weeks ago. you have not stopped ridiculing him, i know you. laura: how do you know me? no sympathy. i ve known you for 25 years, i know. laura: all right, enough from you. we will see you tomorrow night. i am laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. only one former president, george w. bush spoke at a september 11th site but instead of remembering the events of that tragic day, took the occasion to smear many of his fellow americans, many of whom pulled the lever for him twice. my angle will come a little later on tonight but as you might imagine, my commentary on this one will be unflinching. but first, you know that old saying when you re in a hole, stop digging? biden and his party don t seem to get it. they jumped into a ditch and then they spend their days shoveling out more dirt. unfortunately for us, the more they did, the deeper the trouble for america. let s start with our fragile state of our economy all self-inflicted. it s la
me. my needless condolences go out to you, the audience. you thought you were getting got filled. instead, you re getting someone taller, better looking, and someone who didn t get fired from a magazine. you got watters! instead. this is like buying tickets to see jerry seinfeld and carrot top takes the stage. i give you your money back, but i found out got filled doesn t charge anybody to come see the show which makes sense. but there is a silver lining. unlike a normal show, none of tonight s jokes will go over your head. that i promise you. it s me. and it s an honor to step into greg s shoes today even though it kind of hurts because he is a size 6. greg has been on a hot streak recently. he needs a break. a number one best seller, a new house, a baby boy. wait, that s me. you would think greg would want a baby. finally someone in his life who is shorter than he is. also someone to laugh at his jokes. greg has a strange sense of humor, doesn t he? it s almost like there
neo-nazi pickup truck. with capitol police on alert for this saturday s rally supporting the january 6 rioters. california recall, democrats call in the party s stars to campaign for governor newsom, including president biden. how the state s election is driving national politics. america s oldest world war ii veteran, the celebration for the 112-year-old lawrence brooks, and the secret to his long life. he says his motto is be good to people. o donnell: breaking barriers, how an n.f.l. official made history on the field. and call him big man on campus. we ll introduce you to the 13-year-old now attending one of america s elite engineering schools. 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 us, and we re going to begin with breaking news because the arrival of tropical storm nicholas along the gulf coast of texas is here. the storm, near hurricane strength, has milli
frequently enough and find out your positive, you wone come to work and you won t infect other people. so it is really somewhat of a compromise there. myself, i would just make it vaccinate or not but he was trying to be prodominant in his announcement. contractors to the federal and employees must get a covid shot as well as health care workers in setting with medicare and medicaid reimbursement and all private companies with more than 100 workers have will have to mandate vaccinations or weekly testing. the president encouraged governors to require shots for all school teachers and staff as well. los angeles, the nation s second largest school district, already requires the vaccine for students 12 and older. we ve been leading the nation with weekly testing and mask mandates and air filtration upgrades and now this vaccination requirement, so that kids could stay in person and that schools could remain open. this hour we do expect to lear from the president as he visi
of tomorrow s 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. the nation getting ready to mark this difficult milestone with tributes at the three sites where nearly 3,000 americans lost their lives. terrorists using planes as missiles, crashing into the twin towers at the world trade center in new york and here at the pentagon. their mission thwarted by passengers in a fourth plane who fought back, crashing down into a remote field in shanksville, pennsylvania, instead of the intended target, the capitol hill. in shanksville lanterns will be lit and placeed alongside the wall of names commemorating the 40 passengers and crew members. president bide listen visit all three memorial sites tomorrow. we re also expecting to hear from him in a few moments where he s expected to talk about how his administration is keeping students safe in the classroom during the pandemic. we re going to bring that to you live. this hour will be a busy one for us here. we ll look ahead at the lessons