to the rampage. tense russian talks. with more troops heading to russia s border with ukraine, putin s demands tonight about u.s. forces in neighboring countries. police shooting outrage. unanswered questions after an off-duty officer kills an unarmed black man. america s opioid epidemic: a new type of treatment that could combat drug addiction. passenger storms the cockpit: the shocking video after a man damages a miami-bound airplane. and, remembering ronnie spector. be my little baby o donnell: the lead singer of the girl group the ronettes. 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 covering a number of big stories, and tonight, i should tell you, i m joining you from a remote studio, after coming in contact with someone who tested positive for covid. and, like many of you have had to do over the last couple of years, i am working
out front tonight, putin breaks his silence, speaking for the first time publicly since december. putin taking questions during a meeting with ironically a nato country, claiming the united states has broken its word and is forcing his hand in ukraine. there are mk-41 launchers on which tomahawks can be installed. that is, these are not anti-missile but strike systems that will cover our territory for thousands of kilometers. isn t that a threat to us? let us imagine ukraine is a nato member and stuffed with weapons and there are state of the art missile systems like in poland and romania, who will stop nit crimea, let alone dumbas, a russian sovereign territory. let us imagine ukraine is a nato member and venture such as combat operations. are we supposed to be at war with nato? his demands have not changed, trickling down, crimea was originally annexed by russia. no one has done much about it. which remains the reason why putin believes he can control more of ukraine.
welcome to a special edition of inside politics. i m john king in washington. thank you for sharing your holiday with us. democrats go public with complaints about the white house in what one calls an embarrassing transparency stumble. this as we learn more about the classified documents discovered in president biden s delaware home. plus, he s a bad guy. republicans more and more call out george santos for his lies. but many stopped short of saying he should absolutely be booted from the congress. and mangled lives. first responders pulling people out of the wreckage in dnipro after russia sets the ukrainian sky on fire. the latest missile barrage killing at least 40. in just moments the president of the united states marks this important holiday with a speech reflecting on the work and the legacy of martin luther king jr. we will bring you those remarks live when they happen. this event comes as the president confronts a crisis of his own making. the weekend brought
in wilmington, delaware. despite the white house saying the search was complete last thursday. rapid developments here is what we are looking at so far. november 2nd, just days before the midterm election, six days, the president s aides find classified documents and a closet at the penn-biden center, a think tank in washington, d.c. but that discovery was not made public. on november 14th, attorney general merrick garland appoints a u.s. attorney to go over the case. fast-forward to december 20th, the president s attorneys find another batch of documents. these pages that were stored in his garage at his home coming in oh, next to the corvette like he told us. the story finally broke wide open on january 9th. an additional document was then found three days later. that same day the attorney general appointed a special counsel. two days after that more documents surfaced in wilmington. some democrats are staying silent on all of this while others are publicly speaking out inc
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