come together with joy and healing and how better to do that with dogs that are fluffy and wagging their tails. >> we're just having misplacement of video here. there was also a puppy adoption station. it runs every saturday this month from 10:00 to 2:00. >> matt, you should know -- >> yeah, the reputation is top notch. >> this is an unusual experience. that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00. cbs weekend news is next. we'll see you at 6:00. ♪ tonight summer scorcher. police ring heatwaves, severe storms, hazardous air. the dangerous new weather threat tens of millions are facing this

weekend. also tonight, ukraine's president marks 500 days of war. while the u.s. is blased for sending a controversial weapon to use against russia. plus, the president says bidenomics is working. but is a hot jobs market cooling? former president trump returns to the campaign trail this weekend as florida governor ron desantis' campaign appears to stall. in california, a follower of charles manson moves a step closer to freedom after more than half a century behind bars. multi-state manhunt. police search for a dangerous fugitive who escaped jail using bedsheets. and later, it's a jumbo hot dog on wheels with a new name. meet the college grads getting grilled on how to drive an american icon. >> what made you want to drive this across the country? >> adventure and the mission.

it's a dream come true. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from chicago with adriana diaz. good evening. extreme dangerous weather has struck all over the country this summer and this weekend is no different. with millions enduring scorching temperatures and in some places brutal humidity. the worst may be yet to come. the national weather service says parts. west and southwest are experiencing a heatwave that could near or top records for both intensity and longevity. cbs's elise preston is in los angeles, leads us off. >> reporter: many people here in southern california are outside enjoying this break in the weather as another stifling heatwave is just days away. meanwhile, millions of others are suffering in triple-digit temperatures with no end in sight. >> it is hot and very draining.

>> reporter: in phoenix, there hasn't been a day cooler than 110 degrees this month. with excessive heat warnings expect today last through at least next week. adding to the danger, red flag warnings as this southwest braces for what could be yet another grueling record-breaking heatwave. what is driving this dangerous heat across the country? >> yeah, in a word, human-caused warming. you make the planet hotter, you get more frequent, intense, long lasting heatwaves. we should expect the unexpected. >> reporter: michael mann and other scientists warn kari lake could trigger monday devastating wildfires like the ones in canada that exposed millions to dangerous air. >> people could have a lingering cough for several weeks. >> reporter: to prevent even more extreme weather events, professor mann warns action is needed now. if things aren't done, what do you predict summers could look and feel like just five years from now?

>> i hate too think about that. take the hottest, the most searing heatwave that you have ever experienced in your life. we would instead call that summer. >> reporter: now, experts say everyone can help cool the planet by using less gas, energy and water. adriana. >> great advice. a check on the latest weather threat with paul goodloe from our partners at the weather channel. >> another sultry summer evening upon us. we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. some of these will be strong and severe the rest the evening and continue to roll eastward and drift southward as we head overnight into tomorrow only to fire back up. sunday mornng the same terrain, even new terrain pushing eastward and the i-95 corridor from d.c. to new york city seeing some storms come through to on your sunday evening impacting the travel plans as well. overall, we need some rain in the mid-atlantic. too much of a good thing could

cause flood concerns. the heat is on. these are the millions americans above 95 degrees next week. phoenix, above 110 degrees. it is going to be scorching from now maybe to the end of this month and the valley of the sun. adriana. >> paul goodloe, thank you. tonight federal investigators are searching for clues into the fatal crash of a small business jet. it happened 80 miles south of los angeles. the plane burst into flames after crashing sparking a brush fire. all six people were killed. no word on their identities. overseas now. today 500 days since russia invaded ukraine. the war has made 6 mil nsefugeeo the united nations. more than 9,000 civilians have been killed. the toll, however,pprs to be much higher and at least 15,000 have been wounded. cbs's charlie d'agata is in ukraine for us tonight.

>> reporter: in both a tribute to troops and bold faced defiance to russia, president volodymr zelenskyy posted an undated clip from snake island. he says, i want to thank from this place of victory each of our soldiers these 500 days. snake island, a symbol of audacious ukrainian insubordination after soldiers refused to surrender to the russian navy's flagship in the first few days of the invasion. that was later sunk. we will definitely win, he said in his video address. glory to ukraine. but winning looks a long way off as the war entered its 500th day. russian troops fired artillery into a residential neighborhood in the eastern city of lehmann, killing at least eight people, wounding several more. prosececutors in kharkiv have bn

collecting russian rockets as evidence of attacks against civilians, including cluster bombs. both side have been adawesed of using them, but the prosecutors office spokesman told us ukrainian troops bear the responsibility of protecting civilians. their use makes more sense against russian forces in the forest, he said. the open areas. trenches and defense positions rather than urban areas. >> we have seen spent cluster bombshells all over. the uk, germany, and spain have all expressed their opposition to sending those weapons. ukraine insists they are needed in order to break through russian defenses. adriana. >> charlie, thank you. tomorrow president biden leaves for a pivotal nato summit in lith yan yeah. they debate whether to offer

membership to ukraine. today the president and first lady visited the beach. on friday the president said the jobs report shows his economic strategy is working. is it? natalie brand joins us with more. >> reporter: president biden says this latest jobs report shows steady growth, but economists say the job market is also showing some signs of cooling while high prices remain a hot topic for candidates and consumers. >> this s is bad. really bad. >> reporter: at the grocery store shoppers say they are still feeling pinched. >> even when you buy less, it's still expensive. >> reporter: as wage growth up 4.4% over the past year slightly outpaces inflation. economists say the latest data likely points to another interest rate hike expected later this month. >> whith the rates running abov the fed's target of 2%, the fed looks at that and says we still have more work to. >> reporter: with the unemployment rate down to near historic lows at 3.6% president

biden is double down on his economic strategy heading into 2024. >> i believe that every american willing to work hard should be able to get a good job, afford good health care no matter where they live in every part of the country if they are willing to work. that's the american dream. that's bidenomics. >> reporter: a recent poll shows only 34% of u.s. adults approve of how president biden has handled the economy. gop presidential hopefuls are trying to seize on that sentiment. >> groceries and gas are still high. american families feel it. you can call it whatever you want, but it's not the american dream. >> i will end and stop biden's inflation nightmare, bring down interest rates and appoint a special team to attack the high price of fertilizer and other farm products. >> reporter: former president trump speaking to farmers in iowa friday focused much of his speech on attacking florida governor ron desantis, who in recent polling still trails trump, but is the only other

republican candidate to have regular support in the double digits. >> natalie, thank you. here in chicago, police say they are investigating accusations of sexual misconduct by its officers against at least one migrant taking shelter at a police station. protesters called for transparency friday. sources tell cbs chicago the allegations involve as many as four officers. thousands of asylum seekers bussed from texas have stayed at police stations with city shelters overwhelmed. tonight there is a massive multi-state manhunt for an escaped prisoner in pennsylvania after a daring getaway. 34-year-old michael burnham is considered armed and dangerous. cbs's shanelle kaul has all the details. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. late this afternoon police described burnham as a very dangerous inmate with survivalist skills. they also say he is known to of

done things like this in the past. >> our focus right now is making sure we capture him as quickly as possible. >> reporter: lock the doors and stay alert. police in northwest pennsylvania and western new york are now on the hunt for 34-year-old michael burnham. his escape like a hollywood movie. pennsylvania authorities say he scaled exercise equipment and shimmied down bedsheets to shipped slippery out of warren county prison sometime overnight thursday. >> at this time we have no reason to believe that burnham has left the general area. >> reporter: he was last season wearing an orange and white striped jumpsuit, croc style issues and a squlal-issued blue denim jacket. his skills could complicate the search in rugged and steep terrain. >> he is a self-taught ser vieflist with military experience and could be holed up in a wooded area. >> reporter: he was being held on arson and burg lary charges

and is suspected of raping and police say he also tied to carjacking and kidnapping of a couple in may that resulted in a multi-state manhunt as well. and authorities are also looking for help in the search. at this point they say they'd like to see any tips or surveillance camera footage from the public, but they are warning nearby residents of warren county prison to be careful, making sure their car and house doors are locked. >> thank you. a follower of charles manson might soon sfwet out of prison after being locked up more than half a century. leslie van houten now in her 70s was convicted for her role in the brutal murders of leno and rosemary labianca in 19 69z it happened the day after the murders of sharon tate and four others by the so-called manson family. friday california's governor said he would not block the parole board's recommendation she be released. there is more than $1

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like it. a learning curve. >> reporter: there are eight frank mobiles in existence. six are on the nation's roads at any one time. in teams of two, these frankfurters will steer them to 1,200 appearances. do you seed a lot of hot dogs? >> i do. i think they are delicious. i am a huge fan. >> reporter: first, the eight women and four guys have to complete this driving course of careful maneuvering without hitting any cones. the course simulates things like getting gas, turning around, and, of course, parking. the idea is to let the new drivers get into a pickle here and not in the real world. >> this is literally so crazy. >> reporter: binghamton university grad chloe van castle aced it. what made you want to drive this across the country? >> adventure and the mission. this the furthest west i have been in my life. so it will be cool to see the rest of the country and to spread smiles along the way. >> reporter: this iconic rolling piece of meat is probably

betternine as the oscar mayer weinermobile. the name it bore since it was cooked up by oscar mayer's nephew karl hitting the streets of chicago in 1949. >> it was new in the marketing industry. people loved it. >> reporter: ed has been the weinermobile's top dog for the last 20 years. >> after the great depression when people needed a little bit of joy and smile in their life. >> reporter: since 1988 these big dogs have brn reen rolling through all 50 states. why change the name now? oscar mayer's beef franks got a new recipe that needed promoting. >> we are testing it out in summer. we have given the wieners love for a long time. now we are giving the beef franks love. >> reporter: it may not be the frank mobile for decades to come? >> we will have to see if it cuts mustard. >> made me emotional to be getting my buns in that seat, buckling the meat belt and starting to hit the road. it's a dream come true. >> reporter: you could say their primary job now is to hang out

with their grill friends. kris van cleave, cbs news, madison, wisconsin. >> that is the cbs news this for this saturday. tomorrow, "cbs sunday morning" and then on "face the nation" guests include treasury secretary janet yellen from beijing where she is meeting with chinese liters. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. thanks for watching. good night. from cbs news bay area, this is the evening addition. >> video surveillance is not the american way. now at 6:00, big brother is watching in berkeley. all in an

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