in britain it s good-bye boris. so who s next? i m ian lee in downing street where this time tomorrow britain will know who will be their next prime minister. and later, weekend journal. we visit willow creek, wisconsin where fishing is helping first responders and veterans with ptsd one cast at a time. it s exactly why we re doing this. so people don t have to feel so alone in their struggle. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with weather extremes. from coast to coast. in georgia states of emergency have been declared in two counties. they were swamped by flash flooding, you see there, after more than a foot of rain fell in the last 24 hours. in indiana at least one person is dead tonight after rushing water caused widespread devastation. while in the west there are several cities enduring triple-digit temperatures and a severe september heat wave. c
children at a day care in illinois. the latest to be potentially exposed. we will get answers from dr. david agus. truth or consequences. a jury tells alex jones there is a price to pay for his sandy hook lies. and later, wrestling with diversity. a chicago program beating the streets by creating champions on the mat. i m making a difference because i made some impact on them. that makes it worth it. this is the cbs weekend news. good evening. adriana diaz is off. i m mark strassmann. tonight in washington the senate s working in a rare weekend session and has started to vote on a sfraulg climate and health care bill. it s a scaled down version of the democrat s build back better bill. passing it would continue a week of wins president biden has desperately needed. red hot jobs numbers, cooling grand prixs, kansas voting down abortion rights restrictions. natalie brand at the white house where there is also good news about the president s health. reporter: mark,
we have five routes and one driver to drive five routes. game changer. minor league baseball team is bridging divide between young and old and it s home run for all. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news, from chicago with adriana diaz. tonight we have new reporting on the government documents seized from former president donald trump s residence at mar-a-lago. cbs news learned a lawyer from trump certified in writing all classified materials had been removed from mar-a-lago after june 3rd meeting with justice department officials. but officials familiar with how the documents were being stored told investigators about their existence at the private residence. democrats now want a classified briefing from the director of national intelligence. the latest from washington. reporter: this sounds like something out of a spy novel. espionage act outlaws holding on to national security information that could potentially harm the u.s. or help foreign adversaries withou
groups after attacks on troops in the middle east. here are tonight s headlines. the pentagon strikes back after u.s. troops in iraq and syria come under attack more than 40 times and what we are learning tonight about a $30 million american reaper drone shot down off the coast of yemen. plus growing calls for a pause in gaza, as the israeli army claims control of northern gaza from hamas, blowing up more than 100 terrorist tunnels. america decided. major wins for democrats in kentucky, virginia, and ohio. abortion rights a key issue driving voters to the polls. so what could it mean for the residential election in 2024? a marathon day of testimony for ivanka trump as she is grilled about the trump organization s business practices, which the judge calls fraud. norah: breaking news, a brothel bust. what the justice department calls a high-end network serving elected officials, military officers, and tech executives. pick a profession. they are probably represented i
1400 israelis, and now israeli forces are in the heart of gaza city, as thousands of palestinians escaped south. here are tonight s headlines. we are inside gaza tonight, the israeli military takes us further inside the territory then any other journalists. speak with the commander here told us there are about a thousand hamas militants here tn with. now there are a few dozen. norah: as israeli soldiers advanced, thousands of palestinians flee, as the world health organization says the level of death is hard to fa fathom. the military objective has been to destroy hamas, but there is growing international outrage that means destroying everything here it s beer and breaking news. a man is in custody, accused of having a self-style rifle near the u.s. capitol. the new details. did you have a gun? norah: a jewish man dies after israeli and palestinian coprotesters clashed. what investigators say tonight. investigators not ruled out the possibility of a hate crime a