did see images of him really breaking down, and his attorney said that he told his lawyer thank you but that he was still taking it all in. here s the short clip from the trailer showing a little bit of his thoughts after the fact. the jury reached the correct verdict. self-defense is not illegal. and i believe they came to the correct verdict and i m glad that everything went well, and it s been a rough journey, but we made it through it. reporter: his attorney told us that he was wanting to get on with his life, and that he would likely move away from this area. now, as far as the reaction from the community, right now there s a small group actually gathered outside of the courthouse at the bottom of the steps there, not really doing any marching per se, but we did hear them sort of shouting and calling for police accountability. the family of jacob blake was also out here before the verdict was read. jacob blake was the black man that kenosha police shot, and he is now
accidental discharge of a weapon at the main security gate. we now know the shot or shots came from the passenger s gun and that the passenger has since fled. here is what the spokesman told me just in the past hour. what happened as he was walking through then saw there was a weapon there and he made his way out of the airport and again in the process of being screened, we had all of his information. okay. so just to button that up, this passenger, you found the weapon, your officers had a conversation with him then he was allowed to go about his business and he is now left the airport? no, he was not allowed to go. as the weapon discharged, he took off and was able to make it outside of the airport. oh, he did take off. that s correct. what followed was a frantic rush. peopling pouring on to tarmacs, one witness saying people were so scared they were pushing to get on to planes that weren t even their flights, so as law enforcement determines next steps regardin
a threat to kill kidnapped missionaries if a multi-million- dollar ransom isn t paid. we re in port-au-prince, where haitians live in fear of the armed gangs. prescription drug shortage: the u.s. is running out of more than 100 life-saving drugs, including critical medication for cancer and heart conditions. eye on america. a national mental health emergency for young people. can music be the cure? jumping into action: what happens when an armed robber runs into a quick-thinking marine. dangerous produce: hundreds of people sickened. a new warning about something that may be in your fridge. and, pandemic love story: how these two frontline workers found love in the emergency room. 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 on this thursday night. we re following breaking news on a number of stories tonight. we want to start wit
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downing street during lockdown. hello and welcome. ukraine says that russian forces have now embarked on the large scale offensive in the east of the country that has been anticipated for the past week. in a televised address, the ukrainian leader, volodymyr zelensky, said the battle for the donbas region had begun, nearly two months after president vladimir putin launched his invasion. earlier, ukrainian officials said russian forces had tried to break through the front line across a wide area. mark lobel reports. this is what russia s major assault on ukraine s east looks like. airstrikes and heavy artillery pounding targets for hours on end. weapons have already struck residential buildings, schools and hospitals. russian missile strikes killed two people in kharkhiv on monday, part of a shift of focus, after setbacks for russia around the ukraine capital. day 55 of this war and the secretary of the ukraine security council says russian troops are trying to break through t