manuel bojorquez, cbs news, doral, florida. >> reporter: in idaho, two ents wounded in a school shooting. the suspected shooter is a sixth grade girl. authorities say that the girl fired multiple rounds inside and outside of the middle school located in the small city of rigby. they say a teacher quickly disarmed the suspect who has not been identified. the victims, two students and a custodian, are expected to make a full recovery. >> the fact that our -- the injuries are as insignificant as could be so much wor. we feel absolutely blessed. >> it's unclear what motivated the attack or where the suspected shooter got the gun. >>> a large chunk of a chinese rocket will reenter earth's atmosphere sometime this weekend, but no one knows where it will land. this morning, china says debris from the rocket will be burned up on re-entry, and is highly unlikely to cause harm. the remnants of the uncontrolled rocket was spotted over washington, d.c., yesterday morning. it appeared very faintly as a tiny pulsating light in the sky. the rocket was launched last week to help establish china's new sp

major. >> garrett: manuel bojorquez, thank you.l day weekend may mean sweaters instead of sunscreen for millions. let's get the holiday forecastgr from cbs' lonnie quinn. lonnie, what you can tell us? >> you're right, major, it's going to feel more like the kickoff to the fall season as opposed to the unofficial kickoff of the summer. let's take a look at the radar picture right now.ar because here's the deal. because here's the deal. we have rough weather in texas. a line of rain anywhere from i'd say atlanta all the way up to the northeast. so you're going to get a wet situation tonight anywhere from portions of georgia well up into new york state. it's wet tonight. it's cold tomorrow. look at some of these numbers. e these are high temperatures. worcester, massachusetts, tomorrow, 48 degrees? and it's not just being close to the ocean. you go well inland, lexington, kentucky, is only 55 for a high temperature. on sunday, philadelphia i want to highlight your area. you have a rainy sunday. i think top to bottom sunday you're deal

manuel bojorquez has the latest. >> reporter: the shots rang out after midnight at a banquet hall behind me just as a rap concert was ending. as people filed out, police say three men opened fire. >> additional response, multiple victims. we need additional -- >> reporter: police are looking for the three men who jumped out of a nissan pathfinder at this strip mall armed with assault rifles and handguns and fired into the crowd of concert-goers leaving more than 20 injured and two dead. >> as many as you got -- >> reporter: the injured were rushed to several hospitals. chad harris was among the stunned parents. his 19-year-old daughter one of the wounded. >> my daughter ended up getting shot in the middle of this. words can't explain how i feel right now. it's a sad moment. >> this type of gun violence has to stop. every weekend it's the same thing. this is targeted. this is definitely not random. >> reporter: for police it's a worrying reminder that the nation returning to normal from the pandemic means violence like this returns, too. >> it's disheartening, but it's a trend you're seei

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cbs' manuel bojorquez is there. evening. >> reporter: jericka, the shots rang out after midnight at a banquet hall behind me just as a rap concert was ending. as people filed out, police say three men opened fire. >> we need additional units to respond, multiple victims. again, we need additional units to respond. >> reporter: tonight, police are looking for three men who jumped out of a nissan pathfinder at this strip mall, armed with assault weapons and handguns firing into the crowd of concert-goers, leaving more than 20 injuries and two dead. >> we will need additional units to respond. >> reporter: the injured were rushed to several hospitals. chad harris among the stunned parents, his 19-year-old daughter one of the wounded. >> my daughter was shot. words can't explain how i feel right now. this is a sad moment. >> this type of gun violence has to stop, every weekend it is the same thing. this is targeted, this is definitely not random. >> reporter: for police it is a worrying reminder than that the nation ret

cbs's manuel bojorquez reports from south florida. >> the strongest election integrity measures in the country. i will sign it right here. >> reporter: it is controversial right down to how florida governor ron desantis signed the new law-- shutting out all media except fox news-- a move he defended. >> right here! >> reporter: the law limits >> the long limit mail in mail-in voting, restricts the hours drop boxs are open, and requires floridians to show i.d. for new mail-in ballot requests, which they now have to do more frequently, every two years. republicans claim it is to prevent voter fraud, but offered no proof of widespread problems. it is a change in tune from what desantis said in february. >> florida had the most transparent and efficient election anywhere in the country. >> reporter: florida saw record -itiasarwith democrats mailing in nearly 700,000 more ballots than republicans. patricia brigham with the league of women voters of florida argues the law could unfairly impact certain voters. >> these new restrictions are not talking into consideration the disabled, the elde

manuel bojorquez reports from north carolina. >> reporter: tonight panic, number one. numberne know seeing lines at p stions wn eremelyesul. but this is a temporary situation. >> reporter: the president tried to assure the southeast and mid- atlantic states that the gas crunch could be over in a few days. neeaed that colonial pipeline did pay a multimillion dollar ransom to the hackers to unlock some of its data. biden was asked if he was briefed on the matter. >> i have no comment on that. >> reporter: out here the panic continues. just ask tanker truck driver ray humphrey, a rare sight these days, replenishing the supply at this raleigh gas station. when he shows up, he draws a crowd. >> i went in, got a drink, come back out, they were here. >> reporter: just like that. >> magic. >> reporter: we found people who actually followed him here. did you see him coming? >> i saw him coming. >> reporter: and you lined up. >> and i came and lined up. >> reporter: the shortages may now be peaking as the colonial pipeline resumed operations after last week's ransomware attack.

cbs' manuel bojorquez reports tonight from jr.'ly was allowed to watch more than 18 minutes of footage that were edited from the police body cams of four deputies and video from a police patrol car. the family says the videos were redacted, and the faces of the officers were blurred. >> they should be outraged, that in 2021-- 2021-- that a man can be killed, gunned down by a firing squad. >> reporter: brown was fatally shot nearly three weeks ago as a team of pasquotank sheriff's deputies drove to his home to serve warrants on felony drug charges. a prosecutor said three deputies fired their weapons only after brown's car made contact with one of the officers. >> i didn't see mr. brown make any movements or actions that would warrant law enforcement to fire, to protect themselves or anyone else. >> reporter: the shooting has sparked nightly protests in elizabeth city, demanding the deputies be held accountable and all of the body cams of the shooting be released to the public. his family says they will keep fighting for justice. >>

cbs' manuel bojorquez reports. >> my message to young people, of course, is simple: get vaccinated. >> reporter: tonight, the positive news on covid comes with a plea to vaccinate as cases in children are on the rise. nearly a quarter of new weekly covid-19 infections are in kids, according to the american academy of pediatrics. more than 600,000 children ages 12-15 have been vaccinated since the pfizer vaccine was authorized for that age group last week. that still leaves more than 16 million to go. >> nervous? >> reporter: the university of miami health system is trying to boost the numbers, sending this mobile pediatric unit to underserved communities, like the little haiti neighborhood, to give shots to children and adults. >> now i feel safer to leave the house. >> reporter: 16-year-old tatiana pierre is the first among her friends to get one. >> a lot of them want to get the vaccine, but they don't know, a lot about it. so i think they're waiting for me to get mine so i can tell them about it. >> reporter: eric green got his, too. so a matter of convenience for you. >> yes. >> r

cbs' manuel bojorquez is going to lead off our coverage tonight from north carolina, where the situationgrowing worse by the hour. good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. that late word of the pipeline restarting will certainly come as a relief to drivers in these long lines, but not an immediate one because it's not like flipping a switch. the fuel still has to travel through the supply chain before once again reaching the gas pumps, so things may not get back to normal for several days. tonight, panicked drivers in north carolina are sitting in long lines for hours, trying to fill up as the state is running low on gas. how hard was it to find a gas station? >> this is my fifth one i have been to. >> reporter: your fifth one today. >> yes. >> reporter: how low were you? >> i'm on "e." >> reporter: according to gas buddy 68% of gas stations are out of gas and almost half of the stations are out in north carolina and virginia, states that have declared state of emergency. an old viral video prompted the federal government today to post a tweet saying do not fill plastic bag

manuel bojorquez reports on the sudden collapse that happened right underneath the train. >> reporter: security cameras captured the collapse, trapping one of the cars under the rubble. rescuers rushed the injured to the hospitals. that's the mayor of mexico city, claudia sheinbaum, announcing that children are among the dead. this video show what is remains of the train partially suspended from the overpass. dozes of rescuers frantically search for victims. but their efforts were stopped after danger of falling and even though multiple people were still trapped inside. a train was brought to the site to stabilize the train carriages so the teams could continue their work. desperate friends and relatives of people believed to be on the train gathered around the crash site. oscar lopez says he is searching for his friend who is six months' pregnant. he said police and paramedics haven't told him anything. the accident happened on one of the city's newest train lines which runs partially aboveground but has had structural issues including needs repairs a couple months after its construc

manuel bojorquez cbs news florida. >>> more than two dozen full office that the major out to be a world record, they got married at the same time. and it was on moving cable cars with 30 couples said valves and receive marriage certificates while riding in the cabins over moscow. the mass wedding on the move may land them in the guinness book of world records. >>> now the area is reopening we ask that you share your >>> it is time for a look at this morning's top stories. a red flag warning in the east bay has fire crews on high alert. homeowners are moving to clear out excess brush and foliage. right now fire danger is extreme of the combination of hot weather and the vegetation which dried up during the drought. the conditions are more typically like this in the late summer. >>> fire crews evidencing was a three-acre fire near the san jose municipal golf course and while the cause of the fire is unclear, the battalion chief says it may be linked to a homeless encampment. >>> i sent off and police chase ended peacefully in la county, deputies followed a man into the town of covina. a s

and only on "cbs this morning" -- i'm going to say it again -- only on "cbs this morning," manuel bojorquezporter: just south of the florida/georgia line, a herd of gentle giants now roams. they are as big as they are majestic. members of the largest asian elephant herd in the western hemisphere and retirees from the ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus. earlier this spring, they were shipped here -- their lush new habitat at the white oak conservation center. for conservationist michelle gad it's a dream come true. >> a lot of kids have a dream of running away to join the circus. i was the kid who wanted to let all of the animals out ohe circus. ♪ >> reporter: elephant attractions were a part of ringling bros. barnum & bailey circus for most of its 146-year history. in 2016, ringling finally retired the act after years of public outcry about what many considered animal cruelty. their retirement wasn't perfect. they were moved to this small preserve south of orlando. so last fall the nonprofit walter conservation stepped in and bought the 35 elephants and bought the habitat. they were fina

manuel bojorquez is outside the sheriff's office in elizabeth city with more on the story.own family and their attorneys say the videos they saw do not show andrew brown jr. hitting a deputy with his car before they opened fire. contradicting a local prosecutor. his son said not one frame of video they watched would convince them that his death was justified. >> my father did not deserve to die at all. he did not deserve to get killed in any way, shape, or form, he did not pose any threat. >> reporter: andrew brown jr.'s family was allowed to view more than 18 minutes of footage edited from the body cams of four deputies and the dash acc of a police car. harry daniels represents the family. >> should be outraged that at 2021, 2021 that a man can be killed, gunned down by a firing squad. >> reporter: brown was killed three weeks ago as pasquotank county sheriff's deputies descended on his home to serve a warrant on felony drug charges. >> we never saw mr. brown pose . >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: a prosecutor said the deputies opened fire after brown's car made