Episode 196

New video of the FlyDubai on-board stabbing shows Capt. Smit Machchhar, the pilot hailed as a hero, unlocking the cockpit door and asking for help. This allowed a small group of passengers to push in, pull up on the controls and then subdue the attacker with cords from a headset. Imtiaz Tyab reports. CBS News has obtained copies of several documents related to the investigation into an alleged gang rape at a Cornell University frat house. Tom Hanson reports on the new details. The threat of thunderstorms in the central U.S. on Thursday followed an outbreak of flash floods and tornadoes on Wednesday. Jason Allen reports and Rob Marciano has the forecast. In her final statement before her botched execution, convicted killer Christa Pike said she was ready to die, "ready to be free." But instead, she survived two doses of a supposedly lethal drug, in the second failed execution in Tennessee this year. Skyler Henry reports. President Trump has launched a campaign blitz for Republicans in the run-up to the midterm elections, with some unexpected early stops in deep-red Oklahoma and Texas. Nancy Cordes reports from Denton, Texas. Twenty-eight-year-old Joe Little was pinned underneath a giant boulder while fishing alone in Hammond, Oregon. As the tide rose, he said, "Siri, call 911." Carter Evans has the story. A man made it his mission to ensure every basketball hoop in his community has a net, and he is not waiting around for someone else to hang it. Craig Campanella is well on his way to a goal of 100 basketball nets in 2026. Tony Dokpoupil has the story.