i just think this country needs donald trump to get things back on track. norah: america decides. and there s breaking news here in new hampshire, cbs news predicting donald trump will win the republican primary. the cbs evening news begins now. good evening. and welcome. we are live from here in manchester, new hampshire. i am norah o donnell. and we begin tonight with the breaking news. cbs news can predict that donald trump is the winner new hampshire s presidential primary. no nomination has failed to secure the nomination, but tonight nikki haley says this race is far from over. we are hearing from both candidates tonight setting expectations about the campaign ahead. we also have exit poll data, but with the shape of what the electorate was like here in new hampshire, it was more moderate, more independent than what we saw in iowa. also, the economy and immigration, some of the top issues on voters minds. and one in five voters made their decision in the las
a new police body cavity or shows a man grabbing an officer s gun. and the deadly confrontation that followed. imagine dealing with is on your next flight, wild wind tears through a south korean jetliner as passengers hold on for dear life. jericka: the quick-thinking actions from the firefighter who saved his son. saw him kind of jumping in and sinking down towards the bottom of the pool. jericka: tonight, a closer look at pool safety this holiday weekend. we ll stay celine dion has canceled the remaining days of her current world tour as she continues to battle a rare health issue. jericka: and it s friday, so you know what that means. we are on the road to harvard to honor more than just the graduates. the feeling of knowing that you are valued, seen, and appreciated will always go a long way. jericka: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. i m jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the holiday travel rush
wilde seen. a new police body cavity or shows a man grabbing an officers done. and the deadly confrontation that followed. imagine dealing with is on your next flight, wild wind tears through a south korean jetliner as passengers hold on for dear life. jericka: the quick thinking and actions from the firefighter who saved his son. saw him kind of jumping in and sinking down toward the bottom of the pool. tonight, a closer look at pool safety this holiday weekend. we ll stay celine dion has canceled the days of her courage world tour as she continues to battle a rare health issue. jericka: at its friday, so you know what that means. we are on the road to harvard to honor more than just the graduates. the feeling of knowing that you are valued, steam, and appreciated will always go a long way. jericka: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. i m jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, the holiday travel rush is
continues. jericka? jericka: jeff pegues, thank you. well, a judge in south carolina today put a temporary hold on the state s new law banning most abortions around six weeks of pregnancy. the state supreme court is now reviewing the measure. the only five women in the state senate, who call themselves sister senators, stood together to oppose the ban and tells cbs news they will continue fighting against it in court. well, turning to the war in ukraine now, russia has stepped up its aerosol, launching multiple missiles and drum tracks across the country. one had a medical clinic, killing at least two and injuring thousands of others. cbs s debora patta reports, as rockets rained down on ukraine, the resistance to putin s war is growing inside of russia. reporter: firefighters battled a blazing inferno after one of those russian missiles slammed into this medical facility in dnipro. inside direct corridors, a race to save the wounded.
just a moment, but first, let s go to cbs s kris van cleave, reporting from the phoenix sky harbor international airport. kris, good evening. reporter: jericka, i started my day in chicago this morning flying to phoenix just a couple hours ago, you really get a sense for why the tsa was bracing for today to be one of if not the busiest days since the start of the pandemic. the airlines say memorial day weekend so far has been mostly smooth sailing. the great summer getaway is on. the vast majority will be hitting the roads. aaa expects more than 37 million americans to drive, with a national average for a gallon of gas over $1 cheaper than a year ago. david thompson summer starts with a california road trip. this thing takes a lot of gas, so a lot of places actually cut you off at $150, swiped apart, but my credit card back in, but my credit card back in just a fill up. reporter: tom laughlin is trying something new: leaving new york city on amtrak.