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with you. good afternoon. good afternoon. president trump has just landed here in north carolina, traveling with the secretary of health and human services. one person definitely not traveling with him is robert o brien, who has just tested positive for the coronavirus and has become the highest ranking member of the trump administration to do so. and in a sign of just how serious this has become for other senior administration officials, this morning, larry kudlow was wearing a mask on camera while speaking to reporters. i see with great clarity though way to get out where they are kind of pausing their reopening is to go back to basic fundamentals that deborah birx and anthony fauci have been arguing, and incidentally, they are on it. so, i ve been saying it a lot. i ve been wearing my own mask much more. you guys are doing it out here, and i respect that. and the president said that he has not seen his national security advisor lately. he said he would be calli ....
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and we re doing very good with the numbers. you see it s going down in arizona very, very substantially and rapidly, going down in california, going down in texas, going down in florida. other areas are propping up a little bit, but we re watching them very closely. we understand the disease and we re watching them very closely, especially our senior citizens and our senior citizens residences. if i m victorious in november, i plan to forgive these taxes and make permanent cuts to the payroll tax. aisle goi i m going to make them all permanent. now, joe biden and the democrats may not want that. they don t want that because they re adding $3 trillion in taxes. so, they ll have the option of raising everybody s taxes and taking this away. but if i win, i may extend and terminate in other words, i ll extend it beyond the end of the year and terminate the tax, so we ll see what happens. biden probably won t be doing that. you ll have to ask him. i don t think he knows wh ....
capitol hill defends the use of tear gas in d.c. s lafayette park as an officer with the national guard testifies protesters were met with excessive force. the events i witnessed at lafayette square on the evening of june 1 were deeply disturbing to me and fellow national guardsmen. o donnell: campaign 2020, america decides. joe biden says he ll pick his running mate next week. so who is on the short list? deadly shark attack. a 63-year-old woman killed by a great white shark as shark sightings in new york force popular beaches to close along the coast. two fatal accidents brought new york city to shut down a popular moped-sharing company. could other cities do the same? and tonight, military history: the woman now in charge of the u.s. army reserve, shattering a glass ceiling more than 100 this is the cbs evening news th norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for joining us tonight. wi ....
we were racing against the clock. this is my cousin. we are all out here trying to find her. we have done a polygraph for ed smart. they did not want that to come out. your daughter heard this man s voice. that was the voice of a man who called himself emmanuel. if we find her body as soon he heard elizabeth smart voice he cleared at her in this full story has never been told. picturesque mountain, quiet and affluent neighborhood slept a family. as the sun rose almost salt lake city on the morning of june 5, 2002. the sense of serenity the family once enjoyed would soon come to a tragic halt. the phone rang and the sergeant of the homicide squad said there had been a kidnapping of a minor girl and he was calling out the entire homicide squad. nancy: that girl was elizabeth smart. the daughter of ed and lois smart and one of six siblings, elizabeth was a shy, well spoken young lady with a talent for the harp. ed smart made the initial 911 call. ....