infrastructure bill: the president s legislation clears a major hurdle with bipartisan support. where will the money go? severe weather: tornadoes in illinois, and a dangerous storm forming in the caribbean. border crossings: number of apprehensions, including tens of thousands of unaccompanied children this year. a star s diagnosis. christina applegate opens up about a serious illness that also impacts nearly one million americans. and from america with love. a 12-year-old hopes an entire village will walk in her shoes. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. garrett: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us. norah is off. i m major garrett. the sudden resignation of three- term new york governor andrew cuomo today came as a shock to many because for days, if not weeks, cuomo had vowed to fight allegations of sexual harassment by 11 women. moments before he announced his exit in fact, cuomo and his
nick was last seen. it s an effort that grows more frantic every day. her life is definitely been unraveling. terrorist foster mom has come from modesto to help. she fears terror in drug recovery two years has relaxed and is off her meds for bipolar disease. but even when she s slipping terror stays in touch way, just know that typically, she calls she checks in. um certainly calls when she needs help. i don t feel that she s dead. that s just my gut terrorist. former fiance says when they were both using they had a son and lost him to adoption terrorist just having a hard time to really learn to forgive herself for that whole mess. for now, and she s able to see him when clean both visits by phone and in person are what kept her going. but now tear is gone and the search has turned to homeless shelters and camps since she has no car, no money if you see her, will you just let me know her last contact was a flurry of messenger calls from a borrowed phone. some digging, reveal
surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. oft: what an all-star cast investors and economists. unfortunately, the stars of this program, tom keene, jon ferro, and lisa abramowicz are off. carol massar and i here to keep you company on this monday morning. ryding there at the .nd with his santa claus cap on i think the most important comment is, and we re hearing a lot today about the v-shaped recovery, it is not going to be a v-shaped recovery for everybody. some people are going to see things bounce rate act. or some people, nothing ever changed. for some people, a short, sharp shock. carol: we talk about this over the past few months. a big majority of americans didn t even have a few hundred dollars for a big bill that came up at some point. it is just a reminder of how on the edge so many americans unfortunately are living. it reminds us of the inequities that we are seeing in our economy. we talk about the k-shaped recovery come over so many have
adult male, no description yet of the suspect, right now, the covid-19 numbers keep going from bad to worse in california, tonight, hitting a new all-time high, more than 13,000 new cases. that surge now prompting curfew orders that will take effect tomorrow night, impacting all counties in the purple tear, and as kpix kenny choi reports, there is already a lot of blowback tonight. reporter: one business owner said it is deflating when orders are issued but not necessarily followed. there were multiple households, discursive applies for counties that are in purple. gatherings at restaurants have been ordered to stop by 10:00 p.m. under the new orders starting saturday, take out and deliveries will still be allowed. it has been a really tough year, we are all in here, but i guess the restaurant business is getting more affected than any other process. reporter: people can go grocery shopping and for walks without other household, but the coffee prohibits residents from
we re concerned. good evening, i m dan ashley. and i m anna dates. thank you for joining us. concern over coronavirus has the city of san francisco taking a surprising turn, backward. mayor london breed says at the end of the day friday, the city will eliminate indoor dining, reduce capacity at gyms and movie theaters and pause reopening at high schools, elementary and middle schools can proceed. here s the reason why. three weeks ago, there were 3.7 cases per 100,000 people in san francisco, and now there are 9 per 100,000. san francisco is averaging 80 new cases a day. that s up from 32 a day in early october. city health officials say that rate is increasing more quickly than the summer surge. it is entirely plausible that we will face a situation where our health care system could become overwhelmed and reverse the current progress that we ve made. the hard choices that we make now will help make things better for us in the future. it will get our city open. it wi