On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an explosion rocks Nashville, leaving extensive damage behind on Christmas morning. Why authorities believe the act was intentional. Plus -- new travel rules to keep Americans safe from a new strain of coronavirus - as the globe celebrates the holiday in an unprecedented way.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the winter storm system causing a holiday travel nightmare for so many Americans around the country - what to expect heading into Christmas Day. Also -- we'll meet a photographer who found an innovative way to keep shooting those Christmas photos with Santa - even with the challenges of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 19,000 coronavirus deaths recorded in just one week in America, and hospital ICUs at their breaking point in parts of the country, the new COVID fears as Americans hit the road for the holidays. Also -- what we're learning tonight about a police shooting in Columbus, Ohio. With the victim shown on camera carrying a cell phone - and not a gun - will the officer involved now face charges?
On tonight's CBS Evening News Podcast -- new information tonight on that new strain of COVID-19 - could it already be here in America? Also -- it's the "Season of Giving" -- how a celebrity chef is rolling up his sleeves to feed the hungry in one American city - while also providing a much-needed lifeline to small businesses in need.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the newly-discovered strain of COVID-19 in the U.K. - how contagious is it, and will those two vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna protect against it? Also -- how customers at a popular fast-food restaurant are teaching all of us a valuable lesson in paying it forward - right in time for the holidays.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- how soon could America have another weapon against COVID-19? As the vaccine candidate from Moderna gets closer to reaching the arms of Americans, what we're learning about the distribution effort to protect as many Americans as possible. Also -- new information tonight on that Russian cyber attack believed to be the largest cyber espionage campaign in US history - could foreign hackers have access to your tax returns?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcasts -- an FDA panel gives the greenlight for that second coronavirus vaccine - this time from Moderna - how soon will it get into the arms of Americans, and how many people could get vaccinated for COVID-19 by the end of the year? Also -- could a new stimulus bill finally be on its way to helping Americans during the pandemic? How close is Congress to passing the much-needed legislation and what it could mean for you.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- is Congress finally close to passing a new stimulus deal? When it could happen, and what it could mean for you. Also -- how authorities stopped a possible terrorist attack against the United States - what we're learning tonight about the suspect in custody now charged.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- encouraging new information about the possibility of a second coronavirus vaccine, and what we know tonight about the FDA's approval of an at-home test for COVID-19. Also -- could parts of the country see a White Christmas this year? The latest track on that holiday storm expected to slam parts of the northeast with over two feet of snow.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America begins the monumental task of distributing coronavirus vaccines around the country, an inside look at the behind-the-scenes effort to get those precious first shots out to front line workers. Also-- as parts of the Northeast brace for what could be a White Christmas, Lonnie Quinn with the latest on that wintery blast expected to hit parts of the country later this week.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Manuel Bojorquez is at one of Pfizer's main distribution hubs - how they plan to deliver the first 6 million doses of the vaccine. Also -- an exclusive look at how one hospital is preparing to administer the vaccine to those who need it most.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the country is anxiously awaiting the emergency approval of the Pfizer vaccine - how hospitals are gearing up for vaccine distribution. Also -- how the hardships of the pandemic are impacting the lives of millions of children - one family's struggle as they face eviction.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest Profiles in Service - meet the two West Point cadets who are the latest recipients of the Rhodes Scholarship. Also -- Dr. Jon LaPook talks to the vaccine chief of Operation Warp Speed about the possible distribution issues facing the US - are we heading for a cliff?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell's exclusive interview with Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy. Why he's coming forward now, and the action he's taking. Also -- a coronavirus vaccine might be right around the corner for the U.S, but do we have the infrastructure to handle the rollout?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell talks to Dr. Anthony Fauci - why he says the U.S is only just heading into the worst of the pandemic. Also -- the shocking statistics of failing students during the pandemic as they struggle to adapt to new learning.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with COVID-19 now the leading cause of death in America, a look at the state of the pandemic around the country as healthcare workers plead for additional assistance from state and local officials. Also -- what the NFL is now doing to try and keep the football season going despite the surge in COVID cases.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America reaches its highest number of single-day deaths during the pandemic yesterday, we'll hear from Doctor Fauci tonight and his warning about a "surge upon a surge." Also -- what the Director of National Intelligence is saying tonight about foreign election meddling and America's biggest national security threat.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- big day for American Airlines - after being grounded since March of 2019, the Boeing 737 Max flies again. Also -- a soccer star that started out in the back line of the team but ended up on the frontline of the pandemic.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Trump's ballot fraud claims once again debunked, this time by a surprising ally - what Attorney General William Barr found that led him to speak up. Also -- winter came early for 30 million people - the details on the snowstorm that buried some states.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with coronavirus cases on the rise, and news today that a vaccine could make it to some Americans before Christmas, a look tonight a the monumental effort of getting a vaccine out to the public. Also -- how a talented female athlete is making college football history tonight by breaking down barriers on the gridiron.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 90,000 Americans already hospitalized with coronavirus, what impact will Thanksgiving celebrations have on America's already-strained healthcare system? Also -- on this Black Friday, why retailers could still see record-setting holiday sales despite the pandemic.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a very different Thanksgiving for so many this year - big family meals replaced by zoom calls as coronavirus cases continue to soar - but airports see the busiest travel day since March. Also -- as Black Friday kicks off tomorrow, what retailers are doing to try and lure in customers for the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Americans hitting the road for Thanksgiving and nearly every US state now in the coronavirus "Red Zone," the new worries tonight that holiday gatherings could lead to COVD-19 super-spreader events. Also -- with so many Americans struggling with food insecurity this holiday season, we'll meet some inspiring college students who set out to try and help by making sure nothing goes to waste.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what the CDC is now saying about the need to quarantine after possible exposure to coronavirus - the new information tonight, and what you need to know. Also -- a look at the growing crisis of food insecurity in America - with so many more people having to rely on food banks due to the coronavirus pandemic, the CBS Evening News will visit one location in Texas that's seeing huge demand as more Americans struggle to put food on the table.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- dire coronavirus conditions as the country kicks off Thanksgiving week - a look at how some of the hardest hit states are coping. Also -- a third coronavirus vaccine shows promising results.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Pfizer becomes the first US company to request FDA approval for their COVID-19 vaccine as cases explode throughout the country. Also -- Black Friday has now turned into Black November due to the pandemic - a preview of the new normal for the country's biggest shopping day.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the new advice from the CDC about Thanksgiving travel during the pandemic - why they are telling college students to stay on campus for the upcoming holiday. Also -- coronavirus in rural America; CBS News takes a look at the devastating crisis COVID-19 has been having in our country's rural areas - as hospitals struggle to keep up with the surge of sick patients.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over 76,000 Americans hospitalized with COVID-19, a look tonight at the situation around the country as the nation's largest public school district puts a stop to in-person learning. Also -- part three of Norah O'Donnell's series investigating sexual assault in the military - tonight, survivors speak out - and what the military is now saying in response to the CBS News report.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an investigation over a year in the making - Norah O'Donnell takes a look at allegations of sexual assault and harassment in the US military - what the family of one female soldier is saying tonight. Also -- with the Biden transition team still not receiving daily briefings from the Trump Administration, the growing calls tonight for a dialogue to start between the administrations -- in the interest of saving lives during the pandemic.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an update on the promising news of another coronavirus vaccine - how it works and when might Americans get it. Also -- the manhunt is on tonight after a woman is shot and killed in Texas, but could the victim have been mistaken for her neighbor -- a US Congresswoman? What we're learning tonight on the investigation.
