On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as housing prices rise, millions of Americans are being priced out of the American dream. The CBS Evening News reports tonight from the least affordable housing market in the country - and it may not be where you think. Also -- amid unprecedented demand this year, how an incredible coat drive is helping keep kids warm this holiday season.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what's to blame for a dire shortage of teachers in America? The CBS Evening News takes a look at why America's educators are in such high demand. Also -- an important story tonight for parents - just how easy is it for kids to access potentially deadly drugs on social media? What you need to know.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, an inside look at the lab in South Africa that discovered the worrisome Omicron variant of COIVD-19.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- for the second year in a row, Americans are giving thanks in the midst of a global pandemic -- as health officials urge everyone not to let their guard down. Also -- delivery by drone -- an exclusive look at how the nation's largest retailer is now parachuting packages to customers.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after less than 12 hours of deliberations, three men accused of chasing down and killing Ahmaud Arbery were found guilty -- reaction to the verdict, including what President Biden is saying. Also -- millions of Thanksgiving travelers hit the roads, airports and railways at pre-pandemic levels -- what you need to know to stay healthy and safe.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a CBS News exclusive -- inside America's counter-drug operation. The Coast Guard seizing 26,000 pounds of cocaine. Plus, the new deadly opioid stronger than fentanyl. Also -- Thanksgiving travel at pre-pandemic levels -- behind the scenes as a major U.S. airline braces for a crunch of holiday travelers.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- team coverage on the Christmas parade in Wisconsin that turned into a nightmare. What police say is the motive behind the attack and new details about the lives that were lost. Also -- travelers are on the move this Thanksgiving holiday -- a look at the busiest holiday season since the start of the pandemic.
Tonight -- Thanksgiving travel trouble? Norah discusses new details on that powerful storm and how it could impact your holiday. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" and you'll hear how one nine year old stole the show at his sister's wedding. Trust us, you don't want to miss it. All this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, Defense rests in the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial; closing arguments set for Monday.
Tonight on CBS Evening News: Norah discusses what's to blame for the alarming number of overdose deaths in America, and why experts are pointing to the pandemic as a contributing factor to the spike in numbers. Plus we have a behind the scenes look at one of America's busiest shipping ports -- just what exactly is causing the supply chain nightmare with such a far reaching impact? All this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
Tonight on the CBS Evening News we explore why some state leaders are encouraging residents to go out and get their COVID booster -- even before official guidance from the CDC. Plus -- with the holidays just around the corner, the major American retailers desperately seeking thousands of workers. We'll bring you all this and more on tonight's edition of the "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, as the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse wraps up, we'll hear from the 18-year-old's mother tonight. What she has to say about her son and how might the city of Kenosha respond to a possible jury verdict?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after a federal judge halted the ban on mask mandates in Texas, what the decision could mean for other states around the country also grappling with the polarizing issue? Also -- "Honoring our Heroes" this Veterans Day -- how quality time on the golf course is helping some of America's proud veterans in their transition back to civilian life.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- sticker shock -- why prices are going up on everything from groceries, to gas, to this winter's heating bill. What's to blame, and is relief anywhere in sight? Also -- on the eve of Veterans Day, Norah O'Donnell takes us to Arlington National Cemetery where she'll introduce us to a 96-year-old WWII veteran -- one of thousands paying their respects to the nation's fallen.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with sky-high gas prices and the possibility of understaffed airports, could this year's Thanksgiving travel turn into a nightmare for some Americans hitting the road? Also -- how one Virginia hospital is honoring a beloved nurse after 50 years of service to the tiniest of patients.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how a tragic mix up at a fertility clinic in California led to a nightmare for one couple in what should have been one of the happiest periods of their life. Also -- with Veterans Day just around the corner, the CBS Evening News begins its series "Honoring Our Heroes" with a look at a unique multi-state race -- all to help veterans readjust back to civilian life.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- despite the encouraging job numbers, why are so many prospective workers finding it difficult to connect with employers and eventually be hired? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" introducing us to a talented pole-vaulter --- and he's 82 years old!
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the encouraging news about the HPV vaccine and cervical cancer in women -- what researchers in Britain discovered about the vaccine's ability to prevent the deadly cancer in women. Also -- after losing their mother in Afghanistan, how four Afghan siblings are now making a new life for themselves in the US.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19, the new questions being raised tonight about the league's coronavirus protocols. Also -- despite the many challenges front-line workers have faced during the pandemic, why America's nursing schools are now seeing a boom in interested applicants.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a tale of two ports - an in depth look tonight at just what's involved in shipping goods from a factory in Asia all the way to the US - you won't believe the journey! Also -- with so many women leaving the workforce during the pandemic, we'll visit a sign-making factory in the Washington DC area that's been hiring women in droves recently.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the travel nightmare this past weekend for so many passengers after American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights. Could the recent travel disruptions impact the holiday travel rush with Thanksgiving just weeks away?
There's a new warning tonight over a possible terror threat heading into Halloween weekend. Also, we have an update on a story Steve Hartman first brought you last week about a special group of dads banding together to keep one high school safe. Could the movement soon go national? All this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."
An airline passenger allegedly punched a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight headed to California. What we're learning about the incident and what US air carriers are doing to try and keep planes safe from. Also tonight: how the football gridiron has helped one California town heal as it picks up the pieces from the state's devastating wildfires. All this and more on tonight's edition of the CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. How did a live round make its way into the gun eventually fired by Alec Baldwin?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new information tonight on that tragic movie-set shooting in New Mexico -- were crew members firing guns for fun just hours before the accident? Also -- how a very special journey at sea is helping women warriors heal their battle scars.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. Did anyone check the prop gun handed to Alec Baldwin? Also -- how Facebook is responding to the latest controversy involving those recently-leaked documents -- could the social media giant have done more to keep false and possibly dangerous conspiracy theories off its platform?
Actor Alec Baldwin is heartbroken after a deadly shooting on a movie set. And now everybody wants to know -- was a live round placed in the prop gun? Plus -- educating our children. The massive investment in pre-k that's a key part of President Biden's "Build Back Better" plan. Also ahead -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road." They're there and they care -- the dads who straightened up a troubled school. All this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast" with Norah O'Donnell.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an alarming medical alert - why so many drugs to treat illnesses from cancer to heart disease are now in dangerously short supply. Also -- onions and salmonella. The new warning tonight -- and what you should look for in your fridge.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- are authorities any closer to determining the whereabouts of Brian Laundrie? After a grizzly discovery at a Florida nature reserve, what authorities are saying tonight on the hunt for America's most wanted man. Also -- how genetically modified animal organs could be the next frontier in human transplant surgery.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a passenger plane with 21 people on-board bursts into flames on a Texas runway. What we're learning tonight about the cause of the crash and how those on-board managed to evacuate the plane safely. Also -- could hearing aids soon become more affordable and easier to access for everyday Americans? How a new proposal could do just that -- and what it could mean for so many Americans struggling with hearing loss.
