There's no question that 2021 proved cloud service providers desperately need to improve the infrastructure that powers our internet. So we're looking back at the most devastating outages of the year.
my time, and i grew up, though, being huge fans. my kids grew up being huge fans. it is enduring. what s amazing is how much you know about them, which we ll stop talking about. don t ask him anything about the beatles. it s amazing. several digital services, by the way, are still recovering after yesterday s amazon web services outage. the interruption disrupted many streaming platforms and other widely used websites, including disney plus, venmo, slack, and even the mcdonald s app. oh, no. horrible. amazon said services recovered by the end of the day tuesday but didn t give a timeline for when it expects all its services to be restored. coming up, the head of instagram will face members of the senate today to answer questions about the platform s impact on teens. senator richard blumenthal is chairing today s hearing, and he joins us here in the studio in
protect young users, but does it go far enough? all the new details that parents should know. why one in five military families experience hunger right here in america. how. how can they focus on the mission when your family can t even survive? o donnell: the pentagon responds to our reporting. plus, the latest on your generous donations. amazon web services outage. the problems it caused on sites like netflix. and remembering pearl harbor, the greatest generation is honored in hawaii 80 years after a day that will live in infamy. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we want to begin tonight with escalating tensions between the two former cold war rivals, the u.s. and russia as the president of the united states issues an