caitlin bernard, the indiana ob/gyn, who according to state documents, provided a non- surgical abortion to a 10-year- old rape victim. o donnell: chaos at the airport. the shooting at dallas love field captured on video. the new footage that shows the moment officers stopped the female suspect. florida police sergeant seen gripping another officer s throat. tonight, what led to the alleged assault. army recruiting falls short. why obesity is one of the top reasons we can t fill the military s ranks. the generosity of strangers, and it s all starting with a wedding dress. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. on this busy tuesday night. we want to begin with what s being described as a catastrophic extreme weather event in the midwest where record rainfall caused deadly flash flooding in the st. louis area. r at least one perso
interview tonight with dr. caitlyn bernard, the indiana ob/gyn, who according to state dowct of documents provided a nonsurgical abortion to a 10-year-old rape victim. o donnell: chaos at the airport. the shooting at dallas love field captured on video. the new footage that shows the moment officers stopped the female suspect. florida police sergeant seen gripping another officer s throat. tonight, what led to the alleged assault. army recruiting falls short. why obesity is one of the top reasons we can t fill the military s ranks. the generosity of strangers, and it s all starting with a wedding dress. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. on this busy tuesday night. we want to begin with what s being described as a catastrophic extreme weather event in the midwest where record rainfall caused deadly flash flooding in the st. louis area. at least one per
captioning sponsored by cbs o donnell: tonight, as we come on the air, we re covering a number of breaking news stories, including donald trump s return to washington and rain fell in pars of missouri.nh the iconic gateway arch forced to close for the day. plus, that heavy rain drenching the midwest all week as re trng fa-moving weather. tonight, in dueling speeches. trump versus pence. the battle for the republican party. they really want to damage me so i can no longer go back to work for you. i came today not to look backwards but to look forward. o donnell: our exclusive
reporter: a wild weekend weather across the country. tornado warning sirens in chicago tornado. reporter: sightings nearby with heavy rain drenching the city and flooding the streets in detroit, the rain shut down interstates trapping vehicles. meanwhile in the northwest a dome of heat is punishing cities like seattle and portland where the all-time 107-degree temperature record could be shattered this weekend the forecast there expected to break 110 degrees. across the region, at least 25 million people in 6 states are under heat alerts. we are closing for the heat wave. i don t want to risk the lives of my staff or other patrons who might be out here. reporter: others are doing what they can to survive the heat. we brought a lot more ice today. reporter: the olympic track & field trials in eugene, oregon, moving events earlier to beat the worst of the heat. this is a brutal way to make an olympic team reporter: in seattle where more than half of households don t hav
intersection six miles from the albuquerque airport. the pilot and the former police officer and his wife are some of them haves. parts of the country are waking up to extreme weather this morning. forecasters are warning to brace for more heat. in the meantime in the midwest, also dealing with its fair share of bad weather. nbc news correspondent guad venegas has more. reporter: a wild weather weekend across the country. tornado sirens in chicago and sightings nearby. with heavy rain drenching the city and flooding the streets. in detroit, the rain shut down interstates trapping vehicles. meanwhile in the northwest, a dome of heat is punishing cities like seattle and portland where the 107 degree record could be shattered this weekend. the forecast there expected to break 110 degrees. across the region, at least 25