jericka? >> jericka: weijia jiang, thank you.ight, two juveniles have been charged with the connection of the mass shooting at the super bowl rally for the kansas city chiefs. one person was killed and more than 20 others injured, including children, when gunfire erupted over what police say was a personal dispute. cbs's charlie de mar is in kansas city, where he spoke to one of the youngest victims. [gunfire] >> reporter: new video released by tmz sports shows the depth of the chaos, as shots rang out at wednesday's super bowl celebration in kansas city. nearly half of the shooting victims, children, including 10-year-old samuel arellano, who attended the parade with his grandfather, wearing his patrick mahomes jersey. the bullet went through the jersey right there. >> yes. >> reporter: samuel then showed us where he was shot. >> the bullet went through right here and then it went like that. >> reporter: he is recovering now at home, the memories still fresh. >> i was just crying a lot. >> reporter: yeah, you had to have been te

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jericka?. >>> well, tomorrow the u.n.'s top court holds historic hearings into the legality of israel's 57-year occupation of the west bank, land sought for a palestinian state. today in gaza there was new bloodshed and misery. cbs's holly williams is in tel aviv and has more. a warning, some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: at al aqsa hospital the race to save lives never stops. in gaza the bloodshed knows no age limits. israel has vowed to press ahead with a ground offensive in the city of rafah, where around 1.5 million palestinians are now living. most of them displaced and exhausted, many of them hungry. this young girl says she came to rafah after israeli tanks fired on a school where she was sheltering. israel says it will allow civilians to leave the battle zone, but the u.s. is warning against an assault without a credible plan to protect civilians. >> and now they're packed into rafah, exposed and vulnerable. they need to be protected. >> reporter: the u.s. is also pushing for

jericka. >> all right, lynette.hank you. >>> well, speaking of weather, for some of us, spring cannot come soon enough. and for potential home buyers, it could bring a much anticipated rate break. cbs's elise preston explains. >> reporter: americans are hoping for a spring thaw on the housing market. rising mortgage rates and higher home prices have kept many would-be buyers on the sidelines. >> when you have mortgage rates above 7%, it's really been a gut punch for the whole real estate market, and that's why there's so much focus on the fed in this game of poker. when do they start to cut rates? >> reporter: the current rate for a 30-year mixed loan is 7.5%. with the average home price hitting a record high of $379,000. dan ives of wed busch bush securities. >> the housing market is essentially at a standstill. inventory is starting to increase, but no one's really signing on the dotted line. >> reporter: despite inflation slowing down, americans are spending more than 11% of their income on food according to the

with jericka duncan. >>> good evening thauchlt for joining us.ight flags in minnesota have been lowered to half-staff honoring two philippolice offic paramedic shot and killed today after an hours-long standoff with a gunman in burnsville after a domestic abuse call. another officer was wounded. governor tim walz called it, quote, horrific, adding, we must never take for granted the bravery and sacrifices of our police and first responders. tonight a solemn procession as the bodies of the slain officers and paramedic were moved from a minneapolis hospital in preparation for their funerals. jonah kaplan of our minneapolis station wcco joins us now with the latest. good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening. it's now been almost 12 hours that officers are here in this neighborhood. you see behind me still a very active scene. investigators, detectives looking for answers about what led up to this shooting. >> i need an ambulance to -- stand by on the address. i need two ambulances. >> reporter: the call for paramedics came after five this morni

>> jericka: the global outrage as world leaders speak out, and who the u.s. says is to blame for the mysterious death. >> make no mistake, putin is responsible for navalny's death. >> jericka: the "cbs evening news" begins now. ♪ ♪ good evening, and tnk

cbs' jericka duncan has our exclusive report. images are graphic. >> reporter: at new york's jfk eric, elissa montanti waits patiently for this flight coming in from cairo. montanti cut through red tape to get 5-year-old omar abukwaik to the u.s., a frightenedly boy in desperate need of medical care. omar's aunt says his parents, brother, sister, and grandparents were all killed by an israeli air strike on their gaza home in december. he suffered severe injuries, including leg wounds and the amputation of his left arm. at his temporary home run by montanti's charity, the global medical relief fund, omar experienced snow for the first time. >> i love it! >> this is the first time sees him smiling. >> reporter: and a bunk bed. >> these are innocent children that have absolutely no resources or very, very little. and the 60 countries we have helped are all of these children from war-torn and natural disasters. >> reporter: she has partnered with shriners children's in philadelphia. >> so his left arm was the one that was amputated.

cbs's jericka duncan has our exclusive report.s are graphic. >> reporter: at new york's jfk airport, elissa montanti waits patiently for this fligh coming in from cairo. [crying] montanti cut through red tape to get 5-year-old omar abukwaik to the u.s. a frightened little boy in desperate need of medical care. omar's aunt says his parents, brother, sister, and grandparents were all killed by an israeli air strike on their gaza home in december. he suffered severe injuries, including leg wounds and the amputation of his left arm. >> i'll get it. >> reporter: at his temporary home run by montanti's charity, the global medical relief fund, omar experienced snow for the first time. >> i love it. >> does he? >> this is the first time she sees him smiling. >> oh! >> reporter: and a bunk bed. >> these are innocent children that have absolutely no resources, or very, very little. and, the 60 countries we have helped are all of these children from war-torn and natural disasters. >> reporter: she has partnered with shriners children's in ph

local ws >> jericka: tonight, one of vladimir putin's critics found dead while jailed in an arctic russian prison. >> for more than a decade, russian government, putin, persecuted, poisoned, and imprisoned alexei navalny. >> [speaking in a global language] >> on the global outrage as world leaders speak out and putin the u.s. as is to blame for the mysterious death. >> make no mistake, putin is responsible for speech when he wants death evening news begins now.

. >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for joining us.phy is headed back to kansas city. the chiefs led by superstar quarterback patrick mahomes defeated the san francisco 49ers in las vegas. it's mahomes' third championship in five years and cements him as one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation. danya bacchus reports from las vegas. >> reporter: confetti rained down in allegiant stadium, crowning the kansas city chiefs champions of super bowl lviii. their second consecutive title. quarterback patrick mahomes was named mvp. >> is it a dynasty now? >> yeah. it's the start of one. we're not done. >> reporter: the 49ers were first on the board, but the first thrill came when chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes nailed a 52-yard pass. cue the taylor swift cutaway. the 49ers scored the only touchdown in the first half. >> touchdown! >> reporter: the race for the trophy picked up in the second half, with the chiefs taking a three-point lead. >> wide open! touchdown! >> reporter: the 49ers leapfrogging over it. and the chiefs tying it

." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for joining us.wl trophy is headed back to kansas city. the chiefs led by superstar quarterback patrick mahomes defeated the san francisco 49ers in las vegas. it's mahomes' third championship in five years. and cements him as one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation. danya bacchus reports from las vegas. >> reporter: confetti rained down in allegiant stadium, crowning the kansas city chiefs champions of super bowl lviii, their second consecutive title. quarterback patrick mahomes was named mvp. >> so is it a dynasty now? >> yeah. it's the start of one. we're not done. >> reporter: the 49ers were first on the board, but the first thrill came when chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes nailed a 52-yard pass. cue the taylor swift cutaway. the 49ers scored the only touchdown in the first half. >> touchdown! >> reporter: the race for the trophy picked up in the second half, with the chiefs taking a three-point lead. >> wide open! touchdown! >> reporter: the 49ers leapfrogging over it and the chiefs

. >> i'm jericka duncan. >> nate is already in vegas. gayle is going to join us live from l.a.nt. first, we have your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it's the grammys, everybody. >> this is what a grammy winner looks like. >> i am, like, losing my mind. i'm trying not to cry. >> it was music's biggest night in los angeles.

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and jericka duncan joins us live now from new york. good morning to you. you have a fun show today. talking about arts and music. >> good -- we do have a fun show. nicole and let me tell you all about it. coming up on "cbs mornings" we all know musician james blunt for his song "you're beautiful." that hit came out 20 years ago and now the five-time grammy nominee has new music. >>> also speaking to grammys you know victoria monet is having a moment for sure. more of her conversation with big winner at this year's awards where monet was named best new artist. >>> 11-year-old jeremiah stealing the show at major recent sporting events. the budding journalist is here to talk with us about interviewing some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment. he's a lot of fun. i can't wait to share it with you guys. he's great. we'll see you soon at 7:00. >> all right. you are beautiful, thank you so much. >>> well, it's travel tuesday. and when the weather is gray and wet like this, many of us are daydreaming about escaping to a warmer place. right? well, there's time to plan a spring br

getting you through the mornings and it's an honor to share the airways once again with my buddy jerickas with a preview of what's coming up. good morning. >> well, thank you so much, it's an honor to be with you. coming up on "cbs mornings," david begnaud introduces us to a nashville legend. not only does he shine on stage, when he performs at the grand ole opry. quite literally shines at the day job. check that out. >>> plus we're days away from super bowl lviii and kris van cleave got rare access to fighter jets that will help keep fans safe on game day. >>> also it takes a lot to power the super bowl. ben tracy traveled to a remote part of the desert where a massive amount of solar energy is being gathered so the big game and of course usher's halftime show are as green as possible. >>> the taylor swift effect on the nfl is real. see how she's bringing in new fans and new dollars for the league. got a big imflounce. reed. we'll see you at 7:00. >> yes, she does. you have a great day there. nice to see you. >>> hey, time now for a money watch report. 6:46 in the morning. and the cente

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jericka duncan reports. >> but after the fumble, he comes over to andy, goes keep me in. >> reporter:ated moment on football's biggest stage or a step too far for one of the game's most notable stars? those are the questions surrounding travis kelce's tantrum aimed at head coach andy reid during sunday's super bowl victory. >> oh, i was just telling him how much i love him. >> reporter: both men brushed it off after the game. >> he's one of the best leaders of men i've ever seen in my life, and he's helped me a lot with channeling that emotion, channeling that passion, and i owe my entire career to that guy. i just love him. >> he goes, just put me in. i'll score. i'll score. that's really what it was. i love that. i mean it's not the first time. so, listen, i appreciate him. >> reporter: these types of outbursts and confrontations between players and coaches are not new on nfl sidelines. but even for a sport where intensity is often celebrated, it still took many viewers by surprise, including sports writer phil rhoden. >> it was jarring. it caught my attention. >> reporter: rhoden s