realignment taking shape in response to the disastrous administration has created. the old coalitions are crumbling before our eyes. hispanic voters, african and middle eastern immigrants, huge numbers of american borne young men all running at remarkable speed from joe biden and the anti human corporate neo liberalism he represents. nowhere is this trend more obvious than the rio grande valley in texas, a place for generations has been a democratic party strong hold. as recently as 2018 a democrat called henry cuellar won his district in south texas with 84% of the vote. his district is 80% hispanic and that meant it went democrat. but last cycle that began to chaechlt two years ago cuellar s percentage of the vote plummeted by 26 points. in one cycle. same thing happened to congressman fay la and gonzalez, all representing districts on the border with mexico in texas. both went from huge wins in 2018 to marginal victories in 2020. hispanic voters are no automatically democr
the trump family. do you get a sense trump wanted violence to occ on nuary 6th? in a decad the supreme court sg major decision allowing more people to carry a firearm. tonit new york officials calling ate blow to public safety. juul babed, what does the f.d.a. s order mean for the vaping industry? our e oamerica, how the icago police depart is handling staffing shortages. and the heroic rescue we hear from the coach who saved a american swimmer. the randmark law cnged sportshow for women and the world. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donll: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. in the past few weeks we have heard gripping new testimony from the january 6th hrings, but what we learned today was particularly egregious. three forme high-level justice department officials testified that the president of the united states repeatedly sought to pressure and manipulate the d.o.j.of president
americans a break. but tonight, lawmakers, including many democrats with serious reservations. cecilia vega at the white house. tonight, the new images, the moments that passenger plane landed in miami. the landing gear failing. the plane catching on fire and tonight, images from inside the plane. and how old was that plane? sitting in a new mexico desert for years, then brought back into service. gio benitez covers aviation. the dramatic rescue in ukraine. a u.s. nuclear scientist escaping from russian-controlled mariupol, hiding in that city for nearly four months. james longman from ukraine tonight. the devastating earthquake in afghanistan. more than 1,000 people killed. the 5.9 leveling villages. maggie rulli reporting tonight. after the school shooting in uvalde, the schumermarket shooting in buffalo, news tonight on that bipartisan gun safety deal. will there be enough republicans in the senate to get this through? and tonight, republican leaders in the house a
one with kabul in the middle east. is this an ambitious agenda? without a doubt. does america have the resources to carry it out? also without a doubt. sure. we can afford it. it will be easy. now, trillions of dollars and more than a parallel dead people later, how did max boot s prediction work out? don t ask. he s got a new war to sell you. it s our war. this country s set a record for overdose deaths last year. in response to that the biden administration is not reversing its decision to distribute crack pipes to crack addicts nowhere are they slowing the flow of fentanyl across the border coming from china through mexico they have a new drug war. yesterday the fda announced it s planning to remove virtually all nick phren cigarettes. nicotine is not the thing that gives you cancer. nicotine is the thing, addictive but also increases mental acuity. they re taking that out. according to the wall street journal the agency will also ban juul e-cigarettes. now what happens when you g
what kind of gun they can own. o donnell: jan, we are still waiting for the big decision from the court about abortion right that could overturn roe v. wade. reporter: it could come any day, norah. o donnell: jan crawford, thank you. tonight the f.d.a. announced a ban on juul e-cigarettes and anything teen pods. a devastating blow to a company what once dominated the e-cigarette market but blamed for sparking a surge in teen vaping in the u.s. the food and drug administration said the company was unable to supply the data to determine the relevant health risks of its products. juul sawed it will appeal. the growing shortage of police on patrol across the country. a reese subject vai from there national police foundation found 86% of departments reported staffing shortages with applications down and officers leaving the force in record numbers. in tonight s eye on america, cbs s charlie d agata traveled with the chicago police department looking for a few proud new recruits.