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deadly turbulence. Just

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suddenly dropped. There was an

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office fee. The terrifying moments

1:47

in the sky, an international

1:49

flight plunges, leaving passengers bloody

1:52

and oxygen masks hanging. What

1:54

we're learning about what exactly

1:56

happened. The type of damage

1:58

that we see in this airplane. is

2:00

not capable of what you would

2:02

see in just the turbulence and gout. CBS

2:05

Evening News starts now. Truly

2:15

a nightmare at 37,000 feet on a flight from London. Good

2:18

evening. I'm Nora O'Donnell, and thank you for being with

2:20

us. This was the

2:22

scene on board a Singapore Airlines

2:25

plane, debris, thrown everywhere, dense in

2:27

the overhead compartments after unbuckled people

2:30

slammed into them during severe turbulence on

2:32

the way to Singapore. One

2:35

person is dead, dozens are injured.

2:37

Tonight, seven are in critical condition.

2:39

The chaos lasted less than two

2:42

minutes, forcing the pilots to make

2:44

an emergency landing in Bangkok. CBS's

2:46

Chris Van Cleve has more on

2:48

what happened from passengers who experienced

2:50

it. Passengers

2:54

describe a sudden drop during a meal

2:56

service that left passengers bloodied, overhead

2:59

bins and oxygen masks dangling, dented

3:01

ceilings and debris everywhere. During

3:04

a few seconds of

3:06

the plane dropping, there was awful

3:08

steam. It happened about

3:10

ten hours into Singapore Airlines Flight 321 as it

3:12

approached Thailand on

3:14

the trip from London to Singapore. There

3:16

were storms in the area when preliminary

3:19

flight data show the plane appeared to

3:21

encounter a sudden turbulent event lasting about

3:23

a minute. It launched un-belted

3:25

passengers and crew into the ceiling, leaving

3:27

dozens injured and a 73-year-old

3:29

British man dead of a possible heart

3:31

attack. A line

3:33

of ambulances met the Boeing 777-300 after an emergency

3:35

landing in Bangkok. The

3:38

plane just saw the top. The

3:41

thing I remember the most

3:43

was just the objects and

3:45

things flying through the

3:47

air. There was pure elderly ladies and

3:49

four from the cash on

3:51

their heads covered in blood. Among

3:54

the 211 passengers and 18 crew

3:56

on board, at least four Americans. One

3:58

is said to be among the injured. Thirty

4:00

people were taken to the hospital, according

4:03

to the airline, seven in critical condition.

4:05

It's extremely rare to have a turbulence

4:07

event result in fatalities. Former NTSB chair

4:10

Robert Sumwalt. What I would call this

4:12

right now is an in-flight upset, whether

4:14

that is the result of atmospheric turbulence

4:16

or whether it's the result of something

4:19

else. Too early to know for sure.

4:22

Too early to know for sure at this point. Injuries

4:26

from turbulence are rare. The

4:29

FAA says between 2009 and 2022 in the U.S., there were 163

4:31

reported. Nearly

4:35

80 percent were to airline crew. The

4:37

best thing you can do to protect

4:39

yourself and stay safe is wear that

4:41

seatbelt, Nora. Tightening. Chris Sandclue,

4:44

thank you. Well, now to

4:46

some breaking news with a new round

4:48

of severe weather hammering the heartland. At

4:50

this hour, there have been at least

4:52

a dozen reports of tornadoes across Iowa

4:55

with several states under tornado watches through

4:57

the night. CBS's Rexena

4:59

Siberi is in Davenport, Iowa tonight.

5:03

Tonight, a dangerous tornado outbreak in

5:05

Iowa with at least a dozen

5:08

reports of twisters so far today. This

5:11

video was captured by a tornado chaser

5:13

in Adams County, Iowa, about 100 miles

5:15

southwest of Des Moines. You can

5:18

see a whole rift to shreds,

5:20

debris swirling, and the devastating aftermath.

5:23

The tornado took down several wind

5:25

turbines, setting up a massive fire,

5:27

sending thick black smoke billowing into

5:29

the air. Forecasters

5:31

are predicting many more tornadoes will

5:34

hit the Midwest tonight, including after

5:36

dark, the most dangerous time when

5:38

people are asleep and may not

5:40

hear warning. You

5:44

can see the wind is picking up

5:46

here in Davenport, Iowa. The storms are

5:48

heading straight toward us, some moving as

5:50

fast as 70 miles per hour. We're

5:52

under a tornado watch until nine local

5:54

time tonight. For details on this dangerous

5:56

situation and what people can expect, I

5:58

want to bring a meteorologist. Chris Bruin

6:00

from our partners at the Weather Channel. Chris?

6:03

Yeah, that's a particularly dangerous situation. And it's

6:05

a notable threat here for Eastern Iowa and

6:07

other parts of the Midwest. The winds we

6:10

already have in the blue sky that we've

6:12

seen at times today, it just shows you

6:14

how dangerous the environment is in the atmosphere

6:16

as the storms work this direction. That tells

6:18

us they are going to intensify. They will

6:20

likely produce more destructive tornadoes.

6:23

So you want to take this threat very

6:25

seriously. Let's take a look at the timing.

6:27

You can see what it already looks like.

6:29

We've got watches stretched all the way down

6:31

into parts of Missouri and Arkansas. But here

6:33

in Iowa, this seems to be the bulk

6:35

of where we'll see the worst conditions. That's

6:37

where Torquans are the highest. Also into southwest

6:39

Wisconsin and southern parts of Minnesota, Torquan of

6:41

seven. That's a notable threat here. The storms

6:43

will move through quickly. And once they clear

6:46

you, the threat is dying and

6:48

we will clear out very nicely. But the

6:50

problems don't stop there. Damaging winds could exceed

6:52

into Chicago. And then all the way down into the

6:54

mid-south, come tomorrow. There's a look at

6:56

our threat from Texas to Arkansas. And you can

6:58

see the timing will continue through the afternoon and

7:01

into tomorrow night, even early Thursday morning. So we have

7:03

a long 48 hours to go, Noelle. Important

7:06

information. Chris Bruin and Roxanna Saveri, thank

7:09

you so much. Well,

7:11

tonight the defense rests in Donald Trump's

7:13

so-called Hush Money trial. And closing arguments

7:15

are expected to start next week. But

7:17

it's a video posted to Trump's social

7:19

media account during court yesterday that President

7:22

Biden is calling attention to. It

7:24

includes references to a unified right.

7:26

That is a term that is

7:28

largely associated with Hitler's regime in

7:30

Nazi Germany. Biden's campaign says

7:33

it's, quote, a pattern of the former

7:35

president's praise for dictators and

7:37

echoing anti-Semitic tropes. CBS's

7:39

Robert Cotsack has new reporting tonight. Former

7:43

President Trump addressed reporters today outside

7:46

of the courtroom but offered no

7:48

comment on the incendiary controversial video

7:50

posted to his social media account.

7:52

What happens after Donald Trump wins?

7:54

The video showed hypothetical headlines of

7:56

an imagined Trump victory this fall

7:58

with one ask. what's next

8:01

for America and three times

8:03

suggesting the creation of a

8:05

unified Reich, a term widely

8:07

associated with Nazi Germany. President

8:09

Biden released this campaign video

8:11

response. A unified Reich? That's

8:14

Hitler's language. That's not America's. He

8:16

cares about holding on to power.

8:18

This kind of rhetoric

8:20

is unsurprising coming

8:22

from the former president and

8:24

it is appalling and

8:27

we gotta tell him who we are.

8:29

It's not the first time Trump

8:31

has used rhetoric prompting outrage for

8:33

its echoes of hateful extremists. He

8:36

said of immigrants. They're poisoning the

8:38

blood of our country and of

8:40

his political opponents using language some

8:43

historians say is akin to Nazi

8:45

propaganda and the radical left thugs

8:47

that live like vermin within the

8:49

confines of our country. Trump's words

8:52

on the trail have grown increasingly

8:54

charged with visceral nationalistic statements. In

8:56

Minnesota on Friday Trump told supporters

8:59

the country was theirs. This is

9:01

not a nation that belongs to

9:04

them this is a nation that

9:06

totally belongs to you. This

9:09

is your home this is your heritage.

9:11

Trump has said if he wins in

9:13

November he'd be a dictator on day

9:16

one only. On Saturday at

9:18

the NRA convention he mused about

9:20

the possibility of staying on for

9:22

a third term. FDR 16

9:25

years almost 16 years he

9:27

was four term. I

9:30

don't know are we gonna be considered three term or two

9:32

term. The

9:35

Trump campaign has taken down the

9:37

video and blamed a quote junior

9:40

staffer for sharing the material which

9:42

was first published elsewhere. Nora.

9:45

Robert Costa thank you very much. Now

9:47

to the battleground state of Arizona 11

9:50

of Donald Trump's allies including Rudy

9:52

Giuliani pleaded not guilty in an

9:54

Arizona court for allegedly trying to

9:57

keep Trump in power after he

9:59

lost the 2020 election.

10:01

The former president himself is not

10:03

charged in this alleged fake-elector scheme,

10:06

but he is unindicted co-conspirator number

10:08

one. C.S. Zetokieff reports

10:11

from Phoenix. Hello,

10:14

this is Rudy Giuliani. The former

10:16

New York City mayor phoned into a

10:18

Phoenix courtroom today to face charges of

10:20

trying to overturn results of the 2020

10:22

presidential election. I could consider this if

10:25

I've been a complete embarrassment to the

10:27

American legal system. Prosecutors finally

10:29

served disappeared into the mayor Friday night

10:31

after his 80th birthday party in Florida.

10:33

They say after weeks of trying to

10:35

find him. He now has to pay a $10,000 bond

10:38

and show up in Arizona for processing in

10:41

the next 30 days. Giuliani is one of

10:43

18 charged by Arizona's

10:45

Democratic Attorney General with fraud,

10:47

forgery and conspiracy, a group

10:49

including former White House Chief of Staff

10:51

Mark Meadows, former Trump Attorney John Eastman,

10:53

and the former head of Arizona's GOP,

10:56

Kelly Ward and her husband, their

10:58

attorney says they committed no crime. In

11:00

the view of your clients, it was protest.

11:03

Yes, absolutely. Peaceable protests,

11:05

which is constitutional

11:08

freedom of speech. At least five states

11:10

are investigating or prosecuting so-called fake electors

11:13

who tried pressuring than Vice President Mike

11:15

Pence to not certify the electoral college

11:17

count. Trump isn't charged in Arizona, but

11:19

he is in Georgia. And in an

11:21

interview today with CBS News Pittsburgh, he

11:23

says he's concerned with how elections will

11:26

be conducted in battleground Pennsylvania. We

11:28

should go to all paper ballots. We should

11:30

have one day voting, one day election and

11:33

just do it properly and voter ID.

11:35

Disputes about election results in battleground states

11:37

aren't going away. Just last week in

11:39

tiny Delta County, Michigan, a board of

11:42

canvassers initially refused to certify the results

11:44

of a county commission race. They

11:46

were pushed by election conspiracy activists

11:49

questioning the reliability of voting machines.

11:51

The local board eventually approved the results

11:54

under pressure from state officials. The

11:58

defendants in this case aren't scheduled to go on... While

12:00

until mid October at the earliest demeaning

12:02

another legal battle over the Twenty Twenty

12:04

elections is it likely to be resolved

12:07

until after the Twenty Twenty Four contest.

12:09

Nora. At okay Thank you so much.

12:12

And you controversy tonight in the

12:14

world of artificial intelligence as one

12:16

of Hollywood's biggest movie stars as

12:18

her voice was copied without her

12:21

consent I one of the most

12:23

powerful Ai companies after Scarlett Johanson

12:25

cloned open the Eyes shut, she'd

12:27

be t minutes her voice for

12:29

it's latest personal assistant programs. Citizens

12:31

Olin Can't has a tale of

12:33

Ai imitating art imitating all. So

12:38

handsome since since since you

12:40

started with which. Sounded awful

12:42

lot like I'm doing syntactic. Thanks

12:45

for asking. Johansen is calling out

12:47

open a I see you see

12:49

him. Altman's seeing the company's new

12:51

Ai voice Sky sending him to

12:54

eerily similar to the virtual assistant

12:56

she played. In a movie far from

12:58

one. Learn everything about everything.

13:00

Other down barriers die once upon

13:03

a time in a world not

13:05

too different from ours. Johansen

13:07

Queens Oatman Answer to participate.

13:09

We're seeing. He certainly fully would

13:11

be comforting to people that she

13:14

declined the offer. And. Yards

13:16

Bobby Allen broke the story after interviewing

13:18

for a i see to go near

13:20

a Mirage. I said hey did you

13:22

guys based voice off of Scarlett Johanson.

13:25

And She said. Really? I don't even know what

13:27

that voice sounds. Like then we reach out

13:29

the Scarlett Johanson. She says my own

13:31

family thought it was me rights. Year

13:33

Altman said her is his favorite film

13:36

star. Was incredibly prophetic. And

13:38

on the day of the Ai voice

13:40

launch he tweeted the word Her He

13:42

now says out of respect from his

13:44

Johansen. We have pods using Skies Voice

13:47

in our products. We are sorry to

13:49

miss Johansen that we didn't communicate better.

13:51

This comes at a time when the

13:53

uses a I and how. He was

13:55

remains a major concern. This is

13:57

open a eyes business model. Vote

14:00

for the entire internet for

14:02

every. In his face. Vacuum it

14:04

off. And made many many many

14:07

millions of dollars off of this.

14:09

Who isn't getting paid? The artists

14:11

and. Verlyn can't joins us now.

14:13

And this isn't the first accusation

14:15

against a I Like. That's right,

14:17

That's right. Open Ai has been

14:19

sued by the New York Times,

14:21

the Authors Guild of America, including

14:23

John Grisham and David Baldacci, along

14:25

with various actors and artists. This

14:27

Scarlett Johanson case is really just

14:29

the tip of the iceberg. it's

14:31

about permission to use content with

14:33

Open Ai is doing with Nora.

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hidden dangers facing firefighters across the country

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one of our enduring franchises. Four

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times a week, I on America

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will offer in depth reporting on

17:20

the news that is shaping our

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culture and our country. We begin

17:24

with a look at a threat

17:27

facing firefighters nationwide. San Francisco could

17:29

soon become the first city in

17:31

the Us to ban firefighting gear

17:33

made with so called Forever chemicals

17:35

suspected carcinogens known as piece ass

17:37

and so nice. I On America

17:39

Mark Strassmann reports from Ohio. Where

17:42

many firefighters worry about their gear

17:44

and foam. And about smoke

17:46

and flames. and

17:49

small town built boko haram

17:51

firefighter j leech feals non

17:54

smokers are doubtless or lose

17:56

appeared or is we never

17:58

knew this year inside

18:03

fire station 22 lieutenant

18:05

leech helped remove buckets

18:07

of firefighting foam it's

18:09

called a triple f

18:11

undeniably effective but laced

18:13

with p-fast so-called forever

18:15

chemicals now linked to

18:17

various cancers especially among

18:20

firefighters cancer caused

18:22

72 percent of

18:24

active duty firefighter deaths last year

18:26

according to the international association of

18:28

firefighters a separate study

18:31

showed smoke inhalation causes four

18:33

percent of active duty firefighter

18:35

deaths a safer foam now

18:37

exists and 21 states have

18:39

introduced policies that limit the use

18:42

of a triple f firefighting foam

18:44

but for j leech cancer's heartache

18:47

has no limits you said

18:49

you want to show me something i do

18:51

i keep my wife with me um

18:53

in my helmet there's a picture of

18:55

her in there oh yeah if

18:57

you wear that

18:59

uh whenever you go on a call his

19:02

wife tracy was a firefighter for 25 years her

19:06

diagnosis in 2017 breast cancer

19:09

despite no family history

19:11

of cancer it pretty

19:13

much ravaged her body and then december

19:16

of 2022 she was diagnosed terminally and

19:18

two weeks later on christmas eve she passed away

19:32

you can't conclusively prove it correct

19:34

but in your gut absolutely i

19:36

whole heartedly that p-fast caused my

19:39

wife's cancer in a statement the

19:41

american chemistry council an industry group

19:43

said it supports limits on using

19:45

a triple f adding all p-fast

19:48

are not the same it is

19:50

not scientifically accurate or appropriate to

19:52

group them together when considering safety

19:54

risks But

19:56

for J Leech, this moment was

19:59

cathartic. Dropping off buckets of

20:01

a triple F for destruction, Tens

20:04

of thousands of gallons of it's sit

20:06

in fire stations across America. Ohio is

20:09

the first Aid committed to destroying all

20:11

of this Ohio Gov Mike Do on

20:13

and as diverse as know. Sitting

20:17

there with does nobody any good

20:19

as nor any good know the

20:21

might leak out. Love is a

20:24

danger whenever you have a product

20:26

like that. Another worry Pizza have

20:28

been inside firefighting gear for decades.

20:31

Pfs help propel water and contaminants

20:33

but put. On this gear and

20:35

you're rapping yourself inside. Suspected carcinogens

20:37

we sweat or pours open up

20:39

and have ever come up with

20:41

ago nobody, nineteen years and do.

20:44

This job. A More scared of

20:46

fires, Really more scared cancer. Care.

20:48

For. Approval am have

20:50

a job but at dinner

20:52

day or sentencing for the

20:54

worth of they realize the

20:56

irony. Scared of what's supposed

20:58

to protect them? For

21:01

Fi on America Mark Strassmann

21:03

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