There was some relief earlier today in the form of rain to help put out the embers in huge fields like this one. But it was short lived and the dry season could last until november. John . Dickerson thank you. Manny, in brazil. Today the department of defense and Veterans Affairs began an important meeting in nashville to discuss new ways to prevent military suicides. About 20 veterans take their own lives each day. A hotline launched in 2007 has answered more than 3. 5 million calls sending emergency help to nearly 100,000 people. Dean reynolds gives us an inside look. Are you having any suicidal thoughts today . Have you ever attempted suicide . Reporter at the Veterans Crisis line in canandaigua, new york, the calls come in all day and all night. Can you put the knife in a safe place . What did you do with the nail gun . Reporter 1700 calls every day from veterans on the brink. Cbs news was given rare access to the v. A. s responders and their literally lifesaving conversations. Rig
And good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. Annemarie green is off. Im brook silvabraga. Puerto rico is under a Tropical Storm watch this morning as dorian closes in. Millions on the caribbean island have been preparing for the storm. Dorian is expected to be a hurricane by the time it moves near puerto rico tomorrow. Meteorologist dave warren of our miami station wfor is tracking the storm. Good morning. Heres the latest with dorian continuing to move through the Windward Islands and into the caribbean here this morning. The latest from the National Hurricane center has the wind at 60 miles per hour, moving west northwest at 14 miles per hour. Concerns now for puerto rico which had a Tropical Storm watch issued late monday. The storm forecast to intensify to a hurricane as it moves through the area. Now heres the concern heres the big question the storm tracks a little farther north it will stay over the water. A little farther south, it will int
Didnt exist. Cbs news gets rare access to a Veterans Crisis line as two Government Agencies launch a new effort to stop veteran suicides. And a tennis legend received a rare honor that is decades overdue. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell. Dickerson good evening, norah is off tonight, im john dickerson. And this is our western edition. We begin with breaking news, a verdict in a case that could set the stage for dozens, maybe hundreds of new lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies. In the first state opioid case to make it to trial, a judge in oklahoma late today ruled Johnson Johnson helped fuel the states Opioid Crisis and ordered the company to pay more than a half a billion dollars to the state. Omar villafranca has the latest including what Johnson Johnson is saying tonight. I am entering an abatement plan that consists of costs totaling 572,102,028. Reporter judge thad balkman concluded the state proved pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson and its subsidiary
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