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"I'm Nikolai Nellie. And what a local governor is doing to make highway work zones safer. Eleven o 'clock. This is CBS News On The Hour presented by Indeed .com. I'm Jennifer Kiper. Shots rang out at a New Hampshire psychiatric hospital. Colonel Mark Hall of the New Hampshire State Police. The entire incident came within the lobby of the hospital. The victim was administered CPR on site and transported to the Concord Hospital. Unfortunately, that individual is now deceased. And a state trooper who was working at the hospital fatally shot the suspect, no word on a motive. The United Nations is warning of the growing possibility of widespread starvation in Gaza because of a lack of fuel, saying it could not deliver aid today. The warning comes as Israel agreed for the first time to allow two tankers to enter the besieged territory daily. CBS's Willie James Inman with more on the Israel -Hamas war. Israel's defense system intercepted rockets fired over Tel Aviv Friday night, while its military continued airstrikes saying it will hit Hamas targets all over the Gaza This Palestinian woman said she and her family evacuated from Gaza City to the south to avoid the fighting, only to lose her sister, son and daughter in a missile attack. In Gaza City, Israeli troops continue to search Al -Shifa hospital. They showed CBS News a tunnel they say is proof Hamas used the medical complex as a command center. Flexible work schedules mean millions of Americans are getting a jumpstart on Turkey Day travel. CBS's Chris Van Cleve takes a look at what could be a record week at the airports and on the road. Thanksgiving is still six days away nearly a week out the airlines expected today to be the fourth busiest of the holiday stretch. And here at Miami's airport, for a record, they expect nearly two million holiday flyers. Now weather could put a dent in Thanksgiving travel plans. Portions of the West could be blanketed with anywhere from six to twelve inches of snow this weekend
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"Is wired by i -b -e -w local twenty six for the evening i'm to be treated as far as top stories were following for you tonight it's w t o p's continuing coverage of the crisis in the middle east flares and smoke lighting had up been the night sky over gaza earlier as another israeli military operation appears to be underway meanwhile israel says it will now allow very minimal daily fuel shipments into gaza for the war a couple of fuel tankers entered through the rafa crossing that fuel will be used by the u n and communication systems aid agencies say the lack of fuel forced them to call off deliveries of basic necessities in the gaza strip their warning of the possibility of widespread starvation they say most people in the enclave are without food and without clean water israel's defense system intercepted rockets fired over tel aviv friday night while its military continued airstrikes saying it will hit hamas targets all over the gaza this palestinian woman said she and her family evacuated from gaza city to the south to avoid the fighting only to lose her sister's son and a daughter in a missile attack in gaza the city israeli troops continue to search al -shifa hospital they showed cbs news a tunnel they say is proof hamas used the medical complex as a command center cbs news correspondent willie james inman campaign on 2024 wtop a colorado judge is rejecting a legal keep effort former to president trump off the state's ballot it means that trump will be an option on the colorado republican primary ballot ballot next year the suit filed by a left leaning group on behalf of colorado republicans and independents argued that donald trump should be removed under a clause in the constitution's
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"Biden is in India for the G20 summit in New Delhi where the participants agreed on a language in a statement about the war in Ukraine CBS News Willie James Inman is in New Delhi with the details G20 leaders have agreed on a joint statement that will impart touch on the war in Ukraine during a virtual briefing with reporters national security advisor Jake Sullivan said the communique would feature quote a set of sequential paragraphs on the war in Ukraine something the US delegation seemed satisfied with President Biden takes on his last day in G20 events on Sunday from there he will travel to Hanoi Vietnam where he is expected to meet with the country's leaders and further deepen the relationship between the US and Vietnam Willie James Inman CBS News New Delhi 2000 or more than 2000 now dead in Morocco rocked by a 6 .8 magnitude earthquake late Friday the death toll is expected to continue to rise ancient cities such as the Medina and Marrakesh were seriously damaged many hundreds of people slept outside in the main square which means assembly of the dead but the worst place was the Atlas Mountains further south people have been pulled from the rubble but they say without medical help they're simply dying BBC Africa regional editor Richard Hamilton the earthquake the is biggest quake to hit Morocco in more than 120 years the rescue has begun an American researchers stuck 3 ,000 feet inside a Turkish cave rescue teams have begun the difficult process of of attempting to free an American researcher who became stuck in a cave in Turkey rescue helicopter blades were in the skies above the morka in southern turkeys tourist mountains Mark Dickey was 3 ,000 feet below the caves entrance when he began vomiting because of stomach -bleeding local governor Ali Hamza told media that 190 rescue personnel are in the cave he added we have received reports from inside the cave that his condition is getting better rescuers say although the operation has begun it could take days to get him out completely as he may need to rest at different camps set up on his way up I'm Karen Chammas it's day 10 of the search for Danilo Calvacanti he's the convicted killer who escaped from the Chester County prison in Pennsylvania now the search area spread to the west it's just shocking that so many people are searching and it's one person and we can't find them Jennifer Hall lives on the border of the new perimeter the Unionville mom says her family too remains watchful both at home and in the community this as her high schooler returned to the classroom after the district closed earlier this week we live on a big property so a barn we have and we just are keeping our doors locked and our alarm on when we're at home that's Nikki documentary of KYTV in Philadelphia reporting the prison guard who let cavalcante slip out on his watch in a brazen daytime escape last week has been fired 134 Palestinian authorities say that Israeli security forces have killed a 16 -year -old Palestinian it happened during a rotation in the southern occupied West Bank Saturday shooting marked the latest violence in what has been one of the most violent stretches of the Israeli -Palestinian conflict in nearly two decades the death of the teenager brings to 1985 the number of Palestinians killed in the West Bank so far this year by Israel that includes over 30 Palestinians under the age of 18 Hurricane Lee remains a potentially dangerous storm in the central Atlantic but forecast predict that as it heads toward the US mainland it
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"Going to have a code orange air quality alert as the wildfire smoke from Canada comes back into the region and as people set off fireworks we see fireworks displays late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow evening we could see very poor air quality across the region including real problems for people who have sensitivity to particulates in the air and Dimitri I'll be back in just a couple of minutes with your complete forecast all right Mike Stenniford live with us here on WTOP now to the latest on the Sunday morning mass shooting at that block party Brooklyn in the section of Baltimore two people are dead 28 wounded but among those wounded some people in critical condition Baltimore police have now identified those killed as 18 year old Aliah Gonzalez and 20 year old Kailas Fagbemi police say that at least three guns were used in the shooting spree and the manhunt for the suspect continues CBS News reporter Willie James Inman has more from acting police commissioner Richard Worley I strongly urge anyone with any information to help us bring these individuals to justice more than a dozen wounded of the are minors the youngest 13 years old there have been nearly 130 homicides in Baltimore so far this year the mayor says that's a 20 percent drop from last year Willie James Inman CBS News the reward for information has been increased to $28 ,000 police are worried the deadly shooting will lead to retaliation soon fresh off the Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action there's a new challenge to another of kind admissions policy a civil rights group has filed a complaint against Harvard University saying its legacy policy against students of color in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision ending affirmative action the group lawyers for civil rights has filed a complaint against Harvard with the US Education Department it says says a family's last name and bank account are not measures of merit and should have no bearing on the admissions process President Biden also called for an end to legacy admissions last week while crying the end of affirmative action idea of hope and opportunity the civil rights complaint against Harvard asks the Education Department to declare illegal the Ivy League schools to see admissions policy I'm Jackie Quinn campaign 2024 on WTOP the first Republican presidential debate in late August on Fox News Channel was originally supposed to be a big deal and a big stage with so many candidates upon it but now it's unclear whether the biggest candidates will even participate political reporter Alex Eisenstadt joined WTOP earlier bottom
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"Past the hour brought to you by PenFed. Great rates for everyone. Here's Corey. Ed This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. Air travelers these days face long lines, luggage lost and lengthy delays. Now passengers in some places are being asked to step on a scale. They will do it from time to time to make sure their weight and balance calculations are correct because in aviation weight and balance is everything. Independent aviation analyst Jay Ratliff says Air New Zealand is the latest to ask travelers to be weighed before flying carrying out a survey in Auckland through June. US and agencies European also require periodic weight surveys. We're all kind of getting bigger and heavier and one of the things that we do from time to time is to update the numbers to make sure that everything is accurate with regards to the averages that we're using. Inaccurate weight data has led to some airlines grounding aircraft and can even result in fines. The whole idea is let's make aviation safer by making sure that the standards that we using are reflect the accurate average weight of the passengers we're carrying. From the Bloomberg Newsroom. I'm Corey on WTOP. President Biden went into campaign mode while visiting Delphia to view the repairs on I -95. He also held a rally with union members in the city of brotherly love as CBS is Willie James Inman reports. President Biden was in full campaign mode on Saturday during a rally with union members in Philadelphia. Nearly 2 ,000 people turned out for the event, which was the first major rally for the Biden Harris campaign. Those in attendance appeared to be cited for Biden's candidacy with chance of four more years and The president is expected to take part in a handful of fundraisers this month seeking to raise cash for his campaign. Willie James Inman, CBS News, Philadelphia. As the summer travel season heats up it's time to smooth things over for Maryland drivers heading to Ocean City. The state's Department of Transportation is giving you to a heads up on a road project. Patting and milling, that's what it takes to create a smoother path for drivers and a portion of Maryland's Route 90, the Ocean City Expressway, is getting special treatments starting Sunday night. The Department of Transportation says the road will close in both directions overnights 10 p .m. to 6 a .m. Sundays through Thursdays along the stretch from Route 50 to Route 113 in Worcester County. Depending on the weather, the work could be done by the end of the month. Kate Ryan, WTOP News. Coming up, we'll talk to consumer man Herb
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"And 40 past the hour brought to you by PenFed great rates for everyone this is a Bloomberg money minute when you think of blimps you probably envision them floating over baseball stadiums the airship business barely exists these days Google co -founder Sergey Brin wants to change that he's behind a company called LTA lighter than air CEO Allen Weston says the company's first dirigible is about 400 feet long has 28 tons of lift but that's just the beginning we've studied airships that could carry up to 200 tons of cargo our approach is to build larger airships that could carry even more they want to use the airships to bring supplies to disaster sites typically roads are gone helicopters are really expensive to operate they have limited range and limited capacity to lift things LTA says its blimps could compete with planes trains and ships transporting freight it won't say how much it's spending but few investors could afford to bankroll something like this Sergey Brinkin he's worth about a hundred five billion dollars from the Bloomberg Newsroom I'm Michael Lysak president Biden went into campaign mode while visiting Philadelphia to view the repairs on I -95 he also held a rally with union members in the city of brotherly love as CBS's Willie James Inman reports president Biden was in full campaign mode on Saturday during a rally with union members in Philadelphia nearly 2 ,000 people turned out for the event which was the first major rally for the Biden Harris campaign those in attendance appear to be excited for Biden's candidacy with chants of four more years and Let's Go Joe shouted in the room Let's Go Let's Go Joe! Let's Go Joe! Let's Go Joe! Let's Go Joe! Let's Go Joe! Let's The president is expected to take part in a handful of fundraisers this month seeking to raise cash for his campaign Willie James Inman CBS News Philadelphia as the summer travel season heats up it's time to smooth things over for Maryland drivers headed to Ocean City the state's Department of Transportation is giving you a heads up on a road project catching and milling that's what it takes to create a smoother path for drivers and a portion of Maryland's Route 90 the Ocean City Expressway is getting special treatments starting Sunday night the Department of Transportation says the road will close in both directions overnights from 10 p .m. to 6 a .m. Sundays through Thursdays along the stretch from Route 50 to Route 1013 in Worcester County depending on the weather the work could be done by the end of the month Kate Ryan WTOP news it's
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"Our heavy rescue, our collapse unit as well as multiple medic units and incident mitigate this incident. President Biden kicked off his 2024 reelection campaign with a rally in Philadelphia. President Biden was in full campaign mode on Saturday during a rally with union members in Philadelphia. The president received an early endorsement from the AFL -CIO. The federation represents some 60 different unions. For the first time I'm aware of the AFL -CIO endorsed this early and in every union as well. Biden said the early endorsement would make a quote gigantic difference in his campaign for another term in the White House. Willie James Inman, CBS News, Philadelphia. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in China for a high stakes diplomatic trip. Tensions between the US and China have been heating up. originally Blinken's scheduled trip was canceled after the incident with that Chinese spy balloon. China was furious about former Speaker Pelosi's visit to Taiwan and there have been repeated close contacts between Chinese and US military assets in the South China Sea. That's our Christina Raffini at the White House. Bob Huggins has just resigned as basketball coach at West Virginia hours after being arrested on suspicion of drunken driving. This is CBS News. Need hires who dazzle without the hassle? You need Indeed. Their powerful platform helps you attract, interview and hire candidates all in one place. Visit indeed .com slash credit. 1103 on Saturday evening, June 17, 2020. 371 degrees, mostly clear the upper fifties and sixties overnight. Good evening. I'm Ian Crawford. Top local stories are following at this hour. A 14 year old boy is dead after an apparent shooting in Southeast DC. Police say they got the call around 1250
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"Some of his money from first republic bank on Friday. Worried the lender could go under, where it is a might closed down next week. According to media reports, the FDIC asked JPMorgan Chase and PNC to submit final bids to buy first republic by Sunday. The bank stock price plunged 80% in March, a direct result of the collapse of Silicon Valley bank. Shortly after nearly a dozen larger banks propped up first republic with $30 billion. CBS News, Willie James inman has the latest from Washington. South Carolina Republican senator Tim Scott appears to be close to a decision on running for president next year. Scott told a town hall meeting in Charleston Sunday that he'll make an announcement on May 22nd. He announced formation of a presidential exploratory committee earlier this month, generally the first step in a White House bid. The 57 year old Scott is in his second term in the Senate. Another South Carolina former UN ambassador Nikki Haley is already running for the GOP presidential nomination. So is former president Trump former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson and BioTech entrepreneur. They Vivek, Rama Swami. Hundreds of Americans who withstood a 12 hour bus ride across war torn Sudan are expected to arrive safely in Saudi Arabia soon. After the white knuckle bus ride from Khartoum to port Sudan, the Americans were expected to be evacuated by boat. CBS is Raimi. Reports from Saudi naval base on the Red Sea. From
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"Some of his money from first republic bank on Friday. Worried the lender could go under. Where it is they might close down next week. According to media reports, the FDIC asked JPMorgan Chase and PNC to submit final bids to buy first republic by Sunday. The bank stock price plunged 80% in March, a direct result of the collapse of Silicon Valley bank. Shortly after nearly a dozen larger banks propped up first republic with $30 billion. Willie James inman reporting. South Carolina Republican senator Tim Scott appears to be close to a decision on running for president next year. Scott told a town hall meeting in Charleston today, you'll make an announcement on May 22nd. He's already announced formation of a presidential exploratory committee earlier this month, generally the first step in a White House bid. The 57 year old Scott is in his second term in the Senate. Another form of South Carolina, another South Carolina I should say, former UN ambassador Nikki Haley is already running for the GOP presidential nomination. So our former president Trump, former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson and BioTech entrepreneur Vivek, mi. It's ten 34, hundreds of Americans who with stood a 12 hour bus ride across war torn Sudan are expected to arrive safely in Saudi Arabia after the white knuckle ride across the country from Khartoum to port Sudan, the Americans were expected to be evacuated by boat, CBS Raimi and asensio, reports from a Saudi naval base on the Red Sea. From
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"Bank, a sale is supposed to happen before banking hours resume in the morning. San Francisco resident Mario Molina withdrew some of his money from first republic bank on Friday. Worried the lender could go under, where it is they might close down next week. According to media reports, the FDIC asked JPMorgan Chase and PNC to submit final bids to buy first republic by Sunday. The bank stock price plunged 80% in March, a direct result of the collapse of Silicon Valley bank. Shortly after nearly a dozen larger banks propped up first republic with $30 billion. At CBS's Willie James inman reporting. It's 8 33 South Carolina Republican senator Tim Scott appears to be close to a decision on running for president next year. Scott told a town hall meeting in Charleston today that he'll make an announcement on May 22nd. He's already announced formation of a presidential exploratory committee earlier this month, generally the first step in a White House bid, the 57 year old Scott is in his second term in the Senate. Another south carolinian, former UN ambassador and former state governor Nikki Haley, is already running for the GOP presidential nomination. So its former president Trump, former Arkansas governor asa Hutchinson, and BioTech entrepreneur aviva. Hundreds of Americans who withstood a 12 hour bus ride across war torn Sudan are expected to arrive safely in Saudi Arabia soon after the white knuckle ride from Khartoum to port Sudan, the Americans were expected to be evacuated by bug. CBS rami innocent, rami and asensio, I should say, reporting from the Saudi naval base on the Red Sea
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"CBS is Willie James inman reports. A lawyer representing the group that filed the initial challenge to the FDA's approval of mifepristone said the fight is not over. Regardless of how the Supreme Court rules, they're not necessarily ruling on the merits. And we're going to go right back to the 5th circuit Court of Appeals. The 5th circuit Court of Appeals is set to hear arguments in this case next month. And there's the possibility that it could make its way back to the justices at the Supreme Court who could then rule on the merits of the case. And war towards Sudan, there are contingency plans for the evacuation of American diplomats and that nation's capital, CBS its MTS tayab. American troops are being moved close to Sudan and the growing speculation they could be involved in some sort of evacuation or rescue of American nationals trapped in the country by the outbreak of violence that is now nearly a week old. However, a U.S. source has indicated that these troops might only be deployed to facilitate the departure of U.S. embassy personnel and warned that due to the uncertainty of the security situation in the Sudanese capital Khartoum, that other Americans in the country, some 16,000 should not expect a wider U.S. government coordinated evacuation at this time. Students in Florida walked out yesterday over new restrictions from governor Ron DeSantis on classroom discussions of sexual orientation and gender identity, CBS as Mark strassman. For these folks, this is almost flat out censorship. They blame desantis for not only skewing education, but not reaching people who are particularly vulnerable who need to learn about who they are, what their history is all about. And we're going to have a much tougher tougher road ahead because of what he has denied them. And voluntary manslaughter charges are dropped against actor Alec Baldwin over that movie set shooting, CB gets his Jonathan vigliotti. Prosecutors say
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"Crawford Veronica canalis is our producer top story we're following for you tonight while president Bush says he is concerned that that leak of classified documents from The Pentagon happened, he says he's not concerned about the information that's already in the open now. This after last week's arrest in connection with those leaks, 21 year old air national guardsmen Jack took Sarah appeared before a federal judge Friday. But he did not enter a plea to the espionage act violations against him. The leak of classified documents apparently went undetected for months. The incident has put the Biden administration and damage control, restricting access to the nation's most guarded secret CBS Willie James inman at The White House. Now the Biden administration says it's seeing minimal damage from the disclosure of those highly classified documents only comes as Secretary of State Antony Blinken begins meetings with his counterparts at the group of 7 talks. The next development in the argument over the availability of a widely used abortion pill is expected this week at the Supreme Court. The signs involved in the abortion pill dispute have until Tuesday to file written arguments. Till then, the Supreme Court is keeping in place the current availability after a lower court restrictions, including a total ban from a Texas federal judge. What they're doing is keeping the status quo by pushing pause on all of judge kazuma's decision while it has more time to review further briefing. Jessica Levinson of lawyer will all Tom CDS news in Washington. Meanwhile, widespread protests across the country continue vice president Kamala Harris was at one in Los Angeles. You can gauge the strength of a democracy
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"Documents apparently went undetected for months. The incident has put the Biden administration and damage control, restricting access to the nation's most guarded secrets. Willie James inman. Otherwise this weekend there have been numerous tornado warnings out in parts of Missouri including the St. Louis area and its Illinois suburbs as part of that same storm system. We are looking at the potential for some severe weather in portions of Arkansas on Saturday and then on Sunday into portions of the Deep South and southeast. CBS News forecaster David Parkinson on other major abortion disputes about to reach the nation's highest court correspondent Michelle Miller. The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a lower court ruling that severely limits access to the abortion pill mifepristone, justice Samuel Alito signed an order late Friday afternoon to put a 5 day pause on the lower court's ruling while the justices fully consider the issue. The Biden administration and the maker of mifepristone filed an emergency appeal after a conservative Texas judge suspended the FDA's approval of the pill last Friday. The Supreme Court is giving all sides until noon Tuesday to provide Britain responses. Also on the health watch Centers for Disease Control and Prevention saying suicide was the 11th highest cause of death for people in the U.S. in 2021, Mitchell Princeton is chief science officer with the American psychological association. Research clearly says that talking about suicide doesn't make someone more likely to consider it or engage in suicidal thoughts, but rather it's usually a relief that someone has created a safe space for someone to be able to express how they're feeling. With North Korea continuing to test fire potentially more and more sophisticated missiles, Canada and South Korea are strengthening their security cooperation. Canada's foreign minister Melanie Jolie just met with her South Korean counterpart. In our indo Pacific strategy, we are committing three frigates to D indo Pacific. So we will continue to work on making sure that our military are
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"Bullying Safer that, I'm severely limits access to the abortion pill mifepristone, justice Samuel Alito signed an order late Friday afternoon to put a 5 day pause on the lower court's ruling while the justices fully consider the issue. The Biden administration and the maker of mifepristone filed an emergency appeal after a conservative Texas judge suspended the FDA's approval of the pill last Friday. The Supreme Court is giving all sides until noon Tuesday to provide Whitney responses. The Massachusetts air national guardsmen accused of sharing top secret Pentagon documents remains in jail this weekend, correspondent Willie James inman. Speaker Kevin McCarthy blamed the Biden administration for the leak and promised congressional action. President Biden also said he couldn't predict how long the investigation into the leak would take. But he says he thinks the administration will get to the bottom of it quicker than anticipated. The president arrived back in the U.S. very early this morning after a trip to Ireland. He spoke to reporters about many topics, including the debt ceiling debate and was asked if he would talk with House speaker McCarthy. Of course that's a big deal. Show me his budget. Unless there's an agreement, the government will run out of money sometime between July and September. After North Korea flight tested a solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile for the first time, Canada and South Korea are teaming up to strengthen security. Canadian foreign minister Melanie Jolie know that the reckless actions of North Korea are putting the region and definitely of course the country here and Canada security at risk. So working together, we
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"Authorities are seriously considering safeguarding all uninsured deposits at Silicon Valley bank. The Washington Post reports, officials at the Treasury Department, Federal Reserve, and federal deposit insurance corporation, discussed the idea this weekend, clients of California's Silicon Valley bank are fretting in scrambling this weekend after federal regulators shot the bank down on Friday. Many are asking for help from the feds, especially those who had deposits over the federally insured $250,000 limit. More from CBS Willie James inman. The bank serves some major companies like Roku, Pinterest, Shopify, and Etsy, which warns sellers that some deposits may be delayed. Small business owner amber fields now swept up in the chaos. I would love a three. I read a small business. I did this for my home. Those funds feed my family and pay my bills. The effect is also being felt overseas, with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying his government will take steps to assist businesses that are impacted. Meanwhile, the chief of Modi's analytics tells CBS News he doesn't see as VB's collapse becoming a broader issue for the financial sector. Meanwhile, senator Mark Warner of Virginia says he has faith in the strength of the overall system in this country to protect bank customers. Let's see what happens today. First, I would point out during the last financial crisis, we did ensure deposits up until about between 2008 and 2012. There's generally been a feeling that the people responsible, the shareholders of the bank, ought to lose their money. Depositors have been a different circumstance. Warner was on ABC's this week this morning. Now we know who was behind the data breach affecting D.C. health link, which is used by members of Congress. Former director of cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, Chris krebs, says a cybercriminal known as Intel brokers behind the breach, krebs says it's not clear who they are or where they live. What happens next is kind of the question. So for one, some of the markets where Intel broker was selling this information. They've actually deactivated the Intel broker account, reportedly. In part because these markets don't want undo attention. They don't want the FBI coming in and shutting it down. So they try to stay below the radar. Grabs was on CBS's face the nation, the FBI confirmed some information from the breach has been sold on the dark web. That includes social security numbers, addresses, names of spouses and dependent children of members of Congress. Mike Pence steps up his criticism of former president Donald Trump during the January 6th capitol riot. In pence's words, president Trump was wrong, while speaking at last night's annual white tie gridiron dinner, while politicians and journalists gathered here in D.C., hence calls Trump's words on January 6th, 2021 a reckless, adding that they endangered his family and everyone at the U.S. capitol, speaking at the Omni shoreham hotel in northwest, Pence said in his words, I know history will hold Donald Trump accountable. In its final report, the House committee that investigated the attack on the capitol said Trump had riled up a mob that hunted his own vice president. Matt small WTO news. At least 8 people died when a suspected smuggling boat cap sized, near a San Diego beach last night. Another suspected smuggling boat also approached the beach, a Spanish speaking woman called 9-1-1, midnight Pacific time to report one of the boats over turning off black's beach, San Diego lifeguard division chief James gartland addressed reporters today. We did the best we could to recover people from the water, try and find survivors. And the lifeguards after about an hour of searching. And recovering bodies, we were in recovery mode for about 5 hours after that. Search and rescue efforts were called off because of dangerous conditions, officials say they're looking for at least 7 more people. A Northern California farming community known for its strawberries is underwater this morning and more rain is on the way. Late Friday night, a levee breached on the pharaoh river prompting mandatory evacuations and Monterey county. Some residents could not get out on time. The California National Guard soldiers rescued dozens of people. First responders also rescue the woman and a little girl from a car that appeared to have been pushed off the road by floodwaters. Search and rescue workers from Oakland used their boats to look for stranded residents. Many streets are under at least two to
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"Tonight. The latest on President Biden's health, the president had a skin lesion removed during his yearly physical exam last month. And tonight, The White House doctor says that lesion is cancer, a cancerous, the lesion has been identified as basal cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer. All cancerous tissue was successfully removed and that no further treatment is required. There is, of course, increased attention on 80 year old President Biden's health as he is expected to launch a reelection campaign in the coming months. His doctor has deemed him healthy. Vigorous and fit. CBS News correspondent, ouija Zhang, roughly three and a half million Americans face that diagnosis every year. Now, a little earlier tonight, we spoke with the director at Johns Hopkins Kimmel cancer center about ways that you can check yourself for skin cancer. If you have a mole or a lesion that's changing, you have the sore that's not healing, or something that's growing, something that starts bleeding, something that's itching. And so also have a partner or a friend, look at the areas of the body you can't see like your back or the back of your neck. Doctor ashwani, Rajput, with Johns Hopkins. California senator dianne Feinstein has been hospitalized. The Democrat is being treated for a case of the shingles in the case of shingles in a statement, her office says she was diagnosed last month and is expected to make a full recovery. At 89 Feinstein is the oldest member of Congress, she recently announced that she would not seek reelection in 2024. A shortage of a drug used to treat asthma and RSV is about to get worse. CBS News is reporting that a major supplier of albuterol shuttered three facilities last month after filing for bankruptcy. Liquid albuterol is been in short supply since the summer. It's one of the on the FDA's shortage list since October. It is one of the top ten most commonly prescribed medications in the United States. Hospitals have turned to supply stretching measures as supply sinks. Retired army colonel Paris Davis was commended for the nation's highest combat decoration back in 1965. Today he finally received the Medal of Honor for his heroism during the Vietnam War. On June 18th, 1965, during the battle of bong son and Vietnam, Davis was hit by a grenade and gunfire, but still risked his own life to save the lives of two of his soldiers. And he then ignored an order to retreat in order to save the life of a third. Captain Davis commander gave him a direct order. Get on board. Davis response was just as direct. Surrey said, I'm just not going to leave. I still have an American out there. CBS News correspondent Willie James inman produced that report on colonel Paris Davis of Alexandria, Virginia, President Biden noted the Medal of Honor, paperwork was lost twice, colonel Davis was among the first black officers in the army's elite, green berets. Disgraced South Carolina lawyer and now convicted murderer Alec Murdoch has been sentenced to life in prison without parole that happened earlier today. It took a jury less than three hours last night to find Murdoch guilty of killing his wife and 22 year old son. His defense team says that they will appeal the verdict, but CBS News correspondent Nikki batiste says Murdoch still faces years of prison time for financial crimes. Regardless of how that appeal turns out, Alec Murdoch would face additional life sentences for all of the alleged financial crimes, many of which he admitted to during this trial when he testified. Murdoch took the stand in his own defense during the trial and during testimony admitted to those financial crimes and said that he lied to investigators about his whereabouts, the night of the murder. 9 35, attorney general Merrick Garland made his surprise trip to Ukraine today. He accepted an invitation to join president Vladimir zelensky at the united for justice conference in lviv. His visit comes as the Biden administration announces a new package of security assistance for the war torn country. It includes a lot of ammunition and demining equipment among other things national security correspondent JJ grace. This is a situation where the Biden administration says it wants to meet Ukraine's evolving battlefield requirements. So it's going to continue to work with its airlines to provide Ukraine with key capabilities. This package included a lot of weapons, but it also includes some important non combatant tools, demolition munitions. Also equipment for obstacle clearing. The way Russia's conducted this war, they left a lot of booby traps and land mines, and in order for Ukraine's military to move into certain areas to take back occupied communities, they're going to need this kind of equipment. That said, there is also a lot of offensive weaponry and ammunition included in this package, a spring offensive is coming. And if it hasn't already started, it is coming and all of this equipment is very likely going to be necessary in the short term. WTO peace national security correspondent JJ green. New tonight initial intelligence suggesting that China is considering giving lethal aid to Russia for its war in Ukraine, was gathered from Russian government officials, NBC News reports that U.S. officials then spent weeks corroborating the information with other intelligence sources. Top Biden administration officials, including Secretary of State Tony blinken and CIA director Bill burns, have publicly expressed confidence in that intelligence. China has denied the accusations. Yesterday, White House national security spokesman John Kirby said the U.S. has not seen any evidence so far that Beijing is moving towards sending lethal aid to Moscow. Coming up for you after traffic and weather. A resolution picks up Senate support to prevent D.C.'s
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"Ryan died at the scene, banfield was taken to the hospital where she later died. The other adult in the home was a 22 year old au pair who detectives say are now talking with them. Felicia the husband is not speaking with detectives. A four year old girl was in that house at the time Sean, she is safe and with police. Obviously, this is a developing story. We'll bring you the latest as we get it. Also breaking today, Timothy mccree, Johnson, was not armed when police shot and killed him near Tyson's corner center on Wednesday night. Fairfax county police confirmed that after searching the grounds around the mall where two officers chased the 37 year old, they did not recover any weapons. Fairfax police chief Kevin Davis did not describe the circumstances that led to the officers firing shots at the D.C. man. Johnson was suspected of stealing designer sunglasses from Nordstrom, both officers have been or are assigned to the Tyson's urban unit. They are now on administrative leave as the killing is under investigation. 5 33, today marks one year since Russia's invasion of Ukraine triggering the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II. Ukrainian allies, including the U.S., are rallying behind that war torn country. One man, Vladimir Putin started this war, one man can end it. Secretary of State Antony Blinken told the UN Security Council the U.S. remained steadfast in his support for Ukraine. If Russia stops fighting and leaves Ukraine, the war ends. If Ukraine stops fighting, Ukraine ends. The Pentagon announced a new $2 billion security assistance package, including more ammunition and small high-tech drones. And that CBS correspondent Willie James inman reporting, the U.S. is also announcing a fresh round of sanctions on Russia, which include increasing tariffs on Russian imports, targeting exports to Russia and punishing companies that have helped Moscow evade previous sanctions. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky is pledging to push for victory in 2023 as he and other Ukrainians marked the somber first anniversary of the war. He called February 24th of last year, the longest day of their lives. On the battlefield, Ukraine's military is echoing his call. This is a very important year for Ukraine. We hope that this year will become the year of our victory. Yuri sack, an adviser to Ukraine's minister of defense as they hope this February 24th. This will be the only ever anniversary of this unprovoked aggression against our country. Leaders from around the world, including those in the U.S., think that may be a bit too optimistic. We are confident that this is possible. We hope our allies share this confidence with us. And we hope that our allies understand victory is possible this year. Whether that happens this year or not, sex says they will fight to win. JJ green, WTO P news. 5 35, the big political question in Washington will President Biden run for reelection. First Lady Jill Biden gave us a hint today. He says