president trump blasting social media after facebook upholds his ban. these platforms have gotten to be monopolies. the only way to get this straight properly regulate them or break them up. first pitch swinging, he has done it john means has no hit. the mariners the first complete game no hitter. orioles jim palmer did it 52 years ago. ainsley: this is very exciting first time year and a half we are back on some sem plans of the curvey couch. we are 6 feet apart and vaccinated. steve: up deed. it couch occasional tables. part of the couch. brian: gradually get people back in studio as things get back to normal. finally i might go back to broadway september 14th. i might be working at night for a while. september 14th audience. steve: brian, when is the last time you went to a broadway play. brian: i actually went to hamilton. this is how crazy it is. i actually liked hamilton so much and first time i m admitting this. i bought the sound track. i mean, can you believe
race against time: the desperate search tonight for a missing submarine with just hours before the oxygen runs out. biden s tax hike: the president s next big fight to pay for his $1.5 trillion american family plan. who would see tax increases, and what s in the bill? catastrophic covid wave: india becomes the hardest hit country in the world. parking lots are being used for mass cremations. collision avoided: astronauts on a spacex spacecraft get a little too close to debris on their way to the space station. and from no chance to no-hitter: steve hartman s on the road with a young pitcher who struck out his toughest opponent. 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 on a busy friday night. we will begin with breaking news on the nation s only single-dose coronavirus vaccine. a panel of scientists advising the c.d.c. now says the federal gov
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neighbors after that tornado tragedy. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening a political act of loyalty and defiance is facing its reckoning tonight over getting to the bottom of one of this country s darkest days the house of representatives voting this evening on the question of whether former donald trump chief of staff mark meadows should be referred to the justice department for a charge of contempt of congress. meadows has flatly said he won t testify about the january 6th attack, frustrating efforts by a special house committee to understand what was transpiring in the white house as rioters were seizing the capitol. but text messages meadows did hand over to the committee appear to show the depth of his involvement in the effort to overturn the election, then to stop the deadly attack. garrett haake has details. reporter: tonight, the house voting to hold mark meadows in contempt of congress, a mostly party-line vote expected to refe
investigation after initially engaging with the committee and after he turned over thousands of pages of records. last night the january 6 committee revealed just a few of those records, mostly text messages between mark meadows and unnamed republicans on the hill as well as trump s family and fox news hosts, all asking meadows to urge the former president to tell the mob attacking the capitol to stand down. tonight the committee made public another text message. it was sent november 4th, the day after the 2020 election and before all the votes were counted from a lawmaker to mark meadows. this is how it reads, quote, here s an aggressive strategy. why can t the states of georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania and other republican-controlled state houses declare this is b.s. were conflicts and elections were not called that night. let s take a vote and have it go to the supreme court. vice chair liz cheney referred to those texts during the house debate prior to tonight s cont