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This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell, reporting from the Nations Capital. Odonnell good evening odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. Were going to begin tonight with breaking news and a state of emergency in louisville, kentucky. As we come on the air, protesters and police are clashing that. The National Guard is on alert, and the city is under a mandatory curfew after a grand jury decided not to indict three Police Officers in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor. The 26yearold emergency room technician was shot six times in her apartment back in march by Plainclo...

Repetitively in the past. Odonnell the Nations Health officials testify today and reveal 90 of americans could still get the coronavirus. Plus, optimism for a onedose vaccine as Johnson Johnson begins its latestage trial. Honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg tonight, the emotional farewell begins, the young girls who were inspired to pay tribute, and more than 100 of her law clerks lined the steps of the Supreme Court to say goodbye. The chief justice memorializes a woman he called a fighter during her 27 years on the court. Ruth wanted to be an opera virtuoso, but became a rock star instead. Odonnell...

Agree to a drug test . G, i wonder why. Peter doocys live in cleveland outside the debate. Boy, peter, where is this going . Harris, there are likely plenty of people in the neighborhood who could administer a drug test, since the debate of any behind us is right across the street from the cleveland clinic. But the Biden Campaign is saying the democratic nominee will not submit a sample despite President Trumps insistence that they both offer one as a performanceenhancing drug test. Im willing to take a drug test. I think he should, too. He said a very uneven i watched him with some of the das...

The lawsuit filed by a former Louisville Metro Police officer against Breonna Taylor's boyfriend has been dismissed.

Defeated Jefferson Circuit Judge Mary Shaw, who approved the warrant that ended in Breonna Taylor's death, lost re-election and blamed "false narratives' surrounding the case.