying foul over the way special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation obtained its e-mails. errol barnett has more on this from the white house. >> there is absolutely no collusion. i didn't make a phone call to rush yeah. i had nothing to do with russia. >> president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing during last year's election. claiming robert mueller is breaking the law. mueller's team gained access to e-mails from mr. trump's transition team, provided by the team itself but general service s administration. the transition team lawyer sent the seven page letter to two congressio

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the news." for millunder of americans, the dream of a white christmas has given way off to the nightmare of an arctic new year. bone chilling cold settled bringing with it dangerous subzero temperatures and in some places mountains of snow. demarco morgan is in eerie, pennsylvania where they have some digging out to do. >>> this is probably the tenth time we have plowed this. and just justg. it's nonstop. >> reporter: 60f snow and counting. ides and swings in the playground. most of the roads if not all of them here in eerie, pennsylvania look like this one. you can barely make out the roads, leading in and out. members of the pennsylvania onal guard have been deployed to help residents dig out the snow. >> ready? >> neighbors helped each other out by getting cars back on the pted to help their parents shovel snow. while eerie its tinted with snowthey aren't alone in dealing with the winter parts of wisconsin dropped to negative 23 degrees. the bridge got stuck due to the coast guard deployed a

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." for millions of americans the dream of a white christmas has given way to the nightmare of an arctic new year. bone chilling cold has settled over the northern parts of the country, bringing with it dangerous subzero temperatures and in some places, mountains of snow. demarco morgan is in eerie, pennsylvania where they have dig out to do. the snowfall in pennsylvania doesn't want to stop for anything. >> we love snow. >> the storm had resident dave wander working 36 hours straight clearing snow in his plow truck. >> this is probably the tenth time we plowed this place. nonstop. >> 60 inches of snow and counting. shattering the state record. peering over the feet of snow are slide and swings in the playground. now most of the roads itch not all of them here in eerie, pennsylvania look like this one. completely covered in ♪ . you can barely make out the roads. leading in and out. members of the pennsylvania national guard have been deployed to help residents dig out the snow. >> ready

i'm elaine quijano. thousand of firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand on major wildfires burning in southern california. powerful wind are making the fires extremely dangerous and unpredictable. four large fires are burning north and west of los angeles. the threat level was set to red in ventura and los angeles counties. in other areas, it was raised to the flames consumed trees and brush on the 101 and shut down one of the biz yeast freeways in america. the worst of it we saw. you really get a sense of the intensity of the wind, in the air. keep in mind when the gusts really moved through. they can, pick up embers from one fire and start a new one. the embers can be carried more miles. the thomas fire is one of six major fires. the latest in san diego spread quickly. >> any time we have erratic wind like this, we are never out of the danger. we are not letting our guard down. they are down the street working on structural protection. the challenge for firefighters its getting a handle on th

i'm elaine quijano. we begin with an update on senator john mccain. the former presidential canned date and veelt name war hero headed back to arizona sunday. candidate and vietnam war hero headed back to arizona. sunday, his son-in-law said the senator is doing well and is in good spirits. we are told mccain will not volt this week on a major overhaul of the tax system. republicans say they have enough votes to ensure its passage. the trump transition team is crying foul over counsel robert mueller's russia investigation obtained its e-mails. errol barnett has more on this from the white house. >> there is absolutely no collusion. i didn't make a phone call to rush yeah. i had nothing to do with russia. >> president trump continues to deny any wrongdoing during last year's election. claiming robert mueller is breaking the law. mueller's team gained access to e-mails from mr. trump's transition team, provided by the team itself but general service s administration. the transition team lawyer sent the seven page letter to two congressional oversight co

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