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Strikes. widespread walkouts from nurses to bury status. nearly 340,000 union strikers this year, more than ten times the number just two years ago. one unusual demand here, filling existing job openings to ease workloads. >> if you had to strike for real, would you do it? >> if i had to, yes, i will sacrifice pair just like i have today. >> reporter: l.a. mayor karen bass is in a tough spot. she is prounion, but at the crosshairs of the strikers she has said they deserve a pure contract. by def...

Not know that it was a shark. >> reporter: signed to say while still extremely rare, cleaner and warmer waters could be contributing. >> theres a lot more close to shore than we are used to seeing, and with outcomes that the predators that feed on them. >> reporter: rockaway beach remains close to the public as officials investigate yesterdays incident. if confirmed, this would mark the first shark bite here since 1953. major. >> major: alice gainer, thank you. tonight the city of stars is now a...

Maintaining separation between the quick swing air takers and also the road ring helicopters. >> reporter: why they flew close enough to collide will be a focus of this investigation. so heres the latest, investigators will search out the cause and if warranted the blame on how these two aircraft ended up fatally close. major. >> major: so very sad, mark strassmann, thank you. a former minneapolis police officer was sentenced to nearly five years in prison today for aiding and abetting manslaugh...

Thousands of Los Angeles tenants had rent waived during the first 19 months of the pandemic and many now owe a small fortune.

The deadline in Los Angeles to pay back rent owed from the first year and a half of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, prompting fears of a wave of evictions in the city. Mark Strassmann has the story. Source

President trump has said about these events, we have never had a more detailed look at how a candidate would act in office. and a lot of this detail comes from people under oath, so voters who want to know whether this candidate will preserve, protect, and defend, can look at the details here and find out, does he use his power wisely? does he listen to aides when they give him advice? does he act on impulse or by the obligations of the job? they have it all there to read to make the determinati...

Do sensititive milititary secre. > reporter:r: arresested separarately on e espionage cha, jinchao wei, a 22-year-old machinist aboard the uss essex. wei allegedly sold the chinese naval defense information and dozens of technical and mechanical military manuals, all while he was applying to become a u.s. citizen. >> the officer even congratulated him when he became a u.s. citizen. >> reporter: both sailors have first appearances today. >> reporter: id3 at the federal courthouse in los angeles,...

Describe the mood on the other end of the phone? >> its all coming due on like a balloon payment, it is frightening and terrifying for most of them. >> reporter: in l.a. county alone, roughly 75,000 people have no permanent housing. roughly the population of scranton, pennsylvania. >> we are very concerned about the fact that many more people could fall into homelessness. >> reporter: at least nine states have varying eviction protections in place, breathing room to help renters keep their homes...

And if we elect -- [ crowd reacts ] i know, i know, i know, i know. >> reporter: just this morning a if we elect -- i know, i know, i know. >> reporter: just this morning a source confirmed to cbs news that a pro-trump pac has spent more than $40 million on legal cases for the former president and aides this year in multiple legal battles. jericka? >> skyler henry in washington, d.c., thank you. the latest government numbers show the economy is expanding with americans still splurging. a cbs n...

Personally, 70% of working americans say those paychecks cant keep up with rising prices. most say, at best, financially theyre staying in place. but more than one-third say theyre falling behind. nearly half, 45%, think the biden administrations actions are increasing inflation. but nearly two in three believe congressional republicans have nothing to show in the fight to tame inflation. the message, millions of americans still feel hard times, while the fed works to stick a soft landing with t...