his taxpayer account. overdose deaths skyrocket. the number of americans killed reaches a record high during the pandemic. how fentanyl is fueling the crisis. rittenhouse verdict watch: the latest from kenosha, wisconsin. thanksgiving travel alert: new details on a major storm exected to slam the u.s. just as millions hit the road for the holiday. supply chain crisis: our rare access to one of the world s busiest ports, where workers tell us why it takes so long to get products from ships to shelves. and that 10-year-old who tried to take pope francis cap. tonight, his mother tells us about the miracle that came next. 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 begin with testimony today from the man who shot and killed ahmaud arbery. travis mcmichael is accused of murder, along with his father and a neighbor, who chased arbery through their ge
Some economy such as germany, thatis some economy such as germany, that is huge, they import more than 50% of their gas from russia currently so, practically speaking how do we make this happen? that practically speaking how do we make this happen? make this happen? that is exactly the make this happen? that is exactly the right make this happen? that is exactly the right point. - make this happen? that is - exactly the right point. france is depending on their own nuclear energy, so not depending on russian gas and oil, germany is, a0 50% so how can this happen because only if countries are willing to take a hit, only if europe agrees on some kind of compensation amongst the member states, because germany, cannotjust because germany, cannot just with because germany, cannotjust with snapping fingers, get rid of russian gas, there is a strategy on how to reduce dependency on russian gas but that will take a couple of years, so if it was to decide on a ban on the russian gas and oi
Of $100 billion deficit. but we do hard things. sometimes they re not popular, but they re not necessary for everyday people to have a good economy. you want to make raising the minimum wage a big part of your re-election campaign. you launched a new tv ad on it. but i m trying i m doing a little math here. you re proposing to move it up to $10.10. you have a democrat you have large democratic majorities in the state legislature. why aren t you just passing this right now? if this is important legislation to get done [ snapping fingers ] why not do it now? it looks like you simply want it as a campaign issue. it s been part of my life. i organize people, i organize consumer groups, and i ve organized efforts to raise the minimum wage in the past that were successful in illinois. minimum wage is $8.25, a dollar above the federal minimum wage. we want to go over $10. anytime you have a movement you have to build a majority, in the house and the senate, but most importantly fr
Wash our hands a few seconds longer or alcohol based get rid of the bacteria. like tom s brand that has no triclosan in it or some of these other non-triclosan based products. i m not going to come on here and tell you what toothpaste to use. i m convinced that this particular chemical doesn t add anything and there may be a small potential risk in terms of fertility. the less chemicals we are exposed to the better. there is no proof here yet. i think my opinion is the f.d.a. is going to weigh in on this. it s a billion-dollar industry, clayton, that could be one of the reasons it s slow to happen. clayton: money and lobbyists in there, too. yeah. clayton: great stuff. good to see you, clayton. coming up here on the show. think you can whistle, probably not as good as this guy clayton: meet the international whistle convention entertainer of the year. and he can even talk to a chicken. [snapping fingers]
Man, chanting, snapping fingers: oh, those boys are much too much! those boys are much too much! we got the spirit, we re hot, we can t be stopped! we got the spirit! we re hot! we can t be stopped! we re gonna beat em and bust em. announcer: the smallest moments can have the biggest impact on a child s life. both chanting: let s.get. a little bit rowdy. r-o-w whoo! d-y. announcer: take time to be a dad today. one more time. call or visit fatherhood.gov to learn more.