Growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. I thought all asians were good at math. You all look the same to me. No, where are you really from . 9 11 was your fault. How do you see out of such small eyes . Go back to your country. I guess i wish that people knew. We are not all the same. We are not all the same. We are not all the same. A disturbing video we first showed you last night has gone viral now. It shows hospital staffers in baltimore, dropping off a discharged patient on a cold city street. Today the hospital apologized. Jeff pegue. S has our update. So you are okay with leaving that woman out there like that . In the video. Four Hospital Security guards are seen pushing a red wheelchair away from a bus stop. A that just left this patient in the freezing temperatures. All she had on was a hospital gown and socks. You are going to leave this lady out here with no clothes on. You were in this area when you started recording. Yes, actually just near that, that lamp post. Manu baracka was recording with his cell phone. In the heart of downtown baltimore, clothing on. Vulnerable. Fully exposed literally. Go ahead and sit down. Today the university of maryland medical center, apologized and promise aid thorough investigation. Are you sure this is an isolated case. We feel comfortable in the statement that what you saw on the video is not is not a process that, that would occur with any frequency at all. There is no National Data base that tracks socalled patient dumping incidents. They occur because a patient lacks insurance or financial resources. Minimum requirement. Katherine layman with u. S. Commission on civil rights. What i see from that video is a person who was not stablized. Is a person who needed care. Clearly there was there that hospital needed to do. To protect her privacy we are not identifying the patient. But, in a face book post her mother said, that that strid yo was horrifying. She says that her daughter is with family and will be getting medical treatment not here, but at another medical facility. Jeff. Jeff pegues staying on the storien baltimore. Jeff, thank you. Congress is trying to reach a deal by the end of next week to extend the obama era daca program. It allows immigrants who are brought illegally into the u. S. As children to live and work without fear of deportation. Nearly 100 immigrants with daca status are currently enrolled in medical schools. Adriana diaz sat down with a group of them. Every tim i hear footsteps outside my door, a part of me thinks should i open the door. Even after 20 years in the u. S. , caesar montelanga worries about being deported. Third Year Medical Student born in mexico but raised in new mexico is afraid without daca he may never be able to practice legally. We will be forever stuck with this status that makes us essentially like secondclass citizens. This woman, fled violence in mexico at 14 wants to be an obgyn. The news reminds you, twitter remind you that, at some level you are not welcomed here. I see the u. S. As my home. My community. My people. My peers. This womans mother brought her to the u. S. Illegally from guatemala when she was 7. I feel like i havent done anything wrong. I have gone to school. I have gotten good grade. I do community service. Yet, that gives me no right in a sense. What do you say to folks who, say, this is a country that has to have its borders has to have its laws and people have to follow those laws . If you had someone that, yes they enter the country illegally, 20, 30 years ago, and theyre a pro duck tough member of the community, paying taxes, what is the logic behind deporting them outside of just falling an arbitrary rule. Ive have to go, i wouldnt go to mexico. I would go to europe or canada or any other country that wants doctors. At the end of the day, were american trained, almost physicians. Any other country would jump up to take any of us. The students say theyre anxiously counting down the days until their daca protection expires. Meantime, they and the medical school here are lobbying law makers to find a long term solution. Jeff. Adriana, thank you. Weeks after russian president vladamir putin all but declared victory in syria, russias main military base in syria was attacked last weekend by mysterious swarm of drones. Charlie dagata looked into this. Until now rebel groups in syria have used remote controlled drones like the ones in the propaganda videos to drop bombs on targets. So now, picture 10 drones all together all weaponized all headed to the same target. The Russian Defense Ministry Said it suffered the first mass attack by drones, guided by a gps system, at its base in northwestern syria. Another three, targeted its naval base at tartis. Seven drones shot down. Remaining ones were electronically jammed and forced to land. Neither base suffered any casualties. The russians released these pictures today showing what they recovered. Attack drones. Partly made of wood, and held together with masking tape. A deadly mix of low and high tech, according to former British Army Weapons expert, pete norton. This particular attack is the number of drones involved against a single target. The fact that they have been launched on what appears to be completely autonomous mission. These drones can carry up to as many as 10 bombs each and have a longer range. More than 60 miles. The russians claim that only countries with high tech capabilities could have supplied the materials but didnt specify any country. Our weapons expert told us, all of the materials are readily available on the market. Jeff. Charlie dagata. Thank you. Now to other stories we are following in the evening news feed. U. S. Service member was wounded in a possible insider attack in eastern afghanistan. The taliban claimed it was carried out by two insur disguised as local is militiamen. Ffo the u. S. At least seven u. S. Troops were killed in the same region last. Pre fbi today released age wanted for the hijacking of pan showing what they might look like now. They boarded that plane in pakistan, after a standoff murdered at least 20 people including two americans. They served prison time in pakistan but were set free without facing justice in the u. S. Five women are now accusing actor james franco of sixable misconduct. Los Angeles Times reports four were students at his acting school. Franco denies the allegations. He within ape best actor award sunday at the Golden Globes among those wearing a times up pin supporting a Hollywood Initiative against the abuse of power by men. The cbsover will be right back. Prosecutor in st. Louis opened an investigation into the governor. He admit cn hes tried to blackmail his mistress. There are calls r governors resignation. I am a navy seal. I will take dead aim at politics. Reporter campaigned as an outsider, a family man. Most importantly i am a proud husband and father. First time candidate, eric greittens, appealed to a Cross Section of vote is with his brains, and brawn. Now, just one year after being sworn in, governor greittens find himself under siege. Audio recordings from march of 2015, obtained by our st. Louis affiliate, kmov, cbs has not independently verified appear to show an unnamed woman, the governors alleged hairdresser admitting a consensual sexual encounter with a governor to her then husband. The alleged blackmail threat she said that scared her. While acknowledging the affair, the show me state governor denies all other accusations. Saying show me the proof. We have not been provided the tape or the transcript and know nothing about the circumstances of how or why it was made. In a separate statement first lady sheena greittens has forgiven her husband. Said we have a loving marriage and awesome family. Anything beyond that is between us and god. As for the woman on the tape, the former hairdresser, she has not commented publicly. And according to our st. Louis affiliate was not aware at the type that her exhusband was recording her confession. Jeff. Thank you very much. Up next here tonight. Attention walmart workers, you could be getting a raise. And a bonus. Hey julie, i know todays critica. A sick day. Need. Dads dont take sick days. Dads take dayquil severe. The nondrowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat. Stuffy head, no sick days medicine. The great emperor trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. Except for these two fellows. This time next year, were gonna be sitting on an egg. I think were getting close uturn . Recalculating. Man, we are never gonna breed. Just give it a su willrriv. Nah, nuhuh. Nope, nope, nope. You know who im gonna follow . As long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. Im breeding, ma fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. Walmart its boogs in minimum wage and giving bonuses of 1 t the largest private employer said it is closing 60 of the sams club Stores Across the country. Some went out of business today. Workers didnt find out until they showed up and found the doors locked. A woman in virginia thought you would look to see this video of her husband slipping down the driveway the other day. So she posted it online. Its now been moved more than 44 million times. He its okay. Wife said she is okay. But says she cant stop laughing. Who is on thin ice now . Up next, a little boy, gets a firetruck. overlapping voices i feel sad. Totally overwhelmed. Who do i talk to . If someone you know is struggling with depression or anxiety, dont assume someone else will reach out. Let them know you care by starting a conversation. You might just save a life. Hello, im congressman tim murphy. Anxiety and depression can be successfully treated, bu encourage them to reach out. This message brought to you by the National Association of broadcasters and this station. We end with a little buy who got the ride of his life today. Omar vilafranca was there. Reporter dozens of people gathered on the south texas highway for ryan moores homecoming. Thats him in the front of the firetruck. He isnt just any 6yearold. And this isnt just any trip home. He is our hero. He is the reason that we stay positive through all of th today is special because for the last two months, ryland was living in a south texas hospital. Last november, a gunman attacke, texas. 26 people were killed that ryland was shot five times. Hist shielding the boy. His two sisters brook and emily didnt make it. I was, rusty duncan is a and responded to the shooting. Inside the first person he noticed. I felt there was Something Holding my pant leg. Look down a little arm. So i, i, picked him up. And, and, carried him outside right away. Rusty wou the hospital all most every sunday. The visits kept rylands spirits up. He is very energetic. No matter how much pain he was in, he never showed it. He finally be going home, he wanted to go in style. Prey sweet ride. He asked me to go faster. He asked me to, to, if the siren could be any louder. And he wanted me to blow the ryland is finally home. Sister. And he still has got a long road to recovery. But residents of this small south texas town say they will south texas town say they will with ryland for every step. Hiouwelcome to the overnight news, im demarco morgan. Hope is beginning to fade in southern california, where rescue teams are still clawing through debris searching for survivors of the devastating boulders, trees came crashing through homes and businesses. Carter evans bs coverage. As new images of harrowing rescues. And escapes emerge from across southern california. The cleanup continues. The massive mud, vehicles and debris is slowly being cleared from montecito neighborhood and highways. Today the searchandrescue mission looks more like a recovery operation. Crews found a body in this home. As the victims family stood by. The floodwater was so powerful when it rushed down randall road here it wiped out almost every single home on this block. These houses are worth upward of 3 million. Now theyre unrecognizable. Here is what it looked like from above. Before the flood. These are the boulders that came rolling floodwaters. There was nothing that could you can see where they blew through the wall of this home. Hd that was like a fratd train. Carrie tide was trapped in her home and saye mandatory evacuation order. We couldnt go anywhere. Ngeo rescued off the roofs. Of houses that were just a few Emergency Managers say they warned residents days ahead of the storm. Including tweets, saying that flash flooding and debris flows were imminent. But the department hesitated to use itedntil 3 50 a. M. Tuesday morning to push out the alert. Roughly 10 minutes ahead of the worst flooding. Telling the l. A. Times heap waited because if you cry wolf, people stop listening. We would have evacuated. Everybody in my neighborhood would have. We all are families. We have kids. And, and if that was dictated to us, we would have followed the rules. Neighbors tell me the family that lives in this home was sound asleep when the mudslide hit. Their childrens room is right there. Boulders smashed through the wall. Fortunately, everyone survived. But jeff, many people still havent been allowed back in the area to see whats left of their homes. There is more Severe Weather on the horizon. Meteorologist eric fisher with your overnight news forecast. Pretty nasty, complicated storm system developing. A big pull of mild air. Tropical air. Well be watching heavy rainfall in the warmer side of the storm. That warmer side of storm. But a band of snow and ice that sets up on the cold side of the storm, especially across ohio, kentucky, into parts of pennsylvania, new york. Northern new england before all moves off the new england coast as we head into saturday. When it comes to snowfall, the highest totals expected to be across western into central new foot. Where we may se t the big story though is a dramatic drop in temperatures. St. Louis hit 65. Noon today t it is 35 now. It will be 15 come tomorrow you can see that nice edge of east. All the spots that see record the rain see a flash freeze as that front tracks off toward the east. And we are back into the cold, jeff. Send tram, eastern u. S. Cold through out much of all w have an update on a possible case of patient dumping in baltimore. Stop in workers were videotaped the freezing cold. Jeff pegues reports. So you are okay with leaving in the video. Four Hospital Security guards are seen pushing a r wheelchair away from a bus stop. A that just left this patient in the freezing temperatures. Gown and socks. You are going to leave this lady out here with no clothes on. You were in this area when you started recording. Yes, actually just near that, that lamp post. Manu baracka was recording with his cell phone. In the heart of downtown baltimore, clothing on. Vulnerable. Fully exposed literally. Go ahead and sit down. Today the university of maryland medical center, apologized and promise aid thorough investigation. Are you sure this is an isolated case. We feel comfortable in the statement that what you saw on the video is not is not a process that, that would occur with any frequency at all. There is no National Data base that tracks socalled patient dumping incidents. They occur because a patient lacks insurance or financial resources. Minimum requirement. Katherine layman with u. S. Commission on civil rights. What i see from that video is a person who was not stablized. Is a person who needed care. Clearly there was there that hospital needed to do. To protect her privacy we are not identifying the patient. But, in a face book post her mother said that that video was hos with family and will be getting medical treatment not here, but at another medical facility. All but declared victory in syria, russias main military base in syria was attacked last weekend by a mysterious swarm of drones. Has more on this. Until now rebel groups in syria drones like the ones in the propaganda videos to drop bombs so now, picture 10 drones all together all weaponized all the Russian Defense Ministry Said it suffered the first mass gps system, at its base in northwestern syria. Her ree, tar naval base at tartis. Seven drones shot down. Onical jd to land. Neither base suffered any casualties. Pictures today showing what they recovered. Tack drones. Partly made of wood, and held together with masking tape. Of tech, according to former British Army Weapons expert, this particular attack is the number of drones invold against a single target. The fact that they have been launched on what appears to be completely autonomous mission. These drones can carry up to as many as 10 bombs each and have a longer range. More than 60 miles. The russians claim that only countries with high tech capabilities could have supplied the materials but didnt specify any country. Our weapons expert told us, all of the materials are readily available on the market. Jeff. The cbs overnight news will be right back. Okay, iunderwear thatsd say this, bactually pretty. Er leak surprised . Its called always discreet boutique. It looks and fits like my underwear. I know what youre thinking. How can something this pretty protect . Hidden inside is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. For incredible protection. So i feel protected. And pretty. New always discreet boutique. This is the cbs overnight news. A Bipartisan Group of senators announced a deal to protect young immigrants who were brought to this country illegally by their parents. They still have got a lot to sell to the white house on the plan and push it through a skeptical congress. Meanwhile the people at issue, 700,000 socalled dreamers are fearing the worst. Adriana diaz spoke to some. This medical school was the first to officially accept undocumented students in 2014. There are 32 being trained here. And because of daca they can study and work here, but they dont get citizenship. We sat down with three students who told us what it is like to be at the top of their academic game with no clear future. Every time i hear footsteps outside my door. For a second thinks should i open the door. After 20 years living in the united states. He still worries immigration agents could detain him at any moment. Born in mexico raise the in new mexico. The 28yearold its the first to pursue his ph. D. And md at Loyala University medical school. The soon to be doctor may never be able to practice legally. My biggest fear is that, maybe daca will remain, but there will be no, no way to go beyond daca, there will be no pathway to citizenship. Of the 27yearold studied ih before becoming one of the dreamers enrolled here. The news reminds you, twitter remind you that, at some level you are not welcomed here. I see the u. S. As my home. My community. My people. My peers. From is womans mother brought guatemala when she was 7. I feel like i havent done anything wrong. I have gone to school. I have gotten good grade. I do community service. Yet, that gives me no right in a sense. What do you say to folks who, say, this is a country that has to have its borders has to have its laws and people have to follow those laws . If you had someone that, yes they enter the country illegally, 20, 30 years ago, and theyre a pro duck tough member of the community, paying taxes, what is the logic behind deporting them outside of just falling an arbitrary rule. Ive have to go, i wouldnt go to mexico. I would go to europe or canada or any other country that wants doctors. At the end of the day, were american trained, almost physicians. Any other country would jump up to take any of us. The students say theyre anxiously counting down the days until their daca protection expires. Meantime, they and the medical school here are lobbying law makers to find a long term solution. Jeff. This is going to happen. Then it doesnt happen. Though the prospect of deportation is real. Alejandra says she is not going back to mexico. If i had to go, i wouldnt go to mexico. I would go to europe. Canada or any country that wants doctors. It is actually funny how we want to stay here. Becausou communities are here. At the end of the day we are american trained, almost physicians. Any other country would jump up to take any of us. If lawmakers find no solution for daca there is no clear path for the students to complete their training. Repay their loans, or practice medicine. Four months after Hurricane Harvey devastated parts of texas, many people are still struggling to put their lives back together again. But for a lucky few help its on the way. Lydell and john harris thought their house would be safe on 12 foot stilts near a bayou. When Hurricane Harvey made landfall their home was swallowed by floodwaters. 42 years of memories gone. Of we dont have a door left in the house. Washed windows out. It was it was just something you cant explain to people. Of the storm left the harriss without a home. For the last six weeks they lived in a fema trailer. They briefly lived with family. But returned when john needed treatment for his lung cancer. 84yearold john started to lose faith. He lost hope and he was just real distressed we tried hard to get help. And it was just, probably, an hour before that i told him we have to wait on god. And these people drove up in our yard. On cue. On cue. Of when the son of man comes. Answer to their prayers a local pastor who practices what he preaches. Off off the water was right below the gutter line. The pastor saw many Church Members were homeless living in rvs and tent. How do you let it not overwhelm you . You cant. Because those people. Those people need us to stay strong. Thats the truth. Is it hard . You bet. But that man needle to know that somebody is going to fight for him. Isaac open the flapsup. Skipper recruited an army of volunteers from a minnesota based Organization Led by tony catorina that travels around the country rebuilding communities hit hard by natural disasters. Well bring in supplies. Bring in teams. We will help them rebuild their community. Because it is all about, bringing hope to people that, that quite honestly are hopeless. We are thankful. Appreciative of you people. For the angels god sent me. For skipper and tony, their mission is not just to help the harrises to be there for the people for the long haul. This is what we run into. Everywhere we go, you know the first two months. A whole bunch of people. After that. Just, its les, less, less. Were just commit the. As for the harrises, they may have lost their home. But the volunteers have restored their faith. What can you offer them for offering that theyre doing . Nothing. There its nothing but, thank you i love you. Thats about it. Skipper hopes the harriss can move back into the home by march or april. But that is going to depend on the amount of supplies they get and labor. Skippers church hopes to have 35 families back in their homes by the end of the year. Mary had a little lamb whose fleece was white as snow. But after an electrical fire from faulty wiring, marys vintage clothing and designer shoe collection were ruined. Luckily, the Geico Insurance agency had recently helped mary with renters insurance, and she got a totally fab replacement wardrobe at bloomingdales. Mary was inspired to start her own fashion line, visit geico. Com and sbreathe freely fast renwmy congestions gone. I can breathe again i can breathe again silhouette of the Golden Gate Bridge about to changeai plan to put up a security net to keep people from jumping off. John blackstone has the story. On a stage in nashville, a singer song writer performs songs she has written that she loves to sing. Reporter and one that breaks her heart. So this is for, casey brooks who would have turned 27 this past may. All the worlds gone to sleep tonight what do you say in your song . About casey what do you sing . All of the world has gone to sloop tonight but you wont wake. All the world cries for you tonight but you cant see. She and casey grew uppen a comfortable california town, just north of San Francisco. We learned to ride bikes together. Senior year of high school was almost over. They were ready to go off off to cling. So what happened. Couple months from graduating . January 2008, casey jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge and ended her life. You had no idea . Nobody did. She was already accepted into college. She was a really talented writer. She had a good crew of friends. There was no there was no reason. As far as we could tell. It was really easy for her, there is a parking logt at the base of the bridge. The guardrail is 4 feet high. So you can just kind of pretend you are walking across the bridge and hop over and 220 foot fall. Thats it. Caseys parents and john erika brooks. Every time we drive over the bridge, every time we look at the people laughing and, and, and smiling, and taking selfies of themselves, and, and enjoying this, thats what we used to do. And then, you know, casey jumped. And it all changed. Reporter the beautiful landmark at the entrance to San Francisco bay has an ugly side. Casey brooks is one of nearly 1,700 suicides on the bridge since its opening in 1937. In 2016, 39 people jumped from the bridge. But that toll may be coming to an end. So i really hope that the board puts safety ahead of inconvenience. Reporter for years, caseys parents and Sarah Lockwood bar have been striving with others who lost loved ones on the bridge to convince the bridge board to erect a net, a suicide barrier. That is certainly not the only place by any means that people can end their lives. How would a knelt change things . We have learned about suicide is that, in a lot of cases it can be very impulsive. If you are prevented from bakting on the impulse the chances are very, very good you wont have a recurrence. I walked back toward the traffic railing, i ran forward and i catapulted myself over the rail. Kevin heinz is up of the few who jumped and survived. He is also a strong advocate for a net to prevent others from making the same, bad decision. When did you realize it was a mistake . The millisecond my hand left the rail i was in free fall. Thought was too late. Study in 1978 of 515 people who attempted suicide on the Golden Gate Bridge wult were stopped found that 90 did not die from suicide later. But for years, that wasnt enough off to convince officials the bridge should get a net. There were people who believe that, this bridge, cannot be touched. Its an iconic structure. It is sort of like the mona lisa. You cant touch the mon lisa. Aesthetics issue. Still people are going to say, millions and millions of dollars. It will ruin an icon. How much money would you pay your child . Whats the price tag on your husband or wife . Reporter in the nearly ten years since she joined the campaign, to build a knelt, Sarah Lockwood barr has gone through times of hope and disappointment. We had all these fakeouts. Something would pass. A budget would come about. And then it would get pulled because there was a new estimate on cost. And then someone else would come in with an appeal. And you know i kind of lost hope at a point. It just started feeling look a slap in the face every time we would get really excited something was happening. Your grief last spring their decade opersistence finally paid off. The long struggle for a net ended with a ceremony at the bridge marking approval of plans for a 200 million suicide barrier due for completion in 2021. Of it will be so healing. Because the it also send a statement to the community and to the world, that, that, life is valuable. And life matters. This is us saying we value your life and your struggle. Time is everything all of the world has gone to sleep tonight Elementary Students are getting a hand on lesson in archaeology without leaving the classroom. Steve hartman found their story on the road. If you had to think of a good site for archaeological dig, y wouldnt think of the childrens workshop s certainly wouldnt think of the third grade classroom. You definitely wouldnt think of her coat closet. Its not like a tomb. Not like a pyramid. Right. It is a closet. Right. Really lucky that this one student decided to investigate. You know. That one student is this student. Bobby scotto. Hit pay dirt. Literally. Couple years ago when bobby was in miriams class he started wondering about a crack in the closet floor. He began poking around with his finger. Then turned to pencils. Shirt hangers. Then other kids got curious. And they were totally night. Okay. Guys. Which is why for the past two years now. Miriams students have been excavating nearly every closet in this 100yearold school. I found an old coin. Theyre finding some really old things. Card. Some more recent. And some. Whats this . Much more recent. All of it uncovered with the kind of glee. Wow. Rarely seen in a grade school classroom. Piece of metal. I found, three pen simms. An eraser stuck to playdough. Wow. I seriously did. Under there, just black, black, mystery things in black. Just dont want to stop. Basically. All right, guys. In fact theyre so night. Take you out of the closet it now. Almost hard for miriam to keep up with the Indiana Jones es. Would have made your life easier if you said quit messing around in the close the. Glad this didnt happen in the first couple years of teaching. Probably what i would have said. Scary as a teacher. On the flip side it can lead to some wonderful lessons. In this case, miriam says the kids got really into history and archaeology. And they got their own museum exhibit. Showing off everything from antique School Supplies to animal mummies. I found a pine cone. Of course there are still many more findings waiting to be found. I found a pine cone. But no matter what they dig tup. There will never be a greater treasure than the one that stand before them every day. The teacher with that special gift. For unearthing a passion. Steve hartman, on the road, in new york. My favorite teacher. Thats nice thing to fine. And thats the overnight news for this friday. From the cbs Broadcast Center in new york city, im demarco morgan. Captioning funded by cbs its friday, january 12th, 2018. This is the cbs morning news. No deal. President trump rejects a bipartis immigration proposal, but it was his vulgar racially charged quote about haiti, el salvador, and african countries that has lawmakers on both sides of the aisle sounding f. The co putting friends first. The change facebook is making to your news fooed
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