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and to finish the week of "honoring our heroes," steve hartman goes "on the road" with the story of aan whose memory lives on, thanks to the kindness of a stranger. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we begin tonight with that breaking news and those new criminal charges against former president trump's chief strategist steve bannon. president trump has directed his allies not to cooperate in the congressional investigation into the deadly assault on the u.s. capitol in january, and bannon is among those aides refusing to speak with lawmakers and was indicted today on two counts of contempt of congress. he's expected to turn himself in on monday. president trump's former chief of staff, mark meadows, had until today to respond to a subpoena from those same house investigators. he, too, was a no-show and could face similar charges. investigators want to know exactly what president trump and his advisers were doing and who th

andve hartman's "on the road," with a high-flying, age-defying poll vaulter. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with late-breaking details on what has been a busy day of negotiations here in washington. at stake, president biden's ambitious legislative agenda unveiled before his inauguration as his build back better spending plan. house democrats were expected to vote on the nearly $2 trillion social spending package today, along with a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed in the senate months ago. but there's been no vote on either bill. bottom line, the sausage making here in washington has ground to a halt. tonight, it is evident that the demodemocrats have turned the president's signature legislation into a pretty unappetizing process. so let's head over to capitol hill, where cbs' kris van cleave has all the up-to-the-minute details. good evening, kris. >> reporter: norah, it has been a day, one that started with democrats thinkin

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7th doane is inside one of the most could have had vaccinated nation on earth, a story from steve hartmanksgiving thoughts from luke burbank and more on this sunday morning, november 14th, 2021. we'll be right back. ♪. ♪. . >> pauley: something you probably don't know, as many as one in five veterans suffers from ptsd. posttraumatic stress disorder is a leading cause of suicide among vets. david martin has word of a surprising treatment that could lead them out of the today. >> i stabbed myself in the neck and the wrist at nights, and i just wented the pain to stop >> a series of pulitzer prize winning photographs, captured thing a gony of former am i recent, scott ostrom, his life overwhelm by ptsd after two tours in iraq. 12 years of nightmares, panic attacks and failed relationships, a danger not only to himself, but to others. >> deep down i was angry so really, i think i was just looking for a fight >> what were you angry about. >> angry with myself. i felt guilty for some of the things that i failed to do overseas >> fail to do how. >> i watched my friend burn alive inside of a humv

steve hartman found their story "on the road." >> reporter: troy and katie hudson of denver, colorado just as hing that we necessarily mem ofh emotionally to ngtantdo here w a h io>> rr: helso lanning on makina speech for her. >> katie -- >> reporter: but i did it. i let it out, and i can't pause it. >> reporter: in a minute, what katie's little brother had to firs what l moment. >> she's just the best sister i can ask for. no one can compare. >> you try one of these. >> reporter: gus is actually katie's half-brother. they're separated by nearly two decades, yet close as conjoined, which is why when katie got engaged, gus says his feelings got complicated. >> i was worried that she would not spend as much time with me as she used to. so it was really stressful in that way, because i didn't want to lose her. >> reporter: fortunately, gus says there is just something about a wedding ceremony. >> it's just like kind of like magic. and most of my worries about them just kind of went away. >> reporter: which brings us back to the reception. >> and i am so happy that you guys got married to

with no car or bus pass, hartman walks. on a good day, it is a mild walk. but on sundays and mondays, it is close, and the closest grocery store is more than one mile away. for sir jordan --. >> eight or nine walks to safeway. >> the distance is not the problem but the price. >> the price on food is $250 a month. >> that is enough food to last for a month. now, the same amount, it only lasts two weeks. >> when prices go up, it hits the lower income households, particularly hard. >> james wilcox is a graduate school professor of economics at uc berkeley. >> lower income households spend twice as large or a fraction of their income on food as higher income household. >> data analysis finds that more than 170 low-income neighborhoods are in the san francisco mentor area that also have low food axis. that is more than double we found in the metro area at 79. >> there are communities that are really high. >> reggie young is the director of the alameda county community food bank. >> from where we were last year, the problem is ge

is nuct nantuckett >> dokoupil: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," steve hartman is "on the road" with a story of a foster dad who has much to be thankful for, and the kids who are thankful for him. and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm tony dokoupil. happy thanksgiving, everyone. >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> we are doing everything we can. >> the bay area is heading into black friday in the middle of a retail crime wave. shoppers should expect, and the plan to keep them safe. >>> the dry weather continues through the holiday weekend, but we have encouraging news with the latest update from the drought monitor. >>> posing in on a major vaccination milestone tonight. >>> think your holiday feast was tricky to prepare? the california communities that had to cook by candlelight. >>> the bay area will launch into the holiday shopping season in the middle of a violent retail crime wave. >> so what is local law enforcement planning, and what should shoppers expect? kpix 5's max darrow begins her am

doctor hartman, thank you so much. first, will you just describe what your role was? what your job was to be doing, in the run up to january six, that led you to be looking at this activity and getting nervous about it. >> well, thank you chris. me and my team are responsible for collecting, disseminating, and analyzing threat information that could impact the operations or harm anybody that comes into the district of columbia. so, we have responsibilities to share that information with all of our federal and local state partners. and what were you seeing that was still alarming? >> we had seen a lot of activity in october and november with a lot of the first member -- what we saw, leading up to january six was something that we have never seen before. my staff were alarmed. particularly, actors, threat actors that were coming into d.c., that we have never had encountered before. they were coming from all over the country. we saw him are militia, who don't generally come to d.c., because they don't like to leave home without their arms. and we saw a lot of threat info

they are now nine and oh wake forest still undefeated and ranked number nine sam hartman and the demonte in the third hartman to at perry who makes and it grab he threw five touchdowns perry caught two of them, but carolina scored 24 in the fourth ty chandler 50 yard run with just over a minute ago and the heels they have a 10-point lead wake scored and now need the onside kick with 37 seconds to go. and a smart play right here get it out of bounds. carolina wins at 58-55 wait force first loss of the season abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. finally tonight the walk to and alzheimer's took place along the embarcadero in san francisco. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the fundraiser our abc 7 mornings. anchor regent key, mc. today's walk to kick off the event over 2,000 people participated everyone carried a large flower to represent their connection to alzheimer's disease. they have lost people to alzheimer's or they are supporting family members their friends who currently have alzheimer's and sadly that it's becoming more of a reality for more of us every day. and toda

ah. hartman october 25th. following emily to take over that by general of the fact that were hand, senior officials of the government were detained, including prime minister after lamb duke, who was put on the house i've asked. but after nearly amount of negotiations, the party have reached a particular agreement. abdulla hambrick has been released and reinstated as prime minister. but what does the 14 point bill signing the presidential palace mean for the company's democracy? and how much power will the civilian government hold moving forward? i am rest inside of that and cartoon in an exclusive interview. the prime minister discusses the recent political crisis in the company and the way forward for the 1st time since dominican takeover of the la humble, talked to al jazeera mister prime minister of the lamb book. thank you for talking, talk to us. thank you very much for having me. i'm very pleased to be interviewed by hedges. either dat standing news channel known for its professional as thank it ah prime

steve hartman has an update on some super dads he met on the road. >>> this is crazy. >> reporter: michaelfeat says what a difference a week makes. >> nothing's the same. it's all your fault, steve. >> reporter: i didn't know this was going to happen. >> in a good way. >> in a good way. >> reporter: michael says it all began after our story featuring dads on duty, a group of 40 dads who roam the high school in shreveport, louisiana. >> what's going on, buddy? >> plagued with violence. >> reporter: the men showed up with the school's blessing after a rash of fights that saw 23 students arrested. >> police response -- >> reporter: the kids say there hasn't been another incident since. >> we started fighting, people started to going to class. >> reporter: how can that be? >> a look. >> reporter: dad looks. and dad jokes. the men say that's all it took to help turn things around. >> nothing is more important than being a father. >> so just to be here makes a big difference. >> reporter: do you think you stumbled onto something here? >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> reporter: boy, did they. >> good m

. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," steve hartman's "on the road" with the story of oneit means to his family. 12:30 eastern tomorrow, join steve live on the "cbs evening news" facebook page for more on this deeply moving story. and that is tonight's "bs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capitol. see you back here tomorrow. happy veterans day to all who have served our country. good night. >> judge judy: how much did you pay her in total? >> $1,540. >> announcer: this car seller couldn't wait anymore. >> i gave her all day saturday to come over to pay the last $60. >> judge judy: and then she repossessed the car? >> yes, ma'am. the final $60. literally. >> announcer: now the judge's patience is wearing thin. >> judge judy: what'd you do with the car? >> i gave it away. >> your honor, she told me she -- sorry. >> judge judy: i'm having too much joy here. >> okay. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution lexus scales i

it's hartman. she actually is. the shooter was shot on wednesday while protecting a kron 4 reporter at 14th and webster streets in oakland. the city of oakland is where shooter got his start in law enforcement as an officer with the oakland housing authority. i in. >> and his first day of law enforcement. and boy, if if i can describe it any way be like the energizer bunny carol du plessis. >> is the oakland housing authority chief of police. he knew she to for 27 years. it's just so energetic and and so willing to to do things he says new fee to always kept in contact even after he left the housing authority. he then went on to work for hayward police san jose police and the coma. police department before joining star protection agency. this is video of the coma. police department escorted his body out of highland hospital where he died saturday morning. >> from his injuries. no family should have to suffer as result of some bodies. >> misconduct of reward of $32,500 is being offered for information that leads to

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general of to for, to have hand people started to protest in 5 different districts in the capitol hartman. so in of bank street a l scheffer as a half a bully, java and, and barry district, the so did the protest or steel ongoing people are dra are, are, are barricading the rules and they're burning the tires. the main issue here. now the determining factor will be that the reaction of the stress and opposition parties, they are very aware of that, that if they can't put enough pressure from the streets on, did the military rule, maybe they can force them to, to step back. but the export says esl for the opposition forces in the country have been quite a fragmented, and the internal disagreements and in fighting's, how weakened their position, particularly when it comes to, to, to, to organize the street. and also to put a, a pressure that could bring a result on, on her own mr album hand. so the set of these going to be given us a clear picture, whether the position in this country is able, it is able to mobilize enough people to force general alber half or more concessions. so let's tak

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natosha hartman -- from the pandemic, she lives off 14th street south oakland, a neighborhood defined as a food desert, which does not mean there are not any grocery stores in the area that a large percentage of the population does not have easy access to them. her neighborhood is one of 600 in the san francisco oakland berkeley metro area considered food deserts. one third of the population in these areas are living organ half a mile away from the nearest food market or grocery store. with no car or bus pass, she walks. >> i walk about two or three miles without -- to get food. >> on good -- on a good day it is a mile walk, but on sundays it is closed and the grocers -- the closest store is more than a mile away. for sarah jordan, >> you could go to safeway. >> the problem is the price. cracks our food stamps don't last. >> her food stamp sees to lester and month, now buying the same amount it only lasts two weeks. >> when food prices go up a lot, and hits the lower income households particularly hard. stephanie: james wilcox is professor of economics at uc berkeley. >> some househol

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so much to discuss now with cnn white house correspondent john hartman and former u.s. attorney harry litman. i love having you guys on. good evening. good to see you. >> good evening. >> this has become a major stand-off between meadows and the select committee. what can you tell us? >> what we know is that donald trump has no interest in the truth, in the rule of law, or the integrity of american democracy. that attitude filters down to his team. we saw that in their conduct after the election. we saw it on the january 6th insurrection. and now we see it in their blanket resistance to the congressional inquiry here. what they're trying to do, throw up legal obstacles, try to drag out the effort to drag them in for testimony as long as possible, if they're shut out the first time they try to appeal. if they show up, not talk, and count on the fact that the justice department may not be very fast to bring criminal contempt proceedings, you know, you were talking the last hour with mark meadows -- sorry -- john dean and making the analogy to dean's testimony against nixo

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all the way on the far left, judge tom hartman from the third circuit, my home state of pennsylvania. next to him, judge naomi rao from the d.c. circuit judge. judge jones from the fifth circuit, and judge phil prior from the 11th circuit. do you have any story? >> the first time i spent a meaningful amount of time with nate justice was in a visit to tuscaloosa, alabama law school to give a lecture. harold albritton is a federal district judge in alabama. i think for five generations of alabama lawyers from the family. they have a lecture series that almost every justice of the court has participated in. often, they schedule it in conjunction with a football game. that weekend was the alabama- tennessee game. we refer to that as the third saturday in october. it does not matter that this weekend is the fourth saturday in october, because alabama and tennessee are crying, so it is really the third saturday in october. the bad news is that -- he regaled us with stories the night before about his love of nascar, but he arrived at brandon he stadium. he is a nebraska fan. number aska had

they declared their fire season hartman saying people should the remain vigilant into the winter monthss we prepare for potentially active wildfire seasons next year. so mike declaration wasnlt official. >> is that what you're saying. because that day i end i said fire officials are over here by decree and no nothing to you took a while for them to get on board. but you're right, daryn. right. wow, i don't know that hey, john. they just had to confirm seems to and said of radar. i call it dart are starting what like this is enough. must be an apprentice inside. it was a day i think we did it last week, but we have a little on top of that, even last night and yesterday which was certainly welcome. it was definitely not that 18 inches you got and canfield 2 sundays ago. you remember but guerneville did see 2 and a half inches of rainfall over the past 24 hours, mount tam around 2 inches of it mill valley just over an inch while santa rosa and windsor around 3 quarters of an inch over in the east bay orinda right walnut creek as well as oakland receiving around 6707 inch. so these were som

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