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Good to be with you. I'm Tonya DeCopal. The breaking news right now.

Deadly shootout. The Cuban government says it killed four people on a speedboat

registered in the U.S. The calls for an investigation tonight into what a Florida congressman

is calling a massacre. The Northeast still digging out from that historic blizzard, causing

complications for first responders.

And another big storm could be on the way, Rob Marciano with the timing and track.

Also developing tonight new battle lines for the midterm elections, as Republicans cheer

the president's state of the union address, and Democrats shout back.

The president's new promises tonight and what they mean for you.

Also tonight our live from America tour continues. We're in Baltimore where Mayor Brandon Scott says he's got a comeback story for the ages.

That what has been said about Baltimore for a long time now was changing.

And the good stuff tonight, three guys in a moving van just sitting there blocking traffic

and being heroes. Heroes don't all wear capes, but sometimes they roll in with dollies.

Live from America, this is the CBS Evening with Tony DeCopold reporting tonight from Baltimore.

Good evening and thank you for joining us.

We're going to have more on this city's remarkable turnaround in just a moment, but we are

watching that breaking news right now from the Caribbean, the Cuban Coast Guard killing four people today aboard a speedboat that's registered in Florida.

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