cbs news legend bob schieffer on what we can all learn from their remarkable run. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from washington. >> o'donnell: good evening. and thank you so much for joining us. the impeachment inquiry is entering a new public phase tonight after today's historic vote in the house. lawmakers voted mostly along party lines to approve a resolution that lays out the next steps in the inquiry into president trump's alleged misconduct. it is only the third vote of its kind. the most serious accusation is that the president asked the leader of ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election by digging up dirt on his political rivals. for the first time today, lawmakers heard testimony from a current white house political appointee who listened in on that controversial phone call where the president made the request. we're going to get reaction from the white house in just a moment, but nancy cordes leads off our coverage on capitol hill. nancy. >> reporter: norah, all but two house democrats voted for these new impeachm

our old friend bob schieffer has the team's remarkable story. >> for a couple of weeks, they gave us that all of washington, d.c. could unite around, a miracle indeed. >> reporter: even as the house was voting on impeachment. democratic leader steny hoyer wore his nats gear. >> congratulation, nats! >> reporter: after a night when the town went wild. they danced, they hugged, they climbed and hollered, and, well -- >> there is going to be a lot of babies born in d.c. next year who will be called nat. >> reporter: all this really began this past summer when reserve outfielder gerardo parra convinced the team to adopt his 2-year-old daughter's favorite song as its anthem. the song was -- ♪ baby shark >> reporter: the idea was so goofy, it made the team laugh. they started having fun, got to know each other. and before you know it, they were making all the shark moves. the baby shark clicks, the mama shark clacks, the daddy shark chomps. as they started winning, the whole town got crazy. national symphony orchestra musicians were playing "baby shark." ♪ the national cathedral became the

it's a really big artist to remount or schieffer points out that even if mitsubishi's labeled this l $200.00 a facelift over half of the parts have been updated and reworked so we could almost call it new generation especially when it comes to the exterior design quite a lot has been done with it. that's most obvious at the front it's mitsubishi's new face with a dynamic shield that's how the japanese carmaker designates this design with an upward sweeping contours and high mountain narrow headlights the pick ups front looks altogether sharper and more up to date. easy sell a 4 wheel drive means selectable all wheel drive and it's standard in every trimline. brand new under the hood is thing to point to leader turbo charged diesel it puts out $110.00 kilowatts to mobilize an impressive $400.00 newton metres of torque. is keep in mind while describes the automatic transmission in his test truck as relaxed if it's available as an alternative to the 6 pm manual gearbox and the actual shifting is barely even noticeable it's all designed for long journeys and he doesn't really have any co

. >> book schieffer has his hands on the report now. bob? >> i've got it here, dan.to skip -- >> starr produces this very lengthy report with all the minutia of their sexual interaction. >> i'm going to read part of the heading under physical evidence for you. >> if we may, we want to be careful here, this is daytime television and there are children in the audience. so i do encourage to you paraphrase. >> okay. i'll do my best. >> while the president was on the telephone, according to her, he -- let me just read this to make sure we don't -- >> i remember reading it on an airplane. and it was like reading the raciest novel i'd ever read in my life. it was it was almost too hot to handle. >> miss lewinsky raised her jacket in the back and showed him the straps of her revealing underwear. >> he unzipped his pants and exposed himself and they had sex of a kind. again, he stopped her before i would say he was completed would be the way to put that. >> there was something icky about pursuing this and there was no dignity here from anybody. >> prosecutors emphasize the re

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. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs news political contributor bob schieffer, tillerson said he had openly criticized the commander in chief's addition making. >> i would have to say, i understand what you want to do, but you can't do it that way. it violates the law. it violates the treaty. >> reporter: responding to haley, kelly said "if by resistance installing means putting a staff process in place to ensure the president knew all the pros and cons of what policy decision he might be contemplating, then guilty as charged." it seems those weren't the only attempts to temper president trump's impulses. a purported senior trump official wrote in an anonymous "new york times" column last september that top staffers are working dentally from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations. >> an anonymous editorial, can you believe it, anonymous, meaning gutless. >> reporter: speaking at a summit in georgia last month, kelly said he had second thoughts about leaving the administration and added that he told the president there could be consequences for surrounding