one of those workers has died. five others rescued. the 84-year-old man accused of shooting a teenager who rang the wrong doorbell is now in police custody. as ralph yarl s mother speaks to cbs news. he got a couple of bullets in his body, a couple coming out and giving him a hug. last week s floods have led to a fuel distribution problem across parts of south florida. one gas station, two gas stations. gas station number seven. got here, no gas. if i didn t decide to keep fighting, i wouldn t be here today. norah: kids and mental health, what parents can do to help combat america s growing crisis. overwhelmingly, teenagers are just looking for empathy. norah: and three months after suffering cardiac arrest, damar hamlin is cleared to play football again. this event was life-changing, but it s not the end of my story. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us, as we are coming to you tonight from new york city. we begin with some br
of shooting a we love you, ralph! the 84-year-old man accused of shooting a teenager who rang the wrong doorbell is now in police custody. as ralph yarl s mother speaks to cbs news. he got a couple of bullets in his body, instead of a couple twins coming out and giving him a hug. last week s floods have led to a fuel distribution problem across pats of south florida. hit one gas station, hit two gas stations. gas station number seven. got here, no gas. if i didn t decide to keep fighting, i wouldn t be here today. norah: kids and mental health, what parents can do to help combat america s growing crisis. overwhelmingly, teenagers are just looking for empathy. norah: and three months after suffering cardiac arrest, damar hamlin is cleared to play football again. this event was life-changing, but it s not the end of my story. u are coming to you tonight from new york city. we begin with some breaking news in one of the most consequential
money, the money will go to california public schools. information is on the california lottery website. cbs evening news is coming up next , and the local news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. norah: tonight, the breaking news, the bombshell settlement fox news agrees to pay nearly $800 million for lies told about the 2020 election. here are tonight s headlines. fox has admitted to telling lies about dominion. norah: just moments before one of the most consequential media trials was set to begin, fox chooses to avoid testimony by rupert murdoch and its top stars. the truth matters. in lower manhattan, a parking garage has collapsed. six workers were inside.
what a day, what a twist. good evening, scott. reporter: norah, this was a true last-minute settlement. just after opening statements were set to begin, judge erik davis announced to the court, the parties have resolved their case. a blockbuster settlement averting a potentially landmark trial. t the truth matters. reporter: lawyers for dominion voting systems celebrated their settlement fox news, this afternoon, announcing they would pay 2 million more than $787 million. today s settlement of $787,500,000 represents vindication and accountability. lies have consequences. the truth does not know red or blue. reporter: dominion had been seeking $1.6 billion in damages from fox for defamation, arguing the company knew the claims of election fraud aired by their guests and some of their hosts
norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us, as we are coming to you tonight from new york city. we begin with some breaking news in one of the most consequential media trials in decades. the $1.6 billion defamation case agait fox news. late this afternoon, the judge announcing a settlement was reached between dominion voting systems and the cable media giant. the ceo of the voting machine company says fox has admited to telling lies about the dominion company and has agreed to pay nearly $800 million to settle the case. fox said in a statement, we acknowledge the courts rulings, finding certain claims about dominion to be false. that is not a direct admission of guilt, but fox is seeking to avoid the embarrassment and the media circus of having its top stars and executives appear on the witness stand. cbs s scott macfarlane starts us off tonight from outside the courthouse.