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A new round of hearings. Reporter mr. President , will you participate in the Impeachment Hearings next week . Odonnell a woman is convicted of homicide after killing a young woman in newn a. A human dynamo steals the show, setting a west point record. Hes crying tears of joy. Odonnell a babys cry never sounded so good. Why this little boys parents have so much to be thankful for. And a new approach that could give new hope to Pancreatic Cancer patients. This is the Cbs Evening News with Norah Odonnell, odonnell good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. Just hours before tens of mill...

Spoke to every secretary of state, except in texas, and they confirmed they had not seen any widespread fraud. what you have seen in rationalizing a lot of these new laws that have led to restrictions in voting has been twofold. one, they point to very isolated incident. so, in new jersey, for example, there was a local municipal election where there was some issues with ballots in mailboxes. they came rubber band. but they were prosecuted. the system worked. the very few people who did try and cheat were caught. so that's one argument that you hear a lot is these very isolated incidents being...

Ongoing emergency about who's dying and when. obviously hugely significant. this is his administration. florida has been touting covid death by a death date. it appears even during a spike like we are seeing right now, the death would be on a down slope. you can see the red line which shows the data death was reported. bottom line, the facts divergeo of desantis. here is desantis' response. >> it is absurd when something has been going on for a long

Alternative if you choose not to be vaccinated. steve: the worry is all the people who are dying for the most part are the unvaccinated. so companies are saying do you know what? we have got to protect the people at our place of employment because there would be huge liability issues for us if we didn't have some sort of a, you know, a policy. so that's why mask mandates and vaccine mandates are gaining traction. brian: so you think these people that aren't vaccinated would sue their company? steve: i don't know. perhaps their heirs would if somebody dies. ainsley: we want a safe environment. ...

There was concern rain could weaken the ground, causing it to give way. it's burned almost 4300 acres and 10% contained at this point. >> reporter: 600 firefighters battling blazes in bone-dry brush. >> it's been quite the firefight. we've had winds moving up slope, down slope. >> reporter: the beach towns and homes and nearly 100,000. thousands of homes threaten thousands of people forced to flee. flames ingfling highway 154. for some the only way to safety. after day break, tanker air drops, more helicopters joining the fight. >> the really hard, difficult piece of country to fight fire