to be careful here with gunshots. [gunfire] it sounds like gunshots. bret: don t have to say excuse me when you are getting out of the way there. but one report said as many as 30 gunshots were heard at that spot. correspondent garrett tenney was there when the trouble began. he joins us live now. good evening, garrett. bret, good evening, we were actually standing right next to that reporter for the associated press when that gun fight broke out and one neighbor who ran and took cover with us said it really wasn t too big of a deal because of how often it happens there. minneapolis is one of several major cities where one year later the push for changes in policing is getting complicated by a rise in violent crime. there was songs, silence and reflection in minneapolis and across the countrymarking one year since george floyd uttered the words i can t breathe. the viral video of officer derek chauvin on floyd s neck for nine minutes sparked a movement for social di
mandates for both federal workers and employees of large companies. raising new questions about supply chain issues. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight live from the north lawn, good evening, peter. bret. peter: good evening, bret. even though officials have talked for months about the urgent dangers presented by crumbling roads and bridges, president biden still hasn t signed the infrastructure bill congress sent to his desk three days ago. any lessons from what you just gone through with the bipartisan infrastructure. none that i didn t already know. pete: now that the bidens are back from a beach weekend the officials are celebrating the passage of the bipartisan infrastructure bill. we are excited with an exclamation point. next up, a few trillion more in the build back better plan. the economic policy agenda that you hear we say this all the time that 81 million people voted for. last year just a year ago. what they voted for and
but first, we go to america s crime crisis. the biden administration is challenging congress to act once again calling for gun control measures after a scourge of fire are violence tormented cities across the nation over the extended holiday weekend. three mass shootings in the major cities over the last three days claimed at least 13 lives and injured thousands. from new york. good evening. good evening to you from new york city and all the way to fort worth, texas. dozens of families are reeling tonight. they are making funeral arrangements as democrats lash out at republicans and the call for a stronger. republicans in congress need to act. the white house going on republicans to pass gun reform once again after a long weekend of violence across the country. in philadelphia, police arrested kim brady for gunning down five people and injuring five more monday night. the youngest victim a 2-year-old boy shot 4 times in his legs while sitting in a car. it is time for
morning. well, hello. good morning, everyone. we are so glad you are with us and just like that, it s monday. let s get started. an investigation under way after u.s. fighter jets scrambled to intercept an unresponsive aircraft. that s right. the plane crashed in southwest virginia on sunday. the response, though, caused a sonic boom across the nation s capital. also, a big week in the gop race for the presidential nomination. it started at last night s cnn town hall with nikki haley. the former south carolina governor sharpened her attacks on donald trump and ron desantis and took questions on abortion and guns. and new this morning, tension with china. u.s. navy releasing video of the moment a chinese warship crossed in front of an american destroyer coming within 150 yards of the u.s. ship. the navy slamming this as an unsafe interaction. today could be apple s biggest product launch since the apple watch. the company s push into virtual reality land with consume
america s job market stays hot even as the economy faces headwinds. not so sweet. why a georgia peach could be hard to find this summer. and later, a yellowstone star s new mission, now asking to help the children of the fallen. that s my way of serving this country. announcer: this is the cbs evening news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thanks for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with new tensions between global rivals. today china s defense minister aggressively defended sailing a warship directly in front of an american missile destroyer. speaking at a summit in singapore, he warned the west to stay out of waters and air space near china s borders. the dangerous close encounter happened in the taiwan strait separating taiwan from china. cbs s elizabeth palmer leads us off tonight. reporter: addressing an audience of global security officials, china s defense minister general li shangfu had some blunt advice for the united st