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A 15-hour standoff at a bank building in Bakersfield, California, ended Wednesday after all hostages were freed and the suspect was killed by the FBI. 

As the votes are still coming in for California's primaries, it seems voters will likely send two Republican political newcomers to the November elections.

And, for the first time since the war with Iran started, the Republican-led House passed legislation that would force President Trump to stop all military action against Iran. However, it still has to go to the Senate.

Frontier Airlines flight diverted because of an unruly passenger. What he allegedly tried to do before being restrained from another passenger. Primary day, voters head to the polls in six states in what could be a preview of the mid-terms. What we are watching for in major races for governor of California and mayor of Los Angeles. And the case of that Michigan woman missing in the Bahamas, no possible murder investigation. We are there as a new search for her is about to begin.

As millions of Americans head to their Memorial Day destinations, travel troubles are starting to erupt.

The wildfire emergency in California is intensifying with more than a dozen fires burning across the state.

And today, the Justice Department hit Cuba's former leader Raul Castro with criminal charges, including murder.

U.S. and Denmark officials still have "fundamental" disagreements over the future of Greenland after a high-level meeting on Wednesday. President Trump said Wednesday he's heard on "good authority" that Iran is stopping its deadly crackdown on anti-government protests. Half a dozen federal prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned in protest, according to sources speaking to CBS News, after the Justice Department declined to launch an investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Good, including the actions of the ICE agent.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News - President Biden tests positive for COVID; we'll hear about his symptoms and how he's doing. Then - The January 6th committee teases a bombshell hearing in primetime detailing what President Trump was doing for more than three hours while his supporters attacked the Capitol. And in "Eye on America" - CBS News has exclusive access to Yellowstone National Park to see the damage from unprecedented flooding. We'll talk about how long it will take to repair. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News - President Biden tests positive for COVID; we'll hear about his symptoms and how he's doing. Then - The January 6th committee teases a bombshell hearing in primetime detailing what President Trump was doing for more than three hours while his supporters attacked the Capitol. And in "Eye on America" - CBS News has exclusive access to Yellowstone National Park to see the damage from unprecedented flooding. We'll talk about how long it will take to repair. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, dangerously hot temperatures scorch a wide swatch of the country. How long this heat wave will last and the impact it's having on millions of Americans.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the blistering heat is moving from uncomfortable to life threatening as many Americans are under heat warnings.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a scathing new report -- how police in Uvalde failed and missed many opportunities to save the students trapped inside their classrooms. 

Coming up on the CBS Evening News -- A fist bump seen around the world. President Biden travels to Saudi Arabia to meet with a man he once called a "pariah." Plus -- The Secret Service is under fire. The agency is defending itself against claims it deleted text messages from the January 6th attack. And a heartwarming story about how family and good neighbors are often one and the same. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.