heat. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the cleanup tonight after water fills the streets of southern california, causing roads to collapse. some cities getting a year of rain in just one day. >> there is not a whole lot you can do to stop the water. >> norah: president biden visits maui, meeting with survivors as 850 people are still missing. >> structures that are burned have been burned completely. ♪ ♪ >> former president trump and 18 others also have four days to surrender at a court in georgia after being indicted in the state last week. ♪ ♪ >> go, go! >> norah: we are in ukraine. after a russian missile kills seven, including a 6-year-old girl. our "cbs news" crew narrowly missing the blast. >> minutes before we arrived, it was hit by a massive explosion. >> we have been told a second round of missiles is on the way. we need to get out of here as fast as we can. ♪ ♪ >> a memorial is growing outside a store in california where the owner was shot and killed during a confrontation apparently over a pride flag hanging outside her shop. ♪ ♪ >> trader joe's is recalling another one of their products because it may contain metal. >> they are recalling the multigrain crackers with sunflower and flaxseeds. ♪ ♪ >> it's a me, mario! woo-hoo! >> norah: and game over, well, sort of, for the iconic voice of "super mario," retiring after three decades. >> bye-bye! woo-hoo! ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we want to start tonight with violent storms in this summer packed with extreme weather and excessive heat. tonight, we are talking about tropical storm hilary, which slammed southern california with record-breaking rainfall, strong winds, and widespread floodwaters. this is the biggest storm, the strongest storm to hit the golden state in more than eight decades. aerial footage shows the transformation from sunny deserts and palm trees to a wasteland of thick mud covering everything in sight. the mud several feet deep in some areas, water turning roads and interstates into rivers. officials warn that the rains and flooding will continue as the storm moves north toward the canadia border. we have team coverage tonight of this unprecedented storm. cbs's carter evans will start us off from hard-hit oak glen, california. good evening, carter. >> reporter: good evening, norah. neighbors could tell trouble was coming when they heard the rumbling of the huge boulders and logs headed downstream. just imagine the force when it slammed into this building, ripping it right open. tonight, neighborhoods buried in several inches of mud and residents left knee deep in aggravation. hilary packed a wallop for a region that last saw a tropical storm 84 years ago. boulders tumbled. across southern california, many tried to drive on flooded roads, some that turned into muck. this truck ended up half buried. even rescuers needed to be rescued. >> i am trapped. yeah, i am trapped. >> reporter: this is normally a dry wash right here. all the debris has clogged up the drains and now you got the water flowing right over the road. palm springs normally gets about four and a half inches of rain a year. it received nearly that much i n one day.y. and d so much ststanding w waten roads ththat looked d okay. this is whwhat happenened as cas tried to brake coming down interstate 5. and in the midst of one natural disaster, a 5.1 earthquake jolted the town of ojai and was felt over a wide area. it was that kind of day. tina patel is with our los angeles station kcal. >> reporter: look at the size of this eucalyptus tree that came down in sun valley overnight. it narrowly missed a home but crushed two cars. this is a common sight around southern california. in addition to trees being uprooted, there were several power lines that came down. during the height of the storm, more than 40,000 people in l.a. lost power. >> reporter: in oak glen, the fear was a repeat of a mudslide that came crashing through last year. that fear came true. >> going through the town, you can definitely see all the devastation. >> reporter: kyle mccullough says his dad owned this building for years and wanted to turn it into a restaurant. >> he just planned on one day, it was going to be his dream to open it back up for the community. but yeah. >> what does it look like inside? >> ten times worse than the outside. there is a tree that is inside that is probably 20-foot long. i don't think that we'll be able to fix it. >> reporter: and looking at the sunny skies out here, now you would never know such a powerful storm just blew through here. now the cleanup begins. but this family tells me they are still in shock, and norah, they don't even know where to start. >> norah: yeah, just devastating. carter evans, thank you. so for where the system is headed next and the new tropical depression that is headed toward the gulf, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> chris: good evening, norah. the moisture left over from hilary still brings the potential for flash flooding. that threat extends from arizona and the mexico border all the way u to canada, including parts of the pacific northwest. and the tropics are now extremely active, including this tropical depression 9, which is expected by tomorrow morning to become a tropical storm with winds at 45 miles an hour. heavy rain could leave to some localized flooding. meanwhile, big heat dome, strong upper-level low helping to keep things sizzling across most of the united states, with many locations in the 90s and triple digits. and norah, this dangerous heat is going to linger for most of the week. >> norah: chris, thank you. from hurricanes to wildfires. two major fires burning in washington state have scorched more than 20,000 acres outside spokane and forced thousands of people to evacuate. the gray fire and oregon road fire have destroyed some 200 structures and are being blamed for at least one death. president biden and the first lady are on maui tonight surveying the damage and visiting with survivors of the country's deadliest wildfire in more than a centry. tonight, nearly 1,000 people are still unaccounted for, and as cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports, loved ones are beginning to lose hope. >> reporter: president biden surveyed the destruction in lahaina from the air and ground. promising the federal government will be there to help rebuild. >> the country grieves with you, stands with you, and will do everything possible to help you recover. >> reporter: but nearly two weeks after fires wiped out most of the town, 850 people are still missing. >> pretty much overrun by fire down here. >> reporter: new video from that day shows local firefighters overwhelmed by the flames. tim laborte's stepfather is among them. as hope fades, he is posting missing persons fliers. >> we don't know if he might have left early, ran into another area where it was bad and might have diverted him back and he might have been going around in a circle. >> reporter: 470 search and rescue agents are coming through this american pompeii. 85% of the five square-mile disaster zone has been cleared. but fema search teams say clearing what's left could take weeks, if not longer. >> hey, buddy, ready to go? >> reporter: christy bormann and her dog are one of 40 cadaver dog teams sifting through what little remains. >> structures that are burned have been burned completely. so we are talking about ashes, we are talking about metal, that is basically what is left of those structures. >> reporter: and tonight, questions still remain about herman andaya, the now resigned head of maui's emergency response and his decision to not activate emergency sirens. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. >> reporter: andaya was off island of the time of the fire, attending a conference for the state's first responders, but sources tell cbs news, several of his counterparts pulled out of the event so they could prepare their communities. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: the national weather service issued fire warnings beginning four days before the disaster. >> a lot of people, a lot of families, they lost everything. and people lost their lives, and this all could have been prevented. >> reporter: the governor now warning, it could be impossible to find all of the missing. the fire burned so hot he said, it reduced entire neighborhoods to ash, norah. >> norah: jonathan vigliotti, thank you so much for all of your reporting. there are signs tonight that donald trump is preparing to surrender in georgia for racketeering and other charges related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. cbs's robert costa reports the former president's lawyers today agreed to a $200,000 bond as part of his release conditions. >> reporter: forma president trump announced on social media tonight "i'll be going to atlanta on thursday to turn himself in for processing at fulton county jail. this came after his legal team reached a bond agreement as district attorney fani willis, which set strict rules for terms released on bond after his surrender, saying he shall make no direct or indirect threat against any codefendant or witness. several of his 18 codefendants also agreed to bond terms today, including his former lawyer, john eastman, one of the alleged architects of the plan to overturn the 2020 election. despite four indictments and 91 charges against him, trump's lead over his g.o.p. rivals continues to grow. new cbs polling shows a 46-point advantage over florida governor ron desantis, the only other candidate in double digits. trump pointed to his dominance in a cbs poll as one reason why he is skipping the first g.o.p. debate wednesday in milwaukee, a move criticized by his opponents. >> he has a great opportunity to come out and do this. i think he owes it to people. >> he is both afraid of me and he is afraid of defending his record. >> reporter: trump is planning an interview with former fox news host tucker carlson that could air online at the time of the debate. meanwhile, trump's former chief of staff mark meadows, who is cooperating with federal investigators looking at trump's mishandling of classified documents, has, according to abc, told special counsel jack smith he could not recall trump ever declassifying documents before leaving the white house, contradicting the former president's claims. >> norah: and robert costa joins us now. this is a big week for republicans. the debate and i understand you have some reporting about potential new republicans entering this crowded field? >> reporter: there is alarm inside the republican party. as trump keeps gaining, now some veteran republicans are encouraging virginia governor glenn youngkin to consider entering the race as well as georgia governor brian kemp. in fact, former trump national security advisor john bolton tells me, he recently went to georgia to meet privately with kemp to gauge his interest about jumping in and taking on trump. >> norah: both experienced governors. all right, robert costa, thank you. well, today, federal agents arrested an illinois woman who is accused of threatening to shoot former president trump and his youngest son barron who is 17 years old. court documents say that tracy fiorenza admitted to making her threat in emails to a school in palm beach, florida, in may and june. the trumps' primary residence is in palm beach. fiorenza is expected to be brought to florida to face charges. a community in california as heartbroken after a local business owner was shot to death. police say the gunman objected to the mother of nine displaying a pride flag outside her shop in lake arrowhead. here is cbs's elise preston. >> reporter: the pain palpable as community members cling to each other for comfort. signs of love and support flood this space where loved ones and say hate killed lauri carleton. carleton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the pride flags hanging outside her shop. >> the suspect identified as travis ikeguchi. carleton confronted ikeguchi and during the confrontation, ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> i heard the first shot. i said, there's something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too, was he frozen? >> big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later, close friend robin lyles is still in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we are all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for lauri and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine continuously put up pride flags at her business that were targeted. >> being a straight white woman, that wasn't her -- it wasn't what she needed or wanted for herself, it was for others. it was very selfless. >> reporter: as a flag outside carleton's shop now waves at half staff, loved ones say her spirit will continue. >> reporter: what is her legacy? >> to not allow hate to win. >> reporter: residents here say the support carleton provided was critically needed, as anti-lgbtq sentiments are on the rise across the country. there have been 356 incidents of assault, vandalism, and harassment over the past year. norah? >> norah: elise preston, thank you very much. turning now to the war in ukraine, and some powerful images released today, appearing to show a russian supersonic bomber destroyed over the weekend by a ukrainian drone. this comes just after a deadly russian attack on civilians in northern ukraine. cbs's debora patta and her team were just minutes away when the russian missile hit. >> reporter: the moment the missile struck, shattering an idyllic summer's day in chernihiv, just as our cbs news team was driving toward the city center. minutes before we arrived, it was hit by a massive explosion. the missile slammed into thiss theater and tore t through the main square, but the danger was not over. an urgent warning. another attack was imminent. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: we've been told a second round of missiles is on the way. we need to get out of here as fast as we can. the threat failed to materialize, but the terror lingered. as first responders ran into the destruction to treat the more than 150 injured and collect the dead, loading at least seven bodies into a waiting van. >> russia will lose this war. >> reporter: president zelenskyy vowed retaliation during a visit to denmark and the netherlands who have promised f-16 fighter jets to help fend off russian air strikes, but that announcement came too late for this little girl, 6-year-old sofia, the youngest victim of the attack. norah, ukraine's deputy defense minister told us that the f-16 fighter jets will boost the country's air defenses, adding if they'd had them earlier, they could have stopped the strike on chernihiv. >> norah: debora patta, thank you. we turn now to some breaking news. there is a possible game changer in the fight against the respiratory virus known as rsv. the fda tonight approving the first rsv vaccine to protect infants prior to their birth. nearly 80,000 young children under the age of five are hospitalized every year because of this virus, and this new vaccine will be given to pregnant mothers, passing the protection onto their babies. trader joe's announces another recall over something dangerous found in some of its crackers. we've got the details next. ♪ ♪ ckers. we've got the details next. ♪ ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. 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