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i call my daughter, and i tell her, i m going to die. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. more than 30 million people under threat of severe weather tonight from texas to maine. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. thunderstorms, damaging winds, very large hail, and even tornadoes, all possible as tens of millions of americans hit the roads and airports. more than 12,000 flights have been delayed, and more than 700 canceled over the last two days. the faa says that today is the busiest day for the airlines this holiday weekend, with more than 53,500 flights scheduled at the nation s airports. cbs s omar villafranca will start us off tonight with the severe weather that turned deadly across the border in mexico. reporter: shocking video shows the moment a campaign rally in mexico turned into a catastrophe. 10,000 people were attending an event featuring long shot presidential candidate jorge maynaz when wind gusts up to 50 m ....
jerry cellular. have a good weekend, guys. tyrus: need a photo. bret: good evening, welcome to special report. i m bret baier. anti-israel protest go on at columbia university one day after more than 100 were arrested there. we ll bring you there. silence from the white house following israel s overnight strike against iran. go to the region and the white house for that and whatever happened to the investigation into the 2021 pipe bombs. the democratic and republican headquarters. lawmakers facing deadlines for key legislation and the republican house speaker needs help from rival democrats to keep the process on track and his job intact chad pergram starts us off tonight on capitol hill. bret, the house passed a test vote to tee up the aid package for a vote tomorrow. but it was also a test for house speaker mike johnson. democrats may be willing to help the speaker keep his job. the resolution is adopted. in a scene not witnessed since 1964 on civil rights ....
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