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O'KEEFE VACCINES: President Trump calls for fewer vaccines in executive order
CRAWFORD WNBA: New controversy inside the WNBA after reaction to a flagrant foul
THE GOOD STUFF: A 50-year love story between Senator Grassley and his beloved Hoover vacuum
EVANS IN AND OUT SHOOTING: Chilling video released in Idaho mass shooting
ALLEN TEN COMMANDMENTS: Texas parents sue to block 10 Commandments display in classrooms
ON THE ROAD: Steve Hartman with a story of how a duck helped a dog retrieve happiness
KVC BOEING MAX737: FAA orders inspection of hundreds of Boeing 737 MAX jets
GUTMAN SCAMS: Americans lose $140 billion to cyberscams annually
THE GOOD STUFF: Tweens roll up their sleeves and become their own bosses for summer
CORDES: Protocol breach involving President Trump's helicopter Martine One
GUTMAN: Investigation: Lineage Logistics warehouses had 65 fires in 10 years
THE GOOD STUFF: An unbreakable bond between 3-year-old sisters
KVC WILDFIRES: Arson suspect arrested in devastating Spokane wildfire
EVANS CELEBRITY WILDLIFE FUND: Star power behind $200 million species-saving project
THE GOOD STUFF: Stranger restores band's faith in humanity
KVC Spokane Fires: Intense heat & drought supercharge Washington wildfires
Duncan Affordability: More young adults moving back home to save money
Gutman Favorite Person Trend: Social media trend called "my favorite person" brings joy
Brennan: U.S.planning major attacks on Iran
Valdes: FIFA plan to sell stakes in the World Cup profits in jeopardy
Hartman: A young piano player is gifted the key to success
GUTMAN: BORDER CRISIS AS MASS MIGRATION TRIGGERS MILITARY RESPONSE IN SPAIN
VIGLIOTTI: HAIR FOUND IN NANCY GUTHRIE'S HOME NOT LINKED TO A SUSPECT
THE GOOD STUFF: BOAT COMPANY OWNER DONATES PROFITS TO CHARITY
THE TRIPLE MURDER TRIAL OF A MASSACHUSETTS MOTHER ACCUSED OF KILLING HER THREE CHILDREN. GOP QUESTIONS DR. ANTHONY FAUCI OVER DIARY ENTRIES AND HIS HANDLING OF THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. AND ON THE GOOD STUFF, A LIFEGUARD WHO IS SIMPLY HONORED TO BE ON THE JOB.
DEADLY STORMS NOW BATTERING THE NORTHEAST. THE RESCUE EFFORT FOLLOWING TODAY'S DEADLY MAGNITUDE 6.8 EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN. AND FOR THE GOOD STUFF, THE UNEXPECTED BASEBALL PLAYER WHO STOLE THE SPOTLIGHT AT LAST NIGHT'S TIGERS-ORIOLES GAME.
Dangerous rip currents and huge waves are hitting parts of the California coast. There's deadly wildfires raging across Spain and France and hundreds of thousands of people have already been evacuated, leaving tourists stranded. And an increasingly desperate search is ongoing on the Caribbean island of Grenada.
A sea plane made a fiery crash landing in Washington's Puget sound. All eleven on board survived, but what went wrong?
A teen school shooter switched his plea to guilty after admitting to killing four people at a Georgia High School.
And, Lebron James announced today that he's bound for the city of Brotherly Love.
Protesters stormed a news conference in Madison, Wisconsin, after a police officer shot and killed a man with a knife while resisting arrest on Wednesday. In total, four officers were involved or witnessed the shooting and have been put on leave. Body cameras were not on the officers. A suspect is in custody after two people were stabbed on Manhattan's Upper West Side, police say. The victims — one Asian and one Jewish — are both expected to survive as investigators work to determine a motive. Federal health officials have identified a new cyclospora outbreak stemming from an unspecified product. The FDA said the source of the outbreak was "not yet identified."
Dozens in West Virginia were rescued from raging flash floods.
A rocket launcher hoax at LaGuardia airport prompted a very real security sweep.
And, a major new lawsuit against OpenAI. The makers of ChatGPT are accused of giving a man in Florida dangerous medical recommendations that could have killed him in the process. Accused of negligence and the unauthorized practice of medicine, OpenAI says it's not intended to be a replacement for medical advice.
Dangerous weather is impacting much of the U.S., with Tropical Storm Bertha nearing the Gulf Coast while severe storms trigger flooding and possible tornadoes across parts of the East Coast. Federal health officials say iceberg lettuce grown by Taylor Farms in central Mexico has been linked to this summer's Cyclospora outbreak. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said last year's budget cuts had no impact on the outbreak or investigation as questions continue over the federal response. New video of what appears to be Nolan Wells before his death following a Fourth of July boat trip with friends in Mississippi. Authorities say there's been no indication of foul play.
Police identified the suspect who ignited fireworks and started a fire outside a federal building in Manhattan as 43-year-old Andrew Arrabaca. Authorities said the anti-ICE activist was armed with two axes, a machete, three knives, fireworks and other destructive devices. Dangerous weather is impacting communities across the U.S., from tropical flooding threats along Florida's Gulf Coast to deadly flash floods in Utah and severe storms across the Northeast. Nearly 100 U.S. service members have been injured in multiple Iranian airstrikes on bases across the Middle East this month, U.S. officials told CBS News. As the U.S. launches a 10th straight night of strikes on Iran, two U.S. soldiers were killed over the weekend in Jordan and another remains missing in action.
Heavy smoke from wildfires blazing in Canada and Minnesota is engulfing large swaths of the Midwest and Northeast U.S. this week, impacting air quality as millions of people are exposed to hazardous levels of air pollution. Taylor Farms on Friday said it is "voluntarily removing" iceberg lettuce sourced from central Mexico after it was linked to one of the largest outbreaks of cyclosporiasis in the U.S. in recent years. President Trump addressed the nation Thursday night, in which he raised new allegations regarding China's access to U.S. voter data. He revisited accusations about voter registration fraud in the U.S., exaggerated claims about dead and noncitizen voting and claimed voting machines are "easily compromised.” And he made other pronouncements about the state of voting in America.
Heavy smoke from wildfires blazing in Canada and Minnesota is engulfing large swaths of the Midwest and Northeast U.S. this week, impacting air quality as millions of people are exposed to hazardous levels of air pollution. A bird strike most likely caused the helicopter crash in the Hudson River that killed six people near New York City last year, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report released Thursday. President Trump's speech tonight is expected to touch on previously unreported alleged Chinese meddling in U.S. elections, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Coast Guard to suspend search for missing boaters in San Francisco Bay; victim from sunken vessel identified. GPS data tracks boat Mississippi teen Nolan Wells was on before he went missing. Blanche faces questions on DOJ fund, Epstein files at attorney general confirmation hearing.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Maine fatally shot a man in his car on Monday, the Department of Homeland Security said, marking the second time in a week that ICE officers have used deadly force in the U.S. The U.S.-Iran War Latest: U.S. blockade on Iranian ports restarts as Trump angles for control over Strait of Hormuz. Consumers worried about a growing outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a diarrheal illness caused by the cyclospora parasite, are turning to social media for advice on what foods to avoid as public health officials have yet to identify the source.
An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Maine fatally shot a man in his car on Monday, the Department of Homeland Security said, marking the second time in a week that ICE officers have used deadly force in the U.S. A bull bison chased a 65-year-old man through the trees and flipped him 8 feet into the air at Yellowstone National Park. A photographer who recorded the incident says the man was about 100 yards away with his grandson when the bison suddenly charged. Sen. Lindsey Graham dies at 71 from aortic dissection, according to medical examiner's preliminary findings.
For the first time tonight we are hearing from the roommate of the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, describing the moments that follow
Also breaking tonight, flooding emergency, another deluge on the east coast tot after heavy thunderstorms, roads and highways underwater for the second time. Graham Platner dropping out of that critical U.S. Senate race in Maine, sending Democrats scrambling to find a replacement, after all the accusations, why didn't they see this coming?
The breaking news right now.
it's over, The short lived ceasefire with Iran ends as the U.S. Military conducts a solid day of strikes on Iran. Hours after president trump lashed out at the country's leaders and called himself target number one on Iran's hit list.
The mysterious death of Nolan wells, a teenager in Mississippi who went out to celebrate the fourth of July and never came home. His family demanding answers tonight. Also tonight, more than 30 million Americans on alert for severe storms an flooding, plus the lifehreatening triple-digit heat.
A skyscraper over 30 stories in Midtown Manhattan is in danger of collapsing.
Today at the NATO summit President Trump put the controversial sale of American F-35's back on the table.
And, there's a shakeup happening in the U.S. Senate race in Maine.
USMNT defender Chris Richards speaks with Tony Dokoupil about the controversial decision to lift the suspension against Folarin Balogun and his team's ongoing run through the World Cup.
The heatwave may be over now, but it smothered over half the population last week. Now thunderstorms are impacting millions.
And, President Trump is traveling to Turkey for the annual NATO Summit, where the top of the agenda is finding a way to end Russia's war on Ukraine.
Life threatening temperatures hit a peak with at least 11 states sizzling in triple digits. It felt like 107 in New York City, and several people rushed to the hospital at an America 250 event in Pennsylvania.
Plus severe storms popping up tonight and in the days ahead. Also tonight, that daredevil couple in court, kissing in front of cameras after being hit with criminal charges for climbing the empire state building. Why officials seized the engagement ring. And a former U.S. Olympian charged with a felony today for allegedly tearing up 2 feet of the reflecting pool. Up to ten years in prison if convicted. What his lawyer is saying tonight. More details leaking out tonight about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's rehearsal dinner in Manhattan. What happened when a man left his door open in bear country.
The breaking news right now. The Empire State spectacle seen live around the world. Two daredevils in masks scale the spire atop the Empire State Building and get engaged before getting arrested. The NYPD climbed the building to take the couple into custody. Also developing, the life threatening heat dome hitting 200 million Americans tonight. A child fainting at a minor league baseball game, and a player coming to his rescue. The fourth of July travel rush gets underway with an air scare. An American Airlines flight forced to make an emergency landing, what happened? And a look inside president Trump's new ride, that luxury Boeing 747 jet, a gift from the Qatari government.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down President Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, reaffirming the more than 100-year-old understanding that nearly all of those born in the United States are citizens. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will be celebrating their nuptials this holiday weekend in New York City after days of speculation about the most anticipated celebrity wedding of the year. After four years of retirement, 44-year-old Serena Williams made her return to a grand slam singles competition on Tuesday evening on Centre Court at Wimbledon against 20-year-old Australian Maya Joint.
More than a thousand heat-related deaths have been reported in Europe after last week's record heat wave. The continent has more heat-related deaths per capita than anywhere else, but fewer hot days. More than a thousand heat-related deaths have been reported in Europe after last week's record heat wave. The continent has more heat-related deaths per capita than anywhere else, but fewer hot days. More than a thousand heat-related deaths have been reported in Europe after last week's record heat wave. The continent has more heat-related deaths per capita than anywhere else, but fewer hot days.
Over 900 have been confirmed dead in Venezuela after the devastating double earthquake and tens of thousands are still missing.
An extreme fire in the west is intensifying the battle against what could be the most destructive wildfire in Utah's history.
And, the U.S. military says it has launched new strikes in Iran.
The breaking news right now. Search for survivors. Thousands feared dead after Venezuela is rocked by back-to-back earthquakes, the most powerful in that country's modern history. The widespread destruction and the massive rescue effort underway tonight. Also developing tonight, a 23-year-old star of the Detroit lions arrested on charges of armed robbery and kidnapping. The former university of Alabama all-American now potentially facing life in prison. The extreme heat wave gripping Europe. Hundreds dead in Spain, record high temperatures in France and the U.K. The new warning tonight. What authorities are saying. Also the possible world cup history tonight for the U.S. Men's national soccer team. What's at stake and why some star players are on the bench. The marlins mystery dog found. What his owner is saying tonight about that viral moment.
President Trump went to Capitol Hill today to go up against not just Congress, but members of his own party.
Parts of Northern California were impacted by a 5.6 magnitude earthquake today.
And, Mayor Zohran Mamdani has shaken up the Democratic establishment in the New York primaries.
Millions across Europe faced extreme temperatures on Tuesday, and sweltering conditions continued to hit France particularly hard. Months after the disappearance of "Today" show co-host Savannah Guthrie's mother, Nancy, investigators say two ransom notes likely came from a single abductor or a group of abductors, who said she had died. President Trump said Tuesday that Iran had "fully and completely" agreed to allow nuclear inspections, but Tehran said there were "no plans" for IAEA inspectors to return to its bombed enrichment sites.
Two people, including a police officer, were killed Monday in a shooting in Montreal, police in the Canadian city said. The gunman was also killed. Authorities believe two ransom notes addressed to Nancy Guthrie's family days after her disappearance — including a note that said she had died — were likely sent by the person or group of people who abducted her, according to investigators familiar with the case. The daughter of a woman killed when a Tesla allegedly on autopilot struck her Texas home says her mother "still had her whole life ahead of her."
The U.S. secured a ticket to the knockout phase of the FIFA World Cup Friday with a 2-0 victory over Australia.
State-appointed investigators delivered their final report on last year’s Camp Mystic flood disaster, finding the 39 adults at the camp had no information or training that would have helped them prevent the deaths of campers and counselors.
Negotiations over Iran's nuclear program were set to begin Friday in Switzerland, led by Vice President JD Vance. Instead, they were put on hold after reports that Iran backed out because of the Israeli strikes in Lebanon overnight.
The breaking news right now. Powerful storms sweeping the country tonight. More than 200 million in the path of life threatening tornadoes and flash flooding. Rob Marciano and Jason Allen in the storm zone. Defending the DEI. President Trump and Vice President Vance hitting back at critics who say they caved to Iran.
Details of the fourteen-point deal with Iran revealed and quickly criticized, even by Republicans.
Severe weather threatened more than 125 million Americans on Wednesday. Multiple states along the Gulf Coast issued flood alerts as Tropical Storm Arthur rolled through.
And, the Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., underwent a big overhaul, and all looked well until algae bloomed, turning it all green again.
The FBI said Tuesday that it disrupted an attempt to attack Sunday's UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House. Court records detail an alleged plot to use small drones carrying explosives and snipers to target senior government officials and wealthy attendees. 2 people shot at Wilmington Hospital in Delaware as police search for "possible active shooter." President Trump criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of Israel's "minor war" against Hezbollah in Lebanon on Tuesday, voicing frustration that the parallel conflict was complicating his efforts to end the war with Iran.
Eight people who were on board a United States Air Force B-52 Stratofortress died after the plane crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base Monday morning. The memorandum of understanding outlining the U.S.-Iran deal has been signed electronically by both sides, U.S. officials say, and a signing ceremony is expected on Friday. A witness to the deadly plane crash that killed 11 skydivers and the pilot over the weekend said "the plane just completely like shattered with the ground" upon impact.
On Wednesday, a 45-year-old gunman opened fire on police in Midland, Texas, allegedly refusing to surrender to police. He fled, finally barricading himself in an abandoned veterinary building and shooting wildly. All of those shot were civilians. The gunman was found dead on Friday, with the FBI and state agencies investigating.
Nearly 80 million people in the U.S. are still facing the threat of powerful storms, and about the same number are sweltering in brutal heat.
SpaceX's market debut made Elon Musk a trillionaire on Friday. The company has also minted thousands of new millionaires.
President Trump said Thursday that a "great settlement" has been reached, and a signing could take place as soon as this weekend, likely in Europe. Iran hasn't confirmed any such agreement. SpaceX goes public on Friday, with its initial public offering poised to make waves. The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup got underway with the first of three opening ceremonies in Mexico on Thursday, with a tribute to the co-host nation's Indigenous cultures and pop performances to help launch the biggest World Cup ever.
Today President Trump threatened new strikes on Iran after accusing the regime of dragging out peace talks.
Inflation has accelerated to a three-year high, driven largely by the energy shock stemming from the Iran war.
And, more than 70 percent of public school teachers are now working a second job.
A Collin County jury found Karmelo Anthony guilty of murder in the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf during a Frisco ISD track meet, bringing an end to a closely watched trial that drew national attention and sparked debate over self-defense, race and school safety. U.S. Central Command said Tuesday evening that it began "self-defense strikes" on Iran in response to the downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter on Monday. Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. is "very close" to reaching a deal that would address Iran's nuclear program "for the long term," but that it could come next week or months from now.
Tonight, flash flood emergency rescues in Texas and Missouri with 9 million Americans in the threat zone prepared the dangerous storms popping up on rob Marciano's radar and where they are headed next. Chaos in heart of New York City. President trump in town for game three of the NBA finals. The high stakes security spanning ten blocks. A powerful earthquake rocks the Philippines, killing dozens, reducing buildings to rubble, and triggering a tsunami warning. Important news for families tonight, Apple unveiling new child safety features giving parents more control than ever come over apps, screen time, and who interacts with their children. Plus the big news about siri.
New allegations against Democratic front-runner Graham Platner have surfaced.
Better than expected news on the hiring front broke today following the news that US employers added over 100,000 jobs in May.
Big news from the world of the NFL, the Chicago Bears are moving to Indiana.
The president's controversial pick for attorney general. His former personal attorney already under fire for that settlement with the IRS and the potential payouts to January 6th rioters, now up for nomination as the nation's top law enforcement officer. Also developing tonight, the new images from that near catastrophe, the united airlines jet that knocked the light pole into a delivery truck on a major highway. What investigators have discovered. This just in, exclusive new video of the coast guard seizing the boat at the center of that possible murder investigation. The American woman missing in the Bahamas. What authorities are looking for tonight.
A 15-hour standoff at a bank building in Bakersfield, California, ended Wednesday after all hostages were freed and the suspect was killed by the FBI.
As the votes are still coming in for California's primaries, it seems voters will likely send two Republican political newcomers to the November elections.
And, for the first time since the war with Iran started, the Republican-led House passed legislation that would force President Trump to stop all military action against Iran. However, it still has to go to the Senate.
Frontier Airlines flight diverted because of an unruly passenger. What he allegedly tried to do before being restrained from another passenger. Primary day, voters head to the polls in six states in what could be a preview of the mid-terms. What we are watching for in major races for governor of California and mayor of Los Angeles. And the case of that Michigan woman missing in the Bahamas, no possible murder investigation. We are there as a new search for her is about to begin.
The Justice Department said Monday that it will stop work on the $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund following a district judge's decision temporarily blocking the establishment of the program. Maine's presumptive Democratic nominee for Senate, Graham Platner, is embroiled in controversy after the Wall Street Journal reported on sexually explicit text messages he allegedly sent to women outside of his marriage.
A charter bus plows into cars on I-95 in Virginia, killing at least five and injuring 44.
Inside the operation to rescue a gold miner stuck in a flooded Laos cave.
And, a Blue Origin rocket explodes at Cape Canaveral.
Nearly 100 firefighters battled a massive blaze after an explosion destroys a Dallas apartment complex, multiple injuries tonight. New fears after what may be the deadliest industrial disaster in Washington state history. 11 workers presumed dead. Also tonight, the age debate is back, reaction to Jill Biden's exclusive interview with "CBS Sunday morning." The former first lady saying she thought president Biden was having a stroke during that infamous debate.
At least two people were killed and nine workers are "unrecovered" following the implosion of a chemical tank at a pulp and paper mill in southern Washington state on Tuesday, according to a news release shared by authorities on Wednesday afternoon. Several more people were injured. Rescue teams found five of seven people alive inside a flooded cave in Laos, but how to safely extract the survivors remains unsolved. Former first lady Jill Biden said she was "frightened" by her husband Joe Biden's 2024 debate performance and thought he was having a stroke.
At least one person was killed and nine workers were unaccounted for following the implosion of a chemical tank at a pulp and paper mill in southern Washington state on Tuesday, local authorities said. President Trump said his health "checked out perfectly" after a medical checkup on Tuesday. Sonny Rollins, the tenor saxophonist and restless genius whose bold, distinctive tone and constant experimentation kept him on the cutting edge of jazz for more than 50 years, died Monday at age 95.
President Trump has said a deal with Iran is "largely negotiated" and that he will either sign "a great and meaningful" pact with Tehran, "or there will be no deal." Fifty thousand Southern California residents remain under evacuation orders Monday after emergency crews raced to prevent a tank holding a volatile industrial chemical from exploding at an aerospace facility in Garden Grove. Saturday's shooting near the White House has raised security concerns ahead of summer celebrations to mark America's 250th birthday. The shooter, who was killed after opening fire on a Secret Service checkpoint, had previously blocked a White House entry lane last June, court records show.
A record number of travelers are set to take to the road and air this Memorial Day Weekend. NASCAR star Kyle Busch experienced shortness of breath, felt he was overheating and was coughing up blood the day before his death, according to a 911 call obtained Friday by CBS News. Tulsi Gabbard said Friday that she is resigning as the director of national intelligence, stepping aside after her husband was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer.
Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, died Thursday after being hospitalized with what his family called a "severe illness." He was 41. A flight headed for Detroit made a last-minute diversion to Canada on Wednesday night over Ebola concerns stemming from a passenger who wasn't supposed to be on board. Millions of Americans are beginning their travel ahead of Memorial Day weekend, marking the unofficial start of the summer travel season.
As millions of Americans head to their Memorial Day destinations, travel troubles are starting to erupt.
The wildfire emergency in California is intensifying with more than a dozen fires burning across the state.
And today, the Justice Department hit Cuba's former leader Raul Castro with criminal charges, including murder.
More than 30,000 people under evacuation orders tonight in Southern California as wind-whipped flames threaten homes and property.
First on CBS, what the leader of the Islamic Center of San Diego says about the heroism of those killed in yesterday's attack.
And, today the State Department urged Americans to avoid any travel to three Central African countries due to the Ebola outbreak.
At least three people were killed Monday following a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego.
A fast-moving brush fire fueled by strong winds tore through Simi Valley, California, scorching more than 700 acres, destroying structures and forcing evacuations near schools.
And, an American doctor working with a medical missionary organization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested positive for Ebola and was being taken to Germany for treatment. The WHO declared the outbreak a global health emergency.
Several terror plots involving targeting multiple synagogues and Jewish center in multiple US cities has been foiled.
Wildfires are ripping across the Texas panhandle.
And, there's growing concern over another deadly virus outbreak in Africa. Doctors are currently monitoring an Ebola epidemic now responsible for dozens of deaths.
Seized ship taken toward Iran as Trump and China's Xi agree Strait of Hormuz "must remain open." Ukraine says Russia launches "massive and virtually nonstop" strikes on Kyiv, killing at least 12. Hero pilot recounts crash landing, rescue in Atlantic Ocean: "My first thought was, 'We didn't die'."
Earlier today, President Trump arrived for his high stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
New economic data shows that prices for products jumped six percent compared to a year ago, making it the fastest spike since 2022.
And, the latest on the hantavirus while officials worldwide continue to monitor the quarantined cruise ship passengers.
The cost of living here in the US is rising faster than pay for the first time in years.
As President Trump is in the air to China for a high-stakes summit with Xi Jinping, a California mayor is pleading guilty to acting as an illegal, foreign agent for the Chinese government.
And, the gunman who opened fire on cars outside of Boston yesterday had just been released from a psychiatric hospital just days earlier. What he told his parole officer moments before the shooting.
The 18 Americans who were aboard a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship have returned to the U.S. and are now in quarantine.
A gunman opens fire at passing cars along the Charles River near Boston.
And, a CBS News exclusive. Kirk Moore, an Oklahoma high school principal, took a bullet tackling a gunman in his school's lobby. He told CBS News what he did was "just instinct" and said he didn't even realize he'd been shot at first.
U.S. plans evacuation flight for Americans on cruise ship in hantavirus outbreak. Pentagon begins releasing new UFO files, unveiling dozens of photos, videos and documents. U.S. strikes 2 Iranian ports as American warships come under fire.
The effort to monitor the spread of hantavirus from a cruise ship currently off the west coast of Africa is expanding, after health officials confirmed the virus on the ship is transmissible from human to human. At least 30 passengers who were potentially exposed have already gone home.
The tornado outbreak in Mississippi is one of the worst seen this season.
And, Tennessee has become the latest battleground in the congressional maps fight ahead of the midterm elections.
Three people evacuated from hantavirus cruise ship as Spain says it will dock in Canary Islands despite local opposition. President Trump threatened Iran on Wednesday with "higher level" military strikes if it doesn't accept a peace deal, but he says it's "too soon" for new direct talks with Iranian officials in Pakistan after reporting "great progress" in negotiations to end the war. Ted Turner, media tycoon who founded CNN, dies at age 87.
A rare form of hantavirus is believed to have spread person-to-person on board a cruise ship.
Iran's leverage depends on President Trump feeling political pressure at home. Gas prices are up and support for the war is not.
The California Department of Insurance is accusing State Farm, the nation's largest home insurance company, of delaying, denying and underpaying claims after last year's wildfires.
A Secret Service officer opens fire blocks from the White House after someone raises a gun at the officer.
Dash cam video shows the moment a United Airlines jet hit a bakery delivery truck and light pole on one of the busiest highways in the U.S.
And, to the West coast of Africa, where a suspected outbreak of a rare and deadly virus has killed at least three people and left a cruise ship stranded at sea.
President Trump says the Iran war is over despite the US military still having a heavy presence and no peace deal reached.
Gas prices have been driven to a new four year high due to the uncertainty over the war with Iran.
And, the end is near for Spirit Airlines as the carrier could be grounding all flights tonight.
NYPD Officers were blown off their feet by a powerful blast while responding to a call.
President Trump reiterated today that oil and gas prices will drop once the war with Iran is over despite them being at an all time high.
And, today the family behind Camp Mystic made the decision to re-open the camp this summer.
Iran war has cost $25 billion to date, defense official says, as Hegseth faces questions about war strategy. The round that struck a U.S. Secret Service officer during Saturday's shooting outside the ballroom where the White House Correspondents' Dinner was taking place was not friendly fire, multiple senior law enforcement officials told CBS News Wednesday. The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down Louisiana's congressional map that includes two majority-Black districts, delivering a significant victory for Republicans in a major decision that narrows the landmark Voting Rights Act.
History was made on Capitol Hill today as King Charles addressed Congress, and he's the second monarch to do so.
Millions are bracing for another night of severe weather while hail and tornadoes slam the Central US.
And, a full investigation into the shooter who tried to attack the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night, including a review of his electronic devices is now underway.
The suspected gunman behind the attempted assassination attempt on President Trump is now behind bars with his bail hearing on this week.
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived for their state visit today even amidst the mounting questions about security after the correspondent's dinner.
And, two weeks after they started, the record-breaking wildfires in Georgia are still burning.
A monster of a tornado blasted through the city of Enid damaging dozens of homes and leading to incredible stories of search and rescue and survival. Lana Zak has the latest. Mark Strassmann reports from on the ground in Georgia with the latest on the wildfires that are still only fifteen percent contained. Meet the young girl who found her role model on the soccer field.
Parts of the southeast being impacted by wildfires are a warzone tonight.
JazzFest in New Orleans is the nation's largest Jazz Festival and became a target of an alleged mass shooting plot that's been foiled.
And, a mom in California could go to prison for up to six years for the actions of her teenage son.
Dangerous wildfires are ripping through parts of the southeast prompting evacuations and destroying homes.
The Trump administration is working on a possible bailout plan to prevent Spirit Airlines from going out of business.
And, the parents of a Loyola University student that was gunned down are speaking out for the first time.
President Trump has agreed to give the peace talks with Iran a chance, prior to him unleashing new attacks.
A Florida Congresswoman is the latest lawmaker to step down amidst allegations of ethics violations.
And, Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple's CEO.
The next round of US Iran peace talks are now in serious doubts as the ceasefire is set to expire in just 48 hours.
There are new developments in President Trump's global trade war after the Supreme Court ruled his move to impose tariffs was unconstitutional.
Southern California authorities have officially charged artist D4vd with murder following the discovery a 14-year-old girl's body in his car last year.
President Trump's latest comments on the Strait of Hormuz and the naval blockade that remains.
The global jet fuel shortage that's impacting Europe and could hurt your travel planning this summer.
And, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with an update on a boy who learned that his birthday isn't all about him.
President Trump announces a possible ceasefire in the works between Hezbollah and Israel, citing that there's a good chance for a peace deal with Iran.
Police in Virginia say former Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax died after he shot and killed his wife and then turned the gun on himself.
Two years after a failed merger with JetBlue, there are public reports that Spirit Airlines could be going under within days.
A New York jury ruled on Wednesday that Live Nation and its Ticketmaster unit operated as an illegal monopoly, handing dozens of states an important legal win against the ticketing giant.
More than 50 million Americans under alert tonight as severe storms slam the central U.S., leaving a trail of destruction.
Two NYPD detectives are under investigation after a video showing them violently arresting a man inside a Brooklyn liquor store during an undercover drug sting.
Monster storms, devastating tornadoes rip through the plains and Midwest.
New accusations against Eric Swalwell. A woman saying he choked and raped her. And our exclusive interview with two of his accusers, breaking their silence for the first time.
And, first on CBS, our interview with the husband of that American woman who has been missing for more than a week.
Pope Leo and President Trump, two of the most powerful people on the planet who can shape history with what they say, are now speaking about each other and it's getting ugly.
President Trump still hopes to force Iran to fully re-open the Strait of Hormuz by temporarily blocking its ports.
After multiple investigations for alleged sexual misconduct and assault, members of both sides of the aisle are calling for California Congressman Eric Swalwell to step down.
The Orion capsule is making its way home tonight. Mark Strassmann has all the coverage of this epic journey from Misson Control. President Trump issues new threats while Iran makes new demands ahead of the high-level peace talks. Ed O'Keefe reports the latest as the fragile ceasefire continues to hold. Inflation has shot up by over three percent, to the highest level in almost two years, making it the largest monthly increase since the government starting tracking prices. Senior Business Correspondent Jo Ling Kent has more on how the war in Iran is impacting your wallet.
Melania Trump says she was not a victim of Jeffrey Epstein and had no knowledge of his crimes.
Hope fades that the ceasefire in the Middle East will last the full two weeks.
And a CBS News exclusive, a U.S. soldier who survived that deadly Iranian drone strike in Kuwait says the unit was unprepared to defend itself.
Israel launches large offensive against Hezbollah amid Iran ceasefire; California warehouse employee arrested for allegedly starting massive fire.
President Trump announces a two week ceasefire with Iran on social media. Elizabeth Palmer reports on what citizens inside Iran are thinking tonight and how they're preparing for another escalation of the war. It's been 150 years since the first phone call from space was received on Earth. Today, another phone call between the Artemis crew and the International Space Station, representing the first "Alexander Graham Bell" moment. Mark Strassmann is covering it all, including the awe-inspiring views from the moon.
President Trump's threat to blow "everything up" if Iran won't make a deal hangs over new ceasefire bid. Artemis II astronauts made history Monday as they passed the Apollo 13 distance record of 248,655 miles from Earth, which was set in 1970. The parents of a toddler are facing child endangerment charges after the 17-month-old stuck his hand into a wolf enclosure and was injured at a zoo in Pennsylvania.
An American fighter jet downed over Iran and one crew member has already been found.
Last summer the TSA removed its longstanding "shoes off" policy, but now there's a demand to bring it back.
And, Artemis II has left Earth's orbit and has started its final push towards the moon.
Pam Bondi out as U.S. Attorney General.
Artemis II in orbit and at a crossroads. Do they go to the next leg around the moon or stay close to Earth?
And, a 13-year-old girl, missing since 1994, found alive more than 30 years later.
President Trump and the war with Iran. His primetime address to the nation.
Lift off for Artemis II, America's first moon mission in more than half a century.
And, a surprise at the Supreme Court today as the battle over birthright citizenship comes before the justices.
Gas prices hit $4 a gallon nationwide, all of it tied to the war with Iran.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase , sat down with anchor Tony Dokoupil to discuss a whole range of issues related to the current state of the economy.
And, the latest from the NASA administrator as the countdown to tomorrow's planned Artemis II launch continues on schedule.
President Trump threatens to obliterate Iran's energy sector as U.S. special operations troops arrive in the region.
TSA workers finally getting paid, as the White House finds a way to bypass Congress.
And, the countdown to the launch of NASA's Artemis II for a nine-day trip around the moon and back.
President Trump signed an order to pay TSA employees as soon as Monday, after a deal that sought to do the same stalled in Congress. An hour earlier, House Speaker Mike Johnson rejected a Senate-passed bill to fund TSA and most of Homeland Security. Golf legend Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover vehicle crash in Jupiter, Florida, on Friday afternoon. Iran-linked hackers on Friday claimed they had accessed FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email inbox, publishing photographs of the director and other documents to the internet. The DOJ today confirmed there has been a breach.
The runway where an Air Canada jet plowed into a fire truck reopened today as federal investigators release video showing how devastating the collusion was.
A Florida man and his sister have been charged in connection with the explosive device found outside MacDill Air Force Base.
And, whether you're traveling for spring break or for fun, be prepared for some of the highest wait times at airport security in history.
A second landmark verdict for the tech giant Meta in two days. The world's largest social media company is being told that they owe millions in damages.
On day 40 of the government shutdown, the acting head of the TSA warned that the staffing shortage is close to threatening public safety.
And, it's opening day for Major League Baseball. Thanks to new high-tech umps, both batters and pitchers can challenge balls and strikes on the field.
Earlier today President Trump addressed Senior White House Correspondent Ed O'Keefe that Iranian negotiators made an offer to the U.S.
Growing pressure in Congress to end the partial government shutdown. The CEO of United Airlines weighs in.
And, CBS' Tom Hanson reports on federal investigators as they detail the final moments of the Air Canada jet colliding with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport.
Disaster on the runway at LaGuardia Airport after an Air Canada flight slams into a fire truck.
ICE agents have now been deployed to "hotspot" airport destinations.
And, the billion-dollar storm slamming into Hawaii and the catastrophe it's left behind.
Chaos at the airports and long lines aren't letting up as Spring Break kicks off.
It's three weeks into the war with Iran, with thousands of U.S. Marines and warships heading to the Middle East.
And, remembering martial arts expert and action hero Chuck Norris.
President Trump has stated his primary objective in the war with Iran is to ensure they never possess nuclear weapons. Is this possible to achieve with diplomacy?
There's growing pressure for Congress to end the government shutdown and eliminate the long lines being seen at airports.
Hollywood is testing the boundaries with AI even more now, with Val Kilmer joining just a few of the big names brought back to life in recent years.
Major questions about Iran from Capitol Hill today.
Chaos at America's airports continue with to many TSA officers calling out and the remaining still not getting paid.
And, a historic day for the WNBA. What the new deal will look like if approved.
Unpaid TSA agents are calling out sick in record numbers.
As the war in Iran enters its 18th day, a senior Trump advisor has decided to call it quits.
And, our correspondent gets up close and personal with some of Israel's firepower.
The extreme weather won't let up as a megastorm drops snow all across the Midwest and is now heading East. Plus, the possibility of tornadoes.
Thousands of flights get canceled or delayed from the weather and the partial government shutdown. What you need to know if you're planning on flying.
And, on the CBS Evening News, President Trump's efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz with the help of other US military allies.
CBS News' Jonah Kaplan reports on what he's learned so far in the newest developments in the suspected terrorist attack in Michigan. Ash-har Quraishi reports the latest on the attacker, and what may have prompted him to try and blow up the Michigan synagogue. Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane has new reporting on the highly decorated combat veteran who was involved in another attack linked to terrorism.
A temple in Michigan was attacked by a man who drove into the synagogue where it burst into flames.
Another deadly shooting out of Virginia carried out by a man with ties to ISIS.
And, an inside look at some of the tools being given to teens to cut back on their screentime.
The FBI reportedly circulated a memo to police departments in California in recent days that Iran could retaliate for American attacks by launching drones at the West Coast.
An Iranian drone attack in Kuwait that killed six U.S. service members in the early hours of the war with Iran was more severe than has previously been revealed, with dozens suffering injuries including brain trauma, shrapnel wounds and burns, multiple sources told CBS News.
And, we will meet the hero cops going viral for for foiling what could have been a deadly, ISIS-inspired bomb attack in New York City this weekend.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says today was the most intense day of airstrikes against Iran.
Spring weather has arrived in the Northeast, but thunderstorms threaten the Central US.
And, reporting on the unease and desperation in Venezuela nine weeks after Nicolas Maduro's capture.
Oil and gas prices are surging since the start of the war on Iran. What the White house is now considering as a solution.
Massive lines and missed flights, just in time for spring break. The warnings being given to travelers amidst the partial government shutdown.
And, more on the alleged terror attempt in New York City and the teenagers behind it.
President Trump calls for Iran's regime's unconditional surrender.
The impact the war in Iran is having on the economy as oil and gas prices rise and stocks tumble.
And, a preview of Major Garrett's sit down with defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Russia's involvement with the war in Iran.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has been fired.
The looming questions over Iran's future and who could be its next leader.
And, the battle that's brewing between Health Secretary RFK Jr. and two major coffee chains.
For the first time since World War II an American submarine torpedoed an enemy ship. CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil has the latest. Despite thousands of American citizens making it out of the war zone this weekend, the struggle to get more out remains. Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman shares what he's learned so far. The first US service members have officially been killed in Operation Epic Fury. Senior National Security Correspondent Charlie D'Agata shares their stories.
The Middle East is becoming dangerous for both soldiers and civilians alike. We'll bring you the latest on the joint U.S.-Israel assault on Iran.
Homeland Secretary Kristi Noem in the hot seat on Capitol Hill while members of both parties call for her resignation.
And, another miracle on the Hudson as another plane makes an emergency landing.
What the war in the Iran could mean for your wallet.
President Trump has stated the war on Iran is about safety, while the U.S. burns through stockpiles of missiles. How long can the U.S. keep up the fight?
And, our team of correspondents breaks down the war in Iran from all angles.
The oversight committee heard from Former President Bill Clinton today, undergoing questioning about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump says he's "not happy" with the ongoing negotiations with Iran. Will the presence of US troops force them to make a deal? Crucial testimony was made today in the trial of a father accused of enabling his son who carried out a school shooting. Skyler Henry reports.
Tensions in the trial of Colin Gray were at all-time high in the courtroom. The dramatic video that caused someone to cut the television feed.
The latest developments in the search for Nancy Guthrie. Why investigators believe multiple may be behind the abduction.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", meet the kid who lost his collection of Pokémon cards but found out just how compassionate people can be.
Cuba opens fire on a speedboat registered in the United States.
It was the longest State of the Union Address in US history. All the big moments and facts on the speech that fired up both sides of the aisle.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", meet the workers who helped rescue a kidnapped toddler.
A look ahead to President Trump's first State of the Union Address in his second term.
Tony Dokoupil's exclusive interview with House Speaker Mike Johnson.
And, today marks four years since Russia invaded Ukraine, making it one of the deadliest conflicts since World War II.
Millions of Americans hit by the blizzard.
The details of Nick Reiner's arraignment tonight and new reaction from Comedian Conan O'Brien.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "The Good Stuff", shining a spotlight on wins big and small, this time the big win for Team USA Men's Hockey.
In a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court ruled the President's use of tariff's are illegal.
Tracking the latest winter storm that's threatening the East Coast.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", a man who found the purr-fect job and proved that helping to change the world might be easier than you think.
The arrest of former Prince Andrew following allegations of misconduct while in public office and his supposed connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
FBI Director Kash Patel's use of an agency jet to travel to the 2026 Winter Olympics.
And, "The Good Stuff" shows why the Winn Brothers are quickly becoming a fan favorite at this year's Olympics.
The search for a group of missing skiers ends in tragedy.
Atlanta police officers are being hailed as heroes after saving the life of a 9-year-old boy.
And, the dog who stole the show at the Olympics just by crossing the finish line.
A deadly pileup on a major American highway. What we're learning about the conditions on the interstate that might have led to the crash.
Remembering the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Jackson and his impact on civil rights.
And, a historic legal case unfolding in Georgia where another parent of an alleged school shooter is standing trial.
Two people were killed and three others critically injured in a shooting at a high school boys’ hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island Monday afternoon. A major storm threatens the West with rain, snow and powerful wind as other parts of the nation deal with the dangers of fire and ice. Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall has died at age 95, his wife said in a statement on social media on Monday. CBS News’ Shanelle Kaul looks back at his career that spanned some of the biggest films of the 20th Century.
The FBI released the first physical description of a male suspect wanted in connection with the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, the mother of "Today" co-host Savannah Guthrie. Surveillance footage captures the moment dozens of elementary school students ran through a South Jersey apartment complex as an ICE operation unfolded nearby. One mother told CBS News, “There's a lot of kids right now, they're traumatized. They don't want to go to school, they don't want to go outside. They're just scared.” In a shocking upset, "Quad God" Ilia Malinin places 8th after stumbling in his free skate performance.
ICE agents are being pulled out of Minnesota after thousands of arrests and two deadly shootings. Why now?
The largest measles outbreak in more than 25 years continues to grow.
And, why more and more elderly Americans are looking for roommates. .
Planes in El Paso, Texas are finally back in the sky after the airspace was shutdown overnight.
Things got heated on Capitol Hill today after a shouting match during Pam Bondi's questioning over the release of the Epstein files.
And, after a two-and-a-half-year battle with colon cancer, actor James Van Der Beek has died. A look back at his iconic career following his rise to fame in the late 90's.
A new major clue in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie, following the FBI's release of chilling video of a masked and allegedly armed person
An exclusive report on an immigration raid out of Idaho.
And, new information is now surfacing regarding President Trump's phone call with Jeffrey Epstein.
There are several breaking developments regarding the potential kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie. What we're learning from Savannah Guthrie's new video.
We have all the information you need for how Team USA is doing at this year's winter Olympics. Plus, an update on Lindsay Vonn and what she's saying about her accident.
And, breaking down Grammy-winner Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show and the symbolism behind the performance.
What investigators are now saying is the critical detail in the abduction of Nancy Guthrie.
A school bus driver who went out of his way to offer his help to families who weren't even on his route.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", meet a man who built an entire city from the ground up.
Authorities in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie say they believe she's still out there. Tony Dokoupil speaks with former FBI agent Katherine Schweit to break down the case.
Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan says why she thinks the world could be a more dangerous place following the world's largest nuclear powers plan to limit their nuclear arsenals.
And, new bill in Florida expands the vaccine exemptions for parents.
We're tracking the new information about the timeline surrounding the abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother.
NATO and the US are now working together again to counter a potential Russian threat in arctic.
And, redemption at the Westminster dog show. What you should know about this year's winner, the Doberman Pinscher.
New developments in the suspected abduction of Savannah Guthrie's mother, more than 48 hours after she was first reported missing.
Back-to-back weekend winter storms in the southeast have left thousands in the dark.
Why NASA is pausing its Artemis 2 Mission, and when we could finally see the giant rocket achieve lift off in Florida.
The troubling new development into the search for Savannah Guthrie's mother and why investigators are looking into it as a crime.
An unexpected problem at NASA that could impact the 10-day mission.
And, breaking down music's biggest night with Anthony Mason, including the history made by Super Bowl headliner Bad Bunny.
Actor Catherine O’Hara, whose career spanned decades and included beloved roles in “Home Alone,” “Beetlejuice” and “Schitt’s Creek,” has died at 71. Several East Coast states are bracing for another winter storm as cleanup continues from last week’s extreme weather. Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been released from jail following his arrest in connection with a protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service. Three others were also arrested.
Much of the country is still recovering from last weekend's snowstorm.
An update in the trial of a man accused of staging a double murder while having an affair with the live-in nanny.
And, how to extend your life without hitting the gym and it only costs a few minutes a week.
Thousands of Americans are spending their fourth night in the dark.
Chief medical Correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook breaks down the measles outbreak in South Carolina.
And, it's the snub heard worldwide. Why was Bill Belichick denied a spot in the Football Hall of Fame?
The latest on the backlash of the second deadly shooting in Minneapolis.
It's been nearly a year since an army helicopter collided with a commercial jetliner. What an NTSB report revealed about the issues that contributed to the disaster.
And, the death toll from the winter storm rises.
The latest on how Americans are digging out and cleaning up after this weekend's massive winter storm.
More on the second deadly shooting in Minneapolis as we learn more about the man who was shot and what the Trump administration is saying.
And, in a weekend with rough weather, one police department decided to find the humor in the situation.
Extensive winter storm coverage from our team of correspondents as more than half the country is bracing for debilitating conditions.
The latest on the arrest of Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding. What we know about what led to the arrest of one of the FBI's ten most wanted.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", Steve Hartman's story of a homeless woman who refused to leave her husband's side. Even in death.
What could be the biggest snowstorm in years. Officials urging people to make their preparations now.
Anti-ICE activists arrested.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith, who led two criminal investigations into President Trump, grilled by lawmakers.
Breaking down President Trump's address to world leaders after not backing down from his pursuit of Greenland.
Plus, the winter storm that's threatening more than half the country and where it'd headed.
And, the appearance of America's Central Bank in show of support for the Federal Reserve Governor. We have the latest on the landmark case.
There's new guidance on phones and social media for kids. Doctors are now saying just limiting screen time isn't enough.
It's been one year since President Trump started his second term in office. His plans are causing World Leaders to issue a warning of a rupture overseas.
And, the woman behind the largest COVID era fraud scheme is speaking out for the first time.
Dangerous cold weather conditions grip much of the country tonight.
A developing story involving the shooting of an Indiana judge and his wife.
And, President Trump's promise to follow through on his plans to impose tariffs on European allies in the pursuit of purchasing Greenland.
The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over an alleged conspiracy to impede federal immigration agents. From whiteout pileups in New York to frozen iguanas in Florida, winter is making a harsh comeback across the eastern U.S. A new report finds no link between Tylenol, or acetaminophen, used during pregnancy and autism, ADHD or other intellectual disabilities in children. It counters claims made by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
President Trump on Thursday threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act, which would allow him to deploy troops to quell protests in Minnesota after two shootings, one fatal, by federal immigration enforcement agents there.
U.S. and Denmark officials still have "fundamental" disagreements over the future of Greenland after a high-level meeting on Wednesday. President Trump said Wednesday he's heard on "good authority" that Iran is stopping its deadly crackdown on anti-government protests. Half a dozen federal prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned in protest, according to sources speaking to CBS News, after the Justice Department declined to launch an investigation into the fatal shooting of Renee Good, including the actions of the ICE agent.
At a Ford factory in Dearborn, Michigan, President Trump exclusively spoke with Tony Dokoupil about the unrest in Iran, the economy and Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Trump brushed off a question about political retribution and said, "I can’t help what it looks like."
President Trump has long criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Now Powell is pushing back, claiming a DOJ investigation is retaliation for refusing to cut interest rates, as bipartisan concerns grow over the Federal Reserve’s independence. Mass protests that erupted in Iran last month are now entering a third week, with some demonstrators calling for an end to the Islamic Republic. President Trump has threatened U.S. military action if Iran’s leaders continue a lethal crackdown on their own citizens, but says the regime wants to negotiate. Reza Pahlavi, Iran's exiled crown prince, called on President Trump to take action against the Iranian regime sooner rather than later. Here’s what he told CBS News’ Norah O'Donnell.
Newly obtained cellphone video taken by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis shows a different angle of the encounter and the moments leading up to Wednesday's shooting. President Trump met with a group of oil industry executives at the White House on Friday as his administration presses oil companies to reenter Venezuela.
Federal agents, including officers of the Border Patrol Tactical Unit, clashed with demonstrators who were protesting the killing of a U.S. citizen, 37-year-old Renee Good, by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Wednesday. Iranian authorities appeared to be cutting off internet access Thursday in the capital and some other regions of the country as mass protests and chanting against the government continue. Vice President JD Vance said Thursday that the Trump administration is creating a new assistant attorney general position focused on investigating fraud following allegations that taxpayers were bilked out of billions of dollars in Minnesota.
An ICE officer fatally shot a woman Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis, according to the Department of Homeland Security. The U.S. carried out operations Wednesday to seize two oil tankers linked to Venezuela — one in the North Atlantic and one in the Caribbean Sea, officials said. Nick Reiner's arraignment was postponed again Wednesday in the murders of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner, after his attorney, Alan Jackson, withdrew from the case. The arraignment hearing is now scheduled for Feb. 23.
In a network exclusive, Tony Dokoupil asked Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado if Maduro's vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, is the right person to lead Venezuela; and if she's truly the moderate some in the U.S. believe her to be.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife pleaded not guilty Monday to federal drug trafficking and other charges. In court, Maduro was defiant, declaring through a translator that he is innocent, a “decent man” and is “still president of my country.” The CDC makes major changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, with guidelines suggesting fewer shots. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced that he won't seek reelection in a surprise exit from politics less than 18 months after the Democrat was chosen to be the party's nominee for vice president.
Nearly three feet of snow has blanketed parts of the Northeast as severe weather impacts people across the country, bringing frigid temperatures and snow to the East Coast and heavy rain and mudslide concerns to Southern California. President Trump warned Friday in a social media post that if Iran "violently kills peaceful protesters, which is their custom, the United States of America will come to their rescue." Investigators said Friday that the deadly fire that tore through a popular bar in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana early on New Year's Day was caused by sparklers on Champagne bottles, which ignited the bar's ceiling.
A fire at a crowded bar in the Swiss Alps during New Year's Eve celebrations killed about 40 people and left 115 injured, many of them seriously, police said Thursday. Zohran Mamdani was publicly sworn in today as the 112th mayor of New York City. President Trump says he underwent a CT scan, rather than an MRI, during his October examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. In a new interview, he also says it would have been better if he hadn't undergone the scan at all.
New Year's Eve celebrations in New York City and around the world are being held under tight security.
Another player on the New England Patriots is accused of assaulting a woman, following charges against star wide receiver Stefon Diggs.
And, there may be millions of documents still to be released from the case against convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
A massive winter storm is slamming parts of the U.S. with blizzards that could affect travel for millions of Americans.
How A.I. is being implemented in the renewed search for the infamous missing Malaysian Airlines flight that disappeared over a decade ago.
And, flu cases are spiking across the country, what you need to know to keep you and your family safe.
A colossal winter storm is slamming the country with blizzards, dangerous wind chills, tornadoes, and thousands of flight delays and cancellations.
A heroic tackle in the middle of terror - an exclusive interview with the man who wrestled a gun from the Bondi Beach attacker and saved countless lives.
And, a 7‑foot former college basketball player chasing his dream of becoming a Texas police officer - and the surprise coach who stepped in: Shaquille O'Neal.
After a Christmas storm dumped record rain on southern California - crews are in a race to clear debris and prevent more flooding as winds pick up again.
As temperatures drop, heating costs are rising - what you can do at home to cut energy bills and keep the cold out this winter.
And, Steve Hartman goes on the road to meet a 12‑year‑old who can perfectly mimic 50 birds - and how his unique talent took flight in front of his entire school.
Rescues underway as historic storms unleash flooding, mudslides across California. And, holiday cookie box deliveries make spirits bright.
In Bethlehem, the Christmas story comes to life with a tree lighting in manger square, but empty streets reveal a holy city struggling without pilgrims or tourists.
Twenty years after a family’s self-published elf on the shelf, now a Christmas icon from school roofs to Macy's parade and SNL skits.
Flamingos are returning to Florida's everglades, hopeful signs that these rare sightings in the wild could signal a comeback for the pink birds.
Why the weather could make holiday travel for some a challenge.
The FDA approves a new option in the world of weight loss drugs.
And, all aboard! A Christmas train bringing joy to the rails from stop to stop.
You know about self driving cars, but what about self landing planes? Senior Transportation Correspondent Kris Van Cleave has the story of one plane that got an unexpected live tryout.
Over 100 million Americans are on the move this week for the holidays. We break down where the weather is holding strong, and where it isn't.
And, meet the group trying to bring back Christmas Caroling.
The Department of Justice has partially released the Epstein files.
Coast to coast is seeing some of the worst weather related travel delays.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", meet the Secret Santa who's making a huge difference in people's lives.
A possible break in the Brown University shooting case as police believe they have identified a person interest.
President Trump signs an executive order for one of the most significant drug policy changes in decades.
And, our exclusive interview with the father of an American Rabbi who was wounded in the deadly Hanukkah shooting at Bondi beach.
While President Trump prepares to address the nation tonight, he also is ratcheting up pressure on Venezuela.
Nick Reiner makes his first court appearance after being charged with the murder of his parents.
And, bringing the magic of the season to kids whose home for the holidays is the hospital.
The son of legendary actor and director Rob Reiner is formally charged with two counts of first degree murder.
Why more and more people say they're cutting back on holiday spending this year.
And, how does Santa deliver all those presents each year?
Police continue their search for the gunman who killed two Brown University students and wounded nine others.
More details are emerging in the deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife. Taking a look back at his legacy that helped define a generation.
The Hanukkah massacre at Bondi Beach. Did the Australian government ignore the rise in antisemitism?
Newly-released photos from the Epstein estate featuring President Trump, and former President Bill Clinton, plus other high profile figures. How these images are raising new questions.
The troubling surge in flu cases. The advice Dr. Jon LaPook has for staying safe during the holidays.
And, on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", Steve Hartman shows us the healing powers in a bowl of gumbo. It's a story of comfort food and kindness.
Parts of the Northwest are being slammed by an atmospheric river, as tens of thousands of residents have been advised to evacuate for safety from flooding. First responders have begun using boats to rescue stranded people. The Treasury Department added new sanctions on several family members of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, as well as six oil tankers it says have been used to fuel Maduro's “narco-terrorist regime." A routine formation jump turned chaotic when a reserve chute snagged on the plane, slamming a skydiver into the tail and leaving him dangling midair. He cut himself free, fought through tangled lines and managed to land with only minor injuries.
How one man's idea is becoming a new way to prevent another tragedy, months after the deadly flash flood at Camp Mystic in central Texas.
Millions of Americans have been laid of in 2025. On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", how one town in California is trying to stay sweet after losing its sugar processing plant.
There is a type of love only a grandma can provide, and we meet just one of the women who are extending their comfort to anyone who asks for it.
The latest developments in the reported shooting on the campus of Kentucky State University
A stranger finds priceless family photos that former talk show host Rikki Lake believed were gone forever.
And, is it possible to keep kids off of their cell phones? Why the whole world is keeping a close eye on Australia's new social media ban.
President Trump fires back at Marjorie Taylor Greene following her explosive interview with "60 Minutes".
On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", a look at the hidden costs of senior care.
And, what was found in Luigi Mangione's bag that convinced police he allegedly committed murder.
The CDC's vaccine advisory panel votes to stop recommending the birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine. The Supreme Court said Friday it will decide the legality of President Trump's executive order that seeks to end birthright citizenship, which automatically grants citizenship to anyone born in the U.S. The man suspected of planting pipe bombs outside the Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee headquarters on Jan. 5, 2021, is believed to be a supporter of President Trump and has been speaking with investigators, multiple sources told CBS News.
It’s been exactly one year since UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was murdered in Manhattan. And 27-year-old Luigi Mangione is back in a New York courtroom today, as attention turns to his interactions with the police officers who arrested him at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania, five days into the manhunt. The FBI has arrested a man in connection with two pipe bombs that were planted outside the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee headquarters the night before the Jan. 6 Capitol riot in 2021. Military officials showed lawmakers video of a second strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug boat behind closed doors on Capitol Hill on Thursday, and testified that there was no order from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to kill everyone on board, multiple lawmakers said.
According to a new report, President Trump's Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth could have endangered the lives of U.S. troops because of his use of the app "Signal".
The growing multi-billion dollar industry where you can gamble on anything.
From hair color to intelligence, taking you inside Silicon Valley's push for parents to build their own babies.
The Northeast gets its first big snowfall. What's next for the storm as it moves up the coast.
Taxpayer funded charter schools have seen a rise in popularity. Our investigation that found oversight for these schools is limited, leaving some parents now feeling betrayed.
And an American city is suing food makers over what they're saying are negative health consequences of eating overly processed foods.
Luigi Mangione returns to court in NYC for pretrial hearings on evidence in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing. White House confirms second strike on alleged drug boat, but denies Hegseth gave the order. Wounded National Guard member Andrew Wolfe responded to nurse and wiggled toes, West Virginia governor says.
Two national guardsman fatally shot near the White House on the Eve of Thanksgiving.
Americans of all ages are living more active lifestyles.
A look at how tariffs will impact the cost of your Christmas trees.
U.S. officials have negotiated the terms of a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. Is peace at hand between the warring countries?
This weekend, Ohio State and Michigan renew their college football rivalry. On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", a look at the trash talk that happens after the game.
And, the ultimate Thanksgiving showdown with what's on your plate. The big debate between turkey and ham.
A judge throws out the criminal charges against Former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James. But will the Trump DOJ try again?
On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", how one program led by young adults is transforming lives and offering hope to kids nationwide.
And, the first official auction of Jim Henson's iconic Muppet memorabilia is sure to earn some green of its own.
President Trump said he and New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani just concluded a "really good" meeting at the White House and congratulated him on his election win. Stepbrother eyed in cruise ship death of Florida teen may be called to testify in custody dispute, attorney says
Top Democrats in Congress called for President Trump to be "condemned forcefully" after he said on social media that Democratic lawmakers who urged members of the military to disobey illegal orders should be arrested and face trial for "seditious behavior." Federal investigators released dramatic photos Thursday of an engine flying off a doomed UPS cargo plane that crashed two weeks ago, killing 14 people in Kentucky, and said there was evidence of cracks in the left wing's engine mount.
The bill to release the Epstein Files moved faster than expected to President Trump's desk. Now, how another newly launched investigation could intervene.
Some prisoners leave lockup only to end back behind bars. On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", inside a prison working to rewrite that story by changing inmates' lives before release.
And, .the government's advice to those traveling for the holidays next week to keep fliers from fighting.
The vote to release the Epstein files moves the bill closer to President Trump's desk, but will he sign it?
On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", exploring generation alpha creating their own language, including a particular phrase that's driving teachers crazy.
And, how a retiree became a rookie EMT.
President Trump is now calling for the release of the Epstein Files.
More and more Americans are finding religion in non-traditional spaces.
And introducing you to a college quarterback whose fight both on and off the field will make you cheer.
A middle school girl is suspended for defending herself, after A.I.-generated nude images of her sparked harassment —why her family is now suing.
And Steve Hartman goes 'On the Road' to Surry County, Virginia, where a teen candidate and his former teacher turn a hotly contested election into a lesson in kindness and respect.
Newly-released documents related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein show President Trump's name appearing hundreds of times. Trump did not answer questions about it on Thursday. He has denied any wrongdoing and repeatedly called the Epstein scandal a “hoax.” Senior military officials on Wednesday presented President Trump with updated options for potential operations in Venezuela, including strikes on land, according to multiple sources familiar with the meetings at the White House. There may be a link between ultra-processed food and a higher risk of colon cancer, a new study says.
The House is in session to debate and vote on the Senate-passed funding deal that would end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. "House Democrats are in this fight until we win this fight. This fight is not over for us. We're just getting started," House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries exclusively tells CBS News' John Dickerson ahead of the House vote to end the government shutdown. The House Oversight Committee released more than 20,000 documents from the estate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and some mention President Trump
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned travelers to expect massive disruptions this weekend if the House doesn't pass the bill to fund the government. A polar vortex is bringing winter-like temperatures and even some flurries to parts of the country. ByHeart, a manufacturer of organic baby formula, recalled all of its products sold nationwide on Tuesday, days after some batches were recalled in an expanding outbreak of infant botulism.
The Senate is taking a series of procedural votes aimed at finalizing the deal between Republicans and some Democrats that would end the government shutdown, teeing up a final vote later Monday night. Airlines are expected to cancel 4% of their flights at 40 of the busiest airports in the U.S. on Monday to comply with an order from the Federal Aviation Administration amid the government shutdown. Record cold high temperatures on Monday and Tuesday are expected throughout the South and Southeast along the Gulf Coast states.
The USDA said it is working to comply with a federal judge's order to provide full food benefits to the roughly 42 million Americans who rely on food stamps through November. The first real taste of winter is coming next week as temperatures are expected to drop for millions of Americans. For the first time, a study suggests that Alzheimer's disease may be preventable if treatment begins early, before symptoms appear.
Officials said at least 13 people were killed, including a child, when a UPS cargo plane's left wing caught fire and an engine fell off just before it crashed and exploded after takeoff from Louisville International Airport in Kentucky. The FAA’s plan to slash airline capacity due to the ongoing government shutdown, with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announcing 40 "high-volume" areas will have their air traffic cut by 10% in the coming days to cope with shortages of air traffic controllers who are working without pay. Marshawn Kneeland, a defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys, has died at age 24, the team and local authorities confirmed Thursday morning.
The search for survivors near the Kentucky airport continues after a UPS plane crashed.
Bears attacks are on the rise in Japan, and the unusual steps the government is taking to reduce the threat.
And America's favorite family game is passing go...and turning 90.
Our team coverage of election day as Americans take to the polls today.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney has died at aged 84. A look at the life of one of the most powerful Vice Presidents in American history.
And on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", CBS' Dave Malkoff travels to Kentucky to visit a town that underwent a renaissance of its own.
President Trump's snap decision to partially fund the food assistance program while the government remains shut down.
A.I. has quickly become a divisive topic especially in schools. On the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", the teacher who found a way to teach students the right way to use the technology.
And we're taking you to the courtroom where love is the verdict and joy is the justice served.
At least 11 airports around the country are facing delays due to air traffic control staffing shortages linked to the government shutdown.
The government shutdown is about to hit millions of people who depend on government programs to feed their families, pay for health insurance and send their kids to preschool. A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to keep money flowing to SNAP, the food assistance program formerly known as food stamps.
And we go on the road to Heflin, Alabama, where police and teens turn Halloween mischief into a town-wide toilet paper battle that’s bringing everyone together.
One month into the government shutdown and the only end in sight is federal food assistance. Next on the CBS Evening News…what happens when the money runs out? Ahead on the CBS News...King Charles strips former Prince Andrew of all his titles today. CBS News' Imtiaz Tyab reports on the bad day for the Knight. All Hallows Eve seems like a good time to visit hallowed ground. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...exploring how America's graveyards are places for the living to visit too.
Next on the CBS Evening News…we'll take you to some of the hardest hit areas of Jamaica to see the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa on the island. Ahead on the CBS News...New Mexico is about to be the first state in the nation to offer free, universal childcare, but who's paying for it? That story is just ahead. The number of Americans choosing to drink alcohol is getting lower. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...a look at the alternatives non-drinkers are turning to.
Next on the CBS Evening News…Hurricane Melissa batters Jamaica as one of the strongest storms to make landfall. We'll bring you the latest. Ahead on the CBS Evening News...the big changes headed for the world of sport's betting. Affordable healthcare is one of the issues behind the government shutdown. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...a look at a new and affordable option of primary care.
Next on the CBS Evening News…tracking the path of Hurricane Melissa as Jamaica braces for its impact. Ahead on the CBS Evening News...the new menopause drug on the market without hormones. What you need to know. Almost 60% of children will have their own smart device by age four. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...exploring the developmental consequences of kids and screen time.
It's a major escalation with Venezuela's government. The US deploys its largest aircraft carrier to Latin America: what happens next?
Trade talks on ice. President Trump calls it quits with Canada, the US' second largest trading partner.
And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", one couple, two weddings make a wish come true for a school and its principal.
Dozens of people including former and current NBA players and a coach have been charged in connection to two investigations into an alleged widespread sports betting scheme and organized crime ring, the FBI and federal prosecutors announced Thursday. Protesters clashed again with federal agents in Chicago, where President Trump has deployed the Texas National Guard. CBS News' Nicole Sganga spoke with both Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and CBP Chief of Patrol Gregory Bovino. Tropical Storm Melissa is expected to bring days of heavy rain to the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Jamaica as it makes its way through the Caribbean.
With advances in detection and treatment, breast cancer survival rates are improving. Next on the CBS Evening News…we'll introduce you to a patient who has renewed hope with a promising treatment. Millions of dollars in goods vanish every year before they reach stores. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...why that "steal" of a deal might be exactly that. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...the growing number of casualties and concerns about further US Military strikes on alleged drug boats.
It's been nine months since he was pardoned by President Trump. Next on the CBS Evening News…a January 6th rioter is charged with threatening to assassinate a top Democrat. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...why graphic and violent content is showing up on social media despite calls for its removal. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...an island overrun with plants in need of a makeover, tamed by an unlikely and wild crew.
Next on the CBS Evening News…the search for prized jewels stolen from the Louvre. Golf carts are rolling off the course and into the city streets. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...we head to Detroit where golf carts are at the center of a community debate. Meet the prehistoric fish who calls the Mississippi river its home. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...the efforts to make sure the Paddlefish isn't the last of its kind.
Is a Ukraine peace deal in the works? We'll have the latest.
The haunting rise in costs impacting Halloween this year.
And there were powerful images of family reunions in the Middle East this week. On the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", the emotions it stirred for one California woman.
Next on the CBS Evening News…Former National Security Advisor John Bolton has been indicted. We'll have the details. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...E-Bikes are more popular than ever, but are they worth a trip to the E-R? That story is just ahead. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...a trip to a movie theatre where the real story is the one that happens off-screen.
Lead is highly toxic and unsafe in high quantities. Next on the CBS Evening News…so what's it doing in your protein supplements? We'll tell you which brands are the biggest offenders. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"...we take you to Greensburg, Kansas to share you a town rebuilt from rubble and reborn with purpose. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...Fido the fire starter? How man's best friend managed to set his owner's home on fire.
Next on the CBS Evening News…CBS Mornings' co-anchor Tony Dokoupil sits down with Prime Minister Netanyahu. It's one of the world's biggest gaming platforms. Ahead on the CBS Evening News...why is Roblox under investigation, and being accused of putting children at risk? Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye On America"...meet a group of women ready to dive in, clean up our ponds, and find purpose underwater.
20 Israeli living hostages were released by Hamas under a ceasefire deal. Stocks rebound from Friday plunge after President Trump softens tone on China tariffs. Tax extension filings still due on Oct. 15 despite government shutdown.
A deadly blast at a Tennessee explosives plant - with several still unaccounted for.
Our interview with Venezuela's Maria Corina Machado who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize today.
And Steve Hartman goes on the road to Oklahoma - where a girls’ basketball team made an unthinkable decision after winning it all.
President Trump says the Israeli hostages in Gaza should be released "Monday or Tuesday." A grand jury indicts New York Attorney General Letitia James after an investigation by President Trump's DOJ. Tropical Storm Jerry could become a hurricane by the weekend, forecasters say.
Next on the CBS Evening News...California authorities arrest an uber driver in connection with the start of the deadly Palisades Fire. The war between Israel and Hamas has entered its third year...Ahead on the CBS Evening News...how Palestinian children are caught in the crossfire. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye On America"...how the ancient tradition of debate saved one failing New York middle school.
The government shutdown is now impacting air travel nationwide. Will the real world impacts pressure the White House and lawmakers? The modern-day service dog turns fifty this year. Ahead on the CBS Evening News...how one woman developed a program specialized in helping others. Caught in the crossfire of America's trade war with China. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye On America"...we head to Illinois to speak with farmers being squeezed by tariffs.
Next on the CBS Evening News…With Texas National Guard troops deployed to Chicago and legal battles brewing over federal actions, tensions remain high in the city’s latest flashpoint. Ahead on the CBS Evening News...Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez sidelined from the Raiders-Colts broadcast, after police say a violent alley altercation left him stabbed and facing criminal charges. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye On America"...Doctors gave Chip just a few years to live, but the outdoors gave him a second chance, and a powerful new mission helping others do the same.
Music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs sentenced to four years behind bars.
Taylor's Swift's midnight album drop, and what's next for the global pop sensation.
And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", a team down on its luck gets just the right cat-alyst for change.
Next on the CBS Evening News…How the White House plans to lower prescription drug costs, and just how much more affordable can they get for millions of Americans. Ahead on the CBS Evening News, Recent storms are threatening homes along the beaches of North Carolina's outer banks. What's being done to prevent its coastline from vanishing. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News, How one school in Austin, Texas is putting artificial intelligence to the test, with results that could reshape education nationwide.
Remembering Jane Goodall. How her passion for animals and her pioneering research helped change the future of conservation. Throughout history horses have carried us into battle and helped us travel across frontiers. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"…a program in Kentucky where horses are helping people heal. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...how one organization is helping school kids get excited about lunchtime.
Could the violence in Gaza finally be coming to an end? Next on the CBS Evening News…the details on the deal aimed at bringing peace to the Middle East. "Eye on America"…a small Illinois town that's having its own renaissance. If you think you know stone skipping, you've never seen it like this. A closer look at the world stone skimming championship.
President Trump releases a plan to end the Israel-Hamas conflict, including a temporary committee to oversee Gaza. The U.S. government could shut down on Wednesday if Congress fails to approve funding for federal agencies. Suspect identified in infamous Texas yogurt shop murder case, original investigator says.
Former FBI Director James Comey gets indicted just days before the statute of limitations expires—what this could mean for other political opponents of the President.
It's been one year since Hurricane Helene devastated North Carolina—why the recovery has been so slow.
And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", Steve Hartman meets a young Phillies fan with a big heart.
A new report on the devastating California wildfires uncovered critical communication failures. We'll break down what went wrong. What goes into rebuilding a community after tragedy? Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"…the resolve of a North Carolina group who refused to be swept away. What's the secret to a long life? The answer may surprise you. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...the scientific explanations for longevity.
What we're learning about the shooting at an ICE field office in Dallas. CBS' Omar Villafranca reports. President Trump's Administration is touting a drug typically used to reduce chemotherapy side effects as a treatment for Autism. Ahead on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America"…the doctor whose at the forefront of the research. "Fat Bear week" is in full swing in Alaska, and there's some heavy competition. Coming Up on the CBS Evening News...we'll introduce you to some of the contenders.
An intense scene in federal court following the verdict of Ryan Routh, the man who tried to assassinate then Presidential Candidate Trump. Jimmy Kimmel is returning to air but will you be able to watch? We have the details, just ahead. "Eye on America"...part two of the investigation continues in the fight to end animal testing and the search for alternatives.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" will return on Tuesday nearly a week after it was pulled off the air, Disney says. Parents navigate mixed messaging on child vaccine recommendations. 'Eye on America,' CBS News investigates the push to end all federally funded animal testing — a $20 billion industry.
More than 100,000 people are expected at Charlie Kirk’s memorial in Arizona this Sunday, with federal and local authorities on high alert.
It is a celebration of Puerto Rico. Bad Bunny puts the island in the spotlight with his San Juan residency.
On the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", meet one man, seven-foot-three, proving height isn’t what makes you stand tall.
President Trump's threats of cancellation to networks he sees has negative coverage of him. We bring you reaction from the rest of the entertainment world. "Eye on America"...the fight to save the Okefenokee Swamp in Southeast Georgia. We'll tell you how to keep your grocery costs down when the prices keep going up.
The fired CDC director fired back during a Senate Hearing today. "Eye on America"...re-visiting two friends making their friendship work while on opposite ends of the political spectrum. The surprising link found that connects us and primate cousins that isn't just shared DNA.
The suspect in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk made his first appearance in court today. What we learned about the charges against him. He was a movie star icon, an Oscar winning director and a mentor to many. Remembering the life and career of Robert Redford. "Eye on America"...why are so many recent college graduates struggling to find a job? We'll tell you.
The second attack on a boat in the Caribbean ordered by President Trump. The reason? It was carrying drugs. New options are are being explored for those living with menopause. Why hormone therapy could be a possible answer to hot flashes and sleepless nights. What started out as a search for community ended up being so much more. "Eye on America"...showing how help can come in any form.
The 22 year-old suspect in the shooting of Charlie Kirk has been arrested. Now, the search for a motive.
Plus, the legacy left behind by conservative Charlie Kirk in the wake of his death.
And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", a story about finding support where you'd least expect it.
The ongoing manhunt and reward for the assassin of Charlie Kirk. "Eye on America"...programs being used by companies to bring us together in a time where so much is pulling us apart. Maurice DuBois visits the 9/11 Museum on the 24th anniversary to remember those we've lost and how we keep their memories alive.
The details into the death of Conservative activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk. Overnight NATO planes scrambled to protect Poland from a Russian attack. What America's military allies are saying. "Eye on America"...how educators are teaching a new generation to never forget the events of 9/11.
There's been a major escalation in the war in the Middle East. What we know about who the targets were in Israel's latest attack. The report card for the nation is out. Why student's are making the grade. "Eye on America"...a bus driver turned CEO and helped change an entire city's commute.
What's known about the alleged racy birthday card given to Jeffrey Epstein by President Trump.
How immigration crackdowns are impacting who takes care of your loved ones.
And on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", why more seniors are lighting up and retiring on a high note.
An in-depth look at the jobs numbers and what it means for you.
The first millennial saint: the teenage computer whiz who was nicknamed "God's influencer".
And on the CBS Evening News' "On the Road", the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone to help fulfill a dream.
Lawmakers across the aisle pulled no punches in the fiery hearing with RFK Jr. The new calls for his resignation. In her first interview, Justice Amy Coney Barrett talks to Norah O'Donnell about the decision to overturn Roe V. Wade. At least one third of Americans have tattoos. "Eye on America"...why is there still a stink over the ink?
More vaccine confusion as Florida looks to scrap mandates altogether. We have what you need to know. Chinese President Xi Jinping flexed his country's military process with an elaborate parade. How he's challenging a US led world order and who's supporting him. Cattle ranchers in Big Sky Country are coming together in an effort to keep food prices down. "Eye on America"...we'll show you how at one of the oldest cattle ranches in Montana.
What we know so far about the US military strike on a boat leaving from Venezuela. The new layer of security you'll soon be seeing soon on airlines and what it's designed to do. Flee to safety or stay and protect your home? "Eye on America"...the surprising advice from a fire chief on what to do during a wildfire.
Smooth traveling this Labor Day despite record numbers of travelling and less cancellations than usual. How do you stay protected from weather that can kill in Phoenix? How using shipping containers are being used as an oasis in the desert heat. "Eye on America"...a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into maintaining a hidden treasure inside Yellowstone National Park.
A new wrinkle in the ongoing trade war could start making things difficult for both online shoppers and small business owners.
It's a store unlike anything else: we take you to Katy, Texas, for the full Buc-ee's experience.
And for tonight's "On the Road", meet the little boy who has people traveling hours just to spend a few moments with him.
New stories of hope and healing out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A string of shooting hoaxes has left universities rattled nationwide: the cost and impact it's having on both law enforcement and campuses.
Coming up on the CBS Evening News' "Eye on America", meet the voice and the force behind a Memphis radio station who's helped turn a town into a tight community.
We have a team of reporters in Minneapolis tonight. What we're learning about the shooter's motive's. What's known about the condition of those admitted to the Hennepin County Medical Center in the wake of today's shooting. What Federal Law Enforcement is saying about the investigation into a shooting that killed at least two kids and injured at least seventeen more.
President Trump's marathon battle with the Federal Reserve and his firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Artificial Intelligence is coming to rental cars. Which car rental giant is using the technology to spot damage, and what that means for you. They say every dog has it's day. On this National Dog Day, we celebrate our furry friends and all the ways they help us.
The National Guard in Washington are now armed with rifles and revolvers while on patrol. Why President Trump says Chicago and Baltimore could be next. Maurice DuBois sits down with Lieutenant General Russel Honore to talk about the current state of FEMA and what it means for vulnerable communities during hurricane season. "Eye on America"...a camp for kids that gives them a home away from homelessness.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia was released from jail and reunited with his family while he awaits trial, his lawyer says. Trump's DOJ releases transcript of Ghislaine Maxwell's interview with Todd Blanche. Texas Senate set to vote on GOP redistricting plan that sparked weeks-long House standoff.
The latest on Hurricane Erin delivering coastal flooding and strong winds to the East Coast. Peaking behind the curtain at TikTok and revealing why the social media platform is so addictive. "Eye on America"...a look at the lonestar state's farmers changing how and what they farm.
North Carolina is officially under a state of emergency as Hurricane Erin gains size and strength. How residents are prepping. After months of missing the bullseye, Target CEO Brian Cornell has stepped down. Could he be the first causality of the trade war? "Eye on America"...how a shortage of skilled workers is throwing a wrench into the data centers that power artificial intelligence.
Taking steps towards ending the war in Ukraine and President Trump's to provide security. Back to school season has parents facing both confusing and conflicting guidance. What you need to know with vaccine hesitancy on the rise. There's a national park that's fueling the revival of a coal county. "Eye on America"...a story about rising from the ashes.
Ending the war in Ukraine. President Trump's meeting with President Zelenskyy aimed at ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The price war brewing in the world of GLP-1's, what it means for cutting pounds when costs are getting cut. "Eye on America"...meet the Georgia high school football team that proves success isn't measured just in what you do, but in how you recover.
What's known ahead of tomorrow's sit down between President Trump and Vladimir Putin. How can a city reshape and rebuild for its future? "Eye on America"...the story of a renaissance in the rust belt. A closer look at the history behind the Alaska Purchase ahead of President Trump and Vladimir Putin's summit.
A preview into what President Trump's meeting with Putin in Alaska could look like. "Eye on America"...heading back to Maui two years after the fires to look at the road to recovery. How a harmonica festival in Yellow Pine, Idaho is keeping the whole town going.
Buying and owning a home have long been a core part of the American dream. Where are prices for first time buyers? Breaking down the newly released bodycam video from the 2022 Uvalde school shooting and what it means for those involved. All is not peachy with California stonefruit farmers. On "Eye on America"...how old ways could provide new solutions to stem the threat being face by fruit growers.
DC Crime is at its lowest in 30 years. Why is the Federal Government taking over the city's police department? What we're learning about the shooting at a Target in Austin, Texas. "Eye on America"...heading to the Buckeye state where factories and the next generation of workers are being drawn together thanks to a magnet.
Remembering the space pioneer and legendary Astronaut Jim Lovell. The return of Bed Bath & Beyond with one brick and mortar location. And for "On the Road", going way off the road with a stop at an isolated island community in the middle of a population boom.
After more than four decades, a neighborhood toy store that’s been part of countless childhoods is closing. Its owner says President Trump’s tariffs contributed to the closing, and reflects on the challenges of running a small business. Brian Driscoll, who briefly served as acting director of the FBI in the early days of the second Trump administration, is being pushed out of the bureau, two sources familiar with the matter told CBS News. "Eye on America" Millennials and Gen Zers who were the first to join dating apps are now among the first to leave them.
Five soldiers were wounded when an active-duty sergeant opened fire on his coworkers Wednesday at Fort Stewart in Georgia, officials said. The suspected shooter, who was taken into custody, used his personal weapon in the shooting. President Trump’s envoy met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow ahead of Friday’s ceasefire deadline with Ukraine, warning of severe tariffs if no deal is reached.
What's led to the drop in violent crime in Chicago to pre-pandemic levels. Disaster 12,000 feet under the Atlantic. The new details by the Coast Guard explain what led to the loss of the mini-sub on an expedition to the Titanic. "Eye on America"...AI is now helping to provide companionship for aging seniors.
Actions to redraw congressional districts have been stalled after lawmakers wanting to stop the vote leave Texas. Can the Governor force them to return? From chasing the American dream to having an uncertain future. "Eye on America"...what's in store for Ukrainians who already fled a war when returning isn't an option? A new study finds dozens of species of butterflies are disappearing.
Employers across the U.S. added 73,000 jobs in July, a slowdown from previous months. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack tells CBS News' Kelly O'Grady the U.S. economy remains strong on paper, but signs of a slowdown are emerging, especially among lower-income Americans. Four people were killed in a shooting at a bar in Anaconda, Montana and police say the suspect is still at large. Here are more of the top stories happening around the world. Two months after going viral for helping his coworkers at Burger King on graduation night, 18-year-old Mykale Baker is now attending Gwinnett Technical College and working toward his dream of becoming a master auto mechanic. Steve Hartman is On the Road.
Flooding threats for parts of the country and an update on Texas lawmakers hearing from residents on the deadly Kerrville floods. The latest on the NTSB investigation into the flight that underwent major turbulence that left passengers severely injured. "Eye on America"...the growing popularity of Astrology among American's searching for answers.
The latest on the NTSB's investigation in the deadly midair crash between a blackhawk helicopter and a DC flight that killed 67 people. Federal Reserve leaves rates unchanged. During national disasters state Governors often call in the national guard for help. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's call to enlist the national guard to help with a cyber attack.
Investigators have alleged that the gunman responsible for the deadly midtown shooting may have had the condition known as CTE. Dr. Jon LaPook breaks down what the disease is. How higher prices for materials are impacting local "Made in America" businesses. The extreme heat continues in the Midwest, the Southeast and some parts of the Northeast. The heat alerts will remain in effect through Thursday in some places.
The extreme heat is expected in the Midwest, the Southeast and some parts of the Northeast. Heat alerts will remain in effect through Wednesday night in some places. President Trump and the head of the EU have reached a trade agreement. The details and who wins and who loses in the deal. News in the world of Alzheimer's treatment. The new drug that could change the way cognitive decline is diagnosed and treated. "Eye on America"...meet the woman trying to solve food insecurity one act of kindness at a time.
Will President Trump pardon Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's former partner in crime? The latest on her other meeting with the Deputy Attorney General.
Saltwater is slowly creeping into irrigation water, posing a threat to drinking water and farmers alike.
And for "On the Road", Steve Hartman travels to the Sunshine State with one of the highest points of the week from one of the flattest points.
Remembering the man and the mania of wrestling legend Hulk Hogan. Jerome Powell disputes Trump on cost of changes to Fed construction. House Speaker Johnson says Jeffrey Epstein case is "not a hoax."
Bryan Kohberger was sentenced to four life sentences without the possibility of parole on Wednesday after he pleaded guilty to the murders of four University of Idaho students in 2022. The surviving roommates and families of the victims delivered emotional statements at the sentencing hearing. Wall Street Journal reports the Justice Department told President Trump he's named in the Epstein files. A federal judge has ordered Kilmar Abrego Garcia to be released from criminal custody.
The legendary rocker Ozzy Osbourne has died at 76 just a few weeks after his farewell concert. Remembering the Prince of Darkness. "Eye on America"...how one photograph is likely responsible for saving countless lives. The charms that are keeping memories of Camp Mystic alive after the devastating floods.
A passenger jet takes emergency action to avoid a military aircraft. CBS' Kris Van Cleave has the details. Concerns over the economy and rising prices and how Americans feel President Trump is handling it. "Eye on America"...recycling oyster shells to give the marine ecosystem a second chance.
Pressure is building for the Trump Administration to disclose more information about the Jeffrey Epstein case.
President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration is leading to labor shortages in some industries.
And for "On the Road", Steve Hartman heads to Colorado with a soldier's story about how compassion can make the world go round.
President Trump has been diagnosed with a "benign and common" vein condition known as chronic venous insufficiency after he noticed swelling in his legs, the White House announced. Israeli raid hits Catholic Church in Gaza, Italian leader says, with several wounded including priest. Body found in Turks and Caicos identified as missing American Brian Tarrence.
President Trump is sending mixed signals about Fed Chair Jerome Powell, prompting strong reaction in Washington. Publicly, he told reporters, “we’re not planning on doing anything.” Questions about the death of convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and an alleged list of abusers are echoing from Washington to small-town America. President Trump is now calling it a “hoax” and urging his supporters, including some Republican lawmakers, to move on. Texas Pastor Ricky Pruitt has been holding vigils with youth and assisting in the cleanup following the Fourth of July weekend flooding, offering support to the families who lost loved ones and the volunteers searching tirelessly for the missing, helping the community heal.
An employee at Gabriel House describes deplorable conditions inside the assisted living facility and tells CBS News fire drills were never held. In Kerrville, Texas, a growing memorial honors the 133 lives lost in catastrophic flooding over the Fourth of July weekend. A major storm swept across the Northeast overnight, dumping near-record rainfall that flooded parts of New Jersey and New York City.
At least nine people were killed and one remains in critical condition after a fire broke out at an assisted living facility in Fall River, Massachusetts. A fire near the Grand Canyon in Arizona has destroyed dozens of structures, including the historic Grand Canyon Lodge. At least 131 people are confirmed dead after floods swept through Central Texas over the Fourth of July weekend.
The dramatic end of a two-week manhunt for an escaped killer in Pennsylvania. Russian president Vladimir Putin met with North Korea's Kim Jong un amid speculation that Kim could sell Moscow weapons and ammunition to use against the Ukrainians.
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The race against time as rescue teams and Morocco scoured the rubble in a furious search for survivors. The area's strongest earthquake in more than a century has killed nearly 3,000 with thousands more injured. Also, Americans are marking 22 years since September 11th attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people and forever changed our country in the world. President Biden took part in a memorial ceremony with troops and their families at a military base in Alaska while on his way home from the g20 summit.
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At least two people are dead tonight as hurricane Idalia leaves a path of destruction across Florida and slams Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. There are new concerns over the health of the top senate Republican, after Mitch McConnell suddenly froze again today, standing speechless in front of reporters. It comes just weeks after a similar incident and less than six months after the 81-year-old senator was hospitalized after a fall.
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The Biden administration made a major announcement that could impact the price you pay for prescription drugs. Ten medications treating illnesses like diabetes and even cancer will be subject to price negotiations under medicare.
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A major U.S. Airline is hit with a record fine for making passengers wait for hours on the tarmac. Chaos on campus at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as police searched for a gunman. A federal hate crime investigation now underway after police say a racist gunman killed three people at a store in Jacksonville, Florida.
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The Presidential mugshot seen worldwide. Donald Trump has become the first President current or former to have his mugshot taken. The state of Michigan is under a state of emergency after severe storms and one tornado have damaged homes. And wildfires are now threatening the Gulf Coast, forcing the mandatory evacuation of an entire town.
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Former President Donald Trump surrendered at the notorious Fulton county jail in Atlanta. Trump booked, processed on 13 charges including conspiracy and racketeering related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election. The county of Maui filed a lawsuit against the Hawaiian Electric Company alleging the utility's neglect caused the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. In more than a century.
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100 million Americans under warnings. We'll tell you which areas are getting the worst of it and severe drought is threatening the Panama Canal and why it could impact the cost of goods here. A mystery unfolding in Russia, after a private jet crashed nearly 200 miles north of Moscow. Believed to be on board, Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, and his number two, the commander of the Wagner group. President Biden tonight on whether this was Putin's payback.
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On the first day of school, an elementary school student was killed in more than 20 others hurt when their bus was struck by a mini van. A massive cleanup is underway in southern California following a tropical storm Hilary. The record rain and flooding left entire neighborhoods buried under mountains of mud and debris. Likely causing billions of dollars in damage.
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The Catastrophic flood from tropical storm Hilary, After bringing record rain and strong winds to California. All the extreme weather continues with storms forming in the Gulf and Atlantic. This is the strongest storm to hit the Golden State in more than eight decades.
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The suspect in the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students appeared in court today for a pivotal pretrial hearing. Defense attorneys for Bryan Kohberger are focusing on the DNA evidence at the center of the case. The massive storm packing 130-mile-an-hour winds is expected to weaken as it moves closer to land, but could become the first tropical storm to make landfall in California in more than eight decades.
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New questions and growing anger on what could have been done to prevent the deadliest wildfire in the U.S. In more than a century. The death toll is rising, and it is possible more than 1,000 people are still unaccounted for. Tonight, FEMA is telling CBS news that many people died in their homes, and it may take years to identify all the remains. Officials say just 40% of the impacted area has been searched.
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We learn Maui's emergency chief had no disaster experience. What sources are telling us about the failed government response, as the road to Lahaina opens for the first time, and the death toll surpasses 100. Help arrives in Maui to find the missing and identify remains, as survivors get a first look at what's next.
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A special edition of the "CBS evening news" from here on Maui. The new details as recovery crews are in a race against time before a potential new storm rolls in. With only a third of the search complete, the governor warning the death toll could double, as we learn the identities of some of the victims. Plus, what we are learning about the fourth indictment against former president Donald Trump.
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The Lahaina Wildfire is now America's deadliest in more than a century. As the death toll grows, so does the anger. The new questions about what happened and why the threat is not over. We speak with survivors as a community waits for news about their loved ones.
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The Maui War Memorial Gymnasium has been set up as one of the many shelters across the island for evacuees who have lost everything. Volunteers are handing out food, water, diapers, and other much-needed supplies. Thousands are stranded at the airport as they try to escape the chaos and return to the mainland. Plea negotiations with Hunter Biden were at an impasse, and the government now believes the case will not resolve short of a trial.
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A grand jury in New York City has indicted a 17-year-old suspect on a hate crime charge. After a brutal confrontation at a gas pump in Brooklyn resulted in the death of O'Shae Sibley, a 28-year-old gay black man. New economic data showing consumer prices rose in July, while inflation has fallen in some areas, the summer heat is keeping some costs white-hot.
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Wildfires in Hawaii that have people fleeing for their lives. The fast-spreading flames and engulfed entire towns on the island of Maui, ripping through historic tourist destinations, burning everything in sight. A Utah man was shot and killed earlier this morning during an FBI raid on his home. The agents were attempting to serve an arrest warrant after the man allegedly threatened to kill president Biden, his family, and several others, including former president Obama.
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New details on the violent river front dock brawl in Montgomery, Alabama, that went viral and has drawn nationwide attention. Police say arrest warrants have been issued for three individuals on assault charges. Damage from the mayhem in New York City's union square last Friday is estimated at $200,000 according to CBS New York. Chaos broke out when thousands of teenagers showed up for a giveaway promoted on social media.
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The Security Service of Ukraine says it has detained a woman accused of helping Russia plot an attack on President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a visit to a flood-hit region. Threats of severe weather from dangerous heat in the south to thunderstorms and possible tornado stretching from the great Lakes to the east coast. Storms have already created havoc for air travelers with 6,000 flights delayed and more than 1300 canceled.
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The agency that manages Texas' power grid has issued a watch for next week, when we are expecting more temperatures in the triple digits and demand to be up. Now, they say so far the power grid has held up even after setting seven new peak demand records just this summer.
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The former president accused of trying to defraud the nation he once led and arriving back in Washington to a crowd gathered, not at the white house, but at a federal courthouse. The four-count indictment details Donald Trump's alleged criminal plot to hold onto power and overturn the 2020 presidential election. Security was tight around the courthouse in D.C., just blocks from the U.S. Capitol.
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A man is in federal custody after investigators say he kidnapped a woman and trapped her in a makeshift cinder block cell after posing as a police officer. Details about the victims brutal escape and how she may have helped other women. The former President Donald Trump returns here to the nation's capital to make his first appearance on charges of going after the bedrock of American democracy, a peaceful transfer of power.
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A third indictment of former President Donald Trump, this time for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. And from Russia, several drones hit a college and sports complex in Kharkiv near Ukraine's northeast border. And Russian shelling blew the roof off this hospital in Kherson on the southeast front line, killing a doctor on his first day at work and injuring five colleagues.
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Lori Daybell is sentenced in the zombie murders of her kids. What she said in court about communicating with their spirits. A potential mass shooting that was prevented at a Jewish school in Memphis.
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the new Criminal charges against Former President Donald Trump, who continues his bid for The White House. The special counsel's office filed three new felony charges in it's investigation of the former presidents alleged mishandling of classified documents.
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Former President Trump is facing additional charges, The special counsel brings new charges against Donald Trump in the Mar-a-Lago classified document case as prosecutors alleged the former President's aides attempted to delete surveillance Video.
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The Stunning collapse of the proposed plea agreement between Hunter Biden and the department of justice. The federal judge overseeing the case put the deal on hold after raising concerns about the scope of the agreement.
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Concerns over whether Bronny James, one of the most recognizable basketball recruits ever, will still be able to play after being rushed to the hospital and admitted to the ICU. A family spokesperson saying Bronny is now out of intensive care and in stable condition.
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The department of justice has sued governor Greg Abbott after the state refused to remove buoys in the Rio Grande, installed in an effort to block migrants from crossing. The federal government says the barriers are dangerous and unlawful, while there governor said he had a right to defend the state's border.
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Extreme heat causes more deaths each year than any other weather event, and health officials from California to Florida are seeing a surge in heat-related visits to emergency rooms. A disturbing new report from the centers for disease control on the rise of e-cigarette use. More than 10% of young adults in the U.S. Are now vaping, a dramatic increase since the start of the pandemic.
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Stunning new details in the Gilgo Beach murders on New York's Long Island. The investigation has spread to at least four states, including New York, New Jersey, South Carolina, and Nevada. Police are trying to determine if the suspect, 59-year-old Rex Heuermann, is connected to any additional unsolved murders, including a wave of killings in Atlantic City in 2006.
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Emotional testimony for women suing Texas, who believe the state's abortion ban puts their lives at risk. The target letter Smith sent to trump cites several possible charges, including conspiracy to defraud the U.S., deprivation of rights under a color of law, which applies when someone uses power to deny constitutional rights, and witness tampering and obstruction of an official proceeding, the January 6th electoral count certification.
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For the second time in just two months, former President Donald Trump receiving a target letter from special counsel Jack Smith, signaling another possible indictment. All this about the aftermath of the 2020 election the former president confirmed the development on social media, lashing out at the special counsel, calling him deranged. Witnesses from trump's inner circle have testified that trump applied pressure to a sprawling group of stakeholders, as he fought to stay in power.
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Thousands of acres across the state look like this. The state has gotten off to a slow start with wildfire season, but officials say with all of this heat and now all of this dry vegetation.
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Stunning new details we are learning about a suspected serial killer on New York's Long Island. The suspect is 59-year-old Rex heuermann, charged with the murders of three women and the prime suspect in the death of a fourth. The massive heat dome is centered over the southwest, with a dozen states topping 100 degrees today. The entire industry is shut down, with actors and writers on strike together for the first time in more than 60 years.
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Federal health officials today approved the first-ever over-the-counter birth control pill. The president met with his Finnish counterpart after Finland became the newest member of NATO. Mr. Biden touted the alliance's commitment to the long-term security of Ukraine in its defense against Russia.
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Three people were killed and more than a dozen others injured in a horrific greyhound bus crash overnight in southern Illinois. It was just before 2:00 A.M. When Illinois state police say greyhound bus traveling from Indianapolis. In D.C. Officials are trying to find a hit-and-run driver they say was responsible for a deadly crash today near the white house.
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From California to Florida, nearly 90 million Americans are under heat alerts. In Phoenix, Arizona, the temperature has topped 110 degrees every day this month, and it is expected to reach nearly 120 by the weekend. In Washington, a bipartisan group of senators Teed off on PGA tour executives today during a hearing on the controversial merger between the PGA tour and the Saudi-backed LIV golf.
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Multiple man hunts are underway for two separate murder suspects who escaped custody in Pennsylvania and Montana in the last week. Hollywood actors could be joining writers on the picket lines with the new deal with studios just days away. One of the issues is around artificial intelligence and how it can create performances that don't exist.
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So much of the U.S. Being smothered by this summer high heat. the Biden administration is expected to announce that it will provide Ukraine with cluster munitions and controversial weapons because of the potential to cause indiscriminate harm to the civilian population.
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The suspect in Monday's mass shooting in Philadelphia has been charged with five counts of murder. Police say the suspect was armed with an ar15 style rifle, a handgun and a bullet-proof vest. Someone on a white house tour may have left a small bag of cocaine in the west wing.
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The travel nightmare to look out for if you're travelling this Fourth of July. The US Army has been struggling with their recruitment numbers.
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Protests in France over a 17-year-old. 157 people were arrested overnight. A mass shooting in Baltimore two people were killed and at least 28 injured when gunfire erupted in a block party.
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French president Emmanuel macron urged parents to keep their children off the streets, before a fourth night of protests sparked by deadly -- a deadly police shooting. Tonight, the supreme court rulings on LGTBQ rights and president Biden's student loan forgiveness program.
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A major change for college admissions, the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action. a Florida jury has found a former sheriff's deputy not guilty for failing to act during the mass shooting at parkland high school in 2018.
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Pop icon Madonna rushed to the hospital, New details about her condition. Tens of millions of Americans facing another round of air quality alerts due to heavy smoke from those Canadian wildfires. Long lines at U.S. Airports are finally starting to move again, following days of travel nightmares caused by severe weather.
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The IRS whistle-blower in the Hunter Biden investigation speaks out. Powerful storms pounding the east coast, causing another day of headaches for airlines and thousands of passengers. New audio recording obtained of former president Donald Trump discussing secret documents at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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The aftermath of the short-lived rebellion that pushed Russia to the brink of civil war and also bringing new questions. Is Vladimir Putin's iron grip on power in peril? The Kremlin is trying to project a sense of calm, but the extent of the damage to the dictator standing among the Russian people is still unknown.
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The search for answers following the tragic outcome for the submersible that went missing in the atlantic. Officials say a catastrophic implosion destroyed the vessel and killed all five people on board. The Coast guard has reportedly declared the incident to be a Major marine casualty and will lead the investigation into the cause of the implosion. Security around Moscow is being tightened. The Russian media reports that riot police are protecting important facilities around that city. The news comes after the owner of the private Russian military contractor, the Wagner group, which is fighting on the side of Vladimir Putin, called on his soldiers to March for justice on the Russian capital.
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a major development in the search for the missing submersible in the Atlantic ocean. The coast guard said five major pieces of the vessel have been found, but it is not clear if recovery of the bodies will ever be possible.
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The desperate search for that missing submersible vessel carrying five passengers and disappear during an expedition to the sunken wreckage of the titanic. Coast guard officials say they have detected underwater noises for the second straight day. The sounds which have been described as banging noises have given rescuers hope but they admit they don't know the source of the noises.
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A race against the clock to find the submersible vessel that disappeared in the north Atlantic Ocean on Sunday, it was headed to the sunken wreckage of the titanic, experts say if the five people on board are still alive, they will run out of oxygen by Thursday morning. Several thousands of homes and businesses are without power in parts of the south, this comes at dangerous heat wave is breaking records across the region.
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The desperate search for a small submersible that disappeared while taking a crew of five people to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to view the Titanic shipwreck. Officials in Mississippi are surveying the damage after multiple tornados swept through the state overnight. Secretary of State Antony Blinken sat down with China's President Xi today in Beijing in hopes of easing tensions between the world's two superpowers.
CBS News correspondent Jericka Duncan is in for Norah O'Donnell.
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Now to a damning report from the department of justice that accuses the Minneapolis police department of a pattern of discrimination and abuse against racial minorities. Hundreds of thousands remain without power in six southern states. In Florida's panhandle, residents had to be rescued after 15-16 inches of rain fell in a matter of hours.
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Federal agencies, state governments, and major universities have been hit with a campaign of data theft and ransomware. CBS news has confirmed that the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency is providing support to agencies that have been targeted.
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Authorities from Texas to Florida have issued watches and warnings for residents to remain cautious and limit travel in areas where damage has occurred. a Manhattan grand jury has indicted marine veteran Daniel penny in the choke hold killing of Jordan Neely last month on a subway car. Penny, who was initially charged with second-degree manslaughter, says he was trying to defend himself and other subway riders from Neely, who witnesses say was yelling and threatening passengers.
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Donald Trump today pleaded not guilty to dozens of federal charges, mishandling America's top secrets, and obstructing justice. In Denver, where the nuggets won their first championship in team history. Nine people were injured in a mass shooting in what police believe could be linked to a drug deal gone wrong.
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Donald Trump arrived in Miami ahead of his arraignment after being charged with mishandling classified documents and obstructing justice. The unsealed federal indictment provides key details about the kinds of documents found at mar-a-lago. According to investigators, they included some of the highest levels of classification that protects the nation's secrets.
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The indictment today accuses trump of illegally holding documents concerning the U.S. Nuclear program and more top-secret Pentagon plans. A bear was spotted in Washington D.C. today. which is said to be relatively rare. The last time one was spotted in the district was more than five years ago.
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Multiple sources confirmed to CBS news that the former president has been indicted on criminal charges Andy Mar-a-Lago document case. A major development tonight in the disappearance and suspected murder of American teenager Natalee Holloway in Aruba nearly 20 years ago.
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Missouri became the 20th state this year to pass laws aimed at limiting transgender rights. Arkansas was the first to enact a ban on gender-affirming care for young people. That law has been temporarily blocked by a judge. Huge news tonight in the world of soccer. Superstar Lionel Messi is signing with the major league soccer team Inter Miami. That club is co-owned by retired soccer star David Beckham.
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Ukrainian Dam destroyed causing major flooding. A major sports shocker as the PGA Tour merges with competitor. California Governor Gavin Newson calls out Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Those stories and more on the CBS Evening News.
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More details emerge from the aftermath of the building collapse in Iowa. President Biden falls at Air Force graduation ceremony. Former President Trump on the campaign trail.
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President Biden signed a bill that blocks a potential nationwide railroad strike and prevents what he called an economic catastrophe during the holiday season. The princess of Wales visiting Harvard on her own as family drama overshadows the royal trip.
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Tonight, nationwide rail crisis averted. What it means is there are new signs the U.S. Economy is bouncing back. The deal keeping trains on the tracks. We have the new details as inflation slows and gas prices plunge.
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A deadly tornado outbreak hits the south, destroying communities, as the same storm system heads north, bringing strong winds that could knock out power to thousands. The family of a 15-year-old speaks out, after a 28-year-old man pretended to be a teenager online and killed the California girl's grandparents and mother.
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The guilty verdicts in the January 6th seditious conspiracy tile, the most serious case to come out of the investigation into the assault on the U.S. Capitol. Tonight, oath keepers founder Stewart Rhodes is convicted.
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The stock market slides after those extraordinary protests over the covid crackdown in China. Plus the severe weather threatening millions of Americans. The Dow drops as the demonstrations against the strict covid policies of XI jinping spread.
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Tonight, another mass shooting in America, this time at a Virginia Walmart. Six people are dead and seven others injured. The alleged gunman was an overnight manager.
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Millions hitting the road over the holiday will be paying record-high Thanksgiving gas prices. regular gas is projected to average $3.68 a gallon on Thanksgiving, that's about 30 cents higher than last year. the airlines expect to stay really busy least through next Monday. A.A.A. Says tomorrow, Wednesday, will be really busy on the roads.
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The new details in America's latest mass shooting that left five people dead and dozens injured. The suspect in the Colorado L.G.B.T.Q. Club shooting faces hate crime and first-degree murder charges.
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the justice department appoint a special counsel to investigate former president trump, already a candidate for the white house. Could this signal indictments over the January 6 capitol riot and classified documents stored at mar-a-lago? and what the coroner is saying about where the four college kids were stabbed to death.
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Tonight, the big changes coming to congress as Nancy Pelosi, the first woman to be elected speaker of the house, announces she'll step aside. Bad blood between Taylor Swift fans and ticketmaster after the site canceled tomorrow's ticket sales.
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The investigation after an S.U.V. Plows into sheriff recruits on a training run. Plus an arctic blast blanketing the nation. And the new questions tonight in that college quadruple homicide.
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Former president Donald Trump's comeback campaign is expected to launch tonight, when he announces his third run for the white house. But the question, what kind of support does he have from the Republican party? Plus, A crisis in our health system, why so many nurses are leaving.
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Tensions over trade, Taiwan, and the war in Ukraine loomed over their first face-to-face encounter since Mr. Biden took office. the president of the university of Virginia says classes will be canceled for a second day tomorrow, as the community searches for answers. The suspect is in custody, after a deadly shooting rocked the charlottesville community.
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From the weather forecast to the political storms brewing in Washington and across the country. Ballots are still being counted with control of the senate and house still up in the air. Republicans are inching closer to the magic number of 218 to take back the speaker's gavel but it could take several more days.
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Tonight, the deadly damage caused by tropical storm Nicole, after making landfall on Florida's east coast as a hurricane. Homes and buildings collapse into the ocean, as hundreds of thousands are without power.
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Our new reporting on Republicans blaming Donald Trump for falling short. President Joe Biden and his party breathing a sigh of relief tonight.
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Nationwide, voters face a critical choice about the direction of the country and tonight, they will finally have their say. The country’s most closely-watched and most expensive Senate race is coming down to the wire in Pennsylvania. In the battleground state of Wisconsin, Republican Senator Ron Johnson is seeking his third term in office against Democratic challenger Mandela Barnes. Plus: millions of Florida residents along the Atlantic coast are bracing for what could be a rare November hurricane, the first since 1985.
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CBS News is out on the trail, covering the key races and talking to the American people. Parts of Florida now under a hurricane watch. Where the storm could hit. And, the largest lottery prize ever. How much money could you take home if you win the Powerball?
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CBS News is out on the trail, covering the key races and talking to the American people. Parts of Florida now under a hurricane watch. Where the storm could hit. And, the largest lottery prize ever. How much money could you take home if you win the Powerball?
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Women, pressured parents and voters seeking to restore Roe v. Wade may have a sizable impact on Election Day. Join "CBS Evening News" anchor & managing editor Norah O'Donnell, "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan and CBS News correspondents Caitlin Huey-Burns, Nikole Killion and Natalie Morales for a special conversation about what’s at stake at the ballot box.
This discussion was first broadcast on Twitter Spaces on November 7, 2022.
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Women, pressured parents and voters seeking to restore Roe v. Wade may have a sizable impact on Election Day. Join "CBS Evening News" anchor & managing editor Norah O'Donnell, "Face the Nation" moderator Margaret Brennan and CBS News correspondents Caitlin Huey-Burns, Nikole Killion and Natalie Morales for a special conversation about what’s at stake at the ballot box.
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midterm candidates are in the final stretch with control of the house and the senate on the line. Advisers familiar with the former president's plans tell CBS news that trump is considering making his widely rumored bid for the white house official in the coming weeks
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As Americans cast their votes in the 2022 midterm elections, CBS News Congressional Correspondent Scott MacFarlane, Senior White House and Political Correspondent Ed O'Keefe and CBS News Election Law Contributor David Becker discuss the growing issue of election denialism and how it has impacted the state of U.S. politics.
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Rising crime, the brutal rape of a New York jogger. One of the most closely watched races remains the one in Pennsylvania where Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz are neck and neck according to recent polls. Robert Costa sits down with Democrat John Fetterman,
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With less than a week to go before election day, president Biden making a surprise speech tonight, saying the future of democracy depends on your vote. President Biden and former president Obama argue the future of America is at stake. The NBA Is under fire for its lack of action in response to an anti-semitic tweet from one of its biggest stars, kyrie Irving.
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In San Francisco tonight, the man accused of trying to murder Nancy Pelosi's husband faces a judge. A Vaccine for R.S.V., as the dangerous virus spreads across the nation.
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Tonight, the federal charges filed against the man accused of breaking into speaker Nancy Pelosi's home. Plus, A Terrifying Halloween stampede resulting in 154 killed, mostly young people, including two Americans studying abroad in South Korea.
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The home invasion of speaker Nancy Pelosi. What we're learning tonight about her husband's hospitalization and his surgery after being brutally attacked. Elon Musk finalizes the purchase of Twitter, He fired a number of top executives just after buying the company for $44 billion and taking it private. Musk said he wants to bolster free speech.
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Tonight, the families of victims in uvalde outraged after the Texas public safety chief admits there were enough officers and enough information to go into the school after just 10 minutes but instead they waited for more than an hour. Congressional investigators looking into the attack on the capitol are planning to call back two senior members from the secret service.
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Tonight, the breaking news that could affected control of the U.S. Senate with the mid terms now less than two weeks away. Football star turned senate hopeful Herschel walker now facing accusations from a second woman.
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Two people were killed, including a 15-year-old student, and a teacher who was getting ready to retire. Several others were wounded before the gunman was killed by police. a growing number of companies are cutting ties with Kanye west over the hip-hop mogul's offensive and anti- semitic remarks.
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Tonight, heartbreak and terror in a major American city after another deadly shooting at a high school. The chaos in the classrooms, students jump from windows to escape the shooter. There are also fears that Vladimir Putin may be preparing to unleash a radioactive dirty bomb in Ukraine.
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The January 6th Committee demands former President Trump testify under oath, Trump ally Steve Bannon fined and sentenced to four months in prison. Plus: new details on the raid at Mar-A-Lago, hospitals running out of beds and exclusive access with the 101st Airborne near the Ukrainian border.
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Ukrainians are facing another night of rolling blackouts following Russia's targeting of its power grid. Officials say there have been more than 300 missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's energy facilities in the past 10 days. British prime minister Liz truss quits in just six weeks after her policies led to economic turmoil.
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Overseas amid Russia's failing invasion, The Kremlin continues to target Ukraine's infrastructure, including power plants and the nation's water supply, as the winter cold sets in. As Russian troops suffer setbacks on the battlefield, president Vladimir Putin is tightening his grip by declaring martial law on four regions claimed by Moscow.
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Tonight, the early winter freeze for more than 200 million Americans. The bitterly cold temperatures and the states that got more than a foot of snow in October. Whiteout conditions on highways. America decides Three weeks until the midterms, President Biden vows to push an abortion rights bill if Democrats win.
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We're getting new information tonight about the price the trump organization charged the secret service to stay at its hotels. A new report says the former president and his family's protection details paid exorbitant rates, all taxpayer money. The dramatic senate race in Georgia. Early, in-person voting got under way today, and the turnout is already historic.
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In Florida, prosecutors are calling for an investigation after a juror claimed that she felt threatened during deliberations in the case of parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz. The jury sentenced Cruz to life in prison instead of the death penalty, angering many, including some of the victims' family members. Back here in Washington, former president Donald Trump has sent a message to the January 6 committee after it unanimously voted to issue him a subpoena.
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After a year-long investigaton and a series of congressional hearings unlike we've ever seen before the house select January 6th committee voted unanimously to take its probe to the next level, calling former President Trump the central figure of January 6th.
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Tonight, three officers face punishment for the death of candidate Kyle mullen during hell week. In what is the largest defamation suit payout ever in American history, The landmark verdict awarded the families of those killed in the sandy hook massacre,
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Tonight, a new development in the largest welfare scandal in Mississippi history. CBS news has exclusively obtained text messages and documents that connect the plan to divert millions of dollars in welfare funds to pet projects of hall of fame quarterback Brett Favre. President Biden and other g7 leaders held an emerge meeting today and pledged to stand firmly with Ukraine. And tonight, we're learning details about the sophisticated weapons that could be headed to Ukraine.
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Tonight, Vladimir Putin unleashes on Ukraine, firing at least 80 missiles and using dozens of Iranian drones in what's the biggest barrage since the invasion. President Biden spoke with president zelenskyy late today by phone, and he pledged to provide support to Ukraine, including advanced air defense systems that he asked for.
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While wages are up, that's not enough to keep up with the record rise in inflation that has consumers looking for the best deals and retailers are eager to compete for their dollars. President Biden claims the world is closer to the use of nuclear weapons than at any time since the Cuban missile crisis. The president says he's taking Vladimir Putin seriously when the Russian leader talks about using nuclear weapons.
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Tonight, breaking new developments in the hunter Biden investigation. the F.B.I. Believes it has gathered sufficient evidence to charge the president's son with crimes related to his taxes, and a gun purchase.
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Tonight, as president Biden visits hurricane-ravaged Florida and promises lasting support, the new action his administration is taking on gas prices that are on the rise. The president tours damage with political rival Republican governor Ron Desantis but says the two are in complete lockstep in helping the hurricane's victims.
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Republican candidate Herschel walker is denying a report that he paid for a girlfriend's abortion in 2009. Hurricane Ian becomes the deadliest storm in Florida since the 1930s as we learn some schools could be closed for months.
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Florida residents are reeling from the catastrophic damage of hurricane Ian. The death toll stands at 95, but, sadly, that number is expected to rise. And five days since the storm made landfall, more than a half a million are still without power. President Zelenskyy says Ukrainian forces have retaken more territory in the eastern regions than Russia has illegally annexed.
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For the second times in Georgetown with torrential rains and floodwaters. South Carolina's governor is urging residents to stay inside. The storm will continue to bring flooding rain from the Carolinas to the mid-atlantic, and even up to New York over the weekend. Tonight, we're getting a clearer picture of the devastation hurricane Ian left behind in the state of Florida.
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Tonight the state of Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia will all have declared a state of emergency ahead of Ian's expected landfall tomorrow. We have team coverage tonight. All throughout Florida and beyond.
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Tonight, scientists warn a potential record amount of methane is spewing into the baltic sea following the suspected Russian sabotage of two natural gas pipelines between Russia and Europe. Florida's governor Ron Desantis says the storm surge from hurricane Ian has likely peaked
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Florida is a state on the edge tonight, as it prepares for what could be the biggest storm in years, new information tonight on hurricane Ian's expected landfall. The head of the right-wing group the oath keepers and four others are facing charges of seditious conspiracy
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The new questions tonight about Brett Favre, The hall of fame football star's alleged involvement in diverting millions meant for the poor to pet projects. Governor Ron Desantis has declared a state of emergency for the entire state, and the city of Tampa is bracing for its first major hurricane in more than a century.
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The U.S. prepares for what could be its first major storm of the season. Hurricane Fiona knocks out power for thousands in Bermuda before heading toward Canada. Florida's governor is being sued after flying migrants to Martha's Vineyard. Protests in Iran turn deadly, with women burning their head scarves and taking to the streets after a young woman was killed in police custody.
All these stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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The new threat of nuclear war. Vladimir Putin declares he's not bluffing and will do anything to defend Russia. Anti-war protestors arrested in the streets of Russia as Putin mobilizes 300,000 more troops. Plus Donald Trump is sued for widespread fraud, The bombshell lawsuit from the New York state attorney general.
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in the Dominican Republic, Fiona ripped roofs off homes and cut off access to entire communities, after streets were blocked with downed trees and power lines. Federal prosecutors charged 47 people with stealing more than a quarter of a billion dollars meant for needy children and then using that money to line their own pockets.
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a special edition of the CBS Evening News from outside Westminster abbey, after the world bids a final farewell to queen Elizabeth II. An emotional day of royal traditions for Britain's longest-serving monarch. Also In Puerto Rico, there has been devastating damage caused by hurricane Fiona.
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Potential life-threatening flooding in Puerto Rico and the virgin Islands, and the breaking news about the world leader telling Vladimir Putin just hours ago, and the horrors of war in Ukraine revealed.
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Tonight, the majestic and historic ceremony as queen Elizabeth lies in state, and the royal family is united in grief. The final good-bye to Buckingham palace, the flag-draped coffin with her imperial crown atop carried through the streets of London.
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Thousands of residents east of Los Angeles are under evacuation orders after heavy rains caused fast-moving mudslides, damaged homes and buried cars. tens of thousands pay respect as the flag-draped coffin of queen Elizabeth returns to Buckingham palace one last time.
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extreme weather remains in the forecast with multiple wildfires burning across the western U.S. While to residential rains cause dangerous mudslides in southern California. The UK says farewell to the queen, they also welcome a new sovereign, King Charles III.
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Across the globe, The world paused to honor Queen Elizabeth who captivated and connected all of us.
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Tonight, the life and legacy of queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest serving monarch dies at the age of 96. The queen passed peacefully at her balmoral castle in Scotland, the official announcement from Buckingham palace, her family rushing to be by her side, including her son, the new king Charles.
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There was more fighting today near Ukraine's embattled nuclear power plant and officials say the site is currently disconnected from the electricity grid. The brutal heat is straining California's power grid and power companies are pleading with the public to conserve energy.
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Tonight, extreme weather from coast to coast, to residential rains and flooding here in the northeast to record heat and deadly wildfires in the west. More than 58 million people are under excessive heat warnings and advisories in seven states. Our exclusive interview with Hilary Clinton and what she says about her future.
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Millions are traveling this Labor Day weekend. Out west, more than 50 million Americans are facing excessive heat warnings. And a new Trump document mystery, with four dozen empty folders labeled "classified" recovered from Mar-a-Lago.
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200,000 Americans are still without safe drinking water in a major American city. The C.D.C. Panel voted today to recommend those updated booster shots to anyone 12 and older who wants one. The new boosters, made by pfizer and moderna, target the latest omicron variants.
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Restaurants and businesses have been forced to close, and Jackson public schools have gone to remote learning indefinitely because of no running water in the schools. President Biden traveled to the battleground state O Pennsylvania this afternoon where he outline a plan to combat gun violence.
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Tonight, the battle over Donald Trump's mar- a-lago documents, as the F.B.I. Says it's finished examining the top-secret material. The Buffalo bills release a rookie player after he's accused of gang rape. why artemis 1 failed to launch and when nasa will try again.
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New details from the affidavit used to justify the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Stocks plunge as Wall Street is spooked. One woman's story and the battle for abortion rights. The countdown begins as NASA prepares to return to the moon.
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A federal judge orders the Justice Department to release parts of the affidavit used to justify the FBI search of former President Donald Trump's Florida resort. There are growing fears of a nuclear meltdown in Ukraine. And schools are offering new perks to get educators back in the classroom.
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Nearly two dozen killed in Ukraine after Russian rockets strike a train station. Cbpebora patta is in Kyiv. Tonight, where the world is marking six months of war. The new move tonight by the federal government to get untraceable ghost guns off the streets.
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new information about the F.B.I. Search at former president trump's mar-a-lago estate, giving us a glimpse into what kind of classified materials allegedly kept at the 45th presidents florida home. Officials are planning to announce a record $3 billion aid package to Ukraine as the war hits the six-month mark. The state department believes Russia is preparing new attacks in response to a recent car bombing outside Moscow.
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millions of Americans in the southwest are under flood warnings a monsoon rains drenched communities across parts of six states, north Texas getting worst of it. The dallas-forth worth area suffering from a months-long drought was pummeled with more than nine inches. That is the second heaviest rainfall in theity's history.
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Tonight, a dire warning: Fears of a nuclear accident in Ukraine grow, and the consequences could be grave. Shelling of Europe's largest nuclear power plant sparks international concern of a catastrophe. Kobe Bryant's widow in court today talking about the emotional impact of learning first responders shared graphic photos of the crash that killed her husband and her daughter.
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Tonight we're learning more details about just why the F.B.I. Searched Donald Trump's Residence, New documents provide new incite into the alleged crimes behind the mar-a-lago search. today federal health officials announced a major boost to the country's supply of the monkeypox vaccine amid a surges of new case, up more than 30% in the last week to more than 13,500
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the very latest in the in investigations into Donald Trump and what his former vice president is saying about that mara-a-lago search and whether he'll testify before the January 6 committee. A major shake-up tonight at the centers for disease control following criticism of how the nation's public health agency handled the covid-19 epidemic, and it comes as the country face another outbreak, this time monkeypox.
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Washington, president Biden signed what he hopes will help make an impact. A bill that includes $373 billion to fight climate change, widely considered the biggest package of its kind in U.S. History. The FDA will make hearing AIDS available over-the-counter without a prescription as soon as mid October.
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our new reporting on what former President Trump alleges the F.B.I. Took from his mara-a-lago home during the search after the department of justice asked a judge to keep the warrant affidavit sealed. The fall of kabul, One year since Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.
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the warrant that authorized the unprecedented search of former president trump's Florida home has been unsealed. The revealing new details, 11 sets of classified documents seized, some labeled top secret, as we learn the justice department is investigating trump for potentially violating the espionage act. We're also learning more about the suspect killed in yesterday's attempted breach of an F.B.I. Field office in Ohio.
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We are learning more about the extraordinary federal investigation into former president Donald Trump, and the legal basis for the unprecedented F.B.I. Search of his Florida home. Gas prices fall to the lowest point in five months.
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Is inflation relief in sight? some costs are still up. Former president trump pleads the fifth. As New York state probes his business practices, the 45th president invokes his right not to answer questions. A defiant trump gives a thumbs-up to cameras outside his Manhattan apartment.
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the F.B.I. Bombshell. The search warrant executed on a former president's home. Agents seizing boxes, including what are believed to be classified documents, and accessing his safe. Donald Trump, defiant, as the G.O.P. Comes to his defense. CBS's major Garrett is in Florida with the new details.
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president Biden and the first lady traveled to flood-ravaged Kentucky to get a firsthand look at the devastation. Meeting residents and the first responders, the president makes a promise; and a new trend that is driving car owners to make some extra cash.
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Hiring surges in July with U.S. Employers adding 528,000 new jobs, more than double what economists expected. But underneath the blockbuster numbers, worrying economic signs that inflation may get worse. And some small businesses are still struggling to find workers. Extreme weather: A lightning strike kills three near the white house.
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Brittany Griner's fate intertwined with Russia's war in Ukraine and its standoff with the west. Public health emergency, the Biden administration today declared monkeypox a national emergency as infections spread, vaccines in lyi demand but short supply. Is it too late to contain the virus? Brng news, a Texas jury order conspiry theorist Alex Jones to pay millions in damages to the parents of a six-year-old boy killed in the sandy hook massacre.
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The president signs an executive order aimed at making it easier for women seeking abortions to travel between states to obtain care and former president trump remains highly influential in the republican party with several 2020 election deniers winning.
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Nancy Pelosi arrives in the Island of Taiwan amid tensions between the United States and China. A successful drone strike has killed leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, who played a key role in the attack on 9/11.
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The White House has conducted a successful and significant counter terrorism operation in Afgahnistan. Kentucky braces for more rain with hundreds still missing and California experiences its largest fire of the year.
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Historic flooding in Kentucky blamed for at least 19 deaths, and heavy rain continues to pound the region. A prison swap with Russia for WNBA Basketball Star Brittany Griner and Marine Veteran Paul Wheelan.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, another major rate hike out of the Federal Reserve in the ongoing battle against inflation. What it means for your credit cards, mortgage and even student loans.
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The CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell. Record high temperatures across the country are fueling wildfires in 15 states. The war in Ukraine is entering its sixth month and over the weekend, the identity of two Americans who were killed in a Russian tank attack were revealed. And remembering veteran CBS News producer Diane Ronnau.
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Veteran journalist Norah O'Donnell anchors this weeknight survey of major news stories, which also includes human-interest segments as well as interviews with news-makers.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News - President Biden tests positive for COVID; we'll hear about his symptoms and how he's doing. Then - The January 6th committee teases a bombshell hearing in primetime detailing what President Trump was doing for more than three hours while his supporters attacked the Capitol. And in "Eye on America" - CBS News has exclusive access to Yellowstone National Park to see the damage from unprecedented flooding. We'll talk about how long it will take to repair. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News - President Biden tests positive for COVID; we'll hear about his symptoms and how he's doing. Then - The January 6th committee teases a bombshell hearing in primetime detailing what President Trump was doing for more than three hours while his supporters attacked the Capitol. And in "Eye on America" - CBS News has exclusive access to Yellowstone National Park to see the damage from unprecedented flooding. We'll talk about how long it will take to repair. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, dangerously hot temperatures scorch a wide swatch of the country. How long this heat wave will last and the impact it's having on millions of Americans.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the blistering heat is moving from uncomfortable to life threatening as many Americans are under heat warnings.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a scathing new report -- how police in Uvalde failed and missed many opportunities to save the students trapped inside their classrooms.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News -- A fist bump seen around the world. President Biden travels to Saudi Arabia to meet with a man he once called a "pariah." Plus -- The Secret Service is under fire. The agency is defending itself against claims it deleted text messages from the January 6th attack. And a heartwarming story about how family and good neighbors are often one and the same. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest developments from the January 6th hearings and 2024 election news from former President Donald Trump.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Americans are dealing with sticker shock as inflation hits the highest rate in four decades. The real-world impact it's having on your bottom line.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the explosive new details about a heated hours long shouting match between the White House legal team and former President Trump's outside advisors.
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President Biden signed an executive order earlier today -- aimed at protecting access to abortion. This -- as he faces mounting pressure from fellow Democrats to be more forceful on the subject after the Supreme Court ended a constitutional right to the procedure two weeks ago. Meanwhile, Pat Cipollone, who served as White House counsel under former President Donald Trump, has reached an agreement to appear Friday before the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol. During a campaign speech Friday, Japan's former Prime Minister was shot and airlifted to a hospital. He later succumbed to his injuries. The community of Highland Park, IL continues to mourn after this weekend's Fourth of July shooting. Late Friday, it was announced that Elon Musk will be terminating his 44-billion-dollar bid to buy Twitter. Plus, an exclusive interview with Vice President Kamala Harris about the economy, gun violence, and abortion ahead of the midterm elections. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell. CBS's Jericka Duncan guest anchors tonight's broadcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the resignation of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and how it could affect the war in Ukraine. Plus: WNBA star Brittney Griner's guilty plea in a Russian court and the latest developments in the Highland Park shooting.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details in the parade massacre – why officials believe the suspected shooter contemplated a second attack and changed his mind.
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The city of Highland Park, Illinois is in mourning after a shooting during their Fourth of July parade. The death toll rose to seven today, with more than 30 others injured. A state of emergency remains in effect following several days of protests in the wake of the fatal police shooting of 25-year-old Jayland Walker. The killing has sparked outrage after it was revealed that Walker was shot at least 60 times after fleeing a traffic stop. President Biden awarded the Medal of Honor, the Nation's highest honor for recognition of valor, to four men for their time on the Vietnam battlefield. All had received lower-level decorations for their time in combat. But senior military officials decided to upgrade the awards. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell. Adriana Diaz anchors from Highland Park. Major Garrett anchors from Washington DC.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, 6 people are dead and another dozen are injured following a shooting in Highland Park, Illinois.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News - The holiday travel rush gets underway as passengers brace for packed flights, delays and cancellations. Plus - are Russian sanctions working? In an exclusive interview, Margaret Brennan sat down with the German chancellor to talk about what more can be done to punish Russia for the war in Ukraine. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the fallout over the explosive testimony before the January 6th committee.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Cassidy Hutchinson, the former aide to the Chief of Staff Mark Meadows gives a stunning testimony from Capitol Hill.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, an Amtrak train derailed with more than 200 people on board and the fight for abortion rights isn't over.
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Coming up -- a historic and unprecedented day in America as the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade. We'll give you full team coverage on the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Anchor and Managing Editor Norah O'Donnell sits down with filmmaker Alex Holder for his first interview about his documentary on former President Trump.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as more flights get canceled, air travel plans for the summer could get ruined. What you need to know as summer heats up.
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In this CBS News audio special, 60 Minutes presenter Lesley Stahl and Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein relive how their revelations exposed Nixon’s abuse of presidential power. CBS News is revealing the archives covering the break-in at the Watergate Hotel to mark the 50th anniversary of the Watergate scandal. Hear rare outtakes, exclusive archival interviews, and new firsthand accounts from both the Nixon administration as well as those who investigated the groundbreaking crime. Watergate: High Crimes in the White House is now available to stream on Paramount+.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, travel chaos at American airports with thousands of flights canceled or delayed. What passengers should know before heading to the airport.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, mortgage rates skyrocket -- with the average 30-year loan jumping to its highest point since 2008. What it means for home buyers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the Federal Reserve's bold move -- with its largest rate hike since 1994. The impact it could have on skyrocketing inflation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the record breaking triple digit temperatures as nearly a third of Americans are in the path of dangerous heat -- with severe weather hitting almost every state.
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It was a brutal day on Wall Street. Is the U.S. heading toward another recession? There's a framework deal on gun legislation. What a bipartisan group of Senators agreed to and will it help prevent the next mass shooting? Plus, an exclusive interview with Christine Wormuth, America's first woman secretary of the Army. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, pain in the pocketbook -- as inflation hits a 40-year high...from gas prices to rent and groceries.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Tonight is the first public hearing of the committee investigating the January 6th attack. We'll have a preview of what's expected. Plus: "Eye on America" shows us how a non-profit is trying to end the cycle of homelessness among young people. And students are starting the day with family, friends and exercise. Why the "Walking School Bus" is growing in popularity. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, survivors and family members of victims killed by gun violence testify before House lawmakers.
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An emotional speech from actor and Uvalde native Matthew McConaughey as he pleads for responsible gun control measures. Meanwhile, he surge of guns in America. Gunmakers produce triple the number of firearms from just 20 years ago. What's behind the increase? Plus, we will learn how an Arizona teen is helping senior citizens and their pets. Those stories and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a deadly weekend of gun violence in America leaves 17 dead. But could Congress be on the brink of a gun control deal?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, tracking the first storm of hurricane season with millions of Americans in the path of a tropical system this weekend.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, a jury has reached a verdict in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation trial. The outcome of the high-profile civil lawsuit. Plus -- Nevada's extreme measures to combat drought conditions. And -- the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The preparations underway for a royal celebration. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, inflation and America's small businesses. The nationwide impact as consumer confidence falls. Plus -- planes without pilots. What airlines are doing to recruit the next generation of flyers. And -- how TikTok helped a small non-profit reach thousands of people in need. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: The first funerals for the victims of the Texas school shooting take place tomorrow... We'll discuss the Justice Department's review of local law enforcement's failed response to the shooting and what they're looking for. Plus - holiday travel woes. The travel nightmare for many Americans this Memorial Day. And a Memorial Day tradition -- honoring our fallen military heroes one note at a time. Nancy Cordes fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Outrage grows after Texas police admit it was the wrong decision to wait more than an hour before confronting the gunman in Uvalde. Plus millions of Americans are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend. We'll take a look ahead as holiday travel reaches near pre-pandemic levels. And Steve Hartman looks ahead to "Taps Across America" and how you can help honor the fallen this Memorial Day. Margaret Brennan fills in for Norah O'Donell on tonight's CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, more questions than answers after one of the deadliest school shootings in American history. New details in the investigation. Plus -- remembering the victims of the Texas elementary school shooting. How the community is coming together to help the families. And -- "Eye on America." Fighting the rise of gun violence. How young people are learning the art of de-escalation in the hopes of walking away from a fight instead of picking up a weapon. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, a small Texas community shattered by one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history. How the 19 innocent children and their two dedicated teachers who were killed are being remembered tonight. Plus -- the family of a fourth-grader killed just two weeks after her tenth birthday is speaking out about the deadly shooting at a Texas elementary school. And -- new details about the gunman's attack on his grandmother just minutes before the shooting unfolded. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- tragedy in Texas after a shooting at an elementary school near San Antonio. All the breaking developments. Plus -- the FBI foils an attempt to kill former President George W. Bush. The details about the informants who gave up the suspect. And -- severe weather in the path of 20-million Americans. The heavy rain and flooding on the way. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the shocking new report that the Southern Baptist Church suppressed decades of reports of sexual abuse, just to avoid accountability.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News... Gas prices hit a new record high just one week before Memorial Day weekend and the kickoff to the summer travel season -- we'll explore the impact it's having across the country. Plus... America's generic drug shortage -- "60 Minutes" takes a look at a broken system that's leaving hospitals without much-needed medicine. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Annapolis, Maryland to find a cat that may have nine lives, or at least one very lucky one. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, COVID infections and hospitalizations are on the rise nationwide.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- President Biden's emotional address condemning white supremacy following this weekend's shooting in Buffalo. The latest details on his visit. Plus -- the latest on the investigation into the supermarket shooter. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, more from Buffalo after this weekend's horrific mass shooting at a supermarket. New details tonight about the 18-year-old suspect and his plans to take the rampage even further.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the nationwide baby formula shortage as parents continue to scramble amid empty store shelves. What President Biden is now considering to try and ease the crisis.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- the nationwide baby formula shortage reaches a crisis level. As parents scramble, how the federal government is moving to solve the problem. Plus -- "Eye on America." How a two-decade drought is eroding one of America's most iconic reservoirs. And -- how Good Samaritans came to the rescue during a Florida woman's medical emergency. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- consumers are paying skyrocketing prices. Where prices are rising the fastest. Plus -- the abortion rights debate heats up. Democrats put senators on the record over support for Roe v. Wade. And -- "Unifying America." How a group of California teens is taking action against hate crimes. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, America's overdose crisis is worsening -- and the DEA thinks fentanyl is primarily to blame. How the agency is zeroing in on where the killer drug is coming from. Plus -- American innovation. Fighting COVID and other harmful viruses with ultraviolet light. And -- a hero's goodbye. The final farewell of a World War II veteran. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, America's overdose crisis -- the tragic toll the fentanyl epidemic is having on families and the high-tech battle at the border to stop it.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: We take a inside former President Trump's White House. Norah O'Donnell's "60 Minutes" interview with former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper. Plus: raising a child with special needs -- meet the military mom who defied all expectations to help her daughter in "The Modern Mom" series. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Saratoga Springs to tell the story of a horse that proved winning in life is far more important than winning on the racetrack. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Norah O'Donnell's exclusive interview with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the leaked majority draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade. Her warning about the ruling and who she says the courts could target next. Plus -- Wall Street selloff. Fears over inflation and rising interest rates send the market into a tailspin. And -- former Defense Secretary Mark Esper says he stopped a "ridiculous" plan from one of former President Trump's advisors. He speaks with Norah for '60 Minutes.' That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, the largest interest rate hike in more than two decades -- what it means for your wallet. Plus -- "Eye on America" -- how music therapy is helping drug addicts kick the habit. And -- a New Jersey foster mom who proves love is the answer, no matter how difficult the question. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, shockwaves throughout Washington after a leaked document shows the Supreme Court could overturn Roe v. Wade. Norah O'Donnell anchors from outside the Supreme Court. Plus, reaction from the White House. And -- in a week-long "The Modern Mom" series -- pop star and new mom Katy Perry. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the last chance at justice for the survivors and descendants of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: a twenty-two year old American was killed fighting alongside Ukrainians. Also, a severe weather threat... Millions of Americans are in the path of possible tornadoes. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" for an update on a Florida snowman named "Lucky" that will melt your heart. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- the COVID vaccine millions of parents have been waiting for, as Moderna seeks FDA approval of its vaccine for the nation's youngest children. What this means for families. "Eye on America" -- the teacher shortage across the country and the need for more Black male educators. Plus -- a group of Army wives on a mission to help military families on a budget say "yes" to the dress. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News, former Marine Trevor Reed is heading home after a surprise prisoner exchange with Russia. Reed's parents talk about how they felt after hearing the news. Plus -- the drastic life changes some retirees are making due to rising inflation. And -- bidding for history...as the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's art collection and personal items go up for auction. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, a major health update. First, a reversal on guidance if you should be taking an aspirin a day. Plus, we take a look at possible carcinogens that could be in your drinking water. And -- if you see it, you can be it. The talented young musicians from around the country and the amazing opportunity they're getting to learn alongside the best. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the onslaught in Ukraine continues and billionaire Elon Musk is acquiring Twitter.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Masking whiplash! States and communities continue to flip-flop on mask mandates. Plus: despite growing demand, a battery shortage could slam the brakes on electric vehicle sales. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Florida to see how an eight year old cancer patient and a major baseball player became each other's biggest fans. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, President Biden promises to "speak softly and carry a large javelin" as he unveils $800 million in new weapons and aid to Ukraine. Plus -- what we are learning about seven mysterious deaths tied to a U.S. aircraft carrier in one year. And -- Florida's face-off with Disney -- lawmakers in the sunshine state vote to strip Disney of its special tax status in the fallout over the state's so-called Don't Say Gay bill...but why the taxpayers could be the ones who end up paying the price. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's "CBS Evening News" -- to mask or unmask? Confusion reigns on planes and public transportation and not everyone is celebrating the repeal of the COVID mask mandate. And -- nearly two dozen states ban or restrict access to abortion, leaving women and some providers to take extreme measures. Plus -- meet the airline pilots who are introducing a new generation to the skies. That's tonight on the "CBS Evening News."
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On tonight's "CBS Evening News" -- confused about the new mask guidance? A breakdown of where and when you need to wear masks on public transportation. Plus -- three Navy sailors serving on the same ship are found dead in less than a week…the new details. And -- a heartwarming story about an NBA star who's paying it forward by giving up his entire salary this season. That's tonight on the "CBS Evening News."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a federal judge strikes down President Biden's mask mandate for public transportation.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News: The Pentagon confirms Ukrainian missiles sank Russia's flagship in the Black Sea. And Millions of Americans are packing airports and highways for the long weekend, but some flight attendants have hit the picket line. Can airlines keep up with the demand? Major Garrett fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: Elon Musk's hostile Twitter takeover. The Tesla and Space-X founder offers 43-billion dollars to take the social media giant private, but is it enough? And with millions of Americans priced out of the market, are 3-D printed homes the answer to affordable housing? Major Garrett fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News: the New York City subway shooting suspect has been arrested. We have new details on his long criminal history. Also -- the C-D-C extended its travel mask mandate. But what will it take for that mandate to end? Plus -- she's the reigning rookie of the year and league champion. Meet the future of U.S. women's soccer. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the manhunt for the suspect who shot inside a crowded subway car in New York City this morning, injuring more than 20 people. Norah O'Donnell spoke with New York mayor Eric Adams about the terrifying incident.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, how sexual violence is being used as a weapon of war during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: The latest from Ukraine after a horrific attack on a train station killed at least 50 people. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with story of a blind racecar driver and a lesson about never giving up on your dreams. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: with so many kids in America struggling with mental health issues during the pandemic, we take a look at what one community is doing to help save lives. And all eyes are on Tiger as one of golf's best makes his return to the Masters -- barely a year after the vehicle accident that almost cost him his leg. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News, Norah O'Donnell speaks exclusively with Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. We'll hear what he said to Norah about the crisis on the US border. Plus - the awe-inspiring photographs of our world are now being used as a means to help those suffering through the war in Ukraine. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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President Zelenskyy's impassioned plea to the UN Security Council -- what he's asking for amid mounting evidence of Russian war crimes. Another round of strong storms are stretching from the gulf coast to the Carolinas. Multiple tornadoes have been reported today across the south in Mississippi, Georgia, and South Carolina. Golf fans have been waiting for. Tiger Woods said today that "as of right now" - he plans on teeing it up for this week's Masters tournament. The news comes a little more than a year after woods nearly lost a leg in a serious car accident. Plus -- Alternatives to meat are all the rage these days; Well tell you about one California startup and the innovative meat substitutes they've come up with. These stories and more on the CBS News Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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Russian forces leave behind bodies of dead civilians in the streets - some apparently killed execution-style. Ukrainian president Zelenskyy visited the town of Bucha and called the Russian actions a "genocide." President Biden called for a war crimes trial against President Vladimir Putin. At least one suspect is under arrest in connection with that deadly mass shooting early Sunday in Sacramento. Six people were killed and a dozen were injured. We'll have the latest on the tragic incident. We'' ride-along with the FBI as they work with local police to try and crack down on America's illegal guns. Plus, a look back at the sights, sounds and heartwarming tributes from last night's 64th annual Grammy awards. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: After today's encouraging jobs report, we'll take a look at what the numbers really mean, and which sectors of the economy have rebounded to above pre-pandemic levels. Also, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with the story of a poignant love song and the devoted grandson who brought it to life after six decades. Major Garrett anchors tonight on The CBS Evening News Pod
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: what impact will President Biden's decision to release oil from America's reserves have on the sky-high prices at the gas pump? And why a popular peanut butter brand is pulling some of its products from store shelves -- everything you need to know. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast
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On tonight's CBS Evening News, millions of Americans are in the path of severe spring weather -- the CBS Evening News has the latest on the storms sweeping across the country and where Mother Nature's wrath might be headed next. Plus -- the stunning announcement from the family of Hollywood legend Bruce Willis on the neurological condition forcing him to step away from acting. What we're learning tonight about the heartbreaking diagnosis. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- the FDA authorizes a second COVID booster shot. Who is eligible and who is going to pay for it? Plus -- the power of friendship. How a teen is helping his best friend heal after being injured on the football field. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News: President Biden says he's not walking anything back despite global concerns his comments about Putin could escalate the war in Ukraine; pregnant women across of the country are facing a crisis; and we'll explore Ukraine's refugee crisis through the lens of a photojournalist. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Tonight we have more on the exclusive reporting from CBS News and the Washington Post on the text messages between Ginni Thomas and former Trump aide, Mark Meadows. The new questions tonight -- what will this mean for Justice Thomas? Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News pod.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, we remember the incredible life and trailblazing career of Madeleine Albright. And in "Eye on America" we'll take a look at a unique training program for future teachers -- could programs like this help with America's shortage of educators? Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News: nearly a month into Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine, we'll explore why President Biden fears that Vladimir Putin's back is against the wall amid concerns that Russia's dictator could soon resort to chemical or biological weapon attacks. And we'll meet a talented artist from Detroit showing off her achievements in her first-ever art exhibit... at the age of 85! Jericka Duncan fills in for Norah O'Donnell in tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, history is being made at the Supreme Court as Kentanji Brown Jackson faces a Senate committee on the road to becoming America's next Supreme Court justice. We'll hear Judge Jackson's very personal message. Plus the latest on the search and rescue efforts after a Boeing 737 plane with 132 people on board crashed in China -- what we're learning. Norah O'Donnell reports on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News: The latest from Ukraine and what we're learning about the American killed there on Thursday... The reason he was in the country and how he's being remembered. And with gas prices soaring, we'll take a look at what you can do to stretch your fuel dollars as far as possible to make fewer trips to the pump. We'll have this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, with Russia's war in Ukraine showing no signs of relenting, what America's Secretary of State said today about what the US is doing to document possible war crimes committed by the Kremlin.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, President Zelenskyy's passionate plea to Congress for more U.S. help to Ukraine, and what President Biden is now calling Russia's Vladimir Putin. Plus, a look at how record-high gas prices are stalling the trucking industry and what that could mean for you. Tonight on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, Norah O'Donnell reports again from the Poland-Ukraine border with a firsthand look at one of the most sophisticated air defense systems in the world. How it's being used to deter Russian aggression. Plus -- a look tonight at some of the youngest victims of the war in Ukraine -- the babies born via surrogate there and the desperate families trying to bring them home. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Norah O'Donnell reports from the Poland-Ukraine border. As Russian forces move closer to Kyiv, Norah speaks with that city's Mayor about the possibility of a chemical attack on Ukraine's capital city.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, we'll explore the impact a US ban on popular Russian goods like vodka, caviar, and diamonds could have on Vladimir Putin's violent campaign in Ukraine. And with so much stress in the lives of Americans these days, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to California where elementary school kids are working a hotline to offer adults some much-needed support. Major Garrett fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News, it's not only fuel prices putting a squeeze on Americans -- what's to blame for a sharp increase in home rentals across the country? And, "Eye on America" with a look at how the country's police departments are handling mental health calls -- and is it working? That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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The U.S. accuses Russia of a barbaric attack on a Ukrainian maternity hospital as the civilian death toll grows. Plus, a CBS News investigation -- with the cost of food at a 40-year-high, are America's biggest meat producers unfairly increasing their prices? And, the Virginia woman cooking up a classic comfort meal to help her home country of Ukraine. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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President Biden takes aim at the heart of the Russian economy, banning all oil and gas imports to the U.S. How it could impact those rising gas prices. Plus, dangerous weather on the way -- the forecast tonight about a series of strong storms expected to slam the Gulf Coast to the Carolinas. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as Vladimir Putin continues his war against Ukraine, will a ban on Russian oil imports to the US have any impact on Russia's military ambitions in Ukraine?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after the Russian takeover of Europe's largest nuclear power plant, what the UN is now saying about the possibility that any radiation could have been released.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the move from the Biden Administration to tighten the financial noose around Russia by targeting Russian oligarchs with sanctions.
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Tonight -- will President Biden move to ban Russian oil imports? And if so, what could this mean for already-high prices at the gas pump? Plus -- new information on the nationwide baby formula recall. What CBS News is now learning. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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Tonight -- with costs for gas, groceries and electricity on the rise, childcare costs are now keeping some Americans, especially women, from returning to work. And then -- we explore what America is doing to bring aid to Ukrainian refugees from half a world away. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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Tonight, Norah O'Donnell sits down with moms who hold differing opinions on mask mandates. But they all agree on one thing -- it's been tough parenting during the pandemic. And then -- meet the 11-year old boy from New Jersey who's catching waves for those in need. This and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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Almost two years into the Covid-19 pandemic, what will the newest CDC guidelines mean for the future of mask-wearing indoors? And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a wealthy businessman who recently visited a Chicago High School -- and you won't believe the incredible thing he's doing for the students there. Norah O'Donnell reports in tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Tonight: We have the latest from the ground in Ukraine after Russia launched the largest war on the European continent since 1939... As the fighting intensifies, we share what we've learned about the Pentagon's plans to deploy thousands more troops to the region. Plus: reactions from some of the roughly one million Ukrainians living in the US. Norah O'Donnell reports in tonight's Evening News Podcast.
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US intelligence officials are warning that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is imminent, and there are new worries about the possibility of a global refugee crisis among Ukrainians fleeing their homeland. And in "Honoring our Heroes," we'll take a look at the untapped resource of America's proud veterans as they transition to the civilian workforce. Norah O'Donnell reports in tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Biden has issued the newest round of sanctions towards Russia, but will it be enough to stop Vladimir Putin from furthering his campaign of aggression towards Ukraine?
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After Vladimir Putin recognizes the independence of two regions in Ukraine backed by pro-Russian separatists, will the newest threat of sanctions have any impact on Russia's plans to invade? And nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, Kris Van Cleave takes a look at the devastating impact the coronavirus is still having on America's restaurant industry. Jericka Duncan fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Coming up: Why President Biden says Russia has already decided to invade Ukraine. How soon could it happen and what consequences could Russia face if they refuse to de-escalate? Also, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Florida with the story of a most unlikely snowman melting hearts at school in the sunshine state. That's tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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As tensions between Russia and Ukraine continue to simmer, could Russia fabricate an excuse to justify an invasion? And, in a new "Eye on America," we take with a look at a unique initiative to try and grow the number of Black business owners in one of the poorest regions in the country. Norah O'Donnell has this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, with gas prices on the rise for the seventh straight week in a row, could a suspension of the federal gas tax offer Americans some relief at the pumps?
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Now that the Ambassador Bridge between the US and Canada has reopened, we'll take a look at the tremendous financial impact brought about by days of anti-vaccine protests. Plus -- when her daughter suffered an allergic reaction to something she ate, one mom decided to do something to make life a little easier for kids suffering from food allergies. Norah O'Donnell has this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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Coming up: An inside look at Super Bowl LVI -- from the game to the weather to the commercials and half-time show, what to expect for this weekend's big game. And Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to a Kentucky, where some talented high school singers are helping keep a more than 30-year-old musical tradition alive. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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The trucker protests at the US-Canada border are now forcing major automakers to halt production of vehicles. After her daughter suffered an allergic reaction to food, one determined mom took measures to make life a little easier for kids suffering from food allergies. Norah O'Donnell has all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as more states drop mask mandates amid falling Covid cases, the warning from the CDC about moving too quickly when it comes to lifting restrictions.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News, why are American Black women dying from complications related to childbirth at a rate three times higher than white women? That's tonight on the CBS Evening News.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast: Covid cases are dropping around the country. We'll get a glimpse into the future of what school mask mandates could look like after New Jersey's governor announced masks will no longer be required in schools starting next month. Plus: We'll meet two women on a mission to bring physical fitness to those facing some of life's toughest challenges. All this and much more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- winter weather that's not giving up. More than 50-million Americans are still feeling the effect of a monster winter storm. Where it's headed next. Also -- the magical friendship between a little girl and a fairy that's still going strong.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the monster winter storm that's slamming millions across the country with snow, ice and freezing temperatures. Also -- how two dozen commandos trained for months for the secret operation that killed the terrorist leader of ISIS.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- gun violence in America -- an exclusive interview with the acting ATF director. Why untraceable guns are a factor in rising crime rates. Also -- an inspiring story of one man's journey from foster care to MIT and his latest plans to change the world.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how one teenager is helping thousands of sick children -- one book at a time. Also -- Tom Brady announced he is retiring from the NFL today. Tonight, a look back at his incredible career.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at the soaring cost of childcare -- why daycare is rivaling the cost of college tuition. Also -- is Tom Brady ready to retire? What the greatest quarterback of all time is saying today.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, 75 million Americans from the Carolinas to the northeast bracing for a treacherous winter storm -- the CBS Evening News will have the latest storm track.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Kris Van Cleave reports from New Mexico where the governor has been forced to bring the National Guard into classrooms due to Covid-related staffing shortages in schools.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the important new information about the risks pregnant women face if they choose not to get vaccinated against Covid.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast we'll take a look at the newest changes to the SAT'S and what they could mean for your child's path to higher education. Also - we'll find out why Americans are now paying more for that morning glass of orange juice. You'll hear all this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
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Tensions are souring in the Ukraine, amid threats of a Russian invasion. Washington and Moscow are facing off in the worst security crisis since the end of the Cold War. Meanwhile. Virginia's Governor is facing backlash over his anti-mask executive action. The trial begins for the three former Minneapolis police officers who stood idly by, as former colleague Derek Chauvin knelt on the kneck of George Floyd, resulting in his death. Plus, history is being made on the high seas, as a woman takes command for the first time. These stories and more on the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what's to blame for the rise in threats against public officials and what the Department of Justice is doing to try and address the issue. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about some dedicated teenagers who volunteered during the pandemic to become EMT's when their community experienced a shortage of these critical front line workers.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News Podcast: Arctic blast! We'll take a look at the frigid winter weather expected around much of the country. With bitter temperatures, snow, and freezing rain expected from Texas to the Carolinas, we'll tell you what you need to know.
Also: Norah O'Donnell speaks with White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain. Find out what he's saying about the President's marathon press conference yesterday and the fate of the President's signature economic agenda. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Carter Evans reports from a Kansas City hospital where the ICU is packed with COVID patients. A look tonight at the impact of the current Omicron surge on both hospital systems and the emotional health of frontline workers struggling to keep up.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, what you need to know about ordering those free COVID tests -- how you can get yours and where to sign up.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a major winter storm bares down on the East Coast with record snowfall, strong winds and freezing rain.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast: Tens of millions of Americans are under winter storm warnings. Also -- The demand for COVID testing is surpassing the supply as the Biden administration looks to address the nationwide shortages. Plus -- U.S. officials are sounding the alarm about a Russian ploy designed to give Vladimir Putin an excuse to invade Ukraine. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast: The Supreme Court is halting the Biden Administration's vaccine requirements on large businesses. Also - The Justice Department filed the most serious charges yet against members of the Oath Keepers - seditious conspiracy. Plus - Queen Elizabeth stripped her son, Prince Andrew, of all of his military titles and royal duties. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's edition of The CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, could an experimental vaccine one day help Americans struggling with opioid addiction?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details on that miraculous helicopter crash outside of Philadelphia -- all four people on board survived -- what we're learning about the accident tonight.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast, we have new information on the catastrophic New York City apartment fire that left at least 17 dead. We'll tell you what you need to know about space heaters with weeks of cold weather ahead in much of the country. Plus a CBS News exclusive -- what's to blame for America's dire shortage of donated blood? We have all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News we'll have reactions after the three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery receive life sentences for their role in the crime. Also -- while the ongoing pandemic may have put a damper on the start of 2022, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a look at some heartwarming acts of kindness already brightening up the new year. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast With Norah O'Donnell."
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On the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell, we mark the one year anniversary of the January 6th assault on the Capitol. We'll hear from CBS's Nancy Cordes, Scott Macfarlane, Ed O'Keefe, Nikole Killion, and John Dickerson. Plus, CBS's Nikki Battiste has the latest on the COVID19 pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, hundreds of thousands of students are out of the classroom. The chaos for teachers and parents as the post-holiday COVID surge leads to closures.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after a snow storm pummeled the mid-Atlantic, why thousands of drivers -- including former Vice Presidential nominee -- got stranded in their cars for so many hours.
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Tonight on CBS Evening News - we discuss how today's winter weather and continued flight crew shortages from COVID are extending the post-holiday travel nightmare for so many Americans. Plus -- why are American Black women dying from complications related to childbirth at a rate three times higher than white women? We'll have all this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News Podcast, Major Garrett fills in for Norah O'Donnell. A sad way to end 2021 - Betty White passed away just a few weeks shy of her 100th birthday. We'll take a look back at the remarkable life and career of the beloved Hollywood actress. Also -- Steve Hartman has an update on the Michigan dad who built an ice rink for kids in his neighborhood to enjoy during the pandemic. After the original story aired, viewers responded in very touching ways. But now we all want to know -- what's next for the beloved ice rink? We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's edition of "The CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell" featuring Major Garrett.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Covid infections soaring to record levels, how the current spike in cases could impact tomorrow night's New Year's Eve celebrations. Also -- an update tonight on a beloved airport piano man at Atlanta's Hartsfield airport. What he's saying about the tremendous amount of love and support he received after his story first aired on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a deeper look tonight at the CDC's updated COVID isolation guidelines -- do the new recommendations go far enough to help stop the spread? Also -- we'll meet a group of high school students from Arizona who did something truly special together all to help brighten up the holidays for elderly residents in the community.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the CDC revised its isolation guidelines for Americans who test positive for COVID -- a look tonight at what the new recommendations could mean for you and your family. Also -- you may remember the story about the mechanic who made it his mission to fix broken cars and give them away to people in his community -- for free. The CBS Evening News has an update tonight on how his inspiring efforts are now going.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Omicron cases on the rise, a look at the far-reaching impact of the spreading variant -- as hundreds of flights are cancelled this Christmas Eve. Also -- a visit to Bethlehem. While smaller crowds are visiting the biblical city this holiday -- due to COVID -- a look tonight at the annual Christmas Eve festivities where spirits still remain high.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the worrisome surge of the Omicron variant, what you need to know about holiday gatherings and staying safe. Also -- how a special mission to make the holidays a little "brighter" for some military families is helping bring in the spirt of the season.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- could the future of breast cancer treatment lie in the form of a preventative vaccine? Also -- how an elementary school in New York City is rewarding kids for kindness while also inspiring them through the gift of reading.
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Major Garrett fills in for Norah O'Donnell on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast: CBS' Margaret Brennan sits down with Vice President Kamala Harris and we learn what the Vice President is saying about the future of the Build Back Better Plan and America's fights against Omicron. Also -- with Christmas just days away, what you need to know about those all-important shipping deadlines to get your last-minute gifts under the tree.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- CBS' Margaret Brennan sits down with Vice President Kamala Harris. What the Vice President is saying about the future of the Build Back Better Plan and America's fights against Omicron. Also -- Dr. Jon LaPook takes a look at America's half-century long war against cancer. How far we've come and what the next frontier could look like in terms of treatment and detection.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with long testing lines and skyrocketing COVID cases this holiday season, the dire warning from health officials to unvaccinated Americans. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with the amazing story of how one mother's love inspired her to pay it forward and help others.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an exclusive interview with the head of the EPA on the new plan to get rid of ten million lead pipes carrying water to America's children. Also -- how an innovative app is connecting workers with potential employers and helping people earn a paycheck - fast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with COVID cases on the rise and concerns over the Omicron variant, how universities around the country are stepping up their efforts to stop the spread. Also -- the return of an incredible holiday tradition in western Michigan -- how the "Santa Claus Girls" are once again making Christmas-time special for kids in need.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the clock is ticking to ship out those last-minute gifts, but how much longer do you really have to send your package out in time for delivery by Christmas? Also -- after so much tragedy in tornado-ravaged Kentucky, a look at how everyday people are coming together to help each out in tough times.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after so much devastation in Mayfield, Kentucky following the harrowing tornado damage, a look at how the American flag is serving as an inspiring symbol of hope and survival among so much tragedy. Also -- after six people were killed when an Amazon facility collapsed from the tornado damage in Illinois, we'll hear from one of the survivors tonight who miraculously fled the building in time to save his own life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with violent crime on the rise in major cities around the country, a look tonight at what universities in urban areas are doing to try and keep students safe. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a Secret Santa once again handing out cash to some very deserving people this holiday season.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell goes behind the scenes at FedEx to learn just how the shipping giant plans to deliver 100 million more packages this holiday season as compared to the same time last year. Also -- Carter Evans takes a look at the return of the gorgeous monarch butterflies to California where they are now spending the winter and explains what's threatening the future of the beautiful creatures.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- "Eye on America" -- how a unique program in Racine, Wisconsin is helping strengthen the bond between police officers and the kids in the communities they serve. Also -- we'll meet a father/daughter duo who have made it their mission to help those impacted by the California wildfires get new homes.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the high-stakes video call between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin -- what President Biden told the Russian leader about what will happen if his country continues its aggression towards Ukraine. Also -- remembering the many heroes tonight on the 80th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with so many questions still remaining about the new Omicron COVID variant, why health officials are still raising alarm bells over the Delta variant -- and could we see a post-Thanksgiving surge? Also -- what we're learning about the three Christian aid workers released by their kidnappers in Haiti. How are they doing, and was a ransom paid to help secure their release?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Jeff Pegues takes a look at why homicide rates are rising in so many American cities.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, more on the tragic shooting at a High School in Michigan which left four people dead. Were crucial warning signs about the suspect missed and could his parents also face charges?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as housing prices rise, millions of Americans are being priced out of the American dream. The CBS Evening News reports tonight from the least affordable housing market in the country - and it may not be where you think. Also -- amid unprecedented demand this year, how an incredible coat drive is helping keep kids warm this holiday season.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what's to blame for a dire shortage of teachers in America? The CBS Evening News takes a look at why America's educators are in such high demand. Also -- an important story tonight for parents - just how easy is it for kids to access potentially deadly drugs on social media? What you need to know.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, an inside look at the lab in South Africa that discovered the worrisome Omicron variant of COIVD-19.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- for the second year in a row, Americans are giving thanks in the midst of a global pandemic -- as health officials urge everyone not to let their guard down. Also -- delivery by drone -- an exclusive look at how the nation's largest retailer is now parachuting packages to customers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after less than 12 hours of deliberations, three men accused of chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery were found guilty -- reaction to the verdict, including what President Biden is saying. Also -- millions of Thanksgiving travelers hit the roads, airports and railways at pre-pandemic levels -- what you need to know to stay healthy and safe.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a CBS News exclusive -- inside America's counter-drug operation. The Coast Guard seizing 26,000 pounds of cocaine. Plus, the new deadly opioid stronger than fentanyl. Also -- Thanksgiving travel at pre-pandemic levels -- behind the scenes as a major U.S. airline braces for a crunch of holiday travelers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- team coverage on the Christmas parade in Wisconsin that turned into a nightmare. What police say is the motive behind the attack and new details about the lives that were lost. Also -- travelers are on the move this Thanksgiving holiday -- a look at the busiest holiday season since the start of the pandemic.
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Tonight -- Thanksgiving travel trouble? Norah discusses new details on that powerful storm and how it could impact your holiday. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" and you'll hear how one nine year old stole the show at his sister's wedding. Trust us, you don't want to miss it. All this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Defense rests in the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial; closing arguments set for Monday.
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Tonight on CBS Evening News: Norah discusses what's to blame for the alarming number of overdose deaths in America, and why experts are pointing to the pandemic as a contributing factor to the spike in numbers. Plus we have a behind the scenes look at one of America's busiest shipping ports -- just what exactly is causing the supply chain nightmare with such a far reaching impact? All this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News we explore why some state leaders are encouraging residents to go out and get their COVID booster -- even before official guidance from the CDC. Plus -- with the holidays just around the corner, the major American retailers desperately seeking thousands of workers. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse wraps up, we'll hear from the 18-year-old's mother tonight. What she has to say about her son and how might the city of Kenosha respond to a possible jury verdict?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after a federal judge halted the ban on mask mandates in Texas, what the decision could mean for other states around the country also grappling with the polarizing issue? Also -- "Honoring our Heroes" this Veterans Day -- how quality time on the golf course is helping some of America's proud veterans in their transition back to civilian life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- sticker shock -- why prices are going up on everything from groceries, to gas, to this winter's heating bill. What's to blame, and is relief anywhere in sight? Also -- on the eve of Veterans Day, Norah O'Donnell takes us to Arlington National Cemetery where she'll introduce us to a 96-year-old WWII veteran -- one of thousands paying their respects to the nation's fallen.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with sky-high gas prices and the possibility of understaffed airports, could this year's Thanksgiving travel turn into a nightmare for some Americans hitting the road? Also -- how one Virginia hospital is honoring a beloved nurse after 50 years of service to the tiniest of patients.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how a tragic mix up at a fertility clinic in California led to a nightmare for one couple in what should have been one of the happiest periods of their life. Also -- with Veterans Day just around the corner, the CBS Evening News begins its series "Honoring Our Heroes" with a look at a unique multi-state race -- all to help veterans readjust back to civilian life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- despite the encouraging job numbers, why are so many prospective workers finding it difficult to connect with employers and eventually be hired? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" introducing us to a talented pole-vaulter --- and he's 82 years old!
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the encouraging news about the HPV vaccine and cervical cancer in women -- what researchers in Britain discovered about the vaccine's ability to prevent the deadly cancer in women. Also -- after losing their mother in Afghanistan, how four Afghan siblings are now making a new life for themselves in the US.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19, the new questions being raised tonight about the league's coronavirus protocols. Also -- despite the many challenges front-line workers have faced during the pandemic, why America's nursing schools are now seeing a boom in interested applicants.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a tale of two ports - an in depth look tonight at just what's involved in shipping goods from a factory in Asia all the way to the US - you won't believe the journey! Also -- with so many women leaving the workforce during the pandemic, we'll visit a sign-making factory in the Washington DC area that's been hiring women in droves recently.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the travel nightmare this past weekend for so many passengers after American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights. Could the recent travel disruptions impact the holiday travel rush with Thanksgiving just weeks away?
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There's a new warning tonight over a possible terror threat heading into Halloween weekend. Also, we have an update on a story Steve Hartman first brought you last week about a special group of dads banding together to keep one high school safe. Could the movement soon go national? All this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
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An airline passenger allegedly punched a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight headed to California. What we're learning about the incident and what US air carriers are doing to try and keep planes safe from. Also tonight: how the football gridiron has helped one California town heal as it picks up the pieces from the state's devastating wildfires. All this and more on tonight's edition of the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. How did a live round make its way into the gun eventually fired by Alec Baldwin?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new information tonight on that tragic movie-set shooting in New Mexico -- were crew members firing guns for fun just hours before the accident? Also -- how a very special journey at sea is helping women warriors heal their battle scars.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. Did anyone check the prop gun handed to Alec Baldwin? Also -- how Facebook is responding to the latest controversy involving those recently-leaked documents -- could the social media giant have done more to keep false and possibly dangerous conspiracy theories off its platform?
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Actor Alec Baldwin is heartbroken after a deadly shooting on a movie set. And now everybody wants to know -- was a live round placed in the prop gun? Plus -- educating our children. The massive investment in pre-k that's a key part of President Biden's "Build Back Better" plan. Also ahead -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road." They're there and they care -- the dads who straightened up a troubled school. All this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an alarming medical alert - why so many drugs to treat illnesses from cancer to heart disease are now in dangerously short supply. Also -- onions and salmonella. The new warning tonight -- and what you should look for in your fridge.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- are authorities any closer to determining the whereabouts of Brian Laundrie? After a grizzly discovery at a Florida nature reserve, what authorities are saying tonight on the hunt for America's most wanted man. Also -- how genetically modified animal organs could be the next frontier in human transplant surgery.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a passenger plane with 21 people on-board bursts into flames on a Texas runway. What we're learning tonight about the cause of the crash and how those on-board managed to evacuate the plane safely. Also -- could hearing aids soon become more affordable and easier to access for everyday Americans? How a new proposal could do just that -- and what it could mean for so many Americans struggling with hearing loss.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more tonight on the life and legacy of Colin Powell -- from his storied career in the military and politics, what he once said about the importance of service to his country. Also -- the desperate effort underway in Haiti to secure the release of 16 American missionaries after being kidnapped by a notorious gang there. What the State Department is doing, and are the kidnapped Americans any closer to freedom?
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On the CBS Evening News, an advisory committee to the FDA has recommended authorizing a booster dose of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, so what's next . Plus, Mike Mason's community was short school bus drivers. So the retired FBI boss stepped up. Steve Hartman shares his story in "On the Road."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- could mixing and matching vaccines from different manufacturers enhance protection against COVID-19? What we're learning tonight on the CBS Evening News. Also we will discuss the impact of a nationwide shortage of truck drivers on America's ongoing supply-chain troubles. All of this and much more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Biden is promising to solve the country's supply chain issues -- part of what's causing those high prices and threatening the holiday season and US economy. Also -- William Shatner goes into the record books, after a life-changing trip to the edge of space.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- despite nationwide Covid trends finally heading in the right direction, Montana is still grappling with a troubling number of hospitalized Covid patients. The situation has gotten so bad that healthcare workers are being forced to consider rationing care. Also tonight -- Norah O'Donnell speaks with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. They discuss the shortages of goods on America's shelves and what it could mean for your holiday shopping plans.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the travel nightmare stranding passengers of Southwest Airlines after more than two thousand flights were cancelled over the weekend. Did a company-wide vaccine mandate play a part in the airline's recent troubles? Also -- more on the US Navy engineer and his wife accused of trying to sell America's nuclear secrets -- what they allegedly tried to do and how the FBI caught them.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- what to make of the latest jobs report, and why were healthcare and education particularly hard-hit? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with one inspiring woman and her annual "kindness yard sale." The amazing thing she does every year with the proceeds as a way to help out others and pay it forward.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at the growing threat of ransomware attacks on America's hospitals. Also -- as major airlines move to mandate vaccines for employees, why some pilots unions are warning that the move could result in a holiday travel nightmare for passengers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the 18-year-old accused of injuring at least four people at a Texas high school - how law enforcement was finally able to apprehend him.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why a staggering number of police officers and other first responders are refusing to take the Covid vaccine and what, if anything, can be done to convince more of America's front line heroes to finally get the shot.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- some encouraging news on COVID as America sees fewer new infections. And, why Dr. Fauci is now revising his guidelines about families gathering for the the holidays. Also -- how a nationwide supply chain issue is impacting school lunches -- why so many schools around the country say they don't have enough food to properly feed their students during lunchtime.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" -- how a group of proud and dedicated Marines were at the right place at the right time when a very lucky woman's life was in danger.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a top Facebook executive is grilled on Capitol Hill -- why one senator compared the popular social media platform Instagram to big tobacco. Also -- an update tonight on that Afghan baby hoisted over a wall to the waiting arms of a US Marine -- where the little one and her family ended up after that dramatic image.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an important story so many parents can relate to -- with the costs of childcare trending upwards to staggering levels, what, if anything, is being done to make quality care for kids more affordable in America? Also -- the remarkable story of an Army Chaplain posthumously awarded the medal of honor decades after saving lives during the Korean War -- the amazing story of what he did and how he could also become a Catholic saint.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the new changes at the post office that will slow things down and cost you more. What you need to know heading into the holiday season. Also -- the remarkable story of a teenage football player and the amazing things he's achieving on the gridiron -- despite losing his vision as a young child.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- disgraced singer R. Kelly guilty of on all counts of racketeering and sex trafficking. What it means for music's "Me Too" movement. Also -- Facebook reversal -- why the social media giant is delaying plans to launch Instagram for kids.
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The president is condemning U-S border patrol agents as the administration deals with criticism from both political parties. Coming up on the CBS Evening News...this comes as nearly 15-thousand migrants have been cleared from the tent city in Del Rio. President Biden's booster push. The 60-million Americans soon eligible for a third Pfizer shot. Why the administration expanded who can get another dose. Volunteers helping hardworking crews still restoring power to storm ravaged Louisiana.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast - a deadly mass shooting at a grocery store in Western Tennessee. The unfolding situation as police describe the scene as "horrific."
Also - Pfizer booster shots - the final step before the CDC gives the go ahead for tens of millions of Americans to get a third dose.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast -- the FDA could approve a third dose of the Covid vaccine for Americans, but will it be enough to prevent a winter surge? Also -- the alarming rise in COVID cases and deaths among pregnant women. The tragic toll on one family.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the search for Brian Laundrie intensifies. New clues about the couple's troubled relationship. Also -- the unexpected baby boom after a C.E.O. dramatically boosted everyone's pay.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why are store shelves going empty, while dozens of fully-loaded cargo ships sit offshore? How a shortage of truck drivers factors in. Also -- a new memorial -- meant to heal the wounds from a terrible crime more than a century ago.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the President's booster shot plan hits a brick wall - why health experts say not all Americans need a third shot. Also -- Steve Hartman's On the Road - can a hail mary pass save the "worst football field" in America?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, how dedicated educators turned one of the worst schools in a state into one of the best.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- former Olympians, including Simone Biles, testified about the sexual abuse they suffered by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, arguing the failure of institutions like the FBI. Also -- a CBS News exclusive. She survived Taliban bullets, now Malala Yousafzai tells Norah O'Donnell what she fears most for women in Afghanistan. And what she wants President Biden to do for them.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on Nicholas after it slammed into the gulf and left hundreds of thousands without power. Where the storm is headed next. Also -- a wild ride tonight with an inspiring young woman soon to become the youngest-ever American to head into space.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a powerful tropical storm lashes the Texas coast with heavy rain and life-threatening storm surge. The tropical storm warning from "Nicholas" -- the 14th named storm of the year. Also -- Back to School -- New York, the nation's largest school district, heads back to the classroom. What's being done to protect children from COVID.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Is the U.S. safer now than on 9/11? Norah O'Donnell spoke with Condoleezza Rice about her memories from inside the White House Emergency Operations Center on the day of the attacks. Also -- 9/11 and mental health -- what's being done to help those impacted by the terrorist attacks.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- as President Biden lays out his multi-pronged approach to try and shift the tide of the pandemic, what the new mandates could mean for American workers -- and who will it impact? Also -- Norah O'Donnell with an amazing story of heroism on 9/11 -- how two F-16 fighter pilots nearly gave their lives to help protect our country when America was under attack.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Covid cases on the rise and more American kids heading back to school, what parents need to know when it comes to keeping their children safe. Also -- more from CBS News' two year investigation into domestic violence in the military. What a former Army lawyer says needs to happen in order to protect survivors.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the U.S. hits a staggering 40-million confirmed COVID cases -- how the late summer surge could impact the start of the new school year. Also -- Norah O'Donnell's two year investigation into domestic violence in the U.S. military.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the death toll from Ida still rising, why New Jersey's Governor is warning that his state will have a long road back from the devastation. Also -- this Labor Day, how an American factory town is fighting back against a plan to shut down a factory there and move jobs overseas.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why experts are blaming climate change for the devastating flooding from Ida which slammed the Northeast. As we head into the holiday weekend, a look at how Americans will be traveling during this final -- unofficial -- weekend of the summer. And, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with the incredible story of a heartwarming reunion between a World War II veteran and the very special woman who wrote him a heartfelt letter -- years ago as a child -- to thank him for his service to the country.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why experts are blaming climate change for the devastating flooding from Ida which slammed the northeast -- and the ominous warning that we could see more of these events in the future. Also -- more on the fallout over the Texas abortion law -- why women are now traveling to neighboring states to receive care.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- from unbearable heat in Louisiana to a tornado and dangerous storms on the East Coast, more on the triple weather threat. Also -- 10-billion dollar settlement -- a judge okays a bankruptcy agreement for Purdue Pharma, the drug company accused of fueling the opioid epidemic. How some families are responding tonight.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- no power and no relief for more than a million people now dealing with heat in Louisiana -- the disaster left from Hurricane Ida. Also -- the fight to save Lake Tahoe. A wildfire is inching closer to the resort town as fire crews rush to save it.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Louisiana takes a direct hit from Hurricane Ida. Entire neighborhoods under water and a city in the dark. Also -- the final evacuations -- as America's longest war comes to an end, the danger remains. The fate of hundreds of Americans desperate to get out.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the eviction moratorium coming to an end after today's Supreme Court ruling, what this could mean for roughly 11 million Americans behind on their payments and struggling to stay in their homes. Also -- what Taliban rule over Afghanistan could really mean for the plight of women in that country going forward. Despite the militant group's promise to respect women's rights, the CBS Evening News will speak with one Afghani woman who is not so convinced.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a deadly turn in ongoing efforts to evacuate Americans and Afghan allies -- the deadliest day for U.S. forces in Afghanistan in a decade. Also -- the pandemic has inflamed a mental health crisis already unfolding among young people. In the "Back-to School" series, what schools and parents can do to address the issue.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with six days until the deadline, will Americans be left behind? An exclusive interview with the top U.S. diplomat in Afghanistan. Also -- in the "Back-to-School" series -- the lost students. The search for students who went missing as the nation turned to remote learning, and the challenges some students face as they return to the classroom.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- in the "Back-to-School" series, where have all the teachers gone? How low pay and the pandemic have led to a shortage of educators. Also -- nationwide evictions -- police forced to evict thousands who fell behind on rent during the pandemic. The impact it's having on families.
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Coming up on the CBS Evening News...Full FDA approval for the Pfizer COVID vaccine - how the major milestone could move the needle in the race to vaccinate America. Also, in the "Back to School" series -- what parents are telling CBS News about mask mandates, as tens of thousands of students and staff are forced to quarantine.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- chaos in the cabin -- how flight attendants are training to protect themselves with so many unruly passengers on planes. Also -- President Biden vows no American will be left behind -- hear from one Afghan American family who says they are fearful for their loved ones.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as the Taliban take charge in Afghanistan, Norah O'Donnell asks National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan about possible threats to Americans. Also -- COVID's return -- a town in Georgia where patients are dying in an outbreak that's even worse than last year.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Evacuating Afghanistan -- the U.S. Embassy warns they can't guarantee safe passage for Americans trying to get out. Norah O'Donnell talks with top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell. Also -- What expectant mothers and women planning pregnancies need to know about the COVID vaccines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell sat down with three veterans of the Afghan War. Their concerns tonight, plus CBS News asks them -- was it worth it? Also -- fake vaccine cards -- the booming business as the demand for counterfeit cards soars.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Biden spoke publicly for the first time since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan -- his message as he stands behind the decision to withdraw U.S. troops. Also -- the situation in Haiti is growing even more dire. Rescue efforts continue two days after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake killed more than a thousand people.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Taliban fighters inch even closer to Afghanistan's capital and largest city of Kabul, how did the country's military forces lose so much ground there so quickly? Also -- why a popular ride-sharing app is taking steps to protect drivers from violent attacks by passengers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the increasingly-dire situation in Afghanistan. With two thirds of the country under Taliban control and more cities falling -- how long can the Afghan government hold on as US troops head to the country to evacuate Americans quickly.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why Americans are paying more for the same everyday goods and services than they did a year ago. What's to blame for higher prices, and when might they come down again? Also -- a unique initiative to battle loneliness in the later years -- pairing older cats with older people for companionship.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the fallout tonight after Andrew Cuomo's announcement that he will step aside as New York state's governor. What this means for the criminal investigation into the governor's actions and what his accusers are now saying tonight. Also -- the worsening humanitarian situation at America's southern border -- where more than two hundred thousand migrants were apprehended just last month alone.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the exclusive CBS News interview with former executive assistant Brittany Commisso and the resignation of top aide Melissa DeRosa, what's next for New York governor Andrew Cuomo? The latest as pressure mounts on the embattled governor to resign amid calls for his impeachment.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- should students be forced to wear masks when school starts? The debate that's heating up in Florida. Also -- Spirit Airlines CEO is apologizing after thousands of passengers were left stranded. The travel chaos and what was behind it.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, nearly one hundred wildfires are ravaging the West. The destruction left behind after the Dixie Fire tore through a historic California town.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- chaos in the sky -- unruly passengers creating a headache for thousands of travelers. Also -- encouraging news in the fight against skin cancer -- the new revolutionary way to screen for it.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an independent investigation found New York Governor Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women while in office. He denies any wrongdoing. In an exclusive interview, why his former aide says he should step down.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- drinking and cancer -- the new study that links alcohol use and cancer, and how many drinks could put you at risk. Also -- the spirit of the Olympic Games -- how fierce rivals ended up sharing gold medals.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- super-spreader fears as hundreds of thousands gather at the Lollapalooza music festival in Chicago. Also -- the war on COVID has changed. New data from the CDC shows how easily the Delta variant can spread. Dr. Jon LaPook weighs in on what it could mean for vaccinated Americans.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, COVID outbreaks at summer camps have been reported around the country. How an outbreak at one New York State camp rattled the community. Plus, the growing concerns as summer camps end, and the new school year begins.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- stopping the summer surge. Could new vaccine mandates and mask guidelines across the U.S. keep people safe? Also -- a federal moratorium on evictions is about to expire. The impact it could have on millions of Americans.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new guidance for vaccinated Americans. The CDC now says some people who are vaccinated should wear masks indoors again. Also -- while lawmakers in Washington say they are making progress on an infrastructure bill, our nation's roads and bridges are falling apart -- a look at the dire situation in Pennsylvania where some bridges are in desperate need of repair.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what's to blame for devastating "red tides" on Florida's gulf coast? With beaches closed and marine life dying, why one fisherman is calling it his worst nightmare. Also -- the amazing invention two talented high school students came up with to help one teacher's family get around.
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Covid cases on the rise in at least 49 states, why a staggering number of unvaccinated Americans say they still won't get the shot. Plus -- a carrot recall? The warning tonight for people who bought bagged carrot products. And Steve Hartman goes "On The Road" with an update on the very special friendship with the lobsterman on the high seas. Those stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the stunning announcement from the NFL regarding new COVID rules for next season -- what it means for teams and players. Also -- we'll meet a surfing phenomenon from California now competing on the first-ever Olympic surfing team.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, why a staggering number of kids are accidentally overdosing on marijuana edibles -- what you need to know.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after billionaire Jeff Bezos returned safely from his trip to space today, what he told CBS News about what his company, Blue Origin, could have in store next. Also -- with kids in some parts of the country returning to school in just a few short weeks, what's to blame for a dramatic increase in the cost of school supplies heading into the new school year? Why parents can expect to pay more this year for those much-needed back-to-school essentials.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- stocks take a dive on fears that the highly contagious Delta COVID variant could disrupt the economic recovery. Also -- a COVID outbreak among some of the world's greatest athletes, including several Americans, sends shockwaves through the Olympic Village.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with COVID cases up nearly 70 percent in just a week, the CDC's new plea for more Americans to get vaccinated amid warnings that America is heading towards a "pandemic of the unvaccinated." Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" -- how a remarkable man sitting on a Florida bench built a reputation as something of an "impromptu therapist" providing advice and counsel to passersby wanting to talk.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the startling information out tonight about the final days of the Trump Presidency -- why the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff feared the possibility of a coup. Also -- an inspiring update tonight -- after a recent CBS Evening News report on a South Carolina man who fixes used cars and gives them away for free, how viewers and listeners like yourselves have been stepping up to help him in the cause.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- America's car shortage. What's behind all the empty lots and soaring price tags? Also -- over 15,000 firefighters are battling wildfires out west, but it's not enough as one million acres have already burned. Why one of the biggest fires could burn for months.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as wildfires burn from Wyoming to Alaska, more tonight on the dangerous conditions firefighters are facing out west in a year where more than two million acres have already been lost to the flames. Also -- from airline tickets to rental cars, why the American summer vacation is more expensive this year.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the FDA's decision today to issue a warning on the one-dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson. Also - after billionaire Richard Branson's historic blast-off into space, how close is the rest of humankind to the possibility of commercial space travel?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast -- after Pfizer's announcement that a third-dose COVID booster shot is on the way, the CBS Evening News will sort out the confusion over who might eventually need it and when. Plus, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to Florida with the amazing story of a World War II veteran with a very special wish and how one kind-hearted woman used her sewing machine to help grant it to him.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how the decision to ban spectators will impact this year's summer Olympic Games in Tokyo just weeks away. Also -- how an interactive art exhibit is helping to heal America's racial divisions.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an exclusive interview with US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. What he's saying about the highly-contagious Delta variant of COVD-19 and what impact it could have on unvaccinated children.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as concerns mount over the spreading Delta variant, what President Biden plans to do to try and vaccinate even more Americans as COVID cases rise in roughly half the country. Also -- how one young father got a miraculous second chance at life after COVID nearly killed him.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Florida braces for Tropical Storm Elsa, how the storm's path could impact rescue efforts at the site of the collapsed building in Surfside. Also -- at 96 years old, one woman's remarkable efforts to help change the lives of others around the world -- and what inspired her to do so.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with nearly 48 million Americans on the move this holiday weekend, what's to blame for sticker shock at the gas pump as Americans travel in record numbers? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about enduring love -- why one special couple decided to get married all over again while confronting some of life's biggest challenges together.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the new video from just before the collapse of the condo in Sunrise, Florida. What it shows and could it help pinpoint the cause of the tragedy.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overturned Bill Cosby's sexual assault conviction, what a former accuser is saying tonight about the court's stunning decision. Also -- as rescuers continue the harrowing search for survivors after that building collapse in South Florida, how one woman managed to escape from the sixth floor of the building just before tragedy struck.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with July 4th just around the corner, why fuel may be in short supply at your local gas station and what it could mean for your holiday travel plans. Also -- a great story tonight about one woman's lifelong dream on the baseball field -- finally fulfilled at Yankee Stadium after six long decades.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as search and rescue teams scour the rubble of the South Florida building that collapsed last week in hopes of possibly finding any survivors, what we're learning about the building's history of structural problems -- and who knew what and when?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after yesterday's catastrophic building collapse in South Florida, the desperate search still underway for survivors and what we're learning about the lives of the missing victims as their families wait desperately for information.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell reports tonight from Surfside, FL in the aftermath of the catastrophic building collapse there. The desperate search for survivors tonight and what the mayor of Surfside told Norah about the collapse of the building resembling a bomb blast and an earthquake.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- after a CDC panel finds a link between vaccines and rare heart inflammation, why it's still recommending kids get vaccinated. Also -- what today's Supreme Court ruling means for free speech on social media for kids in public school.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new worries over the highly contagious Delta variant of COVID-19 -- why it's so much more transmissible than other COVID strains, and the concerns it could pose for unvaccinated kids heading into the new school year. Also -- with home prices up almost everywhere around the country, we'll take a look tonight at the booming seller's market for real estate and why high prices and low inventory make it such a bad time for prospective home buyers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's Supreme Court ruling against the NCAA, what this could mean for the future earning potential of college athletes? Also -- the remarkable story of a decorated World War II veteran and the amazing reason he returned to Marine Corps boot camp at the age of 97.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a seventh straight day of unrelenting heat in the west -- as the Gulf prepares for severe flooding. Plus, President Biden's plea to unvaccinated Americans to go out and get their COVID shots and what he said about the possibility of future lockdowns.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after the Supreme Court's two major rulings today -- on the Affordable Care Act and the rights of religious institutions -- the CBS Evening News will break down what guided the justices' decisions, and what it could mean for the future of American life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, more on today's historic summit between President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin -- how will today's meeting between the two leaders impact the contentious issue of cyber attacks and what we're learning about the list of "off-limits" American infrastructure that President Biden presented to the Russian leader.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, what to expect from the highly-anticipated summit between President Joe Biden and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. From cyber attacks to human rights and the situation with Ukraine, the strong message President Biden is planning to deliver.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Biden and NATO leaders target China and Russia. While the president looks ahead to his high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as the G-7 summit kicks off, the more on the initiative from leaders around the world to try and end the global COVID-19 crisis by distributing more vaccines worldwide.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why a major meat supplier decided to pay an 11 million dollar ransom after a recent cyber attack, and why these types of ransomware attacks are increasing. Also -- as US employers struggle to attract workers to fill a staggering number of open positions, the unique incentives some companies are offering to get employees to jump on board.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as President Biden makes his first overseas trip as commander-in-chief, the latest on his plans to distribute half a billion doses of the Pfizer vaccine to countries around the world -- and what will he say to Vladimir Putin about the recent cyber attacks. Also -- the incredibly selfless gesture one woman made on her graduation day -- in the spirit of helping others.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the anti-obesity drug being touted as a potential game-changer. Dr. Jon LaPook with what you need to know. Also -- we'll meet a dad from Georgia whose passion project -- building a treehouse for his kids during the pandemic -- turned into a new family business.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the two suspects arrested in an apparent road-rage shooting that resulted in the death of a 6-year-old boy in California. The latest on the investigation. Also -- how Simone Biles persevered to win her seventh US gymnastics title.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Facebook's big decision to suspend former President Trump for at least two years. But, could he return to the platform ahead of the 2024 presidential race? Plus -- baby product recall. Why Fisher-Price is recalling over 100,000 "soothers."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with so much progress made in vaccinating Americans against COVID-19 nationwide, why are vaccination rates still so much lower in some parts of the south than elsewhere in the country? Also -- we'll meet a remarkable 93-year-old veteran now finally receiving his high school diploma after life got in the way so many years ago.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as more Americans make plans to bring their employees back to the office, could they require workers to get COVID vaccines? Also -- when a high school student was denied the right to walk at his graduation ceremony because his sneakers violated the school's dress code, the amazing thing one teacher did to save the day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about a ransomware attack on a major meat supplier -- could this mean higher beef prices during your next trip to the supermarket? Also -- "taps across America" -- how some dedicated and proud Americans from all over the country came together for a remarkable musical tribute in honor of Memorial Day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- millions celebrate their first un-masked holiday in more than a year, as America remembers those who laid down their lives for their country. Also -- a marine's final mission. Not with a rifle, but a paint brush, to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- millions pack the highways and the airlines as they travel for the holiday weekend. Is a COVID summer surge looming? Also -- summer camp guidelines -- what parents need to know about the much-awaited CDC guidelines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the beaches are open and the crowds are back as restrictions are lifted. But where are the workers? Why businesses can't hire more staff. Also -- a Harvard-bound student is sharing her story of loss and triumph -- and inspiring others around the world.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a horrific day in San Jose after a gunman opens fire -- killing eight of his co-workers. Also -- why President Biden is suddenly calling for a full investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- scoring a scholarship -- why some Georgia student athletes are being rewarded for what they do off the field. Also -- one year after the murder of George Floyd -- what has changed in the fight for social justice?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Holly Williams takes us inside Gaza...what will it take to rebuild the Palestinian territory? Also, gun violence is surging across America with at least 12 mass shootings this weekend alone. What's behind the surge?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the troubling rise in Anti-Semitic attacks around the country -- and what synagogues are doing to step up security in response to the wave of attacks. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" -- how a miraculous rescue at sea led to a very special reunion more than three decades in the making.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after eleven days of bloodshed, Israel and Hamas agree to stop attacks. Also -- why Prince William is blasting an interview that his mother, the late Princess Diana, did with the BBC twenty five years ago.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America moves closer to normal with the return of "full capacity" at New York City's restaurants and bars, the latest on the lingering mask confusion around the country and what Dr. Fauci is saying about COVID booster shots. Also -- the latest on the probe of the Trump Organization by the New York State Attorney General's Office, and why it's considered a criminal investigation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's announcement that the police officers involved in the shooting death of Andrew Brown Jr. won't face criminal charges, what newly-released body cam footage shows about the moment Brown was shot. Also -- the delicious business idea two high school students from Virginia came up with during the pandemic as a way to raise money for college and help out their families -- a truly "sweet" story.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- terror in the Middle East -- the deadly conflict in Israel enters a second week, with little hope for immediate cease-fire as President Biden faces pressure to ease tensions. Also -- abortion showdown -- the Supreme Court agrees to hear the most direct challenge to Roe v. Wade in a generation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after yesterday's new mask guidance from the CDC for vaccinated Americans, why are some states and businesses still requiring masks? The questions being raised tonight. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about a good-natured war of words between storefronts -- and how it's being fought with wit instead of weapons.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the CDC now saying there's no longer a need for masks in most indoor spaces, what the new guidelines mean for you and your family as America moves closer to resuming normal life again. Also -- an inspiring story tonight about a swimming program for those with special needs and the remarkable difference it's making in the lives of these incredible swimmers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with 12-15 year-olds now eligible to get Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, how one American city is planning to offer them gift cards from popular chains like Starbucks and Chipotle as an incentive to get the shot. Also -- from first time nominees to celebrated musical legends, find out who made it to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- in the aftermath of the cyber attack on the Colonial Pipeline, more tonight on the nationwide fuel shortages now impacting so many Americans at the gas pump. Also -- a big-hearted third grader is stepping up to help Washington DC's homeless -- and inspiring others to also pitch in and make a difference.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the FDA authorizes the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 12-15 -- what this means in the fight against the pandemic. Also -- the horse that won the Kentucky Derby fails a drug test -- could he be stripped of his title?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more tonight on America's newest job numbers and the debate over whether expanded unemployment benefits might be encouraging some Americans not to seek work. Also -- just before Mother's Day, the most popular baby names have come out! Find out which made the list and which other names have fallen out of favor.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- from manicures to free beers and even savings bonds, the new incentives to get more Americans rolling up their sleeves for a COVID vaccine. Also -- making history with the first all-female Marine platoon and their graduation from Boot Camp.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more tonight on Peloton's decision to recall about 125,000 treadmills due to possible safety concerns -- what you need to know. Also -- if you're still looking to buy flowers for mom heading into Sunday, don't be surprised if you end up spending a little more money this year -- why prices are on the rise for some of those gorgeous bouquets.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more tonight on President Biden's goal to get 90 million more COVID shots into the arms of Americans. How the President says he'll do it, and what he's saying about vaccines for kids as young as 12. Also -- when one woman received a devastating cancer diagnosis, how another woman stepped in to help give her the gift of motherhood.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with New York City preparing for a major reopening later this month, what's to blame for a troubling rise in new COVID infections in the Pacific Northwest? Also -- with Mother's Day almost here, a story tonight about one remarkable mom and her mission to help other military spouses find meaningful work.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the breaking news out of Houston tonight where authorities uncovered a human smuggling operation with over ninety people crammed into a house. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with the story of a remarkable friendship sparked by a chance encounter at a funeral, and how one stranger's kindness comforted a little girl in her time of grief.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the FDA's push to ban menthol cigarettes -- why they say the ban will be life-saving, and how the tobacco lobby is responding. Also -- a famous American music venue celebrates its reopening by paying tribute to the everyday heroes of the pandemic and letting them show off their musical talents.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the investigation of Rudy Giuliani that resulted in federal authorities executing search warrants at Giuliani's home and office. Also -- how a high school cheerleader's social media post made it's way to the Supreme Court -- and what it could mean for the debate on free speech.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the new CDC mask guidelines -- what they mean for Americans out and about this spring as the country tries to return to normal. Also -- more on Apple's controversial decision to give users more control over online ad-tracking -- why big tech companies like Google and Facebook are crying foul.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the CBS News investigation into vehicle seats -- with Congress now taking action, what you need to know to keep your children safe. Also -- we'll meet a dedicated group of volunteers using their sewing skills to make much-needed PPE for America's brave healthcare workers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing concerns over vaccine hesitancy -- what's causing so many Americans to put-off getting a COVID shot, and what this could mean for reaching eventual herd immunity. Also, after the CBS Evening News investigation, how the Pentagon will now change it's handling of sexual assault cases in the military.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more from Minneapolis tonight as Jamie Yuccas sits down with an alternate juror in the trial of Derek Chauvin -- why she says the now convicted former cop made her feel uncomfortable during the trial. Also -- the series "Eye on Earth" with a look at how some of America's most precious national monuments in Washington could be at risk -- on account of rising water levels.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the Justice Department's decision to investigate the Minneapolis Police Department following the conviction of Derek Chauvin -- what this could mean for the future of police reform in America. Also -- the series, "Eye on Earth" with the story of a hiker whose decision to make a positive impact on nature inspired others around the world to also pitch in for the planet.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the jury's decision in the trial of Derek Chauvin -- and reactions from Minneapolis and around the country tonight. With the jury finding Chauvin guilty on all counts, how much prison time could the former police officer now face?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- a look at "red flag laws" and how the gunman who killed eight people at an Indianapolis FedEx facility was able to possess guns even though he was already on law enforcement's radar. Also -- is your Peloton treadmill safe? The new warning for small children and pets, and how the company is responding.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details tonight about the gunman in Indianapolis who took the lives of at least eight people in a mass shooting at a FedEx facility. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a brother and sister on a mission to get a new word added to the dictionary -- all while paying tribute to the memory of their dad.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the COVID-related illness afflicting children -- what new research is revealing, and what parents need to know. Also -- we'll meet a remarkable woman who left a career in education to start a grassroots movement to help America's veterans.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Manuel Bojorquez is on the ground in Sao Paulo, Brazil reporting on the country's desperate need for medical supplies. Also -- new details on the death of Bernie Madoff, the mastermind of the biggest Ponzi scheme on record.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's recommendation from the FDA and CDC to pause the use of the single-dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson, Norah O'Donnell speaks to Dr. Anthony Fauci about the concerns over the shot as America races to vaccinate. Also -- when a car with passengers inside ended up in Florida canal, how a quick-thinking father and son team stepped up to save the day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- team coverage from the Minneapolis area tonight after an unarmed black man is shot by police during a traffic stop. This comes as tensions continue to remain high due to the ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin for his role in the killing of George Floyd last May. Also -- after Hideki Matsuyama's historic win at the Masters last night, how the young golfer from Japan is hoping to inspire the next generation of future golf greats.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Britain and the world mourn the passing of Prince Philip, what we're learning about possible funeral arrangements, and will Harry and Meghan attend? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a 13-year-old camping enthusiast who is breaking records from a tent in his back yard.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what will President Biden's executive actions on gun control mean for the gun control debate after yet another mass-shooting incident -- this time at a cabinet store in Texas? Also -- what's to blame for a dramatic uptick in violent carjackings throughout the country? How the COVID-19 pandemic may be impacting the increase of this particular crime in America's major cities.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing debate tonight over COVID vaccine passports. Could they be mandated as Americans resume normal life? Also -- when Congress is out, the doctor is in! How one Congressman and former ER doctor is giving back to his constituents -- one COVID shot at a time.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the Biden Administration's decision to move up the vaccine eligibility date for all Americans. What it could mean in the battle to gain ground on those worrisome variants. Also -- how a creative and thoughtful idea is helping sick children feel a little more like superheroes as they courageously fight challenging health battles.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new concerns tonight over an uptick in COVID cases -- why health officials say younger Americans are to blame for this recent rise in infections. Also -- a report from Central America -- what's driving migrants to take the risky journey to America's southern border?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the ambush at the US Capitol that left one police officer dead -- what we're learning about the suspect, his shootout with police, and the dramatic scene as members of the National Guard stormed in. Also -- with Easter and Passover this weekend, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about the uniquely innovative ways Americans have kept the faith in the age of social distancing.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the suspect implicated in the tragic shooting deaths of four people in California yesterday -- what was his connection to the victims? Also -- an exclusive interview with Secretary Deb Haaland -- the first-ever native American cabinet member.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new video unveiled today at Derek Chauvin's murder trial shows the events leading up to George Floyd's death. Also -- strangers step in to help a military family in need get back on their feet.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- emotional testimonies as the trial for Derek Chauvin continues -- why one witness says they called the police on the police. Also -- a first look inside a border facility holding thousands of migrants.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the world is watching as the trial for ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is underway. What are the big takeaways from the opening statements? Also -- letters and recordings from U.S. troops take us back to the frontlines of the Vietnam War.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- at least six people are dead tonight after devastating tornadoes sweep through Alabama and Georgia, destroying dozens of homes as the south braces for even more storms. Also -- "On the Road" goes to Philadelphia tonight -- how one man from the City of Brotherly Love has come up with a delicious fundraising idea to help grant a final wish for his mom.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the South is on high alert as tornadoes leave behind a trail of destruction. Also -- how an innovative therapy program using horses is providing some special kids with a much-needed lifeline to enhance their lives.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details from Colorado tonight after the mass shooting which left ten people dead. What we're learning about the shooter's possible motives, and what impact will the tragic events in Atlanta and Boulder have on America's gun control debate? Also -- the series "Women and the Pandemic" with a look at new concerns about delaying medical screenings during the pandemic, and what it could mean for the future of women's health in America.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after yesterday's mass shooting at a Colorado supermarket, the father of the police officer killed in the attack is speaking out about the heroic actions of his son. Also -- how a handyman with a heart of gold gave the ultimate gift to a customer in need.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- at nearly eighty percent effective in preventing symptomatic COVID, how soon could Americans start getting the AstraZeneca vaccine -- as yet another weapon in the battle against the pandemic. Also -- as March Madness continues to heat up, the new records already being shattered.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- CBS News has exclusive new information about COVID antibodies and breast milk -- what a new study revealed. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about a teacher and student who became father and son.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- New surveillance video of the shooting rampage at three spas in Georgia -- What the suspected gunman did immediately after the shooting. Also -- could a popular flea and tick collar be linked to the deaths of more than 1700 dogs and cats?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the shooting at three Atlanta-area spas that left eight people dead. What the suspect in custody said he was planning to do next. Also -- "Women and the Pandemic" introduces us to a sisterhood of doctors in North Carolina who are making it their mission to help vaccinate the community while also chipping away at longstanding inequality issues.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Moderna now testing its coronavirus vaccine on children, could kids as young as six months eventually get COVID shots also? What the drug-maker is hoping to learn. Also -- "Unifying America" with a visit to a restaurant in South Carolina preserving a painful memory in America's past -- as a way to look forward to a better future.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what a new study is saying about social distancing space -- could three feet be enough? What this could mean for the reopening of schools in America. Also -- a look back at last night's Grammy Awards and the powerful and inspiring women who took home trophies.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over a hundred million Americans getting at least one shot of a COVID vaccine, what we're learning tonight about President Biden's new pledge to make vaccines available to all Americans by May 1st. Also -- Steve Hartman takes us "On the Road" to Mississippi where a Grammy-nominated blues musician is doing his part to keep America's rich musical heritage from fading into history.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- one year after the W.H.O. declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, a look back at the challenges and heartache of the past 12 months, and where we go from here. Also -- a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci -- after one year in the pandemic, what he's saying about when life could finally return to normal.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the series "Women in the Pandemic" with a look at why women have been leaving the workforce in record numbers. Also -- an inspiring story tonight about a 12 year old girl recovering from a serious illness -- and the amazing teacher who inspired her to share her story with others.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Dr. Jon LaPook breaks down those newest CDC recommendations for vaccinated Americans -- what you need to know. Also -- we'll meet a police officer who's still on the beat at 91 years of age -- why he says he has no plans to retire.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what the new CDC guidelines mean for Americans vaccinated against COVID -19, and why health officials are worried about the upcoming spring break. Also -- after last night's bombshell interview with Oprah, how the palace is responding to Harry and Meghan's tell-all.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more of Norah O'Donnell's interview with one of the women accusing New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment. What she says happened after she reported the alleged behavior by the governor. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to meet a couple in their 90s -- finally reunited after receiving their COVID vaccines -- and now preparing to spend the rest of their lives together.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Anchor and Managing Editor Norah O'Donnell sat down exclusively with Charlotte Bennett, former aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo, for her first television interview to discuss her accusations of sexual harassment against the governor. Also -- a new record for vaccinations, as we're learning when children may be able to get a vaccine.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the new threats from domestic extremists, and why security at the Capitol is now being stepped up. Also -- with so many kids lacking the essentials for remote learning, how one mom is helping close the digital divide in her school district -- one computer at at time.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- breaking news from the White House -- a revised timeline for when every American will be able to get a vaccine. Also -- how a special correspondence between fourth graders and senior citizens is helping to build bonds and ease loneliness brought on by the pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at the much-anticipated rollout of that third coronavirus vaccine -- this time from Johnson and Johnson. Where it's headed and how soon it could get into the arms of Americans. Also -- the water crisis in Mississippi -- after winter weather led to burst pipes, why some residents of Jackson still don't have running water and what officials there are saying.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details on the murder of Saudi Arabian author Jamal Khashoggi. What did the Saudi Crown Prince know about plans to murder the columnist, and what the State Department is now doing in response to countries who harm their political dissidents. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" tonight -- how a very special rescue dog stepped up to save her grateful owner's life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about those concerning news COVID strains being identified here in the United States. Also -- how a dedicated group of veterans drove 1500 miles -- from Virginia to Texas -- to help out in the aftermath of the catastrophic storm and power outages that impacted so many in the Lone Star State.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the FDA's announcement that the one dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson is effective, how soon could it ship out? Also -- how the animals at a special sanctuary in Texas are bonding with kids as part of a unique form of therapy.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on Tiger Woods' condition tonight after the golf great sustained multiple injuries in a car crash earlier today in California. CBS News is outside the hospital where Woods was rushed into surgery with the latest on his status after the frightening accident. Also -- after the crippling statewide power outages in Texas, the new worries in that state over housing and food insecurities stemming from the disaster.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America surpasses half a million deaths from coronavirus, more tonight on the race to vaccinate even more Americans in the wake of last week's winter weather disruptions. Also -- after months of bleak news during this pandemic, Norah O'Donnell has a look at the many reasons to now be hopeful.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the clean-water crisis in the South as Texas and neighboring states deal with water supply issues stemming from the record-breaking winter storm a few days ago. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to meet a man whose backyard ice rink is helping local kids make it through the long, dark winter.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing crisis in Texas as residents of the state grapple with broken pipes and empty store shelves -- and the controversy surrounding Senator Ted Cruz and his recent trip to Mexico. Also -- the latest on the historic Mars landing of the Rover known as "Perseverance."
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with so many Texans still in the dark, why the Governor of that state is ordering an investigation into the management of the state power grid. Also -- after authorities seize millions of counterfeit face masks right here in the US, how you can tell if your own coronavirus PPE might be a fake.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Norah O'Donnell sits down with Bill Gates for an in-depth conversation about climate change, the pandemic, and what he predicts will happen with COVID-19 vaccinations in the future. Also -- how a restauranteur in Chicago is paying it forward to help feed others during this frigid winter in the Windy City.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the winter storm wreaking havoc on parts of the country -- with Texas seeing its coldest temperatures in decades, what yet another storm system could bring to the northeast later this week. Also -- the creative ways in which residents of New Orleans are keeping the excitement and spirit of Mardi Gras alive this year -- even in the age of social distancing.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the CDC issues official guidelines on how America's schools can reopen for in-person learning -- what they're advising on teacher vaccinations and why it's not a "one size fits all" solution. And, "On the Road" with a story perfect for Valentine's Day -- how one couple is keeping their love alive in COVID times -- even with an international border separating them -- next on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at all the day's developments in the impeachment trial of former President Trump -- why House Managers say the former President's words and actions were directly related to last month's siege on the Capitol. Also -- the treacherous winter weather around the country -- the CBS Evening News is in Fort Worth, Texas tonight at the scene of that massive car pileup involving over 100 vehicles.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the dramatic new images from the siege on the Capitol -- what did Senators make of it on the second day of former President Trump's impeachment, and is it enough to change anyone's mind? Also -- what we're learning about a new, experimental treatment option for COVID-19 that could help prevent serious illness.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast --- the latest from Capitol Hill as the historic second impeachment trial of former President Trump is now officially underway. Also -- with one suspect now in custody, what caused a man to open fire at a Minnesota medical clinic earlier today?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as more Americans race to get vaccinated for COVID-19, new worries on those concerning mutations of the virus -- how soon could that UK variant become the dominant strain here in the US? Also -- COVID-19 vaccine scams; how unscrupulous parties are using social media to try and sell coronavirus vaccines while extracting your personal health information to sell on the black market.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell has a look ahead to her interview with President Biden -- how he says his administration plans on tackling the pandemic in his first TV interview since taking office. Also -- as people gather nationwide, concerns grow that the Super Bowl could be a super spreader event.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- A disturbing new report finds some brands of baby food contain toxic heavy metals. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- Why one powerful group of women are calling for the government to pay at-home mothers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- details on the video that has surfaced surrounding the Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd -- the latest accusations being made about one of the officers. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- clearing up the false rumors about the coronavirus vaccine and fertility.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the investigation into the shooting in Florida that killed two FBI agents and left three others wounded. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- why are women facing more significant job losses during the pandemic than men?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the monster storm pummeling the Northeast today -- with power outages and flight cancellations -- all the latest on the powerful system impacting many Americans on this first day of February. Also -- "Women and The Pandemic" -- the new series kicking off tonight with a look at pregnant women and coronavirus vaccines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's positive news from Johnson and Johnson on a possible third coronavirus vaccine, why Dr. Fauci is warning that America needs to pick up the pace of vaccinations in response to the mutant COVID strains. Also -- a look at the issue of vaccine disparity around the country - why are people of color getting fewer shots than white Americans despite having a higher death rate from coronavirus?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- the latest from Georgia tonight after a chemical leak at a poultry plant kills at least six people and injures many others -- that's next on the CBS Evening New. Also -- how some quick-thinking by a group of healthcare workers in Oregon helped save a supply of COVID vaccines from going to waste.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- as the world races against a mutating virus, the Biden Administration's plan to deploy the military to speed up vaccination efforts. Also -- in the weeks after the siege on the Capitol, could domestic extremists now be looking to target elected officials and other government buildings? What we're learning tonight.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how the Biden Administration is now planning to ramp up vaccinations - his message to state governors on what to expect by next week. Also -- how one remarkable teacher is battling through one of life's biggest challenges while still teaching an important lesson on dedication and love.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how health officials are scrambling to stay ahead of those new coronavirus vaccines amid growing pressure to vaccinate even more Americans faster. Also -- a look tonight at the fierce debates over whether to return America's kids back to the classroom during the pandemic. The controversial balancing act between the health of kids and teachers and the drawbacks that come with remote learning.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with new transmissible variants of COVID, how do you protect yourself? Dr. Jon LaPook has more on what you can do. Also -- one man considers delivering pizzas as a source of joy - meet the longtime customers who were so inspired by him, they gave him a much-needed upgrade.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- on his first full day in office, how President Biden is waging war against the COVID-19 pandemic - what he says he will do as America gets closer to almost half a million lives lost. Also -- after last night's inauguration, a tribute to the unsung heroes of the event - how they touched our hearts.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's swearing in of Joe Biden as America's 46th President, a look at all the sight and sounds of the day - from the musical performances to the former Presidents in attendance. Also -- Vice President Kamala Harris and her journey to the White House. How her history-making achievement earlier today was inspired by some hugely important influences throughout her life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- on the eve of President-elect Biden's inauguration, a look at the security preparations in Washington leading into tomorrow - and why some members of the National Guard were pulled from inauguration duty. Also -- how a little girl's big heart earned her a spot at the inaugural celebration.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with just two days before President-elect Biden takes the oath of office, a look at the unprecedented security preparations underway in the nation's capital in anticipation of possible domestic terrorism. Also -- with only two days left in office, who might President Trump pardon before Joe Biden's swearing in, and what we know about President Trump's plans on Inauguration Day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how close did the mob of rioters at the Capitol last week come to Vice President Mike Pence and his family - and what we're learning about a chilling note left at the scene. Also -- new concerns over dwindling vaccine supplies as more Americans line up to get those coveted shots. What the mayor of America's largest city is saying about when vaccine supplies could run out.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- the latest on the security preparations in Washington and around the country in the days before President-Elect Biden takes the oath of office. Also -- new details about the Capitol assault. Was there inside help?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- all eyes on Washington as President Trump is impeached for a second time. The latest from Capitol Hill. Also -- more on the investigation into last week's the siege of the Capitol. With authorities continuing to make more arrests, what we're now learning about coordination between rioters during last week's mayhem.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from Washington as House Democrats make their case for the second impeachment of President Trump in response to last week's siege at the Capitol. Why the Republican leader in the Senate says he believes the President committed impeachable offenses. Also -- what did the FBI know about the possible plans of rioters leading up to last week's siege of the Capitol?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Congress is setting the stage to impeach President Trump for a second time - what this means as his term is ending in a matter of days. Also -- How big tech is cracking down on hate on social media. Why some are saying this is an attack on free speech.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the case for impeachment against President Trump - as Democrats make their case, will Republicans also get on board and what it could mean for President Trump's future political aspirations? Also -- with more than four thousand Americans dying from coronavirus in a single day, what the Biden Administration is planning to do to try and speed up vaccine distribution.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the security breach at the Capitol yesterday - how were pro-Trump rioters able to infiltrate the walls of Congress? Also -- new worries tonight about the possibility of rioters once again taking to the streets in Washington - and why authorities are concerned about the possibility of another incident during the inauguration of President-Elect Biden?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- all eyes on Georgia as the most expensive Senate race in US history finally comes to a close. What will the final vote count mean for President-Elect Biden's ability to get things done when he becomes America's next Commander in Chief? Also -- with COVID infections and deaths reaching record-levels, why are so many healthcare workers refusing to take the coronavirus vaccine?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Georgia's Republican Secretary of State speaks to Norah O'Donnell about that controversial phone call over the weekend with President Trump. Could the President face a criminal probe for his role in the conversation? Also -- new concerns tonight over COVID-19 and reported outbreaks at popular "big-box" stores.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America tops 20 million coronavirus cases, the concerns tonight over that new strain of COVID-19 that has health officials worried heading into this new year. Also -- our exclusive interview with an American imprisoned in Iran for over three years - his warning to President-elect Biden about negotiating with the Iranian regime.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Americans getting ready to finally say goodbye to 2020, new concerns tonight about New Year's Eve gatherings and a post-holiday surge in COVID numbers. Also -- what to expect heading into the first weekend of the New Year as a holiday storm system is expected to bring snow and ice to the Midwest and into New England.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America records its deadliest day since the start of the pandemic, what we're learning tonight about that third coronavirus vaccine now approved in the UK - and when might it be available here in the U.S.? Also -- new information on that Christmas-Day bombing in Nashville - what did authorities already know about the suspect over a year before the attack?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with coronavirus hospitalizations at an all-time high, a look at the crisis in California where hospitals have had to turn away ambulances due to an endless surge of patients. Also -- the latest on the COVID-19 stimulus battle as some Republicans now join President Trump and Congressional Democrats seeking two-thousand-dollar stimulus checks.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the Christmas-Day bombing in downtown Nashville, what we're learning tonight about the suspect's motives - and what the ambush could mean for the future of "lone-wolf" terrorist attacks in America. Also -- with so many Americans traveling this holiday season despite CDC warnings, new worries tonight about the possibility of a post-Christmas COVID surge.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an explosion rocks Nashville, leaving extensive damage behind on Christmas morning. Why authorities believe the act was intentional. Plus -- new travel rules to keep Americans safe from a new strain of coronavirus - as the globe celebrates the holiday in an unprecedented way.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the winter storm system causing a holiday travel nightmare for so many Americans around the country - what to expect heading into Christmas Day. Also -- we'll meet a photographer who found an innovative way to keep shooting those Christmas photos with Santa - even with the challenges of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 19,000 coronavirus deaths recorded in just one week in America, and hospital ICUs at their breaking point in parts of the country, the new COVID fears as Americans hit the road for the holidays. Also -- what we're learning tonight about a police shooting in Columbus, Ohio. With the victim shown on camera carrying a cell phone - and not a gun - will the officer involved now face charges?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast -- new information tonight on that new strain of COVID-19 - could it already be here in America? Also -- it's the "Season of Giving" -- how a celebrity chef is rolling up his sleeves to feed the hungry in one American city - while also providing a much-needed lifeline to small businesses in need.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the newly-discovered strain of COVID-19 in the U.K. - how contagious is it, and will those two vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna protect against it? Also -- how customers at a popular fast-food restaurant are teaching all of us a valuable lesson in paying it forward - right in time for the holidays.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how soon could America have another weapon against COVID-19? As the vaccine candidate from Moderna gets closer to reaching the arms of Americans, what we're learning about the distribution effort to protect as many Americans as possible. Also -- new information tonight on that Russian cyber attack believed to be the largest cyber espionage campaign in US history - could foreign hackers have access to your tax returns?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcasts -- an FDA panel gives the greenlight for that second coronavirus vaccine - this time from Moderna - how soon will it get into the arms of Americans, and how many people could get vaccinated for COVID-19 by the end of the year? Also -- could a new stimulus bill finally be on its way to helping Americans during the pandemic? How close is Congress to passing the much-needed legislation and what it could mean for you.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- is Congress finally close to passing a new stimulus deal? When it could happen, and what it could mean for you. Also -- how authorities stopped a possible terrorist attack against the United States - what we're learning tonight about the suspect in custody now charged.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- encouraging new information about the possibility of a second coronavirus vaccine, and what we know tonight about the FDA's approval of an at-home test for COVID-19. Also -- could parts of the country see a White Christmas this year? The latest track on that holiday storm expected to slam parts of the northeast with over two feet of snow.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America begins the monumental task of distributing coronavirus vaccines around the country, an inside look at the behind-the-scenes effort to get those precious first shots out to front line workers. Also-- as parts of the Northeast brace for what could be a White Christmas, Lonnie Quinn with the latest on that wintery blast expected to hit parts of the country later this week.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Manuel Bojorquez is at one of Pfizer's main distribution hubs - how they plan to deliver the first 6 million doses of the vaccine. Also -- an exclusive look at how one hospital is preparing to administer the vaccine to those who need it most.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the country is anxiously awaiting the emergency approval of the Pfizer vaccine - how hospitals are gearing up for vaccine distribution. Also -- how the hardships of the pandemic are impacting the lives of millions of children - one family's struggle as they face eviction.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest Profiles in Service - meet the two West Point cadets who are the latest recipients of the Rhodes Scholarship. Also -- Dr. Jon LaPook talks to the vaccine chief of Operation Warp Speed about the possible distribution issues facing the US - are we heading for a cliff?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell's exclusive interview with Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy. Why he's coming forward now, and the action he's taking. Also -- a coronavirus vaccine might be right around the corner for the U.S, but do we have the infrastructure to handle the rollout?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci - why he says the U.S is only just heading into the worst of the pandemic. Also -- the shocking statistics of failing students during the pandemic as they struggle to adapt to new learning.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with COVID-19 now the leading cause of death in America, a look at the state of the pandemic around the country as healthcare workers plead for additional assistance from state and local officials. Also -- what the NFL is now doing to try and keep the football season going despite the surge in COVID cases.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America reaches its highest number of single-day deaths during the pandemic yesterday, we'll hear from Doctor Fauci tonight and his warning about a "surge upon a surge." Also -- what the Director of National Intelligence is saying tonight about foreign election meddling and America's biggest national security threat.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- big day for American Airlines - after being grounded since March of 2019, the Boeing 737 Max flies again. Also -- a soccer star that started out in the back line of the team but ended up on the frontline of the pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump's ballot fraud claims once again debunked, this time by a surprising ally - what Attorney General William Barr found that led him to speak up. Also -- winter came early for 30 million people - the details on the snowstorm that buried some states.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with coronavirus cases on the rise, and news today that a vaccine could make it to some Americans before Christmas, a look tonight a the monumental effort of getting a vaccine out to the public. Also -- how a talented female athlete is making college football history tonight by breaking down barriers on the gridiron.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 90,000 Americans already hospitalized with coronavirus, what impact will Thanksgiving celebrations have on America's already-strained healthcare system? Also -- on this Black Friday, why retailers could still see record-setting holiday sales despite the pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a very different Thanksgiving for so many this year - big family meals replaced by zoom calls as coronavirus cases continue to soar - but airports see the busiest travel day since March. Also -- as Black Friday kicks off tomorrow, what retailers are doing to try and lure in customers for the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Americans hitting the road for Thanksgiving and nearly every US state now in the coronavirus "Red Zone," the new worries tonight that holiday gatherings could lead to COVD-19 super-spreader events. Also -- with so many Americans struggling with food insecurity this holiday season, we'll meet some inspiring college students who set out to try and help by making sure nothing goes to waste.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what the CDC is now saying about the need to quarantine after possible exposure to coronavirus - the new information tonight, and what you need to know. Also -- a look at the growing crisis of food insecurity in America - with so many more people having to rely on food banks due to the coronavirus pandemic, the CBS Evening News will visit one location in Texas that's seeing huge demand as more Americans struggle to put food on the table.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- dire coronavirus conditions as the country kicks off Thanksgiving week - a look at how some of the hardest hit states are coping. Also -- a third coronavirus vaccine shows promising results.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Pfizer becomes the first US company to request FDA approval for their COVID-19 vaccine as cases explode throughout the country. Also -- Black Friday has now turned into Black November due to the pandemic - a preview of the new normal for the country's biggest shopping day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the new advice from the CDC about Thanksgiving travel during the pandemic - why they are telling college students to stay on campus for the upcoming holiday. Also -- coronavirus in rural America; CBS News takes a look at the devastating crisis COVID-19 has been having in our country's rural areas - as hospitals struggle to keep up with the surge of sick patients.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 76,000 Americans hospitalized with COVID-19, a look tonight at the situation around the country as the nation's largest public school district puts a stop to in-person learning. Also -- part three of Norah O'Donnell's series investigating sexual assault in the military - tonight, survivors speak out - and what the military is now saying in response to the CBS News report.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an investigation over a year in the making - Norah O'Donnell takes a look at allegations of sexual assault and harassment in the US military - what the family of one female soldier is saying tonight. Also -- with the Biden transition team still not receiving daily briefings from the Trump Administration, the growing calls tonight for a dialogue to start between the administrations -- in the interest of saving lives during the pandemic.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an update on the promising news of another coronavirus vaccine - how it works and when might Americans get it. Also -- the manhunt is on tonight after a woman is shot and killed in Texas, but could the victim have been mistaken for her neighbor -- a US Congresswoman? What we're learning tonight on the investigation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump finally speaks on-camera to the nation -- what he said about when a vaccine for COVID-19 will be available and what his future may be in the White House. Also, more heartache in Italy as that country grapples with yet another surge in COVID-19 cases.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, CBS News gets exclusive former President Barack Obama following the nail-biting 2020 election -- what he's saying about Joe Biden's win and President Trump still refusing to concede.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a look at the staggering toll the coronavirus crisis is taking around the country -- with one major city saying it's out of I-C-U beds and the governor of New York imposing new restrictions.
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A CBS NEWS EXCLUSIVE ON RACING TO A CURE, HOW WILL THE VACCINE BE DISTRIBUTED? WE GO INSIDE A PFIZER FACILITY THAT WILL STORE THE DOSES AT NEGATIVE 100 DEGREES. PRESIDENT-ELECT BIDEN HOLDING CALLS WITH FOREIGN LEADERS AS PRESIDENT TRUMP REFUSES TO CONCEDE AND THREATENS LEGAL ACTION. PLUS -- THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF THE FIRST IRONMAN FINISHER WITH DOWN SYNDROME - CHRIS NICK-ITCH SHARES HIS MOTTO THAT COULD INSPIRE US
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Dr. Jon Lapook breaks down today's major announcement from Pfizer on the effectiveness of their coronavirus vaccine. When might it become available, and is this the key to finally beating the COVID-19 pandemic?
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THE SLOW DRIP OF CRUCIAL VOTES IN THE SWING STATES - WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE REMAINING BATTLEGROUND BALLOTS AND THE QUESTION ON EVERYONE'S MIND - WHEN WILL WE KNOW WHO WILL BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES? PLUS… PRESIDENT TRUMP WAGES A LEGAL WAR - WILL HIS LITIGATION STRATEGY CONTESTING THE VOTES FROM THOSE ALL-IMPORTANT BATTLEGROUND STATES PAY OFF? AND...COVID RELENTLESSLY CONTINUES, REACHING ANOTHER SOBERING HEIGHT. THOSE STORIES AND MORE ON THE CBS EVENING NEWS.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- all eyes on those few remaining key states -- the latest from around the country -- when might we know more from those key battlegrounds? The latest team coverage. Also -- the coronavirus not taking any breaks for the big election as new cases surpass 100,000 in a single day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after yesterday's historic Election Day, Norah O'Donnell takes a look back at how Tuesday night evolved for both candidates and what happens next. Also -- with the Trump campaign now demanding a recount of votes in the key battleground state of Wisconsin, the CBS Evening News will break down what the re-count process entails, what's involved, and how much money it will cost the President's campaign.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Americans go to the polls on Election Day 2020, with all eyes now on critical swing states. Plus -- the coronavirus pandemic not taking a break on Election Day, with Dr. Birx of the Coronavirus Task Force warning that the U.S. is about to enter the deadliest phase of the crisis.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- on the night before Election Day, how President Trump and Joe Biden are making their final pushes to voters in those key swing states -- and could it all come down to Pennsylvania? Also -- how law enforcement around the country is preparing for the possibility of social unrest after the presidential election results come in.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump and Joe Biden zigzag across the Midwest in a final push to voters. Can Joe Biden rebuild the "blue wall," or will President Trump pull off yet another upset in the rust belt? Also -- with African-Americans casting a record number of ballots this election year, the new concerns tonight that not all of them might be counted.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from the campaign trail as President Trump and Joe Biden battle it out in the Sunshine State -- and what young voters in Florida are looking for in their chosen candidate. Also -- after Hurricane Zeta makes landfall, a look tonight at the damage from the storm that left at least 3 dead and over 2 million without power.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- as President Trump rallies for support in the sunbelt, why were some of his supporters left out in the cold after a rally in Nebraska? The CBS Evening News has that story. Also -- over 75 million Americans have already cast their vote, but why are Democrats concerned over the possibility of a large number of ballots going unaccounted for?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as President Trump rallies for support in key Midwestern states, can former President Obama sway additional votes for Joe Biden? The latest from the campaign trail. Also -- as coronavirus cases skyrocket around the country, an inside look at a COVID unit in one hospital's ICU.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump campaigning in Pennsylvania today - but with only eight days to go before the election, can he catch up to Joe Biden in the key swing states? Also -- as coronavirus cases skyrocket around the country, why one state may soon need to ration care for sick hospital patients.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- in the aftermath of the final debate, the latest from the campaign trail - as President Trump goes to Florida to woo senior voters and Joe Biden heads to his home state of Delaware. Also -- the latest from Colorado as two catastrophic wildfires burn throughout the state - with acres destroyed and residents unaccounted for -- the new fears tonight that the fires could merge.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the final face-off between President Trump and Joe Biden at tonight's presidential debate in Nashville - what to expect as the candidates take the stage and will tonight's event be enough to change voters' minds? Also -- the latest on the Iranian plot to interfere with the upcoming US presidential election - what Tehran hoped to gain by sending thousands of bogus emails to American voters.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- former President Barack Obama hits the campaign trail for Joe Biden - how the former President is hoping to rally African-American voters to cast their ballots in time for Election Day. Also -- years after being separated at the US border, why some children are still living apart from their parents - how lawyers and volunteers are on a quest to try and reunite those families.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump gearing up for a rally tonight on Pennsylvania - with just two weeks until Election Day, can he close the gap with Joe Biden in the key battleground state? Also -- the new evidence suggesting the White House knew about coronavirus spikes around the country after Labor Day, but still went ahead with maskless rallies anyway.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- "RACING TO A CURE" -- where do we really stand on a timeline for a COVID-19 vaccine, and why are so many Americans still opposed to eventually getting one? Also -- did a Russian misinformation campaign aimed at Ukraine lead to one hundred thousand cases of the measles?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with nearly 900 thousand Americans filling jobless claims, a look at the devastating personal impact the pandemic has had on some hard working people around the country. Also -- the latest on a controversial tabloid report claiming to have "smoking gun" evidence of corruption involving Joe and Hunter Biden. What kind of evidence does the report claim to have, and could Russia have played a role in bringing the questionable story to light?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- amid new concerns over a resurgence of coronavirus in America, Doctor Anthony Fauci answers your questions. Also -- a CBS News Exclusive -- Gayle King sits down with the boyfriend of Breonna Taylor - what he says happened the night she was killed by police.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Day two of the confirmation hearing to nominate Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. Why Judge Barrett invoked the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg in explaining her decision not to comment on past legal precedents. Also -- the latest developments on the coronavirus pandemic - why two major drug companies have halted their clinical trials, and what impact will this have on the race to end the global health crisis?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after a day of contentious hearings in the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, why Democrats want the Judge to recuse herself from any cases related to the upcoming Presidential election if she joins the nation's highest court. Also -- troubling new numbers - why are coronavirus cases on the rise in 39 states around the country, and what an alarming new study is now showing about how long the virus can live on some surfaces.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Hurricane Delta is headed towards the Gulf Coast packing a serious punch. CBS News has a team on the ground tracking its every move.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a plot to kidnap the Governor of Michigan was foiled by the FBI...the shocking details of the sophisticated plan.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the president has returned to the Oval Office tonight - but is he putting White House staffers at risk? Also -- the stage is set for tonight's debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris - what strategy will the candidates use to get your vote?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Coronavirus chaos as the virus sweeps through the federal government. Is anything being done to slow the spread? Also -- new details have emerged for tomorrow night's debate between Vice President Mike Pence and Senator Kamala Harris - a preview of their first face-off.
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Norah O'Donnell anchors our CBS News Special Report live coverage of President Trump leaving Walter Reed Medical Center to return to the White House to continue his treatment for COVID-19.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump heads to Walter Reed hospital tonight - the latest news on what this could mean for the campaign. Also -- in an atypical move from a judge, audio recordings from the Grand Jury sessions in Breonna Taylor's case were released - what this latest major development means.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the battle to save California's famous wineries as wildfires continue wreaking havoc there. Also -- a troubling new report on military suicides.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after widespread criticism of last night's Presidential debate, a CBS News Exclusive - how the rules will now change for future debates, and what could happen if the candidates break the rules. Also -- the latest on efforts to control the spread of coronavirus around the country - why is one state seeing it's highest single-day death rate since May?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - with the big debate almost here, what to expect tonight as President Trump and Joe Biden face off. Also -- as kids head back to school, a troubling new report shows an increase in coronavirus cases among children.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - after the bombshell New York Times report, what President Trump is now saying about having paid almost no federal income tax in over a decade. Also -- as COVID-19 deaths surpass one million worldwide - why Dr. Fauci says the US is "not in a good place," and his special warning to Florida.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- startling numbers - the U.S reaches 7 million cases of coronavirus as Florida lifts all restrictions for businesses to run at full capacity. Also -- a tribute to a trailblazer - how Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is making history one last time.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more outrage following no charges related to the death of Breonna Taylor. The latest on the two officers shot during protests. Also -- new issues arising with mail-in voting in some states. What this could mean for a key swing state.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- anger coming out of Louisville tonight as a grand jury indicts one of the three officers involved in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor. Also -- honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she lies in repose at her second home, the Supreme Court.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast -- the U.S passes an expected milestone of 200,000 deaths due to coronavirus - a look at the lives that were lost. Also -- Republican senators give President Trump the green light to act on a Supreme Court nominee.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg, while the fight to fill her seat begins - can Democrats block the nominee the Republicans have vowed to confirm? Also -- an interview with Vice President Mike Pence - is he ready to vote?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- guidelines that were mysteriously changed last month. Now -- new details have emerged on who changed them in the first place. Also -- long lines as in-person voting begins in four states with the candidates out in full force. But what's being done to safeguard voters?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Hurricane Sally leaves a trail of destruction across the Gulf Coast - where the storm is heading now. Also -- we'll hear from one of the companies at the forefront of developing a coronavirus vaccine – when they say Americans can expect it to be available.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Hurricane Sally barrels into the Gulf Coast, creating catastrophic flooding and leaving half a million without power. Also -- Mixed messages surrounding a vaccine - what the CDC Director is saying, and how it's contradicting President Trump.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Residents are urged to evacuate as Hurricane Sally makes way for the Gulf Coast - the latest on where the storm is headed and who could be hit hardest. Also -- Acres of land burned and entire towns decimated by the wildfires on the West Coast, while the smoke reaches the Northeast - the latest on the devastation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Hurricane Sally gains strength and could make landfall as a major hurricane -- what residents are doing to prepare. Also -- catastrophic fires wreak havoc as the death toll keeps rising -- the latest on the devastation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- on the 19th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a look at how the country is remembering that terrible day and honoring the victims. Also -- more on those devastating wildfires on the west coast -- with over 10 percent of Oregon's population now evacuated, the latest from the ground as rescuers do what they can to control the inferno.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News -- President Trump firing back tonight after those revelations that he downplayed the seriousness of the COVID-19 pandemic. Also -- testing breakthrough? Are we finally close to having an "at-home" test for coronavirus, and how one major university is using an innovative testing strategy to prevent outbreaks on campus.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the bombshell revelations caught on tape that President Trump sought to downplay the threat of coronavirus - what's behind the allegations, and what the Biden camp is saying tonight. Also -- California closing its national parks as catastrophic wildfires continue to engulf the state - the latest on efforts to calm the inferno.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from California as rescuers battle unrelenting heat and winds -- facing an uphill battle to get those devastating wildfires under control. Also -- what medical experts are saying about this year's flu vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic. What you need to know.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from California as devastating wildfires and record-setting heat ravage parts of the state this holiday weekend. Also -- the latest on the fallout at the U.S. Open after a star tennis player is no longer allowed to compete.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- health officials are warning Americans about the potential spike in COVID cases as Labor Day approaches. Also -- growing controversy surrounding the president after he allegedly made disparaging comments about America's troops.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as President Trump and Joe Biden visit crucial swing states today, why this presidential race may not be decided until after Election Day. Also -- COVID-19 and kids. After Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson announced that his entire family contracted coronavirus, a look tonight at the impact of the disease on children and what we know.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- warnings from health officials about the Labor Day weekend -- how it could lead to a spike in cases. Also -- the latest on the Navalny poisoning -- what did the Germans find? Plus, Angela Merkel responds -- what she thinks really happened.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on President Trump's trip to Kenosha -- reactions from the controversial visit, and what Jacob Blake's family said about the President coming to Wisconsin. Also -- new concerns over Russian meddling in the upcoming U.S. presidential election - what Facebook is doing to try and crack down on possible interference in the weeks leading up to Election Day.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- unrest in America -- after one person is killed in Portland over the weekend, the latest on the protests around the country, and why the governor of Wisconsin says President Trump should cancel his planned visit to Kenosha. Also -- remembering Chadwick Boseman -- a look back tonight at the actor's legacy both on and off screen and his private four year battle with cancer.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the investigation into the shooting of Jacob Blake -- the officer involved now identified -- and why was Blake handcuffed to his hospital bed? Also -- the pool attendant at the center of the Falwell sex scandal speaks to CBS News -- what he's saying about the controversy.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Hurricane Laura's path of destruction - with over half a million without power, and at least four deaths - plus the latest on the chemical plant fire. Also -- a testing breakthrough - a five dollar antigen test wins approval amidst criticism of the new CDC guidelines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- preparations are underway for Hurricane Laura that could hit as a category 4. The latest about what officials are saying. Also -- with at least two dead, protests are heating up in Wisconsin -- the latest on the suspect officials have identified in the Blake investigation.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on Hurricane Laura -- now expected to make landfall as at least a category 3 hurricane. Also -- day two of the Republican National Convention -- what to expect from First Lady Melania Trump in her speech later tonight.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- as the RNC kicks off this evening, what to expect from President Trump tonight, and more on the departure of Kellyanne Conway from the White House. Also -- the series "Racing to a Cure," with exclusive access to a lab that could soon be producing millions of vaccine doses for COVID-19.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with at least five people now confirmed dead, the latest on the devastation in California as wildfires rage out of control. Also -- the latest on the sentencing of actress Lori Loughlin for her role in that college admissions scandal - what she said today in court before a judge sentenced her to two months in prison.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Joe Biden is about to become the Democratic nominee for president, what to expect from his speech tonight - and what does the GOP have in store for the start of their convention next week. Also -- more tonight on those devastating California wildfires - as lightning strikes spark more blazes, the latest on the efforts to keep the devastation under control.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - with Kamala Harris set to formally accept the nomination for Vice President on the Democratic ticket, what to expect from her speech tonight - and what will President Obama and Hillary Clinton say in support of the Biden campaign during their speeches this evening? Also - the latest on those devastating wildfires in California -- the dramatic survival stories from the front lines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after Michelle Obama's rebuke of the President in her speech last night, what to expect on day two as Bill Clinton and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez take the podium at the DNC. Also -- the latest on coronavirus from around the country - as colleges scramble to reopen, what the World Health Organization is now saying about young people and the spread of COVID-19.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the Democratic National Convention kicking off today, a look at how this election year's event will be so drastically different. Also -- outrage growing over the state of the US Postal Service, as the President doubles down on the many recent changes that have sparked so much uproar heading into the election.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the new warning from the Postal Service on mail in ballots. Why they might not arrive in time leading up to the election, and what the president is saying tonight.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a possible undercount in COVID deaths is causing the death rate in some states to spike -- what the data is showing. Also -- five months after the death of Breonna Taylor, and the pressure to charge the officers involved continues to climb -- the latest on what's happening.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- schools nationwide continue to be impacted by COVID-19, with children being sent home -- plus some schools plan to delay starting altogether. Also -- a first look at what a Biden and Harris Democratic ticket could look like-- plus how the two plan to navigate rebuts from President Trump.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - Breaking News from the campaign trail; Joe Biden picks Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate. Also - disturbing video after a 911 call brings police aiming guns at teenage boys --the latest in a string of incidents caught on tape.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast - over 5 million coronavirus cases in the United States with schools reopening amid uncertainty. What teachers in one state are demanding to keep them safe. Also - confusion over President Trump's executive orders -- including a payroll tax cut that's tied to his re-election. Is any of it constitutional?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - troubling trend -- why the White House coronavirus task force is especially worried about some US cities seeing an uptick in cases as the us prepares to reach 160,000 deaths from COVID-19. Also - the latest on the crash of a passenger jet in India - reports of over a dozen people killed -- what led to the catastrophe.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as the debates over reopening schools continue. Also - we'll hear from everyday Americans struggling to make ends meet as Congress remains deadlocked over a relief deal for so many needing help.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - aftermath of Isaias -- the storm may have left the East Coast, but the damage and devastation lingers on. Also - tragedy in Lebanon -- after yesterday's explosion which killed over a hundred and injured thousands -- the latest on the cause of the blast, and efforts to track down survivors.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - Isaias makes landfall -- the latest on the path of the storm after widespread flooding, power outages, and tornadoes. Also - mysterious explosions in Beirut, Lebanon kill dozens and injure thousands more - what caused the terrifying blasts, and could the catastrophe be linked to terrorism?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - tracking Isaias as it heads closer to the Carolinas -- what forecasters are predicting, and what kind of damage will it do as it hits the East Coast? Also - new video released showing the moments before George Floyd died -- what happened before he was on the ground, and what it means for the investigation into his death.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - tracking Hurricane Isaias -- when and where could it make landfall? Also - the latest on the coronavirus as Florida breaks records again in total deaths, and why health officials are now saying we should have banned European travel much sooner.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - Norah O'Donnell reports from Atlanta tonight as America says its final goodbyes to the late John Lewis. Also - with federal unemployment assistance set to expire tomorrow, what comes next for the millions of Americans still out of work in the pandemic?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the latest on coronavirus from around the country, and a new study tonight looks at COVID-19 and potential heart damage.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - new death records reached in Florida as more Marlins players test positive...Ahead, what this could mean for the future of their season. Also - Attorney General Bill Barr clashes with House Democrats over his testimony -- what was said and what it could mean for the Attorney General.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the largest vaccine trial for COVID-19 enters Phase 3 at over 80 sites in the US -- is there reason for optimism and when might we know if the vaccine works? Also - discouraging news for fans of America's pastime; two Major League Baseball games now cancelled after more than a dozen players on the Miami Marlins test positive for COVID-19. What this could mean for the future of the season.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - despite increasing coronavirus cases in many states, the CDC has issued guidelines for reopening schools in the fall.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - grim unemployment numbers tonight as the number of Americans filing jobless claims reaches levels similar to this past March -- what's behind the uptick as America continues its battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast - as America reaches 1,000 deaths from coronavirus in one day, the latest from around the country, and news tonight on Pfizer and Operation Warp Speed to help find a vaccine.
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CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell sits down with Bill Gates for an exclusive interview about the COVID-19 pandemic and response in the United States.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - what a new study from the CDC found about the effectiveness of hand hygiene, social distancing, and wearing masks on the spread of COVID-19. Also - with sweltering heat in so many parts of the country, what you need to know about air conditioning and the spread of COVID-19.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the promising new information from a coronavirus vaccine trial that has researchers optimistic. What they uncovered, and could it be a potential breakthrough in helping end the pandemic? Also - the latest on the ambush at the home of a federal judge in New Jersey -- what authorities are now saying about the shooter and his possible motive.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - a record breaking 77,000 new coronavirus cases in a single day in the US -- now a White House document reveals what states should freeze their re-opening. Also - an exclusive look at Operation Warp Speed -- what challenges might get in the way of distributing vaccines.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest job numbers in America and the devastating impact the pandemic has had on the airline industry -- what comes next for the major carriers still struggling during the crisis.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the decision from the White House to re-route COVID-19 data away from the CDC - why some health experts are expressing concerns. Also -- does air conditioning help to spread COVID-19? What a new study found, and what you need to know to stay safe this summer.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the Director of the CDC issuing a new plea for Americans to wear masks ---why he says it could shift the course of the pandemic in only a matter of weeks. Also -- an exclusive interview with President Trump -- what he's saying tonight about COVID-19 testing and his message to parents concerned about sending kids back to school.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the raging debate on whether kids should return to the classroom this Fall, and what we're now learning about children and the spread of COVID-19. Also -- now that the Washington Redskins have decided to change their team's name -- a look tonight at whether other sports franchises might soon follow suit.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, how long lines and slow turnarounds for coronavirus could further the spread of COVID-19 in America.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as tourist attractions start to reopen during the pandemic, the grim warning from Dr. Fauci tonight to states still struggling with surges in coronavirus cases.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the coronavirus situation growing more dire throughout the country - Texas seeing a record number of cases and ICU beds reaching capacity in Florida - the latest from around the country.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, troubling new difficulties in coronavirus testing around the country - with long lines and sully shortages, why some are calling for a national strategy.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, dire new coronavirus numbers in parts of the country - with Arizona reporting over 100,000 cases- what more can be done to stop the spread?
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast - with so much of life disrupted by coronavirus, a look tonight at how this year's travel plans have changed for so many Americans celebrating Independence Day. Also - "racing to a cure" takes a look at plasma therapy and what it might offer for those battling COVID-19.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- at least 37 states reporting increases in coronavirus cases - the dire situation heading into the holiday weekend. Also -- Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein is now in custody - the latest on her court appearance and how Epstein's victims are responding tonight.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- crisis in California - the new stay at home orders in that state and what this will mean for businesses there. Also -- the fierce debates over wearing masks - why some Americans are now suing over the issue and what really is the most effective type of face covering?
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Coming up on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - a look around the country as new coronavirus cases skyrocket -- and the alarming stats about young people and COVID-19. The former officer charged with killing Rayshard Brooks is granted bond -- what's next in the officer's case.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the latest on the rising number of Coronavirus cases around the country as Texas scrambles to find more ICU space and Florida closes down beaches heading into the holiday weekend.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, record high coronavirus cases across the country – why the CDC says the real number could be 10 times higher.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new coronavirus cases spike with many hospitals nearing capacity -- how local governments are responding.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Norah O'Donnell sits down with former National Security Advisor John Bolton - what he's saying about who wielded power in the White House and President Trump's relationship with China.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, coronavirus surges in the south- a shift in who is getting infected and what the White House plans to do.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Juneteenth observed around the country and around the world-a marking the end of slavery being with tens of thousands marching for change.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcasts, a win for Dreamers in the DACA ruling- President Trump fires back and reactions from the hill.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the officer who shot and killed Rayshard Brooks is charged with felony murder. Why the other officer is cooperating and the reaction from the Brooks family.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump signs an executive order on police reform, but is it enough? The latest on the reactions, protests and former Vice President Biden.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks by police in Atlanta on Friday, the victim's family is speaking out tonight - what they are saying about the incident that cost the 27-year-old his life.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the investigation into the shooting death of Breonna Taylor in Louisville. An update on the situation from Seattle's autonomous zone and the growing tensions with the White House. And, will Houston have to shut down again as they reach a crisis point in increasing coronavirus cases?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a stunning break as one of the President's close advisers criticized the now infamous photo at St. John's Church in Washington. Cities across the country are reconciling with statues of Christopher Columbus as protesters in Boston and St. Paul have destroyed the ones in their cities. And, Jamie Yuccas brings us a story of girl in Minneapolis trying to heal a shattered city.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, troubling reports of spiking cases of coronavirus cases around the country - as America reopens, what's to blame for the recent uptick?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Norah O'Donnell is in Houston after the funeral of George Floyd. Also, more of Norah's exclusive interview with Joe Biden -- what the presumptive Democratic nominee is saying about a possible VP pick as the election race gets kicks into gear.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Norah O'Donnell is in Houston - sitting down for an exclusive interview with Joe Biden after his meeting today with the family of George Floyd.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after today's announcement that all four officers in the death of George Floyd will now face charges, what comes next, and what Floyd's family is saying about the stunning development.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as mass protests spread to over 140 cities across the nation, the latest on the growing tension around the country as many cities impose even earlier curfews.
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, civil unrest sweeps through America with police tactics called into question. Also, an intimate look on the ground at the dramatic protests that are unfolding.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, from coast to coast protests erupt over the killing of George Floyd by Minnesota policemen.
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In this CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on today's stock market rally following news of the major drug-maker now entering the Covid-19 vaccine race.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as crowds gather this Memorial Day, could we see a spike in coronavirus cases heading into the summer? What you need to know and how you can protect yourself.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, disaster in Michigan as flooding forces thousands to evacuate -- the latest from the scene. Also, another coronavirus vaccine update -- this one out of Harvard -- what it's showing in monkeys and how it's giving researchers a reason to hope.
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, The treasury secretary warning of "permanent damage" if the lockdown continues what's behind his grim prediction. Also, Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps on how the COVID19 pandemic has impacted his mental health.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, after early positive results from Moderna's vaccine trial set the stock market soaring, a look at how exactly this vaccine works and why researchers are hopeful.
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A look at a Covid-19 vaccine trial showing promising early results. What are researchers seeing and how soon could an effective vaccine really be available to the public? All that and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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The grim warning from whistle blower Rick Bright during his testimony before Congress on Covid-19 and what the White House is now saying in response. All that and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the warning from the CDC about kids and coronavirus - what parents and doctors should look out for and could this impact the reopening of schools in September?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, all the latest after today's hearing on capitol hill and why Dr. Fauci says America still has a way to go in the battle against coronavirus.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, coronavirus in the White House now prompting a policy change -- why the administration is asking staffers to now wear masks.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a stark warning about the future of America's fight against COVID-19 from the former director of the C-D-C.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, winding down the task force? Why the White House says the group of experts guiding the country during the pandemic will be soon be disbanding.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as the White House increases its estimates on how many Americans might succumb to coronavirus - what's behind the new numbers as infection rates are now steadying?
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on that possible breakthrough in a treatment for coronavirus -- a look at the study that has Dr. Fauci expressing optimism about remdesivir.
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A sobering milestone as America reaches 1 million cases of COVID-19. As states continue with plans to reopen, the warning from Dr. Anthony Fauci.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a look at America’s "new normal" as parts of the country begin reopening -- restaurants and movie theaters not seeing many customers in Georgia, while beaches in California are drawing huge crowds.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as pressure mounts to get Americans back to work, what new research from the White House is saying about the safety of our country to reopen. Also, America's top vaccine specialist reassigned to a different role -- did his skepticism over the drug chloroquine play a part in his removal?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a new warning from the CDC director about coronavirus - what he's saying about the possibility of a coronavirus resurgence in the months ahead.
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In this CBS Evening News podcast, as the Coronavirus death toll nears thirty thousand in the US, the ongoing crisis of the pandemic on America's nursing homes and why the national guard is being brought in to help.
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, more questions about when America should reopen - how the lack of testing for COVID-19 could present major obstacles to loosening restrictions by May 1st.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, more devastation from Mother Nature as tornadoes wreak havoc in parts of the south -- dozens of people killed with many more seeing their homes destroyed -- the latest from the disaster zone.
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on when the country could re-open which includes a big warning. Also, a major announcement from two of the world's biggest tech companies and how your smartphone might help stop the spread.
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, the coronavirus death toll continues to rise but, there are encouraging signs that the curve is flattening in the epicenter of the outbreak. Also, with more than 10% of the workforce out of a job, when will the nation reopen for business?
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On this CBS Evening News podcast, the number of coronavirus cases in New York seems to finally be leveling off, but the governor is warning that this is no time to get complacent.
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In this CBS Evening News podcast, the latest coronavirus numbers from around the country. As the number of coronavirus deaths in America has tripled in one week alone -is a major hot spot, New York City, closer to beating the curve?
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In this CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson after reports today that Johnson is now in intensive care after his recent coronavirus diagnosis. Also, as America surpasses 10,000 deaths in the COVID-19 pandemic, why the governor of New York is hopeful that the number of cases there could soon start to drop
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, sobering jobs numbers tonight with almost 7 million Americans applying for unemployment. When will relief come for so many Americans in need? Also, the shortage of medical supplies around the country growing more and more dire as healthcare workers protest and demand more equipment. When will American hospitals get the help they need?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Dr. Anthony Fauci joins the show. What he's saying about the federal response to the pandemic and the ongoing debate on wearing masks.
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U.S. health care workers demand resources as coronavirus worsens; U.S. Army Field Band still plays during pandemic.
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New York expands hospital capacity as more states lock down; CBS News mourns loss of colleague Maria Mercader.
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President Trump signs $2 trillion COVID-19 emergency bill; Steve Hartman on the different kinds of heroes. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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$2 trillion bill expected to be approved as millions of Americans file for unemployment; Woman creates "Feed the Fight" to deliver meals to hospital and medical centers. These stories and more on the CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell.
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More states report high coronavirus cases as Senate details economic relief package; Photographer captures milestones for families right on their doorstep.
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N.Y. Governor Andrew Cuomo demands thousands of ICU beds and ventilators; Garth Brooks holds free online concert for those quarantined at home.
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New York City converting Javits Center into emergency field hospital; People improvise ways to keep celebrations going during coronavirus pandemic.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News - the White House promising a rescue package as Americans continue feeling the economic pain of the coronavirus pandemic. Could you soon be receiving a check in the mail from the government? With the Bay Area under orders to shelter in place, could New York City be the next major metropolis to force all residents to stay at home? What the mayor is saying tonight. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News - America in lockdown. After yesterday's announcement from the mayor of New York that the public school system there -- the largest in the country -- would be shutting due to coronavirus. More bad news on the economy after the fed's emergency interest rate cut due to the spreading coronavirus - why the markets still continue to plummet today. These stories and more on tonight’s CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new developments in the COVID-19 outbreak, as a New York City suburb is labeled a containment area. CBS News Correspondent Meg Oliver reports from New Rochelle with how residents are impacted. Dr. Jon LaPook joins Norah with the latest on how you can protect yourself from COVID-19. The 2020 Presidential Race continues today, as six states head to the polls. And, how Butler University plans to honor its mascot. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on coronavirus as hospitals around the country prepare for a possible surge of patients. Also, after the DOW's big plunge this morning due to coronavirus fears, the latest on today's market drop and what it all means as panic continues to grow.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News -- the latest on coronavirus now spreading in the US and what that could mean for your travel plans. Also, an update on Lori Vallow after her appearance in an Idaho court today for charges relating to the disappearance of her two kids and the most recent developments on the conflict in Syria. All this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News – California declaring a state of emergency for the coronavirus as health officials quarantine passengers on yet another cruise ship – the latest on the spread of the disease coast to coast. As consumers flock to buy hand sanitizers, masks, and other virus protection gear, we'll hear how one major city is cracking down on price gouging concerns. With Elizabeth Warren no longer running for president, who might she endorse as the race heats up between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders. All this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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The latest from the White House on the spread of coronavirus in the US -- following reports that the number of new cases in China continue to decline. The latest from Tennessee after devastating tornadoes there killed over 20 people -- with close to 40 still missing. After yesterday's Super Tuesday showdown -- what to expect now that Mike Bloomberg is out of the race -- could Elizabeth Warren be next? These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News – the latest from Tennessee tonight after at least one tornado swept through the Nashville area this morning. Over 20 people were killed in that catastrophe with many more still missing – the CBS Evening News reports from the destruction zone. As coronavirus continues to spread here in the US—we will take a look at how its impacting travel in this country and what you need to know if you're on the move – all this and more on tonight's CBS Evening News.
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Tonight on the CBS Evening News – how coronavirus is hurting the travel industry as American Airlines and Delta have now halted flights to areas impacted by coronavirus this weekend – why the industry is predicting huge financial losses. Also -- with Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar out of the race, what can Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders expect heading into Super Tuesday? These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the global spread of Coronavirus continues and the details behind the crane collapse that occurred at SoFi stadium in Los Angeles. Also, what is Michael Bloomberg saying ahead of Super Tuesday as he sits down with 60 minutes. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the CDC has confirmed that a California resident has contracted the COVID-19 coronavirus without having been exposed abroad, sending stocks plunging amid fears of an outbreak. Dr. Jon LaPook joins Norah to share the latest practices on how to protect yourself from the virus. More information has been released regarding yesterday's shooting in Milwaukee. And, Lori Laughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli say they have new evidence to prove their innocence in the college admissions scandal. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the battle to fight the coronavirus as President Trump is requesting 2.5 billion dollars to fight the disease and why Senator Chuck Schumer is asking for considerably more funding. Also, after no clear winner in last night's Democratic presidential debate, Joe Biden scores a big endorsement today.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the Democratic candidates for president take the stage in Charleston, South Carolina. Cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus spike in Italy, raising alarm across Europe. The CDC is now warning for Americans to prepare for the virus to arrive in the United States. The search for two missing Idaho children intensifies, as authorities focus primarily on Yellowstone National Park. And, Norah visits a special cafe in South Carolina, providing means of employment for those living with disabilities. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Harvey Weinstein convicted: following today's jury verdict implicating the movie mogul in two of the five charges against him, what could come next for him at his sentencing early next month? Also, coronavirus fears hit an all time high as the DOW drops 1,000 points.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the deliberations in the trial of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. Also, on the eve of the Nevada caucus, which candidates are making the rounds in the state?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the sentencing of Roger Stone. Also, more on last night’s Democratic debate as Mike Bloomberg was the focus of many attacks during the evening, especially by senator Elizabeth Warren.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Democratic presidential hopefuls take the stage in Las Vegas as former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg makes his debut. A Mexican man is under arrest in Florida on charges of spying for Russia. Jury deliberations continue in a New York City courthouse in the trial of Harvey Weinstein. And, Nikole Killion shares the story of a young woman on a mission to memorialize forgotten heroes.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump issues clemency to eleven convicts, including former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. New efforts are underway to contain the spread of the coronavirus, as evacuated Americans finally are able to head home. Former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg has qualified for the debate stage ahead of the Nevada caucuses, CBS News Correspondent Nikole Killion has the latest from Las Vegas. And, Harvey Weinstein's fate is now in the hands of a New York City jury as deliberations begin. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest details on the Coronavirus outbreak. Also, a state of emergency in Mississippi as historic flooding causes residents to flee their homes.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Attorney Michael Avenatti is convicted on multiple charges relating to extortion in a New York City court. CBS News Correspondent Chip Reid joins Norah O'Donnell with the latest. Severe weather continues to sweep across the country as temperatures plunge across the Northeast. Alarming reports are emerging from China as the Coronavirus outbreak rages on. And, the latest developments in the death of a six year old girl in South Carolina. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Attorney General Barr is under fire. Also, there's a major spike in the number of Coronavirus cases in the US.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Bernie Sanders emerges as the Democratic front runner while the candidates look ahead to Nevada. Also, four prosecutors withdraw from the Roger Stone case after DOJ interference.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Norah O'Donnell reports from Manchester, New Hampshire, as the state heads to the polls for the first in the nation primary. Candidates Senator Amy Klobuchar and Mayor Pete Buttigieg join Norah discuss the latest from the campaign trail. The first Americans evacuated from Wuhan are set to go home following their quarantine, the latest from California. And, a chain of wedding venues suddenly close, leaving thousands of couples without a space. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Presidential candidates are in New Hampshire ahead of the make or break primary. Also, the rapid spread of the Coronavirus puts the death toll now over 900.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is escorted from the White House as fallout from the President's acquittal continues. In the northeast, severe weather damages homes and cars. More sentences come down in the "Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal. And, the number of those infected with the coronavirus continues to skyrocket. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump celebrates his acquittal and slams the Democrats. Also, as the results still come in from Iowa, the candidates are looking ahead towards New Hampshire.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the Senate acquits President Trump. Also, results from Iowa continue to trickling in. Who's holding the lead and what this means for New Hampshire.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, why the results are still out and what went wrong in the Iowa caucus. Also, Norah O'Donnell sits down with Senator Susan Collins in an exclusive interview.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, kicking off the Iowa Caucus: the race to be the Democratic Presidential Candidate begins. Also, the latest on the Coronavirus, with 11 confirmed cases in the US, can we stop the spread?
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on President Trump's impeachment trial. Also, the Friday before the Iowa Caucus. Candidates are making their last appeal to voters while some remain in DC for Impeachment.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, day two of the Q&A portion of the Impeachment Trial. Also, after the first confirmed case of person to person transmission in the US, the WHO calls the outbreak of the Coronavirus a global health emergency.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump's Impeachment Trial moves on to the next phase. Also, the latest on the coronavirus as some Americans start arriving home from China.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump's defense team wraps up in the Senate today. Also, the NTSB continues their investigation into the crash that killed Kobe Bryant.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the death of a basketball legend: What happened to Kobe Bryant’s flight? Also, President Trump’s defense team continues to make their case before the Senate.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as President Trump’s defense team prepares to go on the attack, what’s next as the trial unfolds? Also, the coronavirus is in the US and travel restrictions are in place in China.
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Day two of the impeachment trial: the House Democrats zero in on the charge that the president abused his power and the fight to call witnesses -- the latest from Capitol Hill. A new health alert on that deadly Chinese virus - reports of at least two more suspected cases in the U-S tonight as China quarantines 20 million people. And, we'll meet a father and son serving up compassion to their city's homeless.
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The Senate Impeachment Trial moves into its second day, as House managers deliver opening statements. Meanwhile, Harvey Weinstein's trial began in New York. The first case of the coronavirus has been reported in the U.S, as a number of states screen for the deadly virus. Plus, a beloved comedian remembered. Those stories and more on the CBS Evening News.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, history is being made on Capitol Hill. As the Senate trial gets underway, the House Impeachment Managers sit down with Norah O'Donnell to share their thoughts on the process. President Trump addresses the world's business community in Switzerland, Weija Jiang reports from Davos. And, more concern is brewing tonight as the dangerous coronavirus in China spreads to Seattle. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, President Trump's legal team has filed a brief ahead of the impeachment trial, how this could impact the process. Tensions were on full display in Richmond, Virginia, as heavily armed activists descended on the city. And, as a deadly illness spreads across China, Ramy Inocencio has the latest on what's being done to protect their citizens. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, a dangerous winter storm is marching east across the country. Adriana Diaz has the latest from Des Moines, Iowa. President Trump adds Kenneth Star and Robert Ray to his legal defense team, what could this mean for the impeachment trial? And, the CDC is set to begin monitoring passengers arriving from China as a new illness spreads across the country. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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With the historic impeachment trial just days away, a government watchdog rules the White House violated the law by withholding aid from Ukraine. In medical news tonight, the wake up call for women and doctors when it comes to treating heart disease. And, how one after-school program is celebrating the legacy of some long-forgotten black composers.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as the House delivers the articles of impeachment, here's why GOP senators will wait until tomorrow to officially receive them. Also, President Trump signs off on Phase One of a trade deal with China, following a nearly two yearlong trade war between the nations.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a vote in the house tomorrow, while Mitch McConnell vows for 3-5 weeks of impeachment hearings. Also, the Ukrainian gas company that played a key role in POTUS' impeachment investigation, hacked by Russian military intelligence.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the United States is expelling several Saudi nationals following an investigation into the shooting at the Pensacola Naval Air Station. Catherine Herridge joins Norah O'Donnell with the latest on what this means for U.S. - Saudi Arabian relations. CBS News' Holly Williams visits the Al-Assad Airbase in Iraq, which was struck by Iranian missiles. Powerful storms tear across the South, with one tornado reported in South Carolina. And, Queen Elizabeth agrees to let Harry and Meghan live part time in Canada. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, severe weather is threatening millions of Americans. CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer is at the site of the Tehran plane crash, which has now been wiped clean. Secretary Pompeo speaking with the Iraqi Prime Minister about the status of US troops in Iraq, why it could be a bigger problem than the US government is letting on. Just days after the Meghan and Prince Harry announced their intent to depart the Royal Family, Meghan has left the U.K. for Canada. And, more fallout from Boeing as internal emails reveal employees mocking federal regulation. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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U-S officials are now saying that an Iranian missile shot down the plane that crashed and killed all 176 people on board. A serious illness in the Midwest is sending children to the hospital. We have what doctors are saying. And we'll meet a unique pair of musicians proving that age should never be an obstacle to success.
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U-S officials are now saying that an Iranian missile shot down the plane that crashed and killed all 176 people on board. A serious illness in the Midwest is sending children to the hospital. We have what doctors are saying. And we'll meet a unique pair of musicians proving that age should never be an obstacle to success.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Vice President Mike Pence sits down with Norah O'Donnell for his first interview since the Iranian missile strikes against U.S. targets in Iraq. CBS News Correspondents across the region also join Norah with the latest on yesterday's developments. Also breaking out of Iran, a Ukranian International Airlines Boeing 737-800 crashed after takeoff from Tehran. And, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announce that they are stepping down as senior royals. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Iran fires rockets at bases in Iraq housing U.S. troops. CBS News Correspondents join Norah O'Donnell to discuss what this latest escalation means. An earthquake in Puerto Rico has rocked the island, David Begnaud has the story. Charges have been filed in Connecticut following the dissapearance of a woman in May. And, the world comes to aid of Australia as the nation battles the worst fires in recent memory. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest from the Middle East, after the funeral of the Iranian general killed by a US airstrike. Also, Harvey Weinstein arrived in court today for the beginning of his sexual assault trial. Weinstein is now formally charged with raping two women.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the world reacts to the killing of Qasem Soleimani, a top Iranian general, in an airstrike. CBS News Correspondents join Margaret Brennan to breakdown what this means for the United States at home and abroad. A knife attack shocks diners at a restaurant in Austin, TX, the latest on the suspect's condition and the staus of the investigation. And, the CDC has issued warnings a new flu strain is surging. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest from Baghdad following Tuesday's violent attack on the US embassy there. Also, Julian Castro drops out of the presidential race -- what his decision means for the Democratic party and the remaining candidates.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, tensions are on the rise in Iraq following the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. President Trump has new warnings for North Korea as strife continues. Pope Francis made headlines for slapping a woman's hand, what the ponitff has to say today. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest on the US Embassy attack in Baghdad -- what the President is saying and why he blames Iran for orchestrating the attack With just hours until the most famous ball drop in the world, CBS News' will have live coverage from Times Square in New York City -- and will talk to law enforcement as they prepare for the big event later tonight. More news from Australia -- that country now requesting international aid to help combat the raging wildfires there. After this weekend's shooting at a church in Texas, authorities are looking to uncover a motive after they attack that left two people dead -- the latest on the investigation. As we head into the new year, California is taking a stand to protect online privacy by requiring online companies to reveal what data it collects from consumers there. Norah O'Donnell takes us along for a high-flying adventure with the Air Force Thunderbirds and one trailblazing fighter pilot.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, violence at places of worship in New York and Texas marred holiday celebrations. The attack in Monsey, New York is being investigated as an act of domestic terrorism. As fires rage across Australia, a heatwave is moving in. Congressman John Lewis plans to continue his work in Washington while undergoing treatment for pancreatic cancer. And, Adriana Diaz shows us how Princeton University is honoring campus workers. These stories and more on tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the latest from Hawaii after a tour helicopter carrying seven people goes missing. Also, the latest on former Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher following a New York Times report that other SEALs voiced concerns over his conduct prior to his acquittal for war crimes.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, millions of Americans head home from the holiday tonight and it's expected to be the worst travel day of the year. Also, CBS Evening News takes a rare, firsthand visit of an underwater ocean lab off the Florida Keys. The same place where scientists are studying the effects of climate change.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, holiday celebrations from around the world and the President and First Lady deliver their Christmas message. Queen Elizabeth speaking out this holiday -- discussing the difficult year for both Great Britain and the Royal Family. Tensions rising; the US flying planes over North Korea in response to that country's threat of a "Christmas gift" to America. A visit to the Arctic this Christmas as ice continues to retreat, a look at the impact of climate change on the reindeer population there. Remembering a songwriter tonight whose well-known hits and jingles will live on. The CBS Evening News will have all the latest on the passing of Allee Willis.
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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the holidays travel headaches continue for so many across the country on the move tonight this Christmas Eve -- all the latest and what's coming up in the forecast in the days ahead. The latest on that tragic case out of Texas -- a mother murdered and her infant daughter now reunited with her family -- reports that murder charges have not yet been filed against the prime suspect. News from President Trump this Christmas -- the President sharing his thoughts on the impending impeachment trial in the Senate and addressing North Korea's threat of another missile launch. News from Utah -- Major Garrett will take us to that state to learn how one of the most conservative region's in the country can also be one of the most welcoming to refugees. The latest on the barge that sank in waters near the Galapagos Islands, spilling 600 gallons of diesel fuel into the ocean; authorities declaring a state of emergency -- what this could mean for the wildlife there. A terrific story about community -- right in time for Christmas -- we'll meet a Christmas tree farmer -- whose crop was devastated by a fire, but his community came together to rally around him.
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