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Day for 301 men and women in the f.d.n.y.s class of 2019. among them, a record number who are answering the call as their 9/11. heres mola lenghi. >> reporter: these new graduates of the new york fire academy are now among new york citys bravest, inheriting a legacy of service and sacrifice. >> probationary firefighter rebecca asaro. >> reporter: for some, like rebecca and mark asaro, its a family legacy. >> its a big accomplishment. it was very challenging, but we all stuck together and got by....

♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: tonight, a game changer. the impeachment process begins. house speaker pelosi announces a formal inquiry after reports that president trump tried to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival, joe biden. the president says he has nothing to hide. republicans react, and we have in-depth team coverage. also tonight, for the first time, body-cam video takes us inside the apartment of a man shot to death by a dallas officer, now on trial f...

Reasonable to mandate background checks for all commercial gun sales? >> were waiting to see how we can actually achieve something t this issue. >> reporter: what do you believe? >> im going to wait and assess the proposal that actually could become law. >> reporter: the republican leader said theres no point in him endorsing any particular policy until he knows what the president would sign. democrats say they wont believe that republican leaders are serious about this issue until they start ge...

You. >> reporter: 20 veterans take their lives every day in america. 6,000 a year. personal finances, broken relationships and loneliness are all factors. >> you have to deal with all of them. >> reporter: responder terrance davis, a navy veteran himself says he always tries to answer by the second ring. whats the stress level for you? s> the stress is, man, it is ighly stressful. >> reporter: former sergeant danny oneel knows that feeling. santa cruz, california, may be a long way from the batt...

Just now," >> reporter: we took a look from above. it is the dry season so there are naturally occurring fires. but what is different about the fire activity down below this year is that scientists say what is left of the rainforest is dryer than it should be. and that, they believe, is a result of climate change. the irony is the amazon is seen as key to fighting climate change. but we found families concerned at this point, only about saving their homes. even if a pail of water and a garden ho...

Manuel bojorquez explains why this crisis is worsening. >> reporter: if the weekend was any measure, the flames are winning. more than 10,000 new fires were reported over the past few days. many believe to be sparked by farmers clearing land. this is the aftermath. even among the ashes here you can see the signs of deforestation. meme of these fallen trees still bear the clean marks from where they were chopped down. under intense pressure, brazilian president jair bolsonaro ordered the military...

>> this is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell. >> garrett: good evening. norah is off tonight. im major garrett. and this is our western edition. the suspect in the el paso massacre told arresting officers he was targeting mexicans, that according to documents obtained by cbs news. it was one week ago tomorrow the suspect allegedly opened fire in a walmart near the mexican border, killing 22 people. minutes earlier he allegedly posted an essay that spoke of getting rid of hispanic immigran...