get all the backing attention they could hopeful but the women don t receive enough when they re in the medical and that s why we re here to cheer them on that want to see. anyone up for even cycle along with them for part of the journey everyone s invited no matter their gender. i think that s the point why is there toward a force for men and not for women surely there s room for both. cycling along with the women has become really popular now for security reasons only 100 athletes are allowed on the road at any one time when i know my mom has so many cyclists have joined us it s amazing that means our message is being heard and that s a fantastic feeling this official can. 4 days in 650 kilometers later we re in sandy aid of always mountains a tough section lies ahead. but thankfully claire is in great shape and up for the
challenge in fact just 2 weeks ago she competed in the french cycling championships . but it s not a steep climb but it drags on. unlike the men who get nutriti
a lab where scientists for weeks ntis time get an up close look at how climate change is altering life on the ocean floor. buried alive the frantic tarch for survivors after an fvalanche hits a swiss ski resort. and former prisoners change peir lives by taking the stage ind writing their own second act. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. garrett: good evening, yoeryone. norah is off tonight. i m major garrett. we begin with postholiday headaches for millions of travelers, especially those on the road. according to a prediction from da.a., today, the day after holidays, and for many, it sp aiving up to its billing. a powerful snowstorm shut down two of the nation s busiest interstates today in, of all eftces, southern california. that left cars and trucks stranded for hours. elsewhere, there s been heavyra.
that messy mix is expected to push all the way to new england over the next few days. t ll get to the forecast in a moment, but first, jamie yuccas leads us o
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