that new storm targeting millions in the northeast. widespread flooding possible. flood watches already up at this hour. there are also tornado concerns tonight. this is set to move into new york city and the northeast. rob marciano timing it out. tonight, president biden now campaigning in the battlegrounds. first stop, his home state of pennsylvania. tonight, his answer about debating donald trump. and vice president harris asked about the intense focus on her because of the president s age and what she said to that. mary bruce with the interview tonight. overseas tonight, the humanitarian crisis and a new tragedy in gaza. the hamas-run health ministry saying five children were crushed to death. they say an aid box falling on the children. the parachute failing to open. tonight, the pentagon aware of the reports but says it was not u.s.-delivered aid. tom soufi burridge in the region. just before the deadline, former president trump posting a $91 million bond as he ap
then everybody was like, oh. norah: the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we begin tonight with a series of tense moments for a u.s. airline just as spring break travel is getting underway. with tens of millions of passengers expected to fly over the next six weeks, it s raising safety concerns for some travelers. the latest incident took place today at george bush intercontinental airport in houston, when a united flight veered off the runway after landing. the nearly 170 people on board were forced to depart the plane using air stairs on the open runway after the plane ended up in the grass. fortunately, no one was injured. it s the fourth such mishap involving a passenger jet this week alone, including yesterday s united flight that lost a wheel during takeoff. cbs s roxana saberi will start us off tonight. oh, my goodness, look at the back of the plane, man. reporter: united airlines flight 2477 ro
investigative details on how they tracked him down after more than a decade. here are tonight s headlines. the suspect linked to the so-called gilgo beach murders by burner phones and dna evidence from a pizza crust. a demon that walks among us. record-breaking heat. dangerous temperatures for more than 100 million americans from opposing risks from blackouts to wildfires. an unusually wet winter prompted a huge growth of vegetation, which has now turned into hot, dry brush, the perfect fuel for fires. norah: plus, the northeast braces were more severe storms. today marks the first full day of hollywood actors going on strike. this is the first time since 1960 that actors and screenwriters have been on strike at the same time. they are very concerned about ai and its invasion of their likeness. norah: the battle for bakhmut. we are on the front lines with ukrainian soldiers. this is what it has come to along the front line, firing off at russ
after allegedly killing an americ wom and assaulting another at a world-famous castle. do you know how much you have paid and hidden fees? i have no idea. reporter: neu a growing list of companies are being more up front when it comes to those hidden surveys fees. this is one for consumers in my view and a proof that our crackdown on fees have real momentum appeared to be when the new president of the nation s largest association of doctors tells us why treating patients is getting harder. we have a health care system in crisis. a government report revealed arizona s growing population will outgrow its drought-stricken water supply of action is not taken. if we do not have the water, we cannot build community spirit [siren sounded] norah: and an inside look at the nypd s newest fleet of all electric squad cars. did you ever think there would be a day where you would be putting in your police car? no, not at all. norah: good evening, and thank
new cbs polling on how voters see the candidates now. the president with his family at camp david after a weekend of fund-raising. we ll have the latest. also tonight, police in utica, new york, release new body cam video after the fatal police shooting of a 13-year-old boy. drop it! i m michael george in utica, where the community is demanding answers about the actions of the officers. powering up. hurricane beryl takes aim with life-threatening force. the race in the caribbean to get ready. plus, how weather could impact your fourth of july getaway. a record number of americans taking to the roads and packing planes. i m adam yamaguchi at the los angeles international airport, where they are bracing for potentially record-breaking crowds. and later, a sweet discovery at george washington s mount vernon home. they seem pretty well preserved to you? the cherries are incredible. we take a trip back in time ahead of america s 248th birthday. announcer: t