president biden speaks with ukraine s president zelensky, as russia sends in more troops. teacher shortages. the state taking extraordinary measures to deal with the lack of staff inside schools, calling in the national guard. i really like her uniform, because i like how it has, like, the patches and stuff. o donnell: eye on america. the innovative ways ranchers are trying to maintain their way of life after two decades of droughts. hello, tiktok. o donnell: and, on this holocaust remembrance day, how a 98-year-old survivor and her great-grandson are using tiktok to make sure the next generation never forgets. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. it s history in the making as president biden vows to make good on his campaign pledge to nominate the first black woman to the supreme court. if you look back of the 115 justices, all
imaginary plot, i will say, lawrence, not quite elaborate with me and chuck rosenberg, capable of all kinds of misdeeds and wrongdoing. i have to say, i kind of like his scenario. i feel like there s a scripted drama in there somewhere. so, it s one of those law school examples that kind of got carried away. [laughter] yes. [laughter] you could say that. thank you, alex. thank you for the clarification. well, today, rudolph giuliani confessed to crimes in georgia. he did not enter a formal confession in a criminal procedure but, he admitted in writing, under oath, in a civil case, that he lied about election workers ruby freeman and her daughter, shaye moss. they are suing him for those lies and rudolph giuliani found the written pleading in that case that everything he said about them was a lie. those lies amount to crimes in the state of georgia, and possibly federal crimes currently being investigated by special prosecutor jack smith. here is the video of rudolph giu
i feel like there s a scripted drama in there somewhere. it s one of those law school examples that got carried away. yes. thank, you alex. thank you for the clarification. well today, rudolph giuliani confessed to crimes in georgia. he did not enter a formal confession in a criminal procedure, but he admitted, in writing, under oath, in a civil case, that he lied about election workers ruby freeman and her daughter shaye moss. he admitted in a pleading that case at everything he said about them was a lie. those lies amount to crimes in the state of georgia and possibly federal crimes, currently being investigated special prosecutor jack smith. here is the video of rudolph giuliani testifying to the georgia house of representatives on december 10th, 2020. we now know that the video you are about to watch is a video of rudolph giuliani committing crimes that can leave the 79 year old man and possibly future criminal defendant in prison for the rest of his life. i m not
the agency says it spends most of its funding 54% on education, including building and running schools in gaza, followed by health and support services. it also provides emergency relief assistance, and since the recent conflict began shelters displaced palestinians. unrwa is funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions. pledges to the agency totalled more than $1 billion in 2022. the us, germany, eu and sweden were the agency s largest individual donors that year, contributing 61% of its overall funding. for more on the situation, i spoke to bonnie glick, a former deputy administrator of the united states agency for international development under the donald trump administration. they have terminated those contracts before the investigation was even completed. is that enough action in your view? oh, that is not enough action at all. unrwa, as chris said, has as its mandate and as you laid out, education, hospitals and healthcare, but what has been uncovered thro
of people inside gaza who depend on unrwa, which helps coordinate aid, and run many of the schools and hospitals in the strip. other countries who halted financing include australia, italy, canada, finland, the netherlands and switzerland. from jerusalem, our correspondent mark lowen reports. crushed from the air. lives, homes, families, and now the very mission set up to help gaza s desperate is taking a hit, too the un agency for palestinian refugees, or unrwa, firing several employees for alleged involvement in hamas assault on israel. a body set up to protect accused of attack. britain and a handful of other countries have now paused theirfunding. the foreign office said it was appalled by claims of complicity in what it called a heinous act of terrorism. hamas stormed israel on october 7th, killing more than 1,200 people and abducting at least 240. israeli intelligence has reportedly passed on material said to show the participation of unrwa staff and the use of its v