Reporter i love harry potter, she said. Hes strong and brave and he kills bad people. What do you want to do when you grow up . Teacher. Reporter you want to be a teacher . Yes. Reporter qulierk mlike your . Yes. Reporter as bana and fatima begged for help on twitter how are you . I am sick. Reporter syrias president Bashar Al Assad called their internet posts a game and propaganda. Others then claimed the account was somehow a fake. They want to blind the truth and not show the world what happened. Reporter bana and her mother did show the world what happened in aleppo and made it out alive. Though to the worlds shame even a little girls pleas for help didnt stop the carnage. Holly williams, cbs news, ankara, turkey. Weve been reporting extensively on russian hacking in the president ial campaign and last night we showed you how Russian Hackers shut down part of ukraines power grid. Well, now david martin reports the hacking has led to death on the battlefield. Reporter locked in a bitter battle with russianbacked separatists, a ukrainian artillery officer devised a cell phone app that allowed his men to aim and shoot their howitzers in seconds rather than minutes. But after they showed it off on youtube, says adam meyers of the Computer Security firm crowdstrike, Russian Military intelligence hacked into it. The back door provided them full access to the device. Every number that was in there, even the geographic location. Reporter so that malware basically turned the phone type a beacon. Thats right. Reporter and that beacon was used to target Ukrainian Military units. As a result of this hack attack people were actually getting killed. The data seems to point to it for sure. Reporter this is what the malware looks like, and its got digital fingerprints all over it, including this i. P. Address. And what does that internet address tell you . Thats actually a server that weve previously associated with the fancy bear actor. Reporter fancy bear is the name given to the group which also hacked into the email of the Democratic National committee. Fancy bear is known to work for Russian Military intelligence. Sounds like Russian Military intelligence is just having a field day. Theyre really good at what they do, and theyre doing it pretty much all day every day. Reporter only in this case, scott, the cyberattack was not just disruptive, it was deadly. David martin at the pentagon. David, thank you. Coming up next she called for help and wound up under arrest. When youve got an uncontrollable cough, take delsym, the 1 12hour cough medicine. It helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. Which means, youre controlling your cough on your morning commute. And later when youre joking with beth. Even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. And when your days over, your cough is still under control. Thanks to the 1 12hour cough medicine. Delsym. The cough controller. Dry spray . Thats fun. 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Because you you just pissed me off telling me what i tell my kids reporter craigs 15yearold daughter then stepped in between her and the officer and a struggle broke out. Dont grab her reporter the officer pulled his taser. Its unclear whether he used it. He then arrested craig, her daughter, and the woman recording. They were charged with resisting arrest and have been released. I was hurt about the whole matter. I dont feel like justice was served. Reporter the familys attorney, lee merritt, called for the officers arrest. Unfortunately, we have seen over and over again for africanamericans that theyre not afforded the same protection under the law as other citizens. Reporter Fort Worth Police have placed the unidentified officer on restricted duty pending an internal investigation, adding, we acknowledge that the initial appearance of the video may raise serious questions. We ask that our investigators are given the time and opportunity to thoroughly examine this incident and submit their findings. Its unclear whether the man craig accused of touching her son will face any charges. Scott, this afternoon Fort Worth Police issued a safety alert to officers after someone who viewed the video posted a threat online. Manuel bojorquez, thanks. Coming up next listen to dr. Jon lapooks advice about the risk posed by headphones. coughs that cough doesnt sound so good. Well i think you sound great. Move over. Easy booger man. Take mucinex dm. Itll take care of your cough. Fine ill text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. One pill lasts 12 hours, so. Looks like im good all night ah david, please, listen. Still not coughing. Not fair you guys waffles are my favorite ah some cough medicines only last 4 hours. But just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. Start the relief. Ditch the misery. Lets end this. 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We are seeing pockets of young people who have worse hearing than you would expect, much worse hearing than youd expect. Reporter when it comes to loud sound, the general rule of thumb is the greater the volume the shorter the acceptable duration. Turn up the music the top volume on an apple music player is 102 decibels, as loud as a leaf blower. Turn up the music keeping the volume at 70 , or 82 decibels, is safe for eight hours a day. Put your hands up in the air 80 volume, or 89 decibels, is safe for 90 minutes. But crank it all the way up and only 10 minutes is safe. How many people listen to personal music players . Reporter these fifthgraders in cleveland heights, ohio are learning what it takes to be a good listener. Do you think youre listening at a safe level . Reporter the dangerous decibels Program Teaches the physics of sound and how excessive noise damages hearing. We like to say that noise ages our ears. Reporter audiologist Sharon Sandridge runs the program for the cleveland clinic. It only takes one exposure to excessive sound to cause damage in your ear. Reporter fligors company, lantos technologies, makes a 3d printed headphone custom designed for the individual ear to better block out background noise. Worldwide, roughly 1 billion people are at risk for noiseinduced hearing loss from using portable listening devices. Reporter apps that measure decibel levels can show parents the total amount of noise exposure their child is getting. Scott, its important and possible for parents to help protect their kids hearing. We hear you, jon, thanks very much. Coming up next, a lens on humanity. ,,,,,,, great photography opens a window to the soul, and the man youre about to meet was just named time magazines instagram photographer of the year. Michelle miller introduces us. Reporter they are faces of joy and contemplation. Fathers with sons. Children at play. People living. The subjects are almost always black and resonate the truth of the man who shoots them. An alcoholic father, a person who feels disenfranchised, a person who feels like on some level this country doesnt really acknowledge the spirit of black communities. Reporter jamaicanborn ruddy roye, a 47yearold father of two, began photographing his neighbors in brooklyn in 2002. He now shares his images on instagram. So the picture is in my head. My task is to get it out. Reporter but this year was different. Moved by the deaths of young black men on the streets, he considers himself a journalist on a mission. The message is whats more important. The emotion that is in the image is most important. Reporter and it seems to be resonating. After zigzagging across the country, roye has acquired 265,000 instagram followers. I wanted to broadcast them so that other people would recognize that strip me of my color and i am your uncle, i am your brother, i am your neighbor. Reporter the irony, roye says, only by looking beyond his lens did he see that himself. I didnt once go to coal country and tell the stories of people who are also losing their jobs, people who were also disenfranchised, people who were also hungry, people who didnt look like me but are also going through the same struggles im going through. Reporter struggles he intends to capture in the new year. Ruddy roye calls twx the year of protest. 2017, he hopes, will be the year of healing. Michelle miller, cbs news, brooklyn. Thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. For others check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. From the Broadcast Center in new york city, im scott pelley. Welcome to the overnight news. Im don dahler. The Holiday Travel rush has begun. 94 million americans are expected to get to their christmas destination by trains, planes, and automobiles. And for the 45 Million People heading to the airport today will be the busiest day of the year. Smooth sailing is reported at many travel hubs. Well, but california is a different story. Carter evans reports. Reporter los angeles has one of the nations busiest airports. And this week it may be the most dysfunctional. Im just mad as hell because who knows when were going to be able to get back to new york. Reporter if misery loves company, john schott has plenty of new friends, like jane zang, wondering when shell reach vancouver. We are homeless right now for christmas. Reporter on a relatively tranquil day across the country with most airports showing few problems, l. A. Has suffered through 716 flight delays and 143 cancellations over 36 hours. L. A. s problem started wednesday with a security scare. Then it rained in a city not used to rain, creating gridlock on the roads and on the tarmac. Steve baumans luck ran out after his flight from seattle landed on time. We arrived at 4 07 and got off the plane at 6 37. We were on the tarmac for 2 1 2 hours. Reporter even a moment of Holiday Cheer at the southwest terminal checked into cold reality. Oh what fun it is today in a one horse open sleigh hey sorry all flights are delayed. Reporter with most holiday flights already full those suddenly without a flight like katie doving felt the squeeze. Weve been in this line for four hours and it doesnt look like theyve resolved anything. Reporter president elect donald trump and russian president Vladimir Putin see eye to eye on a number of issues. One of them apparently involves nuclear weapons. Are we looking at a new Nuclear Arms Race . Julianna goldman sorts it out. In just 140 characters president elect donald trump signaled a major shift in u. S. Foreign policy, tweeting, the United States must greatly strengthen and expand its Nuclear Capability until such times as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. Transition officials didnt say what prompted the tweet, but it came the same day that russian president Vladimir Putin said moscow needs to strengthen the military potential of Strategic Nuclear forces. I think the tweet was ambiguous and it was hard to figure out what exactly he meant. Reporter former u. S. Ambassador to nato nicholas burns. In Nuclear Diplomacy and in diplomacy in general, you want to be clear, most of the time especially with your adversaries, about what youre willing to do and not willing to do. Reporter a trump aide later tried to clarify, saying the president elect was referring to the threat of Nuclear Proliferation and the critical need to prevent it. During the campaign mr. Trump also sent conflicting messages on nuclear policy. Look, nuclear should be off the table. But would there be a time when it could be used . Possibly. The trouble is reporter the confusion today overshadowed mr. Trumps long awaited staff announcements including naming former Campaign ManagerKellyanne Conway as counselor to the president making her the topranking woman in the west wing. Former Republican NationalCommittee Spokesperson sean spicer will be the next White House Press secretary. And longtime aide hope hicks will be director of strategic communications. A makeshift memorial is grohl in berlin. At the site of the truck attack. A manhunt continues for the killer. Charlie dagata is in berlin. Reporter theyve reopened parts of the Christmas Market but i cant say theres been a resumption of christmas festivities. The mood here is somber. Lets bring you up to date on the wellbeing of the americans. Richard ramirez, 62 years old, still in the hospital being treated in the intensive care unit. Its thought his partner, a german national, did not survive the attack. The second, russell schultz, from austin, treated and released for what he said were minor injuries but he said he lost two friends. Meanwhile, the manhunt is under way for the person thought to be responsible for all this heartache and damage. Armed forces in berlin and far beyond went on the hunt for their new target and anyone who may have been providing him with help or support. As it turns out the face of germanys prime suspect was also a familiar one to german authorities. The europewide alert names him as anis amri, a tunisian national, but then liszt six false names and multiple nationalities. And it says and he should be considered armed and dangerous. Video posted on a Facebook Page attributed to amri is one of the few moving images of the suspect. Heres what we do know. He crossed into germany july 2015. He applied for asylum but was rejected in the summer of 2016. He was already known to authorities as a possible terror threat, and hed been under surveillance until three months before the attack. Thats because of his alleged ties to this man, abu walla, an iraqi who was arrested in germany only last month, accused of recruiting fighters for isis. Amri should have been deported after his asylum request was denied. But he wasnt, and authorities are asking why. Hed even been in custody after being caught with fake papers. Back home in tunisia amris brother says he was shocked by his brothers alleged involvement in the attack. He said if he could see me now i would tell him you should not have done this. Amri presents a worst Case Scenario for this government, a failed Asylum Seeker with connections to isis, an alleged mass murderer and still on the run. Uber has pulled its fleet of selfdriving cars off the streets of San Francisco. The california dmv said the Driverless Cars werent registered correctly carter evans has that. Reporter the california dmv revoked the registration of 16 of ubers selfdriving cars, saying in a statement it was determined that the registrations were improperly issued for these vehicles because they were not properly marked as test vehicles. They should not be operating his driverless Vehicle Technology on our streets without that permit. Reporter San Francisco mayor ed lee was referring to uber ceo travis kalinek, whose Company Publicly ignored the states weeklong request to pull their selfdriving cars from the road over their failure to obtain proper permits. Uber persistently argued that its selfdriving cars are not fully autonomous because of the presence of a front seat driver and therefore did not need a permit. But on wednesday uber caved to state regulators, saying in part, were now looking at where we could redeploy these cars and will be redoubling our efforts to develop workable statewide rules. They really didnt have a choice. Reporter Tamara Warren is a Senior Transportation editor for Technology Network the verge. Uber made a play that didnt work out in their favor. This technology is very new and we dont know how its going to play out in a regulatory sense yet. Reporter this video may have complicated ubers argument. It appears to show one of its selfdriving vehicles running a red light on the day of the programs rollout. Uber maintains the car in the video was not part of the program and wasnt carrying passengers. Im a big supporter of driverless technology. But were going to have a setback if people arent putting safety when youve got an uncontrollable cough, take delsym, the 1 12hour cough medicine. It helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours. Which means, youre controlling your cough on your morning commute. And later when youre joking with beth. Even when most cough medicines stop, delsym is still working. And when your days over, your cough is still under control. 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Reporter the air strikes day and night obliterate apartments and shatter the nerves. Often the bombs are not aimed at military targets. Theyre not aimed at all. Just a barrel of shrapnel and tnt heaved from a helicopter onto any neighborhood the assad dictatorship does not control. Allahu akbar. Its to terrorize people in this area. Its to tell these people that youre not welcome here and we want you out. Reporter rami jahra is a syrian reporter whose followed the White Helmets from their makeshift beginnings. Allahu akbar. Reporter to todays trained force of 3,000 rescue workers. They provide some sort of security and safety, some sort of hope to civilians that live in this area, that even if you are attacked, even if your building comes down there is someone thats going to come and save you. Reporter you are not alone. Youre not alone, yes. Reporter this little boy was alone and nearly invisible when the White Helmets happened to spot just his hair in the pulverized concrete of his home. Bare hands were in a race with suffocation. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. I think for them its luck. They dig any rubble that they see to get those people out. They frantically dig through every part of any Apartment Building or anything thats been destroyed to check. Theyre usually there for hours after the attack. Reporter how many hours . How many hours . Six, seven hours. Ive seen them operate continuously. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Reporter this is that same boy. His face freed. They excavated the ruin hour by hour. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Reporter the White Helmets say they have saved 70,000, and with each they shout their gratitude to god. Allahu akbar allahu akbar. Reporter majid khalaf and radi saad have been White Helmets three years. Khalaf said, we feel as if we brought that person back to life. The joy at that moment is indescribable. Tell me about the hardest rescue youve ever done. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Reporter there was a woman and her husband, he told us. Only four of her fingers were sticking out of the rubble. We could see her moving her fingers like this. So my colleagues dug her out. And the first thing she asked about was her husband. Theyd been married for ten days. Unfortunately, her husband had been killed. Allahu akbar. Reporter fingers or here the leg of a boy are clues in a chaos of concrete. The leg led to hips and a torso. Body parts are expected. Allahu akbar reporter but then they uncovered a face. [ screaming ] more often than anyone could expect, life is resurrected from a shallow grave. When you uncover one of these faces covered with dust and the eyes open, what is that moment like for you . Radi saad told us, i dont have any feelings. I have a goal. The goal is to save the most people in the least amount of time. But when i go home, ive spent nights crying, really crying. Allahu akbar. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Reporter day after day, building after building, hour after hour, victim after victim, how do you keep going . There are a lot of people who need our help, he said. Theres a 50 chance in every operation that ill live and a 50 chance that ill die. But in the end ive left my mark. Ive left children who are going to live and complete our future. Radi saad calculates his odds at 5050 because the White Helmets themselves are targets of the assad regime. The plane doesnt attack once. It usually attacks twice or three times. So the Civil Defense are able to continue doing their work even understanding that that plane is waiting for people to gather up because it wants to come back and attack when theres a large crowd of people. Reporter the White Helmets call that second bomb run, the one aimed at them, a double tap. And it happened during this rescue in aleppo. [ explosion ] raed saleh wears the loss of his men and his country. He once owned an electronics business. The White Helmets in more than 100 towns elected him their leader. How many of your people have you lost . He told us a white helmet had been killed that morning. And as of last week saleh has lost 154 volunteers. How did the White Helmets begin . After several bombings, he said. There were individual initiatives by regular people. Tailors, blacksmiths, carpenters, university students, doctors, people from different backgrounds who formed teams to respond to emergencies in a more organized fashion. After that there was communication with outside organizations who began to train these teams. This is the training in a country we agreed not to name. Elite disaster teams from other nations teach the use of microphones to sense vibrations and cameras to peer into crevices. The United States chipped in 29 million for this. About a quarter of the White Helmets budget. This home was blasted into a familys tomb. The only thing escaping was one faint voice. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Reporter a white helmet searching calls out, brother, can you see our light . The voice replies, somethings on my back. Hes right. Its the roof. But for an inch the 16yearold boy would be dead. Youre looking at him, right there, face down. This is his shoulder, and his right arm already in a cast. No architects calculation of blast loading or lateral resistance can explain the simple miracles of survival. After seven hours it appears the boy emerged an orphan and only child. Everyone else in the house was dead. [ speaking Foreign Language ]. Hrpt Hani Al Abdullah is a syrian journalist who posts stories of the White Helmets on youtube. If there is meaning to the word courage, he said, it is represented by the Civil Defense. Abdullahs stories caught the disapproving notice of the assad dictatorship, and last june the door of his Apartment Building was connected to a bomb. Without me hearing any explosion, he said, there was stone and steel on top of me and i couldnt move any of my limbs. Rescue workers hed covered came to uncover him. When i heard the sound of the Civil Defense bulldozer, i started to feel some hope that i might live. Slowly the stones started to be removed rock by rock. All of the weight started to lessen. Reporter just hearing their voices gave you hope that you would live . Exactly, he said. I was able to breathe, to hear their voices. It was difficult to open my eyes but i opened them a little and saw them wearing their White Helmets. I was so happy that i was out of the rubble. And you can see the full report on our coughs that cough doesnt sound so good. Well i think you sound great. Move over. Easy booger man. Take mucinex dm. Itll take care of your cough. Fine ill text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. One pill lasts 12 hours, so. Looks like im good all night ah david, please, listen. Still not coughing. Not fair you guys waffles are my favorite ah some cough medicines only last 4 hours. But just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. Start the relief. Ditch the misery. Lets end this. Theres concern across the pond for the health of Queen Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip. The royals postponed their Christmas Travel plans. Both of them suffering from colds. That has millions of brits on edge. Mark phillips reports. You cant tell by looking today, but its been a pretty damp and miserable start to the winter here. And theres a cold bug about one that even the gates of Buckingham Palace cant stop. Of course royals dont get common colds. They get heavy ones. The royal standard, the queens official flag, which indicates where she is, was still flying over Buckingham Palace this morning. It shouldnt have been. The royals should be at their Country Estate in sand, m up in the northeast of england where they go every christmas. This is them last year. The family parade at sandringham is as much a part of the holidays here as Christmas Trees and carols, although the queen now drives to church. For the trip to be even delayed this year and for Health Reasons is a cause for worry. She famously carries on regardless. And this time apparently she couldnt carry on. I think thats significant. The fact that the queen felt unwell enough to travel to sandringham when thats all she would have wanted to have done yesterday, was stick to her plan. Reporter the queen is 90 now. Prince philip is 95 and has had a number of Health Issues over the past years. The famous royal stoicism has come up against the hard place of advancing years lately. Philip was hospitalized for what was called a bladder infection after the couple stood in the rain for hours during this river pageant a few years ago. Hes been rushed to hospital several times for a series of heart problems and investigative surgery. The couple have announced theyll be doing fewer public events. But theyre still determined to do what they can. And when they cant the world notices. The queen and Prince Philip are famously robust for their age. In fact Prince Philip bragged to a doctor here a couple weeks ago wondering why he hadnt had the flu in 40 years. The doctor responded saying maybe its because he doesnt take the subway like everybody else. ,,,,,,,, if youre still doing Holiday Shopping online and expect to have your items delivered by christmas, you may be out of luck. Online shopping is expected to account for 117 billion worth of holiday sales this season. And getting all those packages delivered is a monumental task. I paid a visit to an amazon prime now hub, one of the last resort places trying to get your packages by december 25th. Sleigh bells ring are you listening if youve avoided the crowded malls this Holiday Season by ordering online, you havent really prevented a headache. Youve just transferred it to the folks whose job it is to get your packages delivered by christmas day. Its stressful, but its very energetic. Weve been preparing all year for this ever since last peak. Reporter fedex is expecting to break records this shipping season. A 10 increase over last year. And to ensure the blizzard of packages arrives on time, fedex has its eyes on the skies. Weve got 15 meteorologists 24 7 around the clock watching the weather worldwide. And were really geared up here. We have contingency plans for everything. Ups. Reporter ups is also expecting record shipments. Up 14 to more than 700 million packages. And to make sure santa gets the job done, experts say it takes a lot of extra elves. Ups has hired about 95,000 people for the holidays. Fedex has hired about 50,000. Reporter at the soma apartment complex in miami when a carrier comes nail enter their code reporter residents usually use this digital bin system to pick up their packages. But the delivery deluge is cathy a package pileup. Theyve seen a 70 increase this week alone. We actually counted how many packages we had overflow at one time during the day and we had 198 packages back here. Reporter many retailers are promising lastminute delivery options. If you order online today, amazon prime, target, best buy, and walmart all say they can get your package under the tree by the 25th. With some even promising nextday delivery on the 24th. But if weather conditions get bad, not even rudolph can save the day. They shouldnt wait till the day before to order. Even if the retailer promises guaranteed delivery next day because they dont have control over it. Dont wait till the day before. Amazon operates 30 of those hubs around the country. Theyre actually offering twohour delivery for some items that they promise they can get to you by midnight christmas eve. The one bit of advice for next year if you dont want this stress, order a little earlier. Thats the overnight news for this friday. For some of you the news continues. For others check back with us a little later for the morning little later for the morning news and cbs this morninin captioning funded by cbs its friday, december 23rd, 2016. This is the cbs morning news. I want hey. Sorry. All flights are delayed. Holiday travel is if full swing and that means long waits at the airport and Stormy Weather could put a damper on your journey. Christmas weekend will include heavy rain and snow in large parts of the country. And reviving the Nuclear Arms Race. Both president elect donald trump and russian president Vladimir Putin calling for the