Captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This morning investigators are at the scene of a wild shootout in a new jersey neighborhood that left six people dead. Two men with highpowered rifles took aim at Police Officers yesterday in jersey city. Witnesses say they heard rapid gunfire for 16 minutes straight. People ran for cover. Schools were put on lockdown. Among those killed, a veteran police officer. The mayor believes the suspects targeted a Kosher Grocery store for murder. Don dahler has the latest. Reporter rapid gunfire turned this Residential Community into a combat zone. [ gunfire ] heavily armed officers rushed people to safety. Shes okay reporter as helicopters hovered above. Im hearing a lot of gunshots. Like unloading guns. And it was really bad. Reporter every Single School in jersey city was placed on lockdown. Worried parents were turned away including juan cabrera.
why the pentagon doesn t want polar plunge: temperatures across the u.s. dropping as much as 40 degrees in some places tonight as snow heads into the deep south. we re in new zealand, where the death toll is rising from the volcano. rescuers tell of harrowing conditions. we ll have the latest on the american newlyweds caught in the eruption. plus a new warning about your food. another outbreak of deadly bacteria traced to salad. what you should not be eating tonight. and how a wrong number turned this man into the accidental santa. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. and as we come on the air tonight, the death toll is rising after a wild shoot-out in the streets of a new jersey neighborhood. the gunfight lasted for hours. witnesses say at one point they heard rapid fire for 16 minutes straight as heavily armed police descended on two crime scenes. police on the street
polar plunge: temperatures across the u.s. dropping as much as 40 degrees in some places tonight as snow heads into the deep south. we re in new zealand, where the death toll is rising from the volcano. rescuers tell of harrowing conditions. we ll have the latest on the american newlyweds caught in the eruption. plus a new warning about your food. another outbreak of deadly bacteria traced to salad. what you should not be eating tonight. and how a wrong number turned this man into the accidental santa. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: there s breaking news as we come on the air tonight. because the death toll is rising after a wild shoot-out in the streets of a new jersey neighborhood. the gunfight lasted for hours. witnesses say at one point they heard rapid fire for 16 minutes straight as heavily armed police descended on two crime scenes. police on the street ran for cover. it all happened in jersey cit
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EL PASO, Texas (EL PASO MATTERS) — The El Paso Independent School District’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Thursday to extend Superintendent Diana Sayavedra’s contract for another five years after a closed door discussion. This new contract comes without a pay raise, but she did get a $20,000 payment toward a retirement account. Sayavedra […]