think about that. you want to talk about diversity? here it is. it has been hard to come in to work this week not only for me but for so many of us here at cnn. my colleagues, more than 3,000 of us. let me just say this to my colleagues who may not have been here as long as i have, the younger folks who haven t weathered these storms i ve been at this network almost 16 years. we have been through ups and downs, ratings high, ratings low, everything. regime changes. we ve been through a lot. through it all our mission has remained the same. to deliver the facts, deliver the news. it is what we did when ted turner turned the lights on here. it is what we did through two gulf wars, through 9/11, through katrina, through an insurrection. jeff zucker may not have launched this network but he revived it and made it relevant again. he steadied it for the last decade. he left us with a very good blueprint going forward. so for all of you at home watching, you should know that i and m
the former vice president standing up saying his boss s claim that he could overturn the election was wrong, and even more remarkable perhaps is that him saying that was a big deal at all. yes, he told the truth which, sadly, in this moment is news making. on the other side of the coin, today, from the same party was this. the republican national committee characterizing the attack on the capitol as, quote, legitimate political discourse. and punishing two members for serving on the committee investigating january 6th. there is also this, a cnn exclusive, that the committee has evidence casting doubt on another party member s fuzz yay counts of his oel role on that day. jim jordan. the same lawmaker republicans tried to appoint as a member of the committee, in spite of the possibility he could be implicated in what amounted to an attempted coup. it has been quite a day for democracy and what used to be known as the grand ole party. redeeming it somewhat, both the party and th
prime-time. a show with my name on it. the only anchor of color in primetime cable news. think about that. want to talk about diversity? here it is. it has been hard to come into work this week, not only for me but for so many of us here at cnn my colleagues 3,000 of us more than 3,000 of us. so let me just say this to my colleagues, who may not have been here as long as i have, the younger folks who haven t weathered these storms. i have been at this network almost 16 years. we have been through ups and downs, rating highs, rating lows, everything. regime changes, we have been through a lot. and through it all, our mission has remained the same to dhfr t deliver the facts, to deliver the news. it is what we did when ted turner turned the lights on here. it is what we did through two gulf wars, through 9/11, through katrina, through an insurrection. jeff zucker may not have launched this network but he revived it, he made it relevant, again. he steadied it for the las
n-95s, surgical masks, and cloth masks, and it s eye-opening. the new report from the pentagon tonight after that deadly attack at the airport in kabul. 13 u.s. marines were killed. what the report now reveals. and martha raddatz is here tonight. u.s. service members arriving in eastern europe amid tensions with russia and ukraine. paratroopers from the 82nd airborne. members of the florida national guard. and the signal from vladimir putin at the opening of the olympics with china s president xi. stephanie ramos in ukraine. breaking news from minneapolis at this hour. an immediate moratorium now on no-knock warrants amid newly released body camera video of a deadly police shooting. amir locke, 22 years old, who was not in the search warrant, shot and killed nine seconds after police came through the door. what police are saying. the state a.g. investigating. the opening ceremonies at the winter olympics in beijing. team usa suffering a setback on the ice. disgraced
the new intelligence tonight as vladimir putin shows up in china and pledges no limits to the chinese-russian relationship. disturbing new body cam video. why parents of a 22-year-old minneapolis man claim police executed their son. covid cases falling. the good news tonight after the omicron spike. deadly consumer alert: if you have bagged salad in your fridge, you ll want to hear the new details about a listeria threat. let the games begin. the first events of the winter olympics in china. and on the road with a fairytale friendship that s still going strong. 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 on this friday night. we have a lot of news to bring you, including some breaking news that people in politics thought they might never see. former vice president mike pence forcefully going after his former boss, president donald trump. pence