city s history. o donnell: did a christmas tree start the blaze? winter weather from coast to coast. more than 82 million americans under alerts. the unsolved mystery of january 6. the hunt for the pipe bomber as officials say extremism is on the rise. plus, what president biden will say about donald trump s role in the riot. kim jong-un s missile launch: north korea claims it was a hypersonic missile. how far the weapon could go. the breaking news tonight: the world s number-one tennis player kicked out of australia. why officials say the visa for novak djokovic was canceled. and the unlikely duo bridging the gap between two cities in the north and south. our story tonight about unifying america. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening,s and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin tonight with breaking news. a key c.d.c. advisory panel is recommending covid-19 boosters for younger teens. th
Washington's top envoy for North Korean human rights called Monday for a greater push in sending information about the outside world into the isolated state through broadcasts, leaflets and media such as USB hard drives.
The first museum centering on North Korean human rights opened this week in Seoul, with an inaugural exhibition that highlights the authoritarian regime's heavy restrictions on freedom of expression.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida leaves for the United States to attend a summit meeting in San Francisco of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum and hold one-on-one talks with Chinese, South Korean and other leaders.