Acts of racial violence in american history. I want to shed light on what was hidden for so long. Duncan: and later taps across america our steve our steve hartman s call to honor fallen on memorial day. Reporter: i was not surprised. I was blown away. This is the cbs weekend news. From new york, here is jericka duncan. Duncan: good evening, another weekend in america has been marred by a mass shooting. Tonight, police near miami, florida, are searching for gunmen who used assault weapons and handguns to fire a hail of bullets into a crowd. The county s police director calls them coldblooded murderers. At least two people were killed, more than 20 others wounded in the attack. The community is being asked for help and a cash reward has been offered for clues. Cbs manuel bojorquez is there. Manny, good evening. Reporter: jericka, the shots rang out after midnight at a banquet hall behind me just as a rap concert was ending. As people filed out, police say three men opened fire. We need
people heading towards the southern border. they re preparing to welcome the pope in iraq. why some say this isn t the right time for a papal visit. rear live in baghdad and rome this hour. good to have you with us. we begin with the much anticipated rollout of a third coronavirus vaccine in the united states. johnson & johnson began shipping its doses on monday and they could start going into arms as early as today, and not a moment too soon. recent declines in case numbers appear to have stalled. cnn s erica hill has details now from new york. now we have three important tools in our armamentarium. reporter: the advantage of this latest tool, just one shot. no need for special freezers. this eases the capacity to get the vaccine where it needs to be. 3.2 million doses. that was the entire allotment. with promises of 20 million by the end of the month. the vast majority going to state and local health pharmacies, 4% marked for community health centers. j&j a
water crisis, the city where more than 160,000 residents haven t had clean drinking water for weeks, including a pregnant woman using buckets to flush the toilet. i m really scared. o donnell: state of emergency as flood waters rise in kentucky. rolling back voter rights, the republican push in more than 40 states to limit voting access. the royal tell-all. prince harry and meghan markle sit down with oprah. he explains the fear that led them to flee the u.k. my biggest concern was history repeating itself. o donnell: order in the operating room? the stunning moment a plastic surgeon appeared for traffic court while performing surgery. lady gaga s dog walker speaks out. what he says about his very close call with death. and how an innovative idea at a texas high school is helping feed hungry students. 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
pandemic, even as new infections continue to drop nationwide. in demand, states complain about a lack of vaccine doses while expanding who s eligible to get their shots. the frustration tonight as americans try to sign up. punished by their party. republicans who voted to convict former president trump now facing censure back home as president biden tries to move his agenda forward. and the new investigation, house speaker nancy pelosi is demanding tonight. fiery finish, the stunning come from behind victory after an explosive ending at the daytona 500. we ask how did everyone walk away from this. royally thrilled. meghan markle and prince harry announce they re having another baby.. plplus did thehe duke and d ducs channel a movie moment in their california backyard? and happy yardi gras? how new orleans is turning its annual parades into a rolling house party. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. garrett: good evening t
to. we re not going so you can. a sitting president will not only attend the dinner, he will tell jokes and allow himself to be roasted in front of the country by daily show host trevor noah. primary season heating up before the midterms. we ll bring you the event as soon as it begins. first, we do begin with some breaking news out of ukraine where civilian evacuations have begun at the steel plant in ma mariupol. 20 women and children have made it out. the hope is that they will get out safely. hundreds more remain trapped a t this hour. many of them injured during intense russian bombardments in recent days and weeks. food, medicine and time running out. there s not much left of what used to be sprawling industrial complex. these are images that show much of the plant flattened beyond recognition by repeated russian attacks. the same can be said for much of the city. the black sea city of odesa reports of multiple explosions in the last 24 hours in and around the airp