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Jeff. >> glor: >> glor: eric, thank you very much. along the california coast, folks are again forced from their homes. mireya villareal is mireya villarreal is in montecito, california. >> reporter: with a few hours left before the storm actually hits, deputies are actually sing door to door. they are trying to warn s sidents, urge them to leave their homes with their valuables and their families before its too late. most of the homes sergeant bradwell and his team hit were ewready empty. >> we...

We are looking at who is downsizing, next. people who knew erin feiss are not surprised that he for the safety of his students above his own. he died a hero at the first sound of gunshots he yelled over his radio that it was not fire crackers and ran to protect students.

R bullets rang out, students quietly hid wherever they could... >> hands, hands! >> reporter: ...as police raced to their rescue. coconut creek officer michael r onard was the first to spot cruz, one hour and 20 minutes after the first shot was fired, about two miles away. is i discovered an individual walking on the sidewalk that was wearing the clothing description that had been given over the radio. he complied with my commands and was taken into custody without any issues. >> there needs to ...

Could surprise. thats tonight on the evening news.>> thank you for watching tonight at 5:00. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> today is a day of healing. today is a day of mourning. >> glor: florida and the nation remember the lives lost in the parkland school shooting. >> each person who was stolen from us yesterday had a full life ahead of them. >> nobody should have to go through this. >> the violence has to stop. >> the suspects been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. >> and...

Military for what it is, which is probably one of the greatest racial union fires in the history of the world, where you come in whether you are black, youre white, whether you are rich or poor, and your drill instructor looks at you and you know, pete, you are all equally worthless in their eyes until you become either a marine, an airman, you become a sailor or soldier. we work together. everybody from all different background, and you come out and the only thing that you are pleading is red o...

That smoke cigarettes, and that sort of thing, and its not the case at all. >> reporter: in 2014, solder had strgery for testicular cancer, and kept playing. the next year, cancer really hit fme for solder and his wife, lexi. hudson, their first child, was three months old. >> we were giving him a bath. we felt a lump on his left side, which felt weird, you know. weve never noticed it before. >> reporter: hudson had a rare kidney cancer. >> hudson has tumors in both kidneys, and then in each kid...

Coming up. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: blinded by the white. a blizzard plows up the east coast, making driving s,eacherous, flying nearly impossible, and turning frozen inter into projectiles. >> its the wind. rere barely being able to stand up with it, and this is just beginning. >> glor: also tonight, wall street is covered in snow, but stocks are red hot. the dow hits 25,000. the justice department cracks dwn on pot just days after california makes it legal. the major securi...

Maow in january is expected in maine, but its not every day they see and feel this: bone- chilling wind gusts of up to 50 otles per hour, making it almost impossible to get around by foot and car. with snow falling at a rate of two inches an hour, emergency management officials are bracing for a very long night. >> its been cold so none of that has melted away, and our biggest fear is were going to lose power. >> reporter: 20 miles south of portland, on ferry beach, we watched the storm swallow ...

Of here as the educated, by the educator. >> every day that i came in to our workshops, he welcomed me with a hug, always. always came up to me, shook my hand, and gave me a hug. >> reporter: what was that like? >> oh, its-- you cant describe something like that. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: sometimes, just talking takes courage, but creating music sounds even better. ( applause ) jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> glor: and that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. im jeff glor. good night. captionin...

Captioning sponsored ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: the holiday rush. as millions head out, new surveillance techniques are deployed. a reporter: it scans people as ghey enter the subway, looking for hidden explosives like suicide vests. >> glor: also tonight: >> it is so decided. >> glor: the u.n.s vote on the trump administrations jerusalem plan. >> this vote will be remembered. >> glor: margaret brennan is with the vice president on an unannounced visit to afghanistan. life expe...