is that still apply? isn t that typical government? sometimes your days late and a trillion dollars short. but a huge relief for new yorkers. we can return to wearing masks just to block the smell of ur urine. so for the most of us that stuff in the long time ago when we decided to stop living in fear and get back to doing the things that we love. eww. about the end of the emergency also brings with it the end of title 42. no, not level 42 this is over i ain t coming back 61 righ up there with the beatles. the insects. 1042 other two deport michael scott crossing the border and neither myself or public health reasons. as if letting his of embedded mourners into your backyard isn t really a threat to your health. is amazing the concern for thei covert status if that s what it was for. matt finn to the poisonings or sex trafficking or gang shootings. but those who got booted didn t face any charges, so they just tried it again. but now that policy ends and everyone is braci
custody. our nikki battiste talks to an eyewitness. i think we were all in kind of a state of shock. cordes: polio scare in the health officials concerned by the virus spreading and urging people to take precautions. if people fail to become vaccinated or immunized againstg anne heche one week after she suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car accident, what her family is saying tonight. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. cordes: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i m nancy cordes in for norah. tonight, a federal judge has unsealed the warrant that authorized the search of former president donald trump s florida home, mar-a-lago. the records reveal that the f.b.i. recovered eleven sets of classified records including some documents labeled top secret. the warrant also indicates that the f.b.i. is investigating trump for potential violations of the espionage act. the warrant says that agents
trump has been calling for it to be released on social media. his lawyers have yet to take legal action on this. lawyers for news organizations, including nbc news, are petitions in court today for the affidavit to be made public. dr. fauci will be with me as cdc director dr. walensky announces a major overall at the cdc, acknowledging the agency failed to respond quickly enough to the pandemic over the last three years and did not serve the public. all this as the agency is scrambling to deal with monkeypox, a polio scare in new york and rolling out booster shots in the next couple weeks for omicron subvariants of covid. we begin in florida with nbc s cal perry, ken dilanian and former u.s. attorneys joyce vance and chuck rosenberg. cal, set the table for us. what do we know about this magistrate judge? who is going to argue before him this afternoon? we understand the trump lawyers were not taking part. reporter: yes. the two parties that we are going to hear from are
2008. so these 15 years have flown by she s become a wonderful young lady, a blessing to our family, for many friends. a wild continues. happy birthday chuga. gutfeld again taken off from here. [ music ]. happy wednesday everyone. i got a haircut. so the covid-19 publicans of urgency officially ends tom tomorrow. i can finally stop washing my hands. what about the polio scare?
custody. our nikki battiste talks to an eyewitness. i think we were all in kind of a state of shock. cordes: polio scare in the health officials concerned by the virus spreading and urging people to take precautions. if people fail to become vaccinated or immunized againstg anne heche one week after she suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car accident, what her family is saying tonight. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. cordes: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i m nancy cordes in for norah. tonight, a federal judge has unsealed the warrant that authorized the search of former president donald trump s florida home, mar-a-lago. the records reveal that the f.b.i. recovered eleven sets of