teaching life lessons with this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. s isg news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with remarkably brave testimony right here in washington and some shocking allegations that the f.b.i. and u.s.a. gymnastics enabled a serial sexual predator cover-ups.tched investigationsad star gymnast simone bibr gymnasts accused the f.b.i. of deliberately ignoring years of f sexual abuse at the hands of disgraced sports doctor larry nassar. and biles said what happened made this summer's olympics especially difficult for her. more than 150 women and girls have said the u.s.a. gymnastics and michigan state university doctor abused them over the past two decades. nassar is now serving a 40 to 174-year prison sentence. and the gymnasts were on capitol hill for hill for a senate judiciary hearing, following an inspector general's report on the f.b.i.'s mishandling of the nassar investigation. cbs' nikole killion leads us off tonight from capitol hill. g

the u.n. general assembly. amanda:'s's not to the nation capital. iolence ahead of a rally in support of those charged in the january 6 right is expected today. rachel has more. reporter: washington, d.c.'s police chief once they have picked up chatter about possible violence and they are taking no chances. we sought beefed-up security and new surveillance cameras. >> we have a plan in place to ensure it remains peaceful and if ivan's does occur, we can stop it as quickly as possible. reporter: lawmakers were urged to stay away, the house telling his staff to work from home. the department of homeland security warning that people involved in protests may seek to engage in violence. >> what type of violence are you seeing? >> what we are concerned about more than anything is the possibility of counter demonstrators making it to this demonstration and there being a those groups. reporter: more than 600 trump supporters have been charged in deadly riot. former president donald trump says they are "being persecuted unfairly." 100 national guardsmen on st

the capitol. tomorrow's demonstration has got washington d. c on edge, with security fencing back up around the capital as madeline rivera reports washington the national guard is on standby. the fencing surrounding the u s ahead of a rally in the nation's capital saturday meant to show support for those arrested in connection with the january six insurrection. u s. capitol. police say they've been preparing for weeks as they face new threats of violence. we're not taking any chances, capitol police and the d. c police department will have a large presence, hoping to avoid security failures from the riot. it's unclear how many people will attend the rally organized by look ahead america, but police say the permit granted for the event was for 700 people processing mixed messages. about whether folks are coming or not coming. many congressional republicans appear to be keeping their distance. former president trump did not endorse the rally, but did release a statement saying the people charged in the january attack are quote being persecuted. so unfairly. it's a dangerous situation whenever a group like this comes together because they're moved by a lie that they don't see as a lie, police say. what they

the u. s. capital, the fencing that's back up, the national guard standing by again. it's all because of tomorrow's far right. rally 100 percent for certain that the people were not here for any type of violence. and that there is a good chance that there's some positive relationship that a big could have been created here. which is once again the opposite of what amazing media because we are all if you listen to the media for why a little allergy across the politician want us to be scared, to feel coming to our home need to capital on the other side of that thing you would think that a positive people response and protests will yield a minimal minimal response from the carpet. instead, as more cos, unity and more calls for peace began. you actually begin to see more swat team members arrived. thousands of anti boxes marched through the straits of central london on saturday, protesting against government plans to vaccinate children, age 12 to 15. the demonstration was held as part of the world wide ronnie for freedom. the roll out of jobs for children in u. k. schools

the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir�*s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud's nationalistance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that the taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab — a district in a neighbouring province. it's not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. ali nazary is the head of foreign relations for the national resistance front of afghanistan. speaking to me from an undisclosed location outside of the country, he gave his assessment of the taliban's assault on the valley. we are present throughout panjshir at the moment. panjshir is in a small province or valley. panjshir has many semi—valleys, from the southern part up to the northern part of the valley. right now, the taliban are only in a few locations. they are facing difficulties. our forces are resisting and defending their people, their honour, their home and their values. this isn't a resistance that will end with the taliban entering

the u. s. capital, the fencing that's back up, the national guard standing by again. it's all because of tomorrow's far right. rally 100 percent for certain that the people were not here for any type of violence. and that there's a good chance that there's some positive relationship that a big could have been created here, which is once again the opposite of what the major media. because what kind of america has become, what people are afraid to come out and pass, they want us to be scared to our whole need to capital on the other side of that thing, you would think that a positive people response and the protests will yield a minimal minimal response from the cost, but instead at more cost in more calls for peace began, you actually begin to see more swat team members arrive. and a lot of people are kind of confused. this is all on the way as russians had to the polls. the day 3 of the parliamentary ballot will look at more of the contenders time claims of interference when our special coverage regime and that's consuming the what we've got to do is identify the thre

the u. s. capital, the fencing that's back up, the national guard standing by again. it's all because of tomorrow's far right. rally 100 percent for certain that the people were not here for any type of violence. and that there's a good chance that there's some positive relationship that a big could have been creating here, which is once again the opposite of what the major media. because we are all, if you listen to the media for why a little at yahoo, he really want us to be scared to our whole native capital. on the other side of that thing, you would think that a positive people response and the protests will yield a minimal minimal response from the kaufman. instead, as more call unity and more calls for peace began, you actually begin to see more swat team members arrive. according the u. k, has ruled that children under the age of 16 can take puberty blockers without parental consent. the court of appeal of attendant judgement last year by the high court. he's shonda edwards dashed a half the story for us trans rights in the u. k. as back in the spotlight again

the u. s. capital defense thing that's back up. the national guard standing by again. it's all because of tomorrow's far right. rally 100 percent for certain that the people were not here for any type of violence. and that there is a good chance that there's some positive relationship that a big could be created here. which is once again the opposite of what the major media, because we are all, if you listen to the media for what, a little ology across the politician want us to be scared, to feel coming to our home need to capital on the other side of that you would think that a positive people response from the protests will yield a minimal minimal response from the confidence that as more cost unity and more calls for peace began. you actually begin to see more swat team members arrive for look, now at a store coming in from the u. k. a court that has ruled that children under the age of 16 can take puberty blockers. but what's causing the outreach? well, that can be done without parental consent. the court of appeal overturned a judgement last year by the high court

the u. s. capital, the fencing that's back up, the national guard standing by again. it's all because of tomorrow's far right rally. yeah. the oh, so behind us right over here where you see a bunch of cotton yellow, there were actually the swat team over there as if there was a lot of volume processors, but there actually weren't. and in fact, there was one young woman who was very offended by the fact that the news had been painting this entire protest as a bunch of white supremacy. she said she'd voted for bill clinton twice. she had voted for. she voted for obama twice, even though she voted for trump twice. see the chinese in italian american. and she said that she's basically taking all of the political spectrum. it wasn't fair for her or people like her to be painted that way. merely because they are advocating on behalf of the prisoners. what they say is on behalf of democracy. once again, there was absolutely no sort of balance out here. and in fact, i would even make an argument that the people who are representing add people were a little bit more agitated.

the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir�*s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud's nationalnce front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that the taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab — a district in a neighboring province. it's not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. a heavily pregnant police officer in afghanistan has been shot dead by armed men inside her home. witnesses said banu negar had been beaten the previous day, after taking down a taliban flag. the taliban have told the bbc they had no involvement. meanwhile, across the country, people are adapting to life under the new regime. our correspondent secunder kermani has travelled from the capital, kabul, to the province of logar, from where he sent this report. they've grown up along the front line but their first taste of peace is bittersweet. in the final weeks of the war, government forces flattened these houses after coming under fire from taliban fight

the measures being taken to protect the capital. the fencing surrounding the u. s capitol is back up ahead of a rally in the nation'sant to show support for those arrested in connection with the january six insurrection. u s. capitol. police say they've been preparing for weeks as they face new threats of violence. we're not taking any chances, capitol police and the d. c police department will have a large presence, hoping to avoid security failures from the riot. it's unclear how many people will attend the rally organized by look ahead america, but police say the permit granted for the event was for 700 people processing mixed messages. about whether folks are coming or not coming. many congressional republicans appear to be keeping their distance. former president trump did not endorse the rally, but did release a statement saying the people charged in the january attack are quote being persecuted. so unfairly. it's a dangerous situation whenever a group like this comes together because they're moved by a lie that they don't see as a lie, police say. what they're most worried about is the possibility of violence

the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir�*s provincial capital, after securing the surrounding districts. but massoud's nationaltance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab, a district in a neighboring province. it's not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. in islamabad is pakistani journalist and analyst, haroon rashid. he gave me his assessment of the situation in the panjshir valley. initially, the taliban did offer negotiations to ahmad massoud when they lay siege to his panjshir valley, but talks at that time mediated by some villages�* scholars did not succeed. so, i think now that there are reports that maybe one faction is having more success on the battlefield than the other, that ahmad massoud is now realising that maybe it's not sustainable for him because the circumstances on the ground are not like his father's situation. he is not supported by any major international power. i mean, the norther

the capital kabul, and is now the only region not controlled by the taliban. they claim they have reached panjshir�*s provincial capital after securing the surrounding districts, but massoud's nationalesistance front disputes this. posting on facebook, mr massoud said that to reach a lasting peace, the nrf is ready to stop fighting on condition that taliban also stop their attacks and military movements on panjshir and andarab, a district in a neighbouring province. it's not clear if the taliban are likely to agree to the truce proposal. i'm joined now by the head of foreign relations for national resistance front of afghanistan, ali nazary. he is speaking to us from an undisclosed location outside of afghanistan. great to have you on the programme today. can you in the first instance tell us what's the latest situation in the panjshir valley? are your fortune is able to hold back the taliban —— forces? we fortune is able to hold back the taliban -- forces?— taliban -- forces? we are in panjshir_ taliban -- forces? we are in panjshir at— taliban -- forces? we are in panjshir at the _ taliban -- forces? we are in panjshir at the moment. - taliban -- forces? we are in - panjshir at th

the capitol. as foxes. madeline rivera reports, authorities are taking extra measures to protect the capital. the fencing surrounding the u. s capitol is back up ahead of a rally in the nation's capital saturday meant to show support for those arrested in connection with the january six insurrection. u. s capitol. police say they've been preparing for weeks as they face new threats of violence. we're not taking any chances, capitol police and the d c. police department will have a large presence hoping to avoid security failures from the riot. it's unclear how many people will attend the rally organized by look ahead america, but police say the permit granted for the event was for 700 people processing mixed messages. about whether folks are coming or not coming. many congressional republicans appear to be keeping their distance. former president trump did not endorse the rally, but did release a statement saying the people charged in the january attack are quote being persecuted. so unfairly. it's a dangerous situation whenever a group like this comes together because they're moved by a lie that they don't see as a lie, police say. what they're most worried about is the poss

offices from the capital police, a national guard where they were taking absolutely no chances here at the capital and making sure there was not anywhere near a repeat of january 6th. well, the u. s. is preparing to fly thousands of haitians who gathered a texas boarded town back to their homeland with as many as a flight day. estimated that moving 13000 people, most of them from haiti, a stand going to make sure come on the bridge and del rio to find an administration is finalizing time to begin the deportations on sunday. us authorities close traffic to vehicles on pedestrians in both directions. the only border crossing in the city off the chaos on friday, del rios mayor is declared a state of emergency describing the situation is unprecedented and surreal. out there is john holman, is in del rio and texas. we have now just right next, really to the camp where more than $10000.00 haitians all we just seeing now that it's being close us army personnel that are outside of the gate to be encouraged to the time. now on the other side of it, all, lots of people from haiti that have traveled up from many of them from south america through central america to get this fall. a lot of t

the u. s. late evacuation has just landed in the corporate capital cost. railways, charter flight is carrying dozens of foreign nationals, morocco's prime minister has resigned after a crushing defeat in the parliamentary elections had been enough money, justice and development party. last more than a 100 seats of voters, back liberal and sent to write parties. a delegation of the west africans lock echo us. we'll be meeting qu, leaders in guineas. capital can actually later group a suspended guinea after the military overthrew president alpha date of the search is still on for 6, palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security facility in israel. prison services have been cracking down since they went missing on monday provoking protests from inmates or 40 reports when the occupied westbank 5 fighters dancing flames at ram on prison in southern israel. similar scenes in another nearby jail, palestinian prisoners pushing back against a widespread crackdown. the immediate cause, the escape on monday of 6 prisoners from gilbert, one of israel's highest security jails is ready, prison service says its actions, limit

the u. s. late evacuation has just landed in the coppery capital capital. railways, charter flight is carrying dozen to foreign nations, morocco's prime minister has resigned from his party leadership after crushing defeats and parliamentary elections, sad. the dean money is justice and development party. last, more than 100 seats, as voters back liberal and center right parties, delegation of the west african block echo will be meeting qu, leaders in guineas capital can actually make us a group is suspended guinea after the military with through president alpha conduct russia and bela bruce had begun joint military drills involving about 200000 troops . the exercises are being held on training grounds in both countries, 80 aircraft, and helicopters and 15 vessels are involved, a russian, a russian defense officials say the drills are defensive. only nato says it is watching closely.

the news continues. for others, check back for cbs mornings and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm ben tracy. >>> mayor news on government funding. chuck schumer says sreached to prevent a government shutdown. a vote will begin this morning for the continuing resolution. >>> olympic swimming medalist has pleaded guilty for storming the u.s. capital. keller wore his teamusa jacket to the j january 6th insurrecti and faces up to 27 months behind bars. >>> and come on down. you are the next contestant. "the price is right" turns 50 today. 8,400 car give-aways. the show will mark the big anniversary with a prime time special right here on cbs. for morenews download thecbs news on cl pho tv. >>> it's thursday, september 30th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." averting a government shutdown. lawmakers say they've reached a funding deal ahead of tonight's deadline, but they're still fighting over president biden's top domestic priorities. >>> terrorism testimony. the country's top military officer gives a chilling warning about al qaeda's possible resurgence. >>> fighting for freedom. britney spears is no longer under the control of her father. the fina

the u. s. straight evacuation of afghanistan has just left capital. ab bought. the car i was charged to flight is carrying does before and nationals, country technical team have been working to make couple airport fully functional. again. they say it's 90 percent operational. charlotte bellis has more from the airport on the passengers on board. this international 169 people in fact, deposit on this, boeing triple 7 on the way to door before flying on to various countries. all of them had foreign passports, or these is allowing them to enter these other nations. they came through the international terminal here behind me, the 1st time it has been open since to tell. yvonne took over and it was a very normal process. they came through. they had, they got tickets, although they were hand written tickets and then they moved to immigration. they showed their passports, they went through security and then they will bus to the flight. results from morocco's parliamentary election point to big gains for liberal opposition parties . the governing justice and development party has suffered a crushing defeat for the prime minister, losing h

the dow up to 75, s&p up 31 and nasdaq up 33. powell is not the only one in the nation's capital causing drama, the senate and decided if it's going to vote today on a plan to stop a potential government shutdown in its tracks late tomorrow night will get a live report on the latest news on the hill and at the white house. plus lucid motors rolling out the lucid air to an arizona facility. the ceo peter rawlinson is here to tell us what he plans to do to bump elon musk, tesla out of the electric vehicle winners circle. the housing market finding a new spark after a summer siesta, the ceo with the outlook of where home sells are headed to the fall. breaking news right now, is it on or is it off the senate was expected to hold a vote today on a clean continuing resolution to fund the government through september 3, that would avoid a government shutdown that could go into effect at midnight tomorrow, now we're hearing the vote may not go up, this latest emergency overspending the debt ceiling a bipartisan infrastructure bill trillions of dollars in social spending it is turning and changing every hour, edward lawrence on the hill at

you watching huntington national this friday morning where it's just going to 8 o'clock in the russian capital. now we're start with some breaking news because a u. s. air force base in ohio has been placed in lockdown following reports of an active shooter. according to the air base, the shooter entered the national air and space intelligence center. after 9 pm local time, emergency crews were quick to respond, as well as local security. in a tweet, the 8th air base wing said that security forces a currently sweeping the building mat news. justin, of course, will keep you across developments. i was just the day to go before the 20th anniversary of the september 11th attacks on the united states are to investigate in the special project on heard voices. the stories of those who suffered often unjustly during the war on terror. the will use all tools at our disposal, killed our children to united states was bringing people to your site. it was a pointless exercise. well those thoughts me behind the attacks are being held in guantanamo notorious for human rights abuses, such as detainment without trial and also torture. one of those previously impris

an additional £28 billion of capital investment in our country�*s green transition, for each and every year of this decade. her message — you can trust me with the nationible chancellor. i will be britain�*s first green chancellor. the onstage moment stuck to the script, happy with their welcome in the whole. i will start with karen and joy�*s question. but in the packed, stuffy rooms of the conference fringe later, the choreography of the day went wrong. can i get your reaction _ to andy mcdonald resigning from the shadow cabinet? i was not aware that andy mcdonald had resigned from the shadow cabinet but i would like to pay tribute to andy... gulp! one of her colleagues in keir starmer�*s top team, andy mcdonald, had angrily resigned. 0h, goodness, i hadn't seen. it was news to her. i haven�*t, i�*m sorry. and others did not feel like chipping in. why has andy mcdonald - resigned now, do you think? has it been raining all afternoon? and it was a surprise to the leader�*s office, too. andy mcdonald, who had responsibility for employment, quit his own employment, thejob keir starmer had given him. an ally ofjeremy corbyn, who had stayed, now gone. out

nations terror sanctions list. today, hundreds of protesters, many of them women, took to the streets of the capital, kabul. they were met with warning shots from the taliban. the bbc�*sder kermani reports from kabul. "death to pakistan," the crowd chant. they're furious at what they believe is the country's support for the taliban, including, they allege, in taking over panjshir, the last province to be captured by the group. translation: pakistan has directly attacked our country. _ we don't want pakistan to announce the government here. afghanistan is a free country. we women and men are not the same as those 20 years ago who were being whipped into submission. but pakistan says the taliban are afghan, it's got nothing to do with them. translation: | accept. the taliban are afghans, but behind them is pakistan. they gave them this ideology. pakistan says it has always worked for peace in afghanistan. taliban members initially appeared to allow the protesters to march through the city. this is the biggest challenge to the taliban's authority that we've seen so far, and it's not coming from a militia force. it's coming from peaceful protesters, from both women and me

billion investment for the act s -- access to capital and keep the united states competitive on a global stage. the tax cuts that are included in this reconciliation package for our nation's smallest businesses will give a lifeline to businesses in nevada and across the country. during our recovery, tax relief must go to the mom and pop businesses that will put americans back to work. not by national corporations who continue to see record profits. the american entrepreneurial spirit is the envy of the world, and a -- the build back better act will give small business owners the tools they need to thrive. we can do better now, and we should. i urge all of my colleagues on this committee to support this bill in front of us today so we can finally provide the investments to working families, to working people, american small businesses, to really make us competitive once again. thank you mr. chairman. i yield back. >> i now recognize the gentleman from virginia. >> thank you very much. thank you to the budget committee. thank you for your expertise and hard work. you brought very important legislation to this committee. i proudly support the bill that is a once in a generat

nationals a top us official says the taliban were pressed to allow the planes to leave by u. s. special representative the planes are expected to take off tomorrow meantime protests erupted again today in the afghan capitalmand rights. taliban fighters responded by firing their weapons into the air to disperse the crowd. islamic government is shooting at our poor people. these people are very unjust and they're not you men at all. they do not give us the right to demonstrate they're not muslims infidels as you can see the situation we are in. officials cannot say whether the americans who are now allowed to leave were among those stranded for days because their private charters have not been allowed to depart. the community doesn't trust please do not gonna tell him anything. building trust in san francisco's chinatown today's event where police and the community came together to try to get to know each other in a more casual and fun setting and take a look at this nature's air conditioning. it's slowly making its way over san francisco you can see the salesforce tower popping out of the clouds chief meteorologist bill martin will have your five day forecast next [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,'