. on capitol hill the house will talk about the spending bill today. in one corner of the room. then you have the senate beginning this confirmation hearing for this very controversial nominee for the treasury department. she has called in her prior work for the quote end to banking as we know it. bill: watching these major developments the trial in southeastern georgia. prosecutors will cross-examine the man who pulled the trigger he says in self-defense and the kyle rittenhouse trial where the jury starts day three of deliberations. we reviewed a drone video at the center of the mistrial request by the defense. outside the courthouse you have this going on. [people shouting] tensions brewing out there. protests turned violent yesterday. there were a couple of arrests made at the scene outside the courthouse. all of this as everyone is on pins and needles. bill: alexis is outside the courthouse in kenosha. what is expected first off? good morning. big day here ag
kenosha police claimed the person said they worked with msnbc and was trying to photographer the jurors. the judge calling the allegations extremely serious. as wisconsin officials are on edge for a verdict that could come at any moment. sandra: jonathan turley and mark will dig into that. first alexis live outside of the courtroom in windy kenosha, wisconsin. what exactly did the judge say? the judge talked about a major security concern here in the kyle rittenhouse trial. investigators with the kenosha police department are questioning a person who was following the jurors home last night on the jury bus when they left the courtroom. this comes as the deliberations continue for the kyle rittenhouse case. two motions for a mistrial still on the table. key video evidence at the center of one of the motions and the other is based on claims that prosecutors acted in bad faith. the judge said the state included information that was not supposed to be shown to the jury. there
their children. america s fentanyl crise. we go inside a d.e.a. lab with the head of the agency to find out where the deadly synthetic drug comes from and how easy it is for teens to buy pills. you re saying that teens can get these drugs just as easy as they can order something through uber eats? there s no question. o donnell: american innovation. how u.v. light could protect against the next pandemic. and finally, a world war ii veteran lost to history finally getting a hero s good-bye. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, president biden is fighting back against criticism that his administration is not doing enough to fight inflation as americans struggle with rises prices on everything from groceries to diapers. few items are taking a bigger bite out of the family budget than record-high gas prices. the national average for reg
first date and always a chance to escape reality of the crazy world we live in but apparently we forgot the rules of what it is to go to the movies the pandemic killed moviegoing and hot and we want to catch up with but instead of escaping, we walk into a karen and becky low rumble. people are fighting over seas because no one apparently can read anymore and every movie offend someone and they feel the need to let us all know how offended they are. you want to sit at home and complain about netflix while binge watching serial killer documentaries, it s fine, that s your bag but just like a baby, is leave that in your bag as a home when you go to the movies. some of the summer s biggest movies brought out the woke and super maga mommy, we ve got going on both side. i love going to the movies and always have and i like to bring my kids to the movies and most of the time i let my kids take the movies so i don t always love the selections that i am a dad and it s not about me so
reinforced it. white house correspondent peter doocy has our lead story tonight. good evening, peter. shannon, good evening. officials here are telling us the mistakes we have seen president biden make this week on camera are normal, and they have nothing to do with the special counsel s findings of a president with a poor memory. no one in this building would say that what we saw in this report about his memory. peter: just days after mistaking him with a now dead predecessor, president biden met with the german chancellor olaf sholls swing and miss leaving it up to the vice president to clean up a special counsel report that challenges president biden s mental acuity. the comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. white house officials believe the special counsel was pressured to be tough. republicans in congress and elsewhere have been attacking prosecutors who aren t doing what republicans want politically. democrat