surfside, florida which is bracing for the first hurricane of the season set to make landfall in the next couple of days in florida. later today, about 225 miles northwest of surfside, the former president is set to deliver remarks at a rally in sarasota, at the sarasota fairgrounds. wfla even reports that people have been camping out since yesterday in anticipation of seeing their dear donald, either that or the free fireworks show that follows. this after the president traveled to texas for a propaganda stunt which turned into a typical grand-standing trump tirade about anything and everything. he does have something new to rail against tonight, charges filed against the trump organization and its long-time cfo allen weisselberg on tax related crimes to which the company and weisselberg have pled not guilty. how this may be just a bit of the story we could see right now and how it could hit the former president where it hurts the most in a bit. accompanying the former pre
people s wages during quarantine. denmark paid 75% and up. rowanda s government gave food directly to the poorest people. meanwhile, over here one day, it s like a miracle, it will disappear. now there are ten million fewer jobs than there were before the pandemic. the president didn t have the political capitol to increase the minimum wage and we are on the verge of the biggest eviction wage this country has ever seen. but don t worry. not everyone is suffering. there is one group of americans who probably wouldn t mind if this pandemic kept on pandemicing, billionaires. america s billionaires added $1.3 trillion to their collective network in 2020. they all do well. right wing billionaires, left wing ball anywheres, all 614 of america s bill nars did great. let s be clear. that money didn t just drop out of the sky. it came from us. what does it say about a country that allows this to get worse and worse while at the same time this keeps happening? the basic thing
denmark paid 75% and up. rwanda s government gave food directly to the poorest people. meanwhile, over here one day, it s like a miracle, it will disappear. now there are ten million fewer jobs than there were before the pandemic. the president didn t have the political capitol to increase the minimum wage and we are on the verge of the biggest eviction wave this country has ever seen. but don t worry. not everyone is suffering. there is one group of americans who probably wouldn t mind if this pandemic kept on pandemicing, billionaires. america s billionaires added $1.3 trillion to their kplekive collective net worth in 2020. and they all did well. right wing billionaires, left wing ball anywheres, all 614 of america s billionaires did great. let s be clear. that money didn t just drop out of the sky. it came from us. so what does it say about a country that allows this to get worse and worse while at the same time this keeps happening? the basic thing about capi
plus, why are people not showing up for their second vaccine appointment? kids and coronavirus: one in five new cases are children. the outbreaks in schools tonight, and how to keep kids safe at summer camp. giving away vaccines, the biden administration pledges to ship tens of millions of doses to countries in need, as india s new covid wave is out of control. car seat safety congress takes action, after our six-year investigation. more than 100 severe injuries or deaths in rear collisions after seat backs fail. and the oscar goes to. o donnell: a historic oscars, a look at the award show s firsts. highway explosion, a car explodes into a ball of flames. how no one was hurt. and stitches in time, the volunteers who are using their love of sewing to save lives. 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. we are going to begin tonight with outra
former rugby stars sign up for research into the links between contact sport and dementia. a government advert to encourage younger people to come forward for the covid vaccine, which is being extended to 44 year olds. and sir anthony hopkins becomes the oldest oscar winner, taking best actor for his role in the father. well, here i am in my homeland in wales, and at 83 years of age, i did not expect to get this award, i really didn t. and i m very grateful to the academy, and thank you. and coming up on the bbc news channel. former arsenal player thierry henry says social media companies aren t doing enough to tackle racism. it s ahead of a boycott this weekend by football clubs in england. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. borisjohnson is under intensifying pressure over transparency after a series of explosive allegations made by his former top adviser dominic cummings, including that he sought money from tory donors to help refurbish his downing street fl