news. one of the things i m hearing here in munich is real concern about the surveillance balloon program. plus, safety fears. fema arrives in east palestine, ohio more than two weeks after the toxic derailment. in turkey survival against the odds. more than 12 days after the earthquake a family is pulled from the rubble. returning to the depths. the titanic as never seen before. it was pretty haunting. and finally, rush hour rescue in los angeles. how this dog captivated a city and prompted these drivers to act. she goes, i rescued a dog on the freeway. i go no way, he i just watched somebody rescue a dog on the freeway. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news, from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. there is breaking news tonight. former president jimmy carter has decided against any further medical treatment and entered home hospice care. mr. carter is 98 years old. his decision follows a series of short hospital stays. this weekend several family
crashing near huntsville, alabama, killing everyone onboard. the images just coming in. growing concern tonight about airline safety. the head of the faa testifying before congress about the cause behind a nationwide ground stop last month. the faa promising action following a series of dangerous close calls, including a fourth incident we re just learning about in honolulu. gio benitez standing by. days of mourning on the campus of michigan state university. vigils honoring three classmates shot and killed during a shooting rampage. students protesting at the state capitol, demanding gun reform. dramatic testimony in the alex murdaugh murder trial. for the first time, jurors seeing the moment he denies killing his wife and son. detectives asking, did you kill maggie? did you call paul? murdaugh asking if he s now a suspect. the catastrophic earthquake in turkey and syria. at least six survivors pulled from the rubble today, buried for roughly 200 hours. heartbreak
alabama, killing everyone onboard. growing concern tonight about airline safety. the head of the faa testifying before congress about the cause behind a nationwide groundstop last month. the faa promising action following a series of dangerous close calls, including a fourth incident we re just learning about in honolulu. gio benitez standing by. days of mourning on the campus of michigan state university. vigils honoring three classmates shot and killed during a shooting rampage. students protesting at the state capitol, demanding gun reform. dramatic testimony in the alex murdaugh murder trial. for the first time, jurors seeing the moment he denies killing his wife and son. detectives asking, did you kill maggie? did you call paul? murdaugh asking if he s now a suspect. the cat strofic earthquake in turkey and syria. at least six survivors pulled from the rubble today, buried for roughly 200 hours. heartbreak over the more than 41,000 dead. many of the in mass grave
In shades of bronze, a building of color, against historys white marble. This is not the museum of tragedy. It is not museum of difficult moments. It is the museum that says, here is a balanced history of america that allows us to cry and smile. Ive done close to 150 expeditions, and as i look back upon my history, the most important discoveries were the ones that i didnt know were there. Logan bob ballard discovered the titanic in 1985, and as youll see tonight, he hasnt stopped exploring. Oh, i love that. Logan when youre operating 2,000 feet beneath the sea, you never know what youll find. Oh, beautiful. Oh, wow. Holy cow. Wow logan . Or what will find you. Kroft im steve kroft. Stahl im lesley stahl. Cooper im anderson cooper. Whitaker im bill whitaker. Logan im lara logan. Pelley im scott pelley. Those stories tonight on 60 minutes. This is my body of proof. Proof of less joint pain. And clearer skin. This is my body of proof that i can fight Psoriatic Arthritis from the inside ou
Up next, a walking tour through the Historic Navy yard organized by the national ms. Him of the united the navy. This program is about 75 minutes. Welcome to the Washington Navy yard. Im the director of education here at the National Museum of and this tour will take us throughout the history of the Washington Navy yard, which is a very extensive one. The yard itself is seen a lot of different historical events. Some happy, some, some every day events. The yard itself has changed dramatic he over the many years. Andas first founded in 1798 it was around that time that the united ace realized we needed a Standing Military force. He was after the American Revolution that all the military was basically disbanded because of the sentiments from before the American Revolution, who had a Standing Army at that time that was stationed in the United States. The british, with that idea still fresh in their mind, they realize they didnt want a Standing Military. We started having problems overseas