khar. orthod christians brate easter under fire and new allegations of russian war crimes. brace for impact. that order issued to 600 passengers aboard this ferry in washington state. plus, they re goats with big appetites, now deployed as front line firefighters. how much can a goat eat in a day? as much as it wants. and later, an american legend marks 70 years. the chevrolet corvette, a look back and forward into its electrifying future. corvette is america s sports car. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with another mass shooting in america. it is the 32nd so far this month and the ninth of the weekend. it happened here at a dance hall in dadeville, alabama. it s a community about 60 miles northeast of montgomery. at least four people were killed, about two dozen injured, mostly teens. cbs s mark strassmann is tracking all of this for us. a lot of griev
Im kim brunhuber. Ahead on cnn newsroom it is a fight to take on corporate greed. U. S. Senator Bernie Sanders joined the uaw rally in detroit. Coming up, how this strike is already impacting the auto industry. Plus the Special Counsel investigating donald trump wants to limit what the former president can publicly say. Well hear how trump is responding. And in libya, the search continues as thousands are missing after flooding. We begin with the showdown uaw and the big three car makers. Negotiations are expected to resume in a matter of hours, but were into the second day of a targeted strike that has some 13,000 uaw members walking the picket lines in three u. S. C cities. They are getting some reenforcements from washington. The Acting Labor Secretary awe long with a Top White House adviser headed to detroit friday in the hopes to help the sides reach a deal. President biden said no one wanted a strike, but Auto Companies should go further to make a deal. Here he is. Auto companies
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that was just a lie. cnn s chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta joins me now. in addition to being a doctor, you ve been covering this story deeply here and i wonder what your reaction to this decision is. does the company share in the responsibility for this or should, as johnson & johnson lawyers say, the onus really be on the doctors here to make this judgment? i think the johnson & johnson lawyers are making a reasonable point here in that they prescribed a drug that was used as intended. there were warnings and things like that. but i ll tell you a couple of things and this is just sort of being within the system. first of all, what is written versus how the drug representatives who are going to doctors offices and going to hospitals were representing the drugs weren t always the same thing. so they were writing this down, but they were also saying, look, it s a pseudo addiction, don t worry about it. there was very much a culture of understating the dangers of
manufacturers have refused to sell to departments of corrections and that s where we are today. now, the issue here is also has to do with this drug, midazolam, which was involved in two recent executions that were quite flawed. one in ohio, where the person being executed showed signs of respiratory distress. and the other in oklahoma. and so both of these come play here. the arizona is planning on using the same protocol basically as ohio used. okay? so that s where they re trying to find out where the drugs come from. the oklahoma situation, or the qualifications for the medical personnel kind of comes out of the oklahoma situation because they used the procedure by which they do a central line. that is they insert a catheter in the femoral artery, and in oklahoma, they went right through the vein, so the drugs weren t delivered actually into