record highs. deadly arsenal: police discover 25,000 round of ammunition, molotov cocktails and other explosives in the home of the san jose killer. was he plotting an even bigger attack? the verdict is in: the breaking news tonight in the murder trial of the undocumented immigrant charged with killing college student mollie tibbetts. blocking the bill: senate republicans narrowly defeat a plan for a bipartisan commission investigating the january 6 insurrection and the new divide inside the g.o.p. russian cyber attack: hackers backed by vladimir putin target the u.s. government, nonprofits and other organizations just weeks ahead of a meeting with president biden. western wildfire an inferno in arizona torches homes, forcing hundreds to evacuate. what caused the blaze? and, one nation, 24 notes, and a special tribute this memorial day. steve hartman on the road, with taps across america. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the natio
acts of racial violence in american history. i want to shed light on what was hidden for so long. duncan: and later taps across america our steve our steve hartman s call to honor fallen on memorial day. reporter: i was not surprised. i was blown away. this is the cbs weekend news. from new york, here is jericka duncan. duncan: good evening, another weekend in america has been marred by a mass shooting. tonight, police near miami, florida, are searching for gunmen who used assault weapons and handguns to fire a hail of bullets into a crowd. the county s police director calls them cold-blooded murderers. at least two people were killed, more than 20 others wounded in the attack. the community is being asked for help and a cash reward has been offered for clues. cbs manuel bojorquez is there. manny, good evening. reporter: jericka, the shots rang out after midnight at a banquet hall behind me just as a rap concert was ending. as people filed out, polic
alleged harassment. what she says happened next. plus, what do you think should happen to andrew cuomo? new riot arrests. the former state department employee appointed by trump. why the man with the top secret security clearance is charged in the capital assault. pope in the middle east. the historic visit by francis to iraq amid super-tight security. royal feud: tonight, why the duchess of sussex tells oprah she feels liberated. horrific crash as a car plows into an outdoor dining area in new york city. the latest on the injured tonight. tainted baby f food: the federal government takes action after toxins are found in certain baby foods. and it s friday, so cbs steve hartman is on the road, with a story of love that bloomed as the pandemic unfolded. 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 the rapid mov
re-election? first court appearance the boulder massacre suspect arrives in a wheelchair, his lawyer wants time to assess his mental health. plus, new heartbreaking details from a witness to the mass shooting. doubling the doses, the president vows 200 million covid shots in his first 100 days. pfizer begins testing its vaccine on children as young as five. covid s new hot spot, why hospitals are filling up in michigan especially with young people. plus the shocking spike in infections, is a covid variant to blame? record settlement, the university of southern california will pay $1 billion after accusations a campus doctor sexually abused more than 700 women. shipping halted billions in goods are held up by a container ship stuck in the suez canal, why it s taking so long to move. and healing with horses, a one of a kind program that offers an escape for children with emotional trauma. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital.
inspector at the world health organization set for an interview broadcast on youtube, that inspector was a man called peter diaz act, he spoke about his research at the wuhan institute of virology which has been going on for more than 15 years. in that interview, he also discussed his nonprofit organization which had received millions from the u.s. government. he channeled the percentage of the money to the lab in wuhan which he described as a world-class lab of the highest standards. some of that work paid for by american taxpayers went to something called gain function research, that involves manipulating viruses in a laboratory to make them more transmissible and more deadly. in his youtube interview, he spoke freely about all of this. at the time he had no reason not to. outside of a handful of diplomats, no one had raised concerns about the kind of research into viruses, very dangerous, it was taking place in wuhan. according to peter, his research and the grant money th