cbs' scott macfarlane is on the hill and instead of compromising, both sides are digging deeper. ? >> talking to congress all day, norah. they can reach consensus on just one thing. they're running short on time and running short on hope. the outlook is so perilous, the head of major federal employees union told cbs news he's urged members to save whatever they can in money because paychecks could stop sunday morning. an irs worker in chicago told us her colleagues are working about food pantries and unemployment insurance. if the government shuts down sunday, some workers at the federal level stay on the job, but without paychecks -- tsa officer, customs officers. but if they choose to call in sick without their paychecks, there could be big backlogs at the checkpoints. this could cause delays for those who need passports, visas and small loans. those who need federal help to afford baby formula and food, that help could get interrupted too, unless there is a compromise here. but norah, as the night began, there is not even a hint of it. >> wow. an impending nightmare. scott macf

cbs's scott macfarlane has the exclusive breakdown of the report. >> reporter: it was the blueprint forolitical scandal that would engulf congressman george santos, a more than 100-page research report obtained exclusively by cbs news, it was commissioned not by his opponent but by the santos campaign in late 2021 to dig into his vulnerabilities. the report raised now familiar doubts about college degrees santos says he earned, his marriage to a woman despite being openly gay, and his alleged ties to companies that have been accused of fraud and scamming customers. >> i will go to washington to fight for the american dream. >> reporter: and cbs news has lerned a group of gop campaign strategists in washington were aware of the conclusions while santos was running for office. >> what jumped out at you? >> the totality of it all. >> reporter: we shared the document with political consultant doug hooi, a veteran of republican campaigns. >> with a whole host of very questionable things over and over again and not just in one direction, but in seemingly every facet of his life. that is stagg

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i never heard of her. >> that was scott macfarlane reporting. >>> a fourth person is under arrest in connection with the fentanyl-related death of a 1-year-old boy at a new york city day care center. felix herrera-garcia, the husband of the bronx day care center owner, was taken into custody yesterday on a bus in mexico. he was on the run for more than was seen on surveillance video leaving the day care center carrying bags. his wife and two others were arrested earlier. federal authorities say the four were operating a drug ring at the day care. three other children were hospitalized. >>> and newly released video appears to show a houston jack-in-the-box employee shooting at a drive-through customer and his family. video of the 2021 incident was released in connection with the lawsuit filed by the customer. the suit claims it happened during an argument over missing order of curly fries. it says the worker first threw condiments and ice at the car. the driver threw a drink at the window, and the employee began firing at the car with his pregnant wife and 6-year-old daughter inside.

cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courthouse. he joins us now. norah. enrique tarrio was the highest level january 6th defendant, convicted of that highest level charge, seditious conspiracy. choking up, he apologized in court to the police and the other victims. but for the judge, that remorse was too little, too late. ththe man fedederal prosececuto called the leader of the conspiracy that led to the january 6th attacks, former proud boys leader enrique tarrio, stood in court today and asked the judge to show mercy, adding how sorry he was for the events that occurred that day. but judge timothy kelly, who sentenced tarrio to the longest jail sentence yet for any january 6th defendant, pointed to this text message tarrio sent after the capitol had been breached. "proud of my boys and my country. don't expletive leave." >> the jury agreed with the government that he directed this, that he recruited the individuals who were in place and led the assault on the capitol with the express intention of preventing the peaceful transfer of power. >> repor

cbs's scott macfarlane was inside the courthouse. he joins us now. vening, norah. enrique tarrio was the highest level january 6th defendant convicted of that highest level charge, seditious conspiracy. choking up, he apologized in court to police and other victims. but for the judge, that remorse e was too lilittle, too late. the man federal prosecutors called the leader of the conspiracy that led to the january 6th attacks, former proud boys leader enrique tarrio, stood in court today and asked the judge to show mercy. adding how sorry he was for the events that occurred that day. but judge timothy kelly who sentenced tarrio to the longest jail sentence yet for any january 6th defendant pointed to this text message tarrio sent after the capitol had been breached "proud of my boys and my country. don't expletive leave." >> the jury agreed with the government that he directed this that he recruited the individuals who were in place and led the assault on the capitol. with the express intention of preventing the peaceful transfer of power. >> reporter:

cbs's scott macfarlane is on capitol hill with all the details. indictment. the charges here, the accusations are stunning in their detail. >> reporter: and they are rocking capitol hill, norah. the senator faces prosecution and calls from inside his own party to resign, accused of leveraging his powerful seat here at the senate to enrich himself. the indictment against new jersey democrat robert menendez and his wife alleges vast corruption, trading political favors with three new jersey businessmen in exchange for riches. federal agents say when they raided the family home last summer, they found $100,000 worth of gold bars. $480,000 in cash, some stuffed in envelopes found in a jacket bearing menendez's name. and outside in the driveway, a $60,000 mercedes-benz convertible allegedly given to them by one of the businessmen he helped. the indictment says agents discovered a google search by menendez asking "how much is 1 kilo of gold worth?" >> the senator and his wife accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes. in exchange for senator me

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. >> scott macfarlane, thank you very much. >>> tonight, the long labor day weekend is already under way for millions of americans. the tsa predicts the last getaway of the summer will be one of the busiest with more than a quarter of a million flights scheduled through tuesday. cbs's kris van cleave reports from a busy los angeles international airport. >> reporter: passengers showing up at l.a.x. found relatively smooth flying coast to coast one day after hurricane idalia raced through the southeast. >> this is like the smoothest travel day i've had in a long time. usually there's been like so many delays. >> reporter: 57% of americans say they plan to take a trip for labor day, capping the busiest summer travel season on record. the tsa has already screened more than 227 million passengers since memorial day and expect another 14 million by tuesday. >> took the kids out of school this week and trying to get eactly that last summer break. >> reporter: despite travel headaches in july, the nation's airlines canceled 21% fewer flights compared to last summer. but delays are up with 1

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