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point. all right. and you ran forward toward him. correct? when he turned and ran back, i went the following and decided that s the last thing i need to do, and i came back. and he ran around the corner. i lost sight of him, yes, ma am. at that point that he ran to your truck and ran away from your truck, had his hands at his side? he did, yeah, running. running? yes, ma am. didn t run to your truck and pull out a weapon. he ran to the truck, but didn t pull out anything, no, ma am. and so he runs up how close did he get to the truck the first time? probably from me to you at the furthest. i would say it was close, yes, ma am. and you got out of your truck? yes, ma am. you got out with a shotgun that time? i did not. so you got out i don t have your truck and yelled at him. as he s getting close to me, yes, i was yelling at him at that point to stop, yes, ma am. he turned around to run back? he did. didn t threaten you in any wa ....
destroy our nuclear arsenal. retail sales surge ahead of the holiday season. why some companies are offering cash bonuses and higher wages to get workers on the job. new safety requirement: after a six-year, cbs news investigation into car seat backs, a new law that could save children s lives. helicopter rescue: 10 people saved from floodwaters as a strong storm knocks out power across the pacific northwest. tiktok lawsuits: could you or your kids be entitled to some of the $92 million class action settlement? and the gift of music: a country star s remarkable act of kindness. 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. we want to begin with an alarming spike in covid cases across america as we head into the holiday season. more than 150,000 new infections were reported on monday. that is the most in two months. cases are rising in nearly half the country, with the ....
near the toilets. and the russian missile launch that led to panic on the international space station. good evening. borisjohnson is proposing to ban mps from acting as paid political consultants and lobbyists. the prime minister s intervention comes two weeks after he encouraged his conservative mps to save ex cabinet minister owen paterson, from an immediate commons suspension, over a breach of lobbying rules. in his letter to the speaker this afternoon, mrjohnson gave his backing to reforms that were proposed in a 2018 report written by the committee on standards in public life. it states that mps outside earnings should be within reasonable limits and should not prevent them from fully carrying out their range of duties . our political correspondent chris mason reports. this afternoon, the prime minister welcomed his greek opposite number to downing street with questions about sleaze still swelling. it is nearly a fortnight since the row is a bad parliamentary st ....
there s no exception in the law for kyle rittenhouse. all eyes are on kenosha, wisconsin where a jury will deliberate the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the american journalist donny finster is free in myanmar. and president biden taking a victory lap for his historic infrastructure bill, but other issues remain. announcer: live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. this tuesday, november the 16th, and just hours from now, a jury any kenosha will begin deliberating the fate of kyle rittenhouse. the high-profile trial in wisconsin has stirred debate on racial tensions and vigilanteism in the united states. of rittenhouse is accused of fatally shooting two men and wounding another during anti-police protests last year. the teen has pleaded not guilty to all counts against him including intentional homicide. cnn s sarah sidner has more from kenosha. reporter: was kyle rittenhouse practicing vigilante justice or self-defense? now you ve heard the evide ....
charges to consider including homicide, and lesser included offenses the jury can consider if they find rittenhouse not guilty on the major offenses in the case. in closing arguments yesterday, the defense argued rittenhouse was under attack that night and acted in self-defense. prosecutors pushed back, though, telling jurors, quote, you can t claim self-defense on a danger you create. trial consultant richard gabriel were playing on the jury s fears. the jury s fear in a kenosha community about whether they want somebody like kyle rittenhouse to come and protect them, or whether they in kenosha also feel like they want to be afraid of an active shooter in the community. so aside from evidence and burdens and testimony and legal instruction, jurors are looking at what s the story i most believe? and that comes back to what would i do in that situation? how do i feel as a member of this community? joining me here for three questions in three minutes, we have former f ....