prepared to pay more but the move is moving forward. russia is accusing ukraine of trying to assassinate president vladimir putin and a drone attack on the kremlin. i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker of salt. norah: the immigration crisis at the southern border. why it is only expected to get worse. this is really not an impossible issue, it is an international, migration issue. u.s. citizens getting out of war-torn sudan. cbs news went aboard a saudi arabian navy ships sent to the african nation to evacuate refugees from the latest fighting. we are going back to america, and going to a safer place. baby norah: at the rock & roll hall of fame. is your favorite on the list of inductees? and if you want me then come on get me now norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin with breaking news, and the urgent manhunt for a suspect accused of opening fire insid
another interest rate hike. i don t think anyone is ever preparedt moving forward. russia is accusing ukraine of trying to assassinate president vladimir putin in a drone attack on the kremlin. then come on get norah: good evening and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night we begin with breaking news the suspect accused of opening fire inside a medical center in atlanta has been found. all of the victims were in age s old. please have identified the alleged shooter as 24-year-old dion patterson. here s what we are learning about what happened sources tell cbs news that patterson became agitated while waiting for a medical appointment when he took out a handgun and immediately started shooting. the coast guard veteran. he was on medication for mental health issues. the c 190th mass shooting in the united states this year just reminder 123rd day of 2023. cbs s mark strassmann is on the scene. he will start us off tonight from atlanta. good evening, ma
Securing a hotel room for the 620 summit in hamburg. So today we want to know what you have missed out on by waiting too late to book . Just let us know use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to Business Live. We start in hamburg, germany where as youve been hearing, leaders of the 620 group of the worlds top economies are gathering. Concerns over free trade and the environment are high on the agenda. But for europe equally pressing is the Migration Crisis. Record numbers of migrants from sub Saharan Africa have been heading into the eu increasingly across the mediterranean via italy as this map shows. The final destination for many is 6ermany where migration related costs are projected to top 100bn by 2020. Chancellor Angela Merkel has made it clear that she thinks other countries must shoulder more of the burden last year alone 6ermany saw almost three quarters of a Million People apply for asylum. There are fears that Climate Change and poverty could drive millions more afric
much. right from today s big, big financial news, the federal reserve wrapped up a two-datingy raising a key percentage point. from the white house, cbs s nancy cordes reports today rate hike comes amid growing concerns about the economy from recent bank failures to the debt limit, fight right here in washington. it is possible we will have what i would hope would be a mild recession. reporter: today s move by the federal reserve pushed interest rates to their highest point since 2007. the fed may not be done yet. a decision on a pause was not made today. reporter: it s a high-stakes decision because the rising cost of borrowing money has already contributed to the failure of three major banks in the past two months. it has also driven down home sales by nearly 20%. emily boyko has been house hunting in minnesota for six months. i don t think anyone is ever prepared to pay more, but it s
local police took back the hotel, rescuing at least 20 guests and killing five gunmen. according to reports, attackers were armed with suicide vests, heavy machine guns and rocket propelled grenades. we ll keep an eye on this story throughout the morning. turning to big financial news. the global markets are reeling this morning as moody s downgraded 15 of the world s largest banks. citigroup, goldman sachs, bank of america, jpmorgan chase and morgan stanley join several european banks in the downgrade. officials from the ratings agency said these banks were vulnerable to outsized losses creating fears they would not be able to repay their debt information time of severe financial crisis. the downgrade marks the first time since 2007 that moody s has taken across the board action against the banks. let s see how the markets are responding as we get all up in