On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with New York City preparing for a major reopening later this month, what's to blame for a troubling rise in new COVID infections in the Pacific Northwest? Also -- with Mother's Day almost here, a story tonight about one remarkable mom and her mission to help other military spouses find meaningful work.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the breaking news out of Houston tonight where authorities uncovered a human smuggling operation with over ninety people crammed into a house. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with the story of a remarkable friendship sparked by a chance encounter at a funeral, and how one stranger's kindness comforted a little girl in her time of grief.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the FDA's push to ban menthol cigarettes -- why they say the ban will be life-saving, and how the tobacco lobby is responding. Also -- a famous American music venue celebrates its reopening by paying tribute to the everyday heroes of the pandemic and letting them show off their musical talents.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the investigation of Rudy Giuliani that resulted in federal authorities executing search warrants at Giuliani's home and office. Also -- how a high school cheerleader's social media post made it's way to the Supreme Court -- and what it could mean for the debate on free speech.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the new CDC mask guidelines -- what they mean for Americans out and about this spring as the country tries to return to normal. Also -- more on Apple's controversial decision to give users more control over online ad-tracking -- why big tech companies like Google and Facebook are crying foul.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the CBS News investigation into vehicle seats -- with Congress now taking action, what you need to know to keep your children safe. Also -- we'll meet a dedicated group of volunteers using their sewing skills to make much-needed PPE for America's brave healthcare workers.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing concerns over vaccine hesitancy -- what's causing so many Americans to put-off getting a COVID shot, and what this could mean for reaching eventual herd immunity. Also, after the CBS Evening News investigation, how the Pentagon will now change it's handling of sexual assault cases in the military.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more from Minneapolis tonight as Jamie Yuccas sits down with an alternate juror in the trial of Derek Chauvin -- why she says the now convicted former cop made her feel uncomfortable during the trial. Also -- the series "Eye on Earth" with a look at how some of America's most precious national monuments in Washington could be at risk -- on account of rising water levels.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the Justice Department's decision to investigate the Minneapolis Police Department following the conviction of Derek Chauvin -- what this could mean for the future of police reform in America. Also -- the series, "Eye on Earth" with the story of a hiker whose decision to make a positive impact on nature inspired others around the world to also pitch in for the planet.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the jury's decision in the trial of Derek Chauvin -- and reactions from Minneapolis and around the country tonight. With the jury finding Chauvin guilty on all counts, how much prison time could the former police officer now face?
On tonight's CBS Evening News -- a look at "red flag laws" and how the gunman who killed eight people at an Indianapolis FedEx facility was able to possess guns even though he was already on law enforcement's radar. Also -- is your Peloton treadmill safe? The new warning for small children and pets, and how the company is responding.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details tonight about the gunman in Indianapolis who took the lives of at least eight people in a mass shooting at a FedEx facility. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a brother and sister on a mission to get a new word added to the dictionary -- all while paying tribute to the memory of their dad.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the COVID-related illness afflicting children -- what new research is revealing, and what parents need to know. Also -- we'll meet a remarkable woman who left a career in education to start a grassroots movement to help America's veterans.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Manuel Bojorquez is on the ground in Sao Paulo, Brazil reporting on the country's desperate need for medical supplies. Also -- new details on the death of Bernie Madoff, the mastermind of the biggest Ponzi scheme on record.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's recommendation from the FDA and CDC to pause the use of the single-dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson, Norah O'Donnell speaks to Dr. Anthony Fauci about the concerns over the shot as America races to vaccinate. Also -- when a car with passengers inside ended up in Florida canal, how a quick-thinking father and son team stepped up to save the day.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- team coverage from the Minneapolis area tonight after an unarmed black man is shot by police during a traffic stop. This comes as tensions continue to remain high due to the ongoing trial of Derek Chauvin for his role in the killing of George Floyd last May. Also -- after Hideki Matsuyama's historic win at the Masters last night, how the young golfer from Japan is hoping to inspire the next generation of future golf greats.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Britain and the world mourn the passing of Prince Philip, what we're learning about possible funeral arrangements, and will Harry and Meghan attend? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a 13-year-old camping enthusiast who is breaking records from a tent in his back yard.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what will President Biden's executive actions on gun control mean for the gun control debate after yet another mass-shooting incident -- this time at a cabinet store in Texas? Also -- what's to blame for a dramatic uptick in violent carjackings throughout the country? How the COVID-19 pandemic may be impacting the increase of this particular crime in America's major cities.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing debate tonight over COVID vaccine passports. Could they be mandated as Americans resume normal life? Also -- when Congress is out, the doctor is in! How one Congressman and former ER doctor is giving back to his constituents -- one COVID shot at a time.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the Biden Administration's decision to move up the vaccine eligibility date for all Americans. What it could mean in the battle to gain ground on those worrisome variants. Also -- how a creative and thoughtful idea is helping sick children feel a little more like superheroes as they courageously fight challenging health battles.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new concerns tonight over an uptick in COVID cases -- why health officials say younger Americans are to blame for this recent rise in infections. Also -- a report from Central America -- what's driving migrants to take the risky journey to America's southern border?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on the ambush at the US Capitol that left one police officer dead -- what we're learning about the suspect, his shootout with police, and the dramatic scene as members of the National Guard stormed in. Also -- with Easter and Passover this weekend, Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about the uniquely innovative ways Americans have kept the faith in the age of social distancing.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the suspect implicated in the tragic shooting deaths of four people in California yesterday -- what was his connection to the victims? Also -- an exclusive interview with Secretary Deb Haaland -- the first-ever native American cabinet member.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new video unveiled today at Derek Chauvin's murder trial shows the events leading up to George Floyd's death. Also -- strangers step in to help a military family in need get back on their feet.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- emotional testimonies as the trial for Derek Chauvin continues -- why one witness says they called the police on the police. Also -- a first look inside a border facility holding thousands of migrants.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the world is watching as the trial for ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is underway. What are the big takeaways from the opening statements? Also -- letters and recordings from U.S. troops take us back to the frontlines of the Vietnam War.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- at least six people are dead tonight after devastating tornadoes sweep through Alabama and Georgia, destroying dozens of homes as the south braces for even more storms. Also -- "On the Road" goes to Philadelphia tonight -- how one man from the City of Brotherly Love has come up with a delicious fundraising idea to help grant a final wish for his mom.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the South is on high alert as tornadoes leave behind a trail of destruction. Also -- how an innovative therapy program using horses is providing some special kids with a much-needed lifeline to enhance their lives.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details from Colorado tonight after the mass shooting which left ten people dead. What we're learning about the shooter's possible motives, and what impact will the tragic events in Atlanta and Boulder have on America's gun control debate? Also -- the series "Women and the Pandemic" with a look at new concerns about delaying medical screenings during the pandemic, and what it could mean for the future of women's health in America.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after yesterday's mass shooting at a Colorado supermarket, the father of the police officer killed in the attack is speaking out about the heroic actions of his son. Also -- how a handyman with a heart of gold gave the ultimate gift to a customer in need.
