i'm jericka duncan. israel is mobilized right now for war as the country prepares to launch a ground invasion into hamas-controlled gaza. border clashes are intensifying. aerial bombardments of the territory devastating. you can see there hundreds of thousands of palestinians with nowhere to go. tonight secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan wrapping meetings with arab leaders and six nations. he returns to israel in just a few hours. today the nfl held a moment of silence at stadiums in solidarity with, quote, innocent civilians in the middle east. in london, where the titans and ravens played, "free palestine" chants could be heard. cbs's charlie d'agata is in tel aviv tonight and leads us off. charlie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened an emergency cabinet for the first time today, vowing to demolish hamas. while the israeli military said they're ready and waiting for the order to launch an invasion. under bombardment and under

i'm jericka duncan.l is mobilized for war, as the country prepares to launch a ground invasion into hamas-controlled gaza. border clashes are intensifying. aerial bombardments of the territory devastating. you can see there hundreds of thousands of palestinians with nowhere to go. tonight secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan. wrapping meeting with arab leaders in six nations. he returns to israel in just a few hours. today the nfl held a moment of silence at stadiums in solidarity with, quote, innocent civilians in the middle east. in london, where the titans and ravens played, free palestine chants could be heard. cbs' charlie d'agata is in tel aviv tonight and leads us off. charlie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu convened an emergency cabinet for the first time today, vowing to demolish hamas. while the israeli military said they're ready and waiting for the order to launch an invasion. under bombardment and under siege, ahead of a

jericka duncan, cbs news new york. >> norah: jericka duncan, thank you. kevin mccarthy is fighting to keep his job as fellow republicans threatened to remove him as speaker of the house. the threat comes after mccarthy worked with democrats to avoid a government shut down. cbs's scott macfarlane reports that a last-minute deal is only good for 45 days. >> reporter: 48 hours after a shutdown that would have stripped the paychecks of millions of federal workers. >> the motion to reconsider is on the table. >> reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy risks being stripped of his job. matt gaetz, a notorious fierce critic is attempting to oust the speaker, slamming him for working with democrats. >> it is going to be difficult for my republican friends to keep calling president biden feeble. while he continues to take speaker mccarthy's lunch money in every negotiation. >> reporter: despite being pressed by cbs news, democratic leaders have not said if they join the effort to target mccarthy. if they did, only a handful of republican colleagues even voted agains

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i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for watching.e a great night. >>> oakland is installing hundreds of license plate readings. cameras around the city is a solution of the crime or an invasion of privacy. >>> and a man in the bay area. a chance of rain moving in? darren peck will have that in a few minutes. live from the cbs studios in san francisco. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with the escalating conflict in the middle east. here is a live look over gaza city. it's about 4:00 in the morning there. the united nations security council plans to hold an emergency meeting after the deadly attack of hamas in southern israel killing at least 700 people. more in the war that has followed. >> the u.s. will send a carrier strike group to the

i'm jericka duncan in new york. from all of us here at cbs, thank you for watching. good night. >>> now at 6:00, people in two major bay area cities showing up, hoping to send a message to leaders the world away. we've got the latest on the war in israel and its effects here at home. >>> federal judge is weighing in on california's assault weapon ban. what's next for the controversial law? >>> and the state stepping in again. the new effort to crack down on drug dealing in san francisco and how it could mean murder charges. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we start tonight with the war in israel. the tensions felt here in the bay area. >> first tonight the group save the children is reporting more than 3,200 children have been killed since the war began, almost all of them palestinian. aid is now arriving in gaza city, but workers say it is desperately short of what's needed. and now thousands of people are storming u.n. warehouses just to get basic supplies. at the same time hamas has offered israel an exchange, sa

jericka duncan takes a look at the heightened tensions. >> reporter: as attacks continue thousands of miles away, emotions in the u.s. are running high. dueling demonstrations were held for a second day outside the israeli consulate. in new york city. >> i think they're there just to murder, to kill. >> there's bombing, bombing, bombing, and buildings. >> reporter: protesters have taken to the streets from coast to coast since saturday. >> jews united, we'll never be defeated. >> free, free palestine. >> reporter: it's a complicated conflict that's left americans divided. tensions boiled over in fort lauderdale on sunday. police say one person was arrested, but there were no injuries. >> everybody to calmly please exit the building. >> reporter: and services at a congregation kol ami were interrupted by a bomb threat. federal law enforcement say there are no credible threats at this time. new york city's mayor held a vigil for the victims in israel. many people i spoke to on both sides expressed sadness and le anger about the attacks and said they expect the violence to get worse movi

. >> i'm jericka duncan in lewiston, maine. good night. >>> this is "cbs news flash."new york. the investigation continues after the deadly shooting in maine that left 18 dead and 13 injured. authorities spent hours outside the home of suspect robert card but left without finding him. card is wanted on murder charges from the shooting. >>> the pentagon says the u.s. launched air strikes on two facilities in eastern syria used by iran and affiliated groups. this came at the direction of president biden in retaliation to drone and missile strikes on american troops in the region, which resulted in one death and 21 injuries. >>> and the fall classic is here. the world series kicks off tonight in texas where the rangers will host the arizona diamondbacks. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jericka duncan. norah is on assignment. tonight we're in lewiston, maine, the scene of the 565th mass shooting in this country this year. we'll get to cbs's a

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. >> jericka duncan has more on the search for answers. >> reporter: the investigation is still ongoings the family of charlotte sena is being reunited with their 9-year-old daughter. this comes after an extensive two-day search for the young girl. about 400 search and rescue personnel used k-99s and drones, hoping to find any clue that would lead them to her. just hours ago, family and friends were panicked. >> she is just a sweet, adorable girl. >> reporter: charlotte had been camping with family at moreau lake state park, about 45 minutes north of albany, new york. according to state police on saturday night around 6:15, she went for a bike ride near a park loop with friends, doing the last loop alone. when she didn't return 15 minutes later, her family began looking for her. around 6:45 p.m., her bike was discovered and her parents reported her disappearance to new york state police who were on site by 7:00 p.m. an amber alert was issued sunday morning. in 2022, the fbi documented over 359,000 reports of missing children nationwide. >> non-family abductions are very rare in the unit

." >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us.e minister benjamin netanyahu has apologized to the nation's military and intelligence chiefs after appearing to blame them for not stopping the hamas attack of october 7th. 1400 people were killed that day, according to israeli officials, and hundreds more were taken hostage. israel's relentless bombing of gaza has left about 8,000 palestinians dead, nearly half of them children according to hamas. and hamas claimed last week that the airstrike also also killed 50 hostages. seth doane reports from israel. >> i will not rest, and i will not sit, and i will not cry until she comes back. >> reporter: you'll not cry? >> i don't want to be weak right now. i want to getter had back. >> reporter: a grandmother was one of the more than 220 people taken hostage during the hamas massacre on october 7. shashani learned when a friend sent her this video. >> probably they were also the people who murdered my grandfather just a few minutes before. you can feel like all these people cheering and wat

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." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks so much for staying with us. negotiations kept the government from shutting down over the weekend. however, pandemic-era childcare funding was allowed to expire. as nancy cordes explains, it could have serious consequences for families nationwide. ♪ >> reporter: like many preschools, hopkins house in alexandria, virginia is still bouncing back from the pandemic. when it lost nearly half its staff. but the head of hopkins house is bracing for another blow. >> we are at the precipice of a major cliff. and unfortunately as we look over that clip it's not water we're jumping down into. all i see is hard ground. >> reporter: that's because $24 billion worth of covid era emergency funding for the childcare industry went to boost salaries and add benefits in a field where workers only make on average $14 an hour. >> we project that about 70,000 childcare providers could close. >> reporter: julie cashen is a senior fellow at the century foundation, a progressive think tank, which estimates that this so-called childcare c

i'm jericka duncan. norah is on assignment. are in lewiston, maine, the scene of the 565th mass shooting in this country this year. we will get to cbs's adriana diaz in washington with the day's other top stories, including the war in the middle east, but we begin tonight here in maine with a community reeling. 18 people were killed and more than a dozen others injured after a gunman opened fire inside a bowling alley and then in a nearby bar. tonight, the suspect remains on the run, with the fbi joining state police in the search for a 40-year-old robert card, who is considered armed and dangerous. authorities are asking for the public's help in tracking down the army reservist who was hospitalized this summer for mental health issues, including hearing voices. and tonight, there is fbi activity, including multiple vehicles and heavily armed agents around the suspect's last known residence in bowdoin, maine. tonight, a massive manhunt by air, land, and see for the suspected gunman behind a mass shooting in southern maine, with

jericka duncan, thank you. today from day 2 of the business fraud trial against donald trump. the judge imposed a limited gag order this afternoon after trump disparaged a court staff member on social media. cbs's robert costa is at the courthouse in lower manhattan. good evening, robert. so what can you tell us about what the judge did? >> reporter: good evening, norah. that gag order came after a dramatic turn today here at this courthouse, when former president trump went on truth social and falsely attacked a clerk here working for the judge, falsely claiming she is the girlfriend of senator chuck schumer. that post was later deleted, but the judge came out and issued a searing statement to trump and his lawyers, saying no personal attacks will be tolerated when it comes to his staff and to interpret that statement as a gag order. >> norah: and i do want to ask you, robert, because i know you were inside the courtroom for most of the day, what was the former president like? what was he doing? >> reporter: i

jericka duncan, thank you. >>> there was some big news today from day two of the business fraud trial against donald trump. the judge imposed a limited gag order this afternoon after trump disparaged a court staff member on social media. cbs's robert costa is at the courthouse in lower manhattan. good evening, robert. so what can you tell us about what the judge did? >> reporter: good evening, norah. that gag order came after a dramatic turn today here at this courthouse when former president trump went on truth social and falsely attacked a clerk here working for the judge, falsely claiming she is the girlfriend of senator chuck schumer. that post was later deleted, but the judge came out and issued a searing statement to trump and his lawyers saying no personal attacks will be tolerated when it comes to his staff. and to interpret that statement as a gag order. >> i do want to ask you, robert, because i know you were inside the courtroom for most of the day. what was the former president like? what was he doing? >> reporter: i sat just steps behind the former president. he was whisp

. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. jericka is off. i'm maurice dubois. we begin in the middle east. for days an israeli invasion of gaza has appeared imminent following hamas' deadly rampage two weeks ago. today israeli warplanes took aim across the palestinian territory. targets in the occupied west bank and syria were also hit as the war with hamas threatens to spiral into a wider conflict. in iran the foreign minister called the region a, quote, powder keg. in a major change the "u.s.s. ship" was redirected to the persian gulf in response to the rising tensions in the region. 14 trucks carrying goods and medical supplies entered gaza from egypt the second convoy of aid to arrive since israel imposed a complete siege of the territory. in delaware president biden spent time outdoors today after speaking to israel's prime minister netanyahu and six other world leaders. mr. biden also spoke about conflict and peace with pope francis. tonight it is desperation and war that dominates our coverage. cbs's charlie d'agata lea

>> don't judge my story by the chapter you walk in on. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. >>> andthis wednesday. for some of you, the news continues, and for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. fighting continues between israel and hamas as we learn more about the extent of the bloodshed. israeli officials now say that 1,200 israelis were killed in the attacks by hamas. the gaza health ministry says 900 people in gaza have died in israel's response. >>> the ex-girlfriend of former crypto exec sam bankman-fried testified in the federal trial against him tuesday. caroline ellison, who took a plea deal with prosecutors, said bankman-fried directed her to commit fraud and money laundering and told her he would be president one day. >>> and the movie musical adaptation of "the color purple" has a new trailer out. the film stars fantasia barrino and taraji p. henson. "the color purple" hits theaters christmas day. >>>

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cbs's jericka duncan is there with the late-breaking details including the release of information about. >> reporter: the search is over. 40-year-old army reservist robert card was found dead tonight, two days after an intensive manhunt across maine. the day began with investigators looking for evidence near this boat launch in lisbon where police found card's abandoned white subaru. authorities followed more than 530 leads from wednesday nights shooting at a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. today officials announced the 18 victims killed in the shootings range in age from 14 to 76, including bill young and his son aaron, who was a high school freshman. and four members with connections to a local deaf community group. tracey walker's husband joey was a manager at schemengees bar & grille. a witness told her he confronted the shooter. >> they told us that my husband went into the kitchen and grabbed a butcher knife and went after him to save the patrons that were in his establishment. >> reporter: but walker was shot in the stomach and later died. >> he wouldn't want to go out any oth

cbs's jericka duncan is there where authorities release more details about the victims and lifted theer-in-place order. >> reporter: helicopters and divers using sonar technology today searched the river for any sign of 40-year-old army reservist robert card. >> while this is going to look like a major focus today with a lot of people, we have a lot of other irons in the fire. >> reporter: investigators are looking for evidence near this boat launch in lisbon where police found kart's abandoned white subaru. authorities say they have received more than 530 leads from wednesday nights shooting a bowling alley and bar in lewiston. officials announced the 18 victims were killed in the shootings range in age from 14 to 76, including bill young and his son aaron, a high school freshman. four members with connections to a local deaf community group. joey was a manager at schemengees bar & grille. >> they told us my husband went into the kitchen and grabbed a butcher knife and went after him to save the patrons that were in his establishment. >> reporter: walker was shot in the stomach and l

. >>> this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york, with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight in washington where president biden is urging lawmakers to finish their work after congress barely avoided a government shutdown this weekend. funding was due to run out today, but will now be be temporarily extended through the middle of next month. a bipartisan vote vote saturday has angered some house republicans with one gop lawmaker pushing to oust speaker kevin mccarthy soon this week. cbs' congress correspondent nikole killion has been following it all along and starts us off from capitol hill. good evening, nikole. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the funding fight may be over but the political infighting continues here on capitol hill, and president biden says he's had enough. >> stop playing games. get this done. >> reporter: an exasperated president biden blamed house republicans for putting the federal government on the verge of a shutdown. >> i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship. and so are the american people. i've been doing

i'm jericka duncan. norah is on assignment. are in lewiston, maine, the scene of the 565th mass shooting in this country this year. we will get to cbs's adriana diaz in washington with the day's other top stories, including the war in the middle east, but we begin here in maine where fbi surrounded the suspect's home in bowdoin. 18 people were killed and more than a dozen others injured after a gunman opened fire inside a bowling alley and then in a nearby bar. tonight the suspects whereabouts are unknown, with the fbi and police joining in a search for a 40-year-old robert card who is considered armed and dangerous. authorities are asking for the public's help in tracking down the army reservist who was hospitalized this summer for mental health issues, including hearing voices. tonight heavily armed police surrounding a home in bowdoin, maine, as they search for the suspect behind a deadly mass shooting. police on megaphones heard yelling "come out with your hands in the air." it's not clear who was in the home 24 hours after

a man is in custody tonight, charged with the kidnapping of a new york girl, and a cbs's jericka duncanpiece of evidence led police to the suspect and a safe return of charlotte sena. >> reporter: tonight, investigators in hazmat suits are gathering evidence from a mobile home and camper in milton, new york, where 9-year-old charlotte sena was found hidden in a cabinet mo monday. police say they got a lead when the suspect left behind a ransom >> he literally drove up to the family's mailbox, 4:20 in the morning, and inserts the ransom note, leaving a critical piece of evidence behind: his own fingerprint. >> reporter: new york governor kathy hochul says a break in the case came at 2:30 monday afternoon, when the fingerprint was matched in the states database to 46-year-old craig nelson ross jr., from a dwi arrest in 1999. within hours, a s.w.a.t. team in full tactical gear, with guns drawn, stormed ross' mother's home, forcefully entering a camper on her property, where ross was living. neighbors cbs news spoke with, who declined to go on camera come at come at a described hearing a po

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