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The president's controversial pick for attorney general. His former personal attorney already under fire for that settlement with the IRS and the potential payouts to January 6th rioters, now up for nomination as the nation's top law enforcement officer. Also developing tonight, the new images from that near catastrophe, the united airlines jet that knocked the light pole into a delivery truck on a major highway. What investigators have discovered. This just in, exclusive new video of the coast guard seizing the boat at the center of that possible murder investigation. The American woman missing in the Bahamas. What authorities are looking for tonight.

A 15-hour standoff at a bank building in Bakersfield, California, ended Wednesday after all hostages were freed and the suspect was killed by the FBI. As the votes are still coming in for California's primaries, it seems voters will likely send two Republican political newcomers to the November elections.And, for the first time since the war with Iran started, the Republican-led House passed legislation that would force President Trump to stop all military action against Iran. However, it still has to go to the Senate.

Frontier Airlines flight diverted because of an unruly passenger. What he allegedly tried to do before being restrained from another passenger. Primary day, voters head to the polls in six states in what could be a preview of the mid-terms. What we are watching for in major races for governor of California and mayor of Los Angeles. And the case of that Michigan woman missing in the Bahamas, no possible murder investigation. We are there as a new search for her is about to begin.

The Justice Department said Monday that it will stop work on the $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund following a district judge's decision temporarily blocking the establishment of the program. Maine's presumptive Democratic nominee for Senate, Graham Platner, is embroiled in controversy after the Wall Street Journal reported on sexually explicit text messages he allegedly sent to women outside of his marriage.

A charter bus plows into cars on I-95 in Virginia, killing at least five and injuring 44. Inside the operation to rescue a gold miner stuck in a flooded Laos cave. And, a Blue Origin rocket explodes at Cape Canaveral.

Nearly 100 firefighters battled a massive blaze after an explosion destroys a Dallas apartment complex, multiple injuries tonight. New fears after what may be the deadliest industrial disaster in Washington state history. 11 workers presumed dead. Also tonight, the age debate is back, reaction to Jill Biden's exclusive interview with "CBS Sunday morning." The former first lady saying she thought president Biden was having a stroke during that infamous debate.

At least two people were killed and nine workers are "unrecovered" following the implosion of a chemical tank at a pulp and paper mill in southern Washington state on Tuesday, according to a news release shared by authorities on Wednesday afternoon. Several more people were injured. Rescue teams found five of seven people alive inside a flooded cave in Laos, but how to safely extract the survivors remains unsolved. Former first lady Jill Biden said she was "frightened" by her husband Joe Biden's 2024 debate performance and thought he was having a stroke.

At least one person was killed and nine workers were unaccounted for following the implosion of a chemical tank at a pulp and paper mill in southern Washington state on Tuesday, local authorities said. President Trump said his health "checked out perfectly" after a medical checkup on Tuesday. Sonny Rollins, the tenor saxophonist and restless genius whose bold, distinctive tone and constant experimentation kept him on the cutting edge of jazz for more than 50 years, died Monday at age 95.

President Trump has said a deal with Iran is "largely negotiated" and that he will either sign "a great and meaningful" pact with Tehran, "or there will be no deal." Fifty thousand Southern California residents remain under evacuation orders Monday after emergency crews raced to prevent a tank holding a volatile industrial chemical from exploding at an aerospace facility in Garden Grove. Saturday's shooting near the White House has raised security concerns ahead of summer celebrations to mark America's 250th birthday. The shooter, who was killed after opening fire on a Secret Service checkpoint, had previously blocked a White House entry lane last June, court records show.

A record number of travelers are set to take to the road and air this Memorial Day Weekend. NASCAR star Kyle Busch experienced shortness of breath, felt he was overheating and was coughing up blood the day before his death, according to a 911 call obtained Friday by CBS News. Tulsi Gabbard said Friday that she is resigning as the director of national intelligence, stepping aside after her husband was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer.

Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, died Thursday after being hospitalized with what his family called a "severe illness." He was 41. A flight headed for Detroit made a last-minute diversion to Canada on Wednesday night over Ebola concerns stemming from a passenger who wasn't supposed to be on board. Millions of Americans are beginning their travel ahead of Memorial Day weekend, marking the unofficial start of the summer travel season.

As millions of Americans head to their Memorial Day destinations, travel troubles are starting to erupt. The wildfire emergency in California is intensifying with more than a dozen fires burning across the state. And today, the Justice Department hit Cuba's former leader Raul Castro with criminal charges, including murder.

More than 30,000 people under evacuation orders tonight in Southern California as wind-whipped flames threaten homes and property. First on CBS, what the leader of the Islamic Center of San Diego says about the heroism of those killed in yesterday's attack. And, today the State Department urged Americans to avoid any travel to three Central African countries due to the Ebola outbreak.

At least three people were killed Monday following a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. A fast-moving brush fire fueled by strong winds tore through Simi Valley, California, scorching more than 700 acres, destroying structures and forcing evacuations near schools. And, an American doctor working with a medical missionary organization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested positive for Ebola and was being taken to Germany for treatment. The WHO declared the outbreak a global health emergency.

Several terror plots involving targeting multiple synagogues and Jewish center in multiple US cities has been foiled. Wildfires are ripping across the Texas panhandle. And, there's growing concern over another deadly virus outbreak in Africa. Doctors are currently monitoring an Ebola epidemic now responsible for dozens of deaths.

Seized ship taken toward Iran as Trump and China's Xi agree Strait of Hormuz "must remain open." Ukraine says Russia launches "massive and virtually nonstop" strikes on Kyiv, killing at least 12. Hero pilot recounts crash landing, rescue in Atlantic Ocean: "My first thought was, 'We didn't die'."

Earlier today, President Trump arrived for his high stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. New economic data shows that prices for products jumped six percent compared to a year ago, making it the fastest spike since 2022. And, the latest on the hantavirus while officials worldwide continue to monitor the quarantined cruise ship passengers.

The cost of living here in the US is rising faster than pay for the first time in years.  As President Trump is in the air to China for a high-stakes summit with Xi Jinping, a California mayor is pleading guilty to acting as an illegal, foreign agent for the Chinese government. And, the gunman who opened fire on cars outside of Boston yesterday had just been released from a psychiatric hospital just days earlier. What he told his parole officer moments before the shooting.

The 18 Americans who were aboard a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship have returned to the U.S. and are now in quarantine. A gunman opens fire at passing cars along the Charles River near Boston. And, a CBS News exclusive. Kirk Moore, an Oklahoma high school principal, took a bullet tackling a gunman in his school's lobby. He told CBS News what he did was "just instinct" and said he didn't even realize he'd been shot at first.

U.S. plans evacuation flight for Americans on cruise ship in hantavirus outbreak. Pentagon begins releasing new UFO files, unveiling dozens of photos, videos and documents. U.S. strikes 2 Iranian ports as American warships come under fire.

The effort to ⁠monitor the spread of hantavirus⁠ from a cruise ship currently off the west coast of Africa is expanding, after health officials confirmed the virus on the ship is transmissible from human to human. At least 30 passengers who were potentially exposed have already gone home. The tornado outbreak in Mississippi is one of the worst seen this season. And, Tennessee has become the latest battleground in the congressional maps fight ahead of the midterm elections.

Three people evacuated from hantavirus cruise ship as Spain says it will dock in Canary Islands despite local opposition. President Trump threatened Iran on Wednesday with "higher level" military strikes if it doesn't accept a peace deal, but he says it's "too soon" for new direct talks with Iranian officials in Pakistan after reporting "great progress" in negotiations to end the war. Ted Turner, media tycoon who founded CNN, dies at age 87.

A rare form of hantavirus is believed to have spread person-to-person on board a cruise ship. Iran's leverage depends on President Trump feeling political pressure at home. Gas prices are up and support for the war is not. The California Department of Insurance is accusing State Farm, the nation's largest home insurance company, of delaying, denying and underpaying claims after last year's wildfires.

A Secret Service officer opens fire blocks from the White House after someone raises a gun at the officer. Dash cam video shows the moment a United Airlines jet hit a bakery delivery truck and light pole on one of the busiest highways in the U.S. And, to the West coast of Africa, where a suspected outbreak of a rare and deadly virus has killed at least three people and left a cruise ship stranded at sea.

President Trump says the Iran war is over despite the US military still having a heavy presence and no peace deal reached. Gas prices have been driven to a new four year high due to the uncertainty over the war with Iran. And, the end is near for Spirit Airlines as the carrier could be grounding all flights tonight.

History was made on Capitol Hill today as King Charles addressed Congress, and he's the second monarch to do so. Millions are bracing for another night of severe weather while hail and tornadoes slam the Central US. And, a full investigation into the shooter who tried to attack the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night, including a review of his electronic devices is now underway.

NYPD Officers were blown off their feet by a powerful blast while responding to a call. President Trump reiterated today that oil and gas prices will drop once the war with Iran is over despite them being at an all time high. And, today the family behind Camp Mystic made the decision to re-open the camp this summer.

Iran war has cost $25 billion to date, defense official says, as Hegseth faces questions about war strategy. The round that struck a U.S. Secret Service officer during Saturday's shooting outside the ballroom where the White House Correspondents' Dinner was taking place was not friendly fire, multiple senior law enforcement officials told CBS News Wednesday. The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down Louisiana's congressional map that includes two majority-Black districts, delivering a significant victory for Republicans in a major decision that narrows the landmark Voting Rights Act.

The suspected gunman behind the attempted assassination attempt on President Trump is now behind bars with his bail hearing on this week.  King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived for their state visit today even amidst the mounting questions about security after the correspondent's dinner. And, two weeks after they started, the record-breaking wildfires in Georgia are still burning.

A monster of a tornado blasted through the city of Enid damaging dozens of homes and leading to incredible stories of search and rescue and survival. Lana Zak has the latest. Mark Strassmann reports from on the ground in Georgia with the latest on the wildfires that are still only fifteen percent contained. Meet the young girl who found her role model on the soccer field.

Parts of the southeast being impacted by wildfires are a warzone tonight. JazzFest in New Orleans is the nation's largest Jazz Festival and became a target of an alleged mass shooting plot that's been foiled. And, a mom in California could go to prison for up to six years for the actions of her teenage son.

Dangerous wildfires are ripping through parts of the southeast prompting evacuations and destroying homes. The Trump administration is working on a possible bailout plan to prevent Spirit Airlines from going out of business. And, the parents of a Loyola University student that was gunned down are speaking out for the first time.

President Trump has agreed to give the peace talks with Iran a chance, prior to him unleashing new attacks. A Florida Congresswoman is the latest lawmaker to step down amidst allegations of ethics violations. And, Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple's CEO.

The next round of US Iran peace talks are now in serious doubts as the ceasefire is set to expire in just 48 hours. There are new developments in President Trump's global trade war after the Supreme Court ruled his move to impose tariffs was unconstitutional. Southern California authorities have officially charged artist D4vd with murder following the discovery a 14-year-old girl's body in his car last year.

President Trump's latest comments on the Strait of Hormuz and the naval blockade that remains. The global jet fuel shortage that's impacting Europe and could hurt your travel planning this summer. And, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with an update on a boy who learned that his birthday isn't all about him.

President Trump announces a possible ceasefire in the works between Hezbollah and Israel, citing that there's a good chance for a peace deal with Iran. Police in Virginia say former Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax died after he shot and killed his wife and then turned the gun on himself. Two years after a failed merger with JetBlue, there are public reports that Spirit Airlines could be going under within days.

A New York jury ruled on Wednesday that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster unit operated as an illegal monopoly, handing dozens of states an important legal win against the ticketing giant. More than 50 million Americans under alert tonight as severe storms slam the central U.S., leaving a trail of destruction. Two NYPD detectives are under investigation after a video showing them violently arresting a man inside a Brooklyn liquor store during an undercover drug sting.

Monster storms, devastating tornadoes rip through the plains and Midwest. New accusations against Eric Swalwell. A woman saying he choked and raped her. And our exclusive interview with two of his accusers, breaking their silence for the first time. And, first on CBS, our interview with the husband of that American woman who has been missing for more than a week.

Pope Leo and President Trump, two of the most powerful people on the planet who can shape history with what they say, are now speaking about each other and it's getting ugly. President Trump still hopes to force Iran to fully re-open the Strait of Hormuz by temporarily blocking its ports. After multiple investigations for alleged sexual misconduct and assault, members of both sides of the aisle are calling for California Congressman Eric Swalwell to step down.

The Orion capsule is making its way home tonight. Mark Strassmann has all the coverage of this epic journey from Misson Control. President Trump issues new threats while Iran makes new demands ahead of the high-level peace talks. Ed O'Keefe reports the latest as the fragile ceasefire continues to hold. Inflation has shot up by over three percent, to the highest level in almost two years, making it the largest monthly increase since the government starting tracking prices. Senior Business Correspondent Jo Ling Kent has more on how the war in Iran is impacting your wallet.

Melania Trump says she was not a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and had no knowledge of his crimes. Hope fades that the ceasefire in the Middle East will last the full two weeks. And a CBS News exclusive, a U.S. soldier who survived that deadly Iranian drone strike in Kuwait says the unit was unprepared to defend itself.

Israel launches large offensive against Hezbollah amid Iran ceasefire; California warehouse employee arrested for allegedly starting massive fire.

President Trump announces a two week ceasefire with Iran on social media. Elizabeth Palmer reports on what citizens inside Iran are thinking tonight and how they're preparing for another escalation of the war. It's been 150 years since the first phone call from space was received on Earth. Today, another phone call between the Artemis crew and the International Space Station, representing the first "Alexander Graham Bell" moment. Mark Strassmann is covering it all, including the awe-inspiring views from the moon.

President Trump's threat to blow "everything up" if Iran won't make a deal hangs over new ceasefire bid. Artemis II astronauts made history Monday as they passed the Apollo 13 distance record of 248,655 miles from Earth, which was set in 1970. The parents of a toddler are facing child endangerment charges after the 17-month-old stuck his hand into a wolf enclosure and was injured at a zoo in Pennsylvania.

An American fighter jet downed over Iran and one crew member has already been found. Last summer the TSA removed its longstanding "shoes off" policy, but now there's a demand to bring it back. And, Artemis II has left Earth's orbit and has started its final push towards the moon.

Pam Bondi out as U.S. Attorney General. Artemis II in orbit and at a crossroads. Do they go to the next leg around the moon or stay close to Earth? And, a 13-year-old girl, missing since 1994, found alive more than 30 years later.

President Trump and the war with Iran. His primetime address to the nation. Lift off for Artemis II, America's first moon mission in more than half a century. And, a surprise at the Supreme Court today as the battle over birthright citizenship comes before the justices.

Gas prices hit $4 a gallon nationwide, all of it tied to the war with Iran. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase , sat down with anchor Tony Dokoupil to discuss a whole range of issues related to the current state of the economy. And, the latest from the NASA administrator as the countdown to tomorrow's planned Artemis II launch continues on schedule.

President Trump threatens to obliterate Iran's energy sector as U.S. special operations troops arrive in the region. TSA workers finally getting paid, as the White House finds a way to bypass Congress. And, the countdown to the launch of NASA's Artemis II for a nine-day trip around the moon and back.

President Trump signed an order to pay TSA employees as soon as Monday, after a deal that sought to do the same stalled in Congress. An hour earlier, House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected a Senate-passed bill to fund TSA and most of Homeland Security. Golf legend Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover vehicle crash in Jupiter, Florida, on Friday afternoon. Iran-linked hackers on Friday claimed they had accessed FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email inbox, publishing photographs of the ‌director and other documents to the internet. The DOJ today confirmed there has been a breach.

The runway where an Air Canada jet plowed into a fire truck reopened today as federal investigators release video showing how devastating the collusion was. A Florida man and his sister have been charged in connection with the explosive device found outside MacDill Air Force Base. And, whether you're traveling for spring break or for fun, be prepared for some of the highest wait times at airport security in history.

A second landmark verdict for the tech giant Meta in two days. The world's largest social media company is being told that they owe millions in damages. On day 40 of the government shutdown, the acting head of the TSA warned that the staffing shortage is close to threatening public safety. And, it's opening day for Major League Baseball. Thanks to new high-tech umps, both batters and pitchers can challenge balls and strikes on the field.

Earlier today President Trump addressed Senior White House Correspondent Ed O'Keefe that Iranian negotiators made an offer to the U.S. Growing pressure in Congress to end the partial government shutdown. The CEO of United Airlines weighs in. And, CBS' Tom Hanson reports on federal investigators as they detail the final moments of the Air Canada jet colliding with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport.

Disaster on the runway at LaGuardia Airport after an Air Canada flight slams into a fire truck. ICE agents have now been deployed to "hotspot" airport destinations. And, the billion-dollar storm slamming into Hawaii and the catastrophe it's left behind.

Chaos at the airports and long lines aren't letting up as Spring Break kicks off. It's three weeks into the war with Iran, with thousands of U.S. Marines and warships heading to the Middle East. And, remembering martial arts expert and action hero Chuck Norris.

President Trump has stated his primary objective in the war with Iran is to ensure they never possess nuclear weapons. Is this possible to achieve with diplomacy? There's growing pressure for Congress to end the government shutdown and eliminate the long lines being seen at airports. Hollywood is testing the boundaries with AI even more now, with Val Kilmer joining just a few of the big names brought back to life in recent years.

Major questions about Iran from Capitol Hill today. Chaos at America's airports continue with to many TSA officers calling out and the remaining still not getting paid. And, a historic day for the WNBA. What the new deal will look like if approved.

Unpaid TSA agents are calling out sick in record numbers. As the war in Iran enters its 18th day, a senior Trump advisor has decided to call it quits. And, our correspondent gets up close and personal with some of Israel's firepower.

The extreme weather won't let up as a megastorm drops snow all across the Midwest and is now heading East. Plus, the possibility of tornadoes. Thousands of flights get canceled or delayed from the weather and the partial government shutdown. What you need to know if you're planning on flying. And, on the CBS Evening News, President Trump's efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with the help of other US military allies.

CBS News' Jonah Kaplan reports on what he's learned so far in the newest developments in the suspected terrorist attack in Michigan. Ash-har Quraishi reports the latest on the attacker, and what may have prompted him to try and blow up the Michigan synagogue. Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane has new reporting on the highly decorated combat veteran who was involved in another attack linked to terrorism.

A temple in Michigan was attacked by a man who drove into the synagogue where it burst into flames. Another deadly shooting out of Virginia carried out by a man with ties to ISIS. And, an inside look at some of the tools being given to teens to cut back on their screentime.

The FBI reportedly circulated a memo to police departments in California in recent days that Iran could retaliate for American attacks by launching drones at the West Coast. An Iranian drone attack in Kuwait that killed six U.S. service members in the early hours of the war with Iran was more severe than has previously been revealed, with dozens suffering injuries including brain trauma, shrapnel wounds and burns, multiple sources told CBS News. And, we will meet the hero cops going viral for for foiling what could have been a deadly, ISIS-inspired bomb attack in New York City this weekend.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says today was the most intense day of airstrikes against Iran. Spring weather has arrived in the Northeast, but thunderstorms threaten the Central US. And, reporting on the unease and desperation in Venezuela nine weeks after Nicolas Maduro's capture.

Oil and gas prices are surging since the start of the war on Iran. What the White house is now considering as a solution. Massive lines and missed flights, just in time for spring break. The warnings being given to travelers amidst the partial government shutdown. And, more on the alleged terror attempt in New York City and the teenagers behind it.

President Trump calls for Iran's regime's unconditional surrender. The impact the war in Iran is having on the economy as oil and gas prices rise and stocks tumble. And, a preview of Major Garrett's sit down with defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Russia's involvement with the war in Iran.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has been fired. The looming questions over Iran's future and who could be its next leader. And, the battle that's brewing between Health Secretary RFK Jr. and two major coffee chains.

For the first time since World War II an American submarine torpedoed an enemy ship. CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil has the latest. Despite thousands of American citizens making it out of the war zone this weekend, the struggle to get more out remains. Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman shares what he's learned so far. The first US service members have officially been killed in Operation Epic Fury. Senior National Security Correspondent Charlie D'Agata shares their stories.

The Middle East is becoming dangerous for both soldiers and civilians alike. We'll bring you the latest on the joint U.S.-Israel assault on Iran. Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem in the hot seat on Capitol Hill while members of both parties call for her resignation. And, another miracle on the Hudson as another plane makes an emergency landing.

What the war in the Iran could mean for your wallet. President Trump has stated the war on Iran is about safety, while the U.S. burns through stockpiles of missiles. How long can the U.S. keep up the fight? And, our team of correspondents breaks down the war in Iran from all angles.

The oversight committee heard from Former President Bill Clinton today, undergoing questioning about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump says he's "not happy" with the ongoing negotiations with Iran. Will the presence of US troops force them to make a deal? Crucial testimony was made today in the trial of a father accused of enabling his son who carried out a school shooting. Skyler Henry reports.

Tensions in the trial of Colin Gray were at all-time high in the courtroom. The dramatic video that caused someone to cut the television feed. The latest developments in the search for Nancy Guthrie. Why investigators believe multiple may be behind the abduction. And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", meet the kid who lost his collection of Pokémon cards but found out just how compassionate people can be.

Cuba opens fire on a speedboat registered in the United States. It was the longest State of the Union Address in US history. All the big moments and facts on the speech that fired up both sides of the aisle. And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", meet the workers who helped rescue a kidnapped toddler.

A look ahead to President Trump's first State of the Union Address in his second term. Tony Dokoupil's exclusive interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson. And, today marks four years since Russia invaded Ukraine, making it one of the deadliest conflicts since World War II.

Millions of Americans hit by the blizzard. The details of Nick Reiner's arraignment tonight and new reaction from Comedian Conan O'Brien. And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", shining a spotlight on wins big and small, this time the big win for Team USA Men's Hockey.

In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court ruled the President's use of tariff's are illegal. Tracking the latest winter storm that's threatening the East Coast. And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", a man who found the purr-fect job and proved that helping to change the world might be easier than you think.

The arrest of former Prince Andrew following allegations of misconduct while in public office and his supposed connections to Jeffrey Epstein. FBI Director Kash Patel's use of an agency jet to travel to the 2026 Winter Olympics. And, "The Good Stuff" shows why the Winn Brothers are quickly becoming a fan favorite at this year's Olympics.

The search for a group of missing skiers ends in tragedy. Atlanta police officers are being hailed as heroes after saving the life of a 9-year-old boy. And, the dog who stole the show at the Olympics just by crossing the finish line.

A deadly pileup on a major American highway. What we're learning about the conditions on the interstate that might have led to the crash. Remembering the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson and his impact on civil rights. And, a historic legal case unfolding in Georgia where another parent of an alleged school shooter is standing trial.

Two people were killed and three others critically injured in a shooting at a high school boys’ hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island Monday afternoon. A major storm threatens the West with rain, snow and powerful wind as other parts of the nation deal with the dangers of fire and ice. Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall has died at age 95, his wife said in a statement on social media on Monday. CBS News’ Shanelle Kaul looks back at his career that spanned some of the biggest films of the 20th Century.

The FBI released the first physical description of a male suspect wanted in connection with the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, the mother of "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie. Surveillance footage captures the moment dozens of elementary school students ran through a South Jersey apartment complex as an ICE operation unfolded nearby. One mother told CBS News, “There's a lot of kids right now, they're traumatized. They don't want to go to school, they don't want to go outside. They're just scared.” In a shocking upset, "Quad God" Ilia Malinin places 8th after stumbling in his free skate performance.

ICE agents are being pulled out of Minnesota after thousands of arrests and two deadly shootings. Why now? The largest measles outbreak in more than 25 years continues to grow. And, why more and more elderly Americans are looking for roommates. .

Planes in El Paso, Texas are finally back in the sky after the airspace was shutdown overnight. Things got heated on Capitol Hill today after a shouting match during Pam Bondi's questioning over the release of the Epstein files. And, after a two-and-a-half-year battle with colon cancer, actor James Van Der Beek has died. A look back at his iconic career following his rise to fame in the late 90's.

A new major clue in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, following the FBI's release of chilling video of a masked and allegedly armed person An exclusive report on an immigration raid out of Idaho. And, new information is now surfacing regarding President Trump's phone call with Jeffrey Epstein.

There are several breaking developments regarding the potential kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie. What we're learning from Savannah Guthrie's new video. We have all the information you need for how Team USA is doing at this year's winter Olympics. Plus, an update on Lindsay Vonn and what she's saying about her accident. And, breaking down Grammy-winner Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show and the symbolism behind the performance.

What investigators are now saying is the critical detail in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie. A school bus driver who went out of his way to offer his help to families who weren't even on his route. And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", meet a man who built an entire city from the ground up.

Authorities in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie say they believe she's still out there. Tony Dokoupil speaks with former FBI agent Katherine Schweit to break down the case. Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan says why she thinks the world could be a more dangerous place following the world's largest nuclear powers plan to limit their nuclear arsenals. And, new bill in Florida expands the vaccine exemptions for parents.

We're tracking the new information about the timeline surrounding the abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother. NATO and the US are now working together again to counter a potential Russian threat in arctic. And, redemption at the Westminster dog show. What you should know about this year's winner, the Doberman Pinscher.

New developments in the suspected abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother, more than 48 hours after she was first reported missing. Back-to-back weekend winter storms in the southeast have left thousands in the dark. Why NASA is pausing its Artemis 2 Mission, and when we could finally see the giant rocket achieve lift off in Florida.

The troubling new development into the search for Savannah Guthrie's mother and why investigators are looking into it as a crime. An unexpected problem at NASA that could impact the 10-day mission. And, breaking down music's biggest night with Anthony Mason, including the history made by Super Bowl headliner Bad Bunny.

Actor Catherine O’Hara, whose career spanned decades and included beloved roles in “Home Alone,” “Beetlejuice” and “Schitt’s Creek,” has died at 71. Several East Coast states are bracing for another winter storm as cleanup continues from last week’s extreme weather. Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been released from jail following his arrest in connection with a protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service. Three others were also arrested.

Much of the country is still recovering from last weekend's snowstorm. An update in the trial of a man accused of staging a double murder while having an affair with the live-in nanny. And, how to extend your life without hitting the gym and it only costs a few minutes a week.

Thousands of Americans are spending their fourth night in the dark. Chief medical Correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook breaks down the measles outbreak in South Carolina. And, it's the snub heard worldwide. Why was Bill Belichick denied a spot in the Football Hall of Fame?

The latest on the backlash of the second deadly shooting in Minneapolis. It's been nearly a year since an army helicopter collided with a commercial jetliner. What an NTSB report revealed about the issues that contributed to the disaster. And, the death toll from the winter storm rises.

The latest on how Americans are digging out and cleaning up after this weekend's massive winter storm. More on the second deadly shooting in Minneapolis as we learn more about the man who was shot and what the Trump administration is saying. And, in a weekend with rough weather, one police department decided to find the humor in the situation.

Extensive winter storm coverage from our team of correspondents as more than half the country is bracing for debilitating conditions. The latest on the arrest of Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding. What we know about what led to the arrest of one of the FBI's ten most wanted. And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", Steve Hartman's story of a homeless woman who refused to leave her husband's side. Even in death.

What could be the biggest snowstorm in years. Officials urging people to make their preparations now. Anti-ICE activists arrested. Former Special Counsel Jack Smith, who led two criminal investigations into President Trump, grilled by lawmakers.

Breaking down President Trump's address to world leaders after not backing down from his pursuit of Greenland. Plus, the winter storm that's threatening more than half the country and where it'd headed. And, the appearance of America's Central Bank in show of support for the Federal Reserve Governor. We have the latest on the landmark case.

There's new guidance on phones and social media for kids. Doctors are now saying just limiting screen time isn't enough. It's been one year since President Trump started his second term in office. His plans are causing World Leaders to issue a warning of a rupture overseas. And, the woman behind the largest COVID era fraud scheme is speaking out for the first time.

Dangerous cold weather conditions grip much of the country tonight. A developing story involving the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife. And, President Trump's promise to follow through on his plans to impose tariffs on European allies in the pursuit of purchasing Greenland.