South. And now they are Looking for voids, anyone who might still be alive. Pablo says he is grateful to the Search Crews working under such dangerous conditions. The conditions that they are under is there is just no words for how thankful we are for the work that they are doing and their families for sharing them with us. It is definitely a physical and emotional toll on them as well. And as a family member, i just want to thank them for continuing to Look for my mom and grandmother. Leyla santiago is in surfside for us with the latest this morning. Reporter christine, laura, 13 days after the building collapsed officials say that the focus continues to be the Search And Rescue mission. Now, they are able to get access to a different part of the building after officials demolished what was still left standing last week. They have had to have some temporary pauses because of lightning, but the teams have been able to remove 4. 8 million pounds of concrete from the pile according to th
o donnell: the president s promise: as cities run out of doses. it is a little bit of hunger games out there. o donnell: .president biden cuts a deal for 200 million more shots, increasing the u.s. supply by 50%. tonight, when dr. anthony fauci says vaccines will be available to everyone. and the state that s letting some young residents cut the line. plus, president biden finally speaks with the chinese leader. the details tonight from the two-hour phone call. deadly pileup: a truck loses control. at least 100 cars crash on an icy interstate. firefighters go car to car to rescue drivers. bone-chilling forecast. 31 states now under weather alerts. and what s a seven-letter word fo young genius? meet a prodigy of crossword puzzles. 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 with breaking news from the u.s. capitol wh
pelosi and trying to sell it to russia. the first 100 days, the items at the top of joe biden s to-do list, climate change and mask mandates. what we re learning about how he plans to speak directly to trump supporters during his inaugural address. and our exclusive look at where the president-elect will take the oath of office on wednesday. trump s exit: will he get the military send-off he wants as he considers pardoning 50-100 people? america crushed by covid, as the u.s. nears the number of deaths in world war ii, california is hit with yet another new virus strain. but why some experts say there s good news on the horizon. and unifying america, the fifth graders tonight who honored the legacy of martin luther king, jr. by standing up to hate. 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. with less than 48 hours until president-elect joe biden s
on them. that is what this running battle within the party to pass two big spending bills is really about. senator bernie sanders is going to join me in just a moment to talk about those priorities, as well as if and how democrats will be able to cut through the legislative and procedural weeds that they, themselves, cultivated in order to deliver on them. house progressives progressives, as you know, won t vote for a bipartisan roads and bridges bill, until they get an idea of what senate moderates want in a social-spending bill. moderates won t say what they want. apparently, until after a vote on the roads and bridges bill. tonight s breaking news, following house speaker pelosi and senate majority leader schumer s visit with the president this afternoon only adds to the pressure. speaker pelosi saying tomorrow s vote on the roads and bridges bill is still on. is there any chance the bill tomorrow? the plan is to bring the bill to the floor. are you worried tha
a distance. several months and one blockbuster investigative report later, supreme court justices thomas and alito officially come clean on the goodies they get from wealthy friends. and the latest on a manhunt under way right now for this escaped inmate doing life in this country for one murder and wanted overseas for another. john berman here in for anderson. and tonight we know who s name will not be called next wednesday in atlanta s fulton county courthouse. the former president today waived arraignment, pleading not guilty to 13 counts, including a rico charge connected to his effort to overturn his defeat in that state. his attorneys also filed a motion to sever the case from kenneth chesebro and others being tried, at least for now in october under georgia s speedy trial provision. also today fani willis got a reprieve from the state s republican governor brian kemp who squelched a special legislative session aimed at removing her. governor kemp said he has not seen a