the commander john d john is a 20-year veteran of the navy and told us he wasn't concerned, it would take more than this. >> if someone opened fire on you it would warrant you taking self defense measures, if you feel threatened you have a right to depend yourself. >> last month a british naval ship sms defender subject to more tactics in the black sea. uk government denied russia's claim that it dropped bombs in the path and fired warning shots but they did threaten to attack. >> if you don't change course i will be fire. >> as tensions between the u.s. and russia have racheted up, the black sea region has become the scene of confrontations, russia sent soldiers to illegally seize control of the peninsula from neighboring ukraine and russia claiming the british ship sailing in what are now its territorial waters. the u.s. and its allies don't recognize that. russia has threatened to bomb foreign bar ship that's sail into those waters in the future. the training exercise was several miles away. and the uss r ardith tomahawk and harpon miesd miss isles and tore paidos. tore paidos vmt

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. >> reporter: commander john d. john told us it would take much more to provoke a clash. >> if somebody opened fire on you then that would warrant you taking self-defense measures. >> reporter: but last month a british naval ship was subjected to more aggressive tactics in the black sea including this threat. >> if you don't change the course, i will be fire. >> reporter: russia sent soldiers to seize control of the crimean peninsula from neighboring ukraine in 2014, and russia claims the british ship was sailing in what are now its territorial waters-- the u.s. and allies don't recognize that. russia's threatened to bomb foreign warships that sail into those waters in the future. this exercise was several miles away, but used america's military might to send a clear message. >> international airspace, international water space is for everybody. doesn't belong to one country. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, on board the u.s.s. ross. >> garrett: still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening nes." breakin

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we haven't seen a plutocrat dress this casually since john d. rockefeller's banana hammock.veryone was grossed out by elon's tootsies. because after branson tweeted that picture, it was immediately uploaded to wikifeet, which, in case you don't know, is like wikipedia, but for people with a fetish for feet. congrats, elon. richard may have beat you to space, but if it's any consolation, creeps on the internet want to cop a feel of your heel. wiki-feet has a widely-respected foot rating system, and -- that line took me by surpris, musk's feet aren't too popular, with a rating of just 2.83 out of 5. ( audience reacts ) that's just for the picture. might've been even lower if they saw the way he moves them. to add insult to injury, musk's feet are apparently the worst of his fellow space billionaires, because richard branson wikifeet page has a rating of 3.3, and jeff bezo's feet got a 3.15. i would've thought he'd be higher, considering that bezos is just one giant toe. ( laughter ) these low ratings are a victory for all of us workin' stiffs. these guys may have all the money

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supported by the john d. and catherine t.ur foundation, committed to a just, and peaceful world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the special congressional committee tasked with investigating the january sixth at the capitol is embroiled in a new partisan firestorm. an issue republican members will be allowed to participate. house speaker pelosi has the final say over who sits on the panel, and announced she would reject two of the five members suggested by minority leader kevin mccarthy. in her statement, pelosi cited objections raised about representatives jim banks and jim jordan, and the impact of their opinions may have on the integrity of the investigation. mccarthy hit back saying if they could not serve, none of them would. he charged pelosi and democrats with an abuse of power. >> house democrats must answer this question. why are you allowing a

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supported by the john d and catherine t macarthuroundation committed to building a more peaceful worldand with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the political gridlock around the nation's infrastructure seems to have broken. a bipartisan group of senators now agree on a trillion dollar investment in public works projects. the measure includes $550 billion in new spending over the next five years. of that, $110 billion is to improve highways. $65 billion to expand broadband access. and $47 billion to combat environmental disasters. now, the challenge is getting enough votes. but the senate negotiators, including alaska republican lisa murkowski, sound optimistic. >> this is also important to demonstrate that republicans and democrats can come together over really hard stuff to negotiate in good faith and to broker an agreement that is not going to work just for republicans or for democrats. it is going to work for the country

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supported by the john d. and catherine t.thur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the country of haiti is under a state of emergency tonight after president mawiz but assassinated early this morning. he had been in office four years. his wife martin was wounded in a brazen attack at their home on the outskirts of the capital, port-au-prince. she's been airlifted to miami for treatment. yamiche alcindor begins our coverage. yamiche: the island nation in a state of shock. >> we live in this area with the president. even when we disagree with him we can't imagine he'd be killed like this. yamiche: the streets were uncharacteristically quiet. outside the scene of the crime lay bullet casings. haiti's first lady was wounded in the attack and remains hospitaliz

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supported by the john d. and catherine t.arthur foundation, committed to building a more jt, verdant and peaceful world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions -- this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: democrats in the u.s. senate have announced a sweeping government spending deal to fund some of president biden's top priorities, all aimed, they say, at improving the lives of ordinary americans. lisa desjardins has been following the aption -- action on capitol hill. lisa: on capitol hill, the former senator arrived for an important first as president. biden's first hill lunch with senate democrats, it followed their agreement last night on an historic spending deal. majority leader chuck schumer lauded the democrats' proposal, a $3.5 trillion budget outline calling for more spending towards healthcare, childcare, education and climate. it would be paid for with taxes on corporations and wealthy amer

. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peacul world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: haiti is under a state of emergency tonight, after president jovenel moise was assassinated early this morning. h had been in office for four years. his wife, martine, was wounded in the brazen attack at their home, on the outskirts of the capital, port-au-prince. tonight, she's been airlifted to miami for treatment. yamiche alcindor begins our coverage. >> alcindor: haiti's president assassinated. the island nation in a state of shock. >> ( translated ): we live in this area close to the president. even when we have problems with him, we can't imagine they would kill him like this. >> alcindor: hours after president jovenel moise was murdered in his own home, the streets of

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. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org [logo whooshing] [s[suspenseful music] [logo whooshing] - hello everyone, and welcome to amanpour and company. here's what's coming up. [air whooshing] - george floyd! - [crowd] george floyd! - george floyd! - [cro] george floyd! - [christiane] justice, accountability, relief. [crowd cheering] a big step forward for america, but not yet the giant leap. i speak to black lives matter co-founder opal tometi and the miami police chief art acevedo abouwhat this moment means for america and the world. then, [air whooshing] - it's important for the united states to be able to show the world, as well as to be able

. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: after weeksf asking will they or won't they, it appears the answer is yes. a bipartisan group of senators reached an agreement on a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan to invest in public works projects across the country. the deal iludes $550 billion in new spending over the next five years. of that, $110 billion to improve highways, $65 billion to expand broadband access, and $47 billion for resiliency against environmental disasters. announcing the deal is just the first step, and it faces its first procedural vote in the senate today. but the senate negotiators-- including alaska republican lisa murkowski-- sounded optimistic. >> this is also important to demonstrate th

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d. c. john hamden reports from washington. d. c. the whole truth and nothing but the true in sometimes harrowing testimony for police officers detailed a coordinated attack on the us capital. and on them the washington police officer, michael nunes own body camera, captured him being pulled into the crowd of donald trump. supporters beaten and shocked with a taser like stay in their body. like jimmy, i'm here and he says the response from republican politicians has been just is hurtful. the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful, but nothing truly, nothing has prepared me to address those elected members of our government who continue to deny the events that day and in doing so, betray their oath of office washington metropolitan police officer, daniel hodges, seen in a viral video being crushed between the capital doors by writers urged congress to act. i need you guys to address if anyone in power had a role in this, we're not allowed to join us capital police officer harry dunn recalled being taunted with racial slurs

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they find themselves in johns far as their the executive director of a center for a free cuba speaking to us from outside the cuban embassy in washington, d. c. thank you so much for joining us, john. the who's now moving on and italy has biesen england to win football's european championships for the 1st time since 1968th. the final in london finished in a $11.00 draw even off the extra time. it was if lee, who then held onto the enough to triumph and the penalty shoes out. and you richardson report on an england team. thanks. bye, impassioned home support at london's wendy stadium. and italian side on a mission to take the european championship trophy back to rome. ah, england couldn't have dreamt of making a better start from new york, putting his country ahead in just the 2nd minutes, went to talk to him to school his 1st international go the fastest ever, and the euro final unbeaten in the last 33 games italy wrestle by way back into contention. federico keep going close to me. tell you the 2nd know, began with rahim sterling, taking it's humble in the italian books, the referee deciding to wave england away rather than point to the

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commander john d. john is a 20 year veteran of the navy and told us he wasn't concerned. >> if somebody opened fire on you then that would warrant you taking self-defense measures. if somebody is aggressive and you feel threatened, then you have the right to defend yourself. la >> reporter: last month a british naval ship was subjected to more hostile tactics in the black sea. the u.k. government denied russia's claims that it dropped bombs in the british ship's path and fired shots but the russian military did threaten to attack. >> if you don't change the course, i'll fire. >> reporter: as tensions between the u.s. and russia have ratcheted up, the blacks sea region has become the scene of confrontations. and its allies recognize that. russia's threatened to bomb foreign warships that sail into those waters in the future. the training exercise was several miles away and "the u.s.s. ross" is heavily armored with tomahawk, torpedos. the captain calls it the swiss army knife of submarines. >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: during this exercise the u.s. navy used that m

let's talk about that with three excellent guests beginning with john reiner. d dr. darcy is also here. the overall picture of this pandemic has never looked better in the united states. >> happy, independent state, brian. >> yes. >> this is really one of the greatest american success stories. think about it. in january, in the darkest days of this pandemic, you know, we were having -- we were seeing about a quarter of a million new cases per day, 250,000 new cases per day to about 90%. deaths are down 90%. we've given over 3 million vaccines, vaccines given in astonishing record time, vaccines that work better than we ever could have hoped. this is really a day for independence. for folks in the united states who are vaccinated, this is really a holiday that celebrates our independence from the fear and the death and the hardships that so many people in this country have faced. it's a story of heroes and a lot of good news. >> the media is not always great at emphasizing the great news, so that's why i wanted to start the program with the positive. but what could ha

right now in order to get a few more people throughout the country to get vaccinated basil john, live in washington, d c thank you for that. about 2 dozen lawsuits have been filed in connection with last month's deadly condo collapse in surfside, florida, but not all of the victims could see a pay out. >> lawyers say would take a billion dollars to fairly compensate the families of the 98 people killed and the 136 apartments that were destroyed at the champlain towers. south. but the condo association currently has just 50 million dollars from insurance policies. that's not enough to pay those who lost only property. the judge says there will be a very serious allocation issue because the main defendant is a nonprofit condo board with limited financial resources. in the south bay pandemic-related court delays of not stop victims and families from seeking justice in the gilroy garlic festival shooting century arms llc. the gun manufacturer of the weapon that was used in the shooting is the latest to join the list of defendants that also includes the city of gilroy festival organizers in the private sec

it's john hendrick in washington. d. c. a mass covered 19 vaccination drive has been launched in tanzania, and a shift of policy president saw me a solution. ha san got her. johnson and johnson, jeff predecessor, they john mega foolish skepticism had played down the virus. he died in march of heart complications. catherine sawyer reports many times, and he and watched this moment with mixed feelings, that presidents amused who has been getting how covet 19 johnson and johnson injection a clear departure from the policies implemented by how predecessor john munger fool who died in march from heart problems was one of the handful of wild leaders who downplayed the threat of the pandemic and shined world health organization coals for masks and social distancing. he also rejected vaccines, insisting the disease could be dealt with by prayer and local remedies. when president hassan was warning, she said things would change. mean me man, i am a mother of 4 children, a grandmother, a wife, and a president, and commander in chief o

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let's try to get john's audio back d., you know, the fact that eunice was able to put some of this in context around the chinese government trying to send a certain message to the mainstream, and perhaps also assert control, what's interesting -- i think we might have john chambers audio back. are you with us? >> thank you my mistake at my end it is great to be with you, with carl and deirdre again i've been doing business in china for 40 years, i'm on the eighth five-year plan they have, the five-year plans actually say where they're going to go. for first 30 years it was a win-win mentality. i did a joint venture with lang laboratories there at cisco, even though negotiations were tough, it was a win-win mentality and we workedthrough all the issues the last ten years have been a change it has been more of a win-lose and with the chinese government wanting to influence more control, not only over the american high tech companies operating in china, but the chinese startups, et cetera. i think it will probably get a little bit tougher before it gets better. i think the real clear mes

investigation confirmed decades of rumors that he sexually molested adults and children, john henry, this in washington, d. c. he explains the legal case against mckerick. former cardinal theodore mckerick has been charged with the sexual abuse of his 16 year old boy. mckerick was the former archbishop of washington dc, and that makes him the highest ranking catholic priest ever to face sexual abuse charges in the us. the alleged victim says the salt happened at a wedding in wellesley, massachusetts, in 1974. mckerick is 91 years old and was well respected within the church until accusations of sexual abuse surfaced in 2018. a year later, the catholic church diffract him and expelled him from the priesthood. he has faced civil lawsuits in new york and new jersey, but he has not been expected to face criminal charges because the statutes of limitation had expired in those instances because they happened so long ago. well, now the officials in massachusetts, according to the boston globe which broke his story, say he can be charge because he wasn't a resident of the state of massachusetts. and therefore tho