carter. >> evans: thanks, weijia.omorrow on "face the nation," margaret brennan's guests include dr. anthony fauci. former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. and amazon worldwide consumer c.e.o. dave clark. well, millions of americans are facing wintry weather as they head home after the long thanksgiving weekend. in the pacific northwest, pounded by heavy rain for a week now, could see several more inches in the days ahead. heading east, a fast-moving system is expected to bring snow around the great lakes, and the plows are already out in buffalo, new york, as lake effect snow falls across the region. shoppers turned out in large numbers on black friday, but so did smash-and-grab thieves. organized groups storming stores and taking off with arms full of merchandise. they've hit california retailers especially hard, and cbs' lilia luciano is in los angeles with the latest. lilia. >> reporter: well, carter, it's been a busy small-business saturday, but l.a.p.d. is bracing for what could be another night of those

. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in los angeles where u.s.rs are about to reopen to international travelers. >> duncan: plus, covid checkup. shots for kids and rising infections in the west. we'll ask dr. david agus aboutai fe' thwinter aad. police search for answers into the concert crush that killed eight people. >> reporter: i'm lilia luciano in houston where many are coming to pay tribute at this memorial as we learn more about the victims. >> duncan: debt forgiveness, students with predatory loans find new relief. and later, the canoe builder. this indigenous artist is sharing what he knows, and there's lessons for all of us. >> this is the cbs weekend news. from new york here's jericka duncan. >> duncan: good evening, thank you for joining us, president biden begins a new week with something he and democrats have been lacking, momentum. but they've got it for now with the house passage of this massive bipartisan infrastructure plan. still, sharp divisions remain with republicans and democrats. late today the president and first lady see

. >> o'donnell: wow, carter evans, thank you. the committee investigating the capitol hill riots issued more subpoenas today, adding 10 former trump administration officials to their list. and as cbs' nikole killion reports, it comes as a threatening phone call is raising new concern for the safety of house members. >> who knew what? >> reporter: tonight, disturbing messages for michigan congressman fred upton, after he and 12 other republicans voted for president biden's infrastructure bill late friday night. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: this death threat left on his office voice mail: >> i hope your -- family dies. i hope everybody in your -- staff dies. you piece of - traitor! >> we've seen civility really downslide heree s to them. >> reporter: u.s. capitol police say they expect more than 9,000 threats against members of congress before the end of the year. >> they rigged the election. >> reporter: former president trump has kept up the attacks on upton and his colleagues, saying they should be ashamed of voting wi

carter evans and ramy inocencio teamed up to track goods on their long trip from china to the u.s.ross the globe with ramy inocencio in hong kong. >> reporter: good morning from a helicopter above hong kong, one of the world's busiest cargo terminals is just right there in mainland china. it's called yantian, and it is so important to u.s./china trade. all goods from china is processed through this port. it's how american phillip richardson gets his high performance speakers to u.s. consumers. that's been tough since this summer. power cuts have been rippling across eastern china and still are. >> if we're shut downpour more than 15 minutes, then it creates a headache. >> reporter: the electricity was on when cbs news visited his factory in guangzhou, china's manufacturing metropolis. workers assembled speaker driver, installed them in cabinets and boxed them up bound for the u.s., up to 2,000 in a day. richardson says the blackouts have been wasted time and money. >> and sometimes there's no notice. they'll -- the power shuts down and 30 minutes later we'll get a call from the vil

cbs's carter evans is going to lead off our coverage in los angeles as a new vaccination mandate is int tonight. good evening, carter. >> reporter: right, that one mandate went into effect here today, but tonight, we're just learning that florida governor ron desantis says that white house plan to require workers to get vaccinated or tested once a week, well, he says that's unconstitutional, and he's suing. tonight, tough new vaccine measures that are expected to impact 84 million workers. the labor department is now requiring employers with 100 or more employees to get their workers fully vaccinated, or test them for covid at least once a week. unvaccinated workers must also wear a face mask in the workplace. employers who fail to comply by january 4 could be fined nearly $14,000 per violation. >> thank you for joining us. >> reporter: but at a committee hearing in washington today, some senators blasted the idea of more rules to fight covid. >> back away from mandates. educate, encourage, inform. don't be divisive. >> reporter: in san francisco, officials are moving forward with plan

norah. >> o'donnell: wow, carter evans, thank you.estigating the capitol hill riots issued more subpoenas today, adding 10 former trump administration officials to their list. and as cbs' nikole killion reports, it comes as a threatening phone call is raising new concern for the safety of house members. >> who knew what? >> reporter: tonight, disturbing messages for michigan congressman fred upton, after he and 12 other republicans voted for president biden's infrastructure bill late friday night. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: this death threat left on his office voice mail: >> i hope your (bleep) family dies. i hope everybody in your (bleep) staff dies. you piece of (bleep). traitor! >> we've seen civility really downslide here. i'm concerned about my staff. they're taking these calls. they're threats to them. >> reporter: u.s. capitol police say they expect more than 9,000 threats against members of congress before the end of the year. >> they rigged the election. >> reporter: former president trump has kept up the attacks

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carter evans, thank you.urn now to an alarming rise in covid cases less than two weeks before thanksgiving. new cases are rising in more than 20 states and hospitalizations are up in 14 states. in colorado, covid wards are packed almost to capacity, and 80% of those patients are unvaccinated. cbs' mola lenghi is there. >> reporter: colorado's surge in average daily covid cases up 17% in the last two weeks is pushing the healthcare system to the brink. >> certainly at the rates that we're going, we're not slowing down right now. >> reporter: 95% of colorado's i.c.u. beds are in use, more than at any other point during the pandemic. as we're moving into the winter season here, is there a certain sense of anxiety as we're approaching? >> yeah, absolutely. i think everybody just worries where are we at? what are we going to do? >> reporter: that anxiety prompted governor jared polis to issue an executive order allowing all adult residents to get boosters. california and new mexico have done the same. >> please, i

here's cbs's carter evans. >> i don't have to compete to have a great life. >> reporter: tonight for the first time, tiger woods is publicly acknowledging a stark reality. >> i can still maybe if my leg gets good enough, maybe click off a tournament here or there. but as far as climbing the mountain to get all the way to the top, i don't think that's a real estatic expectation of my. iinkomhings reislying the touainnentire one again. >> reporter: after the car acident woods said he thought he might lose his right leg. he was seen working on his swing. he is recovering from multiple back and knee injuries but says this time is different. >> i don't have the same endurance in my right leg yet. i am still developing that. it will take time and more work. it's an unfortunate reality but it's my reality. i understand it and ep is it. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: today, we learned lee elder e one to have the golf legends who inspired tiger woods has died. elder made history in 1975 as the first black golfer to play in the masters. this year, elder served

cbs' carter evans and ramy inocencio teamed up to track goods on their long trip from china to the u.swe begin with ramy inocencio in hong kong. hi, ramy. >> reporter: norah, hi. that's right. the early warnings that we're hearing for american consumers to buy their holiday gifts early really is the result of a perfect storm. the pandemic here in china shuttered a lot of factories, but americans stuck at home and still with money to burn actually bought more goods. add to that, the shortage of containers, ships, and power-- that's both electrical and manmade. the manufacturing metropolis of guangzhou, china is where these high-performance speakers begin their long journey to the united states. on a good day, workers here build and box up 2,000 speakers, as long as the electricity is on. >> if we're shut down for more than 15 minutes, then it creates a headache. >> reporter: american philip robertson runs the factory, and says random power outages plaguing china are costing him time and money. a generator keeps the factory running. >> so electricity from a generator for our application

carter evans has the latest. >> reporter: with a record number of containers piled high at the portsh, idle cranes may be a surprising sight. >> there is no room in the yard to offload a vessel. >> reporter: local long shoreman union president took us dock side to explain why it now takes so much longer to unload these ships. >> it's normally cooking around here. everybody's moving. but because there is no space in the yard, there's not that much we can offload. >> reporter: so that's why we are not seeing a lot more cranes moving around? >> that's correct. >> increased consumer spending during the pandemic led to even more imports clogging up the ports. do you guys take pride in the amount of con tapers you can move? >> oh, definitely, it's like a game. it's a challenge. it is a fun. you know? >> reporter: crane operator rick mckra used to work a lot faster. >> how long would it take you in general to unload a ship like this? >> probably three and a half, four days. >> how long is it taking now? >> taking about nine, sometimes longer. >> he can only unload a container when there is

i understand it and i accept it. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: todayarned lee elder, one of the golf legends who inspired tiger woods has died. elder made history in 1975 as the first black golfer to play in the masters. this year, elder served as an honorary starter at the masters. his health didn't allow him to tee off, but he called it one of the most emotional experiences of his life. lee elder was 87 years old. and still ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news," a major player in social media calls it quits, and the white house decks the halls. he halls. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. dawn powerwash now available in free & clear. manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different direction, you might feel bothered by it. so talk to a urologist. because a bend in your erection might be peyronie's disease or pd. it's a condition that involves a buildup of scar tissue. but, it's treatable. xiaflex is the only fda- approved nonsurgical treatment

here is cbss carter evans. >> i don't have to play golf to have a great life. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time tiger woods is publically acknowledging a stark reality. >> if my leg gets good enough, maybe particular off a tournament here or there. but -- maybe tick off a tournament here or there. i think something realistic is playing the tour and never full time ever again. >> reporter: after a serious car accident last year, he thought he would lose his right leg. last week, he was seen working on his swing. the golfer is previously recovered from multiple back surgeries and knee injuries. but he said this time is different. >> i don't quite have the same endurance in my right leg yet. i'm still developing that, and it will take time and time and time and time and work and more work. it's an unfortunate reality and it's my reality, i understand it and i accept ist. >> and we learn today that lee elder, has died. elder made history in 1975 as the first black golfer to play in the masters. this year, elder served as an honorary starter at the masters. his health did not allow hi

cbs' carter evans is going to lead off our coverage in los angeles as a new vaccination mandate is inect tonight. good evening, carter. >> right. that one mandate went into effect today. tonight we're just learning that florida governor ron desantis says that white house plan to require workers to get vaccinated or test once a week, well, he says that's unconstitutional and he is suing. tonight tough new vaccine measures that are expected to impact 84 million workers. the labor department is now requiring employers with 100 or more employees to get their workers fully vaccinated or test them for covid at least once a week. unvaccinated workers must also wear a face mask in the workplace. employers who failed to comply by january 4th could be fined nearly $14,000 per violation. >> thank you for joining us today. >> reporter: but at a committee hearing in washington today, some senators blasted the idea of more rules to fight covid. >>ack ay from mandates. don't be divisive. >> reporter: in san francisco, officials are moving forward with plans to extend the city's indoor proof of vacci

i'm carter evans at the port of los angeles. when they finally dock and unload, the containers are stacked as far as the eye can see, waiting several days for trucks and trains to carry them across the country. by the time the speakers from china finally land at alto in new york, months have passed and ceo jon haber says he is paying a hefty premium for shipping. >> now it costs like $25,000 and takes 90 days. >> reporter: so it takes longer and it costs like five times as much? >> what a bargain. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: these tiny electronic components are critical for another one of haber's products. >> this is more valuable than gold to us. >> reporter: but due to shortages overseas -- >> i'm sending them to product so they can make my products. >> reporter: and send it back to you? >> exactly. exactly. >> reporter: that sounds crazy! >> it's nuts. >> reporter: to avoid raising money, he is already raising prices. do you think they'll come back down? >> i've never seen a manufacturer raise the price and oh, we're sorr

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carter evans got an inside look at the unloading operation. >> reporter: with a record number of containers piled high at the ports of l.a. and long beach, idle cranes may be a surprising side. local longshoremen union president ramon ponce de leon took us dockside to explain why it takes so much longer to unload these ships. >> is normally cooking, everybody's moving, but because there is no space in the yard, there is not much we can offload. >> reporter: increased consumer spending during the pandemic lead to even more imports clogging up the ports. >> reporter: do you take pride in the amount of containers you can move? >> it's a game, a challenge, it's fun. back this crane operator used to to work a lot faster. >> reporter: how long would it take you to unload a ship like this in general? >> 3 to 4 days, but now it's about 9, sometimes longer. >> reporter: you may think these trucks lineup for the first load available, but that is not the case. they are here for specific containers, and sometimes they are in the middle of the pile. it is like a giant game of janke, move four containers

. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in los angeles where u.s.rs are about to reopen to international travelers. >> duncan: plus, covid checkup. shots for kids and rising infections in the west. we'll ask dr. david agus aboutai fe' thwinter aad. police search for answers into the concert crush that killed

carter evans in napa valley. >>> you should check out usgs's site. the u.s. survey, they have a lot to say about who there's much science behind water divining. but there's a lot of science behind what darryn is about to tell you. it doesn't look good. >> when we look at long range forecast, you know, it's good to look at them. there's no guarantee. anything passed a7 you don't want to go to the bank on too heavily. but we've gotten better over the years with long range forecasts. for the months of december, january, february, the shades on the map show you what the degree of confidence is. precipitation is either going to be above or below average. so as we come back here closer to home, we fall into the lighter shades of tan. which tell us, you know, there's a low to moderate degree of confidence we're going to be below average. that's all you can take away from this. but one other thing that does stand out about this map. that pretty much fits the profile almost exactly. for what the climatology is of a winter when you're under the influence of la nina. an

carter will vote yes on house resolution 795. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson votes yes on h.res. 795. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated mrs. kirkpatrick, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.res. 795. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: as the member designated mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote aye on h.res. 795. as the member designated by mr. khanna, i inform the house that mr. khanna will vote aye on h.res. 795. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: as the member designated, mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.res. 895. as the member designated ms. porter, i inform the house ms. porter will vote yes on h.res. 795. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose