re-election? first court appearance the boulder massacre suspect arrives in a wheelchair, his lawyer wants time to assess his mental health. plus, new heartbreaking details from a witness to the mass shooting. doubling the doses, the president vows 200 million covid shots in his first 100 days. pfizer begins testing its vaccine on children as young as five. covid s new hot spot, why hospitals are filling up in michigan especially with young people. plus the shocking spike in infections, is a covid variant to blame? record settlement, the university of southern california will pay $1 billion after accusations a campus doctor sexually abused more than 700 women. shipping halted billions in goods are held up by a container ship stuck in the suez canal, why it s taking so long to move. and healing with horses, a one of a kind program that offers an escape for children with emotional trauma. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital.
amy: as a humanitarian catastrophe in syria deepens, aid workers describe scenes of chaos and devastation, with families scrambling for shelter as temperatures fall below freezing and children freeze to death. we will get an update on idlib executive benoioit, director of doctors without borders. we will also talk about coronavirus and talk about their new report called no way out on how immigration policies imposed by the u.s. and mexico trapped thousands of central american migrants in dangerous conditions. a very difficult life of violence. mistreaeated and forced to sell drugs. have very bad memories because i already have two dead brothers for the same reason, because they did not want to be involved in that positive amy: that to the dominican republic or thousands took to the streets thursday to protest the abrupt suspension of local elections. we want to know what happened . we what answers. young people are 40% of voters this year and we deserve justice as we have d
amy: as a humanitarian catastrophe in syria deepens, aid workers describe scenes of chaos and devastation, with families scrambling for shelter as temperatures fall below freezing and children freeze to death. we will get an update on idlib executive benoioit, director of doctors without borders. we will also talk about coronavirus and talk about their new report called no way out on how immigration policies imposed by the u.s. and mexico trapped thousands of central american migrants in dangerous conditions. a very difficult life of violence. mistrtreated and forced to sell drugs. have very bad memories because i already have two dead brothers for the same reason, because they did not want to be involved in that positive amy: that to the dominican republic or thousands took to the streets thursday to protest the abrupt suspension of local elections. we want to know what happened . we what answers. young people are 40% of voters this year and we deserve justice as we have d
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we re back with this we re back with this dramatic video of the rock fire in patterson, california. that blaze has more than doubled in size to almost 2,500 acres. firefighters are making progress, and it s now 50% contained. the desperate search continues for a new jersey couple missing in barbados. oscar suarez and magdalena deville disappeared three days into their vacation after renting jet skis. they were both wearing life jackets. the coast guard is expanding their search. authorities say there s no trace of the couple or the jet skis. they arrived on saturday and planned to stay a week. family members are heading to the island to help search for answers. elsewhere in the caribbean, we re learning new details overnight about the american tourist who was killed in a deadly shark attack. 21-year-old jordan lindsay from torrance, california was on a snorkeling expedition with her family in the bahamas at the time of the attack. officials say three sharks attacked