advancing its space ambitions. orni a school gets a new name honoring a beloved new name honoring a beloved teacher with a storied past. and later, modern masterpieces, the exhibit giving vincent van gogh new life. it s a new way of experiencing art. this is the cbs weekend news. from chicago, here s adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. more death, destruction, and a e powerful show of force in the middle east where the conflict in israel and the palestinian territories escalated today. a building in gaza containing the offices of foreign media, including the associated press and al jazeera, was destroyed by an israeli airstrike. hamas responded with rocket attacks on israel. at least 10 israelis and 145 palestinians, including children on both sides, hav on both sides, have been killed since the fighting began this week. cbs imtiaz tyab is there. reporter: as air raid sirens blared across israel s largest city, our team ran to a bomb shelter in a nearby apartment blo
and death. we didn t change course, we offered a new solution. instead doubled down on masks and mandates and draconian restrictions calling them unpopular but effective. watch. i novak si nation requirements are not popular for many. not popular for those who are anxious to get them. my administration isn t to control your life, but to save your life and the lives of others that will save thousands of american lives. so you re watching this. and the obvious question is, if joe biden s policies are so effective, why are we in the middle of another massive surge? here s another question, we re almost two years into this pandemic. why are we still experiencing a severe shortage of covid 19 tests? three weeks ago reporters in the press corps were begging the press secretary for a plan to ramp up testing, then psaki thought those concerns were stupid and tonight she s forced to circle back. watch. a couple of weeks ago, you stood at the podium and there was a discussion abo
didn t change course or offer a new solution. instead doubled down on masks and mandates and restrictions calling them unpopular but effective. watch. i know mask requirements are not popular for many. not popular for those who are anxious to get them. my administration isn t to control your life, but to save your life and the lives of others that will save thousands of american so you re watching this. and the obvious question is, if joe biden s policies are so effective, why are we in the middle of another massive surge here s another question, we re almost two years into this pand why are we still experiencing a severe shortage of covid 19 tes three weeks ago reporters in th press corps were begging the pressn secretary for a plan to ramp up testing, jen psaki thought those concerns were stupid and tonight she s forced to circle back. watch. a couple of weeks ago, you stood at the podium and there was a discussion about sending tests to people s homes and you said sh
hour interview with a factory owner. if you knew the weather was coming was there any thought to maybe suspending production? there are signs of hope. two workers found alive there. but the reality in so many towns across this state is unbearable. we ll have over a thousand homes that are just gone. we speak with the governor, coordinating the response. every person we locate that we thought was lost is a miracle. tonight the search for survivors and for answers. and how will so many rebuild after so much destruction? there are tears but there are also hugs and words of comfort from each other. this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. reporting tonight from mayfield, kentucky. good evening. it has now been almost 48 hours since the string of tornadoes tore across the middle of the country and we re now getting a better sense of just how widespread and catastrophic the physical damage is. you can see it all around me here and in the images from above town aft
indicted for trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. even the former president himself believes the indictment is coming. the question is when it will be trump s third criminal indictment and a potential gamechanger for the battle of the gop presidential nomination, and some of trump s republican challengers are in the january 6th insurrection. among those questioned in the case, former vice president mike pence. here he is being whisked to safety that day as rioters chanted hang mike pence after believing that pence could overturn the election results. here s what pence said earlier today on cnn. the president s words were reckless that day. i had no right to overturn the election, but while his words were reckless, based on what i know, i m not yet convinced that they were criminal. president trump was wrong on that day and he s still wrong in asserting that i had the right to overturn the election and what his intensions were and as you know, criminal charge