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another jet skidding off the runway in houston. a tire coming off at takeoff. and this engine fire. have america s skies hit a new crisis in confidence? also tonight the inescapable rematch. it s biden versus trump kicking off today. they re both in battleground georgia. hello, georgia. i m thrilled to be back in rome. and new airdrops today in gaza on the brink of famine. in tel aviv, we re just ahead of ramadan and hopes for a pause in fighting fading. wicked weather. tornados shred the south while the east coast gets soaked. millions under flood watches. plus spring break begins in miami with a buzz kill, a crack down. in miami beach with the spring break crack down under way. and later, catching up with the atomic clock, proof that if you needed it, that every second counts. you just add a second to one day. you keep everything aligned. it s mind-boggling. it s pretty wild. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adri ....
downtown truckee on top of the foot and a half they got yesterday, and we could see another foot and a half today. in texas, the largest wildfire in state history expands, scorching everything in its path. [ siren ] also tonight, the united states begins dropping food into gaza, desperate for humanitarian aid. reporter: i m imtiaz tyab in tel aviv. global outrage is only growing after palestinians were killed scrambling for food this week, prompting rare american intervention. russia launches new deadly drone strikes as ukraine struggles to fight back. donald trump rallies supporters today. we ve been on a rocket to the republican nomination. as he faces a critical moment of financial truth. and later, fur and fiction. therapy dogs unleashing confidence in young readers, especially kids maybe struggling with reading. doing it to a dog, it feels good. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with adriana diaz. sechlt sechlt sechlt sechlt sechlt se ....
plus, ammie s gone to town to test the newest oldest camera that we ve seen for a while. ..where taking a photo sounded like a small, sharp pop. and it was flashy just like this outfit. hi, there. got a question for you. of the two of us, who do you think is more of the health enthusiast? do you think anyone is saying me? literally everyone is getting that right. some people may have done. i do try, though. yes, you do. i do try. would you say it s always better to collect as much data about your body as you can? i think so. i find it really useful. i don t always act on that data, which can be quite frustrating, particularly when it comes to sleep. and some people can get a bit obsessive over it and it can make them feel anxious, and obviously, in those cases, it s not ideal. but, personally, ido find it motivating. so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that t ....
so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that then maybe we can test drugs on or create personalised health care for? definitely, and that will help us step towards predictive and preventative health care, which is what we re hopefully going to do. brilliant. well, we are one step closer because scientists in barcelona have created a digital version of a human heart. this means that one day you could have a beating copy of your heart in the virtual world. and alasdair keen has been to find out how it all works. h ea rtb eats on the edge of barcelona, researchers are working on an ambitious project that could change the future of health care, centred around the body s most crucial organ. thanks to advances in science and technology, our understanding of the human heart is getting better and better, so much so, that we can create digital copies of it. but as i m about ....
so do you think that one day we ll be able to monitor enough about our bodies to be able to create a completely virtual version of the entire body that then maybe we can test drugs on or create personalised health care for? definitely. and that will help us step towards predictive and preventative health care, which is what we re hopefully going to do. brilliant. well, we are one step closer because scientists in barcelona have created a digital version of a human heart. this means that one day you could have a beating copy of your heart in the virtual world. and alasdair keen has been to find out how it all works. h ea rtb eats on the edge of barcelona, researchers are working on an ambitious project that could change the future of health care, centred around the body s most crucial organ. thanks to advances in science and technology, our understanding of the human heart is getting better and better, so much so that we can create digital copies of it. but as i m about ....