abortion showdown. the justice department sues texas over its strict new abortion law. why the attorney general says it s an open defiance of the constitution. 69/11 heroes. 9/11 heroes. the fighter pilots who were ready to pay the ultimate price to keep america safe. it was your call to ram the plane? we didn t have any other choice. o donnell: battle with breast cancer. senator amy klobuchar opens up about her diagnosis, and why the pandemic delayed detection. and, the children of 9/11. how the daughter of one victim is helping young people overcome their grief. 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. president biden is taking off the gloves to get more americans to roll up their sleeves. he s issuing an aggressive executive order mandating covid vaccines for millions of federal employees and contractors. and president biden is calling on
that wasn t paid for at all, just increase the debt to trillion dollars, every time i talk about tax cuts for working-class people, it s oh, my god, what are we going to do? , well we are going to take back some of the 1% money and make them pay for it. kayleigh: this despite economist warnings about prices rising for the american people and a report that president biden s budget will let tax cuts on the middle-class expire. this is outnumbered, and kayleigh mcenany in here today my cohost harris faulkner, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy. dr. nicole saphier and in the virtual senate speak, david avella as president biden pushes a $6 trillion budget that could radically alter our economy, the media was apparently more concerned with finding out the president s favorite ice cream flavor, you heard that right. take a listen to one reporter s first questions as biden stopped by store in cleveland yesterday. speak on mr. president, what did you order? chocolate
put occur few into effect, this coming as we enter the third week of the murder trial against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. that begins in an hour. the prosecution will bring what could be its final witness to the stand today. let s begin, though, with this fatal police shooting of a black man in a minneapolis suburb. adrian is there this morning. this happened yesterday afternoon at a police stop, traffic violation. tell us what followed. reporter: oh, devastation, sadness and destruction. jim, this is sadly familiar. up until six months ago, i lived here in the twin cities. what i am seeing this morning reminds me move what i saw following the death of george floyd. this nail shop in the shopping center damaged, the entryway. if you walk over and look here, this men s clothing store destroyed. if we peek our cameras inside, you can see every shelf of this clothing store is empty. last night, jim, to those of you watching and listening, i watched people
brunhuber, this is cnn newsroom. india s battle with covid-19 has hit another record with more than 400,000 new cases in a single day. it s the tenth day in a row that new infections have soared past the 300,000 mark. the worsening crisis has prompted the u.s. to restrict travel from india beginning tuesday. u.s. citizens and permanent residents aren t affected. india is the world s largest producer of vaccines and today was supposed to be the launch of an aggressive new inoculation program but there were relatively few shots to be given because most of india s vaccines have been exported. cnn has more from delhi with the latest. i want to start with the vaccination program that was supposed to be rolling out and in many places it seems to be stalling. what happened here? reporter: before that, i don t know if you can hear the ambulance go by, on average one every 20 minutes on the ground here, has how dire the situation is, every 20, 25 minutes. they can hear it here. we
hot spot at one time or another. but we ve never seen anything like what s happening right now in india. it s a covid crisis that s impossible to overstate. in just one day, inda has added more than 400,000 confirmed cases of covid-19. we ve never seen that rate of infection anywhere before, and it s getting worse by the day. the u.s. and dozens of other countries are rushing tons of desperately-needed medical supplies into india s airports, and at the same time, many of those same countries are imposing new restrictions on most travelers from india. now, today was supposed to be the start of a huge nationwide campaign to vaccinate everyone ages 18 and older. it should have been relatively easy. after all, india is the world s biggest maker of vaccines. but 98% of its population can t find a dose. it s all been exported. the real agony on the ground can be summed up in one word. oxygen. here s cnn s sam kiley in delhi. reporter: a sensor reveals dangerously low levels of ox