. ♪ >> nornd: pioneer, former congresswoman pat schroeder. >> i will never apologize for my tears. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. tonight, a story making international headlines, the first known physical confrontations between u.s. and russian military forces since the war in ukraine began. a russian fighter jet round a $57 million u.s. drone, forcing it down. plus, a new harvard medical study shows how much a good night's sleep could add to your life span. but first, and intensifying nor'easter is slamming new england tonight, about 23 million americans across 12 states are under a winter storm warning or advisory, with some s already getting more than 2.5 feet of snow. airports across the northeast, in cities like new york and boston, are impacted with more than 4,000 delayed flights, and 1,000 plus cancellations. out west, nearly 27,000 residents in california are under evacuation orders due to flooding and landslide risks, as the latest atmospheric river batters the state. we have team coverage of the storms on both coasts. cbs's

pat schroeder died monday of complications from a stroke.two children >>> way areas were dodging danger today because of a wild wind storm. >> i saw the tree coming down, then i yanked the trucks out of the way as quick as i could. >>> power lines leaving a huge swath of the bay area in the dark, we are looking at the damage and what is next. >>>e h a about the wild winds reeking havoc across the bay area creating dangerous situations today. all day long the calls kept on coming in about trees falling and first responders overwhelmed. our photographers were across the bay area along with reporters. one photographer captured trees falling over on to a house in red wood city while conducting an interview. take a look. >> watching the eucalyptus, i started to tell him it looks like it is leaning. there it is goes, oh my god, oh. >> anyway, there goes my neighbor's house. >> anyway, we are told two homes were damaged, luckily no one hurt. >>> another near miss, in san francisco the wind blew out a window from the 555 california building. you see

we can all agree, there will never be another pat schroeder. i am grateful for the time i had to spend with her and for the friendship and mentorship she provided to me overall the years. this is something that doesn't happen very often, but pat was elected to congress when i was in high school. i never voted for anybody for congress except for pat schroeder and myself. she's a giant whose shoulders we all stand on today, and she will be missed by everybody here, by everybody in the 1st congressional district of colorado and by millions of people whose lives have been made better because of the legacy of pat schroeder. madam speaker, i thank you for honoring the memory of pat schroeder by observing a moment of silence. thank you, madam speaker. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. a

pat schroeder died monday of complications from a stroke.d and survived by jim and her two children. good night. this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. ohio is suing norfolk southern over a toxic train derailment in east palestine last month. the state wants the railroad company to pay for the cleanup, environmental damage, and economic losses. >>> the faa will hold a safety summit today following a recent spike in close calls in the air. airlines, unions, airports and other industry members will take part. transportation secretary pete buttigieg has called the situation deeply troubling. >>> and embattled new york congressman george santos now signaling a possible 2024 re-election bid. he filed paperwork with the federal election commission despite facing ethics and crim lain. >>> for , on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonight, a story making international headlines. the first known physical confrontations between u.s. and russian m

pat schroeder was 82 years old.come, the epa announces new rules to limit toxic chemicals and ranking water -- drinking water. australia buys american-made submarines. a theater in virginia works to rise above stereotypes. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the president traveled to monterey park california where i mass shooting in january killed 11 people. while there he announced an executive order to tackle gun violence. building on the bipartisan safer communities act he signed last year. already this year, there have been at least 110 mass shootings in the u.s. and 8000 gun deaths according to the nonprofit gun violence archive. our white house correspondent rings us up to speed now. tell us about the president's announcement today. what exactly did he announced? >> president biden announced an executive order on guns that will take a number of steps that gun safety advocates have been calling

pat schroeder, a pioneer for family and women's rights, and congress, has died. schroeder served in the house for 24 years after becoming colorado's first female representative back in 1973 as an advocate for work and family issues. schroeder was known from bringing diapers to the house floor. schroeder was 82 thoughts with her family. this is a really shocking story of teen missing from texas has been found. locked inside a shed in north carolina. authorities say she had been abducted by a man she met online. so this case has parents beingarned to remain vigilant about human trafficking. here's a b cs lionel moise. this morning. a missing 13 year old is home safe with her family rescued near charlotte, north carolina, more than 1000 miles away from her home in texas. it was hard. heartbroken very scared for her life. her daughter met the alleged abductor 34 year old jorge camacho playing video games online, and they communicatedon an app for months. content of the chat was consistent with grooming an enticement and he enticed her to actually leave the home where

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pat schroeder was 82 years old.o come on the "newshour," the epa announces new rules to mit toxic chemicals in drinking water. australia buys american-made submarines to counter china's growing presence in the pacific. and a theater in appalachian virgin works to rise ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour w eta studios in washington and from the west at arizona state university. amna: president biden traveled to monterey park, california today, where a mass shooting in january killed 11 people. while there, he announced an executive order to tackle gun violence, building on the bipartisan safer communities act that he signed last year. already this year, there have been at least 110 mass shootings in the u.s. and more than 8000 gun deaths, according to the nonprofit gun violence archive. white house correspondent ura barron-lopez brings us up to speed. good to see you. tell us about the president's announcement today. what exactly did he announced? laura: he announced an executive order on steps that advocates have been cal

. >>> breaking overnight, former clorado representative and feminist trailblazer pat schroeder has died. her former press secretary said she suffered a stroke recently and died last night at a hospital in florida. the 12-term democrat was a pioneer for women and family rights. in congress one of her biggest accomplishments was a family leave bill, providing job security for care of a newborn or a sick parent. she coined the phrase teflon president regarding president reagan. she was 83 years old. >>> the federal government is sa yesterday regulators guaranteed all deposits at silicon valley bank and signature bank after they both failed. shareholders also filed the first lawsuit against svb alleging they made false and misleading statements. jarred hill is in new york with more on this. jared, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that could be just the beginning of some of the consequences of the leader of these two banks that collapsed. president biden said he's going to make sure whoever's responsible for this will be held accountable. it's not exactly clear what that

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this is pat schroeder speaking onhe house floor in 1992 in favor of the passage of the freedom of choice act, which would have codified roe v wade. >> especially as we are looking more and more toward national health care, we cannot have a national health care that does not recognize women equally. otherwise, we will be forcing all women as a secondary class citizens. i hope the right to choose bill get a majority of this body, we pass it out of here, and say to america's women, indeed, they are going to be treated equally. amy: that was former colorado congressmember patricia schroeder. she died monday at the age of 82. she served in congress for more than a quarter of a century. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, jeremy scahill joins us on u.s. russian relations after a u.s. surveillance drone crashed tuesday in the black sea about 75 miles off the coast of crimea after being intercepted by russian planes. we will talk about the drone, the ukraine war, the nord stream explosion, and more. stay with

. >> and former colorado congresswoman pat schroeder has died. led the way for women in congress at a time when there were not many women in congress. the democrat was elected for the first time in 1972 and was the sort of loud unspoken pull-no-punches person that you might associate with ocasio cortez today. she was never allowed to chair a committee by herself, despite the fact she spent more than 20 years in congress. asked at the time how she could be a congresswoman and a mother of small children, she said, i have a brain and a uterus, and i use both. she was 82. >> we're following everything that president biden will be doing in honest ray park. we'll talk about it on social media. on twitter, you can follow me at scott mcgrew. >> thank you. >>> santa clara county is expected to vote on a plan helping teachers make it in the bay. it involves a land swap with apple for a project that could potentially hois up to 100 teachers. it is currently a vacant lot. in approved, the county will have one year to bring the plan together. >>> it's officia

. >> and former colorado congresswoman pat schroeder has died. led the way for women in congress at a time when there were not many women in congress. the democrat was first elected in 1972 and was the loud, outspoken pull-no-punches person you might associate with like alexandria ocasio-cortez today. she was the first woman to sit on the house armed services committee, but was never allowed to chair a committee by herself. despite the fact she spent more than 20 years in congress. asked at the time how she could be both a congresswoman and a mother of small children, she said, i have a brain and a uterus, and i use both. she was 82. >> we'll be tracking what the president does in monterey park today in the l.a. area. we can talk about it on facebook. you can find me there. >> thank you. >>> 6:47 on this tuesday. we're going to take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see traffic a little backed up because there has been some problems on the roadways. you can see our camera is pretty wet right there. >> as many drops as cars. >>

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senator hirono, pat schroeder, who just recently past. geraldine ferraro and we are going to talk about now secretary holland as the first native american cabinet secretary and also one of two firsts native-americans to be lented to this body along with representative davids. we are going to talk about the first muslim women to join our body, representatives tlaib and omar. i would love now to yield to the chairwoman of the democratic women's caucus and i will yield to her, mr. speaker, as much time as she might consume. ms. frankel: thank you to my great colleague from wisconsin for yielding and for organizing this session tonight. and happy to be with my colleagues that are here tonight also. so, i am very, very proud to be a congresswoman in one of the most diverse congresses in our history. it is the most diverse. we now have 94 democratic women. we even have quite a few republican women that are great. i am here as a mother and grandmother as we celebrate women's history month. it's a time to reflect on the historic gains that women

. >>> this morning we're honoring pat schroeder.esident once. >> she truly was a pioneer of women's rights. >>> we've got a lot more ahead including our exclusive interview with a family exploited in a frightening kidnapping scam. that's coming up. michael? >>> before we get to that, we have a wild story out of ohio. a man was hospitalized after the zebra he owned nearly bit off his arm. eva pilgrim joins us with the details. good morning, eva. >> this is a crazy story, guys. the man bitten by his zebra couldn't get up. his arm severely injured but able to call 911 begging first responders to come before the zebra got him again. this morning, a man lucky to survive after being bitten by this zebra seen on police body cam approaching sheriff's deputies as they respond to the scene. >> i got attacked by a zebra. >> you got attacked by a what? >> yes. >> reporter: the zebra nearly taking off his owner's arm in a shocking attack. the 911 call coming sunday night just south of columbus, ohio. >> did he bite your arm? >> oh, hell, yes. >>

. >>> long-time colorado congressman pat schroeder a fierce advocate for the rights of women and familiesocrat became an icon for feminist causes. she helped to win protections for pregnant women in the workplace. one of her greatest legacies was passage of the 1993 family and medical leave act. pa schroeder was 82 years old. >>> president biden was in san diego yesterday to talk about defense issues with prime minister of australia, and the new prime minister of britain, rishi sunak. in his first american network interview, mr. sunak told lester holt about his relationship with king charles >> what's your relationship like with king charles? >> i have the privilege of sitting down with him every week. >> good discussions? >> great discussions >> he's trying to modernize the monarchy, you're trying to bring more tech into the u.k.'s economy. are you kindred spirits on some level some -- on some level? >> he's someone who had, you know, absolutely, is somebody who wants to represent everybody, amend i've seen that from all of the interactions that i've had with him he takes that side of hi