their children. america s fentanyl crise. we go inside a d.e.a. lab with the head of the agency to find out where the deadly synthetic drug comes from and how easy it is for teens to buy pills. you re saying that teens can get these drugs just as easy as they can order something through uber eats? there s no question. o donnell: american innovation. how u.v. light could protect against the next pandemic. and finally, a world war ii veteran lost to history finally getting a hero s good-bye. 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 tuesday night. tonight, president biden is fighting back against criticism that his administration is not doing enough to fight inflation as americans struggle with rises prices on everything from groceries to diapers. few items are taking a bigger bite out of the family budget than record-high gas prices. the national average for reg
for a murder suspect and now an arrest warrant for the woman, the corrections officer at the jail who disappeared, too. tonight, what alabama authorities are now saying about key surveillance. the pandemic and tonight, new york city raising its covid alert level. infection rates in the northeast approaching their highest levels in nearly three months. what new york s mayor is now saying tonight. a former philadelphia police officer now charged with murder tonight for allegedly shooting a 12-year-old boy in the back during a gun fight. pierre thomas standing by. the uss george washington and tonight, an alarming crisis onboard. it s believed seven crew members dying by apparent suicide. three lives lost in just the last month. what the navy is now saying tonight. a former new york city police officer is now the first person convicted of assaulting another officer during the january 6th capitol riot. what he now faces. the breaking headline late today. the alarming
jail who disappeared, too. tonight, what alabama authorities are now saying about key surveillance. the pandemic and tonight, new york city raising its covid alert level. infection rates in the northeast approaching their highest levels in nearly three months. what new york s mayor is now saying tonight. a former philadelphia police officer now charged with murder tonight for allegedly shooting a 12-year-old boy in the back during a gun fight. pierre thomas standing by. the uss george washington and tonight, an alarming crisis onboard. it s believed seven crew members dying by apparent suicide. three lives lost in just the last month. what the navy is now saying tonight. a former new york city police officer is now the first person convicted of assaulting another officer during the january 6th capitol riot. what he now faces. the breaking headline late today. the alarming security breach near windsor castle. paying tribute to country music star naomi judd, what we
translation: it s not only putin who should be put - on trial, it s all the main people for what they did to the children. we ve met women forced to travel deep into enemy territory to get their children back. translation: i should never have let him go. | but we didn t know. theyjust took him and that was that. russia claims it was protecting them from danger. speaks russian but we ve investigated the ideology that s driving its actions and found new evidence of how the ukrainian children russia takes are treated. i look at them here in this russian run school, they ve got military uniforms and they ve got these zs on their sleeves. the symbol of russia s war on their country. it is the most anxious journey of these mothers lives. they re rushing to reach the children they ve been separated from for six months. ijoin them on the first stage of their trip. ukrainian women heading for russia to find the children sent to summer camps there and never returned. alla tells me eve
got these 25 on their sleeves. the symbol of russia s war on their country. it is the most anxious journey of these mothers lives. they re rushing to reach the children they ve been separated from for six months. ijoin them on the first stage of their trip. ukrainian women heading for russia to find the children sent to summer camps there and never returned. alla tells me every minute now counts because the children have been told they ll be put in care if their mums don t come for them. translation: the children started calling us in panic. i and russia is huge. so where would we have looked for them? train horn hoots so this is the start of a gruelling trip across thousands of miles that will take the women deep into the country that s declared war on them. alla shows me the video her son danila sent from his summer camp in crimea. he s 13 and he went there in october when his own city was occupied. but when her son was liberated, the russians refused to send the children