cbs news is in moscow. also tonight covid cases surge nationwide. infections and deaths set new records. >> this is jeopardy. >> garrett: and we remember the amazing alex trebek. >> let us play jeopardy. >> garrett: a man with all the answers dead at 80 this is the cbs weekend news. >> garrett: good evening, everyone, i'm major garrett in new york. today president-elect joe biden attended mass and visited his son beau's graivment he also began work on his transition. tomorrow mr. biden only the second catholic to win the presidency is set to announce a coronavirus task force to prepare him for the work ahead. much has to be done. last week was the worst ever in terms of new cases, hospitals are stressed, the death toll keeps rising. biden's victory was in part powered by voters critical of president trump's handling of the pandemic and his approach to public health precautions. the president's temperment also alienated voters in key states. today the president tweeted more false claims about fraud and theft of an election. he also played golf. the 21

there's much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a terror attack on the streets of austria, and a deadly gun battle tonight as some of the attackers are still on the loose. still on the loose. >> o'donnell: breaking overseas tonight, a terror attack in the austrian capital of vienna. at least one is dead and 15 wounded and several attackers are on the run. here is cbs's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: heavy gunfire rang out on the streets of vienna in what the austrian chancellor called a repulsive terror attack, a coordinated assault by multiple assailants not far from the city's main synagogue. six different locations. cell phone footage captured what appeared to be a gunman shooting a victim at point blank range. another showed a similarly dressed alleged attacker walking below and opening fire. with suspected active shooters still on the run. anti-terrorist squads launched a large scale security operation. police ordered people to stay in inside, avoid open squares and public transportation. all of europe has been on high alert af

and that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: good evening and welcome, are you looking live at time square in new york stirks the crossroads of america an our home tonight as america decidesment welcome to our cbs news election headquarters. i'm norah o'donnell and st almost 7:00 in the east, 4 o clocker in the west and polls are about to close in six states giving us the first results in an election night that may still not be over by the morning or the week. and ending a presidential campaign that is both historic and unprecedented. as we come on the air tonight the coronavirus pandemic has infected more than 9 million nationwide, stolen more than 230,000 american lives and cost more than 22 million jobs. in the process st not only we shape the reasons why americas say they voted, it has changed how we cast our ballots with more than 101 million people voting before election day. and millions more waiting in lines today. some for hours. we'll talk about all of that with our powerhouse c

debora patta, cbs news, sohannesburg, south africa. >> reid: next on the "cbs weekend news," we get as lesson from a 101-year-old voter. change your thinking to ibs-c. if your constipation >> reid: we end tonight with a story of inspiration. nikki battiste introduces us to a woman who understands the power of the vote. >> there we go. >> reporter: born before any woman had the right to vote... >> thank you so much. 101 years old. >> reporter: ...long lines on a y ney new york city day... >> your ballot is here. >> reporter: ...could not keep 101-year-old anna belfield from an opportunity to have her voice heard in 2020. >> all, old, young, should vote, bring us together as one. >> reporter: the retired nurse just tallied her 18th consecutive presidential election, 68 years after casting her first ballot for dwight d. eisenhower in 1952. >> at that time, i don't think the pressure was on people, as it is now. this vote means an awful lot. i'm just hoping that my vote will make a difference. and be counted. >> reporter: a bit of a local celebrity now. .> sign it for me. >> reporter: she

cbs news in moscow. covid cases are surging nationwide. infections and deaths set new record. >> this is jeopardy. >> we remember the amazing alex trebek. >> let us play jeopardy. >> the man with all the answers dead at 80. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening everyone, i'm major garrett in new york. today, president elect joe biden attended mass and visited his son's grave, he began worker on his transition. tomorrow, mr. biden, only the second catholic to win the presidency is set to announce a coronavirus task force to prepare him for the work ahead. much has to be done. last week was the worst ever in terms of new cases. hospitals are stressed. the death toll keeps rising. biden's victory was in part powered by voters critical of president trump's handling of the pandemic and his approach to public health precautions. the president's temperment alienated voters in kay states. today the president tweeted more false claims about fraud and theft of an election. he also played golf. the 210th such outing of his presidenc

we will see you back in an hour for more news. >> cbs weekend news is next captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight america braces for the fallout. the covid spotlight on travelers at home for thanksgiving, at airports, and millions more on the road. a new wave of infections and deaths likely on the way. >> to every american, this is the moment to protect yourself and your family. >> yuccas: the nfl blitzed by its own covid problems. games postponed, a stadium lockout and the broncos scramble without a quarterback. also tonight president trump lashes out again as legal losses pileup. >> as president of the united states, i don't have standing. what kind of a court system is this? >> yuccas: plus joe biden gets set to govern. could relations relations with t for a fall tha-w. we remember the actor behind darth vader's mask. cher to the res cue, helping save the world's loneliest el fat-- elephant and an early push to make the holiday spirit bright. >> to forget the world for just a teeny bit. >> in ishe cbs weekend news. >> yuccas: good evening, i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. to

cbs news projects new mexico t cbs news projects new mexico the winner there, joe biden, and that joetes decided in these few battlegrounds that are left, john dickerson. >> you know, norah we will have to see what the total votes are in texas and florida, and it is changing a little more, the vote is coming in for president trump in texas so it is slightly modifying my point but at one point right before the break, basically, the difference in the vote in texas was 360,000, in florida, it was 377,000, in other words, joe biden lost florida by more than he lost texas. >> oh, wow. >> so florida, the state we always have grown up knowing was super, super close. >> yes. >> well now texas looks like it is getting closer even though there is more vote coming in so that may not be true at the end of the night. >> that was that was a very good point he made, norah. >> it was worth waiting for. >> it was worth waiting for t . we are hearing not only incredible turnout in the early vote and mail in but also at the polls today that has weighed in favor of of president trump and many of those st

there's much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news."error attack on the streets of austria, and a deadly gun battle tonight as some of the attackers are still on the loose. attackers still on the loose. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. >> o'donnell: breaking overseas tonight, a terror attack in the austrian capital of vienna. at least one is dead and 15 wounded and several attackers are on the run. here is cbs's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: heavy gunfire rang out on the streets of vienna in what the austrian chancellor called a repulsive terror attack, a coordinated assault by multip

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that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes," i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles, i hope you have a great night. >>> it's really sad. we've been here for 15 years. >> and now at 6:00 as the pandemic claims another bay area business, others are hoping the holiday miracle to keep them afloat. >>> and plus a somber display for san francisco's city hall for the victims of the very different epidemic. >> we really want them to be safer against those that don't operate motor vehicles in safe manner. >> this is for most of us, a glorious beautiful day. don't get fooled by that and it is coming. we will time that out coming up. >> pushing the unusual thanksgiving appetizer. the testing before turkey campaign. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. as california and the rest of the country experiences another wave of covid cases, seeing a new wave of businesses following victim. the latest is san francisco cross fit. live at the presidio where they produced a lot of sweat, but even more tears. >

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this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from cbs news election headquarterstimes square. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with breaking news. president trump spoke a short time ago from the white house and made some bold claims about the election without facts to back them up. he said he would win reelection easily if only the "legal" votes are counted. of course, all of the votes being counted right now are legal. and he blamed big media and big tech for what he called historic interference, accusing them of knowingly putting out false polls to limit turnout by his supporters. now, by contrast today, joe biden urged americans to stay calm, assuring them the process is working. here are the facts: cbs news has not projected a winner. by our projections, joe biden leads in the race to 270 electoral votes, 253 to 213. the race has tightened in the hand full of states that could decide who will become the next president of the united states. the margins are now razor-thin, and tens

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tonight, cbs news has learned the c.d.c. and white house coronavirus task force are now considering shortening the recommended length of covid quarantines, not because of new research, but simply to get more people to follow the rules and stay home if they're exposed. across the u.s., every week, new infections are accelerating faster than the week before. tonight, los angeles county, home to 10 million people, is debating a strict new lockdown that could leave streets and restaurants empty. and l.a.'s mayor says cases are climbing so quickly in his city, they'll be out of hospital beds by christmas. nationwide, things are even worse. a record-shattering 85,000 americans are hospitalized with covid-19 tonight. doctor tells cbs news they are running low on help and running out of hope. and as americans head into a holiday traditionally focused on filling up their plates, millions are now lining up at food pantries, just struggling to get enough to eat. we have a lot of new reporting for you and your family, and our corresponde

and that's the cb "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i am major garrett in new york. happy halloween, everyone. and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgb >>> live from the cbs bay area studios that this is kpix 5 news .>> just three days away from election day, early voters lineup to cast their ballots.>> reporter: it is election time for this year, and saturday voting is something people are warming up to real fast.>> the budget battle happening here in redwood city is the first of many to come as many across the bay area and the impacts of reduced revenue from covid-19. >> it is the last weekend before election day, early voters are surging to the polls across the bay area to make their voices heard or read and it's already been a record- breaking turnout. wilson walker reports from alameda county. >> reporter: polling stations opened across the bay area today, 100 here in alameda county. ny while driven by necessity, this might be something that sticks around for a while. >> something about the personal touch. i l

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that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours."forget "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow. i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. tonight, though, we want to leave you with a look at augusta national and all those beautiful magnolia trees. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group >>> life from the cvs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> tonight, health officials scramble to head off a holiday season surge. >> counties are cracking down again, and once again, the target is gyms and restaurants.>> they stocked up only to be shut down. san francisco's indoor dining ban comes for the worst possible time for restaurants prepping for a major religious festival. >> at this moment of time yes, we are going through a crisis. >> contra costa county is bracing for a new wave of covid restrictions. come tuesday the county is closing indoor gyms and fitness centers, indoor dining and concession stands and movie theaters. as wilson walker reports, some business owners are spending the weekend ma

this is the cbs morning news. uncontrolled spread, another day of record-breaking coronavirus cases. as the pandemic continues to worsen across the country, the latest major city to take drastic measures to stop the spread. >>> padding his lead. overnight joe biden is projected the winner in arizona. what top federal officials are now saying about the security of our election. >>> president obama speaks. the former commander in chief talks with cbs news about the state of our democracy and the current president's claims of election fraud. ♪ ♪ >>> well, good morning. really good to be with you. i'm ann-marie green. we are going to start this morning with the coronavirus pandemic. for the third straight day, the u.s. has broken its daily record for new covid cases. there were more than 153,000 cases recorded just yesterday. that's according to johns hopkins university. all 50 states are now seeing upticks in new daily cases. the u.s. also broke another record with more than 67,000 hospitalizations. and california ha

this is the "cbs weekend news." >> yuccas: good evening. is the "cbs weekend news." >> yuccas: good evening. iem jamie yuccas in los angeles. yuccas in los angeles, we beg we begin tonight with millions of americans on the move, ignoring warnings and pleas from health experts to stay home this thanksgiving. the consequences could be deadly. take a look at this, this is the airport in tulsa, oklahoma today. it's jammed with people. it's a similar story in several cities. at the same time, the covid outbreak uncontrolled. new cases saturday topping 181,000. total cases in the u.s. now well over 12 million. the death toll more than 256,000. and, despite hopeful news about breakthrough vaccines and treatments, america seems to be facing its toughest test ahead. lilia luciano leads us off. >> reporter: americans refusing to let the covid crisis ground them, packing airports across the country despite the c.d.c.'s plea to stay at home. >> i get it, but it's thanksgiving, and people want to be with their families. >> reporter: two million passenge

let's bring in cbs news election law expert david becker. and, david, if you can, talk about what's going on right now in the state of pennsylvania. we have about 111,000 outstanding votes, including those provisional ballots. is there an opportunity there for president trump to stop the vote or intervene with the courts or some sort of legal matter that could shift it in his direction? >> it's really difficult to see how. a couple of things to note about pennsylvania. first of all, although the president and his supporters have made baseless claims about fraud in places like philadelphia, president trump outperformed his 2016 performance in philadelphia. he got more votes and a larger percentage of the votes in philadelphia. the 111,000 ballots coming in are scug pretty heavily emocratic and that is why vice president biden is very close to exceeding president trump's victory margin in pennsylvania in 2016, which was about 44,000 votes. i think it's very likely he exceeds that. then there are the two groups of ballots that come after that.

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. >> from cbs news election headquarters in times square, this is a cbs news election update, "2020: america decides." reporting tonight, norah o'donnell. >> o'donnell: you're looking live at times square in new york as the counting continues across the country. good evening, i'm norah o'donnell. here at what has become our home away from home this week. and tonight, the race for the white house is down to the wire, and who will become the next dresident could soon be decided by thousands of votes. as we come on the air tonight, only 1900 votes now separate president trump and former vice president joe biden in the state of georgia. in four other states, votes are still being counted, too. in fact, we want to show you live pictures of poll workers in tallying ballots right now. joe biden's lead in that state has shrunk to 46,000 votes. also, pennsylvania's vote count is changing by the minute, too. the president once led by 600,000 votes. his lead is now around 42,000. let's take a look at nevada. biden leads by about 12,000 votes there. and let's not leave out north carolina. the pre

barry petersen, cbs news, denver. >> yuccas: important conversations. on the "cbs weekend news," an update on a christmas tree stowe away that touched hearts from coast to coast. quite a sight over aurora, colorado. fast food fans spent up to 14 hours in line at a just-opened in and out burger, the first one in the state. apparently, they didn't realize it would have just been faster to drive to california, but there you go. there was even a burger brawl. you see there, some people apparently had a beef about the long wait. a tiny owl found in the branches of new york's rokefeller center center christmas tree could soon return to the wild. "rokefeller center" as he was naturally named, was hungry after being shipped 170 miles in a tree before a worker discovered him. we reached out today to the wildlife center nursing him back to health. they say he could take flight monday ating dusk. when we return, cheer up, charlie. a bullied boy feels the love of a musical community. boy bullied for his love of musical theater catches the attention of some marquee

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nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a cbs news investigation into thereatment being received by some service members with serious brain injuries. plus, a look at the possible national security risks that come with the delay of a peaceful presidential transition. and we talk with thomas middleditch and anna lee ashford, stars of the new cbs sitcom "be positive." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -marie green. have a great day.

nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," an update on latest vote talliess that will decide the presidential election. plus, we speak with republican pennsylvania senator pat toomey and former democratic presidential candidate senator amy klobuchar about election results. and author maggie smith tells us about her new book "keep movi moving". that's the "cbs this morning" for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day and have a great weekend.

elizabeth palmer, cbs news.onight, the state of wisconsin has completed a recount, requested by the trump campaign, and it confirms joe biden won the state. but president trump who spent the weekend in camp david is still falsely claiming the election was rigged. cbs's ben tracy is at the white house. president trump back at the white house tonight and still making baseless claims of election fraud. signaling he may never concede. >> in other words, my mind will not change in six months. there was tremendous cheating here. >> there's no evidence of widespread fraud and the president's legal team has racked up a string of defeats. in an interview this morning. president trump questioned why the department of justice is not helping him, and seemed to not understand why the supreme court may not take his case. >> we should be heard by the supreme court. something has to be able to get up there. i wanted to file one suit, donald j trump, president of the united states. and they say sir is, you don't have standing. i

>> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from cbs news election headquarters in times square. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with breaking news. what began as election night is quickly becoming election week as the race for the white house is still too close to call. and could soon end up in court. tonight, the president's path to victory has narrowed significantly. with more votes now counted, absentee and early ballots have dramatically shifted the lead in several battleground states from president trump to joe biden. as we come on the air tonight, cbs news is now projecting that joe biden has won the pivotal battleground state of michigan, along with its 16 electoral votes. the former vice president is also the presumptive winner in has 10in, which has ten electo electoral votes, though the trump campaign has already filed for a legal recount. tonight, both campaigns say they are confident they see a route to the white house. though mr. biden said he would not declare victory until all of the votes ar

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this is cbs morning news. president-elect joe biden. the former vice president is laying out his top priorities after being projected the winner of the presidential race. the world reacts. the result isn't sitting well with everyone. some of america's rivals have portrait the elections. and operation warp speed. a top military leader talks his biggest fear once there is a vaccine. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with president-elect joe biden's plans to transition to the white house. on saturday, cbs news projected him the winner after a solid lead in pennsylvania giving him more than 270 electoral votes. hours later, he spoke in delaware with vice president-elect. president trump is not conceding. he continues to questioning the results based on unfounded claims of voter fraud. will president trump's legal challenges affect the decision. >> there are the legal challenges and then there are conceding. some say without the president conceding, they can't officially

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and in the 13 battleground states identified by cbs news, the average of new infections reported daily jumped 45% over the past two w wee got a lot to get to today. we begin with cbs national correspondent mark strassmann in marietta, georgia. ♪ >> reporter: this moment in flint was a reminder, joe biden elbow bumping barack obama. michigan is a battleground state for covid and presidential politics. over the past two weeks, cases here are up 82%, and the presidential candidates have stopped in nine times. but wherever they go, the trump administration's response to the virus is on the ballot. >> president trump: we're rounding a beautiful turn, and it's going to be very good. >> reporter: texas now rounds a dark turn, nearly 18,000 covid deaths. democrats think they can use the issue to flip texas from red to blue. >> the president of the united states, who took to the stage and said we're rounding the corner -- are you kidding me? >> reporter: covid consumes el paso. residents here have to shelter at home. it is non-essential that were ordered closed for two weeks. >> we have seen th

also try pepto®-bismol liquicaps for on-the-go relief. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." reid in the cbs newsroom in washington. thanks for staying with us. tomorrow is election day, and judging by the early vote, it could end upsetting a record for the number of ballots cast. it's a big change from recent elections in 2016 only 61% of americans voting age cast their ballots in 2012, it was just under 59%. i visited an early voting site in maryland, where one election worker told me that turnout was astronomical and it could continue in to tomorrow. a lot of employers are making it easier for them to vote. >> a record turnout. >> record turnout. >> record turnout numbers. >> with more days and more ways to vote than ever before, the largest number of americans in history may have a say in picking the president. but that almost didn't include new jersey mom. >> being a single parent in today's time, people cannot miss work. >> a trade off too many face, between going to work to get paid and taking time off to vote. now, she only has to make a choice at the polls. >> the gr

. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. reporting from the >>> it's friday, november 20th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." holiday warning. the cdc sends an urgent message to americans as covid cases hit an all time high ahead of thanksgiving. >>> resisting the results. president trump tries a new legal move to flip the election while suffering a new defeat in georgia. >>> reporting to prison. the husband of actress lori loughlin begins his sentence in a college admissions scandal. >>> well, good morning. really good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with a record-breaking number of coronavirus cases just days before the thanksgiving holiday. johns hopkins university reported more than 187,000 cases in the u.s. yesterday. the number of deaths has also topped 2,000 for first time since may. all of this comes as the cdc urges americans to stay home for thanksgiving next week. meantime, pfizer will apply for emergency authorization for its vaccine today. if approved, there could be enough doses f

. >> cbs news hasn't projected a winner. we have more on where the two camps stand this morning. >> cbs news projects the president has won the battleground states of florida, ohio and iowa. he spoke from the white house as returns continue to come in. >> this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election, we did win this election. >> cbs news has not yet projected a winner in the race. the president tweeted we are up big but they are trying to steal the election. at which timeern has flagged the statement saying it may be misleading. the president looked for big turn out from his supporters at the polls today. >> i like the course we have been on. >> kobe our taxes low. i don't believe in socialism. >> supporters are more concerned about the economy. the president is hosting invited guests at the white house for his election night party. among those here tonight are cabinet officials. in washington. >>> the biden campaign headquarters, senior officials

you're watching cbs news 2020, america decides. >>> good early morning here from the cbs news electioneadquarters in times square. norah and gayle and john dickerson have been relieved for the evening to get a little sleep after seven, eight hours on air. they'll have a long day tomorrow. we all are because right now the race between president trump and joe biden is too close to call. the president spoke just moments ago prematurely declaring victory even though ballots are still being counted in several key states. we've been following them all night. i'm fortunate to be joined by ed o'keefe who has the gift of gab and we shall she'd need it. >> what's the state of the race from where you're sitting as i move from couch to chair? >> it's good to have some relief. those of us continuing on. major and anthony and others will be part of the rest of the night. currently former vice president biden has a lead. 220 electoral votes to 215. we're waiting for big states in the process of counting ballots. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, north carolina and georgia. still counting ballots out

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that's what we give thanks for. >> cbs news, plymouth, massachusetts. at's the overnight news for this monday, for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online, any time at cbs news.com. reporting from los angeles. this is the cbs overnight news. >> evening, i'm germane any los angeles, we begin tonight with millions americans on the move. ignoring warnings and pleas from health experts to stay home this thanksgiving. the consequences could be deadly. take a look at this, this is the airport in tulsa oklahoma today. it's jammed with people. it's a similar story in several cities at the same time, the covid outbreak uncontrolled. new cases saturday topping 181,000. total cases in the u.s., now well over 12 million. the death toll more than 256,000. and despite hopeful news of break through vaccines and treatments, america appears to be facing the toughest test ahead. >> americans refusing to let the covid crisis ground them. packing airports across the country, despite the cdc's plea to stay at home

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in a report never made public but obtained by cbs news, the va found that new orleans failed to providehe appropriate care to those veterans with positive screenings for tbi, and that they should receive additional screening and treatment. did anybody from the va contact you and say, you fell through the cracks, come on back? >> negative. >> no. it's a farse, you know, they are our nation's heroes who deserve the best care. you know you are going in to some -- nothing can prepare you. how blatantly, inelbcredibly ba the deny of care is. >> in a statement, the va said that they did quote follow all of the recommendations outlined in the report and the doctor has the full confidence and support of the leadership team. the nurse resigned and filed a complaint claiming she was retaliated against for refusing to lose the list. as for the whistle blower, he retired from the va last month, in frustration after a nearly 30 year career. as a barber, nothing's gonna beat my shave especially for guys who tend to get razor bumps from ordinary razors at home. so when they can't see me, ere's gillett