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survivorsre in there now. i survived this. honey, listen, i m humbling and i m forever grateful. the head of fema and secretary of homeland security both headed to kentucky to help in the recovery effort. the death toll there expected to rise. this event is the worst, most devastating, most deadly tornado event in kentucky s history. a so-called quad-state tornado that was on the ground for hundreds of miles could set new records. that and the time of year have people asking how much did this have to do with climate change? we all know everything is moreow intense when the climates warming, everything, and obviously it has some impact here. plus in washington, we could just be hourssh away from seein the contempt report for mark meadows. what we could look from the commercial committee owes vote tomorrow. good morning. it is sunday, december 12th. i m lindsey reiser. in the central u.s. recovery efforts from the devastating tornadoes continue today. in kentu ....
what does it mean for you? alabama jail break, tonight an accused murderer on the run. why officials believe a female corrections officer may have helped him. the biggest wildfire in america. the worst drought conditions in two decades forces hundreds to evacuate. we re following the fast-moving developments. remembering naomi judd. love can build a bridge. o donnell: the news that stunned the country music world ahead of the star s induction into the hall of fame. and honoring that special woman in our lives ahead of mother s day. we kick off our new series on the modern mom. 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 as we start a new week together. we begin tonight with the race to escape mariupol, the city reduced to rubble. and tonight after spending more than two months underground at least 100 civilians were ....
tonight the news from new york city as the rate of cases picks up. what does it mean for you? alabama jail break, tonight an accused murderer on the run. why officials believe a female corrections officer may have helped him. the biggest wildfire in america. the worst drought conditions in two decades forces hundreds to evacuate. we re following the fast-moving developments. remembering naomi judd. love can build a bridge. . the news that stunned the country music world ahead of the star s induction into the hall of fame. and honoring that special woman in our lives ahead of mother s day. we kick off our news series on the modern mom. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. reporting from the nation s capitol. good evening and thank you for joining us as we start a new week together. we begin tonight with the race to escape mariupol, the city reduced to rubble. and tonight after spending more than two months underground at least 100 civilians w ....
attacks on the ukrainian capital, kyiv, saying so-called decision-making centers will be targeted if ukrainian forces continue to plan access sabotage and carry out strikes on russian territory. there are few other details from the russian ministry of defendant but it s been two weeks now since russian forces retreated from the north after failing to take the capital. the french military now saying a large-scale russian offensive in the donbas region could happen within days, possibly ten days. but a spokesperson says russian forces are yet to make any significant territorial gains in the east, at least so far. meanwhile, ukrainian fighters claimed to have used neptune anti-ship missiles to cause serious damage to the muss kova, flagship of the russian fleet in the black sea. but russian state media says a hire onboard detonated ammunition on the guided missile cruiser, and it was evacuated. cnn cannot verify either claim. and to the south, russia claims more than 1,0 ....
ukrainian capital kyiv saying so-called decision-making centers will be targeted if ukrainian forces continue to plan access of sabotage and commit military strikes. but it s been two weeks now since rurgz forces retreated from the north after failing to take the capital. the french military now saying a large-scale russian offensive in the donbas region could within days, possibly ten days but a spokesperson also says russian forces are yet to make any significant territorial gains in the east. meantime, ukrainian fighters claim to have used neptune anti-ship missiles to cause serious damage to the flagship of the russian fleet in the black sea but russian-state media disputes this, saying a fire detonated ammunition onboard this guided missile cruiser and was evacuated. cnn, though, cannot verify either claim. and to the south, russia claims more than a thousand ukrainian marines have surrendered in the besieged port sea of mariupol. these images aired on russian stat ....