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According to the Department of Energy, there were at least 70 reported incidents involving intentional attacks to the U.S. power grid this year.

Whether that death was caused by the ongoing outage. norah? >> odonnell: mark strassmann, thank you. well now to a growing health concern there has been an increase in adderall prescriptions and now the fda say there is a nationwide shortage of the the adhd treatment drug. tonight cbs news investigates how a pandemic era rule change has made it easier to get adderal online. here is cbss anna werner. >> i have no idea this is caused by undiagnosed adhd. >> during the pandemic online mental health...

>> no damage reported. views are hashtag so that we can see what youre talking about. that is it for kpix 5. cbs evening news is next. we are ck at >> odonnell: tonight, the f.b.i. joins the hunt for those who knocked out power to tens of thousands after opening fire on electricity substations. the rush to restore lights and heat with cold temperatures expected overnight. cbs mark strassmann is in north carolina as authorities search for a suspect and a motive. a community in mourning. after a s...

Power and schools will be canceled for a second day after multiple power stations came under attack. officials say a person or group appears to have intentionally targeted the grid with gunfire. well, the f.b.i. is now involved in the investigation as the power company warns it could take days before electricity is fully restored. cbs mark strassmann is in moore county, north carolina, and is going to start us off this evening. good evening, mark. >> reporter: good evening, norah. and a communit...

The way moore county looks today. >> i can promise you to the perpetrators out there, we will find you. >> reporter: for now, this attack is not considered domestic terrorism, but people here are unnerved and with no power, school has been canceled in a curfew will be in effect again tonight. norah. >> odonnell: tough situation there. mark strassmann, thank you. well, tomorrow is election day in georgia for the u.s. senate runoff between democratic senator raphael warnock and g.o.p. challenger h...

Grateful to have come home to them yet full of despair. what will thanksgiving mean to you this year? >> it is a lot more to be thankful for now. it brings a new reality to how short life really can be and how evil this world really can be. >> reporter: jerecho says hes grateful to fierro but the veteran says he didnt do enough. >> there are five people i could not help and one of which was family to me. >> reporter: two days from thanksgiving, there is profound sad necessary in cringes, a time ...

Eyes. >> reporter: life saving, but heartbreaking for were the v. >> this is a family here as were the v, and bush at wbtv, and we are devastated for their families. >> reporter: a veteran member of the news room says the two men went flying to give myers elter.pecial training in t they both died doing w the h. odonnelloh, mark, nk youers anou with our cbs affiliate in charlotte. turning now to the thanksgiving travel rush. today is expected to be the busiest day for air travel, nearly 4.6 milli...

Come monday morning, uncrewed orion will fly within 60 miles of the lunar surface, then push on roughly 40,000 miles beyond the moon before heading home. >> weve got four eeks of mission to go. we are just barely starting to scratch the surface. >> reporter: today, the moon again. tomorrow, mars. >> thats one small step for man. >> reporter: nasas apollo program of yesterday and its artemis of today as alike and as different as brother and sister. mark strassmann, cbs news, kennedy space center....

>> odonnell: finally tonight, a historic moment in the sky. nasas artemis 1 blasted off early this morning on an unmanned mission to orbit the moon. cbs mark strassmann reports on the major step towards getting americans back on the moonsthes surface. >> reporter: for america, artemis 1 reopens the vault of deep space. >> back to the moon, and beyond. >> reporter: its irresistible force, nasas most powerful rocket ever. our irresistible object sailing among the stars to find our place in the uni...

On this "Face the Nation" broadcast, Sen. Tom Cotton and Rep. Jamie Raskin join Margaret Brennan.