i couldn t comprehend. i remember telling my mom, i m going to get you through. this she let me in the eyes of, that jessica, how am i supposed to get to the rest of my life? what did you find in his phone? have a picture sent to him. with his wife? they were not his wife. i m not the kind of wipe that went through my husband s phone. did you think that maybe this other woman, on todd s phone, might have had something to do with his murder? we can t rule anyone out. we begin to get video from several different locations. we see someone, same clothing, glasses, hat, going from place to place. they started asking me a lot of questions. do you recognize the, gate do recognize the way she s walking? whoever this woman is, has had this murder plan and very well planned. a dangerous killer, a devious plot, who was behind it? it came as a shock. a complete shock. look carefully and ask yourself whether you can trust your own eyes. this is video of me? a
while in ukraine, war rages. i m ian lee in mykolaiv, where there s little joy this new year s day. u.s. deportations balloon, as border numbers rise. i m omar free fran ka on the texas/mexico border. the latest on the immigration emergency coming up. and later, pasadena blooms once again. lavish rose floats are back, and for some, so is hope. i m going to keep doing all the things that i love and try to live to the fullest. announcer: this is the cbs announcer: this is the cbs weekend news. captioning funded by cbs good evening and thanks for joining us. a fierce storm has ushered in the new year in california. in sacramento, it was the wettest new year s eve on record. at least two levies have been overwhelmed. and tonight the danger is not over. this is highway 99. it s a major north/south road, where some drivers became waters led to several rescues throughout the region. the storm is heading east bringing storms to utah and tornados to the south. leads us
bret: breaking tonight and all day today president biden has covid. the white house made this announcement this morning just days after the president returned from a middle east trip and the trip yesterday to massachusetts. is said to be experiencing mild symptoms. the president will isolate at the white house and execute his duties from there, according to the white house press secretary. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the latest tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. good evening to you, bret. the president is suffering only mild symptoms. a runny nose, a dry cough, and fatigue. but we did get conflicting information from white house officials and his doctor about when those symptoms started and why he only reported them after popping a positive on a routine test. but, most importantly, we re told the president is doing fine. but the team or the day rather that his team had long prepared for has finally come. hey, folks, yes you hea
party can call the shots on the hill for the next couple of years. right now we have a split senate right counsel the middle folks, 50 democrats, 50 republicans with the vice president able to cast that deciding vote. now, bun seat here could really change everything. the biden agenda would hang in the balance. bret: voters have been lining up at the polls throughout the day today. georgia s polls close in the next hour and pennsylvania, the hour after that. martha: but not all states count and report their votes the same way. here s where it s going to get pretty tricky and we will guide you through this tonight. georgia, pennsylvania, and wisconsin are known to be historically slow counting states. they start opening the mail-in ballots at 7:00 a.m. on election day. other states like florida and texas, they start processing those ballots that come in before election day. therefore, it will happen there probably much faster. bret: virginia is quick, too. that s why we
friend and their children. there was just smoke and there were embers falling down from the roof and people were screaming and we just ran and ran and ran. reporter: bethany keeling was right near the exit when the bomb went off. i saw like a flash. like, an explosion flash. i grabbed my friend s hand and we just ran. but we looked and we could see the bodies on the floor. reporter: victims were lying where they d fallen. the ground was streaked with blood. the killer today identified as 22-year old british-born salman abedi. police believe he detonated his suicide bomb here, in an area connecting the massive arena to the nearby train station, which then descended into chaos. when the bomb went off, many parents were waiting outside to collect their kids after the show. for some of the youngsters, it was their first concert. joe gregory was sitting in his car, waiting to pick up his girlfriend.
22-year-old salman abedi, was born in manchester, the son of a family who emigrat