security jobs at a bar. they were trying to arrest someone after a disturbance when another person opened fire on them from behind with what police say was an ar-15 assault rifle. authorities say one person is in custody, but they are still looking for the shooter. i hope for swift and quick justice for that individual because he ambushed my deputies. yuccas: the deputy killed is identified as kareem atkins. the 30-year-old leaves behind a wife and two-month-old baby. today, police in houston held a procession as his body was delivered to the medical examiner. today, president biden paid tribute to fallen police officers killed in the line of duty across the country. standing in front of the u.s. capitol, the president also honored those who defended democracy, fighting off the january 6 insurrection. the president called officers overburdened. it s a hard time to be a police officer in america. we want to make sure you have the tools to be the partners and
david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. yuccas: important reporting, david. thank you. still ahead on the cbs weekend news, we head to minneapolis, where the city is paying community members to fight crime before it turns deadly.
otherwise will do much better in a constrained environment we re in today. reporter: small businesses are struggling. owner lily kipper of kip s toy store saw the warning signs months ago. we did our homework and started ordering really early on, like, in april, for the holidays. reporter: how are you dealing with the backlog? it s very similar to just covid, accepting that it s totally out of our control. every day we open we re like, okay, are we going to get a shipment today? i hope so. reporter: unemployment claims are at a pandemic low, but for americans back at work, wage increases aren t offsetting those rising prices. jamie. yuccas: lilia luciano, thank you. the latest covid wave powered by the contagious delta serve continues its retreat. new cases are down 23% over the last two weeks. deaths now down 16%. than millios of the vaccine have been administered. cbs michael george joins us in new york. and, michael, there are still
threat to u.s. forces. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. reporter: killed in the drone strike, ahmadi and nine relatives, including seven children. relatives said an apology wasn t enough. we lost 10 members of our family. reporter: critics of the biden administration s withdrawal have raised questions about the pentagon s strategy. this long-range, over-the-horizon, drone-own strategy with no bases, no allies, no troops on the ground over there we re on t to another 9/11. reporter: and the pentagon has not said how much money they will pay that family. they also say that they are working with the state department to also help those surviving family members relocate to the u.s. jamie. yuccas: debra, thank you. former president bill clinton is expected to be released from a california hospital tomorrow. that s according to a spokesperson. mrs. clinton and daughter chelsea arrived at u.c. irvine medical center earlier today f
terror. yuccas: caught on camera. a car hauler is hit by an amtrak train at an oklahoma crossing. at least four are hurt. weekend journal meet the minneapolis violence interrupters, community members. a new recruit joins the capitol police with a special assignment. this is the cbs weekend news. yuccas: good evening, i m jamie yuccas in in los angeles. adriana diaz is off. america s bumpy pandemic recovery has americans grappling with greater prices across the country. labor shortages and supply chain problems are fueling higher prices on just about everything. the latest data shows consumer prices up more than 5% over the last year. cbs lilia luciano joins me in los angeles with the very latest. lilia, good evening.