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"Water distribution for those who need it, CBS Mark strassman reports. More than 750 people received boxes of giveaway groceries from the North Carolina food bank. Michael chambers told us he had to toss perishable food worth $500. Trying to replace them by ten pounds to get back on. Investigators now say, one person has died during this power crisis, but it's not entirely clear whether that death was caused by this ongoing outage. Duke Energy says it's ahead of schedule, making the repairs and could restore power by late tonight, and more attacks on electrical systems are being reported in other states. CBS News is confirming that a bulletin issued by local and federal law enforcement in Oregon warns of attacks to power grids following recent incidents in Oregon and Washington state. The bulletin says power companies in both states have reported physical attacks on electrical substations by people using hand tools arson firearms and metal chains. It says the incidents may be in response to an online call for attacks on power systems. And the FBI and Portland Oregon is out with a statement urging people to report any suspicious activity to police. As the investigation of what happened at those North Carolina substations continues, the power companies that keep your lights on around here are paying close attention. WTO reached out to Dominion Energy Pepco and BGE and while none of the company spoke of stepping up security specifically in response to the North Carolina situation, they all as you'd imagine are monitoring things. Dominion says it's talking with federal state and local law enforcement, intelligence agencies and industry peers to proactively assess what's happening a state over. BGE and Pepco both part of Exelon had a similar response and in a joint statement says they're constantly investing to make sure their systems are secured and they do drills to respond to evolving threats. Mike Murillo, WTO news. Coming up on WTO, a mother shot and killed while driving with her kids in the backseat I'm Neil, or I can stay. It's one 43. Pay ARS cards for kids. With car prices at an all time high, our donors are now getting highest receipts ever. Don't miss out for
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"Water distribution for those who need it, CBS Mark strassman reports. More than 750 people received boxes of giveaway groceries from the North Carolina food bank. Michael chambers told us he had to toss perishable food worth $500. Trying to pay some power to get back on. Investigators now say, one person has died during this power crisis, but it's not entirely clear whether that death was caused by this ongoing outage. Duke Energy says it's ahead of schedule making repairs it could restore power by tomorrow night, and there are fears that this may be a pattern now that more attacks on electrical systems are being reported in other states, CBS News is confirming tonight that a bulletin issued by local and federal law enforcement in Oregon warns of attacks to power grids following recent incidents in Oregon and Washington state. The bulletin says power companies in both states have reported physical attacks on electrical substations by people using everything from hand tools, arson, firearms, and metal chains. It says the incidents may be in response to an online call for attacks on power systems. And the FBI in Portland Oregon is out with a statement, urging people to report any suspicious activity to police. As the investigation into what happened in those North Carolina substation issues, the power companies that keep your lights on around this area are paying close attention. WTO reached out to Dominion Energy Pepco and BGE and while none of the company spoke of stepping up security specifically in response to the North Carolina situation, they all as you'd imagine are monitoring things. Dominion says it's talking with federal state and local law enforcement, intelligence agencies and industry peers to proactively assess what's happening a state over. BGE and Pepco both part of Exelon had a similar response and in a joint statement says they're constantly investing to make sure their systems are secured and they do drills to respond to evolving threats. Mike Morello, WTO news. Coming up on WTO P and update on terps basketball, 9 43. Importers
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"For your Warnock, he too says he's going to win. Warnock edged out walker in the midterms, but failed to hit that 50% threshold needed to win. Donald Trump's company has been convicted of tax fraud for a scheme involving execs who dodged taxes on perks. Legal analyst Jessica Levinson to receive all of these perks apartments, cars. And as a result, to be paid less in compensation, which is beneficial to the company. They don't have to do things like make contributions to Medicare. The company could now be on the hook for up to $1.6 million in fines. Trump organization attorney, Alan futis. We'll certainly be appealing, of course. In North Carolina investigators are still on the hunt for vandals who shot out power substations, knocking out electricity and heat for days now in more county North Carolina. CBS Mark strassman is there. No power, no school, no violating nighttime curfew, and still no answers to the big questions for investigators, the who and why. They're looking for clues and tips. Whoever the writer is, I can assure you I hope they turn the power off in the sale. They put you in. For now, Duke Energy seems to be on track to get power restored by Thursday. Officials in San Francisco have scrapped their killer robots plan. CBS Steve futterman explains. The controversial plan approved only last week, would have permitted authorities to attach an explosive device to a remote controlled robot, but only in limited circumstances. When the loss of life is imminent, and there is no other option. There was an immediate backlash, however, now the supervisors have reversed themselves, but it may only be temporary. There will be further discussion. If you're into fast food and fat, your brain could be in trouble. Consumption of ultra processed foods could be associated with reduced cognitive decline in middle aged and older adults possibly leading to dementia. Researchers defined ultra processed foods as sugar, soils and fats that contain little or no whole foods and typically include flavorings and colorings. They say nearly 60% of the calories consumed by Americans come from ultra processed foods. Matte piper, CBS News. On Wall Street, the Dow lost 350 points today, the NASDAQ was down two 25 in the S&P was down 57
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"Feel good about where we are. After his party secured the final seat it needed to retain control of the Senate. I think it's a reflection of the quality of our candidates. Russia is also a member of the G 20, but Russian president Vladimir Putin has chosen not to attend this summit as his invasion of Ukraine, falters. And about those election results not have President Biden feeling so good so far away. A lot of house contests do remain unresolved as does the battle for the governorship of Arizona with more correspondent Mark strassman. For days to come, many states will still tally balance. But the biggest midterm winner is already clear. Democracy. It held without mobs in the streets without violence despite all the election denialism out there. There are many unanswered questions for transportation safety investigators looking at that deadly air show crash of World War II era planes in Dallas on Saturday from there correspondent JD miles. The NTSB is investigating what caused the bell P 63 king cobra to fly into the Boeing B-17 flying fortress. Michael Graham is with the NTSB. Do we think it was a mechanical failure or pilot error as part of this? It's too early to tell. This is on the airport. We had air collusion. Video captured by spectators will be vital to finding out what happened. And those videos do show the two planes colliding before they both rapidly descend causing a large fire and plumes of black smoke, 6 people aboard the plane's are confirmed that there were no injuries on the ground. Ukraine's president charges Russian war crimes in the city of her son, long held by Russia, but now taken back by Ukraine. Correspondent Chris lips say has made his way there. Getting to the region requires
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"Parts of Georgia and the Carolinas. Georgia's U.S. Senate race is heading to a December runoff CBS Mark strassman on contests elsewhere. Two other Senate races remain uncalled. Vote counting could go on for days. As of late this afternoon, Arizona incumbent Mark Kelly leads Republican Blake masters in Nevada, Republican Adam LaSalle began the day narrowly ahead of democratic incumbent Catherine Cortez masto. Former president Trump, who endorsed laxalt, posted without evidence that Nevada's Clark county has a corrupt voting system. Elections officials lashed back. Obviously, he's misinformed, two years later, about the law, CBS News projects U.S. House control still leans Republican. A federal judge in Texas declares President Biden's student debt relief plan unconstitutional saying the program usurped Congress's power to make laws. It had already been temporarily blocked by a federal appeals court. A piece of space history is recovered. A big section of the Space Shuttle Challenger has been found buried in the sand at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. NASA's Kennedy Space Center says divers made the discovery back in March, while filming for a TV documentary. This is believed to be a 15 foot by 15 foot piece from the shuttle's belly. Obviously, a major malfunction. The shuttle broke apart during liftoff back in 1986, all 7 crew members, including teacher, Christa McAuliffe, died in the explosion. Monica ricks, CBS News, a jury in a New York civil case orders Oscar winning filmmaker Paul haggis to pay at least 7 and a half $1 million to publicist Haley breeze to accuse him of rape. Reese lawyer saying. We're thankful
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"Members of Congress say the attack on Paul Pelosi is cause for concern as campaigning heads into the final week before the midterm elections. Mitchell Miller is on Capitol Hill. Delaware senator Chris Coons says there's a real danger regarding overheated political rhetoric, saying it can lead to. Violence by a small number of Americans who think that when we describe our political opponents as our enemies, we're calling for them to be attacked. Candidates from both parties will be trading sharp criticism over the final stretch of the campaign, but the house's top Republican, Kevin McCarthy, who like Kuhn spoke on Fox, says he made a point of reaching out to House speaker Nancy Pelosi over the weekend. And checking on the well-being of her husband who underwent surgery after the attack. We were able to communicate by text. She did say that the surgery went well. I wanted to convey that our thoughts and prayers were with her and her family. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, news. A little more than a week to go before the midterm, a new CBS poll shows 8 out of ten voters feel things in the country are out of control. But American voters want this election cycle of leadership to confront other challenges. Immigration. And infectious disease trifecta, COVID, the flu and RSV. Gun policy. And abortion and opposed row America. Our poll says, a majority of voters think Republicans will pass a national abortion ban. CBS News, Mark strassman. Early voting has already begun in lots of areas around the country. Republican governor Brian Kemp and democratic challenger Stacey Abrams faced off in their final debate last night, both offering different visions for Georgia. During the debate which aired on WSB TV in Atlanta, Kemp avoided a promise not to sign further abortion restrictions. Let me press you a bit on that. If the legislature passes a more restrictive, abortion law, portion Bill, would you sign that Bill? Well, I'm not going to count say yes or no to any specific piece of legislation would actually see in exactly what it's doing. It's not my desire to go move the needle any further. Abrams said she would support legal abortion until a fetus is viable outside the womb. As the next governor of Georgia, I will repeal HB four 81, and I know we can do it because it only passed by one vote in the House three votes in the Senate and the women of Georgia and good men are going to stand with them to make certain that I'm the governor who gets that Bill taken off the books and restores bodily autonomy to the women of Georgia. Abrams currently trails camp in the polls. The Supreme Court as we mentioned earlier revisits the issue of affirmative action today. This is the second time in 6 years the nation's highest court has taken up the issue of race based college admissions. The nation's highest court first ruled in favor of affirmative action policies in 1978, but much has changed since then with the court's conservative majority this time, expected to end the use of race in higher education admissions. The case before the court this time will focus on admission policies at the university of North Carolina and at Harvard. Linda kenyon, CBS News, Washington. The city of New York agrees to pay $26 million to two men who were wrongfully convicted of assassinating Malcolm X the state of New York will also pay $10 million. Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam were exonerated last year after spending decades behind bars. Civil rights attorney David Shea represents them, he says this case has been lingering since the 1960s. Not only was Malcolm X's assassination a horrific crime and tragedy, but it also indirectly led to the wrongful convictions of two innocent black men in the 1960s, which is the kind of injustice that was everything Malcolm stood against. Coming up on WTO will have the latest on metro's troubled 7000 series. It's four 37. Saint
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"Biden's federal resources will be available in Florida as long as it takes to help people bounce back from hurricane Ian. He saw some of the devastation firsthand today in Fort Myers. CBS Christian Benavidez is there. President Biden met with residents and small business owners, pledging cooperation among all levels of government to help people. We're thinking of and we're not leaving. We're not leaving until this gets done. I promise you that. Republican governor Ron DeSantis a vocal critic of the Biden administration has praised the ongoing cooperation that began even before the storm. From too much rain to not enough water levels along the lower Mississippi River are reaching record lows and causing big problems for barges and ships. John Carney's with the national weather service. Rain right here in the St. Louis area really doesn't affect river levels, a big river levels. They just all runs into it and flows downstream. What we really need is stuff upstream to get the river levels higher. OPEC plays to sharply cut oil output by 2 million barrels a day starting next month. But market analyst Tom closes says he doesn't think it'll be that bad. They're paying lip service to him 2 million barrel a day cut, but it's on paper. The reality is maybe we'll see 5, 6, 7, 800,000 barrels a day, not make it to market. Still, prices at the pump could be affected here at home. Another big company is cutting ties with Illinois, just months after Boeing and caterpillar announced their departure from Illinois, Tyson food says it's doing the same. Tyson is moving around 1000 corporate positions from Illinois and South Dakota to its headquarters in Springdale Arkansas. The company which is one of the world's largest meat producer says no layoffs are planned and the corporate staff relocations will start early next year. Jennifer Kuiper CBS News, Chicago, SpaceX launched a new crew to the International Space Station today, including the first Native American woman to orbit earth. CBS Mark strassman. This astronaut class reflects America in 2022 that the diversity of this class like the diversity of this country is a strength. And that what we saw in the right stuff era of the 1960s just all white men, that area has come and gone and that door is not only shot, but the nail chuck. The crew set to dock tomorrow. Production on Alec Baldwin's movie rust will pick up again soon, the movie cup the move rather comes after Baldwin and the film's producers reach a settlement with cinematographer Helena Hutchinson's widow, he will now be an executive producer on the project. Hutchins was shot and killed odd set last year. The Dow lost 42 points today. This is CBS News. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance, so you only pay for what you need. Visit liberty mutual dot com to learn more. 6 O three, on WTO on this Wednesday evening, October 5th, 2022, we've had a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. We're sitting at 68. And good afternoon, make that good evening. I'm Sean Anderson. An IBM Kramer, our top local story this hour, D.C.'s deputy mayor of public safety as charged with assault and battery and is now on personal leave, WTO's Meghan clarity has details. In the video for obtained by Fox 5, D.C. deputy mayor for public safety, Chris gelder, is seen in the parking lot in an argument with another man. According to the police report from Arlington county, this happened Saturday afternoon, outside the gold's gym in Boston. After it says gel darts car door hit the victim's parked car. In the report, geldard, who is now charged with assault and battery, is said to have quote allegedly grabbed the victim by the throat. D.C. mayor muriel Bowser's office released a statement saying she's reviewing the matter and it says quote, unfortunately it sounds like something that happens to a lot of people, a dispute over something minor, and we hope it is resolved quickly. Meghan cloher, WTO news. 6 O four also an Arlington county man known for his work in the community, was killed this past weekend while celebrating his 40th birthday in the Caribbean. That story from WTO dick Giuliani and Carter, a realtor and first vice president of the Arlington branch of the NAACP, was killed in the Turks and Caicos Islands. Arlington NAACP president Julia Spain says Carter and his longtime girlfriend and airline employee were returning from a jet ski outing when their vehicle was hit by gunfire. The driver was taking them back to the wrist call to on the way back. Someone drove by and a gang or whoever is shot up the vehicle. Spain says Carter was a giant in the community. This is really our branch and so many folks in Arlington because kit not only just will like is will love. Another person in the vehicle was killed Spain's has Carter's girlfriend was uninjured. Particularly on WTO P news. The widening of the beltway and McLean could affect your cell service in the region unless V dot and the service providers can figure out where to move a cell tower that's in the way. Fairfax now reports the tower is right next to four 95 at the old dominion drive bridge, which is being replaced as part of the beltways northern extension. V dot is known the tower needed to be moved for more than a year, but AT&T and T mobile can agree with V dot on a new spot.
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"We'll be back hitting the book soon. Cairo TV's Aaron Wright has that. Do Seattle teacher strike is coming to an end. Seattle public schools announcing that a tentative agreement has been reached, sending 54,000 students back to the classroom. The long goodbyes to Queen Elizabeth continued. King Charles flew to Scotland, and first, with his wife Camilla, he met a few of his subjects. Then he addressed Scottish politicians. If I might paraphrase the words of the great Robert Burns, my dear mother was the friend of man, the friend of truth, the friend of age, and guide of use. CBS Elizabeth Palmer, the queen's funeral is scheduled for Monday. President Biden on Monday said he wants to reduce the death toll from Cantor by 50% over the next 25 years. Cancer does not discriminate red and blue. It doesn't care if you're a Republican or a Democrat. Beating cancer is something we can do together. And that's why I'm here today. Oprah Winfrey was the first presenter of an Emmy Award on NBC Monday night. As you can see, tonight is a part a. Wow. It's a celebration of the most successful, broadcast medium in the world, television. Ted lesser won for best comedy lead actor Jason Sudeikis won for best actor in a comedy series, the ME for best drama series went to Succession. Firefighters are making progress against a huge wildfire in the California mountains, even as it continues to grow. CBS Mark strassman. In Northern California, the mosquito fire has blackened 72 square miles. Nearly 6000 structures now threatened, more than 11,000 people evacuated. 14 years, I never see anything like this. California's burning, at least 28 wildfires burning at once, more than 160,000 acres in flames. The man who shot and killed former beatle John Lennon outside his apartment building in Manhattan in 1980 has been denied parole for a 12th time. 67 year old Mark Chapman appeared before a parole board at the end of August, a transcript of the appearance hasn't been released yet, but in previous parole hearings he's expressed remorse for shooting the former beatle, Chapman is serving a 20 years to life sentence at a facility north of New York City next periods before the parole board, February 2024. This is CBS News. Being heavy was so hard. I would get out of
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"As Countries they in have Europe to are. getting And even they more always nervous try and about Russia give and little we talked to away really as far as possible. So I think the fact that they have said what they have says quite a lot. Historian Anna whitelock also rushing to balmoral. The duke and Duchess of Sussex in the UK for charity appearances. They strongly coincidence really that Harry and Meghan do happen to be in the country when this is happening. I'm sure that people won't be gradually going up to see his grandmother. Royal historian Phil dampier, the British people wondering, worrying this hour, if Elizabeth's 70 year reign could be drawing to a close. You must be heading towards a to yourself to be able to remember any other monarch. And we've relied on her to be there. Historian Catherine pepinster. I'm Vicky Barker in London. Now with more CBS News, here's Steve kathan. A 19 year old suspect in Memphis is facing charges after the hours long shooting rampage at several locations that left four dead and three wounded. Mayor Jim Strickland. This is no way. For us to live. And it is not acceptable. Not a Las Vegas, where CBS Mark strassman reports police have arrested a local politician rob tellis for the killing of Jeff garman, a reporter who had done a damaging expose. Back in June, as TELUS appeared poised to lose his reelection bid, he appeared to go after garman on social media. Preemptively calling a potential follow-up story, a lying smear piece, and joking that garman was going through our trash to report it, a special prosecutor has been appointed to investigate whether the Republican candidate for attorney general in Michigan and others should be criminally charged for their efforts to gain access to voting machines after the 2020 election. Well, CNN says one of its founding news anchors, Bernard Shaw has died. Shaw was always on the air when it mattered most from the Reagan assassination attempt to the Gulf War and the 2000 presidential election. CNN is
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"2022, welcome in this early Tuesday morning of our collector with us here at WTO. I need lane. Our producer is teddy gellman, among the top stories we're following for you as we ride into this Tuesday together. CBS News brief, Serena Williams has advanced to the second round of the U.S. open, likely her last tournament. Emily, there's another chapters in life, and you know, I call the evolution. Retired tennis star Billie Jean King spoke to Williams after the match on ESPN. Thank you for your leadership and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. NASA has postponed the launch of its unmanned spacecraft into lunar orbit. CBS is Mark strassman. Engineers had spent 6 hours fully fueling the rocket and then discovered a problem for reasons that are still unclear. NASA will try again on Friday. The helpers now need help. Your CBS Janet shamblin. Food banks themselves are strained. Getting less government assistance than during the pandemic. And many report donations have plummeted. CBS News brief. I'm Christopher Cruise. At four 32, the Justice Department says this week it is already combed through the documents taken from former president Donald Trump's Florida estate earlier this month, a specialized filter team has identified a limited set of materials that potentially have attorney client privileged information. A federal judge had indicated two days ago she was inclined to grant Trump's request that a special master be named to oversee the review and ensure any documents protected by legal privilege claims be set aside. In saying the reviews already over Justice Department officials appear to be suggesting, naming a special master is now moot. The department says it will comply with the judge's order to submit a more detailed description of just what materials were taken from Mar-a-Lago. Sagar Meghani at The White House. He
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"To grow. Good Tuesday morning August 30th, 2022, welcome in this early 1 a.m. hour to double DTP glad you're with us. I'm the lane. Our producer is Alicia abelson, among the top stories we're following for you as we ride into this Tuesday together. CBS News briefs, Serena Williams on Monday, advanced to the second round of the U.S. open, likely her last tournament. Emily, there's another chapters in life, and you know, I call the evolution. Retired tennis star Billie Jean King spoke to Williams after the match on ESPN. Thank you for your leadership and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. NASA has postponed the launch of its unmanned spacecraft into lunar orbit. CBS Mark strassman. Engineers had spent 6 hours fully fueling the rocket and then discovered a problem for reasons that are still unclear. NASA will try again on Friday. The helpers need help, says CBS Janet chanley. Food banks themselves are strained, getting less government assistance than during the pandemic. And many report donations have plummeted. CBS News brief. I'm Christopher Cruise. Time, one 32, top officials are starting to assess whether or not CIA intelligence was in fact compromised as they review the material seized recently from former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. The Justice Department believes some of those documents include some of America's most closely held secrets. This coming as a federal judge is indicating she is open apparently to appointing what's called a special master, a neutral party to examine those materials. There are signs that it may be too late, though, as we're learning investigators have already gone through the material, CBS News correspondent Robert Costa with more force this morning. FBI investigators and agents reviewing the evidence gathered at former president Trump's estate say they found a limited number of documents that could be covered by attorney client privilege and sources
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"Minutes, police found the suspect's body inside the store with bullet casings, and AR-15 style rifle, and a shotgun nearby. They say he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound. Investigators later found three molotov cocktails at a sawed off shotgun inside the shooter's vehicle. First Lady Jill Biden has tested negative for COVID and will be back in Washington tomorrow. This comes nearly a week after she came down with a rebound case of the virus. She's been isolating since then in Delaware. A man in Maryland is headed to prison for storming the U.S. capitol on January 6th. CBS Scott mcfarlane reports. According to prosecutors, Josh Pruitt of Maryland is a proud boy and was a quote one man symbol of the angry mob at the U.S. capitol January 6th. He also came in close proximity to Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer during the riot. NASA will try to launch its new moon rocket again later this week after tech issues grounded the rocket today. CBS Mark strassman is at the Kennedy Space Center. If these fixes are relatively simple, the next launch window opens Friday, early afternoon, but the issue then is the initial weather forecast, a 60% chance of no go. The Artemis program aims to put astronauts back on the moon for the first time in 50 years. While speaking of history, a man in Missouri just broke a Guinness World Record for riding 38 miles down the Missouri River in a giant pumpkin. Dwayne Henson grew the 850 pound gourd in his garden and for his 60th birthday he decided to cut off the top, scoop out its guts and take it for a ride. He's proud of that record, but he says his knees are wrecked and will not be trying that again. The previous record, by the way, was 25 miles. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment, top news from WTO P 24/7 360 five. Listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO
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"It's 88 in Centreville 88 in Washington. Add one 40. NASA's new moon rocket Artemis is set for liftoff tomorrow. It's part of an ambitious project that aims to land humans on the moon and then maybe Mars. Artemis two in 2024 would be a crude flyby of the moon. Artemis three sometime this decade would be the first moon landing since Apollo 17 and include an astronaut of color and a woman still to be named. Astronaut Nicole Mann admits, she looks at the moon differently these days. Especially when you're a ten year old says, mom, do you think you'll walk on that one day? And I say, I hope so. You know. That report from CBS Mark strassman. And new army program gives lower performing recruits up to 90 days of academic or fitness instruction to help them meet military standards. The Associated Press reports the program is one way the army is hoping to fill the ranks as it struggles with recruiting efforts that are expected to fall dramatically short of goals this year. Army officials have described the situation as dire, some predict the service may fall, ten to 15,000 soldiers short of recruiting targets on October 1st, or as much as 18 to 25%. The army says it will not reduce standards to get more recruits into the service, but will do more to help soldiers make the grade. As we try to save money amid inflation know that scammers are trying to take advantage of the situation. And I would say if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Intelligent CEO Brian Lewis is an expert when it comes to fraud. He says right now scammers are preying on vulnerable consumers looking for deals. With Maryland and Virginia seeing an increase in identity theft cases. In Maryland, it's up a 188% in Virginia. It's up a 194%. Lewis says that most scammers will reach out to you. His advice. Look and see that the address that the email came from Israel or the website, you're directed to
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"Were following for you on WTO P, members of the Senate are on the floor late night debating that sweeping healthcare and climate Bill. The Senate is expected to pass the legislation by Monday, then it's on to the house. The inflation reduction act would represent the largest climate investment in U.S. history. Senate Democrats are using a special process to that would allow them to pass the package with a simple majority. A 29 year old man from Los Angeles is the third person to die after getting struck by lightning Thursday near The White House. The man's employer, city, national banks, as Brooks lamberson was in D.C. for business. A Wisconsin couple celebrating their 56th wedding anniversary also died a fourth person was in critical condition. Indiana is now the first state in the nation to approve abortion restrictions since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned roe V wade, as Republican governor Eric holcomb quickly signed a near total ban on the procedure shortly after lawmakers approved it. The ban in Indiana takes effect September 15th. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. It's ten 17. Blames rose more than a hundred feet into the air and thick black smoke could be seen for miles and miles after an explosion in Cuba. CBS News is Mark strassman has details now. Cuba issued a call for help after lightning sparked a massive fire at a fuel depot. It happened about 60 miles east of Havana, several firefighters are missing more than 70 people reported hurt. Traffic and weather on the 8s now, Steve dresner in the traffic center In Virginia it's still a tough drive on the southbound side at 95 in woodbridge. The crash activity at the right near the prince Wayne Parkway now only has a left lane block, but we're still seeing delays all the way back to the area of newington. Once your past Potomac mills, it opens up nicely. You're all clear all the way down to the Fredericksburg area, no problems to report over on the northbound side. We're still slow southbound three 95 in Arlington, the crash right near your king street still has the left lane blocked with a bit of a delay, and northbound pretty good ride coming in from the Springfield interchange to the 14th street birch. We're a good shape both directions on the beltway in Virginia with no problems to report on 66. In the district, the freeway running pretty well with no incidents to report minor volume delays northbound, a D.C. two 95 bit slow coming off the 11th street bridge heading up towards area of benning road, southbound, no issues, and we're in good shape over on I two 95. In Maryland quite on the beltway throughout Montgomery county and prince George's county, just a big bay bridge all clear two lanes heading eastbound three westbound. For over 35 years in the DMV, Greenberg, and betterment of help tens of thousands of clients who've been hurt in auto accidents were victims of medical malpractice. Visit gibi lawyers dot com and feel better. Steve drove me to traffic. A weekend went there off to quiet start. Here's storm team four samar theater. Well, you know, tonight, a few isolated showers and storms are possible, otherwise many of us stay dry.
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"Concerns about creating a police accountability board in Montgomery county on Kate Ryan The Dow closed down 281 points This is CBS News on the hour Your home for original reporting I'm Monica rickson New York we're following breaking news now out of South Carolina where deputies are responding to a shooting at a plastics factory just south of Greenville so far we know at least three people there have been shot Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky says the Russian military must be brought to justice over civilian atrocities He addressed the UN Security Council through an interpreter It is not clear that the goal set in San Francisco in 1945 for the creation of a global security international organization has not been achieved and it is impossible to achieve them without reform His call for action comes as the U.S. considers more sanctions CBS's Skyler Henry The new sanctions will reportedly include a ban on all new investment in Russia and sanctions on Russian government officials and their family members NATO and G 7 leaders are set to meet to discuss the delivery of advanced weapons to Ukraine Former president Obama was back at The White House marking the 12th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act It's prevented insurance companies from denying people coverage based on a preexisting condition It's lowered for prescription drug costs for 12 million seniors It's allowed young people to stay on their parents plan until they're 26 It's eliminated lifetime limits on benefits President Biden says he wants to expand ObamaCare to reach even more Americans At least two people are dead and millions are in the path of a dangerous storm system CBS Mark strassman The skies lit up with tornadoes tearing across the south The giant twister was seen outside of allendale South Carolina The town of about 3000 people is believed to have taken a direct hit The storm system spawned at least 25 tornadoes across the south It moved through several.
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"They were fully committed to the crimes Let them be full let them be fully committed For the consequences Relief outside the courthouse for several dozen supporters of the Arbery family That CBS is Mark strassman reporting COVID is taking a toll on younger children more from CBS's D photo man The rising COVID case numbers among young children is causing concern hospitalizations of children are soaring across the nation CBS doctor David Akers We're seeing record numbers of kids hospitalized across the country And it really brings home is that we need to vaccinate everybody if we can for the omicron variant At the moment children under 5 do not have FDA approval to get the COVID vaccine and pediatric hospitalization rates are higher than they've ever been during the pandemic Steve federman CBS News Many Spartan New England have received more than a foot of snow in a storm that first hit the south meantime days after a storm some Virginia residents still don't have power like Victoria tambe who lives in Stafford This kind of snow growing up Let's go out and play running around and get cold coming in through your stuff in the dryer and get warm and then go back out and play again and my kids got robbed of that because we have no power to warm them up Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the U.S. is open to diplomatic talks with Russia amid security tensions with Ukraine However he says Russia must be prepared to engage in good faith with request to ease security concerns But a diplomatic solution is still possible And preferable If Russia chooses it On Wall Street the Dow closed down 5 points NASDAQ down 145 points This.
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"mark strassman" Discussed on WTOP
"In Germantown 45 in annandale brought to you by Len the plumber Trusted same day service 7 days a week It's three 21 A man is dead and two women are in the hospital after a deadly crash in prince George's county this morning it happened on route 15 year Martin Luther King Jr. highway in Springdale It's still not clear how many vehicles were involved the crush did shut down traffic on both sides of the roadway for several hours Prince George's county police are investigating You might want to think twice before lining up outside for Black Friday deals this year In fact Montgomery county leaders are warning against spending too much time outdoors at all today They have issued a hypothermia alert That runs through at least 8 a.m. tomorrow Those alerts are put out when temperatures or windchills are expected to fall below 32° Well we know it's a chilly day We've been talking about it And in southeast D.C. volunteers hustled to waiting cars to hand off badly needed coats as many as 3000 coats were available It's called coats for kids but the D.C. State Council of the knights of Columbus has coating all sizes Alex Cranston spokesperson for the group on why it matters that the coats they're giving out are brand new But we want to make sure that the people that were giving out a coat to they feel valued and they know that this coat is just for them There were concerns about whether or not the distribution could happen this year They were shipping them overseas to us and we were worried for a while we weren't going to actually be able to do the co drive because they were stuck on a boat and Baltimore This isn't the only coat distribution Cranston says there will be more throughout the season at our lady of perpetual help in D.C. Kate Ryan WT looking news It is estimated Americans could spend around $859 billion this holiday season and in many cases they are spending more than they intend to Now there's a new option to pay for those items called by now pay later a CBS is Mark strassman reports the apps are favored by younger shoppers Unlike a credit card a firm underwrites each transaction separately In real time Interest rates from zero to 30% simple interest not compound.
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U.S. to launch first manned orbital mission in nearly a decade
"The first manned orbital mission in nearly a decade is set to blast off tomorrow it will also be the first time using a privately owned and operated spacecraft CBS news correspondent mark Strassman is at the Kennedy space station and he spoke to the astronauts manning the US mission NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley have both flown twice before to the international space station they're more than crewmates they're best friends I don't believe that's how it really is a hell of a way past the polite state regulation
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Oklahoma woman released from prison after serving 15 years behind bars for boyfriend's abuse of children
"After fifteen years behind bars in Oklahoma woman is now free she was sentenced after not reporting her boyfriend abusing our children this falls under Oklahoma's failure to protect law here CBS's mark Strassman her case is not unique there are so many other women who were also victims of domestic violence who are incarcerated on failing to protect charges with far longer sentences than the actual abuser hall wants to make up for lost time with her three teenage children hall's family raised their children while she was behind bars she earned her G. E. D. and cosmetology license and feels a quick now to be the mother she wanted to be all along while teen she did not report the abuse which resulted in broken bones she was sentenced to thirty years in prison and serve fifteen years her then boyfriend was sentenced to ten years he served two