i m going to grab him. norah: a d.c. teen is shot and killed by park police. the civil rights probe as we are now seeing body cam footage. stop! stop or i ll shoot! [chanting] norah: all across the country, students walk out of school, demanding gun reform. house speaker kevin mccarthy s historic meeting with taiwanese president tsai ing-wen. we once again find ourselves in a world where democracy is under threat. israeli police clashed with palestinian worshipers at the al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem. both sides are bracing for increased tensions. looks good. norah: and back-to-back holes-in-one in augusta on the eve of the masters. good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you
san francisco s district attorney also called the crime horrific. now, lee had just moved his family from san francisco to miami to be with his father. friends say he was back in town visiting when he was attacked. norah? norah: carter evans, thank you. tonight, as jews around the world begin passover and muslims observe ramadan, tensions are again on the rise in the holy land. this follows violent clashes today at one of islam s holiest sites, the al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem. here is cbs s imtiaz tyab. reporter: chaos inside the al-aqsa mosque. israeli police say this video shows palestinians attacking them with stones and fireworks. but this cell phone footage appears to show israeli forces beating palestinians with the butt of their rifles. when the smoke from the violence cleared, hundreds of palestinians had been arrested. some zip tied on the mosque ihen israees s firin stu
grenadeshi. one hit me on my chest. since the start of ramadan, israeli forces have entered the al-aqsa complex, known to jews as the temple mount, nearly every evening. police claim it is in part to remove worshipers from staying overnight inside the mosque, in violation of an agreement not to do so until the last ten days of the holy month. but israeli police have not explained why the predawn raid, on the eve of the jewish passover, involved so much force. hamas, the militant palestinian movement which controls neighboring gaza, responded with rocket fire on southern israel, prompting israeli air strikes. as violence between israelis and palestinians continues to surge, the fear is it could spiral into a full-blown war. imtiaz tyab, cbs news, london. norah: a major settlement offer involvingjohnson & johnsos talcum baby powder.
manhattan d.a. and his prosecutors are aiming for a trial next january, and if that were to happen, that means trump could be spending time in new york, facing rial. all while campaigning in iowa and new hampshire ahead of those early nominating contests. norah: it s going to be an extraordinary year ahead. robert costa, thank you so much. well, another wave of deadly tornadoes left a path of destruction across the midwest today and the threat continues tonight. early this morning, at least five people were killed and dozens others injured when a large twister tore through a rural community in southeastern missouri. that is about 100 miles south of st. louis. cbs s adriana diaz is in the small town of glen allen, which took a direct hit. reporter: mowed down in minutes. this is what s left of glen allen, missouri. shredded homes, uprooted trees, and a trail of ruin. keith and shannon lincoln rode out the storm in ther bathroom. all in the tub, just got down by em. i was just p
for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin with a startling new development in the federal investigation of donald trump that could mark a turning point. it comes after the former president launched a new round of attacks on the fbi and justice department, both at mar-a-lago last night and again today on truth social. well, for months, the special counsel right here in washington has waged a behind-the-scenes legal battle to get trump s closest advisors to testify. the president s lawyers ave tried to limit that testimony, and they have repeatedly failed. and yesterday, we learned trump s chief of staff will have to testify. today, we learned mike pence is willing to answer questions under oath about then-president trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. legal experts say it is this investigation that could be much more damaging than what happened yesterday. cbs s robert costa has all the new reporting. good evening, robert. reporter: good evening, norah. this is an extr