On Israel's northern front, tensions are high in Lebanon after more than 20 people were killed by Israeli forces.

Lebanese health officials said 22 people died and more than 120 were injured when Israeli troops opened fire on protesters.

Some of them were carrying Hezbollah flags.

They were protesting the Israeli military's continued presidents in Lebanon.

The ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah set today as the deadline for their withdrawal.

The Israeli military said they need to remain to make sure Hezbollah doesn't regroup in the area.

Weekend Rain is bringing some relief to fire-ravaged Southern California,

but it's also raising concerns about possible flooding and mudslides.

The storms have helped firefighters clamp down on the Palisades and Eden fires,

which are both nearly 100% contained.

But the rain could create toxic ash runoff that could sweep up the remnants of cars, furniture, paint, and plastics.

More rain is in the forecast for Monday.

Vice President J.D. Vance is standing behind President Trump's blanket pardon of the January

6th rioters who stormed the Capitol. Vance had previously said that those who committed violence

against police that day should not be pardoned.

Vance spoke on CBS's Face the Nation in his first television interview since the inauguration.

Violence against the police officer is not justified, but that doesn't mean that you should have

Merrick Garland's weaponized Department of Justice expose you to incredibly unfair process,

to denial of constitutional rights, and frankly, to a double standard that was not applied

to many people, including, of course, the Black Lives Matter rioters who killed over two dozen

people and never had the weight of a weaponized Department of Justice come against them.

The pardoned power

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