our exclusive reporting by cbs more hearings as new evidence pores in as cbs news obtained these new images from a never- before-seen documentary. the desperate search for survivors. a deadly earthquake his afghanistan, killing over 1,000, and injuring more than 15 money 1,500 more. dangerous heat waves. record-high temperatures from texas to south carolina. outrage grows in uvalde. our interview tonight with the father who lost his nine-year- old daughter, and said he s disappointed with the investigation. it hurts, you know. o donnell: our cbs news investigation. a look into an online mental health provider accused of over- prescribing drugs like adderall. tonight s other top headlines: a shark attack off the california coastline. plus, yellowstone, one of the country s national treasures, reopens. 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 fo
city leaders. governor greg abbott is not backing down. just shows the hypocrisy of these liberal leaders up in the north. we need more democrats to come out and say the bail laws need to be fixed. joe rogan is calling at the white house for trying to redefine a recession. a gorgeous shot of warsaw, virginia. the sun is coming up there. it s good to me 91 degrees today. fridays can start right now. welcome to the fox & friends. so good to. joey i ve never worked with you but always a pleasure. never anchored in that they are so. a couple of hours here will get there at. good to see you, man, glad to see on the weekday version of fox & friends. good to see you all is well on o fox & friends on this wood stud. let s get started with some news. nancy pelosi is set to leave taiwan this morning. she is headed to south korea. as you can see that s the plane taking off. this has been quite a statement of a trap both of the chinese communist party ride back home ameri
which eric. could have been eric greitens, could have been eric schmidt. could have been a little known erik mcelroy, a third eric who happens to be in the same race. in any case, brightest and mitt claimed that they and trump were endorsing them. can t make the stuff up. meanwhile polls are still open in the state of washington where to republican members of congress are facing primary challenges over their votes to impeach donald trump. jamie herrera butler and that new house are still of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach trump after the january 6th attack on the capitol. republican voters in their district are deciding today whether to toss them out for it. congressman herrera butler s primary is also worth keeping an eye on because her trump backed challenger has well documented tied to white when extremists and white nationalist. he told an interviewer quote, i don t think that is anything wrong with there being a white people special interest group. and quo
and with august recess approaching, senator sinema under pressure to support her party s manchin backed bill. suing over related to the shootings. his hearings slated for tomorrow. we begin with the key primary results and the implications for november. voters proved donald trump s support still matters but roe s defeat could upend the midterms. in missouri it was the battle of the ericks in the republican race for senate. in the end state attorney general eric schmitt defeated missouri s disgraced governor eric greitens. in kansas, abortion rights sailed to overwhelming victory with voters voting down a constitutional amendment that would have eroded rights in the state. it was the first statewide vote on abortion since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and the implications of last night s results have democrats hopeful about the potential midterm impact. our team is covering both results this morning. nbc news correspondent and moderator of washington week on pbs
robert costa. more hearings as new evidence pores in as cbs news obtained these new images from a never-before-seen documentary. the desperate search earthquaks afghanistan, killing over 1,000, and injuring more than 15 money0 more. dangerous heat waves. record-high temperatures from texas to south carolina. outraging grows in uvalde. our interview tonight with the father who lost his nine-year-old daughter, and said he s disappointed with the investigation. it hurts, you know. o donnell: our cbs news investigation. a look into an online mental health provider accused of overprescribing drugs like adderall. tonight s other top headlines: a shark attack off the california coastline. plus, yellowstone, one of the country s national treasures, reopens. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. tonight, with filling up at the pump becomi