already passed. the white house has said repeatedly this is a popular law. if that is the case, why is it important to get out and sell it? it is not selling it. it is literally letting people know their rights, right? you buy a product, you are sold on the product but they are not directions on the box. think of it as an education campaign. dana: as progressive policies, president biden preparing for the largest tax hikes in 30 years and democrats spending $4 trillion on green infrastructure plan. so much to get to, kd, why would you announce a press conference nine days from now? my theory is you announce them that morning because the president will come anyway? who knows what will happen in nine days. katie: that is a good point and dana i have to give your credit because you were the one who predicted the biden administration would wait until they pass the plan so that they could have something to successfully towel to appear they are doing this nine days from n
the two caught on camera just before the alleged attack. crisis at the border: one shelter now seven times over capacity as fema is sent to help. authorities prepare this dallas convention center to house up to 3,000 teenage boys. deadly crash, a 71-year-old man loses control and kills several pedestrians. whiteout whiteout conditions, an historic winter storm dumps four feet of snow in the rockies. cuomo under fire, one of the governor s former aides speaks to investigators for more than four hours. the new details tonight. nashville terror investigation.g about the mahind the chsts day bomb in tennessee. and a big night for women at the grammys, as women stole the show and took home the top awards. 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 are going to begin with alarming new fears about another surge of coronavirus infections here at home a
break starts in galveston. 150,000 security cameras hacked, the breach tonight of surveillance video inside schools, jails, and hospitals, companies like tesla infiltrated. one of the alleged hackers tells us why and how they did it. shocking child abuse allegations: the owners of a religious boarding school in missouri face 102 charges in what s described as one of the most widespread cases of sexual, physical, and mental abuse in the state s history. our series women and the pandemic. new exclusive numbers show how real the she-cession is as some moms feel no choice but to leave the workforce. scary accident: how this broadcaster was miraculously not seriously injured. and one little girl s comeback story using her wisdom to help others. this is the cbs evening ne 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 are going to begin with breaking news. one of the larges
meghan s interview with oprah? cuomo resists calls to resign. the new york governor says he won t step down as two more women come forward with allegations of sexual harassment. george floyd murder trial. no justice, no peace! o donnell: tensions are high in minneapolis as the officer who knelt on floyd s neck goes on trial, why jury selection was suddenly delayed. crisis at the border. documents obtained by cbs news show a record number of unaccompanied minors flooding into the u.s. as the biden administration scrambles to find shelter space. it is international women s day. people around the world commemorate female achievement and fight for the future. and unifying america. how a community came together with get well cards. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capitol. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin with our first real glimpse of what life could soon be
ev for their next car. cbs s ben tracy shows us that while drivers may be pumping the brakes on electrics, hybrid sales are in the fast lane. reporter: at this ford f-150 plant in dearborn, michigan,. every 53 seconds, we have a truck come off this assembly line reporter: production manager cortni reeves says one out of every seven trucks being made on the day we visited was a hybrid. a year ago, it was 1 ou 1 out of 10. reporter: 1 out of 10? so 30% increase. correct. really demanding this product. reporter: hybrids run on both battery power and gasoline. sales surged with a 3% in 2023, to a record high. hybrids now make up 9% of new car sales compared to about 7% for electric vehicles. featuring hybrid max power train. reporter: they are popular with consumers who want to save on fuel costs but may be reluctant to buy and ev because of price or concerns about charging infrastructure.