for more news download the cbs it's friday, august 12th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, nuclear documents. bombshell details emerge about the fbi search of former president trump's home in florida. security scare. authorities confront an armed man who allegedly tried to breach an fbi building. how it led to a deadly six-hour standoff. new pandemic phase. the cdc relaxes covid guidelines. we'll break down the biggest changes. well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments in the feud between the justice department and former president trump. overnight trump called for the

immediate release of the federal warrant the fbi used to search his estate on monday. that followed an earlier request by the justice department asking the judge to unseal it. "the washington post" reported that agents searching trump's florida residence were looking for classified documents related to nuclear weapons among other items. it's unclear if any of those documents were found. dan lieberman is in new york with the details on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. after the justice department moved to unseal the warrant used by federal agents to search former president trump's home, the trump legal team now has until 3:00 p.m. eastern time today to decide whether it wants to oppose the motion. former president trump via the truth social media platform said he encourages the release of the documents he described as, quote, related to the un-american, unwarranted, and unnecessary break-in of his home in palm beach. thursday the justice department

asked a judge to unseal two documents related to the fbi search of trump's florida estate. >> the department filed the motion to make public the warrant and receipt in light of the former president's public confirmation of the search, the surrounding circumstances, and the substantial public interest in this matter. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland said he to seek a search warrant, adding that the justice department doesn't take such matters lightly. agents were looking for classified documents that may have illegally been taken from the white house. investigators first subpoenaed those records this spring. 15 boxes of presidential records were removed by federal authorities earlier this year and returned to the national archives. >> clearly merrick garland has thrown the gauntlet down and said we'll show you our cards, now your turn. >> reporter: former trump advisers have been questioned about how the former president dealt with sensitive materials and classified national security documents during and after his presidency.

cbs news has learned trump's legal team is also discussing whether to publicly release video and still images of the search. two sources familiar with the former president's legal strategy tell cbs that before executing the warrant, the fbi requested private security cameras at mar-a-lago to be shut off. the sources say trump's team refused to comply. anne-marie? >> dan lieberman in new york. thank you very much. well, there are new details about an armed man who allegedly tried to breach an fbi office in cincinnati. authorities say 42-year-old ricky shiffer drove up to the building yesterday wearing body armor and armed with a nail gun and an ar-15-rifle. he tried to break in through a screening center but fled when agents confronted him. he led police on a high-speed chase which ended in an hours' long standoff and gun battle. the suspect was shot and killed. >> when the pursuit ended and he stopped, when he got out that's

when shots were exchanged between officers and the suspect. >> no officers were hurt. authorities did not release a possible motive for the breach. and breaking overnight, the family of actress anne heche says that she is not expected to survive after a fiery car accident. they released a statement last night saying in part, "unfortunately, due to her accident, anne heche suffered a severe anoxic brain injury and remains in a coma in critical condition. it has long been her choice to donate organs and she's being kept on life support to determine if any are viable." police say the 53-year-old crashed her car into a house in los angeles last friday. a fire erupted with the car inside the house. authorities are investigating whether she was under the influence when she was driving. well, the house is expected to vote today on the inflation reduction act. the $740 billion measure addresses climate change, health care, corporate taxes, and other issues.

it passed the senate on sunday along party lines, and vice president kamala harris cast the tie-breaking vote. democrats say the bill will use inflation and reduce the federal deficit. republicans have framed it as a package of tax hikes and unnecessary spending that could hurt the economy. the cdc is rolling back covid guidelines regardless of vaccination status. health officials announced new recommendations yesterday saying that the virus is here to stay. chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook explained just one of the biggest changes last night on >> reporter: if you are exposed to somebody with covid, you no longer have to quarantine whether you are vaccinated or not. however, you do need to wear a mask for ten days around others and get tested at day five after exposure or sooner if you have symptoms. >> among other changes if you test positive for covid, you still need to isolate for five days. if you test negative on days six and eight and have either no symptoms or your symptoms are

improving, you can go back out, no mask required. in schools, the cdc dropped the test-to-stay recommendation. kids exposed to covid can stay in school without having to regularly test for the virus. still to come, musical shakeup at the "late show." jon batiste is stepping down as band leader after seven seasons. the big announcement from stephen colbert on who will replace him. and build it, and they will come. baseball pays tribute to an iconic movie in an iowa cornfield. this is the "cbs morning news." field. this is the "cbs morning news." c. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna this is the "cbs morning news." get relief with febreze. open. it's a beautiful word. neighborhoods "open".

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albuquerque. court documents show he told authorities he was not involved in the killings. investigators say he is also the primary suspect in the murder of two other muslim men over the past nine months. officials say they found evidence that shows he knew the victims. a roller coaster accident at a german amusement park injured 30, and police say they think a little girl who went missing in 2019 was murdered. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports investigators in new hampshire say that they now believe a 5-year-old girl who disappeared in 2019 was murdered. authorities say that they think harmony montgomery was killed in december of that year. she was only reported missing by her mother last november. police say the girl's mother had been trying to find her daughter for months. authorities say new evidence led to their conclusion. >> harmony's a sweet and innocent child who deserved to

be brought home to her family and friends. >> no one has been charged in connection with the girl's disappearance. her father, who had custody of her when she disappeared, has pleaded not guilty to an assault charge. he's accused of striking his daughter in the face in july of 2019. "the washington post" says a roller coaster accident at legoland germany injured more than 30 people. it happened yesterday on the fire dragon ride at the theme park about an hour outside of munich. legoland germany says one roller coaster car stopped when another car crashed into it. it's not clear why the second car failed to stop. 38 passengers were on the two cars. the ride was shut down, and the park was closed. legoland says the park will reopen today, though. and "usa today" says that the nba is retiring bill russell's number 6 jersey throughout the entire league. the 11-time champion, civil rights activist died at the age of 88.

he's the first nba player to have his number retired by every team. players who currently wear number 6 include lebron james, and he'll be allowed to keep the number, but the league says it will never be issued again. still to come, cereal creation. how teenagers used thousands of cereal boxes to help ukraine and break a guinness world record at the same time.

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it comes more than two years after it halted sales of the and canada when demand fell. j&j blamed misinformation about the safety amid tens of thousands of lawsuits claiming its talc products caused cancer due to contamination with asbestos. the pharmaceutical company denies the allegations. it says that it will transition to all cornstarch-based baby powder products. walgreens is offering huge bonuses to recruit pharmacists. and the big mac is back in ukraine. matt pieper explains. >> reporter: an afternoon pullback left stock indices with a mixed finish thursday. the dow gained 27 points. the nasdaq lost 74, the s&p 500 down two. three amazon workers have died on the job at facilities in new jersey over the past month. the occupati h safety administration or osha is investigating the deaths. in one incident a worker fell off a three-foot ladder and struck his head, then died a few

days later. news of the deaths comes amid broader scrutiny into amazon's operations over alleged health and safety violations. walgreens needs pharmacists so badly that it's paying up to $75,000 in signing bonuses. they come with a requirement for pharmacists to remain in the job for a year or more. many locations operate with reduced pharmacy hours due to a lack of pharmacists behind the counter. the big mac comes back to ukraine. mcdonald's says it's planning to reopen some of its 109 restaurants in the war-torn country. they've been closed since russia's invasion in february, but mcdonald's has continued to pay its more than 10,000 employees in the country. the chain has sold its 850 restaurants in russia. that is your cbs "money watch" report for this friday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. cereal isn't just for breakfast anymore. it's also for breaking guinness world records. teenagers in chicago used 5,000

boxes of corn pops and rice krispies to create the ukrainian flag. it's the world's largest cereal mosaic. it's for a good cause -- all the proceeds are going to a nonprofit helped ukraine. so far they've raised almost $15,000. >> we came up with the idea because originally michael and i, we were like we -- every time we came out we ate cereal. we love cereal so much. we decided, we were like, oh, let's use cereal as the perfect food to create the mosaic, the cereal box mosaic. >> kellogg's provided the teens with all the boxes, and they will be donated to a food charity in chicago. up next, a step back in time. major league baseball's magical re-creation of harry caray sing "take me out to the ball game" during last night's "field of dreams" game. night's "field of dreams" game.

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here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ academy and grammy award-winning musician jon batiste is leaving "the late show with stephen colbert" after seven seasons as its band leader. colbert made the announcement last night saying batiste is moving on to pursue personal and professional interests. >> we have been so lucky to have a front row seat to jon's incredible talent for the past seven years. and will we miss him here? yeah! [ cheers ] yeah!

we're happy for you, jon. i can't wait to have you back on as a guest with your next hit record. [ cheers ] >> louis cato will take over as the new band leader when the show returns for its eighth season in september. major league fans were treated to a little heaven in iowa when the chicago cubs and the cincinnati reds played the second field of dreams game. ittook place in a throwback ballpark last night just a short walk away from the main field for the 1989 movie. former reds player hall of famer ken griffey jr. and his dad, ken griffey sr., walked out to play some catch. they were joined by reds and cubs players wearing retro inspired uniforms. then later, a cubs legend joined everyone for the seventh inning stretch. ♪ take me out to the ball game

take me out to the crowd ♪ a hologrerroster harry caray led the crowd in singing take me out to the ball game." the cubs beat the reds 4-2. there are questions about whether next year's game can be played due to upcoming construction on the property. and history will be made at this year's vmas. kane brown will become the first male country artist to ever perform at the mtv music awards. he'll sing "grand" from his third album which drops next month. brown was the only country artist to receive a vma nomination last year. the show airs live from newark, new jersey, august 28th on mtv. cbs news and mtv are both part of paramount global. coming up on "cbs mornings," 30 years after the release of the classic baseball movie "a league of their own," it's now a tv series.

we'll talk with one of the stars, abbi jacobson, about the pressure of making a new show while still honoring an iconic movie. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". this is the "cbs morning news".

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they have pinpointed two new sources of the legionnaires' disease. > >> it is game day. we have your forecast as we are heading out the door. we will talk about that coming up. > >> a lot of people will be heading out to the niners game. we will have the best ways for you to get there. [ music ] [ c ] the packers only chance is if if they sell their soul mail > >> we are profiling a pair of super fans. > >> today, kamala harris will be in her hometown of oakland. she will join them and to watch the city's generation fund geared toward supporting students from low income households. hundreds of local and regional donors have chipped in to improve access to college and