the showdown at the capitol. dissension among republicans as the clock ticks closer to a government shutdown. president biden urges congress to do its job as a new abc news/washington post poll has more bad news for the president. mary alice has more from capitol hill. new hope for a possible break through in the writer s strike. talks thought to be in the home stretch. reports of hollywood studios making their best and final offer. will it be enough to end the five-month long strike? tragedy in florida. six family members killed when a speeding freight train slammed into their suv. two of the victims just children. the migrant crisis. the new border patrol chief says everybody is overwhelmed in his first interview since taking the job. human strugglers sent thousands of migrants into the u.s. and more bus loads could be headed for major cities. matt rivers at the border tonight. the mayor of one big city declares an emergency over the water supply. what authorities s
defiance and determined to stay in office. democratic senator bob menendez says he will be exonerated after he s indicted on bribery charges as members from his own party are calling for him to resign. he s got time, money and options, house speaker kevin mccarthy is ramping up the pressure on hard-liners in his own party as the government moves towards a potential shutdown. and we have a tentative deal, the writers strike that has paralyzed hollywood for months might finally be over. what comes next. we re following the major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. he s not going anywhere. a short time ago, democratic senator bob menendez made his first number comments about the federal bribery charges he s now facing amid mounting calls from his own party for him to resign, the embattled new jersey senator said this i understand how deeply concerning this can be. however, the allegations leveled against me are just th
tonight the mayor of el paso, texas, has a warning to the nation. his city is running out of room and resources for the more than 2,000 migrants arriving each day. i m in el paso where officials say the only option is to continue moving migrants north. nasa s seven-year mission to obtain a rare asteroid lands in the utah desert. what scientists hope it will reveal. it s not about me, it s you re doing the super bowl. halftime hire. the superstar who will make his way to the nfl super bowl stage. later, family matters, the efforts to keep loved ones together, despite life s challenges. our goal is to keep people with their pets. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. goal evening. thank you for joining us on this sunday. tonight, what s left of tropical storm ophelia is slowly creeping up the east coast bringing drenching rains and pounding winds. in north carolina, much of the town of bel haven was left devastated as wat
the showdown at the capitol. descension among republicans as the clock ticks closer to a government shutdown. president biden urges congress to do its job as a new abc/ washington post poll has more bad news for the president. new hope for a possible break through in the writer s strike. talks thought to be in the home stretch. reports of hollywood studios making their best and final offer. will it be enough to end the five-month long strike? tragedy in florida. six family members killed when a speeding freight tra slammed into their suv. two of the victims just children. the migrant crisis. the new border patrol chief says everybody is overwhelmed in his first interview since taking the job. human strugglers sent thousands of migrants into the u.s. and more bus loads could be headed for major cities. matt rivers at the border tonight. the mayor of a city declares an emergency over the water supply. what authorities say is contaminating the drinking water. the histor
long disputed territory. the state department says mr blinken made the remarks in a conversation with armenia s prime minister, held in the past few hours. the region is internationally recognised as part of azerbaijan but its population is mostly ethnic armenians, who ruled it as a breakaway republic for three decades. earlier this week, an azerbaijani military operation routed the ethnic armenian separatists and azerbaijan has begun taking full control of the region. now, tens of thousands of armenians have sought refuge in the main city stepanakert, many of them gathering at the airport. they are coping with dwindling food, medicine and fuel supplies. the red cross has managed to deliver 70 tonnes of aid for the first time since hostilities ended. the organisation s spokesperson, jason straziuso, said the shipments contained basic staples like wheat. it s an indication of how dire the situation is not enough food, not enough medical supplies. the convoy that we sentin su