we can turn the tape. in just a moment we ll talk with one of the georgia lawmakers who fought against the controversial legislation. all of this comes as congressional delegations visit the southern border as the biden administration grapples with an increase in migrants coming to the united states through mexico. as the white house says the u.s. administered a record nearly 3.4 million vaccine doses yesterday, with the u.s. now averaging about 2.62 million shots every day. several notable people charged in the capitol riot are appearing in court right now. we ll bring you the very latest updates in all of those cases. but we want to start in georgia. a pivotal state for president biden s 2020 electoral win where an abrupt rewrite of election rules imposes new voter i.d. requirements, limits ballot drop boxes, shortens the early voting period and allows states to take over local elections. brian kemp signed the new restrictions into law less than an hour after their fina
deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial after a dramatic day that comes down to this. it was what kyle rittenhouse did shooting and killing two men, wounding another, was it self-defense? you cannot hide behind self-defense if you provoked the incident. if you created the danger, you forfeit the right to self-defense. did he have the right to use deadly force? every person who is shot was attacking kyle. one with a skateboard. one with his hands. one with his feet. one with a gun. hands and feet can cause great bodily harm. that was a little bit of a snippet of what happened today. we will walk through that self-defense claim. meantime, steve bannon turns himself in on contempt of congress charges for refusing to tell the january 6th committee what he knows about one of the darkest days in our history, the insurrection at our capitol. and then there is infrastructure, finally. this is really infrastructure week, finally. signed into law by president biden today. w
attacking kyle. one with a skateboard. one with his hands. one with his feet. one with a gun. hands and feet can cause great bodily harm. that was a little bit of a snippet of what happened today. we will walk through that self-defense claim. meantime, steve bannon turns himself in on contempt of congress charges for refusing to tell the january 6th committee what he knows about one of the darkest days in our history, the insurrection at our capitol. and then there is infrastructure, finally. this is really infrastructure week, finally. signed into law by president biden today. we have all that this hour. we want to start with omar jimenez in kenosha with the latest on the rittenhouse trial. in the sequence of events from the shooting of jacob blake all the way after that, everything this community went through, the only person who shot and killed anyone was the defendant. reporter: after two weeks, the prosecution and the defense of kyle rittenhouse had one last chance
devastating effect covid has on pregnant women. out of a spy movie, what we re learning tonight about a navy scandal involving a nuclear engineer, a peanut butter a pear sandwich and a plot to sell america s vehicles to a foreign government. schools targeted, the dangerous new challenge promoted on social media. schools vandalized, now there s a warning that teachers could be victimized next. next. i nee i need somebody o donnell: setting the record straight: decades later, who paul mccartney says broke up the beatles. and this incredible story, a runner who lost his sight at an early age but not his ability to inspire. 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 well, we re going to begin tonight with the anger and frustration of southwest airlines passengers as a weekend of delays and cancellations stretched all the way into monday. more t
devastating effect covid has on pregnant women. out of a spy movie, what we re learning tonight about a navy scandal involving a nuclear engineer, a peanut butter sandwich and a plot to sell america s vehicles to a foreign government. schools targeted, the dangerous new challenge promoted on social media. schools vandalized. now there s a warning that teachers could be victimized next. i need somebody o donnell: setting the record straight decades later, who paul mccartney says broke up the beatles. and this incredible story, a runner who lost his sight at an early age but not his ability to inspire. o donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us on this monday. well, we re going to begin tonight with the anger and frustration of southwest airlines passengers as a weekend of delays and cancellations stretched all the way into monday. more than 365 flights were canceled today after about 2,000 were called off over the weekend. why it s happening isn t ex