we're going to begin tonight with cbs's mola lenghi who is monitoring this unfolding situation, mola, good evening. >> well, good evening, major. at this point it is still very much an active scene. there were reports of police on mega phones demanding people evacuate the store. and swat teams were seen storming the building including from the roof. all this after dramatic 911 calls for an active shooter at that colorado grocery store. >> 911 here now. >> it was shortly before 3 mm when the first active shooter alert went out at the kings sooper supermarket, dozens of police officers responded with guns drawn as well as first responders. >> he went in the store. >> oh my god. >> video from inside the grocery store appears to show victims on the ground. a young man who was bleeding was lead away in handcuffs and put in a ambulance, a second holder man also bleeding was also escort escorted away. police could be seen on the rooftop with a saw, there was glass blown out in front of the supermarket. >> the entire building is surrounded. >> about an hour after the first call people could b

mola lenghi reports on the efforts to keep people safe. >> reporter: fourth wave fears. >> feeling ie an impending doom. >> reporter: as cases continue to rise nationwide, blunt words from the head of the cdc. >> so much reason for hope, but right now i'm scared so i'm speaking to you not necessarily as a cdc director, but as a wife, as a mother, as a daughter to ask you to hold on just a while longer. >> reporter: cases are up 10% with hospitalizations on the rise. as life looks more like it did prepandemic in much of the country. 43 states have allowed most or all businesses to reopen. and 17 don't have mask mandates. this as much of europe is seeing another spike. and doctors say paris hospitals are about to hit catastrophic overload. >> the trajectory of the pandemic in the united states looks similar to many other countries in europe. i'm calling on our elected officials to sound the alarm. we must work together now to prevent a fourth surge. >> reporter: new jersey now seeing the nation's largest spike per capita. >> we have to push back against our pandemic fatigue. >> reporte

something the biden adnistration says they're helping develop standards for nationwide, norah. >> molasee where at least seven people have died. and rivers and streams continue to rise. cbs's jessie mitchell is in the state's capitol. >> the deadly flash flood swept through nashville with little warning. >> good samaritans and emergency crews carrying out more than 240 rescues in nashville and neighboring counties this weekend. >> the teams responded bravely to rescue people from the homes and cars. >> has it ever flooded like that before? >> not since i been here. >> mae davis' apartment complex had waste-high flooding. she escaped as water started coming through her first floor window. >> what did you see when you came out? >> when i came out it was water coming down the hallway. yeah. >> you said it's time to go. >> time to go. >> 911 operators were fielding emergency calls constantly during the storm that took seven lives. the mayor declaring a state of emergency after the city received more than seven inches of rain in 48 hours. >> that is the second highest two-day rainfall total

mola lenghi in detroit, thank you. breaking tonight, the largest sex abuse settlement ever against any college or university in this country, an additional $850 million will now go to hundreds of women who said they were sexually abused by former university of southern california campus gynecologist george tyndall. here is cbs' jamie yuccas. >> i wasn't another piece of meat just for tyndall, i was really just a piece of meat for u.s.c. as well. >> reporter: more than 700 women branded former university of southern california gynecologist george tyndall a sexual predator. tonight they have been awarded $850 million. that combined with a previous class action lawsuit brings u.s.c.'s payout to more than a billion dollars. now a sex crimes prosecutor, audry nafziger says she's one of tyndall's survivors. when this first happened to you. did you think there was something wrong? >> i knew there was something wrong the way he talked to me and the filthy disgusting stories he told me. but when he was taking pictures under the

nowhere are cases spiking faster than in michigan and cbs's mola lenghi is there. >> reporter: tonight an alarming increase. covid cases spreading across the country in 20 states, six of them were cases arising at leasi 20%. one hot spot, michigan with one of the highest number of cases per capita in the u.s., more than 5,000 today, the biggest daily total this year, and hospitalizations are spiking, more than doubling in the last three weeks. a 633% rise in people age also 30 to 39 since the beginning to have the month, and an 800% increase among those 40 to 49 years old. health officials saying the spike is likely due to the u.k. variant. >> this is a race between the virus and the vaccine. >> reporter: dr. nick gilpin is the chief infectious disease doctor in the hardest hit suburbs. the virus doesn't know boundaries. >> right. >> reporter: is it a matter of the variant being introduced too these places? >> that's right. the variant being introduced to we believe this variant is going to become the dominant strain. >> reporter: his hospital system is now restricting visitors for the

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particularly worried about the children and regularly organizes to distribution in an effort to fight mola trish and i'm really mortified about a was going on in my country and this is a very sad i am a rescue. it's very sad to see children just be like this with fighting still reported daily and rural areas to continue to flock to the cities desperate to tell their story they're also showing signs of considerable collect. joining me now is ethiopia some bustled out to germany has. been one. thanks for your time now we're hearing repeated reports of fighting still going on in your government says the war is over what is the actual situation. thank you for inviting me actress attrition is the major operation of operation is completed in quo but they don't. run away with a moment. yet the ones who are in bush. or so hiding in the quarter rest in the title company to an end source who miku new crime by destroying the. kings and national defense forces in the november night and. the military and or social brutally. mix themselves out and. we pose. purse and one knows exactly the kind of storie

as mola lenghi reports, it gives viewers a new perspective into the mindset of singer and those who worked vandemoer details the fallout from his involvement in the massive college admissions scandal. he says rick singer never explicitly stated that he would need to add anyone to his roster to receive the money for his school's program. >> said he wants to donate $160,000 right now and would give the rest later to kind of make it -- continue a deposit on our relationship. i took it as his deposit on the relationship was that he would bring me more recruits to consider. and we kind of see how we go from there. >> reporter: john vandemoer was the first of nearly 60 people including actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin to face charges in connection with the $25 million scheme. wealthy parents paid singer to bribe athletic officials and rig standardized tests to get their kids into top-tier colleges. the film uses actors to re-create singer's wiretapped conversations which were taken verbatim from fbi transcripts. >> i will explain to you the process. >> reporter: in this scene, singer

mola lenghi shows us the progress and opinioning peril -- continuing peril of a year on the covid frontto save a critical covid patient who has been at mt. sinai hospital for over 60 days. >> we started what is called ecmo, a lung support therapy. it's a desperate last-ditch attempt. it's a shame. he's so young. it's terrible. >> reporter: the somber responsibility to update the family in a video chat remotely. >> you think they understand how sick he is? >> yeah. they think he's not going to make it. >> reporter: families unable to comfort their loved one, a cruel symptom of the pandemic. >> it caused a lot of heartache not only to the families but also to us who are taking care of the patient. there's still quite a substantial burden of illness and severity of multiorgan failure. >> reporter: in april, he recorded video diaries to share what battling covid-19 from the front lines both looks and feels like. >> what could we have done better, what could we have done different. could we have saved another life? >> the things that i see in the e.r. are scary. a little scared myself. >> re

mola new pier some experts say the pill could fill an important role by also helping folks who are sickut still at home more testing is underway. but it would be the first oral antiviral drug to fight covid-19 photos aspirin seems to keep covid-19 patients from becoming severely ill and ending up in icu or even dying from the illness. that's according to a new study from george washington university. researchers there believe that aspirin's ability to prevent blood clots is what's actually helping prevent a more serious condition. researchers say the first cases of the covid-19 virus may have actually happened all the way back in early october of 2019 researchers at u c san diego say that the virus most likely originated from the who've a province in china and not a wuhan wet market as previously thought. >> one nurse in new york city is making the coronavirus vaccine a lot nicer. take a listen. getting the vaccine is not pleasant at all. but certainly this will make it a lot better. this is a registered nurse with new york presbyterian hospital. he plays the piano at the javits center