e. as t worldar one year of hey will try to do something on this february. norah: with tens of billions of taxpayer dollars going to ukraine, cbs s david martin reports on its impact on america s readiness. for a couple of key items, the stockpile is getting low. murdaugh wishes to take the stand. i did not shoot my wife or my son anytime, ever. severe winter weather stretching from coast-to-coast. the cold air charging on friday, setting the stage for a huge winter storm in the west. announcer: this is a special edition of the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting tonight from the uss nimitz. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us. tonight, we are broadcasting live aboard the uss nimitz, and while we can t give you our exact location, we can tell you, we are here in the western pacific ocean. we landed here just moments ago, after boarding a seed to greyhound in guam, and landing on the deck of this massive aircraft carrier that stre
invasion chineseinvasion of taiwan. to they run out of these antiship wind missiles? the u.s. ran out of these missiles on the first few days of the war. reporter: even though it ran out of the missiles, the u.s. won the war game by stopping the chinese invasion, but lost dozens of ships, hundreds of aircraft, and thousands of troops. norah? norah: david martin, thank you. now, to today s others top stories, more than 20 million americans are feeling the impact of two powerful winter storms. does not just blizzard like conditions, but freezing cold, some places saw temperature is 40 degrees below normal. the midwest is getting the worst of it. cbs s christina ruffini is in hard-hit minneapolis. reporter: from mountains of snow in minneapolis to a blown transformer in detroit, the february cold snap is sending shivers across the u.s. frozen fallout has left a