cbs's elaine quijano has been following the trial and is going to start us off tonight outside the federalod evening, elaine. >> repoter: good evening, norah. e. jean carroll appeared to nod as the jury's decision was read. it was an emotional nine-day trial, and in a statement, carroll called the verdict a victory, not just for her, but for democracy and sexual assault survivors everywhere. writer e. jean carroll walkedit, but the jury's verdict spoke volumes. >> the whole time. >> reporter: after just under three hours of deliberation, the jury of six men and three women found trump liable for one count of battery and one count of defamation. it awarded carroll about $2 million for abuse and about $3 million for defamation. >> this verdict is the first time that a former president of the united states has actually been found liable for sexual abuse. as well as defamation. >> reporter: carroll had accused trump of raping her in a new york department store dressing room in the mid-'90s. she went public with it in her memoir. trump denied the allegation, calling it a hoax. >> i was falsely

elaine quijano, thank you.ating yet another derailment of a norfolk southern freight train. this one happened late wednesday night in western pennsylvania. no one was hurt, and the train was not carrying hazardous materials. repairs to the bridge and tracks could take weeks. norfuthernas had several derailments in recent months, including one that spilled those toxic chemicals in east palestine, ohio. today, officially marks the end of the covid public health emergency in the u.s. and it comes with significant changes. covid tests will no longer be paid for by the government. the cost shifts to insurers and patience. about 15 million people who gained access to medicaid during the pandemic are now at risk of losing that coverage, and with the change, the cdc will only track covid hospitalizations and not cases or transmission rates. health officials are still warning that while the emergency is over, covid is still a serious disease. this week, know what scientists announced much of the western u.s. is no longe

>> norah: elaine quijano, thank you.hington horse but it major garrett. good evening. what is the political impact of this? because he is running for president. >> reporter: yes, he is the current republican front-runner, not just a former president. this was, it all terms, a character sketch of donald trump then and now. senate republicans are not rallying to his defense. to talk about the case for a second. the defense was he was rude, he was crude, but he would not better this moment and then defame her. well come in a contested processor everyone had evidence and witness before a jury, a jury said no, in fact, that is precisely what the former president did beer now, those who rallied to the former president's defense say, well, r debate in 2016, he passed and was elected, or this is all at senate republican leaders today, norah, capitol hill in the aftermath of the verdict said there is too much drama, the voters will evaluate that and yes, trump can get the nomi general electio senatedi spewing that suggests the ti

cbs's elaine quijano has been following the trial and is going to start us off tonight outside the federalew york city. good evening, elaine. >> reporter: good evening, norah. e. jean carroll appeared to nod as the jury's decision was read. it was an emotional nine-day trial, and in a statement, carroll called the verdict a victory not just for her but for democracy and sexual assault survivors everywhere. writer e. jean carroll walked out of court saying very little, but the jury's verdict spoke volumes. after just under three hours of deliberations, the jury of six men and three women found trump liable for one count of battery and one count of defamation. it awarded carroll about $2 million for abuse and about $3 million for defamation. >> this verdict is the first time that a former president of the united states has actually been found liable for sexual abuse as well as defamation. >> reporter: carroll had accused trump of raping her in a new york department store dressing room in the mid-'90s. she first went public with her claim in her 2019 memoir. trump denied the accusation, calli

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