and that s tonight s cbs evening news. for norah o donnell, i m tony do upil. right now at 7:00 we have to prevent recurrences of what we saw last week. san francisco s police chief among scores of officers taking on a new seasonal role as holiday greeters. i feel very safe and i like it. i love seeing the increased visibility. the sales and store are not what they are used to be. that s kind of the point of black friday. is not just online competition undercutting the in- store deals this black friday. the bigger problem just isn t budging. what a ucsf expert wants you to know about the new covid- 19 variant prompting a new travel ban tonight. if this shows us anything, it is to get the world
so far the nfl isn t budging. where do you think this is headed? you know, i m not sure. i know that there has been a lot of backlash recently in the last few days since the e-mails have surfaced. obviously i m a part of a big organization of alumni, and a lot of these women that i worked and graced the sidelines with are devastated to hear this news. they have no idea the extent to which these inappropriate indecent photo, of them were leaked. which in boxes in the nfl received them and how far these reach. nfl commissioner roger goodell hasn t made any public remarks since the jon gruden e-mails went out there. what message do you think his silence sends? i mean, we feel invisible. it s hard we felt since this investigation was closed with an oral report. i m actually part of a group of former employees. there s 40 of us represented that, you know, this is more than just the cheerleaders. these are people who men and women were mistreated and
republicans to blame the left for taking the bill hostage warning that the social programs like universal pre-k and the expansion of medicare medicaid will cost all of us in the long term, but democrats and the president are still selling the idea that there multitrillion dollar plan isn t going to cost you a penny. the president and democrats not blaming republicans for not getting on the bandwagon to raise the debt ceiling, but leader mitch mcconnell isn t budging on this one. he wants democrats to use the process of reconciliation again and pass this with a simple majority. he sent a letter to the president saying this. bipartisanship is not a light switch that speaker pelosi and leaders schumer may flip on to borrow money and flipped off to spend it, republicans position is simple, we have no list of demands, for two and a half months we have simply warned that since your party wishes to govern alone, it must handle the debt limit alone as well. mike and sandra, this is possible be
foremost grass roots conservative groups told me that right leaning voters have shifted efforts to red states realizing they have no chance to advance causes at the national level but the push she added reflects a determination to elevate social and cultal issues that donald trump stressed. voter suppression bills are racing through states. federal legislation is the only way to push back. but the filibuster being the one thing protect the gop s voter suppression extravaganza and joe manchin singled out by president biden this week isn t budging. here he is in an interview with garrett haake. reporter: i think some democrats want you to be with them on s 1 or getting rid of the filibuster. i represent the state of west