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tonight breaking news Israel strikes
0:04 0:07 back after a surprise
0:07 0:10 attack Hamas militants from Gaza stun
0:10 0:13 Israel firing thousands of rockets and
0:13 0:15 invading border towns and army bases
0:15 0:19 Hamas taking captives as people in Gaza
0:19 0:21 celebrate prime minister Benjamin
0:21 0:24 Netanyahu says Israel is at War fighter
0:24 0:27 jets take aim at highrises in Gaza
0:27 0:29 hundreds are feared dead thousands
0:29 0:30 injured
0:30 0:32 President Biden and other Western
0:32 0:34 leaders condemning the attacks and let
0:34 0:37 there be no mistake the United States
0:37 0:40 stands with the state of Israel we'll
0:40 0:43 have the latest also tonight striking
0:43 0:45 California healthcare workers returned
0:45 0:47 to work with no deal even as the job
0:47 0:51 market boomed and later Washington's
0:51 0:53 National Cathedral has a new view the
0:53 0:56 story behind this stained glass and the
0:56 0:59 stain on History it replaced pretty
0:59 1:05 brilliant pretty bright it's
1:05 1:09 glowing this is the CBS weekend news
1:09 1:13 from Washington with Adriana
1:13 1:15 Diaz good evening today Israel battled
1:15 1:18 to repel a surprise invasion of its
1:18 1:20 territory after Palestinian militants
1:20 1:23 launched highly coordinated attacks from
1:23 1:25 Gaza thousands of rockets were fired
1:25 1:28 into Israel as gunmen infiltrated
1:28 1:30 several border towns and
1:30 1:33 kidnapping civilians and soldiers
1:33 1:35 Israel's prime minister Benjamin
1:35 1:37 Netanyahu declared the country was quote
1:37 1:40 at War he said their enemy would pay an
1:40 1:43 unprecedented price Israeli war planes
1:43 1:46 took aim at Gaza among the targets hit
1:46 1:48 this highrise which was reduced to
1:48 1:51 Rubble hundreds have been killed on both
1:51 1:54 sides and it is a sharp escalation of
1:54 1:55 violence for a region that bears the
1:55 1:59 scars of centuries of conflict cbs's MTS
1:59 2:03 TI in Tel Aviv leads us off Adriana good
2:03 2:05 evening tonight a fresh wave of rockets
2:05 2:07 has hit Tel Aviv with the Israeli
2:07 2:10 military saying it's fighting in 22
2:10 2:12 locations as the government confirms
2:12 2:15 over 250 Israelis are now dead at least
2:15 2:18 1600 injured and an unknown number
2:18 2:21 remain in captivity the question many
2:21 2:24 Israelis are asking now is how how was
2:24 2:26 Hamas able to carry out such a massive
2:26 2:29 attack remember Israel arguably has the
2:29 2:31 most power powerful and bestf funded
2:31 2:33 intelligence agencies in the Middle East
2:33 2:36 it spends Millions to secure its border
2:36 2:38 fence with Gaza to prevent something
2:38 2:40 like this from happening and yet Hamas
2:40 2:42 Fighters were able to carry out such a
2:42 2:44 catastrophic attack as for Hamas what
2:44 2:47 it's calling operation alxa flood will
2:47 2:49 no doubt see the death toll in Gaza
2:49 2:53 spiral as Israel continues to retaliate
2:53 2:55 so far at least 198 Palestinians have
2:55 2:58 been killed and over 1,600 wounded in a
2:58 3:00 series of strikes Accord according to
3:00 3:02 the territory's Ministry of Health as
3:02 3:04 armed Palestinian groups in the occupied
3:04 3:06 West Bank have vowed tonight to join
3:06 3:08 Hamas in its ongoing assault and while
3:08 3:10 the Israeli leadership is vowing to
3:10 3:13 inflict at quote unprecedented price on
3:13 3:15 Hamas Adriana this is unchartered
3:15 3:17 territory for Israel which now finds
3:17 3:21 itself in a fullscale war MTS Tab and
3:21 3:23 Tel Aviv thank you tensions between
3:23 3:26 Hamas and Israel exploded on a major
3:26 3:28 Jewish holiday catching the Israeli
3:28 3:31 military off guard cbs's Ian Lee reports
3:31 3:33 from
3:33 3:35 London Gaza militants started their
3:35 3:38 surprise attack this morning launching
3:38 3:40 thousands of rockets into
3:40 3:43 Israel following it up with an invasion
3:43 3:43 by
3:43 3:47 land sea an even
3:47 3:50 air social media showed them quickly
3:50 3:52 sweeping into Israeli military bases and
3:52 3:55 communities killing hundreds and
3:55 3:58 injuring hundreds more this Israeli
3:58 4:00 woman says she was able to ES Escape an
4:00 4:03 outdoor party attacked by gunmen
4:03 4:05 Palestinian militants attacked on
4:05 4:07 multiple
4:07 4:10 fronts videos of the aftermath show
4:10 4:12 bodies of Israeli civilians scattered
4:12 4:15 across the streets during the assault
4:15 4:18 Hamas used drones to Target machine guns
4:18 4:21 soldiers and to even hit a
4:21 4:23 tank while captured Israeli equipment
4:23 4:26 was paraded through the streets of
4:26 4:29 Gaza videos and photos also allegedly
4:29 4:31 show Gaza a militants abducting an
4:31 4:33 unknown number of Israelis including
4:33 4:35 children and the elderly and taking them
4:35 4:39 back into Gaza with a country in shock
4:39 4:41 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
4:41 4:45 Netanyahu declared
4:45 4:48 war he told his security cabinet the
4:48 4:50 first objective is to clear out enemy
4:50 4:52 forces and restore security the second
4:52 4:55 is to exact an immense price from the
4:55 4:57 enemy and the third is to reinforce
4:57 5:00 other fronts so nobody mistak akly joins
5:00 5:01 this
5:01 5:04 war already Israel has responded with
5:04 5:06 air strikes targeting what they say are
5:06 5:09 Hamas
5:09 5:12 targets Palestinian officials in Gaza
5:12 5:15 say hundreds of people have been killed
5:15 5:17 a Hamas Commander called on Palestinians
5:17 5:20 everywhere to rise up against Israel
5:20 5:22 Israeli soldiers are now fighting to
5:22 5:24 retake captured
5:24 5:27 ground while tens of thousands of
5:27 5:30 soldiers are being called up for Duty
5:30 5:32 tensions have been building for months
5:32 5:34 between Palestinians and Israelis in the
5:34 5:37 West Bank and Jerusalem many in the
5:37 5:39 International Community have been quick
5:39 5:41 to condemn today's
5:41 5:45 attack but the scale sophistication and
5:45 5:47 complexity of the attack have left many
5:47 5:50 stunned in comparing it to the surprise
5:50 5:52 attack by Egyptians during the yam
5:52 5:56 kapore War 50 years ago tonight many are
5:56 5:58 wondering how Israeli intelligence could
5:58 6:01 fail to detect such an ambitious attack
6:01 6:03 Adriana I've been on both sides of the
6:03 6:05 Israel Gaza border it is heavily
6:05 6:08 monitored and fortified but getting to
6:08 6:09 the bottom of those questions might have
6:09 6:12 to wait as the country prepares for
6:12 6:14 what's shaping up to be a very long and
6:14 6:18 bloody war Ian Lee thank you so much
6:18 6:20 today President Biden condemned the
6:20 6:22 attacks against Israel reaffirming the
6:22 6:24 US's commitment to the Jewish State
6:24 6:27 security cbs's Christina rafini is at
6:27 6:29 the White House Christina good evening
6:29 6:31 good evening Adriana the president was
6:31 6:32 told about the attacks early this
6:32 6:34 morning and Senior staff worked through
6:34 6:36 the night the White House is also
6:36 6:38 pushing back tonight against Republican
6:38 6:40 claims that this attack by Iran back
6:40 6:43 terror group Hamas has anything to do
6:43 6:45 with assets that were unfrozen during
6:45 6:47 the recent release of detained Americans
6:47 6:48 from
6:48 6:50 Tran the United States stands with the
6:50 6:52 people of Israel in the face of these
6:52 6:55 terrorist assaults Israel has the right
6:55 6:57 to defend itself and its people speaking
6:57 6:58 by phone to Israeli Prime Minister
6:58 7:00 Benjamin n
7:00 7:01 President Biden says America's
7:01 7:03 commitment to Israel's security is
7:03 7:05 unwavering this is not a moment for any
7:05 7:08 party hostile to Israel to exploit these
7:08 7:11 attacks to seek Advantage the world is
7:11 7:14 watching but domestic political
7:14 7:15 divisions could complicate that
7:15 7:17 commitment there is nothing the house
7:17 7:19 can do until they elect a speaker
7:19 7:21 members of Congress including oued
7:21 7:23 speaker Kevin McCarthy are warning that
7:23 7:25 the lack of a house speaker will hinder
7:25 7:27 America's ability to respond so if we
7:27 7:29 have to come together uh to deliver some
7:29 7:32 emergency aid to Israel we don't even
7:32 7:35 have a speaker in place to do that right
7:35 7:36 now it's even complicating national
7:36 7:38 security briefings for members of
7:38 7:40 Congress Iran is funding Hamas and
7:40 7:42 Hezbollah on the campaign Trail
7:42 7:44 Republican candidates seized on a
7:44 7:45 prisoner exchange the White House
7:45 7:48 negotiated in September which unfroze 6
7:48 7:51 billion in Iranian assets I would not be
7:51 7:52 at all surprised if part of that
7:52 7:54 tremendous wealth that they just
7:54 7:56 accumulated went into all of a sudden
7:56 7:58 watching this level of aggression but
7:58 8:00 the White House pushed back hard saying
8:00 8:02 that not a penny of the money has been
8:02 8:04 spent and that these funds have
8:04 8:05 absolutely nothing to do with the
8:05 8:08 horrific attacks today and this is not a
8:08 8:10 time to spread
8:10 8:12 disinformation a senior White House
8:12 8:14 official says it's still too soon to say
8:14 8:16 if Iran was directly involved in this
8:16 8:18 Hamas assault but that Iran has funded
8:18 8:21 the group in the past Adriana Christina
8:21 8:24 rafini thank you today's striking
8:24 8:26 healthcare workers in five states and
8:26 8:28 the District of Colombia returned to
8:28 8:30 work after a three day walk out but
8:30 8:33 other labor unrest goes on CBS says
8:33 8:35 Elise Preston is in Los Angeles tonight
8:35 8:37 as economic forces push unions to the
8:37 8:39 picket
8:39 8:42 lines Adriana more than
8:42 8:45 450,000 people have walked off their
8:45 8:47 jobs this year many who are still
8:47 8:49 striking say they will keep fighting for
8:49 8:52 higher
8:52 8:55 wages 75,000 Kaiser Permanente
8:55 8:57 healthcare workers are back at work
8:57 9:00 today after a 3 day strike failed to
9:00 9:03 produce a deal we are not done we are
9:03 9:04 ready to go next
9:04 9:07 week Auto Workers rallied in Chicago
9:07 9:10 today as the UAW after a concession from
9:10 9:13 General Motors decided not to expand its
9:13 9:15 walkouts while Ford announced more
9:15 9:18 strike related layoffs now totaling
9:18 9:19 1,800
9:19 9:21 employees the workers are among the
9:21 9:23 millions of Americans feeling the sting
9:23 9:26 of inflation the surprisingly strong us
9:26 9:30 jobs report with 33600 added to payrolls
9:30 9:33 could lead the Federal Reserve to raise
9:33 9:35 interest rates again next month higher
9:35 9:37 interest rates are designed to reduce
9:37 9:39 demand in the economy so that inflation
9:39 9:41 comes down and and we can get prices
9:41 9:44 back under control borrowing money is
9:44 9:46 more expensive with mortgage rates
9:46 9:49 nearing 8% and interest for credit card
9:49 9:51 soaring to
9:51 9:56 22% a number not seen in 30 years also
9:56 9:58 straining household budgets the price of
9:58 10:01 gas and groceries even though household
10:01 10:02 costs aren't going up as fast as they
10:02 10:04 had been they're still a lot higher than
10:04 10:06 they were just two or three years ago
10:06 10:09 and the income hasn't kept up now the
10:09 10:11 economy is proving strong despite some
10:11 10:14 challenges experts advise now is a good
10:14 10:16 time to pay down credit card debt and
10:16 10:20 ramp up your emergency savings Adriana
10:20 10:22 good advice Lise Preston thank you
10:22 10:24 tonight people across the country are
10:24 10:26 facing a wide variety of weather risks
10:26 10:28 including a blistering Heat Wave and
10:28 10:31 sudden cold snap Lynette Charles has the
10:31 10:33 latest from our partners at The Weather
10:33 10:36 Channel good evening Adriana it is going
10:36 10:38 to be quite chilly out there especially
10:38 10:39 across the East Coast we can see what's
10:39 10:41 going on with those temperatures in the
10:41 10:43 40s and the 50s but as we go in through
10:43 10:45 your tomorrow morning and afternoon
10:45 10:47 across the West yeah we're looking at
10:47 10:48 these temperatures a little bit warmer
10:48 10:50 look at Sacramento temperatures in the
10:50 10:53 90s La coming in the 80s and we can see
10:53 10:55 Seattle uh down off towards the South
10:55 10:57 plenty of the red there so we're looking
10:57 11:00 at 71 million people above average as we
11:00 11:02 move into your tomorrow more of the same
11:02 11:04 as we head into your Monday and then we
11:04 11:06 also do have some rain to talk about as
11:06 11:08 well across the West here plenty of rain
11:08 11:10 and in the higher elevations oh yeah
11:10 11:12 we'll see some Mountain snow out there
11:12 11:15 as well Adriana back to you Lynette
11:15 11:17 Charles from The Weather Channel tonight
11:17 11:19 Powerball jackpot is now standing at an
11:19 11:23 astounding $1.4 billion doar the big
11:23 11:26 prize is drawing big lines for tickets
11:26 11:27 Powerball has not had a grand prize
11:27 11:30 winner since July a streak of 33
11:30 11:33 drawings 1.4 billion would be the fifth
11:33 11:37 largest payout in US Lottery history
11:37 11:39 straight ahead on the CBS weekend news a
11:39 11:41 new take on Space tourism that leaves
11:41 11:45 the rockets on Earth and a disturbing
11:45 11:48 Discovery at a Colorado funeral
11:48 11:52 home and the effort to write a wrong at
11:52 11:57 one of our nation's most important
11:57 12:02 churches
12:02 12:05 a new space tourism Venture is Aiming
12:05 12:07 High promising to send people into space
12:07 12:09 but they won't get there on Rockets
12:09 12:12 cbs's Mark stman in Tucson Arizona has
12:12 12:14 more on the Next Great
12:14 12:18 Leap a straty is a set of technologies
12:18 12:21 that includes a lift balloon a ballast
12:21 12:24 balloon and a and a craft Ryan Hartman
12:24 12:27 is the CEO of worldview Enterprises his
12:27 12:29 company uses high altitude helium
12:29 12:32 balloons to collect data and images from
12:32 12:32 the
12:32 12:35 stratosphere but Hartman has other
12:35 12:37 aspirations to send up not just tools
12:37 12:41 but humans too this is the Balloon Farm
12:41 12:43 so this is where we manufacture all of
12:43 12:45 our stratospheric balloons if it's one
12:45 12:48 of our future space tourism balloons
12:48 12:50 it'll be the length of this table two
12:50 12:52 football fields long when we bring space
12:52 12:56 tourism to the marketplace at scale uh
12:56 12:58 we'll do 500 to 700 flights per year
12:58 13:02 here in space tourism 500 to 700 flights
13:02 13:06 yes wow this is a fullsize mockup of the
13:06 13:09 explor Space Capsule we often talk about
13:09 13:11 what we're selling is a view right and
13:11 13:14 so the window has to be perfect uh uh
13:14 13:17 you have to be able to design a window
13:17 13:19 uh that is safe for operating in space
13:19 13:21 but also delivers the promise of an
13:21 13:24 inspired perspective worldview plans to
13:24 13:26 operate seven launch destinations to
13:26 13:29 send tourists high above 7 unique
13:29 13:33 Wonders of the World the price
13:33 13:35 $50,000 our approach is to deliver
13:35 13:37 something that is more attainable from
13:37 13:38 the point of view that it's available to
13:38 13:42 a larger age range of people and it's
13:42 13:44 something that that feels more um I'll
13:44 13:47 say doable uh for people that uh that
13:47 13:49 it's a safer way to experience viewing
13:49 13:54 our Earth from on high Marren CBS News
13:54 13:56 Tucson still ahead on the CBS weekend
13:56 13:59 news what Colorado Police found when
13:59 14:04 responding to a foul
14:04 14:06 smell the Hunt is on for a killer in
14:06 14:09 Vermont Honore Fleming a retired Vermont
14:09 14:11 State University Dean was shot dead on a
14:11 14:13 trail in the town of Castleton police
14:13 14:15 are looking for a dark-haired man
14:15 14:18 carrying a gray backpack who was seen in
14:18 14:21 the area shortly after gunfire Was Heard
14:21 14:23 Fleming who was 77 was the wife of
14:23 14:27 best-selling author Ron Powers now to a
14:27 14:30 grim Discovery in Colorado
14:30 14:33 115 decaying bodies were found at the
14:33 14:35 Return To Nature Funeral Home in the
14:35 14:38 town of penr the company specialized in
14:38 14:41 performing green burials that used
14:41 14:44 biodegradable caskets and no inbombing
14:44 14:47 officials describe the scene as horrific
14:47 14:49 next on the CBS weekend news it's one of
14:49 14:52 the world's most prestigious races the
14:52 14:57 competition Flying high in the
14:57 14:59 sky
14:59 15:01 tonight what's being called a Balloon
15:01 15:04 Fiesta in Albuquerque New Mexico this
15:04 15:06 video shows the mass launch on a
15:06 15:09 beautiful fall day among those gathered
15:09 15:11 Crews from all over the world who are
15:11 15:13 racing in one of the most prestigious
15:13 15:15 events in aviation the team that travels
15:15 15:19 the farthest without refueling wins the
15:19 15:21 competition's expected to last 3 days
15:21 15:23 and could stretch all the way into
15:23 15:26 Canada when we return correcting a
15:26 15:36 national stain in stained glass
15:36 15:38 we end tonight in Washington where the
15:38 15:40 National Cathedral is shining a new
15:40 15:42 light for the fight for racial Justice
15:42 15:46 by removing part of its own dark
15:46 15:49 past if the walls could talk at
15:49 15:52 Washington's National Cathedral they'd
15:52 15:54 recount some of our nation's most
15:54 15:57 profound moments but these walls have
15:57 16:00 also upheld a stain in stained glass
16:00 16:02 tributes to Confederate generals Robert
16:02 16:06 E Lee Thomas Stonewall Jackson and their
16:06 16:08 flag they've now been replaced with
16:08 16:11 protesters Marching for equality wanted
16:11 16:13 to be here to witness it I've never seen
16:13 16:16 anything like it so I'm like wow it is
16:16 16:19 pretty brilliant pretty bright it's
16:19 16:21 glowing it's the work of renowned
16:21 16:24 Chicago artist Carrie James Marshall
16:24 16:26 whose pieces can go for Millions his
16:26 16:29 price for this $18
16:29 16:33 65 a nod to slavery's end I think these
16:33 16:36 windows simply announce themselves to
16:36 16:38 the passer by in a way that most of the
16:38 16:40 other windows in the cathedral don't
16:40 16:42 also unlike the other windows here
16:42 16:45 there's a wheelchair no faces and in a
16:45 16:47 church you're so used to looking up at
16:47 16:49 the windows and seeing white skin and
16:49 16:52 seeing black skin here it's almost like
16:52 16:55 you have to do a double take I don't
16:55 16:58 think these windows exclude anybody
16:58 16:59 because I I think the activity and what
16:59 17:00 they engaged in is something that
17:00 17:04 everybody can partake in below are words
17:04 17:07 by Poet Elizabeth Alexander each day who
17:07 17:09 performed at President Obama's first
17:09 17:12 inauguration in the final line of the
17:12 17:15 poem may this portal be where the light
17:15 17:18 comes in that can illuminate the beauty
17:18 17:21 of the past and also sometimes the
17:21 17:23 untruths of the past what does it mean
17:23 17:25 to you that your words are here
17:25 17:29 represented in such a historical place
17:29 17:33 they will outlive me by a very very very
17:33 17:37 very long measure and what that means is
17:37 17:39 actually beyond words for me right now I
17:39 17:42 don't think I could have asked for
17:42 17:44 anything more meaningful to have done in
17:44 17:47 my life as a kind of gift to the nation
17:47 17:49 as a
17:49 17:52 whole an Incredible Gift that is the CBS
17:52 17:53 weekend news for this Saturday first
17:53 17:55 think tomorrow Sunday morning with Jane
17:55 17:58 Paulie followed by Face the Nation among
17:58 18:00 Margaret Brennan's guests Secretary of
18:00 18:02 State Anthony blinkin and Israeli
18:02 18:05 Ambassador Michael Herzog for now I'm
18:05 18:16 adriena Diaz in Washington good
18:16 18:16 night
0:04 0:07 back after a surprise
0:07 0:10 attack Hamas militants from Gaza stun
0:10 0:13 Israel firing thousands of rockets and
0:13 0:15 invading border towns and army bases
0:15 0:19 Hamas taking captives as people in Gaza
0:19 0:21 celebrate prime minister Benjamin
0:21 0:24 Netanyahu says Israel is at War fighter
0:24 0:27 jets take aim at highrises in Gaza
0:27 0:29 hundreds are feared dead thousands
0:29 0:30 injured
0:30 0:32 President Biden and other Western
0:32 0:34 leaders condemning the attacks and let
0:34 0:37 there be no mistake the United States
0:37 0:40 stands with the state of Israel we'll
0:40 0:43 have the latest also tonight striking
0:43 0:45 California healthcare workers returned
0:45 0:47 to work with no deal even as the job
0:47 0:51 market boomed and later Washington's
0:51 0:53 National Cathedral has a new view the
0:53 0:56 story behind this stained glass and the
0:56 0:59 stain on History it replaced pretty
0:59 1:05 brilliant pretty bright it's
1:05 1:09 glowing this is the CBS weekend news
1:09 1:13 from Washington with Adriana
1:13 1:15 Diaz good evening today Israel battled
1:15 1:18 to repel a surprise invasion of its
1:18 1:20 territory after Palestinian militants
1:20 1:23 launched highly coordinated attacks from
1:23 1:25 Gaza thousands of rockets were fired
1:25 1:28 into Israel as gunmen infiltrated
1:28 1:30 several border towns and
1:30 1:33 kidnapping civilians and soldiers
1:33 1:35 Israel's prime minister Benjamin
1:35 1:37 Netanyahu declared the country was quote
1:37 1:40 at War he said their enemy would pay an
1:40 1:43 unprecedented price Israeli war planes
1:43 1:46 took aim at Gaza among the targets hit
1:46 1:48 this highrise which was reduced to
1:48 1:51 Rubble hundreds have been killed on both
1:51 1:54 sides and it is a sharp escalation of
1:54 1:55 violence for a region that bears the
1:55 1:59 scars of centuries of conflict cbs's MTS
1:59 2:03 TI in Tel Aviv leads us off Adriana good
2:03 2:05 evening tonight a fresh wave of rockets
2:05 2:07 has hit Tel Aviv with the Israeli
2:07 2:10 military saying it's fighting in 22
2:10 2:12 locations as the government confirms
2:12 2:15 over 250 Israelis are now dead at least
2:15 2:18 1600 injured and an unknown number
2:18 2:21 remain in captivity the question many
2:21 2:24 Israelis are asking now is how how was
2:24 2:26 Hamas able to carry out such a massive
2:26 2:29 attack remember Israel arguably has the
2:29 2:31 most power powerful and bestf funded
2:31 2:33 intelligence agencies in the Middle East
2:33 2:36 it spends Millions to secure its border
2:36 2:38 fence with Gaza to prevent something
2:38 2:40 like this from happening and yet Hamas
2:40 2:42 Fighters were able to carry out such a
2:42 2:44 catastrophic attack as for Hamas what
2:44 2:47 it's calling operation alxa flood will
2:47 2:49 no doubt see the death toll in Gaza
2:49 2:53 spiral as Israel continues to retaliate
2:53 2:55 so far at least 198 Palestinians have
2:55 2:58 been killed and over 1,600 wounded in a
2:58 3:00 series of strikes Accord according to
3:00 3:02 the territory's Ministry of Health as
3:02 3:04 armed Palestinian groups in the occupied
3:04 3:06 West Bank have vowed tonight to join
3:06 3:08 Hamas in its ongoing assault and while
3:08 3:10 the Israeli leadership is vowing to
3:10 3:13 inflict at quote unprecedented price on
3:13 3:15 Hamas Adriana this is unchartered
3:15 3:17 territory for Israel which now finds
3:17 3:21 itself in a fullscale war MTS Tab and
3:21 3:23 Tel Aviv thank you tensions between
3:23 3:26 Hamas and Israel exploded on a major
3:26 3:28 Jewish holiday catching the Israeli
3:28 3:31 military off guard cbs's Ian Lee reports
3:31 3:33 from
3:33 3:35 London Gaza militants started their
3:35 3:38 surprise attack this morning launching
3:38 3:40 thousands of rockets into
3:40 3:43 Israel following it up with an invasion
3:43 3:43 by
3:43 3:47 land sea an even
3:47 3:50 air social media showed them quickly
3:50 3:52 sweeping into Israeli military bases and
3:52 3:55 communities killing hundreds and
3:55 3:58 injuring hundreds more this Israeli
3:58 4:00 woman says she was able to ES Escape an
4:00 4:03 outdoor party attacked by gunmen
4:03 4:05 Palestinian militants attacked on
4:05 4:07 multiple
4:07 4:10 fronts videos of the aftermath show
4:10 4:12 bodies of Israeli civilians scattered
4:12 4:15 across the streets during the assault
4:15 4:18 Hamas used drones to Target machine guns
4:18 4:21 soldiers and to even hit a
4:21 4:23 tank while captured Israeli equipment
4:23 4:26 was paraded through the streets of
4:26 4:29 Gaza videos and photos also allegedly
4:29 4:31 show Gaza a militants abducting an
4:31 4:33 unknown number of Israelis including
4:33 4:35 children and the elderly and taking them
4:35 4:39 back into Gaza with a country in shock
4:39 4:41 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
4:41 4:45 Netanyahu declared
4:45 4:48 war he told his security cabinet the
4:48 4:50 first objective is to clear out enemy
4:50 4:52 forces and restore security the second
4:52 4:55 is to exact an immense price from the
4:55 4:57 enemy and the third is to reinforce
4:57 5:00 other fronts so nobody mistak akly joins
5:00 5:01 this
5:01 5:04 war already Israel has responded with
5:04 5:06 air strikes targeting what they say are
5:06 5:09 Hamas
5:09 5:12 targets Palestinian officials in Gaza
5:12 5:15 say hundreds of people have been killed
5:15 5:17 a Hamas Commander called on Palestinians
5:17 5:20 everywhere to rise up against Israel
5:20 5:22 Israeli soldiers are now fighting to
5:22 5:24 retake captured
5:24 5:27 ground while tens of thousands of
5:27 5:30 soldiers are being called up for Duty
5:30 5:32 tensions have been building for months
5:32 5:34 between Palestinians and Israelis in the
5:34 5:37 West Bank and Jerusalem many in the
5:37 5:39 International Community have been quick
5:39 5:41 to condemn today's
5:41 5:45 attack but the scale sophistication and
5:45 5:47 complexity of the attack have left many
5:47 5:50 stunned in comparing it to the surprise
5:50 5:52 attack by Egyptians during the yam
5:52 5:56 kapore War 50 years ago tonight many are
5:56 5:58 wondering how Israeli intelligence could
5:58 6:01 fail to detect such an ambitious attack
6:01 6:03 Adriana I've been on both sides of the
6:03 6:05 Israel Gaza border it is heavily
6:05 6:08 monitored and fortified but getting to
6:08 6:09 the bottom of those questions might have
6:09 6:12 to wait as the country prepares for
6:12 6:14 what's shaping up to be a very long and
6:14 6:18 bloody war Ian Lee thank you so much
6:18 6:20 today President Biden condemned the
6:20 6:22 attacks against Israel reaffirming the
6:22 6:24 US's commitment to the Jewish State
6:24 6:27 security cbs's Christina rafini is at
6:27 6:29 the White House Christina good evening
6:29 6:31 good evening Adriana the president was
6:31 6:32 told about the attacks early this
6:32 6:34 morning and Senior staff worked through
6:34 6:36 the night the White House is also
6:36 6:38 pushing back tonight against Republican
6:38 6:40 claims that this attack by Iran back
6:40 6:43 terror group Hamas has anything to do
6:43 6:45 with assets that were unfrozen during
6:45 6:47 the recent release of detained Americans
6:47 6:48 from
6:48 6:50 Tran the United States stands with the
6:50 6:52 people of Israel in the face of these
6:52 6:55 terrorist assaults Israel has the right
6:55 6:57 to defend itself and its people speaking
6:57 6:58 by phone to Israeli Prime Minister
6:58 7:00 Benjamin n
7:00 7:01 President Biden says America's
7:01 7:03 commitment to Israel's security is
7:03 7:05 unwavering this is not a moment for any
7:05 7:08 party hostile to Israel to exploit these
7:08 7:11 attacks to seek Advantage the world is
7:11 7:14 watching but domestic political
7:14 7:15 divisions could complicate that
7:15 7:17 commitment there is nothing the house
7:17 7:19 can do until they elect a speaker
7:19 7:21 members of Congress including oued
7:21 7:23 speaker Kevin McCarthy are warning that
7:23 7:25 the lack of a house speaker will hinder
7:25 7:27 America's ability to respond so if we
7:27 7:29 have to come together uh to deliver some
7:29 7:32 emergency aid to Israel we don't even
7:32 7:35 have a speaker in place to do that right
7:35 7:36 now it's even complicating national
7:36 7:38 security briefings for members of
7:38 7:40 Congress Iran is funding Hamas and
7:40 7:42 Hezbollah on the campaign Trail
7:42 7:44 Republican candidates seized on a
7:44 7:45 prisoner exchange the White House
7:45 7:48 negotiated in September which unfroze 6
7:48 7:51 billion in Iranian assets I would not be
7:51 7:52 at all surprised if part of that
7:52 7:54 tremendous wealth that they just
7:54 7:56 accumulated went into all of a sudden
7:56 7:58 watching this level of aggression but
7:58 8:00 the White House pushed back hard saying
8:00 8:02 that not a penny of the money has been
8:02 8:04 spent and that these funds have
8:04 8:05 absolutely nothing to do with the
8:05 8:08 horrific attacks today and this is not a
8:08 8:10 time to spread
8:10 8:12 disinformation a senior White House
8:12 8:14 official says it's still too soon to say
8:14 8:16 if Iran was directly involved in this
8:16 8:18 Hamas assault but that Iran has funded
8:18 8:21 the group in the past Adriana Christina
8:21 8:24 rafini thank you today's striking
8:24 8:26 healthcare workers in five states and
8:26 8:28 the District of Colombia returned to
8:28 8:30 work after a three day walk out but
8:30 8:33 other labor unrest goes on CBS says
8:33 8:35 Elise Preston is in Los Angeles tonight
8:35 8:37 as economic forces push unions to the
8:37 8:39 picket
8:39 8:42 lines Adriana more than
8:42 8:45 450,000 people have walked off their
8:45 8:47 jobs this year many who are still
8:47 8:49 striking say they will keep fighting for
8:49 8:52 higher
8:52 8:55 wages 75,000 Kaiser Permanente
8:55 8:57 healthcare workers are back at work
8:57 9:00 today after a 3 day strike failed to
9:00 9:03 produce a deal we are not done we are
9:03 9:04 ready to go next
9:04 9:07 week Auto Workers rallied in Chicago
9:07 9:10 today as the UAW after a concession from
9:10 9:13 General Motors decided not to expand its
9:13 9:15 walkouts while Ford announced more
9:15 9:18 strike related layoffs now totaling
9:18 9:19 1,800
9:19 9:21 employees the workers are among the
9:21 9:23 millions of Americans feeling the sting
9:23 9:26 of inflation the surprisingly strong us
9:26 9:30 jobs report with 33600 added to payrolls
9:30 9:33 could lead the Federal Reserve to raise
9:33 9:35 interest rates again next month higher
9:35 9:37 interest rates are designed to reduce
9:37 9:39 demand in the economy so that inflation
9:39 9:41 comes down and and we can get prices
9:41 9:44 back under control borrowing money is
9:44 9:46 more expensive with mortgage rates
9:46 9:49 nearing 8% and interest for credit card
9:49 9:51 soaring to
9:51 9:56 22% a number not seen in 30 years also
9:56 9:58 straining household budgets the price of
9:58 10:01 gas and groceries even though household
10:01 10:02 costs aren't going up as fast as they
10:02 10:04 had been they're still a lot higher than
10:04 10:06 they were just two or three years ago
10:06 10:09 and the income hasn't kept up now the
10:09 10:11 economy is proving strong despite some
10:11 10:14 challenges experts advise now is a good
10:14 10:16 time to pay down credit card debt and
10:16 10:20 ramp up your emergency savings Adriana
10:20 10:22 good advice Lise Preston thank you
10:22 10:24 tonight people across the country are
10:24 10:26 facing a wide variety of weather risks
10:26 10:28 including a blistering Heat Wave and
10:28 10:31 sudden cold snap Lynette Charles has the
10:31 10:33 latest from our partners at The Weather
10:33 10:36 Channel good evening Adriana it is going
10:36 10:38 to be quite chilly out there especially
10:38 10:39 across the East Coast we can see what's
10:39 10:41 going on with those temperatures in the
10:41 10:43 40s and the 50s but as we go in through
10:43 10:45 your tomorrow morning and afternoon
10:45 10:47 across the West yeah we're looking at
10:47 10:48 these temperatures a little bit warmer
10:48 10:50 look at Sacramento temperatures in the
10:50 10:53 90s La coming in the 80s and we can see
10:53 10:55 Seattle uh down off towards the South
10:55 10:57 plenty of the red there so we're looking
10:57 11:00 at 71 million people above average as we
11:00 11:02 move into your tomorrow more of the same
11:02 11:04 as we head into your Monday and then we
11:04 11:06 also do have some rain to talk about as
11:06 11:08 well across the West here plenty of rain
11:08 11:10 and in the higher elevations oh yeah
11:10 11:12 we'll see some Mountain snow out there
11:12 11:15 as well Adriana back to you Lynette
11:15 11:17 Charles from The Weather Channel tonight
11:17 11:19 Powerball jackpot is now standing at an
11:19 11:23 astounding $1.4 billion doar the big
11:23 11:26 prize is drawing big lines for tickets
11:26 11:27 Powerball has not had a grand prize
11:27 11:30 winner since July a streak of 33
11:30 11:33 drawings 1.4 billion would be the fifth
11:33 11:37 largest payout in US Lottery history
11:37 11:39 straight ahead on the CBS weekend news a
11:39 11:41 new take on Space tourism that leaves
11:41 11:45 the rockets on Earth and a disturbing
11:45 11:48 Discovery at a Colorado funeral
11:48 11:52 home and the effort to write a wrong at
11:52 11:57 one of our nation's most important
11:57 12:02 churches
12:02 12:05 a new space tourism Venture is Aiming
12:05 12:07 High promising to send people into space
12:07 12:09 but they won't get there on Rockets
12:09 12:12 cbs's Mark stman in Tucson Arizona has
12:12 12:14 more on the Next Great
12:14 12:18 Leap a straty is a set of technologies
12:18 12:21 that includes a lift balloon a ballast
12:21 12:24 balloon and a and a craft Ryan Hartman
12:24 12:27 is the CEO of worldview Enterprises his
12:27 12:29 company uses high altitude helium
12:29 12:32 balloons to collect data and images from
12:32 12:32 the
12:32 12:35 stratosphere but Hartman has other
12:35 12:37 aspirations to send up not just tools
12:37 12:41 but humans too this is the Balloon Farm
12:41 12:43 so this is where we manufacture all of
12:43 12:45 our stratospheric balloons if it's one
12:45 12:48 of our future space tourism balloons
12:48 12:50 it'll be the length of this table two
12:50 12:52 football fields long when we bring space
12:52 12:56 tourism to the marketplace at scale uh
12:56 12:58 we'll do 500 to 700 flights per year
12:58 13:02 here in space tourism 500 to 700 flights
13:02 13:06 yes wow this is a fullsize mockup of the
13:06 13:09 explor Space Capsule we often talk about
13:09 13:11 what we're selling is a view right and
13:11 13:14 so the window has to be perfect uh uh
13:14 13:17 you have to be able to design a window
13:17 13:19 uh that is safe for operating in space
13:19 13:21 but also delivers the promise of an
13:21 13:24 inspired perspective worldview plans to
13:24 13:26 operate seven launch destinations to
13:26 13:29 send tourists high above 7 unique
13:29 13:33 Wonders of the World the price
13:33 13:35 $50,000 our approach is to deliver
13:35 13:37 something that is more attainable from
13:37 13:38 the point of view that it's available to
13:38 13:42 a larger age range of people and it's
13:42 13:44 something that that feels more um I'll
13:44 13:47 say doable uh for people that uh that
13:47 13:49 it's a safer way to experience viewing
13:49 13:54 our Earth from on high Marren CBS News
13:54 13:56 Tucson still ahead on the CBS weekend
13:56 13:59 news what Colorado Police found when
13:59 14:04 responding to a foul
14:04 14:06 smell the Hunt is on for a killer in
14:06 14:09 Vermont Honore Fleming a retired Vermont
14:09 14:11 State University Dean was shot dead on a
14:11 14:13 trail in the town of Castleton police
14:13 14:15 are looking for a dark-haired man
14:15 14:18 carrying a gray backpack who was seen in
14:18 14:21 the area shortly after gunfire Was Heard
14:21 14:23 Fleming who was 77 was the wife of
14:23 14:27 best-selling author Ron Powers now to a
14:27 14:30 grim Discovery in Colorado
14:30 14:33 115 decaying bodies were found at the
14:33 14:35 Return To Nature Funeral Home in the
14:35 14:38 town of penr the company specialized in
14:38 14:41 performing green burials that used
14:41 14:44 biodegradable caskets and no inbombing
14:44 14:47 officials describe the scene as horrific
14:47 14:49 next on the CBS weekend news it's one of
14:49 14:52 the world's most prestigious races the
14:52 14:57 competition Flying high in the
14:57 14:59 sky
14:59 15:01 tonight what's being called a Balloon
15:01 15:04 Fiesta in Albuquerque New Mexico this
15:04 15:06 video shows the mass launch on a
15:06 15:09 beautiful fall day among those gathered
15:09 15:11 Crews from all over the world who are
15:11 15:13 racing in one of the most prestigious
15:13 15:15 events in aviation the team that travels
15:15 15:19 the farthest without refueling wins the
15:19 15:21 competition's expected to last 3 days
15:21 15:23 and could stretch all the way into
15:23 15:26 Canada when we return correcting a
15:26 15:36 national stain in stained glass
15:36 15:38 we end tonight in Washington where the
15:38 15:40 National Cathedral is shining a new
15:40 15:42 light for the fight for racial Justice
15:42 15:46 by removing part of its own dark
15:46 15:49 past if the walls could talk at
15:49 15:52 Washington's National Cathedral they'd
15:52 15:54 recount some of our nation's most
15:54 15:57 profound moments but these walls have
15:57 16:00 also upheld a stain in stained glass
16:00 16:02 tributes to Confederate generals Robert
16:02 16:06 E Lee Thomas Stonewall Jackson and their
16:06 16:08 flag they've now been replaced with
16:08 16:11 protesters Marching for equality wanted
16:11 16:13 to be here to witness it I've never seen
16:13 16:16 anything like it so I'm like wow it is
16:16 16:19 pretty brilliant pretty bright it's
16:19 16:21 glowing it's the work of renowned
16:21 16:24 Chicago artist Carrie James Marshall
16:24 16:26 whose pieces can go for Millions his
16:26 16:29 price for this $18
16:29 16:33 65 a nod to slavery's end I think these
16:33 16:36 windows simply announce themselves to
16:36 16:38 the passer by in a way that most of the
16:38 16:40 other windows in the cathedral don't
16:40 16:42 also unlike the other windows here
16:42 16:45 there's a wheelchair no faces and in a
16:45 16:47 church you're so used to looking up at
16:47 16:49 the windows and seeing white skin and
16:49 16:52 seeing black skin here it's almost like
16:52 16:55 you have to do a double take I don't
16:55 16:58 think these windows exclude anybody
16:58 16:59 because I I think the activity and what
16:59 17:00 they engaged in is something that
17:00 17:04 everybody can partake in below are words
17:04 17:07 by Poet Elizabeth Alexander each day who
17:07 17:09 performed at President Obama's first
17:09 17:12 inauguration in the final line of the
17:12 17:15 poem may this portal be where the light
17:15 17:18 comes in that can illuminate the beauty
17:18 17:21 of the past and also sometimes the
17:21 17:23 untruths of the past what does it mean
17:23 17:25 to you that your words are here
17:25 17:29 represented in such a historical place
17:29 17:33 they will outlive me by a very very very
17:33 17:37 very long measure and what that means is
17:37 17:39 actually beyond words for me right now I
17:39 17:42 don't think I could have asked for
17:42 17:44 anything more meaningful to have done in
17:44 17:47 my life as a kind of gift to the nation
17:47 17:49 as a
17:49 17:52 whole an Incredible Gift that is the CBS
17:52 17:53 weekend news for this Saturday first
17:53 17:55 think tomorrow Sunday morning with Jane
17:55 17:58 Paulie followed by Face the Nation among
17:58 18:00 Margaret Brennan's guests Secretary of
18:00 18:02 State Anthony blinkin and Israeli
18:02 18:05 Ambassador Michael Herzog for now I'm
18:05 18:16 adriena Diaz in Washington good
18:16 18:16 night
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