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i. came in through nov 14th w. this is d w news a live from berlin nato is divided the french president warned be alliance is facing brain death but germany s chancellor rejects mccraw as claims that the u.s. can no longer be relied upon to defend its allies or get reactions from washington also coming up. and go on the streets of iraq another day of anti-government demonstrations turns deadly security forces used live fire on protesters plus where in west germany people were interested enough they gave us clothes. they gave us money we are helping everyone to talk to as germany remembers the fall of the limb wall we meet a former east german refugee he says his experience is driving him to help a new generation of asylum seekers. i m told me all of the well welcome to the program nato members are at odds at the worst possible time as the world marks 30 years since the cold war began to end france a crucial member of the winning team suggests this alliance no longer functions ....
a new round of hearings. reporter: mr. president, will you participate in the impeachment hearings next week? o donnell: 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. he s crying tears of joy. o donnell: a baby s cry never sounded so good. why this little boy s 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 o donnell, o donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. just hours before tens of millions of americans head home for the thanksgiving holiday, back-to-back storms may be ruining their plans. two out of three people will feel the impact from heavy snow winds. more than 2,000 flights were canceled or delayed today in the u.s. are only going to get worse. we ve got a team of reporters covering these monster storms and where they re heading. barry peder ....
what does the president want to know? did he ask about ukraine s efforts to battle corruption? of course not. did he ask how the war with russia was going? not a chance. on the phone, his voice loud enough, president trump asked sondland, is he s going to do the investigation? the answer was clear. he ensured trump that the ukrainian president was going to do it and that he would do anything you asked him to. if that wasn t telling enough, my colleagues, in a conversation that followed, an american diplomat dining with sondland asked if it was true that president trump didn t give a blank about ukraine, sondland agreed, saying the president cared only about big stuff. the diplomat noted that there was big stuff in ukraine, like a war with russia. sondland replied that the president cared only about big stuff that benefits him personally. like the biden investigation that mr. giuliani was pushing. in that short conversation, we learned everything we need to know about the 45th ....
tonight, breaking news. the bombshell note for the jury in the harvey weinstein trial. what the jury asked the judge and how the judge responded. are they deadlocked on two charges? and have they come to agreement on the other three? dan abrams tonight on what this could mean. also breaking tonight, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg gives in. after intense pressure on the debate stage from elizabeth warren and others, what bloomberg has now decided about some of the women who signed those nondisclosure agreements. the other headline as we come on the air tonight. u.s. intelligence believes the russians are not only trying to help president trump but they re trying to help bernie sanders on the democratic side. tonight, sanders message to the russians just in. news on the coronavirus. here in the u.s., alarming words from the cdc. they are now preparing for a possible, even likely spread in the u.s. and mobs surrounding busses they thought were carrying pati ....
tonight, the coronavirus hits a chilling milestone in the u.s. the president speaking moments ago, defending his decision making in fighting the virus. also, families trying to protect themselves from the virus, forced into shelters, as deadly tornadoes strike several states. tonight, new york now reporting more than 10,000 dead. 671 deaths on easter sunday alone. while at the same time, the governor revealing the curve appears to be flattening. as tonight, other parts of the country are still bracing for the peak in their region. the sobering message tonight from massachusetts governor, facing their worst week yet. chicago firefighters wearing masks at a funeral for one of their own on the front lines. and now, every state in the u.s. reporting deaths from the virus. tonight, the new move. some governors in the northeast banding together. other governors in the west joining together too. trying to coordinate a plan to reopen their states carefully. as the president says to ....