and likely had a bout of hepatitis b shortly before he died. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. it's thursday, march 23rd, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." body found. the manhunt could be over for a suspected school shooter in denver after a discovery in the woods just outside the city. you just don't think southern california having the storm like this. >> wild weather. the los angeles area gets hit by a tornado. it is the strongest one in 40 years. how long it was on the ground. higher interest rates. the cost to borrow is up, and efforts to bring inflation down. the fed's magic number that could take years to reach.

well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are beginning with the latest on a high school shooting in denver that left two administrators wounded. authorities say a 17-year-old student, austin lyle, shot the victims at east high school. they underwent a daily search for weapons due to past behavioral issues. a body was found hours later near an abandoned car that belonged to lyle in a remote area about 15 miles from denver. the coroner's office confirmed his identify but not his cause of death. one of the wounded administrators has been released from the hospital. the other is in serious condition. last month a student at the same school was shot and killed while sitting in a car outside the building. parents and students say that not enough is being done to protect people at the school. >> why does it take for this to keep happening over and over and over again for us to finally do something? >> there's always a bomb threat, there's always somebody

threatening to shoot up the school, there's always something where we're on lockdown. >> after the shooting, school officials said that they would once again put armed officers at the city's public high schools. the school district stopped using police officers at school buildings in 2020. a rare tornado touched down near los angeles ripping the roofs off several buildings. video shows the tornado sending debris flying into the air yesterday in an industrial area of montebello. at least 17 structures were damaged. people had to run for cover. one person was hurt and taken to a hospital. >> i saw what looked like a water spout kind of tornado/twister that was about 30-feet wide that just came through and was just bouncing like a top in between picking up debris. the whole sky looked like a dump. >> the national weather service says the tornado was on the ground for up to three minutes with winds topping 100 miles per hour.

it was the strongest to hit the los angeles area since 1983. there's a new legal problem for former president donald trump as he awaits -- he waits to hear whether a new york grand jury will indict him. a federal appeals court ruled that his lawyer, evan cochran, must give notes to prosecutors looking into trump's possible mishandling of classified material at mar-a-lago. the justice department is trying to figure out why classified documents stayed at trump's florida home months after a subpoena was issued to return all sensitive files. jarred hill is in new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: hey. we could see trump's lawyer actually in court as soon as tomorrow in that classified documents case based out of washington, d.c. meanwhile here in new york, it's another day of waiting to see how a grand jury is going to move in the investigation into hush-money payments centered around former president trump. in a surprise move, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg

did not convene the grand jury wednesday, though it could possibly still meet today. it's investigating an alleged hush-money payment to stormy daniels in 2016. -trumpixer michael cohen said former president trump authorized the payment. a crucial question -- whether trump falsified records to hide it. trump has denied all of it. >> we are at the final moments of the grand jury making a decision. we don't know yet if the prosecutor has formally presented the charges. once they formally present the charges, the grand jury votes on it. >> reporter: a small group of anti-trump demonstrators showed up yesterday outside the courthouse where law enforcement remains on high alert for possible violent protests. sources close to trump say he's been huddling at mar-a-lago, and that he's even considered holding a news conference at the courthouse if he's indicted. house republicans have bashed the manhattan investigation as political. they're now expanding their own probe into it. republican senators are also weighing in. >> i do think that there are

questions that are being asked by a lot of our members and for that matter people across the country about the prioritization of this d.a. of this issue. >> reporter: manhattan d.a. alvin bragg and his office said they will not be intimidated. in another trump-related probe a federal appeals court ruled one of trump's lawyers, evan corcoran, must testify and share evidence about the handling of classified materials at mar-a-lago. cbs news has learned that trump's lawyer, corcoran, could end up sharing some documents as well as audio files that might shed a bit of light on what former president trump was saying in the days before and after the fbi searched mar-a-lago for those classified documents. anne-marie, back to you. >> jarred hill in new york. thanks a lot. the ceo of tiktok is set to testify today before a house committee amid growing calls to ban the app in the u.s. there are fears that china could obtain customer data from tiktok's beijing-based parent

company and use it to collect data from americans. a representative is expected to tell lawmakers that his company is not connected to the chinese government and is not a security risk. the biden administration wants the chinese owners to sell their stake in tiktok. and for the ninth time in the past year, interest rates are going up. the federal reserve hiked up rates once again to bring down inflation, but there are signs that the central bank could be rethinking future hikes. skyler henry explains. >> reporter: the federal reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point wednesday, the ninth hike in a year as the central bank fights inflation. >> it's proceeding more slowly than we would have liked. it's certainly proceeding. >> reporter: riding prices for staples like bread and milk are costing american households an average of $372 more a month. meanwhile, the rate hikes have made borrowing more expensive such as for mortgages and credit

cards. fed chairman jerome powell says it could be several years before the central bank hits its target. >> the process of getting inflation back down to 2% has a long way to go and ike bum reporter: after the recent stumble in the banking system, the fed now expects to raise rates just once more this year. a necessary slowdown, according to business analyst jill schlesinger. >> we are really in the middle of this period of time where we don't know how banking conditions are going to work out, and we don't know the impact on the overall economy yet. >> reporter: regulators have repeatedly expressed confidence in the banking system following the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank. treasury secretary janet yellen told congress that banks are taking action to survive in the event of a bank fall. >> banks across the country are shoring up their liquidity. they are very worried about contagion. >> reporter: the white house tells cbs news that president biden remains confident in powell's ability to oversee the federal reserve.

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. overseas at least one person was killed and more than two dozen hurt when a russian missile hit an apartment building in ukraine. a security camera captured the moment the missile hit the nine-story building yesterday in the southeastern city of zaporizhzhia. ukrainian military officials say two missiles hit the building. russia also launched several exploding drones. at least eight people were killed around a student dormitory near kyiv. coming up, historic test flight. a 3d-printed rocket makes its maiden launch, but it falls short. and investigating beethoven's death. what dna tests of his hair found. this is the "cbs morning news." " ♪ ♪ s of his hair to all the chevy silverado owners out there. found. this is the "cbs morning news." the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard.

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