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and, talk about burning love-- cbs' steve hartman on how an entire community saved a couple's specialthis is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with face-to-face diplomacy back on the global stage. president biden and the g7 allies have wrapped up their first day of meetings, and had dinner hosted by the queen. it began with elbow bumps between president biden and british prime minister boris johnson. the seven world leaders were all smiles as the group posed for the customary family photo, and in a sign of unity, america and its allies are pledging to donate a billion covid vaccine shots for lower income nations. at aecep ron with the royal family, mr. biden became the 13th u.s. president to meet queen elizabeth, and earlier, first lady jill biden visited a school with kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge. of course, next week, the president's european visit takes on a much more serious tone when phe meets with russia's pr

steve hartman, cbs news. on the road. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday.nues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us on line any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. >>> it's thursday, june 24th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, part of a residential building collapses near miami beach. dramatic images coming in. the latest on the rescues. >>> covid vaccine warning. a possible link between the shots and rare heart problems in younger people. the message for parents this moning. >>> combating gun violence. the white house says it's going after crooked gun dealers. the new strategy as homicide rates jump in the u.s. >>> pop star plea. britney spears fights for control over her life. the shocking cim

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here's steve hartman "on the road." >> reporter: for 95-year-old john shults, the best thing to come the aisle. ♪ john's brand-new bride, joy morrow-nulton, is also 95. and together they're proving you're never too old to make a lifetime commitment. >> until death do us part. >> reporter: we first met john and joy in march parked along the banks of the hudson river in kingston, new york. parked in the slang sense. >> wait a minute. get the glasses up -- >> reporter: fortunately, their pda -- >> that's it -- >> reporter: is mostly -- >> for the week -- >> reporter: lol. >> he's a lot of baloney. >> reporter: john and joy were each widowed twice but determined to find love again which wasn't easy. bfore getting vaccinated, they had to do most of their dating in a bubble. >> she was worth it. it was a pain in the neck, though. perseverance. >> reporter: pete shults is john's son. >> they would call every day, find a way to get together. they did whatever it took. >> you haven't held hands with me all day, by the way. >> hold my hand. >> reporter: what it took, they say, was a return to

steve hartman on the road near kingston, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this monday.r others, check back with us for "cbs this morning." and follow us on line any time at cbs news.com. cen new york city.ro i'm jericka duncan. >>> it's monday, june 7th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, road rage arrest. a man and a woman are in custody in the shooting death of a 6-year-old california boy. >>> voting rights reform. a sweeping bill to overhaul u.s. election law hits a roadblock after a key democrat voices opposition to the measure. >>> it's a girl. prince harry and meghan announce the birth of their second child. the special meaning behind their the special meaning behind their daughter's name. captioning funded by cbs the specialopening behind their daughter's -- special meaning behind their daughter's name. >>> good morning. good to be withyou. i'm anne-marie green.

here's cbs' steve hartman with a special "on the road." >> reporter: from the rooftops of our biggesthe country roads, far from them, monday at 3:00 p.m., americans of all stripes and spots joined together for what is now clearly an american tradition: the annual nationwide performance of "taps." some players, like 70-year-old michael stanton of dearborn, michigan, learned trumpet just for this. many others were returning professionals. and although abilities varied widely, the commitment was all first chair. 85-year-old paul freeburg of surprise, arizona, played in 100-degree heat. others stood in pouring rain. it was like nothing could stop them from playing these pointed rounds. and as a result, "taps across america" was hard to escap whether you were at the racetrack in louisville or a plain old parking lot outside lowe's, you couldn't help but pay tribute, whether you had your feet in the sand, or your head in the clouds, you couldn't help but be reminded of the reason for the holiday. we'll never know exactly how many people took part, but based on the video submissions we recei

here's cbs' steve hartman "on the road." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: bride and groom elizabeth and jake landuyta fairytale-- was. >> the ceremony was perfect. >> you may kiss the bride. >> everything we could have dreamed of. >> reporter: until? >> so my dad was doing his father of the bride speech, and just a minute in, he was interrupted by some of our guests. >> the house is on fire. >> reporter: and that was the end of that. >> which house? >> reporter: the cottage right next to their wedding venue on mackinac island, michigan, caught fire, and everyone had to evacuate the area. this is a picture of the newly- weds, abandoning their reception. >> i didn't know where we were going, i just figured we had to walk away from that. >> so we started heading towards the church. >> reporter: the church where they'd just been married. this time, they prayed for everyone's safety. and in the end, no one was hurt, and even the building was saved. seemed like the only thing that couldn't be salvaged was their wedding day. but, unbeknownst to the bride and groom, while they were in that church praying, a

and our own steve hartman found it "on the road." >> put the shield down! we've seen, police lines make headlines. the actions of some officers, front page fodder. but there are other, back page stories. stories i have personally told over the years about officers who go above and beyond. and although these stories are far less touted, they are equally reflective. of the men and women who serve. these are the officers who take time to play basketball with the neighborhood kids. mow grass for senior citizens. and give rides to people in need. either home from work or much further. a couple years ago officer jeff tourney responded to a call in glendale, arizona. >> your family's concerned about you. >> reporter: this 94-year-old man was about to drive himself 2,000 miles to florida. tourney shut that down. >> all right. you ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: then took a week of vacation to see he got there safely. >> you got, it buddy. >> reporter: then there's brian grigsby and troy dillard of little rock, arkansas, who found an alzheimer's patient out wander wand

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steve hartman start of the project last year as a way to stop and remember those who have made the weakest sacrifice for our country during the time of the pandemic kept everyone in the nation apart. >> the memory of a loved one, it is the most intimate memory you can possibly have. and i feel as a civilian, that's my job is to provide life bugler laying at their loved ones interment, at a memorial day come on pearl harbor day. it is perfect in the love that we show and share between those loved ones and our gift of music. >> today's performance came just after a moment of silence for the fallen. we first brought you the playing of taps live on's bsn bay area. you can watch news anytime from all streaming devices and at kpix.com. >>> coming up on cbs evening news with norah o'donnell, look at the many more musicians who participated in this year's taps across america. >>> in other news, city council members in contra costa county are deciding whether or not to bring back a big fourth of july parade. tomorrow night, the year-end the city council will think about when you get back after it w

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