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.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest developments from the January 6th hearings and 2024 election news from former President Donald Trump.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Americans are dealing with sticker shock as inflation hits the highest rate in four decades. The real-world impact it's having on your bottom line. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the explosive new details about a heated hours long shouting match between the White House legal team and former President Trump's outside advisors.

President Biden signed an executive order earlier today -- aimed at protecting access to abortion. This -- as he faces mounting pressure from fellow Democrats to be more forceful on the subject after the Supreme Court ended a constitutional right to the procedure two weeks ago. Meanwhile, Pat Cipollone, who served as White House counsel under former President Donald Trump, has reached an agreement to appear Friday before the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol. During a campaign speech Friday, Japan's former Prime Minister was shot and airlifted to a hospital. He later succumbed to his injuries. The community of Highland Park, IL continues to mourn after this weekend's Fourth of July shooting. Late Friday, it was announced that Elon Musk will be terminating his 44-billion-dollar bid to buy Twitter. Plus, an exclusive interview with Vice President Kamala Harris about the economy, gun violence, and abortion ahead of the midterm elections. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell. CBS's Jericka Duncan guest anchors tonight's broadcast.

At a Ford factory in Dearborn, Michigan, President Trump exclusively spoke with Tony Dokoupil about the unrest in Iran, the economy and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Trump brushed off a question about political retribution and said, "I can’t help what it looks like."

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and how it could affect the war in Ukraine. Plus: WNBA star Brittney Griner's guilty plea in a Russian court and the latest developments in the Highland Park shooting.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details in the parade massacre – why officials believe the suspected shooter contemplated a second attack and changed his mind. 

The city of Highland Park, Illinois is in mourning after a shooting during their Fourth of July parade. The death toll rose to seven today, with more than 30 others injured. A state of emergency remains in effect following several days of protests in the wake of the fatal police shooting of 25-year-old Jayland Walker. The killing has sparked outrage after it was revealed that Walker was shot at least 60 times after fleeing a traffic stop. President Biden awarded the Medal of Honor, the Nation's highest honor for recognition of valor, to four men for their time on the Vietnam battlefield. All had received lower-level decorations for their time in combat. But senior military officials decided to upgrade the awards. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell. Adriana Diaz anchors from Highland Park. Major Garrett anchors from Washington DC.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, 6 people are dead and another dozen are injured following a shooting in Highland Park, Illinois.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News - The holiday travel rush gets underway as passengers brace for packed flights, delays and cancellations. Plus - are Russian sanctions working? In an exclusive interview, Margaret Brennan sat down with the German chancellor to talk about what more can be done to punish Russia for the war in Ukraine. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the fallout over the explosive testimony before the January 6th committee. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Cassidy Hutchinson, the former aide to the Chief of Staff Mark Meadows gives a stunning testimony from Capitol Hill.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, an Amtrak train derailed with more than 200 people on board and the fight for abortion rights isn't over.

Coming up -- a historic and unprecedented day in America as the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade. We'll give you full team coverage on the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Anchor and Managing Editor Norah O'Donnell sits down with filmmaker Alex Holder for his *first* interview about his documentary on former President Trump.

President Trump has long criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Now Powell is pushing back, claiming a DOJ investigation is retaliation for refusing to cut interest rates, as bipartisan concerns grow over the Federal Reserve’s independence. Mass protests that erupted in Iran last month are now entering a third week, with some demonstrators calling for an end to the Islamic Republic. President Trump has threatened U.S. military action if Iran’s leaders continue a lethal crackdown on their own citizens, but says the regime wants to negotiate. Reza Pahlavi, Iran's exiled crown prince, called on President Trump to take action against the Iranian regime sooner rather than later. Here’s what he told CBS News’ Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as more flights get canceled, air travel plans for the summer could get ruined. What you need to know as summer heats up.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, travel chaos at American airports with thousands of flights canceled or delayed. What passengers should know before heading to the airport.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, mortgage rates skyrocket -- with the average 30-year loan jumping to its highest point since 2008. What it means for home buyers.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the Federal Reserve's bold move -- with its largest rate hike since 1994. The impact it could have on skyrocketing inflation. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the record breaking triple digit temperatures as nearly a third of Americans are in the path of dangerous heat -- with severe weather hitting almost every state.

It was a brutal day on Wall Street. Is the U.S. heading toward another recession? There's a framework deal on gun legislation. What a bipartisan group of Senators agreed to and will it help prevent the next mass shooting? Plus, an exclusive interview with Christine Wormuth, America's first woman secretary of the Army. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, pain in the pocketbook -- as inflation hits a 40-year high...from gas prices to rent and groceries. 

Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Tonight is the first public hearing of the committee investigating the January 6th attack. We'll have a preview of what's expected. Plus: "Eye on America" shows us how a non-profit is trying to end the cycle of homelessness among young people. And students are starting the day with family, friends and exercise. Why the "Walking School Bus" is growing in popularity. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, survivors and family members of victims killed by gun violence testify before House lawmakers. 

An emotional speech from actor and Uvalde native Matthew McConaughey as he pleads for responsible gun control measures. Meanwhile, he surge of guns in America. Gunmakers produce triple the number of firearms from just 20 years ago. What's behind the increase? Plus, we will learn how an Arizona teen is helping senior citizens and their pets. Those stories and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."

Newly obtained cellphone video taken by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis shows a different angle of the encounter and the moments leading up to Wednesday's shooting. President Trump met with a group of oil industry executives at the White House on Friday as his administration presses oil companies to reenter Venezuela.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a deadly weekend of gun violence in America leaves 17 dead. But could Congress be on the brink of a gun control deal?  

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, tracking the first storm of hurricane season with millions of Americans in the path of a tropical system this weekend.

On tonight's CBS Evening News, a jury has reached a verdict in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial. The outcome of the high-profile civil lawsuit. Plus -- Nevada's extreme measures to combat drought conditions. And -- the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The preparations underway for a royal celebration. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News, inflation and America's small businesses. The nationwide impact as consumer confidence falls. Plus -- planes without pilots. What airlines are doing to recruit the next generation of flyers. And -- how TikTok helped a small non-profit reach thousands of people in need. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News: The first funerals for the victims of the Texas school shooting take place tomorrow... We'll discuss the Justice Department's review of local law enforcement's failed response to the shooting and what they're looking for. Plus - holiday travel woes. The travel nightmare for many Americans this Memorial Day. And a Memorial Day tradition -- honoring our fallen military heroes one note at a time. Nancy Cordes fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Outrage grows after Texas police admit it was the wrong decision to wait more than an hour before confronting the gunman in Uvalde. Plus millions of Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend. We'll take a look ahead as holiday travel reaches near pre-pandemic levels. And Steve Hartman looks ahead to "Taps Across America" and how you can help honor the fallen this Memorial Day. Margaret Brennan fills in for Norah O'Donell on tonight's CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News, more questions than answers after one of the deadliest school shootings in American history. New details in the investigation. Plus -- remembering the victims of the Texas elementary school shooting. How the community is coming together to help the families. And -- "Eye on America." Fighting the rise of gun violence. How young people are learning the art of de-escalation in the hopes of walking away from a fight instead of picking up a weapon. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News, a small Texas community shattered by one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. How the 19 innocent children and their two dedicated teachers who were killed are being remembered tonight. Plus -- the family of a fourth-grader killed just two weeks after her tenth birthday is speaking out about the deadly shooting at a Texas elementary school. And -- new details about the gunman's attack on his grandmother just minutes before the shooting unfolded. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News -- tragedy in Texas after a shooting at an elementary school near San Antonio. All the breaking developments. Plus -- the FBI foils an attempt to kill former President George W. Bush. The details about the informants who gave up the suspect. And -- severe weather in the path of 20-million Americans. The heavy rain and flooding on the way. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the shocking new report that the Southern Baptist Church suppressed decades of reports of sexual abuse, just to avoid accountability.

Federal agents, including officers of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit, clashed with demonstrators who were protesting the killing of a U.S. citizen, 37-year-old Renee Good, by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Wednesday. Iranian authorities appeared to be cutting off internet access Thursday in the capital and some other regions of the country as mass protests and chanting against the government continue. Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that the Trump administration is creating a new assistant attorney general position focused on investigating fraud following allegations that taxpayers were bilked out of billions of dollars in Minnesota.

Coming up on the CBS Evening News... Gas prices hit a new record high just one week before Memorial Day weekend and the kickoff to the summer travel season -- we'll explore the impact it's having across the country. Plus... America's generic drug shortage -- "60 Minutes" takes a look at a broken system that's leaving hospitals without much-needed medicine. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Annapolis, Maryland to find a cat that may have nine lives, or at least one very lucky one. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, COVID infections and hospitalizations are on the rise nationwide.