This thursday morning. Morning joe starts right now. So this is a fight to make real the problem of america for every person in our nation. Also, i ll tell ya, and i promise you, our campaign is going to reach out to everyone, from red states, from blue states, from the heartland to the coast. We are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. And when elected, we will govern on behalf of all americans. [ applause ] because coach walz and i know, and we re clear about this, unlike the other side, we work for you. We work for you, the american people, and we will always fight for you. For your family, for your freedoms, and for your future. Vice president kamala harris speaking at yet another packed rally. Thousands of people stepped up to watch her. One of two stops on the campaign trail yesterday in key battleground states. It comes as donald trump has been relatively quiet on the trail, hunkered down at maralago, and complaining about the vice president s surge in the polls. We ll
Kabul thursday. State department spokesperson says 39 americans were invited and 11 lawful permanent u. S. Residents made the trip. Members of congress demanding to know, what do we know about how many americans are still in afghanistan and plans to get them out. A former flight attendant speaking out over her discrimination complaint against alaska airlines after she said she was fired for questioning the company s support of the quality act. First, as the biden administration unveiled its path out of the pandemic plan, polling shows 44% of employees stated they would quit if their job require the vaccine. White house correspondent kevin corke is here to take a look at the mandates and stiff penalties. The remarks today the white house by president biden were just as divisive as they were illustrative. That is to say if you approve of government mandates and companies requiring vaccines regardless of your individual health circumstance word choice, you may have loved what he had to sa
In the events she missed. Plus, tennis star rafael nadal talks about his support for simone biles. Drinking and cancer: the new study that links alcohol use and cancer. The number of drinks that could put you at risk. Cbs news investigation: you know the a. S. P. C. A. s commercials. What we re learning about how the animal charity spends the hundreds of millions of dollars donated. Hundreds of flights canceled: what s to blame for the travel woes. And the spirit of the games: how fierce rivals come together in the name of sportsmanship. This is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. O donne o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you so much for joining us, and as we start out a new week, there is both good news and alarming news in the coronavirus pandemic. The biden administration just announced that states with the highest rate of covid cases are seeing vaccinations more than double, and although it s nearly a month l
I love it. Look at the blackness of space. They re so giddy. That was on the new shepherd. The first manned flight by jeff bezos company, blue origin. On board was bezos, his brother, mark, plus the oldest and youngest people ever to go to space. 82yearold wally funk and 18yearold oliver damon. Now, missing from that list, a pilot. This was an autonomous craft, rocketing to sub orbital space before detaching the capsule for a few minutes of weightlessness, and then roughly 10 minutes after launch, a return that was almost as impressive as the liftoff. As the booster comes back to the surface with that pinpoint accurate upright landing. And then just moments later, the capsule followed. The parachutes deployed and the crew arrived with a soft touchdown. Welcome back to earth. Congratulations to all of you. [ cheers ] 82yearold wally funk. Talk about a spry 82yearold. Right? after taking it in and then they towelled off after the champagne. Bezos spoke to our anderson cooper. Best day e
Scientists are one step closer to understanding what happens to some of us when we lose our soulmate. Hello, i m katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. We have been talking about iran s nuclear programme for quite literally years. The very phrase iran nuclear talks brings to mind a never ending struggle, sisyphus pushing the boulder up the mountain, again and again. And with the election of the hardliner ebrahim raisi as iran s new president, joe biden s job got even tougher. As a bit of background, the us was one of six countries to reach a deal with iran in 2015. That was under the 0bama administration. Most sides agreed that the deal wasn t perfect, but it was a framework and it held. Until the former president, donald trump, pulled the us out of that deal and re imposed sanctions. Iran restarted its nuclear activity, though to this day tehran still denies it is developing a weapon. Speaking at his first press conference following his election, mr raisi had tough wo