pediatric medicine shortage. over-the-counter cold medicine for children is selling out, forcing major pharmacies to limit just how much families can buy. cbs carter evans speaks with worried parents. and a match made in heaven with campus housing in short supply, a group of pennsylvania college students trade the dorm room for a con. bs kki battisteas sist saight out of the movies. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. duncan: good evening, and thank you for joining us. i m jericka duncan in for norah. national drug chains are limiting the sale of over-the-counter children s medicine amid a widespread shortage. plus, the white house accuses texas governor greg abbott of endangering lives when he dropped off bus loads of migrants outside the vice president s home on a very cold christmas eve. more on those stories in just a moment. but first, a state of emergency is in effect tonight in new york state following the dea
In on about 100 cases of individuals in custody who were physicalesnowles office thenin a we reached out to dr. fowler but he did not respond. earlier he said in a statement that his office met or exceeded professional standards. would it be your expectation that this review could lead to criminal charges if they were warranted? well, if they were warranted, i would hope that it would. reporter: the 100 cases under review are being kept secret, but tawanda jones refuses to believe her brother s case could be forgotten. what are you going to do if your brother s case is not among the 100-plus being reviewed? oh, i know it is. i know it is. reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, baltimore. duncan: the new york congressman-elect accused of lying about his background is finally speak out. what he s now saying. zeal that story next.
If you give me a gun, i will shoot him. reporter: russian president vladimir putin now says he s ready to negotiate acceptable solutions with everyone involved in ukraine. but what is acceptable to moscow is a nonstarter to kyiv. ukraine says they won t stop until every russian soldier leaves their territory. jericka. duncan: ian lee, thank you. now to a cbs news investigation into an unprecedented review under way of 100 cases of people who died while in police custody. now, the deaths are a part of a review by dr. david fowler. he used to be maryland s chief medical examiner. his testimony as a defense expert in the murder of george floyd is what led to this review. cbs news chief investigative correspond jim axelrod reports. your honor, the defense calls dr. david fowler. reporter: when medical examiner david fowler took the stand in 2021 as a defense expert for derek chauvin, the cop convicted of murdering
Oit all theay northern edge of the capital city seoul. it was the first time in five years that a north korean drone crossed over the border. the last time that happened was in 2017 when a drone crashed in the south on a spy mission. well, to ukraine, where a ukrainian drone attacked an airbase hundreds of miles inside russia, killing three russian personnel on the ground after it was shot down. now, just days before, on christmas eve, russia launched a deadly assault on civilians. cbs ian lee reports tonight from kyiv. reporter: a security camera appears to capture the final moments of a ukrainian drone deep inside russian territory. the russians claim to have shot it down with the falling debris killing three soldiers. the target appears to be engels airbase, more than 300 miles from the border with ukraine, and home to russia s long-range strategic bombers. it s the second time this month
Sleep better. wake up your best. duncan: finally tonight, a pennsylvania college s unusual housing arrangement has turned into a match made in heaven for the students and their unlikely roommates. cbs nikki battiste explains. reporter: at the our lady of angels convent it s not always a silent night. yay! reporter: on one side of this building are college students, like roommates kayla patino and katela villasenor. and on the other side,oming tote liing with nuns. reporter: sister esther anderson says when student housing was in short supply at neumann university outside philadelphia, she and her