parents, the despicable dirty brian laundrie s for financing his run. job creators network saying biden s vaccine mandate will exacerbate already, crippling labor shortages. william shatner made history going where no 90-year old has ever gone before. what you have given me is the most profound experience. brian: this is one of those songs as soon as you get that line, you know and you have to you know you have a hit. go big or go home. everyone wants to go big or go home, but no one even knows what s next in the song. that s all you need is that yodel and after you have that line all you need is a few home mean, and the noises just made any of great case. ainsley: what you think about, go big or go home? brian: go as hard and as strong as you can and if you lose you lose, it s about trying, the american spirit, the pioneers that set on tired of being on the east coast and i want to go to the midwest. there could be dinosaurs. i m going to take a risk steve: is that
search for a cause: new underwater pictures of a ruptured oil pipeline. could a container ship have caused the 13-inch crack? hospitals under attack. tonight, the silent enemy. and in one case, allegedly leading to the death of a baby. shipping deadlines: we know it seems early to think about it, but the dates to keep in mind for sending your holiday presents. and, expanding horizons. making the great outdoors more inclusive. 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 so much for joining us. we re going to begin with major news in the fight against covid. pfizer today applied for emergency use authorization for its vaccine in children, ages 5 to 11. pfizer has said a mini-dose of the vaccine is safe for younger children. cbs news has learned the c.d.c. s advisory committee will meet the week of november 1. that means your child might be able to get that fir
martha: good afternoon. i m martha maccallum. a grand jury has indicted alec baldwin in the fatal rust shooting. we re live in los angeles. we re getting brand new information in this case. first to a late-breaking detail in the republican primary race. sources confirming to fox that the senator from nikki haley s home state, senator tim scott, whom haley appointed senator when she was governor is expected to endorse former president trump in a rally this evening. south carolina s 50 delegates are winner take all next month. we understand that trump and haley called tim scott to try to woo him. obviously he s a significant player in south carolina. both of them wanted very much to have his endorsement. new hampshire governor chris sununu who is supporting haley and has been on the trail with her a great deal the last several months, no stranger to candidates vying for his endorsement in this campaign. he will join us to talk about this as we get closer and closer to the b
and dialing of the urgency, making no bones about the fact that if donald trump is back in office he will bring to bear some of this political violence and incite some of it, which we know some are afraid of the trend, the weight is moving in the country, and to touch on actually, the all-out war, and the all-out word he can to in the campaign, and amount of campaigning every day and not allowing trumps lies to go unchallenged and that sort of thing. what biden was saying was people don t actually want the state of politics to be a constant factor attachment battle, they don t want to feel like it s my team against your team and we can never find common ground, and been talking about it on cable, motivated on twitter or x or whatever we call it now, the average voter does want to see elected officials work together. i thought it was interesting to that into a speech and and it was an important piece, an important piece of how you will hear him talk as the campaign moves for
people, according to ukraine s president, volodymr zelensky. here s our russia editor steve rosenberg. caught on dash cam, a giant explosion in the centre of belgorod. there was panic as people ran for cover not everyone could. russia says at least 20 civilians were killed and more than 100 injured after a series of ukrainian strikes on the heart of the city. although the russian military claimed it had shot down most of the missiles as emergency crews rushed to the scene, the scale of the damage became clear. billowing smoke making belgorod look more than ever like a front line city. ukraine s border is just 20 miles away. the local governor said these were the deadliest consequences of ukrainian shelling that his region had experienced. the attack came just a day after russia had carried out a huge wave of strikes across ukraine with missiles and with drones. at least 39 people, kyiv said, were killed. belgorod has come under attack before. ..with explosions like this one