what will it take for a successful mission to the moon? and blistering temperatures and dangerous wildfires. 40 million people under heat alerts, the latest on the scorching temps and when we can expect some relief. and an urgent warning from the dea over rainbow-colored fentanyl being used to target young americans by drug cartels. it is sunday, september 4th, thank you so much for waking up with us. good morning to you, boris. happy holiday weekend. hopefully you have some plans after the show today. great to be with you, amara. we got to tell you about this strange story. it was weird and we cover a lot of weird stuff. an airport contractor in mississippi is in custody today, charged with stealing a plane and threatening to crash it into a walmart. this bizarre incident played out as the suspect was circling the skies over tupelo, mississippi, and people on the ground watched the whole thing in disbelief. he right on top of our house. he literally flew over every
office? an historic apology: pope francis humbly begs for forgiveness in canada. why some say it s too little, too late. global health emergency: frustration growth of grows as monkeypox cases increase across the united states. when will more vaccines arrive? rent prices on the rise: more americans are being forced from their homes. we ll speak to one woman who says it s cheaper to live in a hotel. whale of a story. spectacular video of a fishing boat getting walloped. and a cancer patient takes a risk: find out how one woman s honesty and bravery changed her life and inspired another. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. garrett: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. tonight, record high temperatures across the country are fueling wildfires in 15 states, the largest in northern california, with smoke now visible from the international space station. the oak fire exploded over
office? an historic apology. pope francis humbly begs for forgiveness in canada. why some say it s too little, too late. global health emergency. frustration growth of grows as monkeypox cases increase across the united states. when will more vaccines arrive? rent prices on the riles. more americans are being forced from their homes. we ll speak to one woman who says it s cheaper to live in a hotel. whale of a story. spectacular video of a fishing boat getting walloped. and a cancer patient takes a risk. find out how one woman s honesty and bravery changed her life and inspired aer. this is the cbs evening this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. garrett: good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. tonight, record high temperatures across the country are fueling wildfires in 15 states, the largest in northern california, with smoke now visible from the international space station. the oak fire exploded ov
horizon air employee or someone from the airport up in alaska where hour rizon area was did a barrel roll and still pulled the plane out of it, he crashed the plane and did not survive. but airport workers stealing airplanes has happened before. that means airport workers have access to the planes. are there keys to airplanes? are they hanging somewhere? you know, that s such a great point, because when i worked on the september 11, 2001 cases of the four planes that were crashed on that day, and in that litigation we learned, of course, that one key opened all of the aircraft. which is a real problem. and, yes, airplanes have keys, there are lots of things that operators do to keep down the chance of theft, for example. some people, especially private individuals, they ll disconnect the batteries at night so people can t get into them.
a hoodie and exited and began firing shots into the air. at this point, we don t know where exactly the individual was aiming. the most we re seeing now she was aiming at the ceiling. but there was several rounds that are found. reporter: a dallas police officer on scene shot her below the waist, injuring her and taking her into custody. no one else was hurt. a witness says she was yelling about her husband having an affair before she started firing. she was going to blow the effing airport up, and she basically had a hood and pulled the gun from underneath the hood, fired the first shot up. and we were just basically getting out, trying to get safe. reporter: now, texas state law does allow gun owners with a concealed% license to carry weapons here in the general terminal area. it is not clear whether the suspect had a permit. she s not yet been charged. major. garrett: thank you so much. tonight, there s growing concern over the spread of monkeypox