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martin was hit with more than 20 pieces of shrapnel. 0ne severed his spinal cord, leaving him paralysedthe waist down. i've always kind of wondered why we survived, being so close and things, but i think i probably... it kind of came to me when we saw kilimanjaro up close, it's for this moment, you know, this is the reason why i survived, you know, to change perception on disability, to actually show if we embrace and celebrate disability, look at what we can do. we can literally climb mountains. so, yes, i'm just ready to smash it now, and this is where the journey begins, not ends. to get up the mountain safely, martin's team has hired a group of expert guides. they practise manoeuvring martin's trike over rough terrain. so pull back. that's it. he's doing good. the team are doing good, very good, picking it up very quickly. they understand what they need to do. we're going to swap teams now, see how the next team gets on. it is good to do this just so they get a feel for it, albeit i know it's going to be a lot tougher than this. singing and clapping absolutely amazing, i'm honestly

people with spinal cord injury are so underrepresented - and so misunderstood, _ so people think that that you've got a spinal cord injury, i the biggest problem you have is that you can't walk. - that's not true. it's your bowel, it's your bladder, it's your skin. i and that's what sia advocate for — advocate for a fulfilled life - of your choosing for anyone with a spinal cord injury, i and that's what martin's mountain is all about. . got some paracetamol. do i need any ibuprofen? as the rain continues to fall, there's a worry — martin's best friend steve is in trouble. get down safe, yeah? he has altitude sickness, headaches, shortness of breath, nausea. he's advised to head back down the mountain. it's been my one worry, but, yeah, gutted. gutted for him. give me two minutes. look after yourself. but i know, like, he wanted to do this for his wife who passed away a couple of years ago, so... he'll be gutted. how is everybody this morning? have you seen everybody? i think there's a lot of trepidation in camp, would be the best way to describe it. you are out of your comfort zone b

he says he will not have the dog's vocal cords removed. a solution suggested by an assistant district attorney. abc's andrea fujii has those details. >> reporter: this morning, that bark causing controversy in graham county, north carolina. >> leo's bark does travel, but it's just like -- i mean it's just because he's 120 pounds. >> reporter: neighbors of 7-year-old leo, a great pyrenees, have complained about his barking so much that his owner, michael eddings, has paid $750 in noise violation citations and attorneys' fees. >> i have a neighbor that has three or four dogs that bark. my neighbor across the street has dogs that bark. so i think, you know, singling us out for one dog is a little ridiculous. >> reporter: those citations forcing eddings to go to court and the assistant district attorney had a suggestion on how to solve the problem. >> he said that, if you have the dog's vocal cords removed surgically, they would drop all charges. it is crazy. it is inhumane. >> reporter: removing a dog's vocal cords is a surgery, but it's also

. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> cordes: tonight: vaccination relief.as young as six monthsc old finally have access to covid shots. >> they are the last age group approved for the vaccine but will there be a rush to get them? we'll have the latest. >> i'm ellise with a look at how families plan to move forward when scraks nations become available for their younger children. >> cordes: also tonight economic anxiety. inflation rises and so does its risk of recession. a major focus for the biden administration. >> tackling inflation is our top priority. >> cordes: plus: network exclusive, cbs' chris livesay in ukraine speaks with an american who fought alongside two u.s. citizens who have been captured by pro-russian forces.

it is inhumane. >> reporter: removing a dog's vocal cords is a surgery, but it's also illegal in several states. it's banned in ohio, massachusetts, maryland and new jersey unless it's deemed medically necessary and must be performed by a licensed veterinarian using anesthesia, and a growing number of vets nationwide refuse to even perform the surgery. leo's owner says he's willing to negotiate but won't put his dog under the knife. >> we'll put up a fence, things like that, but i'm not going to put on a barking collar and i'm not going to have surgery. >> reporter: the district attorney saying whether offered in jest or seriousness, the suggestion was inappropriate. i am unable to offer additional comment as this is now a personnel matter. eddings is due back in court in october. the sheriff's department says deputies have issued multiple citations to eddings for barking and loud music, but since the most recent citation, there haven't been any more noise complaints. andrew, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, what one woman did after finding $36,000 in cash in her new couch. >>>

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i'm nancy cordes. it's the news many parents have been waiting to hear since the start of the covid pandemic more than two years ago. the first covid shots for children ages 5 and under are heading out the door a day after the director of the cdc signed off on two vaccines. here's the new cdc recommendation this weekend. all children 6 months and up should get vaccinated. the first shots for the youngest set will be available this week and cbs's elise preston leads us off with all the details. elise, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, nancy. cdc director rochelle walensky said her team is working through the juneteenth holiday to make sure doses are available for children under 5 as soon as wednesday. some of the parents we spoke with say they haven't decided what they're going to do. >> reporter: the cdc says she will soon be able to get vaccinated. how do you feel today? >> where's the shot? where's the shot? >> reporter: a sigh of relief. covid-19 vaccinations will be available for chil

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nancy cordes in madrid, thank you. here's to real flavors... real meals. real good. all of knorr's high quality pasta and rice sides are now made with no artificial flavors or preservatives. knorr. taste for good. >> o'donnell: well, tonight, the biden administration is speeding up testing for monkeypox, and rushing 56,000 vaccine doses to areas where the virus is spreading most quickly. there are more than 300 confirmed cases here in the u.s., and most of the of those infections occurred just this month. we're joined by infectious disease doctor celine gounder. she is also editor at large in "kaiser health news." so good to have you. with these monkeypox cases on the rise, are we doing enough to combat this disease? >> norah, we haven't moved nearly fast much we have known about monkeypox cases in the united states since may, and we should have ramped up education and access to testing a few weeks ago. once we saw that monkeypox was spreading here in the u.s., we should have deployed vaccines from our strategic nation

nancy cordes has the details. >>> i think it's a history-making summit -- >> reporter: a new show oforce from president biden and other nato leaders as the war in ukraine moves into its fifth month. the president announcing that he's deploying more military might to nine european countries including two new navy destroyers to spain, two f-35 squadrons to the uk, and an additional combat brigade to romania. national security council spokesman john kirby -- >> we want to send a clear message to putin that we're going to defend every inch of nato territory. >> reporter: russia threatened to responds with compensatory measures warning "we have the capabilities and resources." speaking remotely, ukraine's president warned the leaders gathered here that even with foreign aid he is still vastly outgunned. >> the ukrainian armed forces are struggling -- >> reporter: igor zhovkva is volodymer zelenskyy's deputy chief of staff. he traveled to madrid because his boss can't. what kind of weaponry is ukraine seeking that you aren't getting now? >> well, we are getting almost all the pieces of wea

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. >>> and europeans might be done sorting through different cords. the eu approved a rule to require a common charger for most devices. anything from phones to tablets to hand held video game consoles and speakers will now use a type c cable. apple has hung on to its own plug for years. the rules are set to start in 2024. >> good, i'm going to london soon. >> i have so many cords for devices! it's so confusing. >> has anyone went to the store and bought one and it's the wrong one, and it's too late. >> i have so many. >> it's a mess. >>> we are looking good this afternoon and this evening, if you're doing anything the next couple of hours. we have high clouds moving across and a lot of blue sky in san jose. 73 right now winds out of the north at 16, so breezy here dropping off in the 60s into 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00. tomorrow some more high clouds. areas of fog near the coast and also the bay to start. somewhat refreshing, really, as you start the wednesday morning commute. 54 on the peninsula. the tri-valley down to 56. 55 in san francisco. north bay 5

nancy cordes in madrid, thank you.onight, the biden administration is speeding up testing for monkeypox, and rushing 56,000 vaccine doses to areas where the virus is spreading most quickly. there are more than 300 confirmed cases here in the u.s., and most of the of those infections occurred just this month. we're joined by infectious disease doctor celine gounder. she is also editor at large in "kaiser health news." so good to have you. with these monkeypox cases on the rise, are we doing enough to combat this disease? >> norah, we haven't moved nearly fast much we have known about monkeypox cases in the united states since may, and we should have ramped up education and access to testing a few weeks ago. once we saw that monkeypox was spreading here in the u.s., we should have deployed vaccines from our strategic national stockpile more quickly and broadly, not just for close contacts but for others known to be at high risk for monkeypox. >> o'donnell: so on that point, who is considered high risk? >> >> currently mo

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so you can tell we've got a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs' nancy cordes will start usa off fromgood evening, nancy. >> reporter: good evening, norah. you know, the white house briefing room is typically a pretty raucous place, but today, for about 20 minutes you could have heard a pin drop as matthew mcconaughey spoke about a cause that has suddenly becomeppersonn to act. >> we have a life preservation problem on our hands. >> reporter: uvalde's most famous former resident took the podium this afternoon to convey the anguish his home town had shared with him. >> we start by making the loss of these lives matter. >> reporter: his wife, camila, carried with her the shoes that belonged to one of the 10-year- old victims, maite rodriguez, who had embladenned them with a hand-drawn heart to symbolize her love of nature. >> these are the same green converse on her feet that turned out to be the only clear evidence that could identify her after the shooting. how about that? >> reporter: the parents of another victim, 10-year-old alithia ramirez, gave him some of her art work. >> now, t

what he cord together ceo, that's not going to happen. joining me now why this league is necessary, greg norman. what about your decision to when you approached them about this venture to say yes and take charge. >> i took a long time to study the business model that came out. it was presented in february of last year and i didn't make the decision until the end of august. i took my time. i wanted to break the model. i couldn't break it. i saw what the product was really about, for the players, served the fans. and grown the plan on a global basis. so from there i said this is a great platform. it's a commercial operation. we are in it for a reason to 0 grow golf on a successful level. on behalf of the players they will give them an opportunity to expand their wealth at their choice. but also at the same time maybe our platform is a little bit better because it gives them time with their families. our platform gives them that opportunity. it's a choice. it's not a breakaway tour. the players have a choice to play with us and continue play

norah. >> o'donnell: nancy cordes in madrid, thank you.nue our reporting on the hunger crisis in africa's south sudan, which is being worsened by the war in ukraine. leaders at the g7 summit today pledged $4.5 billion to battle food insecurity worldwide. it can't come soon enough for millions of south sudanese people on the brink of starvation. cbs' debora patta takes us there. >> reporter: don't be fooled by the greenery. this village is actually drought-stricken. nothing grows in its parched earth. subsistence farmer nachopera lomuria used to live off this land but can no longer afford to clothe all her children. "sometimes i collect wild berries," she says, "just to quieten my hunger." her own mother starvinged to death last year. she's convinced she's next. "without food," she warns "you won't find me alive next time you visit." she relies on rations from the world food program, but future looks bleak. this is it, the last distribution for the year. after this, the community must survive on their own. acting country director adeyinka b

nancy cordes at the white house, thank you.o some exclusive reporting ahead of tomorrow's january 6 hearing. cbs' news has learned that the committee has gained access to footage from inside the trump white house, both before and after the attack on the capitol. cbs' robert costa joins us now with the details. wow, what have we learned? >> reporter: there are new, breaking developments on the january 6 front. the committee announced today it will hold additional hearings in july because it keeps gathering new evidence. some of that new evidence comes from british filmmaker alex holder, who is going to meet with the committee tomorrow morning in a private deposition. cbs news has exclusively obtained two images from his upcoming three-part series called "unprecedented." one shows him interviewing ivanka trump, the president's eldest daughter, the other shows him interviewing president trump. he talked to trump both before and after january 6. it reveals the access he had to the inner, inside of the trump inner circle during that

cbs' nancy cordes joins us now from the white house. and nancy, interesting to hear from the president. but, what's he planning to do? >> reporter: well, he's taken a couple of steps already, norah, and we're told there could beah, and we're told there could be more to come. here's what he has done already. first, he has directed the department of justice to protect women from being punished by their home states if they seek an abortion out of state. second, he has directed the department of health and human services to expand access to f.d.a.-approved medications that are used to terminate an early pregnancy. some states are already trying to ban those pills, and there's sure to be legal fights over that, norah. >> o'donnell: but, nancy, the president seemed to make clear, to-- even to his supporters, that he can't do much on this on his own, right? >> reporter: exactly. in fact, he argued today that the only way, at this point, to restore a woman's right to choose is for congress to pass a pass a federal law codifying that right. and

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he was later implanted with a spinal cord stimulater to help restore his motor and sensory function,lot of firsts since that day. playing golf, flying a helicopter, even swimming with the sharks. nearly a year ago, he and his wife jen welcomed their son jack. >> if anyone can walk again after this injury, it's him. >> after intensive physical therapy five days a week at staten island university hospital, ricky is now starting to have sensation below where the spinal cord was damaged. at a recent therapy session, ricky's wish came true. for the first time, he and his son jack stepping forward side by side, hand in hand. ricky literally taking it all one step at a time, all around the room. and jack keeping up right by his side. >> good job, jack. >> ricky's ultimate goal is to be able to keep up with his son without all the equipment. showing us the power of determination and a father's love. >> if anybody can get anything out of this, it's that really anything is possible. just don't give up hope. >> just taking it one step, one day at a time. happy father's day, everyone. gma first

he was hit with 22 pieces of shrapnel. 0ne severed his spinal cord. why i'm doing this, to show that, you know, don't write off somebody because in their wheelchair. look at what they can do when they've got the right help and support. they can climb mount kilimanjaro, you know. so there's a bigger narrative to it. feeling it on my arms now. but we'll get there, we'll get there. disabled people can literally do anything they want to do. so, hopefully, people see that and embrace disability and not turn their back on it. so, there's a long way to go, but hopefully doing this has highlighted, just how important, you know, help and support is. the weather changes, conditions are tough. and there's worse news. do i need any ibruprofen? as the team make camp, martin's best friend steve is struggling. he has altitude sickness, headaches, shortness of breath, nausea. he's advised to head back down the mountain. ascent day, and martin sets off in the dark. he is attempting to get to the top with the expert guides who have supported him all the way up. the hop

can certainly absorb those losses, especially with, with gasoline prices and an oil prices being red cord levels. the world of professional golf is usually pretty calm. what financial impact this this new tournament going to have on the competing pga tour? i think there's the as far as the pga tour is concerned, we might see some tweaking. we might see a rib revision of the way that money is distributed. but as far as the majors are concerned, they are huge. still huge draws both in terms of matched a ticket, sales, commercial environment, and broadcasting rights. so i don't anticipate any significant changes as far as victories concerned. there might be some pressure on the tool to individual players to, to try to maintain the relationship and not to separate the ties by care. mcguire, thank you very much for your insights and out to some of the other global business stories making news pictures. farm north korean state broadcasts are k r t show families getting medicines after an outbreak of an ident unintended fide intestinal illness epidemic. what's on top of the covered 1900 crisis,

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yesterday this whole area behind me and was swarming with police officers and rescue workers, it was all corded off. no traffic was running through and things and now that pedestrians of walking here again, traffic is flowing and but there are some signs of what took place here yesterday. and behind me those yellow markings, our police circled evidence are on the pavement here and. and what we do know now is that the suspect, the driver of the vehicle and is a 29 year old man with german armenian dual nationality, who lived in berlin at not too far from where the incident took place. actually, do we know the condition of the other victims? i mentioned that some of them in or in that critical condition. yes we had in the report, most of the injured and apart were part of a group of school kids who were here on a visit from western germany. and there were year 10 students. so they would have been about 1516 years old, and their teacher or a woman was killed on the scene and, and 14 of them are injured. some of them, not seriously, but 6 people in total are still in critical condition at one of th

nancy cordes, thank you.onal pleas to stop the tide of gun violence were also heard on capitol hill today. the families of victims of the hate-fueled buffalo mass shooting added their voices to the call for reform. cbs' nikole killion spoke with them. >> my mother's life mattered. and your actions here today will tell us how much it matters to you. >> reporter: filled with heart-wrenching grief, garnell whitfield jr. implored a senate panel after his mother was to erath eradicate the white supremacy after his mother was gunned down in a racially motivated shooting along with nine others at a grocery store last month. what specifically do you want congress to do? >> i want them to do their job. their job is to protect us. their job is to pass legislation. >> reporter: his plea echoed by several other families who lost loved ones in the buffalo attack, like pamela pritchett, whose mother was also killed. >> i want them to imagine getting a phone call that -- from the funeral director that you need to bring a ha

the man cuts the cord on the poll when the supplies don't fall. he comes back and grips them down. >> once that's fix. >>> a new video of a similar case in a matter of seconds, two people run up on a front porch of the home on saturday night around 10:45. >>> a powerful epicenter. we are not talking about san francisco, we are looking further south where young people are changing the world with big doses of hope, love and pride. >> reporter: at the high school, hundreds gathered to celebrate the courage of kids. >> we must protect our lights and the rights of our community around country.taanruz county has close to this celebration. the goal is to honor lbgtq. i can't believe i have this unt to be recognized and in front of so many people. >> reporter: aaron is eighth grade and transgender. he supports how to support kids. >> i came out too fast. >>, she wanted to post her snap chat story. >> also, honor, lucille. she successfully lobbied for gender bathroom in schools. >> i will continue to speak up and attend protests, continuing what i do which

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a cord in bolivia has found the central president jeanine any as guilty of mounting a coo and 2019. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison. and he was accused of orchestrating the removal of her predecessor, ever morality. she denies the allegations. the us secretary of defense lloyd austin, says china is increasingly engaged in the stabilizing military activity near taiwan . austin was speaking in singapore, at a meeting of security officials from around the world. it comes a day after, often met with china's defense minister, ukrainian officials have made another plea for heavy weapons from the west as the eastern city of sir verizon. yes, continues to come under russian fire up to $200.00 ukrainian soldiers are being killed there each day. it's been one months and shitty and a barclay was shot in the head by is really forces. while she was on assignments and janine al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing. if it's journalists than the occupied westbank search teams in brazil, her found what appeared to b

there might we live in the stream, but the cord will remain the same. i don't think the chord will change. physiology might, gee, the language might change, but the targeting of the muslims were country. still, the international outcry seems to have forced india's b. j. p on to a road. it was not expecting to take and gentlemen are for more from a monomer in a bahrain is hassan. i'll her son. he's a research fellow for middle east policy or the think tank, the international institute for strategic studies. miss allison welcome. in the us, foreign ministry has said that these are comments on the prophet mom and what those are for fringe elements. and that the government respects all religions. i mean, is this explanation going to be enough for gulf states in particular. thanks for having me on the show. i think it's fairly difficult to call these elements french elements. i'm. this is ultimately the big piece national spokesperson and there have been other high ranking gd officials who have been have had their membership suspended for a similar comments.

nancy cordes at the white house, thank you.sive reporting ahead of tomorrow's january 6 hearing. cbs' news has learned that the committee has gained access to footage from inside the trump white house, both before and after the attack on the capitol. cbs' robert costa joins us now with the details. wow, what have we learned? >> reporter: there are new, breaking developments on the january 6 front. the committee announced today it will hold additional hearings in july because it keeps gathering new evidence. some of that new evidence comes from british filmmaker alex holder, who is going to meet with the committee tomorrow morning in a private deposition. cbs news has exclusively obtained two images from his upcoming three-part series called "unprecedented." one shows him interviewing ivanka trump, the president's eldest daughter, the other shows him interviewing president trump. he talked to trump both before and after january 6. it reveals the access he had to the inner, inside of the trump inner circle during that period. tom