you. tonight, a florida man who took part in the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol has been sentenced to eight months in prison. 38-year-old paul hodgkins apologized to the court, saying he was ashamed of his actions. photos and videos show him taking selfies on the senate floor wearing a trump 2020 t-shirt and flag over his shoulder. his sentencing after a plea deal could set the bar for the punishments for hundreds off other defendants. other defendants. and turning now to a growing threat from overseas, today the u.s. and its allies accused china publicly of a global computer hacking and cyber espionage campaign. chinese diplomats here in washington tonight are calling the accusations baseless and malicious. we get more now from cbs ed o keefe. reporter: tonight the white house is accusing the chinese government of orchestrating one of the largest cyber attacks in history. the spring attack on microsoft email gave the hackers essentially chinese spies access to hundreds of thou
has authorized as much police overtime as is necessary to combat a surge in gun violence here. norah. o donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. the death toll from those europe h climbed to more than 180, but is expected to go much higher. in hard-hit germany the government is defending itself against claims that it did not give residents enough warning. cbs chris livesay is in germany. reporter: as the flood waters recede, the shock and pain persist. in one of the world s wealthiest nations, advanced infrastructure was no match for mother nature. streets and roads completely collapsing, railroad crossings like this one over here uprooted like the trees, not to mention the cars twisted on top of each other. this is just a snapshot of the destruction we re seeing across germany s flood zone town, after town, after town. officials said it could have
nobody saw thising, th fore. repor getaway spot, there s no getting away from covid s lingering effects. carter evans, cbs news, monterey. o donnell: tonight, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is still fighting to keep his job, but he could be out within days. we get more now from cbs elizabeth palmer. reporter: the man often called the great survivor in israel may have finally run out of road. it appears that prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be replaced by the right-wing former defense minister, naftali bennett, as early as next week. but he ll have to share power with political rivals, the powerful centrist, yair lapid, and the man sitting here on the right, mansour abbas, from an islamist party representing israeli arabs. that s historic, the first time an arab party will have joined an israeli government coalition. in all, eight parties had to
a special promotion would let you drive your car around the track after you get a shot. meanwhile, further north, the vaccine is making millionaires, like this amazon delivery driver, the second winner of ohio s vax-a-million lottery. i pretty much almost lost it inside the van. reporter: the u.a.b. health system gave out more than 210,000 vaccine doses, but they call mass vaccination sites like this one a sledgehammer approach that just isn t working anymore. so when they close it down officially on july 2, they will actually opt for replacing it with smaller pop-up sites at local trusted community facilities, like churches and schools. norah. o donnell: mireya villarreal, thank you. well, tonight, negotiations over president biden s infrastructure plan have reached a critical phase with a new offer from the president. cbs nancy cordes joins us now from the white hous cbs nancy cordes joins us now from the white house with the new details. so, nancy, what are you hearing? re
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