cbs's scott macfarlane reports.this comes as the administration deals with a shortage of experienced experts in the wake of massive federal cuts. >> the nation's top law enforcement officer warned the growing threat of a strike inside the u.s. from iran sympathizers. >> iran, of course, is a threat. they have been a threat, and they always will be a threat to our country. >> but cbs news has learned agents at the fbi and the department of justice have warned supervisors they'd been pulled away from counterterrorism to focus on immigration enforcement. and there's been a purge of several top counterterror officials and dozens of experienced prosecutors in the department of justice in the opening months of president trump's term. you weren't the only person who left the department of justice this year. >> no, i was one of dozens, probably hundreds. >> former national security division attorney brendan belew, who joined the agency in 2016, quit in january and says many of those fired were dismissed out of retribution f

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cbs's kati weis has the details. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ >> i don't believe that they're going to go back into nuclear anytime soon. >> jericka: president trump warns iran it could be hit with a new round of air strikes if iran further tries to enrich weapons-grade uranium. meanwhile, iran's foreign minister confirmed the b-2 launch strikes did inflict serious damage on the country's nuclear facilities. it's a race to a self-imposed deadline to pass the president's massive tax cut and spending bill before the fourth of july holiday. the senate version has been hit with setbacks. the parliamentarian has ruled key provisions like changes to medicaid payments cannot be considered as part of the bill. and closing arguments in the sean combs sex trafficking and racketeering trial wrapped up today. the defense told the jury the government is trying to turn the music mogul's private sex life into a crime. prosecutors called the charges "inexcusable criminal behavior." the jury is set to be

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ash-har quraishi cbs news. >> home safe and sound. and that's today's cbs news roundup.or 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. >> hel nd thanks for watching. i'm jessi mitchell in new york and this is cbs news roundup. here are the top stories. travel bans are back. president trump reintroduces restrictions on people from more than a dozen countries. a congressional panel predicts the president's sweeping tariffs could shrink the economy over the next ten years, raising inflation and reducing consumer spending power. and the fbi has arrested a man accused of assisting in the bombing of a palm springs fertility clinic on capitol hill. president donald trump is having difficulty getting his spending and tax cut package through the senate, and one of his fiercest critics is elon musk. but first, we begin with a u.s. travel ban. 2.0. president trump is once again restricting people from certain countries entering the u.s

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this is "cbs news mornings." from bromance to brawl, president trump's feud with his onetime adviser elon musk descends into an all-out public war of words over social media. the fallout. >>> finally free. the high school student arrested by i.c.e. agents on his way to volleyball practice gets a hero's welcome home after being released from custody. >>> scare at sea. a boat packed with tourists sinks off the coast of a popular vacation destination. the race to escape captured on camera. >>> and stunning victory. the pacers pull off a thrilling comeback with less than a second to go in game one of the nba finals. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. well, they say breaking up is hard to do, and when the breakup is between the most powerful man in the world and the richest man in the world, the world takes notice. it started with musk slamming the president's so-called "big, beautiful bill," but yesterday things turned personal. the president threatened to kill government contracts associated with musk's companies

i'm josh dora with cbs news philadelphia. >> some good advice from josh, and that's today's cbs newsup. 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 jesse 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 weighs u.s. options in the fighting between israel and iran, with the possibility that american pilots could target iranian nuclear facilities. more violence in gaza after dozens of palestinians are killed while gathering to wait for a vital food aid. and the family of the minnesota lawmaker murdered in her home opens up to our correspondent about the tragedy. as the war between israel and iran continues to unfold, it's creating the biggest foreign policy crisis that president donald trump has faced in either of his two terms, the american people and the rest of the world wait anxiously to see what he will do. the president has demanded an unconditiona

cbs's elise preston is in los angeles. >> on the streets of l.a. tensions took another ugly turn in a weekend filled with confrontations. the national guard has moved in after another day of protests following ice agents conducting large scale enforcements seeking to carry out deportations. president trump has activated 2000 national guardsmen despite the objection of california's governor and local officials. los angeles mayor karen bass. >> we can handle the situation. there is no need for 2000 national guard troops to come into our town. >> not known tonight. will the guardsmen help or hinder efforts to restore calm this weekend? scenes of chaos and clashes in los angeles and two communities to the south, compton and paramount. >> they're there to restore order. anyone who looks at the scene on your tv. look at that. it's out of control. what normal person, what member of the public feels comfortable being in downtown l.a. right now? >> nobody but those challenging the trump administration's immigration enforcement, like fidel gomez, say they're

cbs. >> summer break.colleges reevaluating their policy on artificial intelligence in the classrooms. a recent survey of college students found 90% say they've used a.i. tools to complete a homework assignment, and nearly half have used them during a test. some colleges are using a.i. to track down students using a.i., and a lot of times these a.i. detectors get it wrong. kelly o'grady explains. look. >> generative a.i. tools such as chatgpt, they are revolutionizing how we write, and they can create essays, code, and much more in just a few seconds. and as students increasingly turn to these tools, schools are using a.i. detection software to safeguard academic integrity. but as we learned that software, it's not always perfect. >> joe rivera is a student at john jay, a criminal justice college in new york. he had just finished up his biology final. >> i get an email three days later saying, hey, you've been flagged for plagiarism. specifically chatgpt. and for that you need to contest this. or you take a

♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> johnvening. i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: i'm maurice dubois. >> john: president trump is sticking to his assessment that u.s. strikes, in his word of choice, obliterated iran's nuclear weapons program. >> maurice: other assessments are coming in to describe the extent of the damage. for now, there is no consensus. united nations inspectors are hoping to visit the bombed facilities soon. >> john: the president, at a nato summit in the netherlands, said that u.s. and iranian officials will talk next week. >> maurice: our imtiaz tyab arrived in tehran today. we will check in with him in just a moment. >> john: but ed o'keefe is traveling with the president, and he leads off our coverage from the netherlands. ed? >> reporter: john, we counted, and the president and defense secretary today used that term "obliterated" at least eight times when describing the attacks on iran's nuclear program. initial intelligence assessments refute that claim, so other top administration officials today bega

this is "cbs news mornings." damage debate. president trump fighting back against the early intel assessment of the u.s. strikes on iran's nuclear sites as cbs news goes inside tehran for a firsthand look at life after the bombings. >>> nearing the end. prosecutors wrap up their closing arguments today in the sex crimes trial against sean "diddy" combs as they streamline some charges. >>> oh, my god. it's flames coming out of that -- >>> and scare in the air. fire and smoke seen shooting from an american airlines passenger jet moments after takeoff. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. president trump is back at the white house this morning after wrapping up his trip to the netherlands with a big announcement. that u.s. and iranian officials plan to meet next week. the president adding he doesn't think a deal with iran is necessary anymore because the u.s. strikes in his words obliterated iran's nuclear weapons program. trump sticking to his assessment despite an initial report saying otherwise. cbs' jarred hill has more. two

i'm sitting in for john dickerson on "cbs evening news plus," streaming on cbs news 24/7.>> this was an historically successful attack. the bay area's transgender community and their allies are pushing back against a ban on gender affirming care for young people and san francisco officials making their final preparations ahead of this weekend's pride celebrations. reassuring everyone will be safe to be themselves. plus, the trump administration launching an investigation into the university of california over alleged race and ... based discrimination in their hiring practices. then arrests made in that boat rage incident in discovery bay. what we know about the people, police say ran over a jet skier before slamming into several docked boats. and could gas prices be about to skyrocket as we head into the summer driving season? how the state's push for cleaner and more efficient vehicles is costing californians.

♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> mauricevening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: tonight, president trump is in the netherlands for a meeting of nato allies. >> john: the summit is taking place as a fragile, hours-old ceasefire between israel and iran appears to be holding. >> maurice: back in washington, the administration is disputing an early u.s. intelligent assessment of the damage done by the american air strikes. >> john: according to a cbs news poll out this evening, a vast majority of americans say iran having a nuclear weapon would be a "very serious" or "somewhat serious threat" to both the u.s. and israel. still, a majority of those polled, 56%, do not approve of the u.s. military strikes on iran. >> maurice: our senior white house correspondent ed o'keefe is traveling with the president. he begins our coverage from outside the hague tonight. ed? >> reporter: good evening. president trump arrived here hoping to have completely wiped out iran's nuclear program and having brokered a ceas

this is "cbs news mornings." bringing back the travel ban. president trump restricting people from more than a dozen countries that his administration deems dangerous from coming to america. >>> hateful rant. new video surfaces appearing to show the colorado firebomb suspect speaking before the attack as a judge blocks the u.s. from deporting his family. >>> and new video showing the moment a suicide bomber blows himself up at a california fertility clinic as the feds arrest his alleged accomplice. how prosecutors say he helped carry out the attack. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. we begin with president trump resurrecting and expanding on his hallmark travel ban policy from his first term. citing national security concerns, a justification he's used to go after universities, unions, and undocumented immigrants. the president is banning citizens from a dozen countries primarily in africa and the middle east from visiting the u.s. and there will be heightened restrictions on visitors from seven other countries. the travel ban announcemen

>> john: welcome to "cbs evening news plus." i'm john dickerson. a new national security alert puts law enforcement on guard. for an elevated threat to israeli and jewish communities across the country. the concern comes days after an egyptian national attack supporters of israeli hostages held by hamas. nicole sganga has details. and at a top catholic high school in san antonio, texas, police are investigating allegations of bullying and sexual hazing. multiple students have come forward saying they were harmed. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ kilmar abrego garcia, a maryland man who was mistakenly deported to a prison in el salvador, is now returning to the united states to face criminal charges. he's accused of helping to smuggle undocumented migrants into the united states. the move comes weeks after the trump administration repeatedly told a federal judge it could not bring him back to the u.s. republicans in congress are urging president trump and elon musk to bury the hatchet but not in each other. after a flurry o

i'm sitting in for john dickerson on "cbs evening news plus," streaming on cbs news 24/7. >> maurice: welcome to "cbs evening news plus." i am maurice dubois in for john dickerson. defense secretary pete hegseth gives a fiery defense of president trump's assessment that iran's nuclear program was obliterated but offered few new details to back up the claim. it is still not clear how much damage the b-2 launched bombs actually caused. we'll speak with cbs's middle east reporter courtney kealy. in a scene right out of a blockbuster movie, one of ecuador's most notorious drug

this is "cbs news mornings." wicked weather. severe storms hammer the nation's heartland with tornadoes, relentless rain, and flash flooding. >>> chilling video. see the moment police say an egyptian national goes on the attack setting americans voicing support for handles in gaza on fire as immigration officials take his family into custody. >>> first, ratcheting up the trade war. u.s. tariffs are steel and aluminum imports double overnight as president trump tries to revitalize american manufacturing. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. we start with flood alerts that are in effect in parts of the midwest as powerful storms move through. a tornado touched down in the kansas city area yesterday downing trees and power lines. it came close to the stadiums where the kansas city chiefs and royals play. there were no reports of serious injuries or damage. flash floods in wichita stranded cars on roads as people trapped in their vehicles had to be rescued. the storm dumped nearly half a foot of rain in just a few hours. >>> we're

government data obtained by cbs news shows i.c.e.ding more than 56,000 detainees nationwide on friday morning. a record high. nancy chirinos medina's husband randal is one of them. she says her family fled gangs in honduras crossed the u.s.-mexico border illegally in 2021 hoping to request asylum. their asylum request was initially denied but remained under appeal. chirinos medina says her family has complied with the immigration process. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: you always attended those hearings or check in appointments. so when i.c.e. instructed them to check-in last week they went to the agency's office in los angeles despite their reservations. but you still went. why? >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: you did not want to hide. you did not want to be on the run. you're saying you came here to work, not to commit crimes. >> [speaking spanish] >> reporter: their fears came true when i.c.e. arrested those it told check-in. one of the official tells your husband he has to say goodbye to you and the children because he's n

this is "cbs news mornings." on the defensive. the white house slamming an initial damage report suggesting the american bombing of iranian nuclear sites wasn't as effective as president trump claimed. >>> deadly heatwave. cities up and down the east coast breaking records under an oppressive and unrelenting heat dome. >>> and breaking overnight, a stunning upset in the new york city mayor's primary. a young virtually unknown democratic socialist declares victory, defeating the more experienced but scandal-scarred former governor. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. well, it's midday in the middle east where the fragile cease-fire now more than 24 hours old appears to be back on. president donald trump is in europe this morning for nato meetings. but the israel-iran crisis is also likely to be top of the agenda. the white house blasted an early intelligence report that claims u.s. strikes may have only set iran's nuclear program back by a few months. meanwhile, in gaza the fighting goes on. the israeli military announcing overni

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>> john: welcome to "cbs evening news plus." i'm john dickerson. the details of the shooting spree in minnesota are chilling. we've learned the shooter visited two other lawmakers on his hit list but just didn't find them. scott macfarlane reports on the growing threat of political violence across the united states. and the trump administration adds exceptions to its immigration crackdown. stopping raids on hotels, restaurants, and farms. instead the president says deportation efforts should ramp up in democratic-run cities. camilo montoya-galvez has the new developments. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ on day four of israel's assault on iran, israeli air strikes hit iran's state-run tv station during a live broadcast. that attack came after iran fired a wave of missiles that killed at least eight people in israel. israel meanwhile claims it has now control of the airspace over the iranian capital of tehran. at the group of seven summit in canada, president trump is making trade deals with allies a top priority but not su

this is "cbs news mornings." >>> broadening offensive. israel stepping up its attacks on iran, claiming it now controls tehran's skies. [ speaking in a global language ] >> one strike captured live on iranian state television. a broadcaster running offset amid falling debris. >>> the growing tensions causing president trump to cut his trip to canada short as the u.s. sends more military power to the middle east. >>> plus, prosecutors call it the stuff of nightmares, laying out chilling details about how the accused lawmaker assassin stalked his victims and planned for even more blood shed. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. we start with breaking news. president trump is on his way back to the white house right now after leaving the g7 summit in canada a day early due to the escalating israel/iran conflict. air raid sirens could be heard across central israel for the fifth straight night, and smoke could be seen rising over tel aviv. in iran, traffic could be seen for miles snaking out of tehran, and an ominous warning from president t

this is "cbs news mornings." downtown l.a. under curfew. police move in to clear the streets as anti-i.c.e. protesters show no signs of giving up. the warning for president trump, while california's governor calls his actions a threat to democracy. >>> closing in. breaking overnight, police believe they are hot on the trail of the washington father suspected of killing his three young daughters. the tip that led them to the area. >>> also austria in mourning. a president obama to goes -- a gunman goes on a rage in one of the country's worst mass shooting in decades. >>> good morning, i'm jessi mitchell in for michael george. we start in los angeles where a curfew has gone into effect in a one-mile area of downtown amid the immigrant rights demonstrations. president trump in a show of military might has deployed hundreds of marines and thousands of national guard troops at a cost of $134 million. the anti-i.c.e. protests have spread to other cities around the country, including new york. cbs' jarred hill joins us now. good morning. >> report

this is "cbs news mornings." direct hit. iran launches another missile barrage overnight hitting southern israel's main hospital and a tel aviv suburb, while israeli warplanes target a iranian nuclear complex. >>> will the u.s. join the fight? president trump keeping everyone guessing as he signs off on attack plans but has yet to mak any final decisions. >>> plus -- >> whoa! whoa. >> breaking overnight, fiery explosion. a spacex starship bursts into a gigantic ball of flames during a routine test. >>> good morning, i'm michael george. tensions are quickly escalating in the middle east as israel and iran trade strikes overnight with several iranian missiles hitting population centers including a major hospital in southern israel. this video showing the chaos and confusion in the moments after it happened. the damage is said to be extensive with dozens injured. president donald trump says he's weighing his options whether or not the u.s. will join israel's offensive and potentially get embroiled in another war. now the u.s. i

tina kraus, cbs news, london. >> they should put a pub outside that farm and that'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 jesse 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 says israel and iran have agreed to a complete and total cease fire, while the world waits to see if it will happen. the white house claims iran's nuclear ambitions are obliterated, but questions remain over the future of iran's regime and a heat wave bakes part of the united states, putting americans along the east coast under severe weather warnings. president donald trump announced a ceasefire between israel and iran, saying a permanent peace was within sight. it comes just days after he ordered u.s. planes to bomb iranian nuclear sites. iran said it would stop attacking just as soon as israel did, but missile launches were still detected hours

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> mauricevening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. >> maurice: here's a picture now of tel aviv tonight. there is a new war in the middle east. israel decided it could wait no longer to take out the nuclear threat in iran. >> john: it launched air strikes on iranian nuclear and military targets, including the main nuclear enrichment facility in natanz. the israeli military said 200 fighter jets hit more than 100 targets, and this is just the beginning of the attacks. >> maurice: the strikes took out nuclear scientists and military leaders, including general mohammad bagheri, who oversaw iran's armed forces, and general hossein salami, head of the revolutionary guard. >> john: iran warned that the gates of hell will open and retaliated with 100 drones and dozens of ballistic missiles. the united states assisted israel in trying to intercept them. we begin our coverage with weijia jiang at the white house. weijia? >> reporter: well, the united states also insists it had nothing to

this is "cbs news mornings." new strikes. another iranian missile lands inside israel as president trump delays making a decision on whether the u.s. will join the fight for two weeks. >>> breaking overnight, the president wins the latest round in his battle to keep control of national guard troops he deployed to los angeles as another showdown brews with federal agents facing off against the dodgers and protesters. >>> plus -- >> i was just snorkeling, then i went up to breathe. and then something hard bit me and tried to take me away. >> sharing her story. a 9-year-old girl fought off a shark and won. now she's speaking about the harrowing ordeal. >>> good morning. i'm michael george. two weeks, that's the timeline president donald trump gave for deciding whether or not to order u.s. strikes on iran. so while the world waits, the conflict rages on. another iranian missile landed in southern israel overnight causing extensive damage to residential buildings. meanwhile, the israeli military says it struck dozens of iranian ta

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. >> john: welcome to "cbs evening news plus," i'm john dickerson. the colorado attack with a makeshift flamethrower is now considered a federal hate crime. the fbi says the suspect admitted to targeting the israeli hostage support rally and said he wanted to kill people who support the jewish homeland. jonathan greenblatt of the anti-defamation league is here to discuss the rise in anti-semitic violence. president trump has issued a string of pardons outside the traditional process. political supporters are among those granted the rare favor. a prosecutor who resigned over the get out of jail free cards talks to cbs justice correspondent scott macfarlane. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ ukraine and russia agree to another large-scale prisoner exchange at talks in istanbul, turkey. but failed to agree to a ceasefire. the talks came after a week and where ukraine launched a sweeping drone assault on russian airbases across the country, destroying at least 40 russian bombers. the supreme court has rejected two gun restriction