gusts making it nearly impossible for fire crews to fight the flames. as the fire moved so quickly, the length of a football field gone in seconds. at least six people are injured and officials saying the fire likely started after the raging wind gusts brought down power lines. i want to go right to emily ekada standing by for us in lewisville, colorado. emily, talk us through what you ve been seeing as you ve been there. reporter: yasmin, i will say it s hard to put into words the degree of devastation we re seeing in these neighborhoods. as you mentioned we just came from one in louisville, the homes reduced to rubble, we re seeing charged out vehicles, trees, and then small hot spots scattered about. it really is quite apocalyptic looking and the sun is still not even up yet. you will expect we will get to understand the gravity of the damage even more so once the sunrises here. because of the hazardous material and continued recovery missions that is why we are on the m
reporter: the u.s. organization christian aid ministry says 16 americans and one canadian were kidnapped on saturday. five children among the group. we re told gang members stopped their vehicle at gun point. while in a statement christian and aid ministry said authorities are seeking ways to help find them. the kidnapping is the latest in the spike of lawlessness. earlier we spoke about the spike in violence. the one involved in this incident, a very, very big gang that has branches throughout haiti. one of the biggest employers in haiti right now other than the government. all of the gangs put together are the second biggest employer in haiti. they have undercover relationships with political figures, political parties. this is not new in haiti but it s way worse than it s ever been. while cnn s melissa bell recently returned and is following this. she joins us live. good morning to you, melissa. what more do we know about this gang, 400 mawozo? it is one of the gan
a second suspect came out of nowhere with a rifle and began to basically shoot our deputies. president biden honors fallen officers from across the country from the steps of the capitol. being a cop today is one hell of a lot harder than it s ever been. j&j s a very good vaccine. i also believe it s probably a two-shot vaccine, probably one is not enough. it s really urgent that people get that second shot pretty quickly. doctors will keep former president bill clinton in a california hospital for a fifth night as he recovers from a urinary tract infection. sepsis, when you re diagnoseded with it, is as serious as it gets. good evening, i m pamela brown in washington. you re in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. good news tonight for bill clinton. a spokesman says treatment for a urinary tract infection that spread to his bloodstream is going well enough that the former president should be released tomorrow. cnn has the latest on that. what do we know, natasha
under arrest: did a capitol police officer help one of the january 6 rioters destroy evidence? politician murdered: a member of britain s parliament is stabbed to death while meeting with constituents in church. why this is being treated as a possible act of terror. lebanon chaos how a massive explosion last year lead to deadly street battles now. what passes for relative calm. garrett: and still serving: steve hartman is on the road with a former top f.b.i. official who is driven in a new direction. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. garrett: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. norah is on assignment. i m major garrett. we begin tonight with important news on covid booster shots. an f.d.a. advisory panel today gave a thumbs up for the johnson & johnson booster after doing the same for pfizer and moderna. the f.d.a. will formally decide on those boosters next week. the panel recommend
president biden is pushing a spending plan amid record inflation. our friday money panel is here. first right to the white house this morning where we are joined by mark meredith standing by. julie. good morning. supply shortages is hitting businesses nationwide. the white house chief of flack suggested only a certain class of americans are impacted. he retweeted and support a former message. he said most of the economic problems we are facing are high-class problems. we would not have them if the unemployment was still 10%. critics say he is out of touch. jacqui heinrich asked if this comes off as tone deaf? we made progress and what would be worse if the unemployment was at 10% and people were out of work and hundreds of thousands. people were still dying of covid-19 and people lost their home. that s the full context. critics are less than impressed. the michigan congressman said keep talking about this. you emphasize how wildly out of touch you are with real america