let's talk about skyler mean, and i'll just give you the context here of who's skyler meat is and what was going on in this moment. that this brazen shooting happens? scott hello. mean was serving time in prison. he wasn't even supposed to be out, john until 2036, serving time in prison for aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer. again, as you mentioned, he's a documented member with the area nights. this is a white supremacist prison gang that began in idaho in the early to mid 1990s, according to the apartment of justice, he basically would happen here. john, is that while he was in custody, he was taken to the hospital for self-injurious behavior when hospital when prison staff evaluated him and they determined that he needed to go to the hospital and it was as he was being discharged, as he was preparing during to leave the hospital with law enforcement with these officers from the idaho department of corrections? >> that's >> when police say nicholas unfun our his associate busted in, began shooting and was able to help skyler meet escape in this 2020 gray honda civic. he

cbs' skyler henry is at the white house tonight and leads us off. skyler, what exactly did netanyahu have to say? >> reporter: yeah, jericka. prime minister netanyahu said the president was wrong on both counts as it relates to him not having the support of the israeli people on the nation's interests and its policies. as israel intends to move forward into southern gaza, a refuge for millions, as the president warns of a red line that should not be crossed. >> he's hurting israel more than helping israel. it's contrary to what israel stands for. and i think it's a big mistake. >> reporter: president biden not mincing his words, criticizing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and calling for israel's war with hamas to come to a cease-fire. as humanitarian support by plane and by sea heads to the region, the world food program is warning one-quarter of the population in gaza is one step away from famine. >> this is a desperate situation. food, medicine, everything needed, badly needed. and it's needed now. >> reporter: the intensity of israel's

>> skyler henry at the white house.io's governor declared a state of emergency in 11 counties hit by last week's severe weather that spun off at least eight tornadoes. the storms killed three, injured dozens and left trails of destruction, as you see there, in seven states. >>> to colorado, where roads are still being cleared this weekend after thursday's big snowstorm. up to four feet fell in some parts of the state. and if you think winter is over this week, think again. meteorologist paul goodloe of our partners at the weather channel has a reality check. paul, good evening to you. >> jericka, spring officially begins late on tuesday, but winter saying hold on, not so fast, my friend. take a look at our temperatures plunging as we head overnight in through your monday and tuesday here. all the way down towards the gulf coast and parts of texas. places that were dealing with and enjoying temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. tomorrow we'll see 40s and 50s even with full sunshine. across the northeast ohio valley, great

there were no shots fired or extensive use of force in this operation. >> reporter: skyler meade and nicholas umphenour arrested more than 100 miles from the boise hospital where police say umphenour shot two corrections officers. while on the run police suspect the pair were possibly involved in the killings of two men in separate counties. meade and umphenour found driving a car that belonged to one of those victims. this all started overnight wednesday when police say umphenour shot corrections officers as they were escorting skyler meade back to prison after meade had been taken to the hospital and treated for self-inflicted injuries. the director of idaho's department of corrections described the injured officers' reactions when they learned the two were captured. >> safe to say their spirits were lifted. >> reporter: meade and umphenour are known members of the aryan knights prison gang, a white supremacist group formed in idaho's corrections system in the '90s. the department of corrections says at one point they were both in prison together. >> they also shared some acquainta

they say he's suspected shooter, again, unknown associate of skyler made. he is now facing aggravated battery against law enforcement charges as well as aiding and abetting and escaped. again, both are considered armed and dangerous. certainly a very urgent situation ration out there in idaho, john? >> yeah, a lot of space to cover, a lot of places too high. what do you while keep us posted. thank you very much >> so time is running out for donald trump scrounge together a half 1 billion-dollar is about a half $1 billion by monday, 464 million to be exact today. and if he doesn't pay up new york's attorney general, letitia james is ready to go after his assets. cnn's kara scannell is with me now. she's got much more on this. oh, care. what are the options like what is happening here? we've known this was coming. we've heard about it. the we've heard about the dollar amount. we know that it accrues interest every day. what is happening? here right? i mean, trump is known since mid-february. that has got to come up with this amount of money. and they're still

skyler, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. as you mentioned, primary voters all across the country from here in virginia out to california will be heading to the polls as the presidential front runners look to get one step closer to securing their party's nominations. super tuesday is here with hundreds of delegates up for grabs in 15 states in american samoa. last night the gop front-runner, former president donald trump, swept the north dakota gop caucuses. it followed the release of the supreme court's unanimous decision that says states like colorado cannot ban trump from the ballot. >> i think it will go a long way toward bringing our country together. >> reporter: for republican rival nikki haley, it's make or break amid gop calls for her to drop out of the race, though, over the weekend she picked up her first primary in washington, d.c. >> we can either have more of the same or go in a new direction. >> reporter: cbs news polling shows a large margin of likely voters have negative feelings about a possible biden/trump

jericka. >> all right, skyler. thank you. >>> today israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, fired back at u.s. senator chuck schumer of new york. schumer called netanyahu an obstacle to peace in gaza and said israel should hold new elections. netanyahu reaffirmed his determination to launch an offensive in rafah, defying international criticism. the city is packed with around 1.5 million palestinians from other parts of gaza seeking refuge there after five months of war. netanyahu says no international pressure will stop israel from achieving all of its war aims. >>> well, tonight a state of emergency in parts of iceland after a powerful volcanic eruption there. it happened late saturday with little notice. lava fountains burst out of the ground along a nearly two-mile-long fissure. the eruption leads to evacuations and currently threatens local infrastructure. >>> today ohio's governor declared a state of emergency in 11 counties hit by last week's severe weather, which spun off at least eight tornadoes. the

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here's cbs' skyler henry. >>> over past week, we've been sort of in a rocket. we've been launching like a rocket to the republican nomination. >> reporter: former president trump drew crowds during his campaign rally in richmond, virginia, saturday. primary voters there and in 15 other states will head to the polls for sturz. a critical moment as trump and president trump are the overwhelming front-runners to earn their party's nominations. last week both the former president and biden clashed in texas as border policy tops a mounting list of political hot-button issues. >> instead of playing politics with the issue, why don't we get together and get it done. >> reporter: as the pathsway for a rematch becomes clear, voters said it's trump's presidency that fared better than mr. biden's so far. a new cbs news poll shows 46% of registered voters remember the trump-era presidency as excellent or good, compared to president biden's 33%. largely based on the state of the economy. both campaigns are focusing their messaging on that, and also other key areas including

skyler henry in washington. thank you. >>> it "cbs mornings" will have much more on the president's address including live interviews with house speaker mike johnson and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. and you can watch tonight's address and the republican response here on cbs. coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cbs news streaming, and continues with a special report right here on cbs at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> after losing all but one state on super tuesday, nikki haley suspended her campaign for the republican presidential nomination. >> and although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things i believe in. >> the former south carolina governor and u.n. ambassador said she has no regrets. she did not endorse trump but challenged him to earn the support of the moderate republicans and independent voters who supported her. trump invited haley's supporters to join his movement while criticizing her saying she got trounced on tuesday. >>> in a sign of party unity, se

for more on that, let's check in with skyler henry at the white house. >> reporter: good evening to youthis week will give both of the presumed nominees an opportunity to sharpen their campaign messages and sway voters. lay out their agenda to tackle some of the biggest issues gripping the country. >> over the past week, we have been in a rocket. we have been launching like a rocket to the republican nomination. >> reporter: former president trump drew crowds during his campaign rally in richmond, virginia, saturday. primary voters there and in 15 other states will head to the polls for super tuesday this week. a critical moment as both trump and president biden are the overwhelming frontrunners to earn their parties' nominations. last week the former president and biden clashed in texas as border policy tops a mounting list of hot button issues. >> why don't we get it done? >> reporter: as the pathway becomes clear, voters say it's trump's presidency that did better than biden's. 46% of registered voters remember the trump area presidency as excellent or good compared to president bide

skyler henry has a report from the supreme court. >> reporter: the nation's highest court ended former president trump a unanimous victory. ruling that colorado cannot keep him off the ballot for the 2024 presidential election. >> the rationale here really is, we don't want states to be able to do this. >> reporter: at issue was a narrow colorado supreme court decision in a case brought by voters, are doing trump should be removed from the states ballots because he committed insurrection on january 6th. and was disqualified under section 3 of the 14th amendment. which states, no person shall be a senator or representative in congress or elected president or vice president or hold any office who took an oath and then engage in insurrection. >> we saw what happened when donald trump was on the ballot for president and lost. he refused to concede and ultimately incited a violent insurrection. >> reporter: during oral arguments in early february, the justices seemed skeptical weather stays can use the obscure constitutional provision to kick trump off the ballot, rather than leaving it up

they are armed and they have shown a propensity for violence >> here's what we know about skyler. meet the escaped inmate he was serving time for aggravated battery on a law enforcement with a firearm. he has a known ties to the area nights. he has tagged two's on him, suggesting that as well. he was taken to the hospital, as i mentioned, after self-injurious behavior escaped and a gray honda civic he was serving time starting in 2016 is supposed to be serving 20 years. as far as the suspected accomplice. let's take a look at him, nicholas unfun are 511, about 100 60 pounds brown hair, hazel eyes he's again a known associative skyler mead also considered armed and dangerous. there is a warrant for his arrest, a $2,000,000 bond here for aggravated battery against law enforcement and aiding and abetting an escape so boris, this is a very tense situation. it's been more than 24 hours now that they are out on the loose somewhere. and again, that gray honda civic, who knows if they're still in that vehicle, but that's where they were last seen and that's the vehicle that authorities ha

skyler henry. >> reporter: don't you dare make me blush, reed, good morning to you. well, talking about what the president has to deal with today, he is certainly going to be trying to do something where he's killing two birds with one stone if you will right? talking about what he and his administration have been able to accomplish over the course of the last years and also looking ahead and touting everything they've done including the strong economy that we're seeing up until this point but alsopittsburghin g on congress to pass certain measures of legislation. also an opportunity for the president to quell any of those concerns surrounding his age as well. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: tonight, president biden will deliver his third state of the union address to the american people and a divided congress. just months before the next presidential election. >> the president will outline an agenda that is about continuing to build on the progress that we've made over the last three years. >> reporter: acco

skyler henry reporting live from alexandria, virginia. thank you so much today. >>> well, in this year we are seeing the role artificial intelligence is playing in our elections. and experts in the field have been warning about ai's role in the electoral pros. as deep fakes have already been caught spreading false messages to voters. lauren toms has more on the campaigns already using ai today. >> hey there, my name is jennifer. >> reporter: jennifer isn't your average campaign volunteer. >> i'm an artificial intelligence volunteer for peter dixon's run for congress in california's 16th district. >> reporter: its use marks a historic shift in election campaigns, naturally coming from the heart of silicon valley. and the candidate himself says it's an effort to reach a wider audience in the short three month campaign. >> it allows voters to spend as much time as they would like engaging with the capability and getting a sense, truly, of who i am and what i stand for. so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> reporter: he's one of a

he's a known associate of skyler, made. >> again >> considered armed and dangerous. and we are waiting to hear more more information in that press conference coming up. boris, >> now, we look forward to details from that natasha can thanks so much, erica. >> let's get you caught up and 70 other headlines that we're following at this hour. a man in florida is suing the city if saint petersburg and two police officers claiming he was paralyzed and needed both his legs amputated after an account or with police, according to the lawsuit the man was wrongly arrested for trespassing, and i do want to warn you the video we're about to show me deed was serving two to watch the surveillance video from inside the a police van shows the handcuffed man fall over as you see here, hit his head. he then appears unconscious as an officer pulls him. look at that, pulls him from the van. the loss so legacy officer was driving recklessly and accuses him of using excessive force. a second, officer is accused of false arrest and malicious prosecution st. peter's police department is deny

that's skyler henry. and thank you my friend. >>> well, this year, we are seeing the role artificial intelligence is playing in our elections and experts in field have been worn about ai's role in the electoral process as deep fakes have already been caught spreading false messages to voters. lauren toms has more on the campaigns already using ai today. >> hey there, my name is jennifer. >> reporter: jennifer isn't your average campaign volunteer. >> i'm an artificial intelligence volunteer for peter dixon's run for congress in california's 16th district. >> reporter: its use marks a historic shift in election campaigns naturally coming from the heart of silicon valley. and the candidate himself says it's an effort to reach a wider audience in the short three month campaign. >> it allows voters to spend as much time as they would like engaging with the capability and getting a sense, truly, of who i am and what i stand for. so they can be informed when they go to vote. >> reporter: he's one of a small han

they also, in previous press conferences yesterday, had noted the tattoos, skyler meade had a one one stands for the first letter of the alphabet, a 11 for k. that's the 11th letter. >> area nights. >> jake, >> all right. let's ask can thank you so much joining us now to discuss rob to mika, the former deputy operations chief for the fbi's hostage rescue team. so thank you so much for joining us meet as a documented gang member with ties to the area nights we just heard gangs like that pose a daily threat to law enforcement around the country. what can you tell us about this group in general and what role do you think members may have played in this escape plot? >> well, it's an active prison gang, and as soon as you get into the prisons, you have all different kinds of gangs in their based on hispanic gangs, you have black gains, you have white gangs in some people join it just for protection. they're not really hard-core gang members. they join it in order there to protect themselves from the other gangs. but then you have like these guys hardcore they met in there and i'm sure they

>> skyler henry, thank you.l have extensive coverage on cbs news streaming and paramount plus. there is a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> well, tonight vice president kamala harris called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza, speaking in selma, alabama to commemorate the 59th annual recognition of bloody sunday. she called on the u.s. to do more to increase the aid to palestinians with no excuses. >> reporter: good evening. vice

skyler henry has a preview. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states! >> president biden delivers his third state of the union address to the nation tonight, which could be his biggest audience before the november election. >> this is a chance for the president to talk about the strides that our economy has made under his leadership, adding more jobs than any president ever. >> the president will be looking for support, addressing key issues, urging congress to restore the expanded child tax credit for low and middle income families and to cap out-of-pocket prescription drug costs at $2000 a year for anyone with private insurance. voters have mixed feelings about what to expect tonight. >> i don't agree with any of his policies. >> i think he has done a terrific job. >> as biden works to show he has the polities and fight in him for a second term, his challenger in november says he will be watching the speech closely. >> former president trump is promising to do a live lay by play of the state of the union address. he also says he is willing to debate t

skyler henry is following the latest developments out of washington. >> the rules are suspended. >> house of representatives voted wednesday to require tiktok to separate from its china-based owner bytedance or be banned from u.s. app stores in six months. >> tiktok needs to decide whether they value their users or their ties to the chinese communist party more. >> supporters of the bipartisan bill cited national security concerns, arguing the chinese government could force bytedance to handover the data of its 170 million american users, something tiktok has long denied. >> this is a life-changing app. >> the company mobilized tiktok influencers and others to fight the bill. >> so many people, not only 5 million small businesses rely on it but 170 million people rely on the app for more than just their livelihood. may rely on this app are there mental health. >> one key hurdle could be president trump who once threatened to ban tiktok but opposes this bill, saying it would shift too much influence to facebook. president biden has said he would sign the legislation if it reaches his desk.

so let's go to skyler henry live in washington, d.c. this morning with details and good morning.re heading to a repeat of biden versus trump this november. i feel like we've been there done that and here we go again. >> reporter: it looks like we have the t-shirt too. good morning. we expect the former ambassador to make a public remark about her dropping out of the race in about 20 minutes or so. but for some time, she'd made mention of the fact that she wanted to remain quote unquote competitive. her campaign never really defined what that was. but it appears as if her performance yesterday during super tuesday was enough for her to say enough was enough. and that's because of what you pointed out. the former president having such a strong showing throughout many of the super tuesday states. president biden also performing well. but he still has a bit of work cut out for him as he's trying to get his voter base a bit more enthused about the possibility of a second term. >> this is a big one. >> reporter: a big night for former president donald trump and president joe biden on s

skyler henry has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: former u.n. ambassador nikki haley announced she is suspending her campaign for the republican presidential nomination. >> although i will no longer be a candidate, i will not stop using my voice for the things that i believe in. >> reporter: haley, them last major gop challenger to former president trump is dropping out, following his decisive super tuesday victories in almost every state that held a primary. >> they call it super tuesday for a reason. this is a big one. >> reporter: in a speech on wednesday haley notably did not endorse the former president. >> it is now up to donald trump on the votes of those in our party and beyond and he did not support him. and i hope he does that. >> reporter: during his victory speech tuesday night the former president focused on is all but certain general election rematch with president biden. >> november 5th is going to go down as the single most important day in the history of our country. win the former president also called for unity , but it is unc

reed. >> skyler henry reporting live from our nation's capital.u so much and good morning to you. >>> and good morning to all of you just waking up this morning on thursday and as we get a live look outside. much drier day today which is great and hopefully that will stick around for some of the weekend, jess. because i believe giants' fan fest is happening this weekend. >> ooh yeah. giants' fan fest is going to be awesome but i will say this. there's a passing shower or twos that going to impact it just around lunchtime but as long as you have the giants' umbrella to match the gear, i don't see a big issue with this at all. honestly. i mean we've also been dealing with unsettled weather pretty much all week long. so it's kind of just a continuous process for us here in the bay area. to see a light passing shower and then it clears up and then we see another one the next day and it clears up but here's the forecast for us as we head into the next couple of days. today and tomorrow, we are dealing with dry conditions. it's going to be gorgeous toda

well, skyler henry live in washington, d.c. with details.'s a little bit of deja vu i guess, we're heading to a repeat of biden versus trump this november. >> reporter: oh, yeah. rematch, gianna. good morning to you. biden beat trump as for the former u. n. ambassador we expect her to make comments around 10:00 eastern time. talking about as to why she decided to end her presidential bid. but we should point out that don't immediately expect her to endorse the former president saying instead that he has to earn the endorsement and the support of those moderate members of the republican party and those independent voters who are looking for a trump alternative. as for him, he did perform imcredibly well yesterday. gobbling up a lot of those delegate rich states including california. president biden performed well yesterday as well. but he also has his work cut out for him as he is trying to get his voter base more enthused about a potential second term. >> this is a big one. >> reporter: a big night for former president donald trump and presi

authorities say skyler mead with the help of an accomplice, pulled off a sophisticated get away that injured three corrections officers. adrian is following that one for us. this is a pretty bold escape from custody at a hospital. what happened and where does the investigation stand? >> indeed, kate. right now, investigators are still looking for that 31-year-old skyler meade, as well as his accomplice. here's what we know happened. according to investigators, meade was sent to the hospital after a self-inflected wound. as correction officers were preparing to transport him back to prison, that's when the accomplice according to investigators entered and opened fire, shooting two corrections officers as well as injuring another officer. we know meade was serving a 20-year since stemming from a 2017 incident where he fled a high speed chase and shot at officers. here's what investigators say he looks like. if you spot him or his accomplice, be warned investigators say call 911, do not approach him. he has tattoos on his face. on one cheek, there's the number one. on the other, the num

skyler henry reports from washington. >> the bill is passed. >> house of representatives voted wednesday to require tiktok to separate from its china-based owner bytedance or be banned from u.s. app stores in the six months. >> tiktok needs to decide whether they value their users or their ties to the chinese communist party more. >> supporters of the bipartisan bill cited national security concerns, arguing the chinese government could force bytedance to hand over the data of its 170 million american users, something tiktok has long denied. >> this is a life-changing app. >> the company mobilized tiktok influencers and others to fight the bill. >> so many people, not only 5 million small businesses rely on it but 170 million people rely on the app for more than just their livelihood. they rely on this app further mental health. >> one key hurdle could be former president trump, who once threatened to ban tick-tock but opposes this bill, saying it would shift too much influence to facebook. president biden has said he would sign the legislation if it reaches his desk. >>> we are here for

skyler henry is joining us now from the nation's capitol with a breakdown on how it all played out. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you. speaking of that delegate count, the former president appears to be steamrolling ahead, especially after these projected wins in delegate-rich states like texas and california. to your point about president biden, though he performed well yesterday, he still has his work cut out for him in terms of getting voters enthused about the part of a second term. >> this is a big one. >> reporter: a big night for former president donald trump and president joe biden on super tuesday with major wins in several states. the two frontrunners already shifting focus to a likely general election rematch. >> our poll numbers are so much higher than joe biden's. he's the worst president in the history of our country. >> reporter: in a statement, president biden described trump as, quote, driven by grievance and grift and determined to destroy our democracy. nikki haley picked up a projected win in vermont, though still not enough to put a dent in tru

as skyler henry shows us, influencers and creators descended on dc today to try to influence lawmakers to change their minds. >> reporter: tiktok influencers protested outside the white house on wednesday, urging the president not to sign a bill. they say the app is more than just dancing. >> and we are advocates for educators to be inspired. but if you want us to dance, we'll dance. >> reporter: from utah, they will make a living on tiktok. >> and it is 90 plus percentage of my family's income. >> reporter: but he may be forced to find a new way to do business after the house voted to ban the platform in the u.s. unless there is an ownership change. >> the ayes are 352 and the nays, 365. >> the bill passed overwhelmingly amid concerns tiktok's parent company, bytedance could pose a national security threat. >> americans need to ask themselves whether they want to give the chinese government the ability to control access to their data. >> reporter: a very divided house came together behind this bill, but it's fate in the senate that remains unclear. chuck schumer has not said whether h

skyler henry has the story. >> washington, d.c., make some noise for free speech. >> reporter: groups who say their voices have been silenced by the government rallied outside the supreme court monday as the justices heard arguments about whether the biden administration went too far combating controversial posts on social media. >> the 1st amendment had it been heeded during the pandemic helped save lives and i hope the court does the right thing by restoring the 1st amendment. >> reporter: the case, murphy versus missouri, rose out of efforts during the early months of the biden administration to push social media platforms to take down posts officials said express falsehoods about the pandemic and the 2020 election with federal courts ruling federal employees could not coerce or significantly encourage a platform's content moderation decisions. >> government can't just run rampant pressuring platforms to censure private speech. >> reporter: some appeared skeptical to the biden administration's actions. >> what do you do with the fact the platforms say no all the time to the governm

. >> white supremacist gang leader skyler mead and his friend were arrested about 130 miles from the boise hospital, where police say the two staged a shooting, allowing mead to escape. police are now investigating two murders, potentially tied to the men, including the killing of an elderly man found near the getaway car. we turn now to former president trump's financial troubles. he has until monday to pay nearly half $1 billion in his civil fraud case, but he may soon have a new financial option at his disposal . with former president trump's bond payment deadline looming, new york attorney general letitia james is laying the groundwork to seize some of his assets. james has filed documents that could lead to the seizure of trump's golf course and his estate in westchester county, should the former president fail to post his $464 million bond by monday. >> we have a lot of cash and we have a great company, but they want to take it away. >> trump's lawyers say he faces insurmountable difficulties obtaining a bond that 30 insurance companies have turned him down because he doesn't h

. >> reporter: back in a prison jumpsuit, recaptured inmate skyler reed showed no emotion in court todayr did his alleged accomplice, nicholas umphenour. both remain in custody with stepped-up security. also appearing for jail, 52-year-old tonia huber. >> charged here with harboring a fugitive. >> reporter: prosecutors say she drove more than 100 miles per hour to help the suspect elude police. investigators say on wednesday, meade deliver the injured himself in prison to get taken to the hospital and when he was about to be transported back, umphenour opened fire on corrections officers. >> we are channeling every resource we have in trying to understand exactly how they went about planning it. >> reporter: police say the two fugitives fled in a honda civic north, where they encountered 83-year-old james mauney walking his dog's near juliaetta and stole his minivan. to be 26 his body was found near the abandon condo. later that same day, deputies found prisonlike shackles at another homicide scene and james mauney's dogs. on thursday, police spotted the stolen minivan at a home near twi

let�*s go now to virginia and cbs correspondent skyler henry. what is happening at the moment? as we pay attention to these polls, all across the country not only here in virginia but elsewhere, especially

un hospital junto a un cómplice que emboscó y le disparó a 2 oficiales penitenciarios, el fugitivo skylerelaria de supremacistas blancos. era tratado por lesiones descritas como autoinfligidas antes de su retorno a prisión. y tiene un pasado violento. hace una década, le disparó a un policía durante una persecución a alta velocidad en una noticia de última hora, el departamento de justicia presentó hoy una demanda contra la compañía de tecnología apple, a la que acusa de monopolizar el mercado de los teléfonos inteligentes. la demanda civil, a la que se han sumado 17 fiscales generales y de distrito, señala a apple por restringir su sistema operativo para smartphones, lo que provoca el aumento de los costos para los consumidores e impide desarrollar y lanzar productos en otros sistemas de telefonía celular. apple negó las acusaciones y culpó al gobierno de extralimitarse en otros temas . dani alves, exjugador del fútbol club barcelona, tendrá que dormir otra noche más en prisión. su salida de la cárcel de brains 2 en barcelona había despertado mucha expectativa mediática, pero al no haber

. judge women today, says skyler. a russian. she gave a speech at the cambridge festival she's the cambridge festival and she's a she wrote a cambridge scholar. she wrote a thesis she didn't even write. she didn't even write a book or anything. just wrote anything. she just wrote something a long. by something for a very long. by the they could be long. but the way, they could be long. but she didn't even get it published. what she said she said basically the patriarchy in published. what she said she saicinasically the patriarchy in published. what she said she saicin the ally the patriarchy in published. what she said she saicin the middle patriarchy in published. what she said she saicin the middle agesarchy in published. what she said she saicin the middle ages were in the in the middle ages were against women looking pretty, and the patriarchy in today is against women looking ugly . so against women looking ugly. so this is she just thinks the whole world, the christian idea of real beauty. would ask of real bea

skyler mea was serving time for aggravated assault on a police officer. suspected gang member. she is on the run, both men are armed and dangerous and last seen in this getaway car. looks like a gray honda civic with idaho plates. the officers are all expected to survive. >> steve: this is your first appearance on fox news, welcome to the fox news family. the biden administration cancelling more student debt for public service workers. what is that all about? jacqui heinrich fills us in. >> jacqui: if you are nurse, teacher, firefighter or public service worker you might have an e-mail in your inbox this morning, cancelling student loans through public service student loan forgiveness program and e-mailing borrowers to tell them they are within two years of having their lone forgiven. the e-mail will read, thank you for the work you are doing to strengthen your community, keep it up. using existing authority signed under president george w bush to have employees have their debt cancelled. the program was plagued by misinformation from servicers causing fe

let's go now to virginia and cbs correspondent skyler henry. what is happening at the moment?ell, people are braving the conditions, very rainier in virginia throughout this morning but still making sure their voices are heard and it will be an interesting day as we pay attention to these polls, all across the country not only here in virginia but elsewhere, especially considering different things happening especially up and down the ballot. in the one hand and we pay attention to what is happening with the former president, certainly riding high following the decision yesterday from the us supreme court saying that his name shall remain on the ballot. of course the state of colorado try to use a civil war ever provision to try to remove his name from the ballot citing his participation in an insurrection or alleged participation in a insurrection with the supreme court saying states cannot describe that an sway an election so the former president riding high there. as for president biden, he is fine tuning his message as far as his campaign. we talked about vice president kam

skyler meek was searching, he is a documented member of a prison gang. he is believed to be on the run with this suspected gunman. police say both men are armed and dangerous. the two were last seen in this gray car which looks like it could be gray honda civic with idaho plates. thankfully the police officers are all expected to be okay. >> todd: also monitoring this. a fox weather wildfire alert. massive wildfire in central virginia, including the shenandoah national park. >> carley: the cause is unknown, parts of the national park shut down as crews work to put out the flames. janice dean has the forecast. ring of fire. >> janice: only 10% contained. a cold front moved through, brought temperatures down, but brought the winds up. that will be challenging for firefighters. several wildfires in the area firefighters are battling. cold air sunk southward. 24-hour temperature change, you see it wasn't that warm yesterday, it is even colder today. detroit 20. 31 in new york and boston, 22 in burlington. with the winds, it feels colder. more snow in the for

. >> skyler mead was serving a 20 year sentence for aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer with not released until 2036. he planned a break-out where he injured himself so badly he was taken to the nearby hospital and escorted by four corrections officers. two armed and two unarmed. when he was being walked out of the hospital back to the ambulance an accomplice ambushed the officer, shooting two of them. a third officer was later hit by friendly fire from a boise officer. police say the accomplice was nick laos who met mead in prison. they're both members of the aryan knights prison gang. the good news back at the top two suspects captured and the really good news, jacque, thes

. >> skyler mead was serving a 20 year sentence for aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer with a firearm and not released until 2036. he planned a break-out where he injured himself so badly he was taken to the nearby hospital and escorted by four corrections officers. two armed and two unarmed. when he was being walked out of the hospital back to the ambulance an accomplice ambushed the officer, shooting two of them. a third officer was later hit by friendly fire from a boise officer. police say the accomplice was nick laos who met mead in prison. they're both members of the aryan knights prison gang. the good news back at the top two suspects captured and the really good news, jacque, these three officers who were injured are expected to make a full recovery. >> jacque: thanks, dan. >> dana: fox news alerting. wild scene on the southern border. president biden was in texas yesterday when this violent chaos unfolded in el paso. hundreds of illegal migrants breaking through razor wire barriers and attacking national guard troops. so far nothing from the administration. a live u

skyler henry has that story. >> some people are not people in my opinion, but i'm not allowed to sayt because the radical left says that is a terrible thing to say. >> reporter: former president donald trump kicked up a fire storm as he describes some migrants during his weekend rally in ohio. >> and these are animals, okay, and we have to stop it. >> reporter: the presumptive nominee used similar language in a tv interview that aired sunday. >> our country is being poisoned. now look, we can be nice about it and do we want to be politically correct? but we have people coming in from prisons and jabs and long-term murderers. >> reporter: raising eyebrows, trump warned the crowd of a blood bath if he is not elected as he would vow to impose 100% tariffs on cars made by mexico and china. >> if i get elected, now if i don't get elected, it will be a blood bath. that will be the least of it. it will be a blood bath for the country. >> the general tone of the speech is why many americans will continue to wonder should president trump be president? >> and mike pence, meanwhile, said again,

skyler mead was serving a 20 year sentence and had a string of other crimes including grand theft and several drug cases. while in prison, officials joined the aryan knights prison gang. a group of white supremacists since the 1990s. justice department said a few years ago the gang had 100 members both in and outside of prison. his break-out yesterday morning was brazen and well planned. official eaves say while in the highest level of security he injured himself so severely the medical staff at the prison said he should be taken to the hospital less than a mile away. after getting treated he was being walked out to the ambulance in the car port of the emergency department when an accomplice shot at the corrections officers hitting two of them. a third was hit by friendly fire after boise police responded. police say nicholas was the shooter described as 5'11, 160 pounds. mead was escorted in the ambulance and on the walk to the hospital by two unharmed guards. they had armed guards in a chase-up car. >> unprecedented and unthinkable. a number of after-action reports and try to learn

even happened to begin with the boise police say or the department of corrections rather say that skyler mean that's the person you're seeing on the right side of the screen. he was serving time since 2016. he was in a very secure part of the prison system. i we need to confirm exactly which location, but he had apparently injured himself. they say which required medical attention and that's why they transferred him to the hospital at around between 09:00 and 10:00 p.m. tuesday night. and he was treated and then discharged at 2am approximately? that's when this other person some they say shot two corrections officers. they will recover from their injuries, were told and when boise police responded to that, they accidentally shot a third corrections officer who thankfully will also recover from his injuries change. >> so natasha officials are speaking still right now about this capture in boise, idaho. let's let's take a listen. let's listen to soon >> to speculate on that we're one. of those homicides in i didn't they were both in one we don't know where it occurred, but they were >> bot

or is he police identified nicholas and fenner as the alleged accomplice of inmate skyler mead they say in fenner open fire at a hospital where mead was being treated they are dangerous. they are armed and they have shown a propensity for violence. and we want to make sure that any member of the public who happens to come in contact with them is aware of that and that you do not try to enter police, say they're looking for a 2020 gray honda civic all right. now this wildfires blanketing the dc area with smoke, right now, look at this one and shanon do and national park in virginia, about 100 acres are burning. fire crews in prince william county, virginia responded to dozens of small brush fires yesterday and several homes and maryland were evacuated last night because of a brush fire that may have been started by downed power lines. these fires are being fueled by strong winds and dry conditions are weatherman, derek van dam has been tracking this closely derek, what is the outlook? for this? is it's gonna get better today or worse >> yeah, it will improve today. that's the good news.

a young woman named jordan skyler became the object of his affection. >> the way he talked.ke. i guess that was the best thing that drew me toward him. >> reporter: jordan said the older man with the southern accent swept her off her feet. >> we ended up hanging out every day. >> did your mom worry maybe he was a little too old for you? >> she honestly didn't know. i didn't know how to tell her because my mom is my best friend and i know she wouldn't approve of the age difference. >> was he romantic? >> yes. very much so. very much so. >> in what way? >> little stupid corny ways i guess. he would make little poems or something or come up to me and say something very sweet. >> did you feel safe around him? >> 100%. he made me feel like he would always be there to help me and protect me and be by my side. >> reporter: george, the gentleman. that's the man who swept jordan off her feet. but turns out, there was a lot she didn't know about george burch. >>> coming up, investigators take a deep dive into george's past and make a startling discovery. >> you are seeing george burch

. >> reporter: this morning, 31-year-old inmate skyler meade is on the run after authorities say he pulledff a sophisticated prison break that left three correction officers injured. >> we believe that this was a coordinated attack, ambush, on the department of corrections officers and certainly, a planned endeavor to free him from custody. >> reporter: meade shown here, handcuffed and bloodied, taken to the hospital hours earlier for self-inflicted injuries. then just as he was about to be returned to prison, police say an alleged accomplice showed up at st. an alphansus regional medical center in boise and opened fire, shooting two officers. a third officer injured in the cross fire. overnight, investigators identifying the alleged accomplice as nicholas umpfenhower. they fled in this honda civic. >> they are dangerous, armed and shown a propensity for violence. >> reporter: meade has a lengthy rap sheet and had been in prison for nearly eight years for shooting at a deputy during a 2016 high-speed chase. he was eligible for parole in 2026. investigators also revealing he is a member of

now inmate skyler meade and the accomplice that allegedly helped him escape are both in custody, capturedtwin falls, southeast of boise. new this morning police in twin falls tell us a third person was arrested for them, 52-year-old tonya hubert, charged with possession of a controlled substance and felony eluding. there's no word on what their relationship is or her involvement in the escape. but abc news has learned huber was arrested with meade in one car while the other in a separate vehicle. no shots fired at either scene. though their escape did turn deadly, law enforcement now investigating two homicides in different counties in idaho. potentially tied to their escape, including the death of an elderly man. the suspects are expected to be arraigned today as authorities investigate multiple crime scenes across the state. michael? now the justice department filing a land mark lawsuit against apple accusing the tech giant of illegally squeezing out competitors to the iphone. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the story and what this means for iphone users. good morning, pie