consumers. inflation appears to be slowing. but the cost of eggs and housing are still through the roof, forcing some adults to move back home. breaking news: two days after appearing at the golden globes, lisa marie presley is rushed to the hospital with a possible cardiac arrest. u.f.o. sightings: what the pentagon is blaming tonight for unidentified objects in the sky. and, eye on america. filmmaker ken burns turns to photos to unlock american history. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. tonight, a new and serious investigation into president biden s classified documents, after we learned more of america s secrets were turned over just this morning. so we ve got more on that special counsel in just a moment. plus, the new information that pwe are just getting in about lisa marie presley. but first, nearly 20 milli
time ago. they re getting ready for the long haul this evening. they don t know what the night has in store. your hopes for tonight, tomorrow and into the come to a quickened. but this is also given us a resiliency and determination to work together to rebid not only this project but to rebid the rest of this community as we have already begun to do. we re calling the mayor, we re calling governor hogan, we re calling private investors to help us to revitalize the community. this is what urban america needs. it s because of the disinvestment and the delapidation that we re seeing this type of destruction tonight. but it s got to change. and the church will not give up. we will continue to move forward. and doctor, how frustrated were are you the march for peace protesters speaking their mind voicing disapproval. but when you saw things go in a different way, the looting, rioting today how disappointed were you? i was very disappointed. but dr. king said in 1966 that
but this has given us a resiliency and determination, to rebuild not only this project, but the work that we ve begun to do. we re calling the mayor and governor hogan and investors to revitalize the community. this is what urban america needs and it is because of the chaos that we re seeing this type of destruction tonight. but it has to change. and the church will not give up. we will continue to move forward. and doctor how frustrated were you, they were speaking their mind voicing disapproval. but when you saw things go a different way, the looting, the rioting today, how disappointed were you? i was very disappointed. but dr. king said in 1966 that riots are the voice of the unheard. and sometimes people feel unheard and they become frustrated. but as a pastor and faith leader i want them to know that we heard their voices and that we
we want jobs like you want jobs. we want a better affordable health care and affordable living for the community for you. and so we should not be working against each other. let s be peaceable and work together to see change come. and your hope, your prayer for the evening, in talking to firefighters just a short time ago they re getting ready for the long haul this evening. they don t know what the night has in store. your hopes for tonight and tomorrow and into the future. my hopes are that this would come to a quick end. but this has given us a resiliency and determination, to work together to rebuild, not only this project, but to rebuild the rest of this community as we have already begun to do. we re calling the mayor and governor hogan and investors to help us to revitalize the community. this is what urban america needs and it is because of the dill app dags that we re seeing this type of destruction tonight. but it has to change. and the church will not give up.