had a similar event yesterday and served nearly 3500 families. you can see today this line of cars wraps all the way around the building here. this is specifically for food, but there are similar lines all across it texas for water and that s because half the state s 15 million residents are under a boil water order right now. if you go to the grocery store, there s been a rush on water and shelves are bare everywhere you go. same for food items, meat is wiped out as well as nonperishables. and it will take a long time to repair are damaged pipes. they ve burst and frozen because of these unexpected temperatures here. they don t deal with that normally here so the infrastructure isn t built for that. there are grocery stores closed because of burst pipes and restaurants and homes and if you want to call a plumber, that s a hard thing to find right now if you want one to come to your house, it could be several weeks. we ve talked to several residents all over the dallas, fort
america is back. and we are not looking backward. we are looking forward together. o donnell: sexual assault in the military. the nation s new defense secretary, lloyd austin, addresses growing concerns after a marine s emotional tiktok goes viral. i dedicated my life to the military. o donnell: 35 capitol police police officers under officers under investigation. the new details tonight about their alleged actions in the assault. deadly police encounter: new video shows police shoot and kill a man they say was jaywalking. the royal split and the announcement tonight from buckingham palace about prince harry and megh marrtn s on the road with one man s frozen field of d this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin tonight with breaking news. millions of americans in the south are heading into another night of freezin
catastrophe. pratt and whitney is the one who builds the engine. all of a sudden there was a loud sound and it got really bad. i thought lightning struck the plane at first. we looked at each other, my wife and i, held hands and just wished our kids we would see them again. reporter: concerns heightened by a second incident. another boeing jet caught fire. they ordered all domestic flights grounded. questions have already been raised how jets will be returned aviation correspondent pete muntean has the latest on the investigation. reporter: christine, laura, we re getting the biggest window into what may have caused the dramatic in flight failure. mayday, mayday, united air 28. united 328 heavy mayday, mayday. aircraft 328. yeah. denver departure 328 heavy mayday. aircraft just experienced engine failure. need to return immediately. reporter: a fan blade inside the right hand engine broke off, took out another fan blade and investigators were able to find
to get together to talk about our founding fathers and to talk about the bill of rights to kick off this discussion. tell you a little bit about the fact the left, of course, does hate the bill of rights. why? because the bill of rights talks about things that the government can t do. why the bill of rights, why it matters and still today especially today, especially now. i don t have to tell you that we re facing a lot of problems as a country. we have more problems than a math book right now. most of those problems, a disproportionate share of them come from government and they re in need of solutions. we have division, rancor, a clamor of loud voices crying out across the country. those are the doom sayers who are predicting more gloom. those are the skeptics doubting whether we can ever build a better future together. those of the idealists claiming we need to use government to build some kind of leftist utopia and those who are calling out for unity. if there is o
scandal is just the beginning. you have obstruction of justice, perjury charges. so many different levels of federal corruption here that need to be brought against the governor as well as his second in command and others. this is just the tip of the iceberg. harris: also in focus this hour a water and now food crisis in texas. the state s agricultural commissioner joins me on the challenges in recovering from this week s massive storm. plus 30,000 asylum seekers are being allowed back into the united states after the biden administration rolled back another trump immigration policy. we re live at the border. and i ll talk with big tech censorship with the interim ceo of parler. it is back online. first let s get to our top story. new york state assembly republican leader barkley called the cuomo controversy one of the most alarming scandals we ve seen in state government. he joins me now. assemblyman, you know, i m so curious about what the next steps are. how close are