jared hill, cbs news, new york. >> and that's today's cbs news roundup.r others, tune in later for cbs mornings and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. >> hello and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are some of the day's top stories. president trump continues his tour of the middle east wednesday, attending an arab summit and meeting with the new leader of syria. members of congress are trying to stop him from accepting a lavish 747 as a gift. and pete rose is reinstated to baseball and could be headed to the hall of fame. president donald trump spent his first night in the middle east at the ritz-carlton in the saudi capital of riyadh. he'll attend an arab summit there wednesday before flying to qatar. the president was greeted in saudi arabia with the pomp and circumstance befitting a visiting head of state. but this trip was as much about business as politics. weijia jiang is traveling with the president. >> even before pre

elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >>> that's today's "cbs news roundup."he news continues. for others, tube in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. in for cbs mornings and followers anytime online. in new york, i am jesse mitchell. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for watching. i am jesse mitchell in new york. here are some of the top stories on cbs news roundup. walmart warns millions of shoppers that it will be raising prices because of president trump's tariffs. the supreme court heard arguments about whether the constitution's guarantee of birthright citizenship set applied to the children of illegal migrants. >>> a medical marvel. doctors managed to secure a medically ill baby using jean technology. president donald trump has wrapped up his middle eastern tour. he will be granted a flag for the u.s. economy after months of telling americans his tariff war would not cost them more, the ceo of the world's biggest retailer, walmart, says the company will have

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cbs boston says i.c.e.rrested 40 people in raids on massachusetts vacation spots, martha's vineyard and nantucket island. immigration authorities say the arrests included a member of the ms-13 gang and at least one child sex offender. coast guard boats were used to transport those arrested off the islands. the raids come just as the popular tourist spots enter the busy summer season. a state lawmaker said work vans were pulled over on both islands, and people were questioned without clear cause. >>> cbs miami says a man was hospitalized after a boat caught fire near port everglades in fort lauderdale. flames and black smoke could be seen shooting from the boat yesterday after it washed ashore on a nearby beach. officials say one man on board jumped into the water when the boat caught fire and was taken to a hospital in unknown condition. it's the second boat fire in fort lauderdale this week. on monday 11 people were injured when a boat exploded at a popular sandbar. >>> and cbs los angeles says a delta air

jared hill, cbs news, new york. >> so use that sunscreen. and that's today's cbs news roundup.e of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for cbs mornings and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. >> hello, and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. president trump and canadian prime minister mark carney face off in the oval office. showing no signs of mending their differences, cardinals in the vatican begin the conclave. the electoral process for choosing a new pope to head the catholic church and america's real i.d. requirement begins wednesday, adding fears of travel chaos to a system already under pressure. for months, president donald trump has taunted canada by claiming it should become america's 51st state. on tuesday, canada's brand new prime minister, elected in part to take on president trump's aggression, says he asked the president to stop saying that, telling him it's not going to happen. cbs's taurean small r

cbs's shanelle kaul reports. >> look! oh my god, my god. >> this was the moment a mexican navy ship hit new york city's iconic brooklyn bridge saturday night. >> looks like a sailboat was going under the brooklyn bridge. hit something over there with the mast broken off. >> what is going on? >> the collision snapped all three masts, stunning onlookers. >> it was kind of like a slow motion event unfolding, really. >> there were 277 naval personnel and cadets on board, some seen here hanging from damaged rigging. >> someone was dangling from the top. they were trying to pull him up. >> two crew members were killed, including a 20 year old female cadet identified sunday. 19 others were injured and two remain in critical condition. many witnesses stayed by the river's edge well into the night, offering support in spanish to the mexican sailors. the 300 foot vessel is a training ship for the mexican navy. this video is from a stop in london. in 2023. the naval cadets, standing on top of the towering mast in a departure ceremon

cbs's andres gutierrez.llie eilish won all seven music awards she was nominated for, including the big prize, artist of the year. >> artist of the year, it is just so crazy i feel speechless. >> reporter: sza took home two awards, favorite female r & b artist and favorite r & b song. >> thank you for all of the fans that voted for me. i love you so much, just as much as you love me, probably more. you have no idea. thank you. >> reporter: fans voted becky g favorite female latin artist. >> this award wouldn't be possible without those that came before us and i know we share in our struggles as well as our wins. so this goes to you guys. [ speaking in a global language ] >> somara: >> reporter: host jennifer lopez kicked off the show with a song and dance medley of 23 songs by the show's various nominees. benson boone included his signature flip during his performance of "mystical magical." ♪ everybody gather around now. >> reporter: gloria estefan treated fans to some of her biggest hits. this year was the f

this is "cbs news mornings." starship setback. spacex launches its mega rocket again after two back-to-back explosions. things don't go exactly as planned. >>> massive manhunts. dramatic new video showing the capture of two inmates who escaped in that new orleans jailbreak while arkansas police expand their search for a convicted killer known as the devil of the ozarks. how he simply walked out of prison. >>> and vaccine controversy. the u.s. no longer recommending covid shots for healthy kids and expectant mothers. why the cdc was not included in the decision. >>> first, fighting back. harvard students taking a stand after president trump fired the latest shot in his war with the nation's oldest and wealthiest university. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. a dark cloud is hanging over harvard's graduation ceremonies this week after president trump escalated his attack on the university. the white house is ordering agencies to cancel around $100 million in remaining contracts with the school, and that's not all. now all interna

[audio logo] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news.♪ >> john: good evening. i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: i'm maurice dubois. >> john: the united states no longer has a stellar aaa credit rating. late today, moody's became the last of the three credit rating agencies to downgrade the u.s. a notch to aa1. that could raise the government's cost of borrowing. >> maurice: moody's suggested the government is doing too much borrowing and spending. it said congress and successive administrations have failed to reverse the trend of large deficits and growing interest costs. >> john: in congress today, a handful of house conservatives blocked the president's package of tax breaks and spending cuts. they want deeper cuts to medicaid. >> maurice: that program provides health insurance for low-income americans, and while republicans are looking to cut money out of it, the administration is planning to spend as much is $45 million on a parade next month to celebrate the army's 250th birthday on the president's 79th. >> john: the president has cut

and that's today's cbs news roundup. be sure to tune in later for cbs mornings.orting from the cbs broadcast center in new york. i'm carissa lawson. >> hello and thanks for watching. i'm karissa lawson in new york, and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. washington and moscow trade insults after russia launches a massive drone attack against ukraine that kills at least six people. president trump pays tribute to fallen service members during memorial day ceremonies at arlington national cemetery. and tragedy in liverpool, england, after a lone man used a minivan to plow into a crowd of soccer fans. a negotiated end to the war in ukraine is looking less likely, with president donald trump fuming on social media, saying russia's vladimir putin has gone absolutely crazy. it comes after a weekend of intense airstrikes in ukraine. officials in kyiv are calling it the largest wave of drones since the war started more than three years ago. and now president trump is considering additional sanctions against russia. cbs is willie james inman has the very l

join us on cbs, "cbs news 24/7," or streaming on paramount plus. >>> breaking overnight, tensions betweenlear powers india and pakistan are rising after india fired missiles across the border into the pakistani-controlled territory of kashmir. pakistan says at least 26 people were killed in what the country's leader is calling an act of war. the missiles damaged at least four mosques and a medical clinic. india says at least seven people were killed, and dozens injured by pakistani shelling on the indian side of kashmir. pakistan claims it shot down several indian aircraft while they were in indian airspace. india said it was striking infrastructure used by militants in last month's deadly attack on tourists in the indian-controlled part of kashmir. india claims that pakistan supported that attack, a claim when pakistan denies. >>> also breaking overnight, for the second time in a week, a $60 million navy fa-18 fighter jet has been lost in the red sea. a defense official says a jet was trying to land on the deck of the "uss harry s. truman" yesterday when the equipment used to catch the p

cbs. yeah. betsy, i, i was so aggressive. um, i wanted to be mike wallace, you know, who is 60 minutes. so there was a story about health violations at restaurants in washington, d.c., and i one one of them was his tony french restaurant called look profile saul. and so i barged in there and i demanded to see the owner. but there there having lunch with the bureau of cbs news. he saw me. oops, sorry. he saw me in action he's he gave me his card and he said, call me. so i figured, let's see, be about 20 minutes and he'll be back at his office. i called him and i got a job as a reporter so i boom i was that easy. oh, a great story. it was wonderful because at that time, cbs which is in the toilet now, was the tiffany and it it was walter cronkite, if you remember him, was anchoring the news and the washington bureau was the creme la creme. and when we think about women in journalism, it's interesting. your future sister in law. yes. really had an impact on you. that job, unbeknownst to you a

cbs. yeah. betsy, i, i was so aggressive. um, i wanted to be mike wallace, you know, who is 60 minutes. so there was a story about health violations at restaurants in washington, d.c., and i one one of them was his tony french restaurant called look profile saul. and so i barged in there and i demanded to see the owner. but there there having lunch with the bureau of cbs news. he saw me. oops, sorry. he saw me in action he's he gave me his card and he said, call me. so i figured, let's see, be about 20 minutes and he'll be back at his office. i called him and i got a job as a reporter so i boom i was that easy. oh, a great story. it was wonderful because at that time, cbs which is in the toilet now, was the tiffany and it it was walter cronkite, if you remember him, was anchoring the news and the washington bureau was the creme la creme. and when we think about women in journalism, it's interesting. your future sister in law. yes. really had an impact on you. that job, unbeknownst to you a

wendy gillette, cbs news. >> well, book me in.s today's cbs news roundup for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for cbs mornings and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. >> hello, and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. israel's government is claiming another victory in gaza, saying it eliminated the latest military head of hamas, vice president j.d. vance says it loud and clear. president trump is a champion of unregulated cryptocurrencies, and a massive manhunt is underway in arkansas as police search for the devil of the ozarks. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the elusive leader of hamas, mohammed sinwar, has been killed. he was the younger brother of the former hamas leader who helped mastermind the october 7th attacks, which started the israel-hamas war. israel says sinwar was killed during a missile strike in gaza. hamas has yet to confirm

be sure to tune in later for cbs mornings. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york. i'm jessi mitchell. >> hel nd thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york, ad this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. the health secretary takes to social media with an important update about recommendations for covid vaccines. setback in space. another test flight goes wrong for spacex's prototype megarocket. and chaos erupts in gaza as thousands of palestinians overrun a distribution center on the second day of aid operations run by a controversial u.s. backed group. health secretary robert f. kennedy jr. posted a new video on social media tuesday, saying the federal government is no longer recommending covid 19 vaccines for healthy children or for pregnant women. it's not only a major shift in policy, but the way the decision was made is raising a lot of questions. normally, a group of doctors, health officials and scientists offer guidance about vaccines. but secretary kennedy made this decision without their input. cbs's. weijia jiang reports from the white ho

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this is "cbs news mornings." breaking overnight, the menendez brothers could be one step closer to freedom. a los angeles judge reduces their sentences setting the stage for their possible release after decades behind bars. what the brothers said in court. >>> trump diplomacy on display. the president gets the royal treatment in saudi arabia before heading to qatar. a trip overshadowed by the growing controversy over his plans to accept a luxury 747 from the qatari royal family. >>> and historic decision. major league baseball reinstates pete rose and shoeless joe jackson. could they now be headed to cooperstown? >>> good morning. i'm michael george. we start with a remarkable turn in a saga that's gripped the nation for decades. erik and lyle menendez will have a new shot at freedom after 35 years in prison for murdering their parents. a judge reduced their sentences from life without parole to 50 years to life which makes them eligible for parole. cbs' carter evans was in the courtroom for the decision. >> repo

tina kraus cbs news, london. >> and that's today's cbs news roundup. some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for cbs mornings and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york, i'm jessi mitchell. >> hello and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york, and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. israeli officials approve a plan to vastly expand military operations in the gaza strip, a move likely to draw fierce international opposition. lights, camera. confusion. massive new tariffs proposed by president trump rattle hollywood movie makers and the federal government resumes collecting student loan debt from borrowers in default. israel's cabinet has approved an aggressive new plan to seize more palestinian territory in gaza. hundreds of thousands of palestinian already suffering from a humanitarian crisis would be forced to move. israel says, for their own safety and the stepped up ground war seems to be getting a green light from the trump administration. cbs's wei

is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening.rice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: it is p.m. in washington. post-musk. >> john: after billionaire elon musk helped to cut jobs across 25 federal agencies, hundreds at some, thousands of others, there was one last position to eliminate. >> maurice: his own. musk's 130-day run as the head of d.o.g.e., the department of government efficiency, came to an end today. >> john: at an oval office farewell, musk wore a t-shirt that mimic the godfather as the president invoked the terminator, saying of musk, he'll be back. weijia jiang is at the white house. weijia? >> reporter: well, good evening. president trump sit elon musk is not even really leaving because d.o.g.e. is "m*a*s*h" max musk's the two had a lovefest in the oval office. "baby." despite d.o.g.e. falling way short of its expectation. you on most joined present from the oval office, sporting a t-shirt and a black eye, musk says from his 5-year-old son. >> i said go ahead, punch me in the face, and he did. >> repo

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i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories in a new televised interview. when asked if it's his job to uphold the constitution, president trump replied, i don't know. cardinal electors gather in the vatican, preparing to select the next pope in one of the most unpredictable conclaves for generations, and the tourism industry prepares for tough times ahead as international visitors to the u.s. say not this year. in one of his most wide ranging interviews since the beginning of his second term, president donald trump said he's not certain if citizens and non-citizens living in the u.s. deserve due process, which is one of the fundamental rights provided in the constitution. when asked if he'd use military action to take greenland, the president didn't rule it out. cbs's cristian benavides has more. >> in an interview on nbc's meet the press, president trump said he did not know if it was his job to uphold the constitution, and wavered when asked whether every person on american soil was entitled to due p

eastern on "cbs mornings." cbs news special report alongside norah o'donnell, i'm tony dokoupil in rome. ♪ ♪ without enhanced i.d. day i.d.f the vatican conclave begins thursday after the first round of voting failed to secure a new leader of the catholic church, a whiff of black smoke billowing from the vatican chimney wednesday indicated no vatican wednesday indicated no pope has yet been elected. two thirds of the catholic cardinals now sequestered in the sistine chapel, are still trying to determine which one of them will become the next pope. for the latest on the conclave, we get this report from cbs's chris livesay in rome. >> for a. >> one of these men will never leave this room the same again. each of the 133 cardinal electors took a solemn oath of secrecy. >> all of you are here. >> and then the conclave began. locked with a key or conclave, as it's said in latin. beyond the chapel's walls, the streets were thick with anticipation. violetta is a student from northern italy. >> if it's someone that doe

his father confirmed to cbs news he was on the plane. minutes before the crash, the pilot expressed concerns about the weather to air traffic controllers. >> automated weather -- for 0955 zulu with wind calm, with wind calm visibility one half and 100. >> doesn't sound great. we'll give it a go. >> reporter: investigator elliott simpson. >> we plan on spending all of toed, tonight, and tomorrow on documenting the accident site. >> reporter: hours after the crash you can still smell the jet fuel in the air. about 100 were evacuated, and many who fled the flames won't be allowed home until the initial investigation is complete. carter evans, cbs news, san diego. >>> well, the battle between the white house and harvard university is intensifying. the trump administration says it's revoking the ivy league school's ability to enroll international students. that would mean thousands of current foreign students would have to transfer to other schools or leave the country. the department of homeland security accused the school of fostering viole

cbs' chris livesay was there. >> reporter: good evening, jericka.s a historic moment for the vatican, the u.s., and u.s./vatican relations, with the first ever american pope using the power of the pulpit to call for peace in myanmar, gaza, and ukraine. pope leo xiv rolled into history with the weight of the world on board. before tens of thousands of people, including his brother, he dawned the papal miter and the fisherman's ring, at times visibly moved as the official became the 267th head of the roman catholic church, leo denounced conflicts worldwide, calling once again for a just and lasting peace in ukraine. president volodymyr zelenskyy was in the long line of dignitaries that included secretary of state marco rubio and vice president j.d. vance. the three men later met. it was the first time for zelenskyy and vance since their fiery exchange at the white house in february. >> i think it's disrespectful. >> reporter: during russia's invasion of ukraine. this morning kyiv said moscow watched more than 270 drones across the country, a record si

this is "cbs news mornings." escalating tensions.rump blasts russian president putin calling him crazy after launching a massive attack on ukraine. >>> holiday travel trouble. severe weather could impact millions of americans trying to get home on the road and in thee

this is "cbs news mornings." tariff whiplash. the legal battles over president trump's trade war flip-flopping. the latest ruling allowing some of his tariffs to move forward. >>> musk leaves washington. elon musk's 130-day run as top budget and job cutting adviser to the president comes to an end. >>> staying alive. the knicks beat the pacers to stave off elimination and force a game six in the eastern conference finals. >>> and a new spelling bee champion is crowned. meet the 13-year-old from texas who almost came up short. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. it is hard to keep track of all the legal rulings over president trump's tariffs. if you're keeping count, they're back on again. federal appeals court restored the reciprocal tariffs against other nations one day after another panel of judges blocked them. today is elon musk's final day as a special government employee. pthis afternoon he and the president are expected to hold a joint news conference. cbs' jarred hill joins us with more. good morning. so elon musk promi

cbs's ali bauman is there with the very latest.li, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. inbound and outbound passengers here have been dealing with delays of about two hours. this airport was already ham strung by runway construction, and now some air traffic controllers have walked off the job. >> hopefully they will get out tonight. >> reporter: it is day six of long delays, cancellations and frustrations. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: this week, 20% of the air traffic controllers for newark liberty international airport walked off the job. the faa confirming and one airline official noting, equipment failures preceded the job action. the situation so unsustainable, united airlines cancelling 35 round trip flights per day from newark. >> that's the short-term fix. you can't get controllers into the pipeline quick enough. and the technology cannot be updated quickly enough. >> reporter: 200 miles south in washington, d.c., an investigation into a new air scare at reagan national. >> going around. 30,000. delta 6071. >

the news continues on "cbs evening news plus," streaming on cbs news 24/7. night. ♪ ♪ >>right now at seven immigrants arrested as they show up for court hearings. it happened in two bay area cities, and tonight advocates are calling it a fear tactic and a violation of rights. >>the government is trying to say that they do not deserve the chance to have their asylum case reviewed by an immigration judge. >>and the big cuts to a training program that could hurt local farmers and the recent graduates who try to help them. >>we already chose something that will serve other people and sacrificed our wallets for that. and to even have that taken away. >>and the valkyries, they're getting ready for a rematch in new york city. our matt lively is there, and testing out the food scene with some help from the players. >>the pizza here in new york is not too bad, but it's just nothing like a papa john's pizza. >>good evening. advocates call it an attack on due process that they say should concern everyone, not just the immigrant community. today, protesters gathered in

cbs evening news is next. local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news, bay area. we're back right here in 30 minutes with more news just for you at 7:00. and we'll see you then. >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> john: good evening. i'm john dickerson. it is written in the book of james that you don't know what tomorrow will bring. well, here's what it brought. written in headlines all over the united states. there is, for the first time, an american pope. from chicago. one newspaper said that the city that gave us da bears has now given us da pope. >> maurice: and while the news is still sinking in there in the states, here in rome, the new pope got right down to the business of leading his flock all around the world. [singing] leo xiv's message for the catholic church was to light up the dark nights of this world. this was his first mass as pope. it was held in the same place where he was elected, the sistine chapel. >> and i know i can rely on each and ever

cbs news roundup reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york.hello, and thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. p dent trump fights back against a u.s. court decision striking down his trade tariffs harvard university continues enrolling foreign students after a federal judge blocked the trump administration's attempts to ban the practice. and elon musk puts down his chainsaw and leaves the white house after a controversial run as cost cutter in chief. this week has been a roller coaster for businesses big and small, now ensnared in the trump administration's legal back and forth over tariffs. it started when the u.s. court of international trade blocked many of president donald trump's tariffs. the decision triggered a court battle that's upsetting the stock markets. the white house appealed and got a temporary reinstatement, but it's leaving many american companies in financial limbo when all they want is certainty. cbs's jo ling kent has more. >> molly lionetti is the preside

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cbs' tina kraus joins us from the vatican. good morning. a lot of excitement there. >> reporter: good morning to you. the faithful here in st. peter's square say their hearts are full this morning. people tell me they're welcoming pope leo with a sense of curiosity and hope for the future of the catholic church. excitement is overflowing this morning in st. peter's square with pope leo xiv set to lead his first mass. >> i have never seen anything like this for any papal event. >> reporter: the white smoke billowing from the sistine chapel chimney on day two of the conclave revealed the historic election. soon after cardinal robert prevost appeared on the balcony overlooking st. peter's square as the first american-born pope. [ speaking in a global language ] his first words to the cheering with the faithful in italian, "peace be with all of you." the election of the 69-year-old chicago native surprised even his own siblings. >> you know how some kids like to play war and be soldiers -- he wanted to play a priest. >> we just tease englewood

this is "cbs news mornings." conclave day two. 133 cardinals of the catholic church remain sequestered inside the sistine chapel as the eyes of the world watch and wait for white smoke signaling the election of a new pope. >>> trade deal. president trump teases what he calls a major announcement today. it could mark his first deal since imposing sweeping tariffs on america's trading partners. >>> and -- and campus chaos. pro-palestinian demonstrators storm columbia university's main library sparking a standoff until the police are called in. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. and now we wait. 133 cardinals from six continents returned to the sistine chapel this morning. their second day closed off from the outside words as they resume voting for a new pope. all eyes will be that chimney as the burning of the ballots will relay to the two-thirds majorities. cbs' tina kraus joins us from the vatican. good morning. so where do things stand right now? >> reporter: michael, well, the cardinals have commenced round

this is "cbs news mornings." white house shakeup. president trump aufts mike -- out mike waltz as national security adviser and invites him to be the u.n. ambassador to the united nations. >>> tariff loophole closed. cheap chinese imports now getting hit hard and jacking up prices for millions of americans as businesses big and small start feeling the squeeze on their bottom line. >>> and media fight. president trump signs an executive order vowing to defund the nation's two major public broadcasters. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. fallout this morning from a big shakeup of the president's national security team. mike waltz is out as national security adviser. now waltz had been in trouble since he accidentally invited a journalist to join a group chat detailing war plans. and replacing waltz at least temporarily is secretary of state marco rubio. the man the president once disparaged as little marco will now do double duty. cbs' jarred hill joins us for more. good morning. so it's unusual for rubio to be both secretary of sta

we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evenings." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: there is perhaps no more american institution than walmart. it has more than 4600 stores in the united states. that's one for every 75,000 of us. >> john: and 9 out of 10 of us live within 10 miles of a walmart, and 95% of us shop there at least two times a year. >> maurice: but that american institution is filled with chinese products, making it a good gauge of the impact of tariffs. >> john: and today walmart said those tariffs are forcing the discount store to raise the prices you pay for many of the products on its shelves. >> maurice: jo ling kent covers business for us. and jo ling, the announcement came right from the top. >> reporter: that's right. the ceo of walmart doug mcmillon saying what so many have been anticipating, and he said it loud and clear, that walmart is going to have to raise pri

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for more on that, let's check in with cbs news meteorologist andrew kozak.ndrew, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. if you're in areas like the deep south, the midwest, and the southern plains, we've been talking about severe weather since the beginning of the weekend. and sunday into monday is going to be no different, with showers and thunderstorms moving south and east, a large portion of the country going to be dealing with severe weather tonight and into tomorrow. let's talk about the main certain for tonight. we have an enhanced risk of severe weather across the red river. this includes texas, oklahoma, and then back toward areas like mississippi and alabama. the tomorrow the slight risk does include much of central texas, where flash flooding, along with hail and even an isolated tornado, those chances exist. as long as the stationary front lives up to its name we're going to see showers and thunderstorms continuing all the way through memorial day night. if you're traveling on the roadways, some of the worst roads across i-35, dallas to shrevepo

in new york, this ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: and on the 102nd day, the shake-up came. president trump shook up his national security team today. >> john: shook it up and moved it around. mike waltz is out as national security advisor, but he's not out of a job. mr. trump named him ambassador to the u.n. >> maurice: replacing waltz, at least temporarily, is marco rubio. the man the president once disparaged as little marco will now have a bigger portfolio. he will be secretary of state and acting national security advisor. only has henry kissinger has held both jobs simultaneously. >> john: waltz had been in trouble since he accidentally invited a journalist to join a texting chat in which defense secretary pete hegseth talked about details of a planned u.s. attack on houthi rebels in yemen. hegseth is not part of the shake-up. >> maurice: as for what is behind it all, margaret brennan is in washington tonight. margaret? >> reporter: well, g

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>> john: welcome to "cbs evening news plus." i'm john dickerson. not just the usual pardons. president trump wipes out the convictions of two reality tv stars who were found guilty of bank fraud and tax evasion and a former republican congressman, michael grimm, who was convicted of tax fraud. the president, who wiped the slate clean for those convicted of january 6th crimes, also says he's considering pardoning the men convicted of planning to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. the spacex starship mega rocket tumbles out of control and explodes. cbs news space consultant bill harwood is here to plan what went right and what went wrong. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israeli forces have killed hamas leader mohammed sinwar. israel's military has not confirmed this, nor has hamas. mohammed sinwar took over after his older brother, the mastermind of the october 7 attack on israel, was killed last october. russia's foreign minister publicly invited ukraine to hold direct peace talks in istanbul, tu

this is "cbs news mornings." first foreign trip. president trump arrives in the middle east focused on business deals and not diplomacy as a j jumbo jet-sized controversy grows over qatar's gift of a new air force one. >>> finally free. the last surviving american hostage, edan alexander, reunited with his family after nearly 600 days in hamas captivity. >>> and explosive testimony in the sean "diddy" combs case. the prosecution laying out a portrait of drug-fuelled sex parties. the defense claiming it was all consensual. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm michael george. well, president trump is kicking off his four-day visit to the middle east. the first stop, saudi arabia, followed by qatar and the united arab emirates, three of the world's richest countries and all places where the trump organization, run by the president's two oldest sons, is developing major real estate projects. cbs's naomi ruchim joins us now with more on this. good morning. a lot of questions about the trump family's dealings with foreign governments but what is the

this is "cbs news mornings." health battle. former president joe biden diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that's already spread. his prognosis and treatment options. >>> deadly storms. more than two dozen people killed as tornadoes tear across several states. the damage devastating. now millions of americans are in the path of a new threat. >>> and what went wrong? a mexican tall ship strikes the brooklyn bridge killing two crew members. new clues in the investigation. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. we start with joe biden facing a serious health issue. the former president revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and it's spread to his bones. the 82-year-old spent much of his last year in office disputing questions about his mental and physical health. naomi ruchim joins us now with more on this. good morning. so it seems like the former president is getting well wishes from people both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: folks trying to support the former president in this new battle that he is fac

cbs's naom i ruchim joins us. he doesn't know if he needs to uphold the constitution. >> right, michael. this seems to become our monday morning routine. wrapping up what the president said over the weekend. in this case, he is leaving that up to his lawyers. there is a lot of ground to cover this morning after some of the president's statements over the weekend. the unconventional approach to politics is why many loyalists voted for a second trump term. the president has vowed to make good on those campaign promises. president donald trump returned to the white house sunday after another weekend at mar-a-lago. this time, answering questions about a new potential tax in his escalating trade war, 100% tariffs on films shot internationally. >> other nations, a lot of them, have stolen our movie industry. and i'm saying, if they're not willing to make a movie inside the united states, then we should have a tariff on movies that come in. >> the president says foreign film making presents a national security threat to