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cbs's jeff pegues shows us why drug cartels are now pushing fentanyl that looks like candy. >> they'reerately doing this to kill our children. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with the biggest escalation in the war in ukraine since the invasion itself. russia's vladimir putin is threatening nuclear war and warning the west he's not bluffing. it comes after humiliating defeats on the battlefield in ukraine and in a move not seen in russia since world war ii, putin is calling up hundreds of thousands of reservists. the announcement was met by intense anti-war protestors across russia with more than 1300 arrests. in another sign of just how unpopular the war has become, one-way flights leaving russia are selling out. prices are skyrocketing as people try to flee that country. president biden condemned putin in his speech before the united nations general assembly. he accused russia of violating

jeff pegues, thank you so much.ell, now, to jackson, mississippi, and the latest details in the humanitarian water crisis facing nearly 200,000 people. president biden quickly approved an emergency declaration and ordered federal assistance for the state. cbs' janet shamlian reports again from there. >> reporter: tonight, jackson's water crisis is rippling through the economy. >> to stay open, you have to buy ice and buy water. there is no other way to do it. >> reporter: restaurant manager tanya burns says what's coming out of their tap is no longer safe to cook with or drink. >> what are you making? white chocolate sauce? >> reporter: how much business are you losing? >> we're losing between 10% and 20% is what we've seen weekly since the boil water notice started 35 days ago. >> reporter: burns says they've been able to stay open until today. >> we will not be open this next hour, and there's a good chance we will not be able to open today. go team! >> go team! >> reporter: recent flooding contaminating city wate

cbs and justice correspondent jeff pegues is here. nce of in a photo like that, that's standard procedure at the fbi, is it not? >> it is. but the department of justice, they knew that this photo would have an impact. i mean, take a look at it. you have this evidence, some of it, most of it marked "top secret" sprawled out on the office floor of the former president at mar-a-lago. look at this ruler here, demonstrating the size of this document. and then the marker here, an evidence marker, the kind of evidence marker that you might see at a crime scene on a street somewhere. and cbs news has learned that there are a lot of pictures similar to this one in the investigative file. one question is were these documents mixed in with mr. trump's personal property in an effort to conceal them? sources tell me that the department of justice believes the former president and his representatives have been less than truthful. a law enforcement source says they have been lying to us. when asked if the filing yesterday fully showed the government'

cbs' jeff pegues guess in depth. and a warning. some of the video is graphic. >> reporter: when someone is in the middle of a fentanyl overdose, there is little time to waste. in arapahoe county, colorado last december, officers used narcan to seemingly bring this woman back to life after she took an illegal drug laced with fentanyl. this woman survived, and she wanted us to conceal her identity. it almost killed you. >> it did kill me. i was dead. they said had they not gotten my heart back, i would have been dead or had permanent brain damage. >> reporter: in 2021, colorado saw an almost 70% increase in fatal fentanyl overdoses. that's more than 900 deaths. fentanyl is flooding the state, and it's coming in along the interstates and the highways, because the cartels realize that by going through colorado, they can reach vast parts of the united states. cole finegan is the u.s. attorney in denver. >> you've got the i-25 corridor that runs north-south from mexico. you've got the i-70 corridor that runs east all the way across the c

all right, jeff pegues, thank you.o, investigators are on the scene of a powerful explosion that ripped through the top floor of an apartment building. emergency crews scrambled to search the massive pile of debris for survivors. cbs's adriana diaz is there tonight. >> all of a sudden, i heard a boom! and my heart, like, almost shot out of my body. >> reporter: bricks turned into projectiles as a blast tore through the top floor of this apartment building. shannon nelson lives across the street. >> i thought, like, this has to be a terrorist attack, because, what can sound this loud and shake your house up? and i'm literally up the street. >> reporter: you thought this was terrorism? >> yes. >> reporter: 135 first responders were dispatched, transporting at least eight injured, and searching the rubble for survivors. >> we had to get our technical experts in here to shore up, with struts, to make sure we didn't leave any victims underneath any of the debris. a lot of debris to remove. >> reporter: fire crews expanded t

jeff pegues, thank you. >>> well, the ongoing immigration battle between republican governors and thete house intensified today with word that a plane carrying migrants was to an airport near president biden's vacation home in delaware. here's cbs's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: officials in delaware scrambled to prepare for a possible flight with asylum seekers headed to an airport near president biden's beach house that so far hasn't arrived. it's the same plane that carried 48 migrants to martha's vineyard last week, prompting a criminal investigation by a texas sheriff. today florida governor ron desantis would not confirm whether he organized this latest flight and instead criticized the president. >> if you believe in open borders, then it's the sanctuary jurisdictions that should have to bear the brunt of the open borders. >> reporter: migrant encounters hit a record. more than 2 million this year, driven largely by those coming from venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua, crises-ridden countries where president biden said returning them is, quote, not rational. >> we're working with

that's where we find cbs's jeff pegues. >> fentanyl killed him. >> reporter: kimberly osterman's son died from fentanyl poisoning last year. he excelled in sports and academics. but he also had an addiction. >> he struggled. he had his demons. >> reporter: fentanyl poisonings in the state of colorado have become all too common. and there is a reason. the drug comes to the u.s. from mexico, and the cartels realized they can use the interstates and highways in colorado to reach vast parts of the country. what you see piled up on the hoods of these cars are the almost daily seizures of the drug. investigators compare it to a faucet you just can't shut off. >> there's no shortage of work for our troopers. >> reporter: colonel matthew packard is the chief of the colorado state patrol. >> the people that are selling fentanyl, they are profit driven. and that's it. profit above all else. and they do not care how many body bags are a result. >> reporter: fentanyl is a synthetic opioid, 50 times more potent than heroin. in 2021 colorado saw nearly a 70% increase in fatal fentanyl overdoses. i

cbs' robert costa and jeff pegues have new reporting. triple-digit temperatures.ay weekend. plus, the worsening water crisis in mississippi. cbs' janet shamlian is in jackson. >> no water is a struggle. >> o'donnell: navy seal death. a former yale football captain dies during hell week. tonit,

because of harry's estrangement from the working royal family, because of andrew's history with jeff peguesstein, he's been ostracized from any kind of royal duties, and the expression of that on the streets here in this spectacular procession is that he has to do it in civilian clothes, along with harry. >> mark phillips, thank you. i want to bring in charlie d'agata, because the procession has just past where charlie is along the route. charlie? >> reporter: yes. you know, we heard the band approach. everybody started getting their cameras out. but then there was this quiet hush over the crowd. i'm going to keep my voice down so i don't spoil the moment. the coffin passing us right now, making its way down. you can see the people who are up further following the funeral as it passes. but probably four, five rows of people on either side of the mouth, have been able to catch a glimpse. it's not just to catch a glimpse of her majesty the queen, but of king charles, of the princes, prince william and prince harry as they pass by. i think it's extraordinary to see how slow hi this procession