the war in ukraine russian missiles hit a crowded shopping mall, possibly over a thousand people inside. the fear tonight of a rising civilian death toll. the hunger crisis in south sudan. we met this mother who walked for more than a month to get food for her eight month old. so he so weak he can barely eat, reports tonight in depth on the risk of starvation for millions. tonight s other top headlines, new video tonight of wnba brittney griner after 130 days in russian detention. and a terrifying moment in colombia, the deadly collapse killing at least four including a one-year old. and we ll end tonight with the hertz warming story of a 7 year old cancer patient s dream come true. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. reporting from the nation s capitol. good evening and thank you for joining us on this busy monday night. we begin tonight with breaking news, an horrific scene from america s heartland. an amtrak train knocked on its side in a missouri, c
investigation has revealed evidence that mr. cipollone repeatedly raised other and legal concerns about president trump s activities of january 6th and while the select committee appreciates mr. cipollone s earlier informal engagement with our investigation, with the ball now squarely in cipollone s quote the new york times is out with some important reporting, quote, the subpoena of a white house counsel a rare step for a congressional committee sent a clear signal of the aggressive tactics the panel is willing to use to force the cooperation of the white house top lawyer who could likely invoke attorney-client privilege in response to many questions. the committee has at times used the leverage of a subpoena or the leverage it creates to force witnesses to negotiate a deal for their cooperation. discussions about the scope of a possible appearance are expected to begin soon. lawyer familiar with cipollone s deliberations who was not authorized to speak on the record said th
never seen, and the only power they have is public legitimacy and to squander it and to squander it knowing that the public is furious is the kind of thing i ve just never seen in my career. you know, fatima, clarence thomas taking on contraception and same-sex relationships and gay marriage feels like everything dalia said on steroids. that s right. when you think about contra ception more than 90% of women in this country have taken contraception in their life. he s taking a long standing a part of the constitution in terms of their protections so multiple generations have grown up with that certainty, and so they re signalling that everything is on the table, that they are okay with pulling us
fatima. it doesn t look real that this is america in 2022, fatima. what justice thomas was doing in his decision was signaling to the right, signaling to state attorneys general and state legislatures to bring him those bills, to pass bills that go to undermining gay marriage, undermining contraception and undermining the privacy and intimacy of relationships and things that have been embedded in longstanding ways in our constitution and things that many people weren t aware could possibly be on the table. what he is saying is anything he is on the table and bring it to me. it s unbelievable. dalia, you write this in slate today. today the high court has proved itself to be a lethal combination of the history
she was there talking about the fact that republicans could possibly pass a federal ban on abortion. she said they could go after other things like ivf or iuds, fertility treatments or contraception, so she s saying, people need to pay attention. she talked about clarence thomas and named him and said that people need to pay attention to his opinion, which talks about possibly doing away with the legal protections that have allowed people to have same-sex marriage and contraception. she says it would be naive to really think that that opinion is sort of an anomaly and not something to pay attention to. she was really issuing a warning here and she was telling democrats they need to mobilize because we know that republicans worked on this issue for decades. she said now it s time for democrats to really make the case that they need to be elected and grow their majorities. yamiche, did she indicate to you that she would campaign on this issue and help deliver that message? well, it s