tonight s other top headlines: how long the socialite who help jeffrey epstein abuse young girls will face behind bars. plus the rush on the morning after pill after the supreme court abortion ruling. and the new details in the deadly migrant tragedy in texas. 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 on this busy tuesday night. as we detail for you the bombshell testimony today in the january 6 hearing. history is important. during the watergate hearings 50 years ago, there was only one surprise witness. it was alexander butterfield, who revealed there was a white house taping system. well, in the january 6 hearings, the surprise witness is cassidy hutchinson. then-chief of staff mark meadows top aide described the then-president s fits of rage, that included throwing plates of food, grabbing the steering wheel of the presidential limo and lunging at a secret
Very different reality when it comes to access to abortion? it s you know, this decision was so unjust and so devastating. but my message is let s not give up. reporter: nato is united right now, but one of the key areas of discussion here in madrid will be about how to keep all the allies on the same page if the war in ukraine drags on fueling gas prices and food prices, particularly here in europe. norah. o donnell: nancy cordes in madrid, thank you. tonight, we continue our reporting on the hunger crisis in africa s south sudan, which is being worsened by the war in ukraine. leaders at the g7 summit today pledged $4.5 billion to battle food insecurity worldwide. it can t come soon enough for millions of south sudanese people on the brink of
To allow finland and swede tone join nato, that in the face of russian aggression in ukraine. here s cbs nancy cordes traveling with the president in madrid. reporter: this is the handshake that paved the way for the most significant expansion of the nato alliance in nearly 20 years. i m pleased to announce that we now have an agreement. reporter: famously neutral for decades, sweden and finland rushed to apply for nato membership last month, fearing more aggression from nearby russia. late tharch, the two countries secured support from the lone nato hold out, turkey, in a deal partly brokered by president biden. first lady, dr. jill biden, was conducting her own diplomacy visiting a refugee center outside madrid to highlight the eight million ukrainians displaced by war. i m continuing to meet with refugees no matthe repr: tst meayirst ladt rge to american wowho areo a