and while the world searches for the missing owner of a dime bag, he puts a dim his feet uphl and chills at camp david. maybe it s because hunters ba is innocent. reports are the bidenshe left cam isp david on fridayon i and the coke wasn t found until sunday. it is pretty hardad to believes. cocaine would sit around for 70 2 hours in the white house, so therefore, it should be pretty easy to clear the bidens. i m just saying once and for al clear the.l, whether or not e belonged to the biden familythe so a couple of things there. he mentioned the hatch act because. the question was posed to him in the donald and using donald trump. and so he was trying to be very mindful, oh t, okay, i hear you. but you re asking me a question, so i m answering it fou ar ngr you. and so that s why he said the hatch act. so i would i would, you know, th have you read the transcript and read the transcript fully tr exactly what he was trying to say. so that s number one. so we re not a
the fear is the toxic chemicals being released into the air, the ground water prompting urgent evacuation orders. and newly released body cam video from the mass shooting at a louisville bank showing the moments police officers put an end to a gunman s reign of terror i think i got him down. i think he s down! plus, new details about how police say the shooter was able to legally purchase an ar-15 style rifle just case before his rampage. and a highly anticipated vote in memphis in just hours now over whether to reinstate the second black tennessee lawmaker ousted from his seat for protesting gun violence. will justin pearson join his colleague who made his triumphant return to the capitol days after their dramatic expulsion. just in on the u.s. economy, inflation dropping to the lowest level in nearly two years, but are any of us feeling it yet first, the breaking news unfolding in indiana at this hour, take a lack at this, that plume of black smoke from this massi
a recommendation of no-go for launch. plus, former president trump returns to the stump for the first time since the fbi s mar-a-lago search. later, uvalde strong. still grieving after the school massacre, the high school football team gives the community reason to cheer. in is the cbs weekend news. good evening. adriana diaz is off. we begin with danger above, a stolen plane ominously circling the skies above northeast mississippi for hours. at the controls, a man police say threatened to crash into a walmart. the twin engine aircraft lifted up from a regional airport in tupelo where elise preston is covering tonight. elise. reporter: lilia, that suspect could face making terroristic threats and grand larceny charges after police say he stole a plane from the regional airport. authorities believe he had some flight instruction but not enough experience to land a plane. he right on top of our house. reporter: today terror in tupelo, mississippi. a plane po
i was lucky i didn t die of a heart attack. reporter: former president clinton, like too many people, was busy. and for years he ignored warning signs from his heart. but in 2004, during an exhausting book tour, there was something different. i had a real tightness in my chest when i was getting off the airplane and the only time i d had it unrelated to exercise. reporter: we re here outside new york presbyterian hospital. in just a couple of hours, former president bill clinton is scheduled to undergo surgery. so i immediately went down to our local hospital and they did a test, they said you got real problems. they hustled me down to columbia presbyterian and they confirmed the determination that i had serious blockage and needed the surgery. reporter: doctors immediately knew options were limited. the 58-year-old clinton needed to have his chest opened, his heart stopped, and surgery performed. there s no medical treatment for reversing the obstructions that
do not feel like the unemployment situation is working well enough for them and their families and this coming together as we have a big deadline coming up for the super community to figure out how to get our debts and deficits in order. the rest of the world looking at us and worried how serious the u.s. is about political harmony. a lot of different fronts all moving at once. you add in europe and the sense of confidence, this lack of confidence around the world and that is what we are dealing with still this morning on a friday morning. kyra? . we are sitting back wondering where the heck are futures headed? alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. what do you think? reporter: we are 30 minutes from the opening bell and the thing their worse levels of the morning but we are still seeing another triple digit drop on the dow. all major averages right now down more than 1%. this is just more of the same. continuation of yesterday s sell-off. we have seen circling t