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but everyone has a right to. everyone has the right to say. the but. the but. this is the w. s line from berlin back to square one the british prime minister buys more time for brags that theresa may is back in downing street but if she can persuade british lawmakers to pass her deal this time the u.k. will only have a couple more weeks to propose an alternative way forward so that all breaks it options are wide open while the prime minister s own position grows more perilous also coming up. we of procuring the pocket. book. we brokered. a message to new zealand from a new mom whose mosque was attacked in christ church one week on from the shooting that claimed fifty lives a nation pauses for empathy and unity. and will meet to work the fans from english who are planning a trip to the rugby world cup in japan and get this it promises to be quite a journey especially because it s by bike. thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin this broadcast in the united ....
truth will always matter, that journalism and journalist will . i m shepard smith. goodbye. greg: wow. i m neil cavuto and like you have a little stunned and a little heartbroken. i don t know what to say. shepard smith, as i said, just a few days ago on this very network. a decent human being, a heart as big as texas. i didn t say texas at the time. just lower manhattan. it wow. a better newsman you probably cannot find. again, a bigger more emotionally connected to humankind, you cannot find. shepherd, i don t know what the heck you are planning to do or where you will go but i just know you will be great at doing it and you deserve the best that life has to offer. i m sorry if i m a little shell-shocked here but i m going to miss my buddy. all right. onto the news at hand as shepard would say because breaking news does change everything and we have a lot of it going on right now including stocks that are just taking off. it s the word right now, the tentative deal is to l ....
survival story. how did american newlyweds manage to stay alive as a volcano erupted around them? plus cbs news flies over the danger zone tonight as fears grow it could erupt again. just look at that plume. this is the closest we can get to the volcano. o donnell: suing over safety. a little girl dies after falling from her grandfather s arms. tonight her grieving parents file suit, saying the cruise line is to blame. and profiles in service. from afghanistan to the ivy league, a former navy seal s new mission and the partner he says makes it possible. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening. thank you so much for joining us. police in new jersey say they found a pipe bomb at the scene of that deadly shootout in new jersey tuesday. newly released surveillance video suggests the shooters, a man and woman, targeted a kosher market, wielding rifles as people on the street took off running. before ....
usaa. what you re made of we re made for tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. after president trump takes aim at the head of the cdc, dr. robert redfield, and what he said about a potential vaccine and timeline, the nation s top doctors tonight come to dr. redfield s defense. and what dr. anthony fauci is saying about when millions of americans will likely get a vaccine. the president offering his own timeline, much closer to the election. and all of this as the u.s. now nears 200,000 american lives lost. tonight here, a reality check. abc news reaching out to the leaders, the scientists leading more than a half dozen vaccine trials. so, what do they say about when there could be a vaccine and when americans could get it? also, the new obstacles for schools. new york city schools and the setback. and the pastor who told members of his own congregation they didn t have to wear masks now reportedly in the icu, battling the virus. the remnants of hurri ....