will bring you everything that is happening in washington, dc on another hysterical day. democrats have begun laying out their case for convicting donald trump in his second impeachment trial in the senate. he s charged with incitement to insurrection over the capitol hill riots onjanuary 6th. leading the prosecution is jamie raskin. the evidence will show you that x president trump was no innocent bystander. donald trump surrendered his role as commander in chief and became the inciter in chief. as donald trump connected a massive crime against our constitution and as donald trump connected a massive crime against our constitution and our people and the worst violation of the presidential oath of office in the history of the united states of america. he was impeached by the house of representatives and he must be convicted by the united states senate. the democrats had 16 hours to present their arguments. the democrats had 16 hours to present theirarguments. in the democrats
to fire on protesters without warning, while calling on moscow to restore order. in a historic first, a u.s. navy aircraft carrier deploys under the command of a female captain. there is no greater honor than taking over the responsibility for this incredible crew. sargent: and later, two communities far apart look for common ground in a divided nation. this is one opportunity to actually bring people together. this is the cbs weekend news. sargent: good evening. i m irika sargent in chicago. adriana diaz is off. the highly contagious omicron variant is smashing covid records and overwhelming hospitals and healthcare staff from coast to coast. the number of americans currently hospitalized with the virus has reached its highest level in a year with providers reporting record surges and cases. new cases are averaging a staggering 648,000 each day. that s a 228% increase from two weeks ago. cbs lilia luciano in los angeles leads us off tonight with the latest. lili
consumer confidence rises as president biden declares christmas shipping problems solved. we re also working to unstick bottlenecks between the ports and the stores. yuccas: day three and still no verdict. the jury remains out in the manslaughter trial of a former minnesota police officer. the capitol riot investigation: why the house select committee wants to speak to a republican congressman who is a top ally of former president trump. the war on cancer: how close are we to a vaccine for breast cancer? and a new york school teaches lessons in kindness, both inside and outside the classroom. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. yuccas: good evening, and thank you for joining this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. i m jamie yuccas in for norah o donnell. we begin tonight with a major milestone in the fight against covid. the f.d.a. has authorized the first antiviral
illegal border crosser. get $450,000 to border crossers who are separated? pitch and he struck him out. and the astros stave off elimination win here tonight on halloween to send this world series back to houston. i m fired up and ready to go steve atlanta was ready to go last night. it looked like in the first inning there was grand slam it looked like the braves were going to win it all last night but in the end the astros fought back and now we head back to houston, texas tonight. fox & friends for this monday, november 1st. and if you think that the colors in our graphics are a little different, you are absolutely right. you know what? we just freshened things up here in studio m. ainsley: braves 3. look, the chairs are covered up. steve: with the carpet, how nice. do that every november 1st. brian: it s good. just goes to show you. go fix it. just go over. i want to say last night you really got two wins because atlanta loses but then they got to go back to h
. rachel: quarterback. quarterback. give me something to say to you. we ll save it. something about a quarterback. i m coming pack. we do have someews this morning as well. one of these things is not like the other. with two days left until virginia elects a new governor. terry mcauliffe greets a small crowd. rachel: republican glenn youngkin and his supporters come out in droves. todd, that what you re seeing on the ground. reporter: if that is any indication. it is going to be the republican who comes out on top. greeted by a crowd of roughly 40 people in norfolk, despite the paltry size he touted number of early voters who already cast their ballots in the tightly contested race. very far cry from throngs, raucously greeted glen kung kin. we were there as they gave the former exec a reception better fit for the top store. despite the enthusiasm and the optimism, the candidate. the polls don t win elections but they look good. virginia is coming together, making a stat