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For. america strong. tonight, the images from across this country on mothers day signaling a new chapter. the in-person reunions, the long overdue hugs. families now vaccinated. in dickinson, texas, jacob porter surprising his mother, pamela, after 13 months apart. in southern pines, north carolina, u.s. air force airman first class charles smith iii surprising his mother, roxanne, at the local ihop. theyve been going there for mothers day breakfast ever since it opened, but she had no idea her ...

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All recommendations the cdc director will sign off and vaccinations could start within days. david? >> victor oquendo, thank you. and there is another important headlines on the virus tonight. the world health organization calling the indian variant, what theyre seeing now in india and with cases now showing up here in the u.s., theyre calling the variant a global variant of concern. tonight here, our team now on the ground in india. the popup clinics on the side of the road. and they are runn...

Escalate even further. >> reporter: exactly, david. the rocket attacks are continuing and there are fears that the violence will escalate further, with prime minister benjamin netanyahu warning that the militants crossed a red line today by trying to hit jerusalem and a heavy price will be paid. david? >> all right, martha raddatz with us tonight. thank you, martha. we turn next here to the battle inside the republican party. that vote nearing, congresswoman liz cheney, will she be ousted from...

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>> ive had this issue before, last year. unfortunately, the science isnt there yet, at that level has no effect on the horse at all. >> reporter: despite the controversy, bafferts quest for the triple crown continues. >> yes, im going to run two horses. >> reporter: tonight the preakness stakes says the eligible to race is under review one for certain, those who placed bets are not winning or losing any money those results are final. still to come tonight, bitter social media divide fascinatin...

Girls were laid to rest after yesterdays suicide car bombing. >> duncan: derby doubt, medinas spirit failed the drug test. finally, this mothers day, finally, this mothers day, shes nearly 80 and still caring for babies. >> the reward is to see the smile. this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york. heres jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening. theres good news on americas covid recovery. new cases of the virus, hospitalizations and deaths are all down. nearly 35% of american adults have been ...

>> reporter: a welcome sight at mumbai international airport tarmac as a shipment of life saving supplies arrived, among them ventilators, now hard to come by. its a crisis playing out across the nation. desperate families are turning to oxygen clinics on the street while those in need of ventilators wait in ambulances outside overwhelmed hospitals. >> it was like what we were dealing last year in new york. last year, we were getting all the supplies. people were coming to help us out. >> dr. as...

Mola, not a lot of people behind you right now. >> reporter: well, thats right, jericka, but, generally, travel seems to be up this week. people we spoke with here today said they felt safer about traveling because the ones we spoke with are among the countrys vaccinated. nationwide, new covid cases and hospitalizations are generally down. travel, at least this weekend, is up. a mothers day travel rush today as passengers from l.a. to new york take flight. more than 1.7 million travelers nationw...

>> a statue of this animal has been on display in the state capitol for over 30 years but is the property to have the u.s. navy around as cbs kris van cleave reports, they want it back. >> the u.s.s. wisconsin is no stranger to strife. she fought in world war ii, the korean war and first gulf war but is now in a battle over a badger sized piece of history pitting this grey lady against the wisconsin state house. >> there are people who remember going to the capitol, touching the badgers nose.