reacts after raiders coach jon gruden resigns over a string of anti-black, anti-gay, and anti- problem within pro football? pain at the pump: oil prices hit a seven-year high, with gas up more than $1 since last year. the warning for homeowners as we head into winter. plus, we go to the treasury department. our interview tonight with janet yellen. are higher prices here to stay? deadly plane crash: new video of that plane nose-diving into a neighborhood. an aspirin a day doesn t keep the doctor away. the new guidance about taking low-dose aspirin to prevent heart attacks. and hispanic heritage month, showcasing talent through food. 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. we want to begin with the revelation tonight from a coroner in wyoming that gabby petito was strangled to death. the 22-year-old s body was found in wyoming more than three wee
anti-blark antigay, and anti-women comments. tonight, is there a deeper problem within pro football? pain at the pump: oil prices hit a seven-year high, gas up more than $1 since last year. the warning for homeowners as we head into winter. plus, we go to the treasury department. our interview tonight with janet yellen. >are higher prices here to stay? deadly plane crash: new video of that plane nosediving into a neighborhood. an aspirin a day doesn t keep the doctor away. the new guidance about taking low-dose aspirin to prevent heart attacks. and hispanic heritage month, showcasing talent through food. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and k revelation tonight from a coroner in wieming that gabby petito was strangled to death. the 22-year-old s body was found in wyoming more than three weeks ago, just days after her frienessless, brian laundrie, disappeared. the coroner said her body was ex
dozens of students who today. and several more were sent home after getting sick. and we re pressing the district officials to find out how they plan to keep the norovirus from spreading to other schools. eyewitness news reporter alexa ashwell is live where crews are trying to clean up all afternoon. and the classes have been canceled for tomorrow. alexa? yes, scott, erica. health officials say the district has been given specific cleaning supplies to get rid of this virus. and not only are they including this, but it s buses as well. metro school officially closed after students dismissed from school today. we re told 63 were absent. and an additional 7 with norovirus. that s 70 students out of a population of 250. today, the county s health director said this outbreak is a specific concern. because of helping students some with other health issues. norovirus, as you know, is a gastrointestinal cure. they said one of the biggest concerns with this virus is dehydration.
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now on booktv an encore presentation of our signature program booknotes. max boot appeared on booknotes in 1998 to discuss out of order. in the book mr. boot uses anecdotes and statistics to support his argument that judges have greatly damaged the criminal and civil justice systems in the united states. this is about an hour. c-span: max boot, author of out of order, what is your book about? guest: it s about power and the abuse of power, brian. it s about one of the most-powerful branches of the american government, the judiciary, and about how they wield all this influence, all this power, all this authority and have very little accountability to go with it. and what i write about is how this has resulted in a real disaster, i think, for america and for the legal system, in particular. it s led to what i call a revolving door in the criminal justice system. it s led to what people call a lawsuit lottery in the civil justice system. and it s also led to a loss of demo