may further damage their lungs, possible evidence that marijuana smoke may not be safer than cigarettes. or cnected tndgillte, cbs ur ce it's wednesday, november 16th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." running for president. donald trump makes his candidacy official while slamming the biden administration. what the former president said while announcing his run. tensions rising. the war in ukraine spills into nato territory as missiles killed two in poland. the investigation into that incident that has the world on edge. and we have liftoff. after months of delay, nasa's "artemis" is on its way to the moon. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

we begin with donald trump's third bid for the white house. the former president made it official last night in front of several hundred supporters at his mar-a-lago resort. >> in order to make america great again i'm announcing my candidate dc for president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> during his roughly hour-long speech, trump repeatedly criticized president biden on issues ranging from immigration, inflation, crime, and gaffes mr. biden has made in the past, and he touted his own record. >> because i made big promises to the american people, and unlike other presidents i kept my promises. i kept -- [ cheers ] >> the first major candidate to formally announce a 2024 presidential bid. he faces growing concern and possible challenges in the republican party after the gop's less-than-expected showing in the midterms. trump is also entering the race amid several ongoing criminal investigations.

meanwhile, in the fight for control of congress, house republican leader kevin mccarthy is one step closer to becoming the next speaker of the house. republican lawmakers nominated mccarthy yesterday by a vote of 188-31. he faced opposition from a member of the conservative house freedom caucus, representative andy biggs. now according to cbs news projections, the gop is on the brink of taking control of the house by a slim margin after last week's midterm elections, needing just one more seat. and in the senate, republican leader mitch mcconnell is facing a challenge to his minority leader role in tomorrow's vote. it comes from florida senator rick scott. the party's campaign chairman. now to the war this korean, and in a major escalation of tensions the fight has spilled into nato territory after poland said a missile strike killed tw. president biden pledged support for its nato ally and ukraine.

>> we support ukraine fully in this moment, and we have -- we have since the start of this conflict. and i'm going to make sure we figure out exactly what happened. >> it's not yet clear who fired the missile. poland says the missile was likely russian made, but president biden said it was unlikely that the missile was actually fired from russia. chris livesay has a closer look at the blast. >> reporter: in one of russia's biggest missile strikes since the start of the war, two rockets landed outside ukraine in neighboring poland, a nato member, killing two civilians. it is unclear whether they were russian rockets or ukrainian air defense missiles. the blasts occurred roughly seven miles from the ukraine border at a grain silo in the town of przewodow. the polish government held an emergency meeting as did other nearby nato countries amid concerns over whether this could be considered an attack,

triggering article 5 of the nato charter. "to fire missiles at nato territory, this is a russian missile attack on collective security," said ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. "this is a very significant escalation. we must act." in ukraine russia fired more than 90 missiles around the country, most intercepted, others hitting residential buildings and plunging ten million households into darkness after the electrical grid was targeted, ukraine says. all of it believed to be an act of retaliation. four days ago moscow retreated from the critical city of kherson. it's a double-edged sword as one ukrainian mayor tells me. because it seems like every time there's a ukrainian military victory there's a retaliation against ukrainian civilians. >> sure. they act like, you know, injured dogs. they try to bite everyone after

they get hit. >> that was chris livesay reporting. the student accused of killing three university of virginia football players is set to be arraigned today. former football player christopher darnell jones allegedly opened fire on a bus returning from a field trip sunday killing the three students and wounding two others. the mother of one of the injured students, brenda hollins, told cbs news her son is in critical but stable condition. >> mike made it off the bus, but went back to help his friends. he was shot in the back, exited through his stomach. >> hollins said her son was very close to the three players killed. a homeless man stabbed two people inside a los angeles target store. police say the man grabbed a large knife off a store shelf last night and stabbed a 9-year-old boy and a 25-year-old woman. they were both taken to a hospital. a security guard shot and killed the attacker.

authorities say the man did not know the victims. and breaking overnight, we have liftoff. nasa's "artemis" rocket soaring into space on its mission to the moon. >> three, two, one, boosters in ignition, and liftoff of "artemis 1." we rise together, back to the moon and beyond. >> after months of delays, the unmanned rocket blasted off around 1:45 this morning from the kennedy space center in florida. "artemis" will orbit the moon in hopes of bringing astronauts back to the surface. christian benevides is at the space center where the launch took place. you're so lucky. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it truly was just an incredible moment. we felt the ground shake, and we saw as night turned into day at the kennedy space center. it was touch and go up until the last minute. in fact, a crew had to go in to fix a leak.

but eventually we did have liftoff, marking a new era for nasa and for space exploration. >> three, two, one, boosters ignition -- >> reporter: a successful liftoff for nasa's most powerful rocket, "the artemis 1" mission finally launched after eight months of back and forth from its launchpad. >> traveling 607 miles per hour. >> reporter: it was delayed by two hurricanes and numerous technical issues, including hydrogen leaks. new leaks showed up tuesday night just before the launch window opened, and a group of nasa technicians known as the red crew were sent onto the launchpad to assess and fix the leak. >> currently torquing down the bolts in orderre leaus progrs. the cr traifontha to the orion capsule with no astronauts on board on a journey around the moon.

in 25 days, it's expected to splash down in the pacific. the "artemis 1" mission is an important step in nasa's efforts to eventually carry astronauts back to the moon by 2025, 50 years after the "apollo" program ended. >> it's the beginning of a next era, of building on the lessons of "apollo" and tale them farther. bringing lessons on this mission back to earth and applying to deeper exploration to mars. >> reporter: the price tag for the missions, more than $4 billion. this is just the first step in eventually sending people back onto the lunar surface and potentially eventually beyond. anne-marie? >> that will be fantastic. christian benevides at the kennedy space center, thank you very much. so coming up, georgia's strict abortion ban is overturned. why a judge is allowing the procedure to resume.

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