senate first pass that $3.5 trillion social safety net bill to fund programs like universal pre-k and free community college just to name a few items. plus, the u.s. is at risk of defaulting on its debt for the first time if the debt limit is not suspended or increased. a senate vote in a few hours is expected to block suspending the debt ceiling. today, the president talk about how high the stakes are. the reconciliation deal today, mr. president, how close do you think you are? you know me, a born optimist, i think things are going to go well, i think we re going to get it done. i have meetings tonight, tomorrow, and for the next little bit. what was at stake for your agenda and your presidency, what s happening? victory is what s at stake. let s bring in cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju, and cnn white house continue phil mattingly. you spoke to joe manchin, his vote is pivotal. what did he tell you? he s not there yet. all 50 democrats need to be o
good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we do want to begin tonight with that breaking news with new arrests in the deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl celebration. missouri prosecutors charged two men, both in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds, with murder in the shooting that killed a woman and injured 20 others. police say the incident started with a verbal argument, quickly escalating when one of the suspects pulled a gun and began firing. two juveniles were also detained on gun-related charges and resisting arrest last week. prosecutors say there could be even more arrests. the celebration of kansas city s super bowl victory is just the latest public event to be marred by gunfire across the u.s. cbs s charlie de mar has the latest. reporter: tonight, new charges in the deadly shooting that broke out during the celebration for the kansas city chiefs super bowl win. dominic miller of kansas city and lyndel
los angeles and this is america s late news fox news at night. and breaking tonight, everything is breaking tonight. political and legal dramas breaking out in both new york city and atlanta. former president trump s so-called hush money trial in new york set to begin next month and in fulton county georgia combatant da fani willis took the stand and did not do herself any favors accused of having an improper relationship with the lead prosecutor that she hired and despite the outrage of special counsel for asking him when his son beau died apparently was the president himself who brought it up putting even greater pressure on the white house to release that interview. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is tracking all of this. he s live in dc. kevin good evening. reporter: evening trace, former president trump tonight is one of leading critics, in fact part of a chorus of criticism against fani willis whose testimony today over her alleged misconduct has obvious
good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being here. we are learning new details about what led to that mass shooting that turned the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade from celebration to carnage. police say it was not terrorism, but an argument between several people that resulted in an outburst of gunfire. the two people taken into custody are teenagers. criminal charges are expected tomorrow. one person was killed and 22 others injured, and two of them remain in critical condition. we are also learning the identity of the woman who died on the scene. 43-year-old lisa lopez-galvan. she was a mother of two and a popular radio d.j. her family describes her as a big fan of the chiefs. she was there celebrating the team s title with her husband and adult son. police also want to speak with people who were in the area about what they saw, and they re asking to see any cell phone video from the rally. cbs s charlie de mar reports fom kansas city. reporter: as inv
norah: the cbs evening news starts now. good evening. i am norah o donnell and thank you for being with us. want to begin with the breaking news with new arrests of the deadly mass shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl celebration. missouri prosecutors charged two men, both in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds, with murder in a shooting that killed a woman and injured 20 others. police say the incident started with a verbal argument, quickly escalating when one of the suspects pulled a gun and began firing. to quote juveniles were also detained on gun r gun-related cs and resisting arrest last week. prosecutors say there could be even more arrests. the celebration of kansas city super bowl victory is just the latest public event to be marred by gunfire across the u.s. cbs s charlie de mar has the latest. reporter: tonight, new charges in the deadly shooting that broke out during the celebration for the kansas city chiefs super bowl win. dominic mil