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society's biggest mission. here is to ladies night out. >> a nearly century old brand fights for survival. >> just like one other there. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> good evening. jericka is off. i'm lilia luciano. tonight federal law enforcement is on high alert after an unprecedented number of threats circulating online, including the names of two fbi agents who searched former president trump's florida estate. in washington, workers placed fences and protective barriers at the fbi headquarters ahead of any possible protests. cbs' elise preston is in new york with the lat...

In order to give the military the power to take over policing. lilia? >> especially concerning for asylum seekers awaiting in mexico. tom wait, thank you. officials in southeastern michigan say it could take up to two weeks before a water main break that left more than 1 million people under a water boil advisory is fully repaired. the governor has declared a state of emergency. tonight more than 100,000 people are still under the advisory. that's down from the more than 935,000 people saturday, including those in flint, who are still recovering from the water crisis in 2014. straight ahea...

Restoration effort engineers are facing is enormous about the weekend so exceptionally strong winds, as i said, of almost 100 so exceptionally strong winds, as i said, of almost100 mph, which said, of almost 100 mph, which have brought large trees and debris down on to power lines. for example, in central scotland, wind speeds like this have only been seen twice in the last 25 years. and of course, to add to this complex situation much of the damage is in remote and hard to reach places. i'm glad to say that over 95% of those affected by the storm, over 935,000 customers, have had their power ...

Libraries and police departments there to go back to handwritten records. baltimore city services attacked and lake city, florida, forced to pay out half a million dollars. 70% of ransomware attacks target small businesses the average demand, $116,000 but desperate to recover their data, some businesses have paid as much as $935,000 in ransom. the suspects, often overseas, nearly impossible to find. >> if you do pay and you don't do your forensics, you have idea what they have done to your system the boobie traps they have left, the side doors that they've opened to steal data >> reporter: her...

There's no y axis on the chart. how is 268 ,000 supposed abortions equal to 935,000 supposed cancer screenings? there's no y axis. anyway, it's insane. but that's kind of how today went. i mean, it's one thing to imagine being republican chairman jason chaffetz and just blowing our big moment like that and having nothing to do except get the next number wrong and turn off your own microphone. imagine what it was like to be the witness in that situation, for the president cecile richards sitting through not just that but sitting through four and a half hours of that. and stuff like that all day...