Lebanon and other major question have been heightened tensions. What role will the u. S. Play . Plus the Vice President ial candidates are back out on the trail after a debate that was midwest nice. Both campaigns kicking into high gear for the final 34 days hes of this race. Were going to assess what may have changed after Last Night and what comes next. Were also covering the Southeast Hundreds of thousands still without power food, and clean water, still hard to come by in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, as President Biden is on his way to see the devastation firsthand were falling only these majoR Developing stories and many more all coming in right here to Cnn News central is anxiously waiting to see how israel will respond to irans unprecedented Missile Attack as the israeli military intensifies its Ground War in lebanon across the region, violence is escalating with fierce clashes between Israel And Hezbollah forces. The idf says that it plans to send additional troops alread
that video. the fallout from police departments across the country. in the middle east, bloodshed. a 13-year-old palestinian gunman opens fire in jerusalem. one day after a deadly synagogue shooting. plus, former president trump hits the trail looking ahead to 2024. while embattled congressman george santos dives into work, putting off questions about his past. and later, a new find from ancient times. how a mummy unearthed in egypt may be the oldest ever discovered. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. there is breaking news from memphis. today the city s police department said it would shut down the crime fighting unit that included officers charged in the death of tyre nichols. the so-called s.c.o.r.p.i.a.n. unit had a reputation for using aggressive tactics. those officers now fired, face second-degree murder and other charges in the death of the 29-year-old following his violent arrest earlier this month. today
rio rio day foothills. i m using rainwater to even wash my hands with, to rinse dishes before they go in the dishwasher. rate toilets. reporter: earlier this month scottsdale can no longer provide water to non-residents after three decades of trucking water to rio verde. now families are forced to find water elsewhere. scottsdale mayor dale ortega. they should manage their own destiny with their own water. the constant decline of the water source is reality. reporter: residents are now suing scottsdale, arguing the policy causes a immediately and irreparable harm. scottsdale is trying to protect the water supply for the customers. reporter: a water policy expert at arizona state university. is there enough water for rio verde? we are talking about 1,000
insecurity in recent months. afghanistan is also in the grip of a drought. and so unicef is busy trucking water into communities that are hardest hit. in recent weeks there has been a huge population movement, people being forced out of their homes because of conflict and insecurity. we ve got a height number of people in camps for internally displaced people. yeah, there are huge needs in this country right now. and yet the mood seems to be certainly in the west among the g 7 leaders that they are going to wait and see. and you ve got the american saying to the imf, suspend the egg, suspend the money coming in, they frozen reserves. what would you say to the g 7 leaders who are meeting tomorrow virtually? i would say that the people who are least responsible for this crisis, the children and mothers and women of afghanistan are paying
households within our service area that are ripping out their turf drastically reduced outdoor and indoor water use. it s really ability doing right thing. reporter: the suit says over 18 months water was repeatedly siphoned from the hydrant. during one week alone the truck observed making seven trips into and four trips out of the hidden valley area where the selleck property is located. she watched the trug haul away load after load of water. it s bad that we are like actually paying our bills, being on top of it and we have people that are just going to take advantage of that. it s not fair. reporter: selleck who owns an avocado farm on his ranch i heard that this year was an off year for avocados. it s a drought year. reporter: did not respond to our request but has spoken before about trucking in water. we need rain because we re on wells. in the summer i ve been trucking water. reporter: in the middle of california s crippling drought, the water district is dema