are saying this morning as a top republican slams trump s actions. shooting protest. marchers voicing their anger as new video is released of officers opening fire on an unarmed couple inside their car. my girlfriend just yelled, they shot me, they shot me. what the driver is saying about those terrifying moments. and dramatic rescue. officers and good samaritans rush to save victims in a car fire. watch out, he s on fire! how they were able to pull the victims out in the nick of time. give me your hand! good morning, america, on this holiday weekend. jews around the world are celebrating passover while christians mark holy saturday but we begin with the violent storms impacting millions of americans. overnight multiple reports of tornados toppling gigantic trees and destroying homes. the severe storm system now on the move threatening flash flooding in the northeast. as you can see the storms doing their damage in north carolina. that s where abc s zachar
wrong. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. it s now up to congress to decide what to do with the special counsel findings of the presidential campaign and the russian meddling awe heil lighted in the 448-page report. robert mueller said in his report that president trump discouraged witnesses from cooperating with prosecutors and encouraged aides to mislead the public on his behalf. while mueller declined to prosecute the president on obstruction of justice, he did not exonerate him. natalie brand is in washington with what is next. natalie, good morning. good morning, anne-marie. well, the president s pinned tweet, that game of thrones -inspired tweet game over, but house democrats disagree. nancy pelosi has already scheduled a monday conference call saying congress will not be silenced. the special counsel s 448-page report did not find evidence of coordination or conspiracy betwe
americans say economic conditions are poor and the government is not doing enough to fight inflation. cnn white house correspondent mj lee is with us now, so, mj, in addition to this meeting, what else is the white house planning? well, as you both know, it has not been easy for president biden to remain focused consistently on economic issues, particularly inflation, obviously, the first few months of the year, we saw the president be completely consumed on what was happening in ukraine and the war over there and having to stay engaged on those foreign policy issues. and then, just this last week as an example, he traveled to asia, this important foreign trip, where he did try to stay focused on domestic economic issues and as soon as he came back, he, of course, had to react to this mass shooting in uvalde, texas, and had to sort of focus on consoling a grieving community there. so, if we take a look at the president s schedule today and what he is doing, we are seeing th
they may. also tonight, tensions simmer between iran and israel as israel launches new strikes on gaza. reporter: i m debora patta in jerusalem. the war in gaza has reached a grim new milestone. 34,000 dead, mostly women and children. trump stumps, stepping away from the courtroom to cash in on the campaign trail. plus, historic win. volkswagen workers accelerate the uaw s push to organize the south. volkswagen family, welcome to the uaw. columbine, 25 years later. a victim s father reflects on the legacy of his lost son. after columbine they wrote to us and said, you know, we ve received a number of donations in daniel s name. weekend washout. texas gets drenched. and later, peacocks run amok. how a florida community is turning to the scalpel to trim the out-of-control population. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from washington with adriana diaz. i m nancy cordes. adriana is off. tonight, after six months of wrangling, the house has passed $
are doing the school run and rushing to get out the door. any dangers lurking in these foods are continuing to be investigated, but eating less obvious and more of this is clearly good for your health. that s a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news it s time for newsnight. the government calls out russia, blaming the kremlin for a reckless and destructive cyber attack on ukraine which was designed to spread across europe. are we already engaged in a cyber war with russia, and how dangerous could it get? it s deniable, it s semipublic, it includes the publicity. the fact i m speaking about this right now is probably in the interest of the attacker because it scares people, so if undermining deterrence and it s very difficult to respond to. we ll be debating whether the russian threat is real or imagined. the fbi was warned that nikolas cruz, charged with 17 counts i ll be joined by two people, each of whom has a personal close connection with a