This is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. Glor and this is our western edition. Good evening, the winter storm moved out, the winter cold moved in. Arctic air is pushing across the country. Wind chill advisories are up tonight from the midwest to the east and as far south as the carolinas. In some places, it will feel like its more than 40 below zero. High atop Mount Washington in new hampshire, the wind chill could approach 100 below. We begin tonight with don dahler in boston. Reporter boston woke up to the weather equivalent of a bad erngover after a wild and wintry 24 hours with temperatures plunging into the teens, tough new englanders moved around in clouds of breath vapor, doing the slick sidewalk shuffle. We found Stephanie Cummings digging out her car. Are you ready for spring . Uh, not quite yet. Reporter others were dealing with the unpleasant results of a violent storm, cars frozen in a parking lot turned lake of ice in revere, massachusetts. And flooded basements after high winds sent waves bursting through a sea wall in scituate. That combination of winds, tide, hid a super moon produced the highest tide this area has ever seen. The waters of the Boston Harbor are nearly 10 feet below where im standing right here, but at the height of the storm the sea waters went up over this wharf, into the downtown streets, subways and basements. Boston wasnt alone in her misery. In queens, new york, frances antigone learn a hard lesson. I think people should stay home because, look. I got stuck. Reporter many demonstrated the kindness of strangers. Ee cheers this woman was rescued from her d cond floor by a man and his frontend loader. Ag onondaga, new york, volunteers with the s. P. C. A. Went searching for neglected pets. Y ey found sparky who neighbors said had been left outside all dorning who is now warm and safe. Its not expected to get above Single Digits here tomorrow, and theres a possibility of more snow on monday. But, hey, it might actually get above freezing then. Jeff, i should know winter is barely two weeks old. Glor hard to believe, don. All right, thank you very much. T e upper midwest is used to cold, not this cold. Dean reynolds is in chicago. Reporter five degrees above zero is brisk but five degrees with a breeze is brutal. It bites your skin a little bit when you get outside. As reporter anyone outdoors was facing polar gusts blowing across the Northern Tier and hiep into the midwest. Wind chills were nothing to sneeze at. Ju really, really cold. Just like ice. Reporter its colder in cleveland than greenland. Colder in minneapolis than murmansk. Nums the word in minnesota. I want to go back to texas reporter elsewhere, road crews in cincinnati scrambled to repair a water main that picked a lousy time to break. Duremen fought flames and ice during an earlymorning blaze in chicago. The Detroit River froze over, and the Chicago River looked well on its way. Lake michigans shoreline was no place to swim. At this basement apartment, chicago city workers were called to rescue 84yearold Geneva Taylor who lives here without heat or hot water. At my age, its rough. Reporter at the citys drafty greyhound terminal, hundreds huddled for long delayed buses and their drivers still snowbound in the stormy east. Karen graham spent the night liting to leave the windy city for the sunshine state. At least if we were on a bus, we would be warm. Were freezing. Reporter this was the 11th straight day of chicago high temperatures falling below 20, and tomorrow should be the 12th. But the good news is that on sunday the thermometer is expected to rise all the way up to the mid30s. Jeff. Glor Dean Reynolds along the agicago river. Dean, thank you. We leave the icy cold now for fire and fury, the hot new book about the Trump White House. It went on sale today, four days ahead of schedule, and shot to the top of bestseller lists as folks lined up to buy it. More now from white house nnrrespondent margaret brennan. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Should steve bannon be fired . Reporter on his way to a working weekend at camp david, President Trump ignored questions about his former chief strategist, steve bannon, who was quoted making damaging remarks about mr. Trump in a book out today. The president s lawyers unsuccessfully tried to stop its publication by serving the author and the book publisher legal notice after excerpts leaked earlier this week. Today on twitter, the president evtacked his former ally bannon calling him sloppy steve. Earlier, he said bannon had lost his mind. Bannon praised the president on his radio show wednesday night prompting this response i dont know, he called me a great man last night. So you know, obviously, he changed his tune pretty quick. Reporter the damage may already be done. In the book, bannon alleges that the president s soninlaw and white house adviser, jared kushner, is involved in financial crimes and that donald trump jr. Was treasonous for having met at trump tower with russians offering damaging information about Hillary Clinton. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders downplayed the president s relationship with bannon. Im not aware that they were erer particularly close. Reporter katie walsh, former Trump White House deputy chief of staff was also quoted by the author as saying that six weeks into the term, kushner still could not name the administrations top three priorities. Working with the president , she said, was like trying to figure out what a child wants. Walsh later denied that remark. I absolutely spoke to the president. Th reporter sanders said the author, michael wolff, only had limited access to mr. Trump, a claim wolff disputed this morning. I mean, ive spent about three hours with the president over the course of the campaign and in the white house. Reporter in a tweet today, the president called that book phony, said it was full of lies, and implied that wolff has made a career out of inventing stories. Jeff. Glor margaret brennan, thank you very much. The f. B. I. Is once again investigating a charity the president often brings up, the clinton foundation. Heres justice correspondent jeff pegues. This program has created more d momore opportunities. Reporter cbs news has learned in recent weeks f. B. I. Agents have been reexamining the clinton foundations finances. Unents want to know if donations were made in exchange for political favors between 2009 pod 2013 when Hillary Clinton was secretary of state. My theory about all this is disclose everything, and then let people make their judgments. Cl reporter since president dainton left office, his foundation has grown into a multibillion dollar enterprise with significant donations from foreign governments and businesses. The investigation into its fund raising started well before the 2016 president ial campaign, but no charges were ever brought. Its a shame whats happened with the f. B. I. El reporter President Trump, ctmself under investigation for obstruction of justice in the russia probe, has repeatedly criticized the f. B. I. For its investigations of the clintons, and in twitter messages he has called on his attorney general Jeff Sessions to prosecute crooked hillary. In a statement, clintons spokesman called the case a sham that was being used to distract from the indictments, guilty pleas, and accusations of treason from trumps own people. It doesnt look appropriate and here, you know, appearance is everything. Reporter bill mateja is a former federal prosecutor. Its not necessarily unusual for them to reopen an investigation. It is unusual for the white house to be calling for the re opening of the investigation. Reporter this probe is separate from the f. B. I. s investigation into Hillary Clintons private email server. She was also cleared in that case, but some republicans are now asking for it to be reopened el well. Jeff. Glor jeff, thank you very erch. Public schools were closed again today in baltimore, but it wasnt a snow day. The schools have been dealing with flooding and heating issues, blamed now on decades of neglect and mismanagement. Errol barnett is there. Im here at school with my so coats because its freezing. Reporter outraged by the state of Frederick Douglass high school, teacher Kiragu Beauttah posted these videos of buckled floors and burst pipes. And we got steam. It was almost as cold in there as it is out here right now. It flooded the first day, and i moved to another class, and then that class flooded. Reporter at this elementary school, former n. F. L. Linebacker and current teacher aaron maybin asked his students how they were holding up. You guys are cold . Yes. Yesterday i had frostbite. You had frostbite yesterday . Reporter some baltimore students endured 44degree scmperatures indoors before schools were closed yesterday and today. 60 of the citys 180 campuses reported weatherrelated problems. It is the cumulative effect c, frankly, decades of underinvestment in urban school buildings. Reporter dr. Sonja santelises is the c. E. O. Of Baltimore City schools. Some of this is also about taking into account that young people need to be fed, that we have a lot of young people who are, frankly, safer in school than they are out. Sc reporter since 2009, the School System has returned roughly 66 million in state funding for repairs. According to the Baltimore Sun thats because contracts didnt comply with regulations. But the schools tell us thats misleading and say specific requests for School Heating systems, including one for douglas high, were deferred by the state. Amid all this, beauttah says teachers have learned to be resilient. They do everything they can to make it better and they try not to fuss. But this is one of those situation wheres people should have been fussing for a very long time. Reporter now, this weeks avoblems have created a new practice for baltimores schools each campus will now have a daily Temperature Check so decisions to close can be made on a case by case basis, rather than at the district level. Jeff. Glor errol barnett, thank ucu very much. Terrorism charges have been filed against a missouri man suspected of trying to derail an r. Trak train in october. Court papers say that 26year old Taylor Wilson has ties to white supremacist groups. Prosecutors say he pulled the trains emergency brake in oxford, nebraska. No one was hurt. Wilson was found with a loaded gun in an engineers cab. In colorado today, honors for a fallen sheriffs deputy. Fae hearse carrying Zackari Parrish was led by 80 officers on motorcycles. Firefighters stood at attention at highway overpasses. Parrish, who was 29, was responding to a domestic disturbance outside denver on sunday when he was gunned down by matthew reel, a swat team shot reel to death. Now a look at some of the other stories were following in tonights evening newsfeed. The Labor Department says job growth slowed last month, but the economy still created 148,000. And the Unemployment Rate had steady at a 17year low at just over 4 . Facebook c. E. O. Mark zuckerberg says his new years resolution is to fix facebook. He posted cases of the flu are 26ses of the flu are up sharply. The c. D. C. Said today 26 states are seeing high activity in all wit four states the flu is now widespread. Peak season is generally between adcember and february. There is much more ahead on tonights cbs evening news. Reporter when dr. Mckee autopsied patriots tight end aaron hernandez, she found the most severe case of c. T. E. Ever in someone under 30. Now shes seeing a similar pattern in deceased veterans. Glor this booze thief knew just what he wanted, or did he . Whats up . Reporter a good teacher will do many things for a student. How do you say thank you . You cant, you really cant. You cant, you really cant. Then its a fortune. I told you we had a fortune. Get closer to your investment goals with a conversation. A trip back to the dthe doctors office, mean just for a shot. But why go back there, when you can stay home with Neulasta Onpro . Strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. Neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. In a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17 to 1 , a 94 decrease. 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Now shes seeing a similar a ttern in deceased veterans who experienced a different kind of head trauma combat blasts. Of the 102 veterans brains dr. Mckees examined, 66 had c. T. E. How is it that combat veteran, who maybe just experienced a blast, has the same type of injury . This blast injury causes a tremendous sort of ricochet or a whiplash injury to the brain inside the skull. Had thats what gives rise to the same changes that we see in football players, as in military veterans. Reporter blast trauma was first recognized back in world war i. Teown as shellshock poorly protected soldiers often died immediately or went on to suffer physical and psychological symptoms. Waday, sophisticated armor allows more soldiers to walk away from an explosion, but exposure can still damage the brain, an injury that can worsen over time. Its not a new injury, but whats been really stumping us, i think, as physicians, is its not easily detectable, right. Youve got a lot of psychiatric symptoms. And you cant see it very well on images of the brain. And so it didnt occur to us. And i think thats been the gap, really, that this has been what everyone calls an invisible injury. Glor Sharyn Alfonsis report on c. T. E. And veterans will air sunday on 60 minutes. Coen we come back, a thirsty thief leaves a treasure behind. Food. And the pill that starts with f. Farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. Lowering a1c by up to 1. 2 points. Do not take if allergic to farxiga. If you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. Do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. Tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. 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Glor hundr ek glor hundreds of millions are up for grabs this weekend. The jackpot for tonights megamillions drawing climbed today to 450 million. If you dont win that, tomorrow nights Powerball Jackpot is up to 570 million. Win both and youre an instant billionaire. Then theres the thief who let a fortune slip away. Surveillance video shows him searching a bar in copenhagen and swiping a vodka bottle. Not just any bottle. This one is made of gold and silver with diamonds on the cap worth more than 1 million. Maybe that was lost on the thief because the bottle was later found intact minus the vodka. Jonathan pace is a fedex employee whose hobby is tracking numbers, prime numbers. A prime is divisible only by one and itself three, for instance, 5, 7, 19. Now pace has used a computer to discover the largest prime gember yet. It consists of 23,249,425 digits. The discovery earned pace a cash prize consisting of four digits a three followed by three zeros. Steve hartman on the road is next. Zeros. E glor we end the week with a teachable moment from Steve Hartman on the road. Reporter a good teacher will do almost anything for a student. But few have gone so far as donna hoagland, teacher at marsh pointe elementary in palm beach gardens, florida. S all started when donna noticed a change in one of her fourth graders, troy volk. And it did affect his morning ishavior, and he was just shut down at times. Reporter she suspected there was a reason. She suspected there was something going on. So she asked me if anything had changed at home. Reporter this is troys mother, anahita. She told donna the truth, that for the past year shes been in stage five kidney failure. She has this severe pain almost daily, and because she has a ecre blood type, the odds of finding a kidney donor are slim. When my parents told me about the kidney failing stuff, i was getting a little down. Reporter what was your worst fear . My mom not getting a kidney ever. Reporter as you can see, troy has tried to keep a brave front. Fortunately, he found a friend in donna. I know, buddy. Reporter shes been there for him every step of the way. K to think what he must go through, seeing his mom being sick all the time, thats not fair. Reporter and you felt like you could fix that. I can. Reporter turns out, donna as the same rare blood type. So unbeknownst to troys family, te spent months researching how to become a kidney donor, and then called up anahita for the best parentteacher conference of all time. Im like, what are you talking about . She turns around and shes like, were a match. Reporter how do you say thank you . Ou you cant. You really cant. Reporter the transplant happened over christmas break, and today, everyone is doing well donor, recipient, and the boy they both cherish. Ve the one thing i love about my moms kidney transplant . Reporter whats that. Is that we all get a gift, l e same gift. Its not a gift that can be wrapped in a present. Its like a miracle. A Perfect Match is a miracle. Reporter of course, the other miracle is donna and teachers like her, who love our children as their own. Heres for mamas new kidney. Reporter no, they dont all give up their kidneys, but make no mistake teachers save us parents every day. Steve hartman, on the road, in palm beach gardens, florida. Glor that they do every day. That is the cbs evening news tonight. Im jeff glor. Good night. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org ce bh access. Wgbh. Org hours until the start of s kpix5 news begins with a countdown. Hours until the start of the recreational sales. A cloud of confusion as to where you can buy. Many are still waiting for the official greenlight. Reporter with dispensaries in San Francisco answering phones, they will say medical only. They are getting inundated with calls. The answer, not yet. Reporter the race is on to sell Recreational Marijuana in San Francisco. While several California City celebrated the start of Recreational Marijuana sales to the public on january 1, San Francisco is late to the party. There is no way for us to get contact without their permission. Reporter the director of operations says his is one of 30 businesses waiting for approval to sell pot in San Francisco. They voted to push back sales from the first to the sixth and december. They still have not processed the paperwork. These dispensaries are the most likely to be selling Recreational Marijuana tomorrow. The city gave them approval today but the state now has to sign off on it end of the deal. It looks like we will be open tomorrow. Reporter the apothecary is on the citys list an