game by taking the field. just so many people out there that have no clue that this day happened. sargent: and later, miniature in name only. a one-of-a-kind golf course, with a round of surprises. people just enjoy themselves here, and that s an important part. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. sargent: good evening. i m irika sargent. adriana diaz is off. millions of americans are still suffering tonight, almost a week after hurricane ida plowed into louisiana. the storm s path stretched 1,500 miles through 21 states. it killed at least 65 people, 16 along the golf coast and 49 in the northeast, including 27 in new jersey. president biden will visit there tuesday. total damage is estimated at a staggering $95 billion. elise preston, in manville, new jersey, joins with us the latest.ood g.arnd this new jersy neighborhood, sights like this are common. ida forced families to toss out furniture, clothes, their kids toys. they have been clea
machines and high-tech military machines to control the blaze. abortion showdown: the protests against the new texas law, considered one of the most restrictive in the country. why it means someone could be sued for driving a woman to get an abortion. 32 count indictment: three officers and two paramedics face manslaughter charges in the death of elijah mcclain in colorado, the 23-year-old who was injected with a drug and put in a chokehold. $4.5 billion settlement: what victims of the opioid epidemic are saying, after a judge approves the bankruptcy agreement of drug company purdue pharma. and, stepping into history. 50 years ago today, baseball took a major step toward diversity. th eveninnews 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 with breaking news. three days after hurricane ida devastated the gulf coast of louisiana and mississippi, remnants of
to a test. first by the pandemic, then by a desperate attempt to deny the reality and the results of the election. with recount after recount after recount, court case after court case, the 2020 election was the most scrutinized election ever in american history. in every case neither cause nor evidence was found to undermine the national achievement in administrate. the big lie is just that, a big lie. and america, if you lose, you accept the results, you follow the constitution, you try again. you don t call facts fake and then try to bring down the american experiment just because you re unhappy. it s not statesmanship. that s selfishness. the president s been under pressure from members under his own party to make a speech like this, but his rhetoric cannot overcome the reality that two democratic bills meant to expand the voting rights currently have no pass to get to his desk. and today s address gave no mention calling for an end to the filibuster, the rule calling f
we don t accept that and there needs to be a path forward. the president sees his role is someone who can speak for the need for moving forward on voting rights legislation. president speech comes as most of the democrats in the texas house of representatives have fled texas and flown to washington, leaving texas. leaving their legislative chamber without a quorum was the last best thing they thought they could do to preserve voting rights there and try to defeat the republican voter suppression bill. they last walked out, you will recall, back in may. last night they landed in washington will they planned a lobby of democrats in the senate to pass a voting rights law. in fact some of those in the party of these committed texas democrats might shame them into showing a little spine. one other place would be go where we can actually seek some relief? we re still working on behalf of the state of texas. this isn t a vacation whatsoever and we re away from those who are in c
because we were working so hard for it. i m pretty sure it will be a good game and the team who deserves to win will win. so we ve heard from those involved, lets give you a flavour of the atmosphere in porto with olly foster. what s the main headlines? a very attackin: what s the main headlines? a very attacking line-up what s the main headlines? a very attacking line-up for what s the main headlines? a very attacking line-up for pep - what s the main headlines? a very| attacking line-up for pep guardiola attacking line up for pep guardiola her. we will start with city because they are the designated home team. the league champions as well. this is a wand that really matters with upper back five as expected edison ingold. carl walkerand upper back five as expected edison ingold. carl walker and what a season he said. johnstone has really come into form as well. zinchenko the preferred left back. gundogan starts. it was 50 50, he picked up a knockin starts. it was 50 50