the third major bank to fail in two months. a u.s. navy ship has taken more than 100 u.s. citizens away from the violence in sudan but many more are still waiting to be rescued. thousands of american airlines pilots threaten a strike, could it impact your summer travel. schedules that are on flyable. the so-called forever chemicals contaminating drinking water and fish. we are finding them here throughout the most of the united states. now retired air force colonel kim campbell faced that decision 20 years ago in the cockpit of her 810 over baghdad. hearing the guys over the radio welcome home i knew that i made it, i knew that i survived. norah: thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we want to begin tonight with breaking news, at least six people are dead and thousands others injured after a massive pileup in south-central illinois. dozens of passenger vehicles and 30 commercial vehicles including semitrucks involved in a deadly crash.
soldiers are among the dead. here are tonight s headlines. sickle musical [era tax rains down on both sides of the border. they recover bodies after hamas brutal attack. we ve been speaking with rescue workers, some of whom broke down in tears when they described what they witnessed in the aftermath of this attack. where is the world now? how come the world is not saying never again. norah: reservists return home as israel prepares for and expected en invasion of gaza. in northern israel, tensions are high as israel and hezbollah exchange rocket attacks across the border with lebanon. inside guys are tonight, as bombs rained down. the city now plunged into darkness as electricity is cut off traits because they keep saying leave the gaza strip. where to? i would argue it s the deadliest day for since the holocaust. speaker here in washington atten shifts to whether iran bears any responsibility. norah: americ s top diplomat on his weight israel. the plan to get am
live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. tonight a san jose murder suspect escapes from his cell, escapes the fence while in handcuffs. betty yu tells us he ran straight into serious trouble, the chief. reporter: a day in the office, not for taking down a bad guy on the street, but he is a top cop and a department spokesperson said he did what any officer would have done this morning. a 26-year-old san jose man made the bold escape all while his hands were still in cuffs. police say hector flores arias managed to slip out of the station through the holding cell door which should lock automatically. he slipped his handcuffs around from behind before scaling a tall barbed wire fence, but then he ran into a problem, the police cliff in the parking lot. a department spokesperson says larry esquivel immediately saw that something wasn t right when he pulled in past the gates for work this morning. he hopped out of his car and tackled the suspect who was running
live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. tonight a san jose murder suspect escapes from his cell, escapes the fence while in handcuffs. betty yu tells us he ran straight into serious trouble, the chief. reporter: a day in the office, not for taking down a bad guy on the street, but he is a top cop and a department spokesperson said he did what any officer would have done this morning. a 26-year-old san jose man made the bold escape all while his hands were still in cuffs. police say hector flores arias managed to slip out of the station through the holding cell door which should lock automatically. he slipped his handcuffs around from behind before scaling a tall barbed wire fence, but then he ran into a problem, the police cliff in the parking lot. a department spokesperson says larry esquivel immediately saw that something wasn t right when he pulled in past the gates for work this morning. he hopped out of his car and tackled the suspect who was runnin
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