i'm jericka duncan in new york.a great night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> faith [ inaudible ] >> nancy pelosi shows up to say that tomorrow is another day. deep blue in a frat deposit deep loop democrats are very blue after the election. and the latest on the transition back to power. also, changes are coming for the streets of san francisco. what happens if drivers violate a new parking lot? live from the cbs studios in san francisco, we begin with, house speaker nancy pelosi. she attended her first public event since the general election, this after laming biden for contributing to the democrats losing the white house, big time. she was at glide memorial church to have a look at the construction going on, and to assure democrats that life will go on. we have that story. >> no way to

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching.a great week and a great night. >>> the fire stations and laying off police officers. it is not the answer. >> new at 6:00, first responders in oakland could soon lose their jobs. da lin takes us through what's at stake as the city faces majorbudget cuts. >>> and plus it was quite a scene at baker beach after fire crews were sent out to rescue a man stuck on the cliffs. >>> and away they go. professional table tennis in the bay area. ttoday's tourname live here in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight with a live shot of oakland where the city is looking to make severe cuts to the budget. >> and declare a fiscal emergency. officials say any reductions will have to be done soon and could mean laying off police officers and browning out fire stations. >> reporting on the options on the table. >> reporter: oakland is facing a deficit

for now i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching.a great night, and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> alameda voters with a big decision on their ballots this tuesday and, we are hearing from both sides on whether to oust the district attorney, pamela price. >>> hundreds of donald trump supporters gather in the valley today. we were out speaking with them on my they went to send him back to the white house. >>> protesters in san francisco gathering outside of city hall calling on those running for office to stop supporting israel's war in the middle east. live from the cbs studios in san francisco. >> election day is three days away and while many voters have already sent off their ballots, this is a look at busy city hall from this morning. >> we spoke with one san francisco resident. >> there is a lot on the line. locally and nationally. i think it is how we take contr

from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us on this saturday. we begin with wild weather and wildfires on both coasts and a blizzard in between. this is interstate 80 in wyoming today. it was shut down in both directions for several hours between laramie and cheyenne after fog and black ice caused several crashes. no word on injuries. today colorado is digging out after its first major snowstorm. amounts measured not in inches but feet. cbs' sarah horbacewicz has more. >> reporter: the snow has stopped falling after overnight blizzard-like conditions dumped up to four feet of snow in the mountains and up to a foot and a half on the plains. this is the biggest november snowstorm here in decades. colorado is digging out after five days of nearly nonstop snowfall. >> it's a lot for the first snow, but i think it's part of every year. >> reporter: not everyone was ready. jack knifed tractor-trailers closed the freeways to big rigs. my colleague talked to a truck driver who was fined over $1,000 for not having chains on his tires. >> you know there's

jericka duncan is in for norah with a preview. >> we go on the road with a car that got away.uckle up for a trip down memory lane with a father and son duo and a very special gift, those headlines and more on the cbs evening news. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, some local students get an up close look at the king tides, what you need to know to stay safe on the shoreline. >>> plus the full weekend forecast up next. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> out of state students about to pay a lot more tuition at schools in the uc system. the board of regents approved an increase of about $3,400 a year starting next fall. that

cbs's jericka duncan is talking to voters in detroit. evening, jericka. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. good evening to everyone at home. the voters that we spoke to said that they were excited and relieved that they were able to finally cast their ballot today. in fact, i met a woman here, 41-year-old jessica jackson at this polling location here in detroit. she said that she was torn between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. ultimately, she cast her ballot for a third-party candidate. take a listen. >> i just had too many questions for, you know, still regarding republican, democrat, and i always vote straight democratic ticket, but i'm so confused that i'm going with nonaffiliation, cornel west. >> reporter: in the motor city where 80% of the population here is made up of african americans, harris is projected to win this area. gains with black voters and union workers, as well. this afternoon i spoke to the uaw president shawn fain, who said biden-harris policies have actually helped union worke

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. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us this sunday night. president-elect donald trump is putting the finishing touches on his cabinet nominations, having chosen nearly a dozen to round out his incoming administration. our latest cbs news poll finds 59% of americans approve of how trump is handling the transition. cbs' nikole killion has that part of the story. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. president-elect trump has now filled most of his cabinet positions putting him on pace to do so by thanksgiving. at his mar-a-lago estate, president-elect donald trump solidified his cabinet with new picks for housing, labor, agriculture, and funding, tapping scott bassett, who could be the first openly gay member to lead the board. the president-elect also tapped russell vought to reprise his role as white house budget director. and he selected a trio of doctors from federal health agencies, including david weldon, a vaccine skeptic, to head the cdc. >> it's about choice and getting rid of mandates. >> re

i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching.ting their ballots and sharing their feelings in t minus two days. >>> plus the presidential candidates are making their last rounds in major swing states. our max darrow has the latest on what could be one of the most consequential races in decades. >>> we still keep our friendship while half are republicans and half are democrats. >>> wilson walker takes us to the county where republicans are evenly matched with democrats. live from the cbs studios in san francisco on this final weekend before the election. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. election day is just two days away. many voters in the bay area have already sent out their ballots. >> it was a busy day for poll workers at san francisco's department of elections. many people came out today for early voting. we spoke with some of the folks about their state of mind. >> and i'm really excited for tuesday. it will be a very interesting and exciting day. and i'm really looking forward to the election. >> i'm nervou

. >>> cbs evening news is next on kpix with jericka duncan. local news will be streaming, as always, on cbs news bay area. see you right back re >> jericka: tonight, the confirmation battles ahead for some of donald trump's picks for his cabinet. could the result of an ethics committee investigation into matt gaetz be released? our new reporting. >> electric pressure cookers, waffle makers, coffee makers. >> jericka: plus, how the president-elect's proposed tariffs could impact your future purchases. >> two-quart air fryer, about $30-$40 right now. trump tariffs come in, almost $100. >> jericka: the terrifying moment midair as a miami-bound flight hits severe turbulence. >> anytime we saw a camaro, he would definitely bring it up. >> jericka: and we go "on the road" with the thank you gift of a lifetime from a son to his father. >> he loves me a lot. as much as i love him. >> jericka: the "cbs evening news" starts right now. ♪ ♪ good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm jericka duncan in for norah o'donnell. tonight, president-elect trump

i'm jericka duncan in for norah o'donnell.ight, president-elect trump's allies are working to shore up support for his cabinet nominees, specifically his choice for attorney general, matt gaetz. today was supposed to be the day the house ethics committee would vote on releasing its report into whether gaetz was involved in sexual misconduct with a minor and illicit drug abuse. but gaetz suddenly resigned from congress on wednesday, stopping the investigation in its tracks, and now the republican house speaker mike johnson says he does not want that report to see the light of day. but he's under pressure to release it. a lawyer for two women who testified in the investigation says that one of his clients told that committee she actually witnessed gaetz having sex with a minor during a party in orlando in 2017. gaetz has denied all wrongdoing. we have a team coverage tonight, beginning with cbs's scott macfarlane with more on that. scott? >> reporter: his critics say there is a political ticking time bomb next to matt gaetz, the

cbs's jericka duncan has more. ♪ happy birthday to daddy ♪ >> reporter: instagram posts show sean combs'seir father's 55th birthday over the phone with him behind bars. >> thank you all for being by my side and supporting me. i love you all. i i've got the best family.world. >> reporter: prosecutors allege this scene was orchestrated by combs to win over potential jurors, one of several ways they claim combs is compromising his child. >> i love you, daddy. >> reporter: according to court documents, prosecutors say combs instructed his family to contact potential witnesses and victims, sought to intimidate victims and witnesses into silence, and used other inmates' phones, three-way calls, and unauthorized messaging apps to avoid monitoring. >> his campaign to try and reach the jury i think has spectacularly backfired to the extent that people are talking about this prosecution filing. >> reporter: the public is also being reminded of combs's controversial past with the release of the new hulu documentary "the honorable shine," centered around a 1999 nightclub shooting. >> i had nothing to

from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening, jericka is off. i'm david wade.onight we begin with rattled nerves on a runway in dallas. a bullet pierced a southwest jetliner feet from the cockpit as it taxied for takeoff. it is the latest incident in a week of problems for planes and passengers. cbs' jason allen leads us off tonight at love field. jason? >> reporter: david, you know that there are all kinds of sounds you hear when a plane is ready to take off. southwest airlines tells me in this case the crew of the plane heard something above all of that that was out of place. it turned out to be a bullet hitting the side of the plane as they were headed toward the runway about to take off. >> southwest 2494, we have to return to the gate. need to have an inspection on the aircraft. >> reporter: the passengers and crew on the 737 were moments from takeoff when a bullet hit the right side of the jetliner below the cockpit. the faa says no one was hurt. the aircraft returned to the gate, and passengers exit. a southwest source tells cbs news it appears to be a s

. >> reporter: i'm jericka duncan in drought, this is where harris needs a strong turnout here in theounty if she's going to win the state of michigan. key voting blocs, uaw workers, black men and arab-americans. anger over the administration's handling of the war in gaza has hollowed out support for many of the state's arab-american voters for the democratic party. harris also needs to do just as well as biden did in 2020 if not better with black men. former president trump has made some inroads with both groups, however, the uaw recently released internal polling data suggesting its members in battleground states are planning to support harris over trump. >> our thank you to all our teams across the country. >>> now, this election day, law enforcement agencies across the country are beefing up their protection to thwart any violence. the threats include domestic and international, in-person and on online. cbs' naomi ruchim joins us here in new york city with that story, naomi, good morning. >> reporter: michael, good morning. for those who didn't vote early or by mail and are bravin

. >> reporter: i'm jericka duncan here in detroit, this is where harris needs a strong turnout in waynehe is going to win the state of michigan. some key voting blocks to watch, uaw workers, black men, and arab americans. anger overthrew the administration's handling of the war in gaza has held out support for many of the arab american voters for the democratic party. harris also needs to do just as well as biden did in 2020 if not better with black men. former president trump has made some inroads with both groups. however the uaw recently released internal polling data suggesting its members in batlle ground states are going to support harris over trump. >> norah: thanks to our correspondence across the country. one of the top questions people want to know -- when will we know who wins the election? while we don't know for sure, there are some clues. who is better than looking at all of those clues is chief washington correspondent, so what do we know about the vote count? >> reporter: let's go straight to north carolina and georgia. why north carolina and georgia? the polls close ear