In kabul, which has seen the first major attack here in the capital since the official u. S. Drawdown began. Diaz: new violence flares at a sacred site in jerusalem, hundreds injured. And later, from the ring, to the refuge. These performers settle into retirement in florida, of course. And finally, a closeup of vaccine selfies. This is the cbs weekend news. From chicago, here s adriana diaz. Diaz: good evening. Tonight federal authorities are investigating a major cyber attack targeting america s energy infrastructure. Georgiabased colonial pipelines says it was hit by ransomware. The company responded by shutting its entire system down to protect it. Its pipelines run more than 5,000 miles, from the gulf coast to new jersey. The company transports 45% of the fuel consumed on the east coast. Christina ruffini leads us off from the white house with more. Good evening, christina. Reporter: good evening, adriana. As you mentioned, federal law enforcement authorities and private consultan
what do you make of democrat s decision to move forward with this vote, move forward with this plan, even though as christine pointed out it s dead on arrival by all accounts? well, good morning, laura. i think that s right. look, they re going through with these votes now in part because they made this commitment to civil rights leaders. it was central to biden s promise of governance. quo, and republican led states to restrict voting, make it harder to vote than it was in 2020. but in part, this is because they need to fulfill a promise, and it s not going to get any easier, in part this is because they want to be able to campaign on this issue and say they ve done everything they can, and in part it s because they have to exhaust all of these big picture eff efforts at reform before they can try to remove any smaller attempts at if i cans where they potentially might have a better chance. it seems like part of this is an exercise in trying, in showing people that you t
r. kelly now in the hands of the jury. factors they are weighing the case. welcome to your saturday morning. i hope you are having a good weekend, thank you for sharing your time with us. good morning, christi. it is fall. i love it. speaker nancy polelosi says e house will move forward. there are sharp disagreements. these disagreements threaten to derail the entire threatening to throw president biden s economic agenda into limbo. we are at a stalemate. we have to get these two pieces of legislation passed. hopefully at the end of the day, i ll be able to deliver on what i said i would do. in the meantime, lawmakers are facing a deadline as of thursday to keep the government open. the senate is expected to open next week to raise the federal debt ceiling. republicans are pushing back saying they are willing to pass the funding but democrats will have to raise the debt limit on their own. we ve reached the weekend and still no breakthrough on the spending pro
most from, i guess the vice president is the history-making as the vice presidential candidate and also the big divide in the country in the democratic party. he supported the surge in iraq and thought it was the right policy. and of course, you don t. barack obama became president because axelrod ran a great campaign. obama was a great candidate, but also because the country was so mad about the iraq war. he was on the side. you know, that people were mad about david actual, i m john king. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn front next a breaking news officials joust announcing they have recovered the bodies of two men we re on the francis scott key bridge when it collapsed, new details as well on the two survivors. and also the investigation is outfront shows you what happened on the ship in the moments before impact plus mike lindell is my pillow, evicted, reportedly tossed out of his warehouse for not paying rent as he s also forced to pay legal bills tied to t
coast. the heat has been unrelenting. in greece, tourists and residents flee. a heat-fueled wildfire sparking the country s largest ever evacuation. also tonight, new scrutiny for texas border tactics against migrants. the federal government warning of legal action. caught on camera. do not release the dog. with his hands up. an ohio officer orders a police dog to attack an unarmed suspect as he surrenders. in israel, protests intensify as benjamin netanyahu pushes ahead with a controversial vote. plus, new russian attacks in ukraine damage an historic cathedral. the latest from cbs s charlie d agata. you look broken to me. and later, colorado treasure. why nature photographer john fielder is focusing on the future and his life s work. living in the moment. sounds like a cliche, but living in the moment, living in the present is medicine for me. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you f