breaking news, the desperate calls to 911 as that condo collapsed in surfside florida. yes, there s people inside. she s trapped in her apartment. o donnell: inexcusable: the f.b.i. admits it failed more than 100 female athletes including olympians. how the bureau ignored warning signs about the top doctor for the u.s.a. gymnastics program. the scathing report out tonight. drug overdoses on the rise: the stunning increase in just one year. 11 americans dying every hour in 2020. the dangerous synthetic drug now being blamed for a staggering loss of life. sticker shock: soaring prices and empty lots, what is behind the nationwide shortage of cars. and, stealing the show. she s the youngest all-star m.v.p. and hitting home runs is in his genes. 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 a very busy wednesday night. there are several
we start with the travel industry. it s anticipating a much needed shot in the arm later today, in the form of an easing of uk travel restrictions for people who are fully vaccinated. it s expected that from july 19th, uk citizens who ve had both doses will be exempt from quarantine when returning from countries on the amber list. if confirmed it would effectively open up most of europe for travel in time for the school summer holidays. paul charles is a former communications director of virgin atlantic and eurostar, he now runs the travel consultancy the pc agency. welcome to you, thank you for being with us. what are you expecting from today s government announcement? this would be a government announcement? this would be a major government announcement? ti 3 would be a major boost for government announcement? ti 1 would be a major boost for the travel sector if the government gives the go ahead later on today to enabling those who have been fully vaccinated to go af
the federal reserve for another four years. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. confuse right now in the markets as to how bad this variant is and how extensive it could be. 70 countries around the world are tightening travel restrictions. some are entertaining lookdowns of their own. it hit wall street and main street and right now it s a big concern of the president of the united states who is touring a facility in minnesota. more on that later. right now to peter doocy on the fallout and how it s being registered. hi, peter. neil, you talk about fallout and what the president will do next about the pandemic, this is a president who has promised to keep the economy open. we re hearing that officials around here are also keeping their options open. so the travel bans on eight countries from africa might not be all. there could be travel restrictions coming soon. the president s decisions are related to travel decisions will be based on the recommen
the prosecution of intentional misconduct, and withholding evidence from the defense. it comes as we enter day two of jury deliberations. we ll go to kenosha for the latest in just a moment. also in a little more than an hour, president biden is set to leave for detroit where he s going to sell the newly-signed infrastructure bill. it s his larger agenda that s being picked apart right now on capitol hill. house democrats hoping to take action on his build back better agenda. at some point this week. get this. the bill going through a rebranding of sorts to combat a major concern. inflation. but will that be enough to get it over the finish line? another house bill that s getting a lot of attention on this wednesday morning. republican congresswoman nancy mace of south carolina wants to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level. in a few moments, i ll talk to the congresswoman about her bill and the pushback she s already starting to get from her state s own gop chair.
why? because those who empowered this, ignored it, also empowered it, but all of them collectively. they are still in power and the rebuttal is proof that the big lie will not die. in their defense of trump you don t just see a disservice to justice but clear proof they are in service to him and his lies about the election. starting with their defense. trump didn t do anything wrong because the coup didn t happen. this is the same lame defense, the same people gave trump on that ukraine shakedown. well, ukraine didn t comply with putting out dirt on biden to get the meeting and other goodies from trump and the united states government so no harm. you know an act does not have to be completed for there to be a crime. right? a crime can be incomplete. aka attempted. for example, if i try to rob you but i fail, it s not okay. we all get this. and so do trump s defenders. but this is not about logic. ranking member chuck grassley s office put out this report, the president pro