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Newly-released footage shows the moment a car crossed a center line and crashed into a school bus in Winter Haven, Florida, killing two people, including a 10th grader, and injuring dozens. Video from inside the bus also showed students being violently knocked off their seats. The driver of the car is currently not facing any charges, CBS News' @cbenavidesTV reports.

LeBron James took on a little courtside babysitting duty during the Philadelphia 76ers’ annual scrimmage when teammate Tyrese Maxey handed him his baby daughter, Marvel. James held the newest member of the Sixers family while Maxey briefly stepped away from the bench, giving fans a sweet moment between teammates.

Consumers are expected to spend nearly $10 billion this week, as Amazon Prime Day kicks off the holiday shopping season, with several big-name retailers also competing for business. @TheKellyOGrady breaks down where to look for deals.

A man’s 10.5-year prison sentence for manslaughter was tossed out after AI was used at his sentencing hearing. The family of Christopher Pelkey gave several victim impact statements in court — but the one that stood out was a statement from Pelkey himself, even though he died in a roadrage incident in 2021. Pelkey’s sister wrote what she believed he would have said if he were alive and had an AI-generated version of him read it in court. But lawyers for Gabriel Paul Horcasitas, the man convicted in Pelkey’s killing, appealed his sentencing because of this AI video — and they won.

Thousands of students took to the streets across France Tuesday in the largest day of demonstrations since protests began two weeks ago in the suburbs of Paris and spread nationwide. Students are demanding better conditions in schools, including replacements for absent teachers, shorter school days and longer lunch breaks. The government has deployed riot police amid some unrest.

A British Airways flight dropped about 27,000 feet in 10 minutes while en route from London en route to Chicago on Monday, according to flight data. A spokesperson for British Airways said there was a technical issue and that the aircraft later landed safely.

A school bus flipped over onto its roof during a multivehicle crash in central Florida on Monday morning, killing two people — including a 10th grade girl — and injuring several others, authorities said. Some 39 people were on the school bus that was headed to Winter Haven High School in Winter Haven when an oncoming car crossed the center line and caused the crash, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said at a news conference. CBS News' @cbenavidesTV spoke with a Good Samaritan who helped some of the students with a first-aid kit.

A colony of beavers was re-introduced into the city of London to combat flooding at a railway station. As CBS News' Leigh Kiniry reports, the animals had been hunted to extinction in the city around 400 years ago, but three years after the Ealing Beaver Project brought them back, the industrious animals have created reservoirs to successfully prevent floods nearby.

Caleb Flynn, a former "American Idol" contestant and pastor who was convicted last week of murdering his wife, a crime he tried to blame on an intruder breaking into their home, was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole Monday in Ohio. Flynn did not take the stand in his defense during the trial, but he proclaimed his innocence in the killing of his wife, Ashley, before he was sentenced.

The Supreme Court on Monday grappled with a complex dispute involving an effort by the city and county of Boulder, Colorado, to hold energy companies accountable for the effects of global climate change. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, a Republican who is leading a coalition of 26 states urging the court to block the lawsuit joined CBS News’ Major Garrett to discuss the case and its potential implications for energy policy and climate litigation.

Democrats’ Senate Majority PAC plans to reserve $230 million in TV ads across eight battleground states this fall as Democrats seek to take control of the Senate. Senior adviser Lauren French joined CBS News’ Major Garrett to discuss the group’s strategy and the Senate races it is watching, including contests in Texas, Kansas and Iowa.

The British Green Party has voted to formally declare Zionism a form of racism, backing a motion calling for a single democratic Palestinian state across “historic Palestine.” The vote has fiercely divided the party and drawn condemnation from Israel, which called the motion “a clear antisemitic text". CBS News' Inaya Folarin Iman has more.

The FBI arrested a suspected Chinese agent at Los Angeles International Airport after she allegedly surveilled the Taiwanese president's U.S.-based son, law enforcement sources told CBS News. CBS News was the first to report on the arrest of Wanying "Heather" Zhang, an Irvine, California, realtor, who was cuffed by federal agents on Sunday before she boarded a flight to Shanghai, China, from LAX, on a charge of acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign government. It was not immediately clear if Zhang has an attorney. @adamyamaguchi

“We're looking at it very strongly,” President Trump said Monday on reports that a female scientist in Siberia might have died of exposure to the plague after a lab accident. “They call it pneumonia, and pneumonia, you know, years ago you could treat pneumonia easier,” he said. “The microbes and the germs have gotten stronger disproportionately, but we'll help them.” Russian media initially reported that the researcher broke a test tube containing plague bacteria in late September, came down with severe pneumonia and then died of her illness. The World Health Organization said she died of severe pneumonia overnight into Oct. 2.

A Russian scientist who worked at an anti-plague institute in Siberia died after reportedly developing severe pneumonia, sparking questions over whether she contracted plague bacteria in the lab. Russian health officials say tests found no link to her work and list the cause of death as pneumonia of unknown origin, @RamyInocencio reports.

A plant powering Elon Musk's data centers in the Memphis region is so loud, residents say they're losing sleep. SpaceXAI says that it is investing millions of dollars in sound walls and silencers around the plant, but residents tell CBS News that one sound wall installed so far has provided little reprieve from the noise. Jason Haley and Taylor Logsdon are plaintiffs in a lawsuit against xAI and MZX Tech. CBS News' @laurennfich traveled there to speak to residents – and to hear the noise for herself.

EXTENDED INTERVIEW: Justice Samuel Alito sat down with CBS News' @JanCBS for discussions touching on a host of issues, including his future on the Supreme Court, his majority opinion in the case that overturned Roe v. Wade and the charged rhetoric of political leaders from both parties.

A former senior adviser at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has pleaded guilty to a charge stemming from a scheme to hide federal records during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A postgame fireworks display at a Minor League Baseball park in Richmond, Virginia, went haywire, sending sparks and smoke into the stands. The Richmond Flying Squirrels said in a statement that they were working with authorities to investigate the malfunction.

Thick black ash coated roof terraces in the north of Madrid's center, the Spanish capital, where 70,000 people were evacuated as residents were forced to keep their windows closed by the smell of throat-irritating smoke. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visited the fire zone near Madrid and said the priority was to "save lives" while warning that a "complex" fight lay ahead. His government declared a national emergency. Fires have burned more than 320,000 acres of forest already this year in Spain, up from an annual average of more than 240,000 acres over the past decade, Sanchez said. He said more favorable weather on Saturday offered "a window of opportunity" for fire crews to bring the blazes under control.