Millions of commuters. Drastic lockdown in italy. The entire country virtually shut down, public gatherings banned, travel across the country halted all in an effort to contain the virus. Plus royal farewell. Harry and meghan make their final public appearances as senior members of the royal family. And operation celebration. A Police Officer goes above and beyond the call of duty for a little girls birthday and gives us all something to smile about. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west. And as we come on the air tonight, wall street is reeling and millions of americans are worried after the worst day on wall street since the 2008 financial crisis. The dow fell more than 2,000 points, thats close to 8 . Based largely on concern over the coronavirus. And today the u. S. Death toll rose to 26. We also learned that several members of congress are in self quarantine after possible exposure. And
Streets for nearly three weeks. I think you had protesters for different reasons, and then you had protesting also because, you know, they just didnt know. Ive watched i watched it very closely. Why are you here . And they really werent able to say. What we saw was a terrible thing, and weve seen it over the years. You know, this was one horrible example, but youve seen other terrible examples. We cant let Something Like this where you have a bad apple go out and, you know, destroy the image of millions of people that take really good care of us. And then you have a movement where they say, lets not have a police department. Our nbc news colleagues who cover the white house for us report that aides to the president are divided on how he should respond to the demonstrations 18 days in, that hes caught between those who want him to, quote, calm a country in the grips of a pandemic, economic uncertainty, and civil unrest, and those who want him to lean into aggressive tactics. The report
Now in an interview with fox news, hes openly questioning the motives behind the protests that have erupted on americas streets for nearly three weeks. I think you had protesters for different reasons, and then you had protesting also because, you know, they just didnt know. Ive watched i watched it very closely. Why are you here . And they really werent able to say. What we saw was a terrible thing, and weve seen it over the years. You know, this was one horrible example, but youve seen other terrible examples. We cant let Something Like this where you have a bad apple go out and, you know, destroy the image of millions of people that take really good care of us. And then you have a movement where they say, lets not have a police department. Our nbc news colleagues who cover the white house for us report that aides to the president are divided on how he should respond to the demonstrations 18 days in, that hes caught between those who want him to, quote, calm a country in the grips of
The preceding has been a paid presentation for supersmile brought to you by guthyrenker. Well tell you about the search for suspects in an over night homicide. A tip leads investigators to a number of items stolen from charities. Why the actions from one man may have saved a Northern California Police Officers life. Good morning, everyone and welcome to mornings on 2 its sunday, march 10th im mike mibach. And im claudine wong. Its darker outside thanks to Daylight Saving time and its chillier out there. Lets go to rosemary orozco. We do have a nice turn around. As you mentioned its still dark but i do see the break of dawn and sun will rise in the next half hour. Patchy fog along the coastline. Colder in some areas. Will be mostly sunny through today. Temperatures will warm up over yesterdays highs. Extended forecast is dry and warm. Ill show you these numbers coming up. We are following breaking news out of downtown oakland. Police are investigating a fatal shooting. Christien kafton
Axelrod good evening. Im jim axelrod, and this is a western edition of the broadcast. He was public enemy number one, a modernday al capone in the eyes of Law Enforcement in chicago. Were talking about a brutal mexican drug lord named joaquin guzman, known as el chapo, or shorty. Tonight, he is in a prison in mexico city. Captured in a joint u. S. And mexican operation. The feds says guzman ran an International Heroin and cocaine empire worth 1 billion. Employing thousands of gang members in chicago to deal drugs. As carter evans tells us, his arrest ends a 13yearlong manhunt. Reporter shackled and surrounded, mexican authorities paraded the worlds most notorious drug lord before news cameras. Joaquin El Chapo Guzman was captured in a dramatic covert operation, led by the mexican navy early this morning, in the resort town of mazatlan. We arrested him without firing a single shot, says mexicos attorney general. Guzman is known as el chapo or shorty because of his small stature, but the