another evacuation attempt. mayday, mayday, mayday. we have engine failure. reporter: video shows failure coming from an american airlines plane. norah: running for reelection as early as tomorrow, president biden is expected to announce his 2024 bid. reporter: bed bath & beyond has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. if you have coupons, the company will stop accepting them wednesday. norah: cbs news investigates the collapse of u.s. hospitals leaving some of america s most vulnerable communities searching for care and investors with millions in their pockets. where does this end up leaving the people of this community? it is going to cost them their lives. norah: and recent california showers bring super bloom flowers. seeing these flowers that something that makes me smile. norah: good evening and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together, we want to begin tonight with a major shake-up in the media landscape as though most
sullivan said at this point today are not even contemplating putting american boots on the ground. norah: thank you very much. turning to a scary incident in the sky, and american airline flight was forced to return to an ohio airport after its engine caught fire following a bird strike on sunday. cbs s janet shamlian spoke with one of the freight and reporter: on a plane it does not get much more frightening than this. flames shooting from the engine in an ominous warning. let s get back to the seats. reporter: this was american 1958 from columbus to phoenix early sunday. a bird strike shortly after takeoff sparking a fire. forcing pilots to make an emergency landing on one enine. mayday, mayday, mayday, american 1958. we had a bird strike an engine failure. when a bird strike impacts of plain and takes out an engine, how does it impact the flying.
the airplanes are designed to be flown on one engine, that s a safety feature built in. toby the faa, marnie cal stead was on the plane. they were shooting out the pretty large at a certain point, and i started to think that we might not make this. reporter: more frightening moments of board and airlines flight in north carolina. a fire from the airport, the plane returned to the gate. for its part, they attributed the fire in north carolina to end mechanical incident and no one was hurt in either incident. norah. norah: janet shamlian, thank you very much. officials in philadelphia
the network, the warning shows coho space backlash after saying women in their 50s were past their prime. cbs s rika duncan is going to start us off from outside fox news headquarters. good evening. reporter: good evening, norah, tucker carlson s controversial comments over the years have led many advertisers to flee at times. but some of his rhetoric would have obviously gotten him fired at many media companies, but brt fox news a lot of money and brought him more airtime until now. we will be back on monday. that was tucker carlson signing off on friday. this morning the highest rated prime time anchor at fox news was told he was leaving the network according to the new york times. fox news media and tucker carlson have mutually agreed to part ways. reporter: fox made the announcement on air and noted in a statement his last show is friday.
norah: roxana saberi, thank you very much. we want to turn to a cbs news investigation into the collapse of hospitals serving some of our nation s most vulnerable communities. cbs news chief medical correspondent takes a look at how investors are making millions while patients are being stripped of their essential health care needs. just an elderly person trouble breathing is what i have so far. reporter: when the suburban hospital closed in november, veteran paramedic jim mccann says it was a blow to the community of 85,000 residents that the hospital served. it has put pressure on the entire health care system, ems, everyone is feeling this. it hit hard. reporter: in 2016, los angeles-based medical holdings purchase delaware county memorial. by 2018, with the help of private equity investors, the company had acquired 20 hospitals in six days. in pennsylvania, prospect medical promised to dramatically