On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- at nearly eighty percent effective in preventing symptomatic COVID, how soon could Americans start getting the AstraZeneca vaccine -- as yet another weapon in the battle against the pandemic. Also -- as March Madness continues to heat up, the new records already being shattered.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- CBS News has exclusive new information about COVID antibodies and breast milk -- what a new study revealed. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with a story about a teacher and student who became father and son.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- New surveillance video of the shooting rampage at three spas in Georgia -- What the suspected gunman did immediately after the shooting. Also -- could a popular flea and tick collar be linked to the deaths of more than 1700 dogs and cats?
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the shooting at three Atlanta-area spas that left eight people dead. What the suspect in custody said he was planning to do next. Also -- "Women and the Pandemic" introduces us to a sisterhood of doctors in North Carolina who are making it their mission to help vaccinate the community while also chipping away at longstanding inequality issues.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with Moderna now testing its coronavirus vaccine on children, could kids as young as six months eventually get COVID shots also? What the drug-maker is hoping to learn. Also -- "Unifying America" with a visit to a restaurant in South Carolina preserving a painful memory in America's past -- as a way to look forward to a better future.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what a new study is saying about social distancing space -- could three feet be enough? What this could mean for the reopening of schools in America. Also -- a look back at last night's Grammy Awards and the powerful and inspiring women who took home trophies.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with over a hundred million Americans getting at least one shot of a COVID vaccine, what we're learning tonight about President Biden's new pledge to make vaccines available to all Americans by May 1st. Also -- Steve Hartman takes us "On the Road" to Mississippi where a Grammy-nominated blues musician is doing his part to keep America's rich musical heritage from fading into history.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- one year after the W.H.O. declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, a look back at the challenges and heartache of the past 12 months, and where we go from here. Also -- a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci -- after one year in the pandemic, what he's saying about when life could finally return to normal.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the series "Women in the Pandemic" with a look at why women have been leaving the workforce in record numbers. Also -- an inspiring story tonight about a 12 year old girl recovering from a serious illness -- and the amazing teacher who inspired her to share her story with others.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Dr. Jon LaPook breaks down those newest CDC recommendations for vaccinated Americans -- what you need to know. Also -- we'll meet a police officer who's still on the beat at 91 years of age -- why he says he has no plans to retire.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what the new CDC guidelines mean for Americans vaccinated against COVID -19, and why health officials are worried about the upcoming spring break. Also -- after last night's bombshell interview with Oprah, how the palace is responding to Harry and Meghan's tell-all.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more of Norah O'Donnell's interview with one of the women accusing New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment. What she says happened after she reported the alleged behavior by the governor. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to meet a couple in their 90s -- finally reunited after receiving their COVID vaccines -- and now preparing to spend the rest of their lives together.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Anchor and Managing Editor Norah O'Donnell sat down exclusively with Charlotte Bennett, former aide to Governor Andrew Cuomo, for her first television interview to discuss her accusations of sexual harassment against the governor. Also -- a new record for vaccinations, as we're learning when children may be able to get a vaccine.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about the new threats from domestic extremists, and why security at the Capitol is now being stepped up. Also -- with so many kids lacking the essentials for remote learning, how one mom is helping close the digital divide in her school district -- one computer at at time.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- breaking news from the White House -- a revised timeline for when every American will be able to get a vaccine. Also -- how a special correspondence between fourth graders and senior citizens is helping to build bonds and ease loneliness brought on by the pandemic.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at the much-anticipated rollout of that third coronavirus vaccine -- this time from Johnson and Johnson. Where it's headed and how soon it could get into the arms of Americans. Also -- the water crisis in Mississippi -- after winter weather led to burst pipes, why some residents of Jackson still don't have running water and what officials there are saying.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details on the murder of Saudi Arabian author Jamal Khashoggi. What did the Saudi Crown Prince know about plans to murder the columnist, and what the State Department is now doing in response to countries who harm their political dissidents. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" tonight -- how a very special rescue dog stepped up to save her grateful owner's life.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about those concerning news COVID strains being identified here in the United States. Also -- how a dedicated group of veterans drove 1500 miles -- from Virginia to Texas -- to help out in the aftermath of the catastrophic storm and power outages that impacted so many in the Lone Star State.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the FDA's announcement that the one dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson is effective, how soon could it ship out? Also -- how the animals at a special sanctuary in Texas are bonding with kids as part of a unique form of therapy.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on Tiger Woods' condition tonight after the golf great sustained multiple injuries in a car crash earlier today in California. CBS News is outside the hospital where Woods was rushed into surgery with the latest on his status after the frightening accident. Also -- after the crippling statewide power outages in Texas, the new worries in that state over housing and food insecurities stemming from the disaster.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America surpasses half a million deaths from coronavirus, more tonight on the race to vaccinate even more Americans in the wake of last week's winter weather disruptions. Also -- after months of bleak news during this pandemic, Norah O'Donnell has a look at the many reasons to now be hopeful.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the clean-water crisis in the South as Texas and neighboring states deal with water supply issues stemming from the record-breaking winter storm a few days ago. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to meet a man whose backyard ice rink is helping local kids make it through the long, dark winter.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing crisis in Texas as residents of the state grapple with broken pipes and empty store shelves -- and the controversy surrounding Senator Ted Cruz and his recent trip to Mexico. Also -- the latest on the historic Mars landing of the Rover known as "Perseverance."
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with so many Texans still in the dark, why the Governor of that state is ordering an investigation into the management of the state power grid. Also -- after authorities seize millions of counterfeit face masks right here in the US, how you can tell if your own coronavirus PPE might be a fake.
On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Norah O'Donnell sits down with Bill Gates for an in-depth conversation about climate change, the pandemic, and what he predicts will happen with COVID-19 vaccinations in the future. Also -- how a restauranteur in Chicago is paying it forward to help feed others during this frigid winter in the Windy City.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the winter storm wreaking havoc on parts of the country -- with Texas seeing its coldest temperatures in decades, what yet another storm system could bring to the northeast later this week. Also -- the creative ways in which residents of New Orleans are keeping the excitement and spirit of Mardi Gras alive this year -- even in the age of social distancing.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the CDC issues official guidelines on how America's schools can reopen for in-person learning -- what they're advising on teacher vaccinations and why it's not a "one size fits all" solution. And, "On the Road" with a story perfect for Valentine's Day -- how one couple is keeping their love alive in COVID times -- even with an international border separating them -- next on the CBS Evening News.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at all the day's developments in the impeachment trial of former President Trump -- why House Managers say the former President's words and actions were directly related to last month's siege on the Capitol. Also -- the treacherous winter weather around the country -- the CBS Evening News is in Fort Worth, Texas tonight at the scene of that massive car pileup involving over 100 vehicles.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the dramatic new images from the siege on the Capitol -- what did Senators make of it on the second day of former President Trump's impeachment, and is it enough to change anyone's mind? Also -- what we're learning about a new, experimental treatment option for COVID-19 that could help prevent serious illness.
On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast --- the latest from Capitol Hill as the historic second impeachment trial of former President Trump is now officially underway. Also -- with one suspect now in custody, what caused a man to open fire at a Minnesota medical clinic earlier today?
