now around 275 charged, plus the tens of millions of dollars needed to repair the capitol. our nation s soldiers struggling. tonight, our cbs news reporting: families who say they can t feed their kids. we are military and we are struggling. o donnell: and, we visit the food bank that serves 1,500 military families. how you can help. the boss meets the judge. bruce springsteen admits to taking tequila shots with fans, and then getting on his motorcycle. the news on the charges tonight. meet this 105-year-old who beat covid. the secrets to her longevity. why a college dropout gave $20 million to the school he couldn t afford to attend. and, superheroes and their sidekicks. how these injured animals are helping children through thapy. 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 are going to begin tonight with breaking news and another possible
re-election? first court appearance the boulder massacre suspect arrives in a wheelchair, his lawyer wants time to assess his mental health. plus, new heartbreaking details from a witness to the mass shooting. doubling the doses, the president vows 200 million covid shots in his first 100 days. pfizer begins testing its vaccine on children as young as five. covid s new hot spot, why hospitals are filling up in michigan especially with young people. plus the shocking spike in infections, is a covid variant to blame? record settlement, the university of southern california will pay $1 billion after accusations a campus doctor sexually abused more than 700 women. shipping halted billions in goods are held up by a container ship stuck in the suez canal, why it s taking so long to move. and healing with horses, a one of a kind program that offers an escape for children with emotional trauma. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital.
telling vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment or they may impeach president trump. the double standard tonight, why the former first lady is posing the question, what if these rioters look different? as president-elect biden points out, black lives matter protestors were met with extreme force this summer. and finally, the standard- bearers of democracy. the heroes who were a bright spot on a dark day in american history. this is a special edition of the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting tonight from outside the u.s. capital. o donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. we are here tonight, less than 24 hours after an angry mob attacked this building, the people s house, because there is breaking news happening both in and outside of it. as we come on the air, a growing list of lawmakers is demanding that president trump s cabinet take the extraordinary step of invoking the 25th amendment to the constitution, removing him from
garrett: a nationwide crush of holiday travelers triggers worries about a post-christmas covid surge. the u.s. military sends doctors and nurses to california where cases are still spiking. an army green beret and afghanistan war veteran is charged with killing three people in a mass shooting at a bowling alley in illinois. new details in that case tonight. actress lori loughlin is out of jail after serving time in the college admission scandal, but actress lori loughlin is out her husband has months to go behind bars. caught on camera in a heated confrontation, the son of grammy-winning jazz musician keyon harrold is falsely accused of stealing a woman s iphone. you see two black people. no, i m not letting him walk away with my phone! garrett: wait until you hear where she left the phone. and inside a nursing home on lockdown, covid restrictions aren t stopping one special visitor from spreading puppy love. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, rep
american hostages: three more christian missionaries released in haiti, tonight the latest on their condition. boycotting china: the big announcement from the white house about the winter olympics, what it means for u.s. athletes. plus biden prepares for a crucial meeting with russian president vladimir putin. jussie smollett testifies: what the actor, accused of staging a racist attack on himself, said on the stand. a final salute to bob dole, flags at half staff tonight asaf we look back on the life and legacy of an american hero. and, a time-honored tradition, the kennedy center honors here in the nation s capitol. (stevie wonder playing superstition) very superstitious writing s on the wall 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 so much for joining us. we begin with an alarming surge in covid infections in the u.s. for the first tim