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And then, a couple hours later, we got the call that he had been crushed underneath a car that he was fixing. >> reporter: brian was dead. really? that didnt make any sense to emily. >> he would have put blocks under the tires. >> reporter: he knew his way around a vehicle? >> right. >> reporter: and then, he was dead? >> yeah. >> reporter: the bodies were piling up, five now. but none of the findings in any of the cases, including brians, concluded there was foul play. >> it was classified, and...

Back to breaking news out of new orleans. a partial hotel collapse has already killed one person. we have three others missing. reporter travers mackel from wdsu tv, reported just minutes ago from the scene. take a listen. >> reporter: you can really see the damage. were on the sixth floor of the condos at 1201 canal and you can see the building. this is the hard rock hotel construction site, and you can really see how much it collapsed right here, from the top floors all the way down to about t...

They have a couple of different layers of people to get involved and they all take a little bit off the top. it can become very lucrative as you would imagine in a place like ukraine. >> yeah. dave ehrenberg, theres a florida angle to this story you were telling me about. what is it? >> well, theres always a florida angle to everything, joe. >> there certainly is. >> okay. >> here these two guys live in south florida. they have a history of financial disputes and lawsuits. mr. parness in particu...

Jake sherman, let me come to you for a moment here. from 30,000 feet here, jake, what do you see here? what are some of the red flags that this raises? >> reporter: in the last two days weve seen two exceedingly damaging stories about rudy giuliani and the president. yesterday bloomberg reported an excellent scoop about how rudy giuliani pressed then secretary of state rex tillerson to intervene on behalf of somebody he was involved with. and then this today. you start asking yourself at what po...

You some money and buy you a boat for your personal benefit, and then you go to work on getting me a permit to build that skyscraper, it has to be a little bit closer to that than just necessarily a donation and somebody taking a look into something or advocating for a position. >> and as we all have learned, prosecuting elected officials on campaign charges is incredibly hard to make that happen. a lot easier to go after the illegal donor in this case, igor and lev. crystal, tom, ill let you gu...

Justice ruth bader ginsburg: justice ruth bader ginsburg: "title v11 was meant to strike out the entire spectrum of sex now, the courts two new justices seemed impossible to predict. justice neil gorsuch did seem somewhat open to the idea that the words of the law might be read to cover this kind of thscrimination, but then he worried about "massive social upheaval." l.rah. >> odonnell: all right, jan, thank you. the trump administrations immigration crkdown on the southern border is expanding. ...

>> odonnell: californias largest utility is warning tonight that its going to cut off power to more than 800,000 customers to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. the national weather service calls the fire danger in northern california "extreme." jonathan vigliotti reports, the first blackouts are just hours away. >> reporter: tonight, most of northern california on edge, the pending power shutdown a desperate effort to protect from wildfires. the states largest public utility pg&e wa...

Pg&e is going to cut off power to more than 800,000 customers to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. and, how a president and a talk show host are teaching us all a lesson in civility. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah odonnell. >> odonnell: good evening, and thanks so much for joining us for our western edition. breaking news: three big headlines in the impeachment the white house tonight is calling the inquiry "unprecedented" and "constitutionally illegitimate," and says it ...

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Extreme fire danger could leave almost 800,000 pg&e customers in 34 counties in the dark. for the bay area, nearly 280,000 people have been warned. >> this is something that we do. >> frustrated because were not getting the right information. >> reporter: look at the staggering numbers in each of the eight bay area counties, tens of thousands of people making last minute preparations. or the possibility of five or more days with no electricity. the frustration is building. >> maybe five to seven...