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New boarding process designed to keep peace between you passengers, back in 30 minutes with that and much more. >> glor: a legal setback for the president. a judge rules against the president and his attorney in the battle over seized documents following a courthouse spectacle today. also tonight, following american air strikes, our cbs news team is at the site of a chemical attack in syria while weapons inspectors remain blocked. the c.e.o. of starbucks goes to philadelphia to try to calm the s...

New backlash against california sanctuary state policy next. >> glor: five years after the boston marathons darkest day, there was a very big reason to celebrate today. for the first time in more than three decades, an american woman broke the tape. don dahler is in boston. >> reporter: it was less a race than an epic test of will. 30,000 runners battled frigid temperatures, driving rain, and fierce head winds. but one woman, two-time olympian tis linden, would not be denied, not again. >> i thi...

Matches up to 5%, i think its a great idea to start there. your contribution, $125 a month, plus the match, or grow it over 40 years, you end up with over $300,000, and if youre one of the many americans who are getting a tax refund, the average this year is just under $2,900, you can use these two pieces to really jump-start your retirement. >> glor: not a bad idea to try to put in as much as you possibly can. >> reporter: as early as you. can. >> glor: jill, thanks. up next here, a marathon wi...

Retirement is on the horizon, but he is a little worried. >> i should have planned a lot sooner. you know, when i was 20. life gets in the way. >> reporter: in the early 90s, neighbarger contributed to his companys 401(k) for a few years but then stopped for more than a bucade. he finally decided to get serious and restarted contributions in 2014. over by the ice cream sandwich assembly line, 27-year-old machine operator ryan bickle could do just as his older coworkers suggest. >> the hardest pa...

We asked him to take us to where the missile allegedly hit. he took us up here and pointed there where we found a missile neatly resting. syria insists there was no chemical attack, while the u.s., france, and u.k. blame syria. since those coalition air harikes, bashar al-assads rivernment has tried to show it was unaffected. today they highlighted their military gains. xais is exactly what the syrian ,overnment wants us to see, syrian forces here in douma and back in control. rebels had run thi...

Some degree. me was a doer, not just a teamer. he talked about what could atcome, but he left us a blueprint for how that could be manifested. ar leading the march, the reverend martin luther king. >> dad was radical and revolutionary, and america doesnt understand that yet. >> reporter: i have to ask this question of you: did you have to tse your father for the nation wod the world to appreciate him the way they do today? >> you look at the greater good in terms of the sacrifice, because if he ...

Be happier. whats the one dream you really want to come true? >> probably that i can be really up there in my department earning a lot of money and still keeping the friends that i have. good job, guys. >> reporter: both gloria and christopher know there are challenges ahead. eit being given a chance to prove their worth is all they really ask for. if other kids or young adults or o ults with autism are watching this, what do you... whats your message to them? >> dont give up. always aim high. d...

Toxtbooks for show and tell, a eld ered 12-year-old history book held together by masking tape. do you want to stay here? df you had your choice, would f i go elsewhere? >> if i had a choice, i definitely would go back to texas. >> reporter: oklahoma teachers rank 49th in pay and havent received a raise in more than a decade. for weeks teachers threatened to walk out unless lawmakers raised their pay by $10,000. a st week the legislature passed a tax hike to increase teacher pay by an average of...

Al reporter: in 2015, microsoft replaced the traditional one-day job interview with a vetting process that lasts for weeks and team building exercises, like this one. christopher stood out and was hired right away as a software engineer. >> i like it. well done. >> reporter: its an idea thats attching on. german software maker s.a.p. started its autism at work project five years ago, and since then its hired 128 people on the spectrum. gloria mendoza looked for a job for a year before finally ro...

That were seeing back and h,rth, but president trump edreatened to impose $60 billion worth of tariffs over intellectual property violations against china. there is a big question over how this impacts any future negotiation with north korea where china will also possibly be at the table. >> glor: another thing to keep in mind. bianna, thank you very much. hundreds of schools were closed today in oklahoma and kentucky. thousands of teachers walked out of classrooms to rally in state ahpitals. th...