actually does a reporter in there that you might recognize. >> i was so excited to find out i made a bill hennessyof instant coverage sketching might seem like old-school but hennessy says otherwise. >> it has changed and now 24-hour news, they wanted immediately and is almost as soon as the gavel strikes. courts adjourned and it's like how soon could you have that? my method of working lends itself to this because i draw fast and i like that kind of energy. now it's more demanding than ever. >> do you ever think about the legacy and these moments in time that you captured? no camera could be there but your artwork is going to be what we have. >> i haven't really dwelled too much on that. that is pretty special and in that regard, i am going to let my kids figure out what the heck to do with all of those historical images. >> wonderful look back at his career. bill hennessy was 67 years old and he will be missed. that's it for today. thank you for joining us. have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday.

bill hennessy captured drawings of some of the most consequential legal proceedings of the last 40 yearsnews and dominion voting systems, bill hennessy brought his sketchpad into courtrooms where cameras aren't allowed. if a picture tells a thousand words, bill leaves us with a thousand pictures. he died unexpectedly monday, his 67th birthday. and that is tonight "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >>>>my parents when they came from michoacan, mexico. one of their first jobs was working in the fields. >>>>they pick the produce we >> they pick the produce we buy at grocery stores, but many farmworkers struggle to feed their own families. [ speaking in a global language ] we'll show you how a local food bank is refusing to let them go hungry. >> we want to make sure they know they're not alone, that we are here to be their voice and to advocate for them. >>> i'm anne makovec in for liz. california has one of the largest economies in the world, but not everybody is sharing in the wealth. the california association of food bank says close to nine million people in the st

bill hennessy is the veteran sketch artist who for years gave us a look inside the country's most memorable legal dramas, has now died with cameras not allowed in the supreme court. it was his sketches that are the only visual record of key moments that have shaped the law of the land, and when access was restricted, like in the senate chamber during trump's 2020 impeachment. it was hennessy's work that allowed us to see all of that history unfolding. and i remember in 2017, when then white house press secretary sean spicer barred tv cameras from the briefing room, the virginia native, hennessey was there to set the scene for those who could not see it for themselves. bill died on monday on his 67th birthday. he is survived by his wife, seven grandchildren and 13 grandchildren. we will miss him

bill hennessy is the veteran sketch artist who for years gave us a look inside the country's most memorable legal dramas, has now died with cameras not allowed in the supreme court. it was his sketches that are the only visual record of key moments that have shaped the law of the land, and when access was restricted, like in the senate chamber during trump's 2020 impeachment, it was hennessy's work that allowed us to see all of that history unfolding. and i remember in 2017, when then white house press secretary sean spicer barred tv cameras from the briefing room, the virginia native hennessey was there to set the scene for those who loved him. thank you so much for joining us tonight. live here on capitol hill. i'm kaitlan collins, cnn news night with abby phillip is up next tonight, bowing out, the fbi director says he'll give donald trump what he wants, a clean slate to shape the bureau in his image the moment he takes office. >> plus, joe rogan, it's a dirty, dirty business. >> the business of insurance is gross. >> and elizabeth warren, say a ceo murder underlines how americans feel c

hennessy's career spanned decades he passed away on monday which was also his birthday. shannon sat down with billear in his studio in virginia. >> i want them to feel as though they are there. i am not trying to shaded in any particular way. that is my responsibility. that is my job. >> you do not know his face but you do know his work. in a city or courtroom drama drives news but cameras are rarely invited in. artist bill hennessey is there with his pencils and paper. but they tried to do more than undoubtedly record with their but catch the energy and the emotion of what is there. >> it is a profession he stumbled into as a young art student. what's our department got a phone call, the woman at the doors of the tv station on the phone anyone be interested in drawing a courtroom? and i jumped at it. and much to my surprise it is been over 40 years. >> at what point did you transition to this is going to be the work that i do? >> it was crazy the whole concept of it was basically, imagine wherever you are walking into a room full of deep people say quickly new drawing of this. i'm like what i dra