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tomorrow, here is what is developing right now. at this hour president trump leaving florida, returning to the white house and the fray, firing back at democratic senator dick durbin in a tweet just moments ago after the senator claimed he made vulgar comments about haiti and african nations in a meeting last week. details on this and what effect it will have on the immigration deal. attempts at avoiding a government shutdown just four days away. as democrats are calling the president racist the country is honoring the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. alveda king, activist, niece of the civil rights icon joins us with a response. hawaii is still trying to shake off the panic from a false alarm that sent people scrambling for their lives. you won t believe where one congresswoman is placing the blame for the whole thing? the latest on the fallout and what we now know. also joining thus hour, lieutenant-general thomas mcinerney, steve hilton, charlie hurt, ....
and they were with dr. king on his final march. this man, he s going to change a lot of things. this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: good evening. president trump is returning to the white house tonight ahead of a big week and following what has been an eventful day. there were protests outside his mar-a-lago estate in florida by haitians upset about the president s comments last week. on this dr. martin luther king, jr., day, king s children also criticized the language. we cannot allow the nations of the world to embrace the words that come from our president as a reflection of the true spirit of america. glor: well, this comes as the president and congressional democrats are at odds over the future of daca and funding the government. margaret brennan is at the white house tonight. margaret? reporter: well, the immigration debate is complicating efforts to keep the government open as some democrats want to see the daca program extended along with ....
let s get to the global market picture. let s look at a start to the year which has been the best start to the s&p since 2003. the first nine trading days of the year up 4.2% on friday the dow was up 0.9 the other two indices up 0.7%. week to date about 1.5% to 2% of gains. this morning, as you can see, resoundingly positive start in the premarket. dow up 271 points. the s&p up just 14 the nasdaq up 38 very much the dow surging higher this morning ten-year treasury note for you which has been in focus, last week yields rose in lieu of international yields rising at the start of the week, but then gave up some of that gain towards the back half of last week we re at 2.53% we got very close to 2.6 early part of last week. look at the mood in asia the nikkei at a fresh 27-year high, up 1% in today s trade hang seng closing actually at a record high, 31,904. stocks there up 1.8% the shanghai composite up 0.8% south korea seeing gains of a similar amount the key economic dat ....
an hour or two off makes a difference? it s like a new jet lag every week think about that the three -day weekends yesterday kaley was up early. that kept me on track. if you go to bed early ben franklin. 7 to 8 hours, instead of getting fancy i thought you were going with the early to bed, early to rise. it sounds like you re getting a little bit too how does this guy know? if you get 7 or 8, you re great. god bless you if you re getting 7 to 8 now you re saying it has to be this time i can call you early on weekends if you d like let s look at u.s. equity futures. it s been a huge year already, just two trading weeks in. look at this this morning, futures are surging, dow indicated up by 267 points s&p futures up by 17 nasdaq up by 14. this comes after last week where the dow was up 507 points. nasdaq up by 1.7%. gains across the board with the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 and many other indices result ending at all-time highs it s cont ....
was, quote, treasonous. the fireworks on the hill on immigration, the dreamers and on the president s profane comments. the head of homeland security testifying under oath, pressed on why she could not remember specifics from the oval office. and how she answered when asked norway is a predominantly white country, isn t it? and the deadly flu tonight, the mother of three, a marathon runner, just 40 years old, who died 48 hours after coming down with the flu. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with new reporting and new video, after 13 siblings were allegedly held captive in their own home, some shackled to furniture and malnourished. family photos have been made public. the brothers and sisters, the youngest, just 2 years old. david and louise turpin are now accused of torture and child endangerment. and now they are the ones in handcuffs. tonight, we are now learning the story of the daughter who brave ....