The legal battle heats up, as the Supreme Court weighs in on the new Texas Law. Women are turned away from clinics, and a website is set up to report anyone who is seeking an abortion. Welcome relief. Improving wind helps crews fight the Caldor Fire. We go inside their battle. Reporter this is a backfire that crews set intentionally to take advantage of the favorable weather. Odonnell kids and coronavirus why cases among children have increased rapidly. Grounded the f. A. A. Says Richard Bransons Space Plane Cant take off. And, grab your tissues. A military Dads Surprise for his family. This is the Cbs Evening News with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening to our viewers in the west and Thank You for joining us. Tonight, we begin once again with the extreme weather facing this country. The northeast is recovering from recordbreaking rain, flooding, and tornadoes triggered by remnants of hurricane ida. The storm is now responsible for more than 40 de
We have on tap so many people i need notes. My mom and my family. We have the roots of music with derek tab. Derek, get over here we have the hot a brass band. We have manny fresh as i introduced to you, the awardwinning music producer. The 50th Anniversary of hiphop is coming up tomorrow as a matter of fact. We will talk about that. Derek, lets talk about the rooster music. You come every year, you are the band for the rooster music. These are young people you are helping out. Explain what happens with the roots of music. Roots of music is an after School Program dedicated to serving the kids of new orleans. We take kids from all around the city, from over 30, 40 schools around the city, bring them to one safe location where they learn how to play music, new orleans music. They learn how to be friends before enemies, we teach them skills. You know what i love about this, i love about new orleans is the diversity here. Right. It is full of beautiful black people celebrating, and you ar
New Orleans musicians, bartenders, club owners and other members of the nightlife economy have until May 31 to fill out a new survey city officials will use to help guide