in the u.s. wants everyone to wear masks indoors. gas prices soar. could what you pay at the pump go up even more ahead of the holiday weekend? and the concerns about possible fuel outages in some places. the advice you need before filling. paying student athletes: as the n.c.a.a. gets ready to allow new compensation for athletes, how star players are getting ready to cash in. insulin savings: walmart s announcement that could save diabetes patients up to 75%. tournament-ending injury: serena williams is out at wimbledon. what happened during her first- round match that forced the tennis star to quit? and field of dreams: why this 70-year-old s major league debut was six decades in the making. 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 tonight with new details on the investigation into what caused that 13-story condo buildin
to stop playing nice and start playing nasty. what is happening? don t call 911. while the premise may sound like an unholy mishmash of taken and a history of violence, nobody is actually a total hoot thanks to a playfully hard boiled script by derek kolstad, energetic direction by ilya naishuller, who made 2015 s hardcore henry, and a wonderfully deadpan central performance by odenkirk. you should ve seen it go up. it was something. in supporting roles, alexey serebryakov chews the scenery magnificently as hutch s murderous nemesis, while christopher lloyd has huge fun playing the star s equally deadly dad. you brought a lot of shotguns! you brought a lot of russians! there are laugh out loud gags about kitty cat bracelets and crunchy punch ups that recall the fight scenes from john wick, with which this shares a key producer. it all adds up to a deliciously guilty pleasure, a near perfectly executed slice of b movie mayhem that s more fun than any movie this had head cracki
the entire tournament and the following year is guaranteed. i for one as an english fan and delighted that 50 years of hurt will be coming to an end. this victory is perhaps inevitably going to be responsible for getting many people in this country over excited. but there is no doubt, particularly for the first 20 minutes of the match, it was a strong performance. to see sterling scoring is a novelty as of late, so it s good that he did it for england. when he plays well and scores for england, england do well. and if this gives him the kind of boost that alan shearer received in 1996, we could have some exciting few weeks ahead of us, and hopefully the sunshine will last for that. let s leave it there. thank you so much forjoining us for the papers this evening, it s been great to see you again. thank you for watching, next up it s the film review with mark kermode. bye bye. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies availabl