i'm jericka duncan.akland for one thanks giving me of how a family from yemen's take on an american tradition turned into a huge success. >> you guys do this year? >> if you had to cross the bay bridge, you were probably sitting in multi-car crash traffic. >>> law enforcement coming together to help lift financial versions burdens from sheriff's recruits hit by a driver during a training run. >> my brothers and sisters are here, this is a big deal for us. >>> you are watching cbs news, bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> hi, i'm sarah donchey in for juliette tonight but we begin this thanks giving with a story of the year many immigrant who used the american tradition to create a holiday of his own. for two decades, the owners of oakland to start market have been feeding anyone hungry on thanks giving day. shawn chitnis has turned this into a big community event. >> >> reporter: a taste tasty site leads to the sound of hot fire, cooking food for hundreds as the smell fills the parking lot of to start m

i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin with another mass shooting in the country, the latest inside a walmart in chesapeake, virginia, when a store manager opened fire on his fellow employees. six people were killed, including a 16-year-old boy. seven others were injured. police identified the gunman as 31-year-old andre bing. he was armed with a handgun and multiple magazines. authorities say it appears he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. right now, there is no clear motive. this is the 56th mass shooting in the last month, according to the gun violence archive. in a statement today, president biden called it yet another horrific and senseless act of violence. cbs' jeff pegues is in chesapeake, virginia, tonight, and will start us off from the scene. jeff, good evening. >> reporter: germany, and this is still an active police scene out here. and it will be this way for several more days. less than 24 hours ago, holiday shopping turned to horror when that store employee turned that gun on his coworkers an

and it was john duncan senior, congressman duncans father, who basically pushed, , shoved, negotiatedworked out said for the first time in history of knoxville, tennessee, did matter what your race is, you could be served at a lunch counter or restaurant or a public place in knoxville, tennessee. there were some things then that were out of bounds, you may want to comment, you may not but there was something so out of bounds. for your father and for you and for howard baker and for every dirksen and for everett dirksen, very responsible republicans racism was not a card you played any political contest. so the democrats and republicans came together. well today we look at critical race there even a nobody has ever heard it of being taughn school in tennessee that i knew annette came up that was about the next election. it was about making race an issue. when you come down the escalator and your talk about those people and some of the may be good but they are rapists and murderers, you're talking about racism. when you're talking about issues across this country right now, race is in t

i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight, there are disturbing new details about the gunman and his possible motive for tuesday night's shooting rampage inside a walmart in chesapeake, virginia. police released a message titled "death note," found on 31-year- old andre bing's cell phone, in which he complained about being harassed, and wrote he was tormented by his coworkers. authorities say bing legally purchased the 9-millimeter handgun used in the attack just hours before he killed six and injured seven others. this morning, authorities released the name of the youngest victim, 16-year-old fernando chavez-barron. friends say the high school student had just started working the overnight shift at walmart in order to help his family. we have a lot of news to get to tonight. cbs' kris van cleave is here, and starts us off with more on these horrifying details. kris. >> reporter: well, jericka, as the police investigation continues, it now gives us some sense for a possible motivation for this shooting. the community

hi, i'm congressman duncan. you've mentioned that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country, but right now, we have an enormous of people in republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people in the republican party who want the good things for the country, who aren't shouting down the election deniers, but in fact, hundreds of them are running for office. well, you know, it's it's it's water over the dam. and i believe that republican candidates around, the country are speaking about that nearly as much as the as some the media try to say that they are. they're talking about they're talking about the inflation. they're about gas prices. they're talking about everything else. but that but. a lot of

when i know people like jimmy duncan, they give me hope.y found a lot of common ground and i'm grateful for people like that. part of what i try to say i hope you will get both books, do yourself a favor i hope you get both of them. they sitit so nice together on e shelf. [laughter] part of what i try to set out in thee book is where i thought we had common ground. that's part of what the stories are told in the book that i wrote but at the end of it what i try to do is go from those issues to talk about those people that give me hope. when i first got elected to the legislature,at the first time we took a trip together he said there's new bills but there's no new issues andti when i started putting this book together these issues i'd written about over the last three plus decades i realized how right he was. voting rights, education, healthcare, economic justice, those issues and others are what i wrote about over that period of time and the folks to do such a great job they said not everybody knows the preliminaries on these things. there

. >> jimmy duncan, u.s. congressman from the second strip of tennessee 1988 until 2019.his book is written from bad boy to congressman, duncan has a journalistic player to provide a series of anecdotes from his life as a lawyer, judge and congressman. welcome. >> thank you very much. i have written a book, a lawyer and judge 16 years in the u.s. house for 30 years and the author of that career i had many range, funny and unusual things happen so i've written this book, about half serious and half is kind of humorous. senator asked me to start of the program tell two or three of my little stories, there are 203, the book is about 160 pages, it's 203 from my life in a tell about my early jobs some of my cases as a judge, attempted murder of james earl ray. my court was the only court he testified in the tell stories about my 30 years in congress. one example would be lying on air force one time the second george bush matter remember why i said this but i told him when i was in law school used to say the professors,s, be students me they judges and see students fr the money

president, we think congressman duncan is agreed. i always wish i had a recording of that because i don't believe he knew what he was saying. i think he he was so excited. [laughing] >> we have a question here. >> congressman duncan, you imagine that you believe that in all the republican groups around the country that a vast majority of them would be really good people who just want good things for the country. but right now we have an enormous number of people in the republican party who either are election deniers, the 22 election, or are silent about the other election deniers. and there's a saying that, for, you know, for evil to triumph in the world, it just takes good people to do nothing. and where are the people and the republican party to want the good things for the country who are not shutting down the election deniers but, in fact, hundreds of them are running for office? >> well, you know, it's, it's water over the dan and a don't believe that republican candidates around the country are speaking about that nearly as mu

i'm jericka duncan in for norah.this thanksgiving, the community in chesapeake, virginia, is still grappling with the loss of six lives inside a walmart tuesday night. and we're also lrning new details tonight abthe pohe 31-year-old gunman. we now know more about the viy they range age fro t ancln overnight shelf stocker and custodian. after the shooting, president biden said because of yet another horrific and senseless act of violence, there are now even more tables across this country that will have empty seats this thanksgiving. this morning, he called on congress to try to do something to save lives and again called for a ban on assault weapons. we have a lot of news to get to tonight, and cbs's jeff pegues joins me here at the studio to give us more on what you know. jeff. >> jericka, on this thanksgiving, investigators working on that mass shooting did not stop. they are digging into the gunman's past, but his final weeks on the job may offer the clearest picture yet of what caused him to lash out at the other

it's just sick. >> duncan: cbs' jeff pegues has the latest.ss america, from parades to turkey dinners. cbs' elise preston on all the holiday traditions. plus, the turbulent forecast for the return home. ready, set, shop. prepare to load up on black friday deals. cbs' jonathan vigliotti looks at how small businesses are gearing up for the rush.

reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan.york. the georgia supreme court has reinstated the state's abortion ban. the ban prohibits abortions after roughly six weeks of pregnancy. the high court put a lower court ruling overturning the ban on hold while it considers an appeal. >>> measles are posing a global health threat to tens of millions of children. according to the world health organization, vaccine coverage during the pandemic declined steadily, with 40 million children missing vaccine doses in 2021. measles is one of the most transmittable human viruses, but is also entirely preventible through vaccinations. >>> and for the second straight day, a major upset at the world cup. japan scored two late goals, shocking germany, 2-1. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or conn ted tv. i'ey kealy, cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> tonight, another mass shooting in america. this time at a virginia walmart. six people are dead and seven others are injured. the alleged gunman was the overnight store manager. police ar

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duncan smith and mr.amely the huawei fiasco encouraged by mrs. may went to as prime minister and in the home office initially. there's got to be a lot of rowing back, but on the other hand, it's no having empty words about this. warnings caution. will it be very interesting to see what the is after the summoning of the chinese ambassador today because of the detention and arrest of the bbc cameraman but that's the way it go. why do i suggest caution ? because strategically caution? because strategically so much is now interlinked and the americans, the british, particularly , are worried about particularly, are worried about how this coincides with all kinds things related to ukraine. yeah. and of course, the fact that china on side against russia would be a useful diplomatic tool. but. robert as ever for your view and we'll see what emerges on the streets of beijing and shanghai in the days ahead.thank beijing and shanghai in the days ahead. thank you very much indeed. ahead. thank you very much indeed .

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i'm jericka duncan in new york.eat night. >>> a mass shooting leaves five people dead at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado. police describe how people inside the club were able to capture the gunman. >>> the bay areas lgbtq community shaken up by the tragedy, why they say they are not surprised. >>> the country mourning yet another senseless act of mass violence that happened at a lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. all day long people have been gathering outside the club, honoring the five lives that were taken. >> just before midnight last night a gunman walked into the club and opened fire, he killed five people and injured 25. police have arrested 22-year-old anderson aldrich, he had another run-in with authorities last year in connection with the bomb threat. officials say last night could have been much worse if it weren't for a person who tackled the gunman. others then held him down until police arrived and colorado springs is in shock. >> one man went into our home and murdered five of our community. viciousl

i'm jericka duncan in new york. from all of us here, thank you for watching, have a great night. >>> midterm countdown, two of the three largest cities in the bay area are about to choose new mirrors. was at schools across the state. >>> the countdown continues to election day but you want to bring an umbrella when you do come to the polls. >> we have already had some showers this weekend, but there is more on the way . >> tuesday morning actually looks like one of the more impressive times of this whole thing and this will be with us until we get to about wednesday morning. no doubt you notice the clouds rooting to the north. let's go to the first alert doppler and see what it looks like. the bulk of the rain is still up here but on closer inspection we already have a few light showers that are drifting onshore so don't be surprised if you get light sprinkles but that is not the storm. we are still waiting for that line of showers and if we put it into the future cast, that is the cold front and that gets here in a

jericka duncan has a look at the emotional day in court for the victims' families. >> reporter: victims' families could be seen hugging outside a buffalo courtroom today after waiting more than six months for justice. this morning they came face-to-face with the 19-year-old who killed their loved ones and heard him plead guilty to 15 charges including one count of a domestic act of terrorism motivated by hate in the first degree. it carries a mandatory sentence o life without parole. >> no individual in the history of the state of new york has been found guilty of that domestic terrorism charge motivated by hate until today. >> reporter: prosecutors say the killer spent months researching his intended target, this tops supermarket, because of the number of black people living in the neighborhood. in court today one prosecutor repeated the phrase "because they were black" several times after referring to each person who died. >> ask yourself why it happened. ask yourself what kind of nation are we that this is allowed. >> kat was a wonderful sister. kat was just a good person. >> reporte

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we will see ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, another mass shooting in america, thisime at a virginia walmart. six people are dead and seven others injured. the alleged gunman was an overnight manager. police are searching for a motive after he opens fire inside the store before killing himself. cbs' jeff pegues is on the scene. >> this pain can't even describe. >> duncan: new requests from the department of justice. cbs news has learned federal investigators want to talk to former vice president mike pence. we have the late-breaking details. millions of americans travel in a last-minute dash to their holiday destination. >> reporter: were you worried the drive was going to be apocalyptic? yry wored. is on the road. kris van cleave plusa

, with duncan lou wonderful monitors. if you look along them personally, really filling out the block open garage door. i'm ready with i've actually found safety and embraces naziism as a jew, all of a sudden you're placing the position. i can defend myself. now. i don't have to be afraid anymore. on one hand, i'm terrified that they're going to find that i'm jewish, but on the other, i think it's so far away. i distinctly remember my mom sitting me down one night and her st. john, they're going to her, you know, one guy hunch me behind my ear or somebody so now the rest of the punches are started flying. and somebody shouted out, died, you boy died. and at that point i knew they're stuck back. remember, had an indian doctor. they came in and looked and said, there's no medical reason why you're, you should be alive. you to find something to believe. john story is a story of how the story of victory and whatever i can do to help him i would go ah what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even

. >> i'm jericka duncan in new york. tomorrow is finally election day.t's a midterm or off-year election meaning voters won't be choosing a president. that usually results in lower turnout, but this year, millions of voters have already cast their ballots early. control of the u.s. senate could rest on the results in georgia. incumbent democrat raphael warnock is locked in a tight race with former football star herschel walker. a recent poll found the economy is top priority in the peach state where 66% of likely voters say the country is on the wrong track. cbs morning's co-hos georgiethroughhe ree m a te ate. ♪ >> reporter: it's morning here in atlanta, georgia. and if it's morning here in atlanta, the silver skillet' grill has been hot for hours. ♪ this spot has been feeding locals for more than half a century. >> probably economy is number one. >> economy is number one, okay? >> reporter: susan reader is feeling the effects of inflation. >> all right, thank you all so much. >> reporter: and credits incumbent republican governor brian kemp for trying

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you so much for joining us.the closest thing to normal we've lad in a while. >> now at 6:00 the postthanksgiving holiday rush. how bay area travelers are finding comfort in long lines and packed flights. >>> plus, uniting in the face of violence. how two bay area communities arebreaking bread to find common ground. >>> and later it's the bay area's tectonic time bomb. the hayward fault. meet the couple living on top of the slowly creeping giant. >>> life from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. >> da lin at sfo with how bay area airports are doing compared to pre-pandemic levels. >> reporter: a very busy evening at sfo as thanksgiving travelers arrive home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pre-pandemic levels, but they're getting closer. a lot of hugs and tears at the dropoff area. >> i'm going to miss my family. >> reporter: families saying good-bye to their loved ones after thanksgiving gatherings. >> it doesn't get easier. t it's always tough. yeah. we h

jericka duncan, thank you. in arizona, two of the top races include republican 2020 election deniers, and both are in extremely tight races againsttrt their democratic opponents. in the race for governor, republican kari lake is going up against democrat katie hobbs, and democratic senator mark kelly is fighting off a challenge from republican blake masters. cbs's kris van cleave has more from phoenix. >> reporter: tonight, closing out a hard-fought campaign. volunteers for arizona senator mark kelly went door to door for votes. >> i trust the voters in arizona. the contrast between me and my opponent could not be more stark or clear or obvious. >> reporter: kelly is locked in a tough re-election race against republican blake masters, who's gotten an last-minute bump by appearing with g.o.p. candidate for governor, kari lake. the trump-endorsed former local news anchor is a rising star on the right, campaigning last night with steve bannon. >> we're going to rip them to shreds... ( cheers ) on november 8! >> re

north korea's dictator kim duncan has overseen rapid advances in military capabilities. these la casita will progress in science and technology to try to stop this in 2016, the un asked all member states to suspend all academic exchange and scientific corporation with north korea except for rare cases with special permission. but there a certain at berlin bays max ball institute continue to work with north korean colleagues without asking german authorities for an exemption to the sanctions. in fact, m b, i research your kim herman published 9 research papers with north koreans between 20172024. all 9 paper is described fundamental research in laser technology where real world applications are not immediately apparent. dw, discuss them with 10 independent experts, 6 physicists and for disarmament. experts, half of the physicists saw no danger, while the other said they could imagine the work 80 military aims in the future. but all disarmament experts were alarmed especially cut. so he suffered to cover who served on the un panel of experts on north korea. those papers pu

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." >>> i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for staying with us. holidays are a time for families and friends to gather. but during the pandemic those celebrations helped touch off waves of covid-19. now, it's too soon to know if this past thanksgiving will lead to an increase in infections. however, health officials fear what they're calling a tripledemic. that's covid, influenza and the respiratory infection rsv all striking at the same time. now, the flu bug is already raging across the nation, and the pediatric units in many hospitals are filled with children suffering from rsv. manuel bojorquez reports. >> reporter: as viral infections continue to rise nationwide, people like sherri wharton are vocal about vaccines. on facebook she wrote, "i hesitated getting my covid shot this time. but i thought of our dear friends we lost before vaccines were available." >> i don't want to lose any of my children or my grandchildren or my friends. >> reporter: but the message is lost on even some of her loved ones. >> my children are all four very outspoken

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cbs's jericka duncan is on the ground in pittsburgh where the senate race is the most expensive in the nation. good evening, jericka. >> reporter: that's right, norah, with over $350 million spent on that race. right now we can tell you that 1 million -- over 1 million of those registered 9 million voters here in pennsylvania have already put in their mail-in ballots, just giving you a sense that this will be a fight to the last bitter end for every possible vote. now, both democrats and republicans, they're not just calling people or sending text messages, but they're on the ground, going door to door to get that message out. we spoke to one volunteer with fetterman's campaign earlier today. >> people want to be out there. they want to sometimes they need somebody to remind them, and sometimes they need somebody that's -- that's going to tell them their vote is important. >> reporter: this afternoon, i spent some time with republican volunteers from a group called the mighty american strike force. they traveled all the way from texas to make sure voters turn out for fetterman's rival,

cbs' jericka duncan was in the courtroom and reports the gunman will likely spend the rest of his lifers. >> reporter: victims' families could be seen hugging outside a buffalo courtroom today after waiting more than six months for justice. this morning, they came face to face with the 19-year-old who killed their loved ones and heard him plead guilty to 15 charges, including one count of a domestic act of terrorism, motivated by hate, in the first degree. it carries a mandatory sentence of life without parole. >> no individual in the history of the state of new york has been found guilty of that domestic terrorism charge motivated by hate, until today. >> reporter: prosecutors say the killer spent months researching his intended target, this top supermarket, because of the number of black people living in the neighborhood. in court today, one prosecutor repeated the phrase, "because they were black," several times after referring to each person who died. >> ask yourself why it happened. ask yourself, what kind of nation are we, that this is allowed? >> cat was a wonderful sister, wond

cbs' jericka duncan has the pulse of voters in the keystone state. >> reporter: as soon as the polls opened at 7:00 a.m., voters lined up ready and willing to wait. democrat john fetterman and his wife, giselle, voted in their home town of gradok, pennsylvania. who did you vote for? >> i voted for that guy. >> reporter the former mayor, who suffered a stroke in may, was dogged throughout the campaign by questions about his health. his opponent, celebrity doctor mehmet oz, cast his ballot this morning near philadelphia. >> we want less radicalism and more balance. >> reporter: the bitter, hard-fought race was the most expensive in the country. >> john fetterman would raise everyone's taxes. >> oz is too extreme for pennsylvania. >> reporter: with almost $375 million spent, much of it on ads. inflation, rising crime, and abortion rights dominated the discussion. >> the democratic party is way, way off base as far as where they should be going to help americans. >> we stand for democracy. we stand for morality. we stand for humanity. >> reporter: tonight, there are major questions surro

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duncan kennedy, bbc news. has defended the decision to delay reforms to social care. he argues that it was a "difficult decision" , but that there was an "immediate issue in hospitals" with discharging people that needed to be addressed. i'm joined now by our political correspondent charlotte rose. charlotte, the ongoing fallout from the decisions that were announced this week by the government financially, there was money for social care in the health service but this issue of reform, tell us more about what's being said today. that's right, we have to put this into broad context because governments and leaders for the past decade have been telling us that changes, structural reforms, are needed to the social care system. they point to the fact that it's unfair someone who has a medical condition gets free treatment on the nhs, but for those who require social care, they may have to sell their home in order to try and pay for those costs. the reforms that had been proposed by borisjohnson would have set a cap

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somewhere later allowed to duncan this embark passengers. one of the ships is now on its way to france. instead. tens of thousands of british nurses set down tools as their union strikes for the 1st time ever. embers of the royal college of nursing union are demanding better pay. the union says a majority of members in the state run national health service voted in favor of the strike. and thousands of people in greece have taken part in a general strike against soaring inflation. unions are demanding lower taxes and an increase to the minimum wage. inflation hit 12 percent in september. those are the headlines i'll just your world continues next. stay with us. ah . ah, ah, if i got on the rug and i didn't nothing to do with it or not, i'm sure i say. no. no, my library was on the web browser. i really mazda with you know that, that how do they fit our money? and at that point, you know, make a point in moving the clock on a, a little boy we'll have you right in wayne trot again, lola. the letter is to be gone, that i will deal with you 100

duncan kennedy, bbc news. has defended the decision to delay reforms to social care. he argues that it was a "difficult decision" , but that there was an "immediate issue in hospitals" with discharging people that needed to be addressed. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, charlotte rose, about the health secretary's plans. governments and leaders for the past decade have been telling us changes, structural reforms are needed to the social care system. they pointed to the fact that it is unfair that someone who has a medical condition get free treatment on the nhs but for those who require social care, they may have to end up selling their home in order to try to pay for those costs. the reforms that had been proposed by borisjohnson would set a cap, so no individual would set a cap, so no individual would have to pay more than £86,000 within their lifetime. shall care. there were a number of other reforms which mean a number of other people would have been able to get help with the care packages t

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