Were sending a clear message turn around; go back home. G. M. Will close five plants and cut 15 of its salaried staff. I moved my family twice for this company, and they do this to me. The United NationsSecurity Council holding an emergency meeting. After russia yesterday seized three Ukrainian Naval vessels. This is no way for a law abiding, civilized nation to act. Cyber monday is here. Its already on track to be the Biggest Online shopping day in u. S. History. Expected to generate 7. 8 billion in sales. Touchdown confirmed. applause our nasa insight spacecraft stuck the mars landing. It will now study the deep interior of the red planet. Its a celebration of human innovation and sacrifice. Glor this is our western edition. Good evening. We begin here tonight with the sweeping changes coming to americas biggest automaker. General motors said today it is cutting close to 14,000 jobs, including 15 of its salaried workforce, and closing five production facilities in north america in the next year. From the Assembly Line to the oval office. Reporter at the white house today, President Trump said he e lled General Motors head mary barra to express his displeasure rrer g. M. s plan to shutter five north american plants. I spoke with her when i heard ohey were closing, and i said, heu know, this country has done a lot for General Motors. You better get back in there soon. Reporter facing slumping sales, General Motors will stop making six underperforming sedans by the end of next year, idling plants in ohio, michigan, maryland, and ontario, canada. Costing nearly 6,000 factory employees and 8,000 salaried workers their jobs. More than 300 could be laid off from this g. M. Plant in white harsh, maryland. Josiah fowler got his job through his grandfather, who worked at the plant for 50 years. The bad thing is to get this news on the day after we come back from thanksgiving. So being with our family and tr friends, and then we have to come back to work, or wake up in the morning and hear this news. Ts not easy for everybody. Reporter the cuts are the largest since g. M. Was bailed out by taxpayers during the 2008 financial crisis. They come as steel tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration have cost the tutomaker 1 billion. The marketplace is also thanging. More and more people are buying these taller crossover s. U. V. S. And so, General Motors needs to make some drastic shifts to its eroduct lineup to make sure that its wellprepared to sell the cars that people want to buy. Reporter the layoffs are a blow to President Trump, who promised this during a 2017 visit to ohio. I said, those jobs have left ohio. Theyre all coming back. Theyre all coming back. applause dont move. Dont sell your house. Reporter democrat tim ryan represents an ohio Congressional District home to one of the nlosing plants. They got a bailout from the hmerican taxpayer, then they screw americans a few years later. They get a huge tax cut. Their profits are through the roof. Reporter wall street at least seemed to like the news. G. M. Stock closed up nearly 5 today. Are Company Still has to come to an agreement with the United Autoworkers Union before it can close any plants. The u. A. W. Is pledging to fight. Jeff . T. Glor kris van cleave, outside a maryland plant where av0 people are expected to lose their jobs in april. Eis, thank you. A snowstorm that blew through the nations midsection is still stranding travelers tonight. Thousands of flights were delayed or canceled again today. Many of them at chicagos ohare. S an reynolds is there. Reporter a driving snowstorm in exactly the wrong spot at precisely the wrong time put the brakes on weekend travel. Chicagos Ohare International airport was in the middle of a postthanksgiving heartburn that left thousands waiting in vain for a way out of the white house. Its more than frustrating actually. Reporter tracy falco tried and failed to reach florida. Over an hour wait just to try to rebook your flight. Ok reporter stories of the ditched, dented, and demoralized ht the midwest were a good primer for what to expect as the storm lumbered east into new york and new england, where flooding could become an issue. An interstate was shut down in kansas, and another stood still in indiana. In illinois, calls for help to a. A. A. Were up 59 from a month ago. Those flakes were as big as your hand. laughs reporter 45 to 50mph winds 0ade interstate 80 in iowa next te impassable, while the force of those winds was vividly apparent on lake michigan. And remember, this is only t vember. Things are still not back to normal here at ohare. And wind and weather delays are hew being reported at airports at newark, boston, and new york city. But despite the problems, the t. S. A. Set a record yesterday, screening 2. 7 million passengers in one day. Jeff . Glor wow. All right. Dean reynolds, thank you very much. Mexican police said today they took steps to keep Central American migrants from storming the u. S. Border in tijuana as more than 1,000 did yesterday, according to customs and Border Patrol, in an effort to win asylum in the u. S. These are images from the confrontation as the migrants were pushed back. A. Reya villarreal is in tijuana. Tt reporter in a matter of minutes, the trickling stream sside the banks of the tijuana hiver turned into an overflow of migrants rushing towards the border. On the u. S. Side, tear gas and rubber bullets were fired by u. S. Border patrol agents, after they say, a group threw projectiles at them. 69 migrants were arrested. Estella from honduras says she was shocked to see the response rd the border. So its a day later and the crowds are gone from the border, but the Border Patrol agents, they are still here, about half amile down from me. Also, this wire, this is all new. Agents tell us migrants came with tools, wire, and carpet to ory to get through this barrier. Today, President Trump refused to waiver on his immigration tlicies. P heres the bottom line erbodys coming into our country unless they come in nggally. Le reporter migrants here in tijuana say they are fleeing violence and poverty. Today, Mexican Federal police stand ready to use force to keep migrants away, as nearly 6,000 of them sit and wait at a shelter. Over the last month, nearly st000 have signed up to ntluntarily return home. Karina guttierez, mother of three from honduras, arrived at the shelter two weeks ago. She says they cant return to her country. Jeff, conditions inside this shelter are quickly r teriorating. Right now people are frustrated. Weve seen families sleeping in tents, families sleeping on the ground penned up with barbed wire fencing. One local worker told us if the oederal government doesnt step in to help, things will quickly get out of control here. Glor okay, mireya, thank you very much. The president also pushed back pday on a 60 minutes investigation that found his administrations policy of separating immigrant families at ng iborder began much earlier and impacted many more children than first reported. Paula reid spoke with the president about this at the usite house. Reporter President Trump responded to the 60 minutes sport by repeating his claim that president obama also separated families. Reporter the Trump Administrations zero tolerance policy was different. Unlike under obama, where some adults with children were not prosecuted, the Trump Administration prosecuted all adults who crossed the border illegally. They were separated from their children, who could not be held in adult jails. If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. And that child may be separated from you as required by law. Reporter 60 minutes 6tained a document from the department of Homeland Security that said, child separation pagan nine months earlier than the administration acknowledged. And while the white house says more than 2,600 children were detained under the policy, 60 minutes reported at least 5,000 teildren have been separated from their parents since the beginning of mr. Trumps administration. Former Homeland Security official scott shuchart, who served in the trump and obama ofministrations, told 60 minutes that experts inside the government were not consulted. If they had come to you, what would your office have said . We would have advice on the way that needed to be done, on the Record Keeping that needed to be done, and our advice on that wasnt sought out, and when we tried to provide it, it was ignored. Reporter the department of Homeland Security issued a ftatement denying that it adopted a policy of separating families as a way to deter people from coming here illegally, but former attorney general Jeff Sessions had publicly said the policy was supposed to be a deterrent. Cbs news also issued a Statement Today saying, we stand by the facts in our story. Jeff . Glor paula, thank you very much. The president hit the campaign trail today for the one last time in this election cycle ahead of tomorrows Senate Runoff in mississippi. Ed okeefe is following this owghstakes race. Thank you very much. Reporter President Trump threw his weight behind republican senator Cindy Hyde Smith today in tupelo, hoping to add to the republican majority in the senate. Cindy is so important, so respected, we got to send her back. Reporter but hydesmith is under fire for raciallycharged comments recently caught on camera. Your comments offended a great number of people, cindy. Eo we already have reporter no you havent. Video from earlier this month shows her alongside a supporter joking that if he ever invited her to attend a public hanging, sied sit in the front row. For anyone that was offended by my comments, i certainly apologize. Reporter a photo also surfaced from 2014, showing hydesmith wearing a Confederate Army soldiers hat. Race has always been factor in mississippi politics, but today another reminder of the states sioubled past. Two nooses were found on trees at the State Capitol in jackson, hung by critics of senator hyde smith. The democrat in the race, mike rpy, focused not on the nooses but on hydesmiths words. They were harmful and hurtful, and they were they were hurtful to the millions of people in mississippi of goodwill. Reporter mississippi voters ery the controversy around hyde smiths comments is on their mind. Cindy hydesmith, though, i find to be objectionable and a relic of the old bad south. Reporter this political stuff is getting ridiculous. I know what she is saying. Ohe did not mean it in a black or slave issue. I mean its not fair. Glor that was ed okeefe reporting on the ground in mississippi. From mississippi now to mars. This is the first picture today from nasas insight lander. The specks you see are dust on the camera lens from mars. The spacecraftadin to the surface of mars. Heres jamie yuccas. Touchdown confirmed. applause reporter nasa engineers felt pure joy after waiting through seven minutes of nailbiting terror. From new yorks times square, to the jet Propulsion Lab outside los angeles cheers and applause people around the country cheered the completion of the more than 300 million mile insight journey to mars. Its really cool. laughs reporter first a picture of a dirty lens and this tweet from nasa claiming the insight spacecraft was home. It guided itself into mars thin atmosphere at more than 12,000mph. And eventually landed using a parachute and retro rockets to slow its descent. The success is sweeter when you consider only 40 of 44 missions to mars worldwide accomplish their goals. Project manager, tom hoffman. Na absolutely. The science of this literally is Ground Breaking for insight. We have a probe thats going to f, hopefully, 16 feet into mars. First time weve done anything other than scratch the surface. He reporter mars and earth were shaped at the same time,our ios ago. Nasa hopes to learn more about both by digging deep into the red planets core. What were going to learn is sltimately how safe is mars for human activity, and where is it safe, and when is it safe. Reporter this is a full sized scale model of the spacecraft. Now that its landed, there is even more work to do, like collecting data on meteors and mars quakes. Neff, that will determine if its ever safe enough for humans it travel to mars. Me glor kind of makes me want o go on the insight there, jamie, you should jump in if you get a chance. Thats pretty cool. laughs there we go. Jamie yuccas in pasadena. Appreciate it. Coming up next here on the cbs evening news, the latest on the hunt for a mall shooter after police admit they shot the wrong man. And later, the records being set on cyber monday. With Neulasta Onpro patients get their day back. To be with family, or just to sleep in. Strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. In a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17 to 1 , a 94 decrease. Neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. Neulasta is for certain Cancer Patients receiving strong chemotherapy. 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He was apparently a bystander and his killing a mistake. Bradford was armed, but had a legal concealed weapons permit. The actual mall gunman is still at large four days later. You shoot first and ask questions later. Its backwards. Reporter April Pipkins is the victims mother. Im like, not my baby. Mm like, no, no, this cant be. Reporter worst moment of your life . The worst by far. The worst. Li police here need to address the situation, say we made a mistake. Reporter emantic bradford, sr. , the victims father, is himself a Police Officer. He sees something troubling in the death of his son. Su think race is factor . I think race was a factor involved in that situation, acause you never administered him any type of help. You shot him in the head. You left him there and let my son bleed out. Reporter Hoover Police say ouadford had his gun in his hand when they first arrived at the hll shooting. The officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. 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He was very friendly. Reporter three weeks ago, 13yearold Denise Verrill saw sinatra wandering around. She and her mom took the stray to a vet. Sinatra had an i. D. Chip, but the Contact Information was slightly wrong. It took social media a little while to work its magic. I are you excited to go home . Reporter yesterday, friends and relatives of both families began carpooling sinatra up the east coast. Sut what sends this story over the emotional top, is that sinatra had joined the Willis Family five years ago as a 14th birthday present for lesmores ay phter, zion. Sinatra had disappeared 16 months after zion was tragically killed in a shooting accident at a friends house. Iden sinatra slipped out of the house, well, you can imagine the pain. It was tough. Its still tough sometimes, but im glad hes back. Reporter how did sinatra get from brooklyn to tampa . Guess well never know. But the willis are content to live with the mystery, now that ol blyes is back ece of their daughter they thought theyd never see again. Jim axelrod, cbs news, brooklyn. Glor that is the cbs evening news for tonight. Im jeff glor. Ill see you right back here tomorrow. Have a great night. Captioning sponsored by cbs now at 6 00 its the rush before the storm. Crews are racing to shore up the hillsides in one area before the next round of rain, what you can expect. Plus can you prove your car is locked . The little known loophole in car breakin cases victims call ridiculous. And the east bay city where vandals strike again hitting one street after another, the one clue investigators now have. But we begin kpix5 news at 6 00 with storm watch coverage. Were about to get hit yet again. Lets head outside to our exclusive salesforce camera, no rain out there yet, but this week is expected to be a soaker. The roads are obviously dry now, but by midmorning tomorrow we could start seeing slick conditions across the bay area. We have Live Team Coverage on the incoming storm. Lets go first to chief meteorologist paul deanno with the timeline for these showers. Paul . The first of the two storms coming will give us some rainfall as soon as wednesday night and were talking about another storm arriving tomorrow morning. Lets talk about the more significant storm first. It will kick up the high surf, more so than we have seen over the past couple months, a High Surf Advisory in Effect Tomorrow through friday, but the roughest surf will be wednesday where the swell may build to 16 feet. Were also looking at snow in the sierra, a winter storm watch issued for that second stronger storm. The snow level will be 4,000 feet, widespread notice of 1 to 2 1 2 feet, but the first storm will be weaker. Thats getting here tomorrow morning that. May impact your morning commute in the north bay. Radar is dry currently. Well talk about storm no. 1 which will give us rain north of santa rosa at 5 a. M. Tomorrow morning, rain for the entire north bay by lunchtime and then rain spreads into the south bay and east bay by afternoon. Lets stay with the maps here a second. Well talk about a rainfall impact tomorrow low to moderate, wind impact low and the roadway impact the strongest, likely impacting both the