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versus america s jewish population. in newly released interview excerpts the former president uses anti-semitic tropes to describe his disappointment with his low support amongst jewish voters. the jewish people in the united states either don t like israel or don t care about israel. i mean, you look at the new york times, the new york times hates israel, hates them. and they re jewish people that run the new york times. also this hour, new reporting from the new york times inside the concentrated among trump allies to do whatever they cannot to talk to the january 6th committee and try to run out the clock on their investigation. i did invoke my fifth amendment rights to every question not because i have done anything wrong but because i am fully aware of the house democrats long history of fabricating perjury charges on the basis of comments that are innocuous, immaterial, or irrelevant. plus, what may be the most intriguing political development inv ....
i m so sorry. o donnell: schools on alert: how unspecified threats of violence on tiktok force some to cancel classes. america s education system is under attack right now. o donnell: paid family leave: tonight, meet the small-business owner giving paid family leave to all her employees. but she s the exception, not the rule. why that s pushing american mothers out of the workforce. tiger woods tees it high and lets it fly. plus the incredible putt from his 12-year-old son, charlie. and on the road, with story of a mother s grief that you won t soon forget. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. well, what is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year has become a season of worry for many americans with the u.s. facing what might be the most severe wave yet of covid infections. in fact, that wave is expected to be so big, a former head of the c.d. ....
answers. we begin with cnn s nick watt. reporter: covid-19 cases and hospitalizations climbed around 40% this past month. deaths, says the cdc, forecast to rise in the month ahead. the delta variant still rampant. omicron on the rise. it s here now, and it s spreading and it s going to increase. for unvaccinated we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death, unvaccinated. for themselves, their families, and hospitals they ll soon overwhelm. very soon it s going to be the dominant variant. we ve seen that in south africa. we re seeing it in the uk. and i m absolutely certain that s what we re going to be seeing here relatively soon. reporter: for the vaccines this variant is now the most complete escapee, say researchers in the new preprint study, although vaccines are still highly effective at preventing severe disease or death. it is reassuring that these infections seem to be less severe. but that s really only true probably if you re a healthy pers ....
now, this is happening nationwide. and yes, it is yet another heavy burden on health care professionals and on everyone. the new omicron strain worries all of us. and yet again it raises questions about what steps we can and should take to meet it it. in a moment dr. sanjay gupta and leana wen join us with some answers. we begin with cnn s nick watt. reporter: covid-19 cases and hospitalizations climbed around 40% this past month. deaths, says the cdc, forecast to rise in the month ahead. the delta variant still rampant. omicron on the rise. it s here now, and it s spreading and it s going to increase. for unvaccinated we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death, unvaccinated. for themselves, their families, and hospitals they ll soon overwhelm. very soon it s going to be the dominant variant. we ve seen that in south africa. we re seeing it in the uk. and i m absolutely certain that s what we re going to be seeing here relatively soon. reporter: for ....
wright. and remember yelling, taser, taser, taser and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. will her tears impact the jury? hello. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we begin with breaking news this hour. in fact, we re breaking it for you right now. we are learning more about that text message that former president trump s then chief of staff mark meadows, one that outlined a way to deliver the election to trump before the votes had even finished being counted. three sources tell me and my colleague jamie gangel that members of the bipartisan house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection believe that former energy secretary and texas governor republican rick perry texted mark meadows november 4th. that s the day after the election. now multiple sources who have perry s phone number and separately databases of phone numbers confirm that the number from which that text was sent, which cnn obtained from a source, that number belo ....