Indictment. Im being indicted because theyre afraid of all of us. Now the trump team is facing a monday deadline to respond to the judge. Also tonight, weather watch. Was weather is brewing in the midwest, south and east through monday. Damaging winds, hail, flooding and tornadoes, all in the forecast. And russian retaliation. Moscow launching a barrage of missile and Drone Strikes on ukraine. Tonight, what prompted president putins latest deadly show of force . Plus, soccer stunner. It went down to the wire, but the u. S. Womens teams dreams were dashed at the world cup. We just lost the world cup by a millimeter. Thats tough. Tonight, the kick that sent them packing. And later, on the mend. Meet the doctor whose talent stretched far beyond the operating room. It actually makes me happy that Little Things are meaningful. Announcer this is the Cbs Weekend News from new york with jericka duncan. Jericka is off. Im robert costa. Couldnt the legal battle between former President Donald Tr
The stabbing at a new york gas station that killed a gay professional dancer. The death being investigated as a hate crime the teen police are searching for. And the extraordinary legacy of Henrietta Lacks more than 70 years after her cells were harv harvested without her knowledge, the historic settlement for her family good evening, and thank you for joining us Donald Trumps legal jeopardy became much more serious late today, after the former president was indicted for a third time, this time, by a Federal Grand Jury in wash washington, investigating his alleged attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election in the new indictment, mr. Trump is charged with three counts of conspiracy and one count of obstruction. He was summoned to appear on thursday before a federal Magistrate Judge in washington washington. The indictment also mentions six unnamed and unindicted coconspirators. It says mr. Trump and the knowingly false claims of Election Fraud to get State Legislators subvert
investigative details on how they tracked him down after more than a decade. here are tonight s headlines. the suspect linked to the so-called gilgo beach murders by burner phones and dna evidence from a pizza crust. rex heuermann is a demon that walks among us. norah: record-breaking heat. dangerous temperatures for more than 100 million americans, posing risks from blackouts to wildfires. an unusually wet winter prompted a huge growth of vegetation, which has now turned into hot, dry brush, the perfect fuel for fires. norah: plus, the northeast braces for more severe storms. today marks the first full day of hollywood actors going on strike. this is the first time since 1960 that actors and screenwriters have been on strike at the same time. they are very concerned about ai and its invasion of their likeness. norah: the battle for bakhmut. we are on the front lines with ukrainian soldiers. [explosion] this is what it has come to along the f
with new warnings of more heavy rain that could make that flooding catastrophe even worse. plus, more than 80 million under new heat alerts. we ll show you why the vegas strip feels like it s melting. and more record-breaking temperatures on the way. is there any relief in sight? also breaking tonight, for the first time the fda approving the sale of an over-the-counter birth control pill. the concern over how much it will cost. the mystery over that cocaine found in the white house. why the secret service is now ending its investigation. the president in finland saying vladimir putin has already lost the war in ukraine. and what he says about a u.s. senator who s holding up a key military appointment. hollywood on strike. now actors voting to walk out. no script writers, no cast. what this means for movies and your favorite shows. severe turbulence injuring passengers. imagine a future where every flight is a smooth one. the new technology that could help predict
homes in pieces and floating away, and train tracks left with nothing left to support them. the dam on the verge of failing. is it about to get worse before it gets better? our team live in the flood zone tonight. also, 70 million remain under heat advisories, from california to south florida. we ll show you what it s like living and working in triple-digit heat. so how long will it last? al roker standing by. plus, the slow-moving disaster near los angeles. a landslide taking a dozen homes and threatening even more. what s behind it. overseas, ukraine s president zelenskyy coming face-to-face with nato leaders, demanding his war-torn country be admitted to the alliance. this as he s about to meet with president biden. golf under fire. pga tour officials face intense criticism from congress over plans to merge with the saudi-backed golf tour. 9/11 families at the hearing. the growing malaria scare. mosquitos carrying the infectious disease, detected in the u.s. for