norah. >> oh, roxana, such a community in pain.ou. >>> well, back here in washington, there is breaking news tonight on that chinese spy balloon. cbs news has just learned that u.s. intelligence watched the high-flying airship as it lifted off near china's south coast. that means the u.s. military had been tracking it for nearly a week before it entered u.s. airspace, longer than originally known. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. so, nancy, they were watching this from the beginning? >> reporter: they were, norah. and what they saw was this balloon heading east from china towards guam and hawaii. but then it took a sharp northward turn, a beeline towards alaska. they also revealed today that the three subsequent objects they shot down probably were not involved in spying. the three objects shot down this weekend may have been harmless research balloons. that's now a leading theory for the intelligence community. >> there's strong consideration that these objects are, indeed, benign. >> reporter: they won't know for sure un

good evening, roxana. >> reporter: good evening, nor. academic building where police say the first shooting was reported. student here tell us when they heard a gunman was on campus, they fled or barricaded themselves in their dorms. one told me he called his family he thought it could be the last time he spoke to them. >> we've got multiple victims at this time. >> reporter: police say the first dispatch calls came out 8:18 p.m. after a gunman open fired inside berkey hall monday. >> all we have so far as there is a shooter in a hallway. >> reporter: inside, officers found two msu students dead and several wounded. the gunman then went to the nearby student union, where he killed another student. >> i am filled with rage that we have to have another press conference to talk about our children being killed in their schools. >> did you ever think this could be the last time i am speaking to my family? >> it crossed my mind, yeah. >> reporter: freshman ryan callahan filled in the library with his girlfriend. >> this happen so much at all o

>> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on this "cbs overnight news." of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody!! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> i'm jeff pegues in washington. thanks for staying with us. president biden is back in the white house after his trip to eastern europe that included an unannounced visit to kyiv. the president vowed to continue allied support for ukraine in its war against russia, which enters its second year tomorrow. ukraine is bracing for a russian offensive to mark the day, which may have already begun. there were missile strikes on kherson and kharkiv and villages and towns around the embattled city of bakhmut. charlie d'agata has a look at the w

roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: east palestine resident melissa blake says two days after the toxic train derailment doctors diagnosed her with acute bronchitis from chemical fumes. >> hard to breathe. my chest is always tight. the coughing. >> reporter: what kind of help do you and your neighbors need? >> actually it's just the truth. >> we all know -- >> reporter: at a town hall, residents demanded to know how safe they are now living at home. fi hazar cls e satisfied with -- released during the derailment and fire, local and federal authorities say right now the air is safe, and so is the drinking water from five town wells. still, on a visit to east palestine, epa administrator michael regan vowed to hold norfolk southern accountable. >> let me be clear -- epa will exercise our oversight and our enforcement authority under the law. >> reporter: the railway says it's removing contaminants from the ground and streams and offering more residents financial aid. today families like this lined up for a $1,000 check per person. $1,000 enough? >> probably not. honestly. it's probably no

roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: outrage is growing among residents in east palestine following the train derailment that spewed toxic chemicals and forced them from their homes for days. >> i've been coughing since we came back. >> reporter: some residents are complaining of rashes, sore throats, and respiratory problems. >> coming right up, another fish. there's hundreds of them up here. >> reporter: on top of the thousands of fish and other wildlife reported dead. >> the biggest concern i think is just the not knowing what it is that we're up against, what it is that we'll be up against in the future. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that employees working on the train were concerned about what they say was excessive weight and length in the days before it derailed and burst into flames. >> fire department, report to the station for a fire in east palestine. >> reporter: according to employees familiar with the matter, the train broke down at least once before derailing on . in a statement, norfolk southern said the weight was uniform throughout with features to help reduce mech

>> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> four students wounded in that deadly mass shooting at michigan statersity on monday are still fighting for their lives. another student has been upgraded to stable condition. the chinese consulate in chicago says two injured students are from china. police said today a note found on the 43-year-old shooter suggested that he felt slighted by businesses that have asked him to leave. his two handguns were legally purchased but not registered. the gunman killed three students before taking his own life. >>> in yet another mass shooting in the u.s., one person was killed and three others wounded when gunfire erupted last night at a shopping mall food court in el paso, texas. police say a fight broke out between two groups and escalated into the shooting. two suspect residents now in custody. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go straight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathe easier. vicks vaporub. fast-a

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you.eadly mass shooting at michigan state university on monday are still fighting for their lives. another student has been upgraded to stable condition. the chinese consulate in chicago says two injured students are from china. police said today a note found on the 43-year-old shooter suggested that he felt slighted by businesses that had asked him to leave. his two handguns were legally purchased, but not registered. the gunman killed three students before taking his own life. in yet another mass shooting in the u.s., one person was killed and three others wounded when gunfire erupted last night at a shopping mall food court in el paso, texas. police say a fight broke out between two groups and escalated into the shooting. two suspects are now in custody. tonight, charges could be imminent after a georgia grand jury that investigated alleged election interference by former president donald trump today said it saw evidence of perjury by one or more witnesses. the jurors also unanimously r

no traces bugs on purpose roxana? i mean i have to say, you know, you travel to other countries. you do get to explore different foods, france as cargo. we've had the debate here within the studio. did ask her go count as bugs kind of, but when it's dipped in butter and garlic, anything good taste good. i don't know, but on purpose seeking it out, i think it's different if you're going to tasted a delicatessen versus if it's something being pushed on you because there's no other options. so actually when i was writing some packets for you, i remember i have a little saved back in my closet. full of not full, but let's say like 10 and as a snack. and i remember my sister in columbia, she went to a region called cent, and then it's a state. and there they, you know, you can buy as a snack. but these are special and i never had to hard to try them. and they were my closet for 10 years and i actually called my sister yesterday and said, do you remember when you gave me those? and, and she said, yeah, was there the other day and they still sell them. so this is something that is imbed

roxana saberi, thank you. overseas to the aftermath of that devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, the combined death toll now topping 31,000. remarkably, nine days later, survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. rescuers today carrying a woman to safety, chanting "god is great." across the border in syria, survivors say this freshly dug mass grave yard won't be large enough for all of the dead. the world health organization's pleading with syria to allow more aid into this rebel-health territory. now to our special series, "heart matters," more than 6 million americans are currently living with heart failure, and every year, thousands of patients require a heart transplant. tonight, cbs's chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook looks at a medical breakthrough that could give more people the chance to get a new heart. >> reporter: it's moments like this that made jason banner decide to take a chance on a new method of heart transplantation. >> i'm thankful for everything that it has given me s

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you so much.re in washington, all eyes are on capitol hill as house speaker kevin mccarthy said today the disgraced new york republican congressman george santos could face disciplinary action if he is found guilty of ethics violations. today, a busload of angry voters from santos' district descended on capitol hill to demand his resignation. cbs's scott macfarlane has the details. >> santos has got to go! >> reporter: george santos' own constituents are trying to turn up the heat on the embattled congressmen, delivering petitions to house leaders today seeking his expulsion from congress. santos told cbs news he's not deterred by the protest and insisted he was going to meet with the group. >> if your constituents are delivering a petition asking you to be gone, is that a distraction for your work? >> that is their freedom of speech right, and i will entertain a conversation with them every single day. i represent them all equally. >> where is george? >> where is george? >> reporter: but when the

cbs's roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: tonight there is fear and frustration for thousands who remain blocked from their homes, not knowing when it will be safe to return. >> we're not hearing anything, and that's part of the confusion. there hasn't been good lines of communication. >> reporter: four days after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed, releasing toxic fumes near the ohio/pennsylvania border, officials say they continue to monitor the air and water in the one by two mile evacuation zone. but in a tense afternoon briefing, they offered few details about the possible dangers that remain. >> i want nothing more than to get my residents back home. i'm not an expert, subject matter expert on that. i'm a fireman. i put fires out, all right? we're done with questions. thank you very much. >> reporter: this afternoon, crews were carefully removing the damaged cars one day after authorities carried out a controlled explosion of some cars containing vinyl chloride, a hazardous carcinogen used to produce plastic pipes. but that explosion was expected to release hydrogen chlo

cbs' roxana saberi has more. >> reporter: tonight, outrage is growing among residents in east palestine following the train derailment that spewed toxic chemicals and forced them from their homes for days. >> i've been coughing since we came back. >> reporter: some residents are complaining of rashes, sore throats, and respiratory problems. >> coming right up, another fish. there is hundreds of them up here. >> reporter: on top of the thousands of fish and other wildlife reported dead. >> the biggest concern i think is just the not knowing what it is that we're up against, what it is that we'll be up against in the future. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that employees working on the train were concerned about what they say was excessive weight and length in the days before it derailed and burst into flames. >> fire department, report to the station for a mutual aid fire with east palestine. >> reporter: according to employees familiar with the matter, the train broke down at least once before derailing on february 3rd. in a statement, norfolk southern said the weight was uniform thro

yes. roxana, that explains so much about the personality that sometimes you bring the newsroom. try them. i guarantee they're delicious. thank you for that enlightening story. there is this something you can and should take a bite of what to ask our 1st guess. adjust athena. ronnie, a broadcast journalist and media trainer out of kenya. thank you so much for joining us. josephine. hi. how are you? so nice to be in. oh, it's so great to have you on, you know, this is an interesting subject. one that you know you have to have a good stomach for because in the west into a far veggie is the ability to eat in facts. it's actually becoming very trendy as a way to help and sustain the planet. do you actually think this is a reasonable way to help the fight against a so called a climate change? well, interesting in africa. bags or insects eating is something from the very old days and in different communities. a talking about to my country where i come from that to come on in say so bad that i've been eaten for years by most communities in kenya and in the neighboring countries. i'm, th

cbs's roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: as medical issues mount in east palestine, so does mistrust combination of norfolk southern's corporate greed, incompetence, and lack of care for our residents is absolutely unacceptable to me. >> reporter: now the federal government is stepping up pressure on the rail operator. >> if the company fails to complete any action ordered by epa, the agency will immediately step in, conduct the work ourselves, and then force norfolk southern to pay triple in cost. >> reporter: today epa administrator michael regan and ohio governor mike dewine visited residents in their homes, even drinking the tap water. >> we don't mind proving to you we believe the water -- >> reporter: the ohio department of health opened a clinic today to address residents' medical concerns. officials say the clinic here in east palestine was fully booked up today, but several residents told us they won't bother making an appointment because they don't think they'll receive real help. matthew stokes works near the accident site. >> where is the mobile unit that they said was go

margaret. >> margaret: roxana saberi, thank you.in little rock, arkansas, are investigating the cause of a deadly plane crash. a twin engine plane slammed into the ground today near a 3m manufacturing plant, killing all five people on board. they all worked for the same environmental consulting firm and were heading to the site of a deadly explosion at a metals plant earlier this week in ohio. the cause of the crash is not yet known. an update on that shooting death of a beloved catholic bishop in southern california. today prosecutors charged a handyman with his murder. auxiliary bishop david o'connell was shot multiple times in his home on saturday. the suspect, carlos medina, is the husband of o'connell's housekeeper and had done work at the bishop's home. the motive is not known. tonight the world health organization says it is finally moving desperately needed supplies and equipment into syria, 16 days after the devastating earthquake. the w.h.o. says it is taking advantage of a temporary easing of sanctions against the syrian

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you so much.in derailment today in central nebraska. more than 30 union pacific cars loaded with coal went off the tracks. luckily, no one was hurt. the cause of the wreck is now under investigation. now to a dramatic moment in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh. the once prominent attorney is accused of killing his wife and youngest son at their south carolina home in june of 2021. today, murdaugh's oldest son took his stand and described his father's behavior the night his mother and brother were killed. cbs' nikki battiste is at the courthouse. >> reporter: on the stand today, alex murdaugh's surviving son, buster, spoke publicly for the first time about the night his mother, maggie, and brother, paul, were found dead. he says he rushed to his father's side. >> what was his demeanor? >> his demeanor, he was destroyed. he was heartbroken. >> reporter: buster described his family as tight-knit, and murdaugh as a devoted father, but prosecutors have painted murdaugh as a manipulative man who

>> norah: roxana saberi, thank you so much.re in washington, all eyes are on capitol hill as house speaker kevin mccarthy said today the disgraced new york republican congressman george santos could face disciplinary action if he is found guilty of ethics violations. today, a busload of angry voters from santos' district ascended on capitol hill to demand his resignation. cbs's scott macfarlane has the details. >> santos has got to go! >> reporter: george santos' own constituents are trying to turn up the heat on the embattled congressmen, delivering petitions to house leaders today seeking his expulsion in congress. santos told cbs news he's not deterred by the protest and insisted he was going to meet with the group. >> if your constituents are delivering a petition asking for you to be gone, is that a distraction for your work? >> that is their freedom of speech right, and i will entertain a conversation with them every single day. i represent them all equally. >> where is george? >> reporter: when they arrived outside his o

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we get more now from cbs's roxana saberi. >> i like that one, but this one is nicer. >> reporter: handingmburgers, former president trump called the bidens administration response to the toxic train derailment a betrayal. >> what this community needs now are not excuses and all of the other things you have been hearing, but answers and results. >> reporter: will be on a county has been trumped country, won around 70% of the vote and 2016 and 2020. but the trump administration rolled back rail safety regulations including an obama-era proposal for a technology that would have made all railcars break at the same time put his administration also blocked efforts to show crew sizes on trains. >> we will require at least two people, at least two human beings to make sure we have the safety. >> reporter: today the department of transportation said with the preliminary report investigating the derailment at due out tomorrow, secretary pete buttigieg will also come to town. >> i was focused on making sure our folks on the ground were all set, but could have spoken sooner about how strongly i felt

roxana saberi, cbs news, east palestine, ohio. >>> newspapers across the country have pulled the long-runningdilbert" comic strip after a racist rant from creator scott adams calling black americans members of a "hate group" saying white people should stay away from him. adams has written "dilbert" for three decades. >>> straight ahead, he was the son of former slaves and the reason we celebrate black history month. >>> talk about teamwork. >> later, superior surfing. the coolest sport on the great lakes. he great lakes. ♪ ♪ we're the ones getting it done. we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're on it with jardiance. join the growing number of people who are on it with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, (that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function), and genital yeast or urinary tract infectio

i met with prosecutor general andre kostin, an ambassador, roxana marker over. i expressed my support to the creation of a special tribunal for the crime of aggression committed by russian forces in ukraine. in the response of the international community will bring perpetrators to justice. with such commons, the international official is clearly seeking the support of his masters from washington in the context of the organization of american states internal investigation in his regard. since 2014, we do not recall a single attempt of the uruguay, an official to condemn the crimes of the nationalist made on authorities. the incessant shillings of domestic and other cities of don bos, claiming lives of civilians, including the elderly and children, by his proactive russo phobic stance. the secretary general is bringing a conflict potential into this part of the world, presenting his personal approaches. is the opinion of the entire multilateral institution. there was an empathy also said that the organization should focus on regional issues. the include in the pos

we are joined by international correspondent, roxana solano, to discuss which areas are hot spots for this dangerous crime. roxanna, scotty sex trafficking east mother and they slavery. 6 traffickers will use manipulation, violence and threats to trap their victims. only one out of 100 people scape 6 traffic in a life the countries with the most sex trafficking our la ruth, china, iran, north korea, russia. so then syria and dennis way, la china has about 3200000 victims of sex trafficking in asia. 36 percent of traffic. big things are children, traffickers in iran, target girls between the ages of 13 and 17 for trade abroad cannot 1st will grab the girls young, and then once they deem them all the enough, they use them for 6 trafficking north korean, for example, trying to flee the country become vulnerable to human trafficking, study 6, so they add to that numbers in china. ironically, those who do escape not returned back to north korea face huge consequences. 40 mean, often labor camps or even death. in sudan law enforcement agents are often involving and profit from child sex tra

. >> norah: roxana saberi, thank you so much.reight train derailment today and central nebraska. more than 30 union pacific cars loaded with coal went off the tracks. luckily no one was hurt, the cause of the wreck is now under investigation. now to a dramatic moment in the double murder trial of alex murdaugh. the once prominent attorney is accused of killing his wife and youngest son at their south carolina home in june of 2021. the oldest son took his hand and described his father's behavior the night his mother and brother were killed. >> on the stand today alex murdaugh surviving son buster spoke publicly for the first time about the night his mother maggie and brother paul will frown dead. he rushed to his mother father side. >> his demeanor was destroyed, he was heartbroken. >> buster described his family as tight aunt and alex murdaugh as a devoted father. but prosecutors have painted murdaugh as a manipulative man who'd conned people out of millions of dollars for many years. claiming he killed his wife and son to take a

we are joined by our international correspondent, roxana solano, to discuss which areas are hot spots for this dangerous crime. roxanna, scotty sex trafficking if mother and they slavery, 6 traffickers will use manipulation, violence and threats to trap their victims. only one out of 100 people scape 6 traffic in a life. the countries with the most sex trafficking r. mila ruth, china, iran, north korea, russia, sudan, syria, and dennis way, la china has about 3200000 victims of sex trafficking in asia. 36 percent of traffic. big things are children, traffic growth in iran, target girls between the ages of 13 and 17, for trade abroad, kidnappers will grab the girls young, and then once they deem them all the enough, they use them for 6 trafficking. north korean, for example, trying to flee the country, become vulnerable to human trafficking, study 6, so they add to that numbers in china. ironically, those who do escape not returned back to north korea face huge consequences. 40 mean, often labor camps or even death. in sudan law enforcement ages are often involving and profit from chil

her name is roxana ulyanova, the investigator also had to isolate, and the apartment was sealed in orderevent lynching. interesting native son. he, too, would have been beaten to death because of the wet floor. i would like to hear the opinion of the mother, who allowed her son to be beaten. what a nightmare poor kid? masha is also a cuckoo as best she could allow this. the whole night, the child was dying, and this female creature’s heart did not tremble so cruel , according to one version, there was a punishment for the fact that while the boy was washing , splashed water in the bathroom and the downed, tearful artyom went to bed, and by morning he had a fever, he began to vomit with blood, the doctors who arrived at the apartment. they were called by the boy's mother, who saw the torment of the child, but did not stop the tyrant, they declared death after that maxim shapochkin's trace caught a cold. he, in my opinion, has seen him here, that is, before this, that is, not a sober state. the children are here, as if constantly here, as if here uh, well, it’s clear that they are alone, w

yes, there you can do yoga and read and a bunch of other good attention to the screen roxana herselfn. what upset the luxembourger jozebortel, the winner of the 1952 helsinki olympic games, at the awards ceremony, he received a gold medal, and yes, the wrong anthem was played. opa yes, and they didn’t play at all well, yes, yes at the awards ceremony, this happens, in fact, quite often yes, sometimes they die, they just make a mistake. there's not the one hymnically, we wanted more options there, what was upset upset, what was the head of the stomach, to cut off upset, but sketch. well, yes, well, in general, i won, but no one saw it, because no one came. yes , no one will see, at this moment there, yes , absolutely right. well, show the answer on the screen . oksana will now tell everything herself. with the absence of the anthem of luxembourg , luxembourg burst into tears of resentment for his small country. the fact is that the organizers simply could not believe that a representative of this country could win and they didn't even get ready sometimes and no the orchestra was then

it's a very busy cafe this morning and i'm delighted to be joined by roxana, one of the owners. is business? the cost of living has had a significant impact on our. rising food costs. transportation costs, energy prices. but having said that we do have our loyal customers and it does seem very thriving . it does seem very thriving. morning but thank you very much for hosting us. thank you. well, let's swing round now to our people's panel three people from the city of leicester, a diverse range of ages. let's start with adam. adam, your first time voter, 18 years old. what's the biggest issue for you? i think government, fiscal responsibility is the primary issue we're facing . i mean, we issue we're facing. i mean, we face the highest tax burden , face the highest tax burden, world ii, and yet we're world war ii, and yet we're still budget deficits still running budget deficits monthly a year. and we monthly in over a year. and we need to look at where we're spending money. is it being used effectively? and how we can ensure we're spending ensure any money we're spending is and