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An in-depth look at the jobs numbers and what it means for you. The first millennial saint: the teenage computer whiz who was nicknamed "God's influencer". And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone to help fulfill a dream.

Lawmakers across the aisle pulled no punches in the fiery hearing with RFK Jr. The new calls for his resignation. In her first interview, Justice Amy Coney Barrett talks to Norah O'Donnell about the decision to overturn Roe V. Wade. At least one third of Americans have tattoos. "Eye on America"...why is there still a stink over the ink?

More vaccine confusion as Florida looks to scrap mandates altogether. We have what you need to know. Chinese President Xi Jinping flexed his country's military process with an elaborate parade. How he's challenging a US led world order and who's supporting him. Cattle ranchers in Big Sky Country are coming together in an effort to keep food prices down. "Eye on America"...we'll show you how at one...

What we know so far about the US military strike on a boat leaving from Venezuela. The new layer of security you'll soon be seeing soon on airlines and what it's designed to do. Flee to safety or stay and protect your home? "Eye on America"...the surprising advice from a fire chief on what to do during a wildfire.

Smooth traveling this Labor Day despite record numbers of travelling and less cancellations than usual. How do you stay protected from weather that can kill in Phoenix? How using shipping containers are being used as an oasis in the desert heat. "Eye on America"...a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into maintaining a hidden treasure inside Yellowstone National Park.

A new wrinkle in the ongoing trade war could start making things difficult for both online shoppers and small business owners. It's a store unlike anything else: we take you to Katy, Texas, for the full Buc-ee's experience. And for tonight's "On the Road", meet the little boy who has people traveling hours just to spend a few moments with him.

New stories of hope and healing out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. A string of shooting hoaxes has left universities rattled nationwide: the cost and impact it's having on both law enforcement and campuses. Coming up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", meet the voice and the force behind a Memphis radio station who's helped turn a town into a tight community.

We have a team of reporters in Minneapolis tonight. What we're learning about the shooter's motive's. What's known about the condition of those admitted to the Hennepin County Medical Center in the wake of today's shooting. What Federal Law Enforcement is saying about the investigation into a shooting that killed at least two kids and injured at least seventeen more.

President Trump's marathon battle with the Federal Reserve and his firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Artificial Intelligence is coming to rental cars. Which car rental giant is using the technology to spot damage, and what that means for you. They say every dog has it's day. On this National Dog Day, we celebrate our furry friends and all the ways they help us.

The National Guard in Washington are now armed with rifles and revolvers while on patrol. Why President Trump says Chicago and Baltimore could be next. Maurice DuBois sits down with Lieutenant General Russel Honore to talk about the current state of FEMA and what it means for vulnerable communities during hurricane season. "Eye on America"...a camp for kids that gives them a home away from homeles...

Kilmar Abrego Garcia was released from jail and reunited with his family while he awaits trial, his lawyer says. Trump's DOJ releases transcript of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with Todd Blanche. Texas Senate set to vote on GOP redistricting plan that sparked weeks-long House standoff.

The latest on Hurricane Erin delivering coastal flooding and strong winds to the East Coast. Peaking behind the curtain at TikTok and revealing why the social media platform is so addictive. "Eye on America"...a look at the lonestar state's farmers changing how and what they farm.

North Carolina is officially under a state of emergency as Hurricane Erin gains size and strength. How residents are prepping. After months of missing the bullseye, Target CEO Brian Cornell has stepped down. Could he be the first causality of the trade war? "Eye on America"...how a shortage of skilled workers is throwing a wrench into the data centers that power artificial intelligence.

Taking steps towards ending the war in Ukraine and President Trump's to provide security. Back to school season has parents facing both confusing and conflicting guidance. What you need to know with vaccine hesitancy on the rise. There's a national park that's fueling the revival of a coal county. "Eye on America"...a story about rising from the ashes.

Ending the war in Ukraine. President Trump's meeting with President Zelenskyy aimed at ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The price war brewing in the world of GLP-1's, what it means for cutting pounds when costs are getting cut. "Eye on America"...meet the Georgia high school football team that proves success isn't measured just in what you do, but in how you recover.

What's known ahead of tomorrow's sit down between President Trump and Vladimir Putin. How can a city reshape and rebuild for its future? "Eye on America"...the story of a renaissance in the rust belt. A closer look at the history behind the Alaska Purchase ahead of President Trump and Vladimir Putin's summit.

A preview into what President Trump's meeting with Putin in Alaska could look like. "Eye on America"...heading back to Maui two years after the fires to look at the road to recovery. How a harmonica festival in Yellow Pine, Idaho is keeping the whole town going.

Buying and owning a home have long been a core part of the American dream. Where are prices for first time buyers? Breaking down the newly released bodycam video from the 2022 Uvalde school shooting and what it means for those involved. All is not peachy with California stonefruit farmers. On "Eye on America"...how old ways could provide new solutions to stem the threat being face by fruit growers...

DC Crime is at its lowest in 30 years. Why is the Federal Government taking over the city's police department? What we're learning about the shooting at a Target in Austin, Texas. "Eye on America"...heading to the Buckeye state where factories and the next generation of workers are being drawn together thanks to a magnet.

Remembering the space pioneer and legendary Astronaut Jim Lovell. The return of Bed Bath & Beyond with one brick and mortar location. And for "On the Road", going way off the road with a stop at an isolated island community in the middle of a population boom.

After more than four decades, a neighborhood toy store that’s been part of countless childhoods is closing. Its owner says President Trump’s tariffs contributed to the closing, and reflects on the challenges of running a small business. Brian Driscoll, who briefly served as acting director of the FBI in the early days of the second Trump administration, is being pushed out of the bureau, two sourc...

Five soldiers were wounded when an active-duty sergeant opened fire on his coworkers Wednesday at Fort Stewart in Georgia, officials said. The suspected shooter, who was taken into custody, used his personal weapon in the shooting. President Trump’s envoy met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow ahead of Friday’s ceasefire deadline with Ukraine, warning of severe tariffs if no deal is reached.

What's led to the drop in violent crime in Chicago to pre-pandemic levels. Disaster 12,000 feet under the Atlantic. The new details by the Coast Guard explain what led to the loss of the mini-sub on an expedition to the Titanic. "Eye on America"...AI is now helping to provide companionship for aging seniors.

Actions to redraw congressional districts have been stalled after lawmakers wanting to stop the vote leave Texas. Can the Governor force them to return? From chasing the American dream to having an uncertain future. "Eye on America"...what's in store for Ukrainians who already fled a war when returning isn't an option? A new study finds dozens of species of butterflies are disappearing.

Employers across the U.S. added 73,000 jobs in July, a slowdown from previous months. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack tells CBS News' Kelly O'Grady the U.S. economy remains strong on paper, but signs of a slowdown are emerging, especially among lower-income Americans. Four people were killed in a shooting at a bar in Anaconda, Montana and police say the suspect is still at...