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Day 5 and counting of the Government Shutdown, but today, con congress finally, found something they could agree on. The house passed a bill authorizing back pay for federal furloughed employees when they get back to work. We can vote to open the government today. We know that there are enough members of the house of representatives, democrats and republicans, who are prepared to vote to reopen the government today. The pentagon is reopening kind of. Rattle pinkston joins us from capitol hill to explain why workers at the Defense Department are going back to work. Jonathan, this is pretty sign...

Nations schools. The Obama Administration displayed a new sense of urgency the final decision on a u. S. Response will be made by the commander in chief itself. This ceremony was honoring the members of his military fighting it. Obama was always cautious on the subject of syria. Possible military options against syria. Now Navy Officials have said that there are four destroyers from the sixth fleet in the Eastern Mediterranean sea. These ships are armed with guided is missiles. , each led by an Aircraft Carrier and supported by destroyers a submarine and supply ships. And earlier this year the...

Of this as soon as possible. Test, trace and isolate. Thats the hard part. Its easy for him to be a cheerleader and he should behind the scenes be pressing every single lever of government to speed a vaccine safely and effectively along. The press conferences suggesting by fall, i agree with dr. Kaplan, its much more about a Reelection Campaign than any matter of science. He also stressed, dr. Caplan, that testing is overrated. He didnt say that today, it was yesterday but he said testing is overrated. Its overrated in the white house. Its not overrated if youre doing actual medicine and tryin...

This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western edition. The target is two miles wide and 300 million miles away. But today, the European Space agency landed a spacecraft on a comet, a first in human history. The lander named philae shot these pictures on approach to the comet, which is called 67 p, a name as gray as the boulders and ridges that litter its surfacee. Philae bounced once when an anchoring system failed to catch. When it settled, it began sending signals, but it has not sent pictures from the surface yet. Charlie dagata is at Mission Contr...