we have a lot of news to get to, and cbs' janet shamlian will and cbs' janet shamlian w start us off olorado springs. good evening, janet. >> reporter: norah, good evening to you. tonight, we have new information about the club q, where people are gathering to pay tribute. we're also learning more about those who died. they are two employees, three customers, ambushed during a night out. the suspect, 22-year-old anderson lee aldrich, will face murder and hate crime charges. investigators say they will file formal charges soon. >> this is your boy. >> reporter: a man of the same name and age was arrested after a bomb threat near colorado springs last year, but the charges were dismissed. this is doorbell video of the man surrendering to police. there is no record police or family members tried to trigger colorado's red flag law, that would have allowed police to seize any weapons the man may have had. >> reporter: the call came in late saturday night-- a shooter firing on the crowd. now identifying the two heroes who stopped the suspect: richard fierro and thomas james. >> i have never

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janet shamlian, thank you so much. there was an outpouring of anger today at the sentencing hearing for the man who shot and killed 17 people at the marjory stoneman douglas high school in 2018. survivors of the shooting in parkland, florida, and family members of the victims, directly addressed the gunman, for the first time. >> parkland murderer, i hope first time. >> parkland murderer, i hope your maker sends you directly to hell to burn for the rest of your eternity. >> my hope for you is that you die sooner rather than later. i have you are a monster with no remorse, and every breath you take is a breath wasted. >> o'donnell: well, the gunman will be sentenced wednesday to life in prison without a parole. a jury could not agree on the death sentence. turning now to the crucial midterm elections with just one week to go before election day, president biden is on the campaign trail in florida, making the case for democrats,ia making the and against what he calls "mega-maga" republicans. we have a team of corresponde

norah. >> o'donnell: janet shamlian, thank you. well, outside boston, investigators are looking into why an s.u.v. crashed through the glass wall of an apple store this morning, killing one person and injuring at least 17 others. some are now in critical condition. cbs' errol barnett has the very latest. >> reporter: a fast-moving s.u.v. left this jagged, gaping hole in a wall of glass along with at least one fatality and multiple injuries inside this apple store in the small town of hingham. >> i just heard, like, glass shatter, and then everyone ran to the window because they thought it was a smash-and-grab. >> reporter: emergency crews raced to the wounded. some victims were treated by first responders on the sidewalk. others were trapped. >> there was people covered in blood. >> reporter: authorities say it appears the five-passenger vehicle only stopped once it hit the back of the store. >> multiple patients injured out in front of store and in the store, including a few patients that were pinned against the wall by the vehicl

janet shamlian, thank you. in north carolina, n.t.s.b.tigators are on the scene of a deadly helicopter crash. that chopper went down next to a major interstate in charlotte. cbs's mark strassmann reports, authorities say without the pilot's heroic actions, more lives could have been lost. >> reporter: this noon-time disaster fell from the sky. a news helicopter crashed right along i-77 in charlotte. it belonged to wbtv, the cbs affiliate there. why it crashed remains unclear, but both people aboard were killed, including wbtv meteorologist jason myers. >> rain from the south... >> reporter: the father of four fell in love with weather during a third grade science project. also killed, chip tayag, sky 3's pilot the last five years, and a hero in his final minute of flight. >> he apparently knew he was in trouble, and he circled, looking for a place to put that down. i don't think he had any choice, it was going down. and he-- he got it just off the highway, and avoided it. >> reporter: charlotte's police chief agrees. >> if that is truly t

cbs' janet shamlian is in houston with more. >> where would you like us to put it?er: handouts in houston tonight. cases of water amid warnings what's coming from the tap might not be safe. where did you shower? >> well, i haven't this morning. i have to wait until night time. >> reporter: the city issued a boil water notice late sunday after a power outage disrupted the water system. then, disruptions across the city. houston schools closing classrooms for more than 194,000 students. >> at the latest, we anticipate report, clean report, coming, say 3:00 a.m. could it be before? possibly. >> reporter: it comes amid water woes related to aging infrastructure. from the jackson, mississippi, crisis in august triggering a federal disaster declaration, to the years of issues in flint, michigan, where lead from pipes breached the water supply. there's a water main break every two minutes, according to the american society of civil engineers. an estimated six billion gallons of treated water lost daily in the u.s., enough to fill more than 9,000 swimming pools. tonight, ho

cbs' janet shamlian visits a farm facing more than just inflation. >> reporter: from farm to table, why your thanksgiving turkey will cost more. >> o'donnell: and, jennifer aniston opens up, revealing her deeply personal struggles with infertility. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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 wednesday night. tonight, president biden is celebrating what he called a strong night for democrats after his party outperformed expectations in the midterms. the president says americans sent a clear and unmistakable message last night about democracy and abortion rights. in a rare, wide-ranging press conference late today, president biden answered questions about working with the g.o.p., despite possible investigations into his son hunter, whether he'll run for reelection, and even what he thinks of a trump-desantis showdown for the republican nomination. and at this hour, control of congress is still up for grabs. cbs news estimates the battle for the hou

janet shamlian, thank you so much. >>> now to the economy.or department survey showed job openings surged in the month of september to more than 10.7 million. that means there are roughly two job openings for every available worker. and if you're looking for a job in new york city, things just got a bit more transparent. starting today, most companies are now required to post salary ranges for every available job. cbs's tanya rivero reports on why it's a growing trend in tonight's "money watch." >> i think it's a great thing. >> reporter: job seeker lauren bagger already finds the newly disclosed salary ranges useful in her search for a management position. >> especially in the corporate workplace, you kind of undervalue yourself sometimes. >> reporter: seher khawaja, who helped draft the legislation, says it gives employees more leverage in the negotiating process. >> for so long in what we've seen is that pay secrecy creates this huge power imbalance between employers and employees. >> reporter: seven states have similar pay transparency la

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cbs's janet shamlian will start us off tonight from colorado springs. vening. five lives lost. but tonight, so many more saved thanks to that army veteran, who told us his story, how it was simply instinct for him to put himself in harm's way for the safety of others. richard fierro never expected a war zone would follow him home. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i gotta kill this guy. he's going to kill my kid. he's going to kill my wife. >> reporter: the army veteran, awarded two bronze stars, watt as club q with his wife, daughter, and her boyfriend when the gunman started firing. >> it's a reflex. go. go to the fire. stop the action. stop the activity. don't let no one get hurt. >> reporter: fierro says he grabbed the suspect by his body armor and threw him to the ground. >> i'm a big dude, man, and this guy was bigger. and i just kept wailing on him. >> reporter: it was too late to save his daughter's boyfriend, raymond green vance, among the five people who died. as the community comes to terms with the tragedy, new details on

cbs' janet shamlian goes to an indiana turkey farm where it turns out inflation is not the only reasonurkey prices are flying high. >> reporter: these are the last of more than 6,000 turkeys kyle becker raised on his rural indiana farm this year. >> so these are broad breasted white. >> reporter: even though he's charging more, his earnings will be half of last year. what are you facing in raising turkeys? >> feed is up, labor is up. processing, even the boxes that we put the turkeys in have increased in price. >> reporter: turkey prices are flying high. the average price of a whole frozen bird is $2.45 a pound. 70 cents higher per pound than in 2021. a combination of inflation and bird flu which wiped out more than 7 million turkeys nationwide. how big of a hit has it taken? >> well, turkey production is down about 5% this year over the total year. >> reporter: grocers still often bargain birds to get shoppers in the door but other essentials are up, eggs more than 30% from last year, buster more than 26%. and baked goods like pumpkin pie more than 20%. at ragle's barbecue in katy, te

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janet shamlian will start us off tonight from colorado springs. good evening, japt. >> reporter: norah, good evening. five lives lost but tonight so many more saved thanks to that army veteran who told us his story, how it was simply instinct for him to put himself in harm's way for the safety of others. richard fierro never expected a war zone would follow him home. >> i wasn't thinking. i just ran over there, got him. i got to kill this guy, he's going to kill my kid and wife. >> reporter: the army veteran awarded two bronze stars was at club q with his wife, daughter and her boyfriend when the gunman started firing. >> it's a reflex. go. go to the fire. stop the action. >> stop the activity. don't let no one get hurt. >> reporter: fierro says he grabbed the suspect by his body armor and threw him to the ground. i'm a big dude, man, and this guy was bigger, and i just kept whaling on him. >> reporter: it was too late to save his daughter's boyfriend, raymond green vance, among the five who died. as the community comes to terps with the tragedy,

as cbs' janet shamlian reports, the alleged shooter faces multiple counts of murder and multiple countsf murder hate crime charges. >> reporter: our first look tonight at the suspected club q shooter. in court by video conference, slumped in a wheelchair, appearing injured and struggling to speak. the judge denied bond for 22- year-old anderson aldrich. the next hearing is scheduled for december 6 when formal charges are expected. >> this is your boy. >> reporter: the suspect, who lawyers say identifies as non- binary and uses plural pronouns, changed their name in 2016, court records indicate, to avoid association with their father, aaron brink, who is speaking out. >> there is no excuse for killing people. >> reporter: there is new information about the suspect's arrest for an alleged bomb threat last year. in an affidavit obtained by cbs affiliate kktv, investigators believe aldrich told the family believe aldrich told the family shooting. charges were never pursued, and. char the case was sealed. meanwhile, on the eve of thanksgiving, the city is coming to terms with what happened a

i'm here to make sure we make change. >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, colorado springs. >> duncan: overseas now to ukraine where russian forces launched another large-scale attack on infrastructure. more than 70 cruise missiles rained down on the country's energy grid, knocking out power to millions. several civilian targets were also hit, including a maternity hospital. and at least 10 civilians were reportedly killed across the country. cbs' chris livesay is on the ground tonight in ukraine. >> reporter: russian forces obliterated ukraine's power grid, leaving a trail of darkness, destruction, and death. we just arrived on the scene of a russian airstrike outside the center of kyiv. we're told just narrowly missing a school, and this building beside it is an orphanage. but it didn't miss this apartment building, a 17-year-old girl was among at least four dead. victoria and her mother, tatiana, have come home to what's left. you've lost everything. hat are you going to do? "it's so, so hard," she cries. "please, help us." like millions of ukrainians, they're now left without ligh

leading us off tonight is cbs's janet shamlian in colorado springs. good evening, janet. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. this is a community in shock tonight. club q has long been a safe haven for members of the lgbtq community to gather. that sense of security now shattered as the fbi and others investigate whether this was a crime motivated by hate. >> north academy boulevard, club q, active shooter. all units respond. >> reporter: witnesses describe a scene of sheer terror inside club q late saturday night. > i heard shots, broken glass, bodies. it was -- how? why? >> reporr:anon 's bartender, saw unimaginable horror all around him. >> the door from the dance floor to the patio is a glass door. all that glass had been shattered. it was all over the ground. and i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> reporter: police say the shooter came into the club just before midnight with two guns and opened fire. >> we are still working to identify the firearms and who they belong to. but i can confirm

as cbs' janet shamlian reports, the alleged shooter faces multiple counts of murder and hate crime charges. >> reporter: our first look tonight at the suspected club q shooter. in court by videoconference, slumped in a wheelchair, appearing injured and struggling to speak. the judge denied bond for 22-year-old anderson aldrich. the next hearing is scheduled for december 6th, when formal charges are expected. >> this is your boy. >> reporter: the suspect, who lawyers say identifies as nonbinary and uses plourl pronouns changed their name in 2016 court records indicate to avoid association with their father, aaron brink, who is speaking out, condemning the shooting. >> there is no excuse for going and killing people. >> reporter: there is new information about the suspect's arrest for an alleged bomb threat last year. in an affidavit obtained by cbs affiliate kktv, investigators believe aldrich told the family they planned to conduct a mass shooting. charges were never pursued, and the case was sealed. meanwhile, on the eve of thanksgiving, the city is coming to terms with what happened and

cbs' janet shamlian spoke with the bartender who says two heroes saved his life when they attacked theunman. a driver crashes into a busy apple store. tonight, the deadly collision, as police look into how this could have happened. holiday travel mayhem. the thanksgiving rush is on. >> huge lines for security, for baggage claim. a lot of tempers starting to flare. >> o'donnell: as parts of new york dig out from an historic snowstorm. new details in the idaho college murd

cbs' janet shamlian spoke with the bartender who says two heroes saved his life when they attacked theman. driver crashes into a busy apple store. tonight, the deadly collision as police look into how this could have happened. holiday travel mayhem: the thanksgiving rush is on. >> huge lines for security, for baggage claim. a lot of tempers started to flare. >> o'donnell: as parts of

leading us off tonight is cbs' janet shamlian in colorado springing.d evening. >> reporter: good evening. this is a community in shock tonight. club q has long been a save hafen for the lbgtq community. that sense of community now shattered, as law enforcement investigates whether this is a crime motivated by hate. a scene of sheer terror saturday night. >> i heard shots, broken glass, bodies -- it was -- how? why? >> reporter: michael anderson, the club's bar tender, saw unimaginable horror all around him. >> the patio from the dance floor, all that glass was shattered, and i saw someone i knew lying there in that broken glass, having been shot in the neck. >> reporter: police say the shooter came into the club just before midnight with two guns and opened fire. >> we're still working to identify the firearms and who they belong to, but the suspect used a long rifle. >> reporter: matthew haynes is one of the club owners and raced to the scene. >> last night, one man went into our home and murdered five of our community. >> reporter: on facebook, the c

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. >> o'donnell: cbs's janet shamlian is in colorado springs as we learn more about those killed at a nightclub. deadly helicopter crash, two people killed when a news chopper we want down in charlotte. could the pilot's actions saved lives? pediatric hospitals at a breaking point. >> eth not hyperbole to call it a crisis. >> o'donnell: what doctors and nurses are doing as they run out of peds for sick kids. thanksgiving travel rus

." >> o'donnell: cbs's janet shamlian is in colorado springs as we learn more about those killed at alub. deadly helicopter crash. two people killed when a news chopper went down in charlotte. could the pilot's actions have saved lives? pediatric hospitals near the breaking point. >> it's not hyperbole to call it a crisis. >> o'donnell: what doctors and nurses are doing, as they run out of beds for sick kids.

here's cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: tonight, a rare november storm, bringing heavy rain, hail and tornadoes to texas. this is video of a tornado on the frowned in paris, texas, in the northeastern part of the state. this photo showing trees uprooted and a damaged home. there are no confirmed reports of deaths or injuries. the storm had a major impact on air travel, more than 300 flights canceled in and out of dfw airport with ripples around the country. tornado warnings and watches have been positioned across parts of arkansas, oklahoma through midnight. >> o'donnell: employers added a better than expected 261,000 jobs in october, as the employment rate ticked up to 3.7%, despite near record high inflation, the final report before the midterms shows the job market remains strong. well, the same cannot be said at twitter's headquarters in san francisco, though. the company's blue checkmarks were replaced with pink slips today as widespread layoffs got underway. thousands of employees found out via email that they were let go, just one week after elon musk took control of the social

clean water crisis-- cbs' janet shamlian is in a major american city with undrinkable water. >> reporterls closed, business impacted. more than two million using boiled and bottled water.