johnson & johnson covid shots reportedly need to be trashed. and, we re in oklahoma tonight to understand why it has one of the lowest vaccination rates. setting sail: with the big summerer cruise seseason kickikg ofoff, cruise e lines are e dese to get bacack to the o open sea, anand how w two passenengers ted positive e on a voyagage where adults were required to be vaccinated. extreme drought: the west is drying u up at histotoric ratess farmers s are concererned aboutt their fufuture. alzheimer s drug fallout: why three doctors who advised the f.d.a. resigned in protest after a new drug was approved. and, talk about burning love cbs steve hartman on how an entire community saved a couple s special day. 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 re going to begin tonight with face-to-face diplomacy back on the global stage. president biden
garland ordered the fbi to investigate the supposed rise in threats against school board officials they want to silence us. we can t let them win at that. back in the end zone and it s caught for the touchdown. jared cook. steve: live from nashville, tennessee where it s a little after 5:00 a.m. good morning, folks. a rainy day here. coming up this however and throughout the program temin tanna, today is the second annual tim montana clay shoot to raise money for military. ainsley: also today the president is heading over to michigan that swing state they need that to keep the white house or to keep the majority in the senate and the house during midterm elections. he is heading there to try to convince those voters that his plan is great. says they will benefit from infrastructure. and they will benefit from this reconciliation package. is he down in the polls. he can t get the bipartisan infrastructure bill or reconciliation package through congress. and is he trying to
about this sort of formative racial discrimination. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, rebecca country here in america and we are essentially split between two large factions. you have a two party system. and so, naturally, there was going to be internal dissent. each political party is made up of millions of different people with lots of different views inside it. it s the nation of coalition politics. but ultimately what defines a party, even with all that in turn all dissent and conflict, and disagreement, is what s lines you can across. these are often called litmus test or, in other context, the party line. one of the common examples is abortion rights. it used to be much more common for people inside each party to have conflicting views on abortion. you would see pro-choice republicans, a lot of them, a lot of antiabortion democrats. but all over the past two decades or so, both parties have increasingly sorted on abortion policy. wh
ready to make his big return to the state with two rattle i wills as he seeks a dominant victory in just ten days. his top rivals are escalating their attacks on the former president as they struggle to chip away at his massive lead. desantis and haley both made the case to iowa voters that republicans will lose in november if trump is the nominee. the kras want trump to be the candidate. they are going to talk about all the legal stuff. january 6th, that will be what the election will be out. chaos follows him. and we can t have a country in disarray and a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. we won t survive it. and you don t defeat democrat chaos with republican chaos. jeff zeleny is in des moines with the highlights. as we said, the countdown is now. how are they going to change the dynamics of this race? reporter: good morning. you can just hear those arguments there really making strong warnings to republicans about the idea of reelecting or re
i am judge jean pirro in for laura ingraham for the ingraham angle. the second batch of documents tied to jeffrey epstein has just dropped, and we are going through it page by page. we will bring you all the details as soon as we can. but first, tomorrow is the biga. day here at biden s first campaign speech of the year. he does heading to valley forges pennsylvania to do what the associated press describes as delving into some of the country s darkest moments. what an upbeat way to start the year. joining us now from the north lawn s white house correspondeni jacqui heinrich.e what can we expect fromev enjoe biden tomorrow? you, judge.ing to president biden s underwater approval ratings and voter anxiety is about his age have pushed thee 81 campaign to have 81-year-old president stopped competing with himself, where he is losing, and start competing with trump or as one aide told cnn, it is about when to go for hitler when leading republican candidate speeches and actions