are nora o'donnell will also be at the space center tomorrow. 2011, most recently co-anchoring cbs this morning. she recently sat down with kpix 5 anchors. >> my intention is to further understand the complex issues. and that is why i think that we have something new and different to offer. i think that we can remind people that there is a destination place. it is time to return to watching the evening news. and knowing that that is time well spent. >> the cbs evening news with nora o'donnell begins tonight at 6:30 pm, right here on kpix 5. >>> amazon prime day is longer and it is facing more competition. there are more than 1 million items on sale. after suffering some glitches last year, this year's event has expanded to a full 48 hours. some social media users have reported problems. but others were finding deep discounts, like it echoed.for less than $13. >> tech seems to be a very popular part of the deal system. often times, these devices are at the center of our lives. a lot of people just want them. >> the deepest discounts are for prime

dennis mullenburg told nora o'donnell that he and boeing take responsibility for the crashes. >> i do personally apologize to the families. we feel terrible about these accidents. >> reporter: this woman died in the crash of flight 302. her parents called boeing's announcement today an insulting public relations stunt. adding, they only care about money. the couple have tried to focus attention on the lives lost. >> we need to see the pape and the families that last people. that is the price. this is the human cost. >> reporter: the 737 max has been grounded for four months. southwest, american and united, are cancelling about 300 flights per day. faa test pilots found a control issue with the max, likely delaying the approval process until at least september. the separate from any legal settlement the victims' families may reach with boeing. taking t m funeral in new york for a man you may have come to know in the last couple weeks. nypd lou alvarez became a symbol for first responders. he died saturday at the age of 53. there were hundreds of officers, 9/11 responders and family mem

more on the testimony tonight on the cbs evening news with nora o'donnell at 6:30 pm. >>> art named the new general manager. he is promising to go on a listening tour to tackle the agency challenges. he has been with the system for seven years. most recently serving as deputy general manager. he was the unanimous pick of the board. we will deliver on the projects we promised. a new fleet replacement program. a new train control system. rebuilding infrastructure, reducing crowding, increasing service and a fully staffed bart police department. >> is a top administrator, he will be making $380,000 per year, overseeing a $2.4 billion budget. we are asking you, what should be the top priority for the new gm. you can weigh in on twitter or the kpix 5 facebook page. >>> a driver is under arrest for dui after crashing into a power pole in santa clara county. part of the poll was wedged in between powerlines. pg&e cruise closed off union avenue for several hours. they're working on full restoration by 11 pm tonight. the crash happened just before midnight. you can see the white suv tangled in a

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that's when nora o'donnell moves into her new role of anchor and managing editor of the evening newscastly sat down with ken bastida and elizabeth cook to talk about the broadcast and its integrity. >> cbs invented the evening new. we're going to continue that by doing original reporting, the best investigative pieces. and we're going to help america reveal itself through this election. >> the antecedents of the "cbs evening news" on television go all the way back to 1941. "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell starts tomorrow at 6:30 right here on kpix 5. >>> taking steps to protect your brain as you age may be as simple as taking steps. and speaking of taking steps, that's exactly what thousands of people in san francisco did today. their relentless march against a.i.d.s.. >>> federal wildland firefighting authorities are increasing mental health resources following an apparent increase in firefighter suicides in recent years. officials at the national interagency fire center in boise say it's difficult to track the number of suicides because many federal agencies can't tally fataliti

cbs evening news anchor and managing editor nora o'donnell visited the u.s.-mexico border. rare access to the migrant process tfacility in mcallen, texas. she spoke with the acting secretary of homeland security and met some of the thousands of migrant families who are caught up in the crisis. >> where are you from? >> venezuela. >> venezuela. >> si. >> you traveled the whole way with your son? >> si. >> a lot of walking. >> yes. walking. >> she and her 2-year-old son martin is just one of the 815 families here. a journalist who says she was threatened by the venezuelan government and knows the law that as a mother with a child, she will be allowed to enter the united states. >> are you getting warm food? >> si. si. >> but you're sleeping on the floor. >> si. >> it's extraordinary to see mothers and their children sleeping together on the floor in the 77,000 square foot facility. the toughest thingg to see, thee infants alone, napping mid morning in this make shift nursery. they are just some of the nearly 300 unaccompanied children here. we had exclusive access to this fac

. >> this week cbs evening news anchor nora o'donnell got rare access to the largest migrant processing facility in the u.s. where she saw conditions that were crowded but also clean and well organized. mcaleenan told norah he has been m trying to draw attention to the crisis for a year and has been theing on congress for help. >>> president trump will callite eugene scalia to be his new labor secretary. scalia is a lawyer and a son of the late supreme court justice scalia. he previously served as solicitor in president george w. scalia. or the administration. ment.s also worked for the justice department. alex acosta stepped down as head of the labor department last week over his involvement in a 2008 plea deal for financeer jeffrey epstein. stein.ff re-epstein remains behind bars this morning after a thiyork judge denied his beingst for bail in his federal ense. the 66-year-old is charged with two counts of sex trafficking ofolving minors. he pled not guilty to the charges. cbs news has learned at least two more women have come forward two mo with allegations against epstein just sinc

. >> nor o'donnell is here with a preview. nora? >>> the four u.s.ess woman known as a squatter firing back against president trump. >>> they are calling jeffrey epstein a flight risk. >>> the trailblazing women that per the first men on the moon. this is tonight here on the cbs evening news. >>> the flower piano is back at the golden gate park. >> for 12 days there are 12 pianos tucked in in the garden areas. there are scheduled performers, but there are also times when anybody can hop on the piano and play foreign audience in the park. the event last until july 22nd. >> pretty schedule special. >>> thank you for watching us. pted by s captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight the president denies his tweets are racist, even as he steps up his attacks on four congresswoman of color. >> if you hate our country, if you're not happy here, you can leave. >> o'donnell: and the women fire back. >> he's launching a blatantly racist attack. >> o'donnell: also tonight, families living in fear of being arrested and deported after a threatened crackd