saying after the bombshell meghan and harry interview. f.b.i. manhunt new security footage of the person suspected of placing pipe bombs in the nation s capital ahead of the capitol riot the $100,000 reward. covid relief plan: could the ne tax credit help 10 million children currently living in poverty? george floyd murder trial: jury selection begins in the trial of ex minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. pandemic prediction: we speak to a harvard epidemiologist who predicted the severity of the coronavirus outbreak. his projection tonight for the rest of the crisis. and we ll introduce you to officer l.c. buckshot smith still on the beat at 91 years old. you won t want to miss this one. 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. we are going to begin with some new warnings and some signs of progress in the fight against coronavirus. just
then how she knew it was the moment to take that step on the bus. o dnell: the collection is expansive. the seamstress loved to write on whatever paper she could find, like this pancake recipe on the back of a bank envelope. it also includes photos of her and jane gunter, who was also on that bus. what was that day like? they were commanding her to get up. i said, she can have my seat! and when i said that, a man pushed his knees into mine and said. o donnell: don t you dare move. don t you dare move. we still have quite a ways to go. o donnell: rosa parks remained active in the civil rights movement until her death in 2005. she was 92 years old. the thoughts, the feelings of rosa parks will be housed in the same building as thomas jefferson, frederick douglass, clara barton, her thoughts in her own words.