The 85yearold teacher that just wont quit. I think the more positive you are, the healthier you are. This is the cbs weekend news. Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. Stunning new details tonight about the gunman who shot and killed three people at a florida military base. The gunman reportedly watched videos of Mass Shootings before the attack. David begnaud leads us off tonight from the Naval Air Station pensacola. Reporter tonight, the Associated Press is reporting that the gunman, Mohammed Saeed alshamrani, held a dinner party earlier this week where he watched videos of Mass Shootings. And one of the people who was at that party, according to the Associated Press, recorded alshamrani during the shooting from outside the building as the shooting was taking place. Tonight, the a. P. Also reports 10 saudi students are being held here on the base and that others are unaccount the for. When that news broke, we were interviewing sheriff david morgan of escambia county, whose deputies re
Mold everydy housing. Dangerous threat north korea suggests it could deliver the u. S. An ominous christmas gift. It kim jongun ready to launch new missiles . Plus an alarming new report why are sex offenders able to sign up on some of your favorite dating apps. What you need to know. Theyre serial rapists and this is how they prey on their women. Odonnell our favorite story of the day the teacher who who never gives up, not a single sick day in 26 years. What we can all learn from her positive outlook on life. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening and thank you so much for joining us. There is breaking news as we come on the air. A new report tonight accuses President Trump was compromising National Security to advance his personal political interests by trying to pressure ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election. The report also accuses Key Administration officials of being involved in the scheme, and this now set
Any way to treat the families of u. S. Troops . Mold everywhere in their onbase housing. Dangerous threat north korea suggests it could deliver the u. S. An ominous christmas gift. It kim jongun ready to launch new missiles . Plus an alarming new report why are sex offenders able to sign up on some of your favorite dating apps. What you need to know. Theyre serial rapists and this is how they prey on their women. Odonnell and our favorite story of the day the teacher who never gives up, not a single sick day in 26 years. What we can all learn from her positive outlook on life. Is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west. And there is breaking news as we come on the air. A new report tonight accuses President Trump was compromising National Security to advance his personal political interests by trying to pressure ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election. The report also accuses Key Administration off
necessary. but if we do, we ll use it. reporter: at the moment, the state department is calling for sustained talks to solve this standoff. that s not nearly enough for kim jong-un. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. o donnell: an alarming new investigation tonight may have some thinking twice before using those free dating apps. it finds many don t screen whether users are registered sex offenders. nikki battiste has one woman s horror story. reporter: janine dunphy says a free dating website connected her with a man she says raped her. i would have never thought somebody like him would be on a dating website. reporter: dunphy is one of about 10 million americans a new investigation says is one click away from a sexual predator, hiding behind a profile on free dating apps and sites like tinder, okcupid, hinge, and plenty of fish. all of those apps are owned by match group which also runs
he was later acquitted. by 2017, papamechail was back on plenty of fish, where he matched with a woman who also told police he raped her. a case against him was dropped after that woman died the next year. dunphy says these dating apps need to do more. a simple background check would have saved this whole thing from happening. reporter: in a statement, match group called the investigations inaccurate, telling us, we do not tolerate sex offenders on our site and spend millions of dollars annually to prevent, monitor, and remove bad actors from our apps. norah. o donnell: all right, nikki, thank you. there is still much more ahead on tonight s cbs evening news. a powerful new message tonight from the teenager who famously hugged the police officer who killed his brother. and later, we join the celebration for a teacher who s always been there. nning service, and i see it with zero commissions on online trades.