passenger on board. and, that shocking video from inside a passenger plane as it crashes. what could have caused the air disaster that killed dozens? protests in memphis, after a traffic stop turned deadly. we want the officers to be charged with murder. o donnell: tonight, the growing outrage. with tens of millions of americans taking part in dry january, our health watch tonight on the disturbing rise in alcohol-related illnesses. and, on this martin luther king jr. day, the civil rights leader in his own words. 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 as we begin a new week together. tonight, we are learning more about the investigation into that near collision of two passenger planes at j.f.k. airport in new york, putting the lives of more than 300 people at rsk. plus, one of the deadliest days for civilians in ukraine since the wa
welcome to bbc news. i m david eades. our top stories: chanting protests in the united states, after a leaked document suggests the supreme court will overturn the law protecting the right to abortion. there s fierce reaction on both sides. the us senate majority leader says he ll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federal law. we will vote to protect a woman s right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. the man backed by donald trump to run for the us senate, jd
their ancestry back to ireland, and the emigration museum celebrates this small country s far reaching impact. it features the stories of more than 300 irish men and women and even offers genealogy appointments to help tourists explore their own family history. for a refreshment, you could stop off at the country s most visited tourist attraction, the guinness storehouse, which produces 880 million pints of the black stuff every single year. i popped over a few months ago to check out their exhibit and sample their new alcohol free stout. you genuinely wouldn t know. well, i genuinely wouldn t know. and if you re a budding joyce fan, you can t miss the bloomsday celebrations onjune 16. this annual festival taking place on the date depicted in ulysses, and there are events inspired by the novel all over dublin, including street performances and fancy dress. stay tuned, because later
welcome to bbc news. i m david eades. our top stories: chanting protests in the united states, after a leaked document suggests the supreme court will overturn the law protecting the right to abortion. there s fierce reaction on both sides. the us senate majority leader says he ll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federal law. we will vote to protect a woman s right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. the man backed by donald trump to run for the us senate, jd
the city s mayor says parts of the city are without power and there are outages at some medicalfacilities. russia s bombardment of a steelworks in the besieged city of mariupol has intensified, after more than one hundred ukrainian civilians were able to flee and reach safety. the un says most are now in the city of zaporizhzhia. now on bbc news, rajan datar is in dublin, a unesco city of literature, celebrating 100 years since the publication of james joyce s epic novel, ulysses. this week on the travel show, centennial celebrations in a city of stories. the beauty ofjoyce s language, the way he relates to the common man and woman, is incredible. how to make your holiday budget travel further. the simplest way to cut costs? don t travel when everybody else is. and closing in on colombo. that s it, baby!