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Five Memphis police officers facing felony charges for the death of Tyre Nichols. The 29-year-old father died three days after a traffic stop turned violent. The district attorney said video of the arrest will be released to the public tomorrow night.

In the south, thousands clean up a day after a dozen tornadoes caused catastrophic damage in Texas and Louisiana. Former president Donald Trump will soon be allowed back on Instagram and Facebook.

Nearly 100 million Americans under a dual weather threat. The dangerous fast-moving winter storm that could lead to snow in Philadelphia and New York. In Texas, entire roads flooded, trucks flipped, as multiple tornadoes hit the Houston metro area.

The new information from California on the lunar new year massacre, as the death toll grows to at least 11. The hunt for answers, as authorities search the mobile park home of the alleged 72-year-old gunman.

The massive layoffs in the tech world. Could the job cuts be a sign that a recession is on the way? Google, the latest tech giant to slash jobs, joining companies like Amazon and Microsoft. Combined, more than 70,000 employees get the pink slip over the last year. Why is the tech sector taking such a big hit?

a number of stories making headlines as we come on the air. Alec Baldwin is charged with involuntary manslaughter for the deadly shooting on the set of his western movie. The actor facing up to five years in prison.

Record-breaking snow shuts down a major highway in Colorado, as a massive cross country storm puts tens of millions of Americans in the path off dangerous weather. The evidence discovered inside suspected killer Brian Kohberger's apartment. police say they found possible hair strands, and a single glove.

The new round of severe weather hitting the country, as California struggles to dry out from that record flooding. The dangerous threat to California, with the rising risk of landslides. Plus, Egg-flation. Our look into why the price of eggs have skyrocketed.

No visitor logs for Biden's private home, White House says; Alcoholic liver diseases in young people surge

Tonight, the devastating tornadoes that swept through the south, the desperate search for survivors, even at this hour, after at least nine people were killed.

The severe tornado outbreak in the south leaving behind significant destruction and reports of injuries. Plus, the investigation just announced into president Biden's classified documents.

CBS news has learned that documents marked classified from Joe Biden's tenure as vice president were found at at least one additional location. This revelation follows the initial discovery of roughly ten classified documents in November of last year at the Penn Biden center, in this building across from the capitol.

 In Washington, new reporting on the Biden documents. Today we learned some were marked highly classified. Republican lawmakers are demanding answers after CBS news first reported roughly 10 documents with case markings were found in an office biden once used.

The justice department is looking into classified documents found at a private office once belonging to Joe Biden, and it comes as he is in Mexico for meetings with world leaders. Plus, just days after being sworn into office, there's more legal trouble for New York Republican congressman George Santos.

The big shift on capitol hill as more than a dozen Republican holdouts flip their votes. Does it mean there could be a new speaker of the house by the end of the night? Kevin Mccarthy gains momentum as he makes fresh promises to G.O.P. Intriguing news on the murders of four college students in Idaho.

chilling new details in the Idaho college murder investigation. The 28-year-old suspect smiling in an Idaho court, denied bail tonight as we learn shocking new information about whether he may have stalked the girls for months and how one surviving roommate came face-to-face with a masked man on the night of the murders.

Tonight, we're following several breaking news stories, including the state of emergency just declared in California as a dangerous storm forces mass evacuations. Plus, we've got the latest on the dramatic Republican revolt right here in Washington as the G.O.P. Fails to pick a speaker.

Tonight, the very latest on Buffalo bills star damar Hamlin's condition, after collapsing on the field. The outpouring of support, and the criticism of the N.F.L. Fans rally around the second- year safety, as we hear from Hamlin's family for the first time. Plus how a healthy 24-year-old could suffer cardiac arrest.

Just over an hour before the gavel strikes in the House of Representatives to decide its new leadership, CBS News Chief Election & Campaign Correspondent Robert Costa was live on Capitol Hill laying out where the vote stands and whether Rep. Kevin McCarthy has enough support to become Speaker of the House. Joined by CBS News Congressional Correspondents Nikole Killion and Scott MacFarlane, the...

Thousand of airline passengers are experiencing more delays due to an air traffic control computer glitch. Dozens of Russian soldiers killed by a massive missile strike in eastern Ukraine. Plus: new details in the Idaho murder investigation. CBS News special correspondent James Brown fills in for Norah.

Idaho quadruple murder suspect in custody. The 28-year-old man was arrested at his parents' home in Pennsylvania. The brutal stabbing deaths of four college students shocked the community.

Travel woes: After days of cancellation chaos, southwest airlines tells customers when it hopes flights will return to normal. Constituents demand that congressman-elect George Santos resign after even more lies emerge. Remembering the greatest. International soccer icon pele dies at 82. We take a look at his legendary impact on and off the field and reaction from around the world.

Tonight, anger and frustration, thousands of airline passengers still stranded, as southwest cancels another 2500 flights today. The airline C.E.O. Apologizes, but the federal government has launched an investigation into the meltdown and promises to hold southwest accountable.

Tonight, the winter travel nightmare, far from over. Thousands of flights canceled, thousands more delayed all caused by winter weather and staffing problems. Passengers stranded in airports, luggage is piling up and patience is wearing thin.

The bomb cyclone storm forecasters predicted definitely delivered. Now Chicago, like many places across the country, is dealing with biting wind chills so cold, people are being told to stay indoors. Tonight, a blast of cold air has pushed temperatures to dangerous lows.