choke hold on a new york city subway turned himself into police. i m not going to stop until we get full justice. on the ground, on the ground, on the ground. tornadoes were reported in the central plains. the area around oklahoma city had the worst damage. families of the victims killed in last year s mass shooting at a supermarket in buffalo, new york, are suing multiple social media companies. social media can brainwash a lot of people. norah: after a frantic search, a cleveland ems worker is found safe. you will never believe this. we just got a call from lachelle jordan. the brakes slammed. we were all terrified and shocked. s t b. omne c911. very poulge. i don t know. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. and we begin with breaking news and a guilty verdict in the trial of an idaho mom accused of killing her two youngest children. the case gripped the nation, and it revolves around a doomsday cult
the busan s reason enough to hold off getting him a phone for another day. how do you feel about that? whatever. my parents are old school. reporter: but for good reason. i guess. reporter: sometimes even heroes have it hard. steve hartman, on the road, near detroit. norah: every parent is going to show their kids that story. all right. finally tonight come a a special goodbye and heartfelt thank you to a longtime member of the cbs news family. veteran london-based cameraman andy stevenson is stepping down after spending nearly 40 years on the front lines, covering global hot spots in war, letting viewers witness history through the lens of his camera. thank you, andy, for your talent, hard work, but most of all, your friendship to all of us at cbs news. and that is tonight sews.
for students at carter middle school in warren, michigan. but for those on bus 46 that april afternoon, it was the beginning of an unforgettable ordeal. all of a sudden, the brakes get slammed. we all were just terrified and shocked. and that is when i, like, looked up and saw him. reporter: seven greater dillon reeves had grabbed the steering wheel. soon after, police called the boys father and stepmother. steve and ireta. are you the parent of dillon reeves? i say, yes. what did he do? no, this is a good phone call, your son is a hero. he stopped the bus. reporter: to explain and secy footage shows how dylan noticed the driver was having a medical emergency and immediate he sprang from his seat. i just knew what to do in thatel, hit the break, an
to a shelter volunteers are building themselves. installing showers, even a barbershop. that is where we met wendy run down and her 12-year-old, brian. what are you thinking? [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] reporter: everything you re been through to get here. back at the border, the fate of tens of thousands hang in limbo. here at the brownsville bus station, migrants prepare for the next leg of their journey in america. also today, u.s. officials confirming a 17-year-old migrant from honduras who entered the united states without a parent cuody iflor has died in u.s norah? foeeshdightafter goingyear-old ying someoneried tburn her alive. surveillance video shows the