When will your gas station have full service and prices come down? plus look at this hummer exploding moments after the driver stockpiles fuel. America s crumbling infrastructure, traffic halted on a vital bridge because of a giant crack in a steel beam. Marine arrested. The first active duty service member charged in the capitol assault, and new footage emerges of the brutal attack on a police officer. Breaking news, as the rocket attacks and air strikes intensify. And there is fighting in the streets of israel. Emergency landing. I small plane comes down on a busy highway, how disaster was averted. And making a splash. The lifealtering program for people with special needs. 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 with breaking news and good news. It is a watershed moment in the coronavirus pandemic. A sign life is rapidly returning to
he changed to attacking other people and so i think what the reality is is as a party we have to have an internal look and full accounting as to what led to january 6. it is the titanic. we have a band playing on the deck saying it s fine and meanwhile donald trump is trying to find women s clothing to get on the first lifeboat and a few of us saying this is not good not just for the future of the party but the country. and as if the gop anti-democratic plot needed additional proof points we got them friday when the washington post broke this scoop about the barr justice department. quote, the trump justice department secretly obtained the washington post journalists phone records and tried to obtain the email records over reporting in the early months of the trump administration on russia s role in the 2016 election according to government officials and the post adding it is rare for the justice department to use subpoenas to get records of reporters in leak investi
110 years. the district attorney says that s too much time behind bars, but what do the survivors think? let s go out front. good evening. so good you are with me. i m poppy harlow in for erin burnett. out front tonight, breaking news. the cdc shortening its recommended kwarn teenage time for all americans who test foifbz for covid now saying people should isolate for five days instead of ten, as long as they don t have symptoms and also wear a mask around others for an digzle five days. that is also the quarantine guidance for those exposed to the virus who are not boosted. saying boosted individuals do not need to quarantine but should wear a mask for ten days after exposure and get tested on the fifg day. this comes just hours after president biden told the nation s governors on a conference call today, quote, we have to do better. wh when it comes to testing. do you know how tough it was for some folks to get a test this weekend, shows that we have more work to do. it s
that is up from around 700 last month. this is leading to an overwhelming increase in demand for testing. we ll take you live to miami where people have been waiting for hours at a testing location this morning. let s begin with the spike in children being hospitalized. alexander field is tracking the numbers. alex, the hospitals in new york have seen a five fold increase in pediatric cases. both of us are parents of kids too young to get vaccinated. so i think the fear that we have is being felt by a lot of parents across the country. reporter: yeah, look, poppy, i can t say it enough. this is a headline that s hard for parents to take in, especially the ones who feel they ve been battered in so many ways, trying to get through this pandemic, trying to steer their children safely through it. when you see this increase, we ve got to point to it because it is indicative of the trend. there s an upward count, a five fold increase since december 1 th in new york city. statewid
raging. the omicron strain s surging case numbers officially topped the delta variant s peak in early september. nbc news reports more than 2000 deaths on wednesday alone. we re going to dig into the massive strain the surge is putting on hospitals nationwide as well as the airline industry on a busy holiday weekend. multiple airlines forced to cancel hundreds of flights today because the virus is hitting crew members so hard. we ll look into what this means for the rest of the country as the u.s. lets travel restrictions to eight african countries. plus guilty on all counts. exminnesota police officer kim potter is behind bars this morning after the jury rendered the verdict in a shooting death of dawn ray wright. how much time she could face in prison and when she s set to learn her sentence. also a potential bomb shell reportedly being considered in the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. the committee is now focussed on former president trump s hours