many after the draft signaled that they could overturn roe versus wade. and the deaths of three american tourists at a sandals resort in the bahamas. a dr. and a former homicide detective is going to break on the case for us. and two teenage girls in small town delphi, indiana. the family members of one of the victims is speaking out. and high-speed chase that ended in a wreck. they caught up with the former alabama corrections officer and inmate and we have all of the breaking details coming up. but first, kevin corke is looking at the ongoing harassment of the supreme court justices as well as even in the religious community over the weekend. reporter: that s right, arguably some such gatherings are illegal, and critics say they disagree. they said whoever with the intent of interfering with or impeding the administration of justice or influencing any judge, jury or witness in the discharge of his duties, near a building, house, or court, or a building occupied by a judge o
theater. capitol riot manhunt, the fbi releases new video showing assaults on police officers hoping the public will help pubh identify some of the most violent offenders. more than two dozen tornadoes reported in the south. some packing winds up to 130 miles per hour. angry putin. the russian leader lashes out after president biden calls him a killer and says their country will pay a price for election interference. attention pet owners: is a popular flea collar to blame for the death of nearly 1,700 dogs and cats? peloton safety warning after a child dies. the company s message tonight about keeping your kids safe. and the sweet story of a hugging machine, a five year old s invention that lets students hug their teacher during the pandemic. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us, we will begin with new developments in the shooting rampage in the atlanta area that left eight pe
this is a fair and serious offer. that is a first step but this step is not sufficient. the development of the new nuclear power station at hinckley point in somerset is described as risky and expensive by the public spending watchdog. also: a strain on police after recent terror attacks. police chiefs say they d struggle to deal with any future serious public disorder, due to cuts in their budgets. and 77 not out, but test match special cricket commentator, henry blofeld, decides to finally call it a day and hang up his mic. good morning. it s friday, 26thjune. 23rd june. welcome to bbc newsroom live. in the last few minutes, the police have said that the cladding and insulation on the grenfell tower block has failed safety tests designed to see how quickly they catch fire. at least 79 people died, or are missing presumed dead, in the fire at the toiwer block last week. the police also confimed that the fire started in a faulty fridge and that there is a possibility of
who sold your consignment. card devilry. june 17th g.w. . you re watching g.w. news live from berlin syria s last for a stronghold faces an all out assault as government forces advance on good lives human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. also on the program with just a few hours. hundreds of people demonstrating. and
with just hours ago took it off and the champions league final excitement is building for liverpool and 1st fans in madrid they ve invaded the spanish capital will catch up with some of them ahead of the big game. and my schwager welcome to the program saturday is the day when palestinians and their supporters around the world voice their opposition to israel s occupation of east jerusalem the annual protest began 40 years ago and organizers say they are against israel and zionism many people oppose them because they believe they are inherently anti-semitic. and some of these people took to the streets here in berlin to demonstrate agai