shooting death of andrew brown jr. in north carolina. the new video of the deadly encounter and what we re learning from the family s independent autopsy. hatred on the rise. the troubling report showing historic highs in anti-semitic acts. from an attack on a synagogue to zoom bombers who hack into online chats. a matter of privacy. apple s plan to stop apps from tracking you on your phone without your knowledge. why facebook is up in arms. uneven risks. why are girls nearly twice as likely as boys to suffer concussions on the soccer field? and, unifying america. w a ring arontla 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 that sweeping new guidance from the federal government about when people do and don t need to wear masks to prevent the spread of coronavirus. tonight, president biden and the c.d.c. say starting now,
happen because neither one of the parties were crazy. trouble is tonight bun team cat one democratic senator says that s true. when you re dealing with crazy, you don t know what s going to happen. you never know what will happen. the consequences are real and serious and it will affect people at homes and in their pocketbooks so i appreciate you re covering this tonight. have yourself a good show lawrence. thank you, ali. back in the day i was running the staff process for the senate finance committee. i had to deal with an i m patient nominee for secretary of treasury. the process was moving quickly but i kept getting messages from him asking what was taking so long and finally, someone close to the nominee has whispered an explain nation to me he wants to sign the money. they get to sign their names to every piece of american paper currency and that is quite a super power unlike any power that anyone else in the government has including the president. secretaries o
piece of american paper currency, and that is quite a superpower, unlike any power than anyone else in the government has. including the president. secretaries of the treasury also have, the unique and huge we import empower, to invoke what the treasury calls, extraordinary measures. that is where the united states of america s tonight. treasury secretary janet yellen is already taking extraordinary measures, to try to delay the day and the hour, which the government of the u.s. will default on its debt. those extraordinary measures, include, suspending investments in certain federal workers pension funds, among other things. the exact day on which we will hit the debt limit, is unknown, because it literally depends, among other things, on exactly how much money, the federal government collects, each day, the daily cash flow, into the united states treasury, which is mostly tax revenue, fluctuates between, 50 billion dollars a day, and over 300 billion dollars a day. so, if j
this sunday, it is a an we ve of a new session at the high court. justices get back to the bench monday morning, with abortion, guns and religious rights on the docket. what the supreme court decides has big implications for you. upset, in unison, where democrat or republican, women across america seeing eye-to-eye on one thing, that lawmakers need to do more for moms. is washington listening? republicans redrawing the map. how do democrats beat them at their own gauge. age is not a thing when it comes to comedy. let s begin this hour in washington, where morning begins a blockbuster term for the nation s high court. efforts continue across the street on capitol hill, to advance the build back better agenda. democrats debating over the $3.5 trillion price tag of the plan that will invest in child care, paid family leave, and universal pre-k. this is bernie sanders on meet the press mps. be? is not a wish list. the democrats can come together. and i think we can. to fi
the docket. what the supreme court decides has big implications for you. upset in unison. whether democrat or republican, women across america seeing eye to eye on one thing, that lawmakers need to do more for moms. is washington listening? and republicans have turned redrawn congressional maps into an art form. how do democrats beat them at their own game? talk about good timing, the new special proving age is not a thing, especially when it comes to comedy. gee firestone and why she s putting seniors in the spotlight. but let s begin this hour in washington, where morning begins a blockbuster term for the nation s high court. as efforts continue across the street on capitol hill to advance the president s build back better agenda. democrats debating amongst themselves over the $3.5 trillion price tag of biden s economic plan that will invest in child care, paid family leave, universal pre-k, and other programs to transform american lives. here s vermont senator bernie s