scores! glor: the u.s. women s hockey team red hot and ice gold. this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. glor: good evening. we re going to begin tonight with breaking news from florida and a jarring revelation from the broward county sheriff. he said today an armed security officer in parkland had a chance to stop last week s shooting but did not. video at the scene showed he was outside and never went in. 17 people were killed, 14 were hurt. the deputy has now resigned. manuel bojorquez has more with this late information. manny. reporter: well, jeff, the sheriff s office also released documents showing that the school resource officer had received information about the shooting suspect, nikolas cruz, and his potential to carry out a school shooting, two years before it happened. but it s his actions the day of the shooting that led to his suspension. what i saw was a deputy arrive at the west side of building 12, take up a position, and he never went in
mira-curls ? the u.s. wins a gold in a winter game few understand. ninan: good evening, i m reena ninan. t begin with the release today of a memo from democrats on the duse intelligence committee. it s a rebuttal document to a thpublican memo released earlier this month that alleged anti-trump bias at the f.b.i. and justice department. paula reid is at the white house. reporter: reena, as you just noted, republicans earlier this month released a memo suggesting that the f.b.i. abused its surveillance power to monitor former trump campaign adviser carter page. they alleged that the f.b.i. requested a warrant based on information from someone who had an anti-trump bias. but today s memo, which is authored by democrats, alleges that the f.b.i. actually had an frompendent basis separate from the information in the infamous dossier to believe page was knowingly helping russian intelligence. and republicans have charged that the warrant to monitor page ecints the origins of th
And on March 4, 1934, skiers — 378 of them — climbed aboard a Delaware and Hudson train in Schenectady and rode the 60-mile trip by rail to North Creek.
This winter, some 90 years later, that historic train ride and some of the skiers aboard that day are being celebrated for their place in winter-sports history.
And on March 4, 1934, skiers — 378 of them — climbed aboard a Delaware and Hudson train in Schenectady and rode the 60-mile trip by rail to North Creek.
This winter, some 90 years later, that historic train ride and some of the skiers aboard that day are being celebrated for their place in winter-sports history.