damaged in 2013. that has not been fixed. scott: thank you. we're monitoring the developing story out of fairfax county where police are investigating the death of a teenager. they know she died of some sort of overdose but they do not know what kind of drug. "7 on your side" is fighting back investigator jennifer donelan spent much of last month telling you stories from the her from maryland to west virginia and down into virginia. she is live outside centreville high school with more on the investigation. >> we just met with the family. the two sisters, her two aunts and her mother. they are utterly devastated. the family of springer doesn't want her death to overshadow her 17 years of life. >> my baby sister, it kills me that people hear her name. it will be associated with drugs and heroin. she has never done it in her whole life. jennifer: springer homecoming princess taking classes to be a dental hygienist died tuesday morning of an apparent drug overdose and the circumstances are at the center of investigation. >> this was in a family's home. the parents were there. it happened

businesses grow. scott mcgrew: this week, we find out the secrets of the food truck. on a good day, a clever cook can clear thousands of dollars. food truck godfather matt cohen, my guest this morning. plus, vacation time approved. a silicon valley ceo says what's best for employees is best for the company, including unlimited time off. and young entrepreneurs prepare to turn a profit. our reporters, michal lev-ram of fortune magazine, and quentin hardy of the new york times, this week on "press:here." [music] scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. it is time, it is time for all those clever san francisco high-tech startups to make some money. money is the point of starting a business. it's not to change the world, it's to make money. for several years now, tech startups worried about growth, expanding into new markets, becoming a household name. here, we see a delivery worker for san francisco's taskrabbit as he goes on his assigned errands. taskrabbit has received more than $50 million in venture capital funding. and its ceo leah busque's job: to start delivering profits.

islamic state has been waging suicide bombings in the region. scott: today the pentagon said isis' second in command is dead after days in syria. this comes as the police make more arrests in the belgian terror attacks. as marci gonzalez reports, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in belgium today. marci: dramatic raids and arrests in belgium. angoing determined effort to track down anyone with links to the deadly attacks in brussels. but the two surviving terrorists who helped carry out the bombings still on the run, including this man shown with the two suicide bombers at the airport moments before this. the horrific aftermath of the scene where new york res -- residents were killed. still missing the cup from tennessee. and among the survivors american missionary mason wells who was also at the scene of the boston marathon bombing and nea time of the attacks there. >> i don't know if i was born under a lucky star. i was fortunate to have escaped with the injuries i have escaped with at the airport. i have been close to the bombs. marci: secretary of state john kerry in belgium meeti

, abc7 news. scott: all right. helpful information. thank you, tom. this might be the best day to head out and participate in national cherry blossom festival events. there is a change in the weather coming. meteorologist steve rudin is here with the forecast. steve: a cold front on the way but it will hold off until late tonight and early tomorrow morning. if you have plans to head to the tidal basin this everything go for it. it will be beautiful. 77 degrees right now at reagan national airport. 79 in leesburg. a little cooler to the south and west of us. luray in the lower 70's. satellite and radar. a lot of sunshine. clouds building to the north and the west. that is part of the could front that is eventually going to move through early tomorrow morning. wouldn't you know it, bringing shower activity in sometime for the rush through the everything and the overnight the slowly falling in the 60's. chief meteorologist doug hill will join us in a few minutes from the tidal basin and have a look at the seven-day forecast. scott? scott: a man has been rescued from an empty water tower i

whats coming up ... after the break scott: we'll have... "you're watching abc9 news this morning... with ... lukas voss... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news this morning. " "" scott: good morning siouxland.we had a east. our road conditions arerelick, so be careful! temperatures are in the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow will venture through with minimal accumulations.s. overall, this week will be on the warmer side of normal. today's high is 32 with a few early flurries then partly cloudy skies. it'll be cold tonight falling to a low of 16. tomorrow's high is 47 with mostly cloudy skies and a handful of sprinkles/flurries. here's your extended 7 day forecast. lukas scott: pushing away to the east. our road conditions are slick, the teens and 20s on a cold morning. let's get a check of your stormcast hd where we're going to have a quiet and cold tuesday. tomorrow evening, a system bearing some light rain and snow

through the panama canal. scott thuman examines the dangers of the green lagoon. scott only a few yea a cays in the spratly islands off the coast of the philippines and south vietnam were largely uninhabited, wanted only as fertile fishing grounds. today, converted to military outposts equipped with runways and sophisticated radar towers. adm. harris: china's intent to militarize the south china sea is as certain as a traffic jam in d.c. scott: admiral harry harris, jr., is head of the us pacific command. he came to capitol hill to raise concerns about china's intent. adm. harris: in my opinion, china is clearly militarizing the south china sea and you would have to believe in the flat earth to think otherwise. greg poling: you're seeing an entirely new island, where nothing existed before. scott: greg poling runs the asia maritime transparency initiative. they commission satellite photos to monitor china's activities. greg poling: we have at least two radars under construction, a heli-pad. scott: these photos, as recent as february, show china's construction continuing at a breakneck s

phil can do is post 10 under. still wraps up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles aroun

can do is post 10 under. still wraps up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart p

about the dred scott case of 1857. let me introduce you to our two guests to talk about the history and impacts of this case. coeditor of is the a book called the dred scott case, welcome to our program. prof. bracey: thank you for having me. ms. swain: mrs. jones is from the university of michigan and chair of the african-american the studies program at the law school. glad to have you. that blacks,ed whether free or slaves weren't citizens of the united states. and they also made unconstitutional the missouri compromise. they said congress did not have the authority. set theg to ask you to table for us in the mid-1850's united states. what was the background that gave rise to this? what was the country like at this point? there are a few things that are important for dred scott, not the least of which was the fugitive slave act. it marks a turning point in the nations thinking, rethinking of slavery. what do i mean? here the fugitive slave act is , understood to not only enable southern slaveholders to reach into the north to retrieve those said to be fugitives, but it is said to

debt. -- captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin tonight with the breaking news from brussels where the toll continues to rise in the terror attacks at the airport and the subway station. the coordinated bombings killed at least 31 people. 250 were wounded, including some americans. isis claimed responsibility and warned today that there will be more "dark days. " officials believe the two men there on the left were the suicide bombers who attacked the airport and a search is on right now for the third man there on the right. we have extensive coverage tonight. first we go to d'agata doing at the airport where 11 died. >> reporter: even through the dust and the chaos, there is no mistaking what had happened. out, ceiling tiles collapsed as passengers fled in panic. a young woman cried for her mother. [cries] and a man shouted. but there were no soldiers to come to their rescue. in the confusion, the survivors streamed outside looking for help. some of the injured were wheeled out on luggage carts. >> all the luggage stays

? scott thuman reports it' s the media coverage that' s looked more like a reality show. mr. trump: we have something happening that makes the republican party probably the biggest political story anywhere in the world. scott: donald trump is the leading republican candidate for president. the gop front-runner has won nominating contests in nearly 20 states and a u.s. territory. trump also has more than half of the 1237 needed to clinch the gop nomination. howie: i and a relatively few other people said, "don' t underestimate donald trump" -- because i knew what a tough customer he was in new york. scott: howie kurtz is a media critic and host of fox news' "media buzz." howie: the media spent months and months missing the donald trump phenomenon. never have so many been so wrong about one candidate. scott: it' s an outcome few expected would happen some nine months ago when trump officially house. mr. trump: i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going -- scott: his candidacy was quickly dismissed in the media. >> mr. trump, as a serious candidate for

cbs evening news with scott pelley starts right now. >> remember, you can always get the latest headlines at clickorlando.com. we will see you back here tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. goodnight. % >> pelley: terror in brussels. [screaming] bomb, attack the airport. >> everyone panicking. we had to run. >> pelley: and the subway station. dozens are killed, hundreds wounded, including americans. >> this is yet another reminder that the world must unite. >> pelley: isis claims responsibility. >> we cannot let them succeed. >> pelley: and america goes on alert. >> i would close up our borders. >> this is a war. this is not an ice lated end debt. -- captioning sponsored by cbs with scott pelley. >> pelley: we begin tonight with the breaking news from brussels where the toll continues to rise in the terror attacks at the airport and the subway station. the coordinated bombings killed at least 31 people. 250 were wounded, including some americans. isis claimed responsibility and warned today that there will be more "dark days. " officials believe the two men there on the left were the suic

phil can do is post 10 under. still wraps up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could b 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and th

evening news with scott pelley starts right now. >> remember, you can always get the latest headlin >> pelley: breaking news, michael bloomberg says he will not run for president. while elsewhere in the campaign, there's cursing -- >> they're ripping the [bleeped] out of me. >> pelley: and swearing. >> i swear i'm going to vote for donald trump next week. i swear. >> pelley: and scolding, too. >> you know... >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> pelley: also tonight, a laptop bomb blows up at somali airport. how terrorists are changing their tactics. a jury awards erin andrews $55 million in her stalker lawsuit. gives women new hope. and remembering nancy reagan. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this evening billionaire and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg announced he will not be an independent candidate for president. he had spent the last many weeks researching a run, but now he says a three-way race would likely lead to the election of donald trump or ted cruz, which bloomberg said was a risk he could not take. major ga

this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this evening billionaire and former new york city mayor michael bloomberg announced he will not be an independent candidate for president. he had spent the last many weeks researching a run, but now he says a three-way race would likely lead to the election of donald trump or ted cruz, which bloomberg said was a risk he could not take. major garrett is covering the major? >> reporter: scott, bloomberg acknowledged he could not win. in a column on his company's web site wrote, "i love our country too much to play a role in electing a candidate what would weaken our unity and darken our future." trump and cruz for their part eyed a one-on-one battle for the g.o.p. nomination. >> i would love to take on ted one on one. that would be so much fun. >> reporter: donald trump is for the republican nomination by finishing off florida senator marco rubio when his home state votes next week. >> rubio has been a total no-show in the u.s. senate. >> reporter: in an ad out today, trump portrays rubio as desperate and unfit for office

and then share his million- dollar smile with the world sos the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> w per tuesday! >> pelley: the front-runners look like a cinch to clinch. >> if winner took all, this thing is over. >> pelley: some republicans fear it is over. >> here's what i'm going to say in november when we lose-- i told you so. >> pelley: also tonight, down a justice, the supreme court takes up the biggest abortion case in decades. a gang invades a gun store and steals dozens of weapons. an energy tycoon dies at the wheel one day after his indictment. and the most super of the super tuesday returns. >> scott kelly, back on mother earth. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. their taillights are getting smaller as front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton race down an open road toward a nomination in the summer and a face off in the fall. trump has won 10 states, seven on super tuesday. he now has more than a quarter of the

another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it >> i was right t

is post 10 under. still wraps up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there

. michelle: worldwide leaders are showing their support to belgium today. scott: the mayor of paris laid a wreath in bruce depuyt -- bruce -- brussels. vice president biden signed a condolence book at the belgian embassy in washington. president obama spoke from argentina. president obama: i have a lot of things on my plate. but my top priority is to defeat isil. scott: the brussels airport willbe those who witness the attacks will try to find a way to cope. >> i don't want to let this down. i don't want to start to live in fear. michelle: across the country like this in l.a. are stepping up security in the wake of the attacks. between the cherry blossoms and spring break trips this is typically one of the busiest week for metro. brianne carter is live at the smithsonian station with a look at the steps the transit agency is taking. brianne: take a look here, people coming in and out of the metro station. very busy. it has been this way throughout the day. people as you mention heading here from spring break trips or perhaps heading downtown to the tidal basin to get a glimpse of the cherr

. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to t tally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and b a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at that and that is no shot. >> so mickelson f his par before adam scott strokes h par attempt. and`here is mickelson once again, right down to the wire here pretty much johnny. in the thick

of the super tuesday returns. >> scott kelly, back on mother earth. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: their taillights are getting smaller as front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton le race down an open road toward a nomination in the summer and a face off in the fall. trump has won 10 states, seven on super tuesday. tue he now has more than a quarter of the delegates he needs. today, republican candidate ben carson said he no longer sees a path forward for his campaign. and there is only an obstacle course left for ted cruz, marco rubio, and john kasich, a nearly insurmountable course because of the delegate math and the nature of the states remaining. here's major garrett. >> reporter: marco rubio voted early today in florida, state that could be his last stand against donald trump. >> it's an incredible privilege and honor to be able to vote for myself for president, just a few blocks from where i grew up. >> reporter: recent polls showed rubio trailing by double digits, r but he contended trump is in >> 65% of the people who voted yesterday ac

risk he could not take. major garrett is covering the g.o.p. race for us. major? >> reporter: scott, bloomberg acknowledged he could not win. in a column on his company's web site wrote, "i love our country too much to play a role in electing a candidate what would weaken our unity and darken our future." trump and cruz for their part eyed a one-on-one battle for the g.o.p. nomination. >> i would love to take on ted one on one. that would be so much fun. >> reporter: donald trump is trying to make it a two-man race for the republican nomination by finishing off florida senator marco rubio when his home state votes next week. >> rubio has been a total no-show in the u.s. senate. today, trump portrays rubio as desperate and unfit for office. >> people are starting to learn that donald trump the character and donald trump the person are not the same thing. >> reporter: the latest poll in florida shows trump with an eight-point lead over rubio with ted cruz and john kasich well behind. cruz contends the trump bubble is beginning to burst. >> you want to beat him, you have to beat him at

the endorsement of governor rick scott today. channel 9 joins us now, and scott told you last week in miami, he wanted voters to have, his endorsement isn't much of a surprise. >>reporter: i interviewed scott last thursday, asking him why e- waiting. he had talked to the candidates but wanted to leave the decision in the hands of the voters. and sure enough, it did. there are distinct parallels between governor rick scott and donald trump, something scott pointed out last thursday when we interviewed him in miami. race. run. florida. scott is backing the candidate with a similar background. quote, i believe it is now time for republicans to accept and respect the will of voters and adding if we spend another four months tearing each other apart, we will damage our ability to win in november. but unity may be difficult. scott's own lieutenant governor think he can support trump, even locally, republican state representative bob cortez told eyewitness news earlier this year that he wouldn't be able to tell his supporters to vote for trump. >> tonight, i spoke to representative cortez a

free state anymore. and now a pivotal push as primary day is just weeks away. scott: thank you for joining us today. i'm scott thuman. for the next hour you'll hear -- the leading sdatic democratic candidates. we had the republican debate just last week. let's meet the candidates. maryland congressman chris van hollen, who representing the eighth congressional district and congresswoman donna edwards, representing maryland's fourth congressional district. we will allow our audience to o ahead and applaud. all right. our candidates today will be facing questions from our panel. let's introduce them. kai jackson has spent 20 years in maryland. and bruce depuyt who has spent more than 25 years covering news and politics in and around washington. here on newschannel 8. so here are the rules. each candidate will have 60 seconds to respond to our panel's questions. after each gives their answer, their opponent can answer. each candidate then has an opportunity for a 230-second rebut @at their discretion -- 30-second rebuttal at their discretion. when we reach the 53-minute mark, we'll wr

sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we're coming up on the most critical primaries yet, five big states tomorrow. and for the first time the of the delegates and n two of those states, florida and ohio. in florida, our cbs news battleground tracker poll shows donald trump leading senator marco rubio two to one on rubio's home turf, so tomorrow could be good-bye, rubio, tuesday. and it's do-or-die for governor john kasich in his home state, ohio. he and trump are essentially tied there. overshadowing all of this is the continuing problem of protests and occasional violence at trump rallies. major garrett begins our coverage. >> i'm not going to take the low road to the highest office in the land. >> reporter: john kasich is in a tight battle with donald trump in ohio, first contest the win. today he campaigned with 2012 g.o.p. nominee mitt romney, who has urged republicans to choose anyone but trump. >> and so this is the guy that ohio needs to vote for. america's counting on you. >> reporter: kasich told us >> well, i think when you run a cam

up another good. and now adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. so you have got to hope if you are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even more difficult. that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at th

. scott kelly is on earth. we speak to a fellow astronaut about what the return to gravity is like. calling.k., pilots are her test to find out what would happen if a drone hit a passenger plane. there have been several near misses above london. correspondent: drones can get incredible footage. sales have soared. not everyone sticks to the rules. you are not meant to fly them close to buildings or above crowds. like this operators, one, fly them responsibly, there is an increasing number of cases of drones getting too close to aircraft. >> it is only a matter of time before there is a major incident . fortunately, the vast majority of pilots who buy these for fun, behave appropriately because they don't want to damage or lose this valuable piece of equipment. correspondent: there have been 23 near misses over six months. in half of those, there was a serious risk of collision. on september 13, a boeing 737 new hit a drone. on the same day, one came within 20 meters of the jet approaching city airport. on september 22, a boeing 777 taking off from heathrow came within 25 meters of t

you can consider this normal. thank you so much, pat. let's go back to scott macfarlane. scott? scott macfarlane, are you there? >> reporter: the wind gusts had knocked me out. can you hear me now? i'm sorry, we had some wind gusts now. news4 learned the u.s. capitol police going to make a press conference at 4:15, about 10 minutes, outside their headquarters at first and constitution on the north side of the u.s. senate building. u.s. capitol police will have a formal press conference and answer some questions about what happened and it happens in about ten minutes. we have a crew en route as we speak. we'll have what the capitol police have to say as it happens in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks, scott. and, you know, we were just talking about these -- you phone, and so many of us even if we're out and about in the city, we're going to our phones, and we're learning what's going on not only the nbc washington app but other apps as well. but if you have the nbc washington app, you just learned we were just talking about that second person who was hurt in trying to ascerta

hurt. including about a dozen americans. chief political correspondent scott thuman is at the terrorism alert desk with the latest on the brussels attacks. scott: maureen, leon, today prosecutors say two of the suicide bombers were brothers. khalid and ibrahim el bakraoui. one died at the airport the other in the metro explosion. the more alarming headline today is according to the turkish president one of the suspects was detained last summer but they deported him. he slipped through the system making his way from the syrian border to belgium. the man on the right seen in the airport surveillance picture is still on the run. officials believe while the other two were suicide bombers this man left the airport, which detonated after the bomb squad arrived. president obama spoke about the threat of isis during his stop in argentina today. president obama: the world has to be united against terrorism. and we can and we will defeat those who threaten the safety and the security for our own people and all around the world. scott: vice president joe biden signed the cone dole lens book at the

sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the u.s. capitol visitors' center was crowded with spring tourists, many of them children, when a man pulled a handgun this afternoon. a police officer opened fire and wounded the gunman before he could get off a shot. the suspect is in surgery, under the knife and under arrest. kris van cleave is at the capitol. >> reporter: panicked congressional staffers and tourists fled the u.s. capitol after reports of gunshots in the visitors' center. lynn sines and his family were about to take a tour. >> basically all we heard was the capitol police saying, "down, down, down!" so we all dropped down. >> reporter: the shooting happened just after 2:30 p.m. at a security checkpoint staffed by capitol police. chief matthew verderosa. >> the individual drew what appeared to be a weapon and pointed it at officers. an officer fired and struck the suspect, who was subsequently treated by medical personnel. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news the suspect is 66-year-old larry dawson, a man des

lopping off almost a full percentage point, scott. auto com all comes from the jany revised down sharply. february, nothing to write home about. >> this is the area, stephanie, of the economy that people had high hopes for. you know, on numerous occasions. have cited the strength in the consumer for the reason why you've bought certain stocks. >> the consumer is very important. 70% of the u.s. economy. certainly very important to keep an eye on what these numbers are showing. i think it's very lumpy. you also had some weather. i still look back at the fundamentals and look at wages going a little bit higher. jobs getting a little bit better. low interest rate staying low for much longer. oil prices lower for longer. that is a backdrop fundamentally a good thing. i'm disappointed for sure but not willing to write off -- >> mark zandi, part of our panel writes to say the jobs numbers are much stronger than the gdp numbers and thinks these gdp numbers get revised and telling the wrong story. >> and look at the pending -- look at housing numbers today. look at the destination experiences tha

are still there. leon: how about that? scott: what does it mean heading to spring? jeanette reyes is live with what she has found. jeanette: this looks like pile of dirt or sand but believe it or not it is mountains of snow covered in dirt. it is from the blizzard 2016. you can see we found a bunch of trash including a christmas tree. there are several here. not only is this an eyesore but it is impacting two major events in a matter of days. this year record-breaking blizzard is behind us along with the headaches of shoveling feet of sn mounds of snow won't budge. >> i'm surprised there is as much there now as there. i figured we had a couple of warm days and i thought it would be gone. jeanette: the d.c. department of public works tells us the lot is the designated area for the snow. trucks came in dumping the snow and with it is the city trash. leaving a problem even mother nature can't fix. >> we are used to having the parking lot full of snow. it's not usually as grummy and dirty as this. >> on monday d.c. united told fans the lot seven would be home for the first home match and

adam scott. get it up and down and 12 under in and get the trophy, right? >> and if he doesn't get it up and in he's got a playoff with bubba watson looks like. >> johnny, this is very much a hanging lie. are an adam scott fan he hate at 16 in the bunker which was basically a shank. >> it is not the simplest shot. >> we don't want to totally forget about mcilroy who's at 10 under par and he could birdie the last hole and be a factor at 11 under in a playoff. >> he is looking well left of the flag. >> pretty steep, huh? >> very steep. oh that's beautiful done. beautifully done. >> i would say if he had 10 balls from there, that would be at least one of the best two. >> and while all that was going on this was rory mcilroy off the tee. again needs a birdie and needs a miss coming up by adam scott. it could be a three-way playoff if mcilroy can somehow get a birdie here but this was headed right and that is going to make the proposition for a three even that rattles around in the top of the palm fronds and there it is across the cart path. >> i was right there earlier today looking at th