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justice clarence thomas. border city overwhelmed. migrants overcrowding emergency shelters as they seek asylum claims. cbs omar villafranca reports tonight from el paso. and "on the road." cbs steve hartman with a lesson in kindness, both inside and outside the classroom. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this friday. im jericka duncan in for norah. ...

i know we will all be tuning in to watch that interview. hello to everyone at home. i am alicia menendez. we kick things off with the latest maneuvers by team trump to avoid accountability to hold on to power. aided and abetted by republican leadership. according to new nbc news reporting, trump believes the search of his florida home will help him clinch the 2024 republican nomination for president. team trump is relying on and exploiting existing resentments within the republican bas...

Week-long meltdown impacting tens of thousands of passengers. but first, a major break in that murder case of four university of idaho students. authorities arrested 28-year-old bryan christopher kohberger at his parents home in pennsylvania. he is now facing four counts of first degree murder. and we still dont know the motive in the killings of the college students, which sent shock waves across the country. cbs danya bacchus starts us off tonight from idaho. still a lot of questions. good eve...

On May 25, 2022, Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee signed into the law the Rhode Island Cannabis Act, which legalized recreational cannabis.  As a result, Rhode Island has joined a...

On May 25, 2022, Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee signed into the law the Rhode Island Cannabis Act, which legalized recreational cannabis. As a result, Rhode Island has joined a small but growing minority of states that extend employment protections to employees who use marijuana during non-working hours. With certain exceptions discussed below, an employer’s ability to

>> reporter: the fight today a law in florida parental rights and education the new law limits how schools can talk about gender. they fear their son may not be able to talk about his two dads in the classroom. >> there is some anxiety about it. blake asked me, maybe yesterday, what does that mean? >> at the dinner table of the home, theyve been having many of the same conversations. >> i feel like its well, yeah, you can adopt these children but keep your business at home. >> have you guys had ...

Landscape for gun owners across the country. >> it is a hot button issue. the supreme court hasnt tackled in more than a decade second amendment and gun control. todays challenge new york permitting law limits who can legally carry a gun outside their home. the plaintiffs argue the right to self-defense should be enough not the heightened showing that new york requires. chief justice roberts pressed new york solicitor general barbara underwood on that point. >> if the purpose of the second amend...

Are about cutting costs, despite the company setting crime is the reason was there trying to cut costs of the $900 in free merchandise people steal from them but i digress, walgreens the shutdown 17 stores in the last 5 years but on average it pays 50 times more insecurity to protect its bay area locations than anywhere else in the country. todd: carley: firemen portland protesters causing 500,$000 with damage in the city, local police stood by, due to a new lot in the state they say prohibits l...

>> we have almost 230 bipartisan cosponsors of this bill, and its not a partisan issue. this is a bipartisan concern. >> reporter: the house passeded a bipartisan bill two years ago to eliminate, with 27 democratic votes and even liberal barney frank. the reason so many oppose it is the president would appoint 15 people who would lend increases in medicare spending to 1% faster than economic growth. and the law limits review of its decisions by congress and the courts. two republican physicians,...

Government is slapping on toyota. toyota has two weeks to decide whether it will pay that fine or fight it in court. one interesting thing, tamron, we were just over at ohare airport talking with the secretary of transportation, ray lahood. and i asked him point-blank, listen, you have a company with 25 to $30 billion in cash on hand. $16 million is a slap on a wrist to a company with those kind of reserves. would you fine them more if you could. he told me, of course. but im limited by the law....