he had been in the woods with the family. i went to interview him and they had long conversations for hours at a time and wrapping up the last conversation his memory was absolutely astounding. he remembers dates, numbers, the distance to speak with him and he said the memories disturbed him and he told me afterwards he hadn't slept for a long time. he knew that it would be upsetting. after all this time it doesn't get easier to share it. >> that's why it's important to have books like this. my father escaped at 36 members couldn't and he never talked about it. his mother didn't talk about it. we didn't get to know about these things. towards the end of his life he would start sending us little bits of memory. short stories or notes about who died and when. we are getting to the point that many of them are going to be passed on and if we don't turn to them, we are not going to have those stories and that's why it's so important that a sensitive gifted journalists like becky can go to them and draw this out because otherwise i

hi had been in the woods with the rabinowitz family. and i interviewed him and spent a couple days there, and we had very long conversations, hours at a time. and wrapping up our last conversation i was talking to him and his memory is absolutely astounding. he remembers dates, numbers, times of day, the distance between the places they were. it was tremendously helpful to me to speak with him. and i said, you know, this is amazing, your memory is just incredible. and he said, you know, it is not so good. he said, you know, the memories disturb him. and he told me afterwards that in anticipation of my visit he hadn't slept for a long time. that it was, he knew he would have to talk about it. he knew it would be upsetting. he didn't say any of this to me until the end. but that it is, you know, after all this time, it doesn't get any easier to share it. and it wasn't easy for me to tell during our conversations that it was difficult. but of course it was. and why wouldn't it be? >> well and that is why the book is so important. it is so

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woods. i understand that to mean that you don't know yet how you can capture enough of exxon's future emissions from extraction transportation and other company operations to remain consistent with our country's net zero obligation. with that, madam chair, i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. without objection, mr. levin is also authorized to participate in today's hearing. you're now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much, madam chairwoman, and thank you to all the witnesses. i want to shift our focus to the oil refinery workers your companies employ. mr. woods, i'm going to ask you a few yes or no questions, and then get into one issue in more detail. does exxonmobil educate workers on possible job loss from climate change? and have you advised workers that you believe addressing the climate crisis may cause some of them to lose their jobs? >> what we have talked about with our organization is the opportunity to address the risk of climate change through investments in te

woods. ms. watkins, same question. do you pledge today for shell to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant, affordable energy through innovations? >> congressman, yes, and i would add clean energy to that. >> thank you, ma'am. mr. wirth, for chevron, do you pledge today to continue to endeavor leading the world in emissions reductions through providing abundant, affordable energy and with innovation? >> yes, i do. >> thank you, sir. mr. lawler, for bp america, do you pledge today to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant, affordable energy for the world through innovations? >> thank you, congressman. we will continue, and i pledge to lower emissions over time. we're trying to help the world reach net zero and we'll continue to provide the energy that the world needs and increasingly green and we have a number of projects in motion today that will support those objectives. >> thank you, good sir. mad

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woods. ms. watkins, same question. do you pledge today for shell to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant, affordable energy through innovations? >> congressman, yes, and i would add clean energy to that. >> thank you, ma'am. mr. wirth, for chevron, do you pledge today to continue to endeavor leading the world in emissions reductions through providing abundant, affordable energy and with innovation? >> yes, i do. >> thank you, sir. mr. lawler, for bp america, do you pledge today to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant, affordable energy for the world through innovations? >> thank you, congressman. we will continue, and i pledge to lower emissions over time. we're trying to help the world reach net zero and we'll continue to provide the energy that the world needs and increasingly green and we have a number of projects in motion today that will support those objectives. >> thank you, good sir. mad

. >>> just months after a horrific accident, tiger woods is back in the swing. and he has some talking about a possible comeback. it's monday, november 2arly todw >> good morning. glad you're joining us i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena we begin with the tragedy in wisconsin, where several people are dead and at least 40 more are hurt we should warn you, some of the video we're about to show you may be hard to watch an suv drove through a holiday parade in waukesha, about 20 miles west of milwaukee, killing at least five people and injuring 40 others according to four senior law enforcement officials briefed on the incident, a person of interest who may have a significant criminal history, is in custody and being questioned. they believe that person may have been involved in a knife fight and fled the scene before crashing into that crowd waukesha's police chief had this to say >> an officer did discharge his weapon at the suspect's vehicle to try to stop the vehicle no bystanders were injured as a result of the weapon discharge >> a spokesperson for the

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. >>> months in rehab and tiger woods back in the swing. >> starting to show an early looks at how the playoffs will play out good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm philip mena >> we should warn you, some of the video we are about to show may be hard to watch an suv drove through an holiday parade in waukesha, west of milwaukee, killing five people and injuring 40 others a person of interest who may have significant criminal history is in custody and is being questioned they believe that person may have been involved in a knife five before that here is what the police chief had to say. >> t officer did discharge a weapon at the subject vehicle. nobody was injured as a result of the discharged. >> a spokesperson said, some students and parishioners were injured as well as one catholic priest some roads will remain closed and classes are canceled for waukesha public schools. >>> two hostages in haiti have been released. christian aid said the two individuals are safe, in good spirits and being cared for. their names and reasons for release are being kept secret for security 16 citize

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woods -- or mr. wirth? >> congressman, there are different circumstances in economies around the world. there are different carbon prices in economies around the world. >> in the u.s. >> a broad based and transparent price is very important. and a price that gradually -- >> what price? >> congressman, there are different opinions on the number. >> i want your opinion. >> congressman, the cost of mitigating emissions is very different in different sectors of our economy. >> mr. watkins. >> to get to the kinds of reductions we aspire to will be a very high price. >> mr. watkins, the price of carbon. what should it be? >> yes, we can't say a specific price right now. we would need to put this in place. it's a market based carbon price and would need to be an even playing field, and depending on what we're trying to decarbonize, it would be in the marcus. >> the sooner we can reach a fair price on carbon and i know it would fluctuate, the sooner we can achieve that market based reform you say you're for. anothe

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breaking news, tiger woods in an interview tonight revealing if he'll ever play professionl golf again, just days after posting a video hitting a golf ball a few months after that horrific crash. cyber monday, have you done your online shopping? which products have the biggest discounts today, as americans are expected to spend at least $10.2 billion. sex trafficking trial, the woman accused of recruiting underage girls for sex offender jeffrey epstein faces up to 80 years in prison if convicted. remembering lee elder, the golf great who broke down racial barriers as the first black golf tore play at the masters. and a heart warming story about the world's most premature baby who survived and thrived -- tonight, his story of strength. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to begin with that new covid variant that the world health organizatiose high risk around the globe. the omicron strain hasn't turned up in the u.s. but dr. anthony fauci warns it's likely

ngos in the area, we understand, are lying very low but they are running around in those woods tryingy there, they can at least give them the necessities, a bit of food, water, and any medical aid that they might need. a team from the british authority are on hand helping the polish authorities. i believe there are engineers because poland is no longer an eu ally for britain though still a nato partner. the polish authorities say they are not going to budge, they will not let those people through so the stalemate continues. aid workers say a humanitarian crisis is developing at the border. i should also tell you that the polish authorities do not letjournalists get that the polish authorities do not let journalists get very close to the border. there is three kilometre exclusion zone which means we can't get up close to the fence and aged can she say they face a similar problem and very difficult to monitor but some footage has got out and the belarussian authorities have allowed some access to that camp. our colleague steve rosenberg was able to access some of the migrants on the rus

woods recovering from that devastating leg injury suffered in february. and what he now acknowledges in this new interview about his golfing future. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: in his first in-depth interview since that devastating car crash in february, tiger woods telling "golf die digest," he feared he would lose his leg. >> there was a point in time when -- i wouldn't say 50/50, but it was damn near there that i was going to walk out of that hospital with one leg. >> reporter: woods suffered open fractures to both bones in hi lower right leg after losing control of his vehicle outside l.a. on february 23rd. he spent three weeks in the hospital. wooding telling "golf digest", his greatest motivation to recover, his son charlie. the proembracing after he won his fifth masters in 2019. last week, hopes for a comeback after he posted this video, hitting a shot on the driving range. he's come back from devastating injury before, but this time, he says his days of being a full-time tournament golfer are over. >> i think something that

woods, mr. wirth? >> yes, sir. so bp has been an advocate of economy-wide market based price on carbon for many, many years. >> i would like a specific number, please. and i don't have much time, so please tell me the price for carbon that you would support. >> so i don't have a specific price today to answer your question, but we do think it's the most efficient way -- >> mr. woods. >> congressman, very important question. depends on where you're trying to decarbonize at. we have proposed a large scale carbon reduction project in the houston shift channel that would require $100 a ton. depending on where you are at and how close you are to sequestrations, that price would change. >> mr. wirth? >> congressman, there are different circumstances in economies around the world. there are different carbon prices in economies around the world. >> in the u.s. >> a broad-based and transparent price is very important, and then a price that gradually -- >> what price? what price? >> congressman, there are different opinions

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. >>> well, tonight the breaking news tiger woods is admitting he will never play golf full time ever again. in a new interview, woods opens up about his recovery from the devastating car crash nine months ago. here is cbss carter evans. >> i don't have to play golf to have a great life. >> reporter: tonight, for the first time tiger woods is publically acknowledging a stark reality. >> if my leg gets good enough, maybe particular off a tournament here or there. but -- maybe tick off a tournament here or there. i think something realistic is playing the tour and never full time ever again. >> reporter: after a serious car accident last year, he thought he would lose his right leg. last week, he was seen working on his swing. the golfer is previously recovered from multiple back surgeries and knee injuries. but he said this time is different. >> i don't quite have the same endurance in my right leg yet. i'm still developing that, and it will take time and time and time and time and work and more work. it's an unfortunate reality and it's my reality, i understand it and i accept ist. >>

woods? do you have anything? >> chairman -- >> very quickly. >> we engage with a number of organizations and we don't control and may not always agree with the positions taken or statements made by industry groups and other organizations. we engage in constructive dialogue, what i can tell you is our position of the climate change is real. use of fossil fuelsen contributes to it. we're committed to --. and we work with them to try to advance positions consistent with the broader view of the membership that each of the organizations serves. and i would point out the api has evolved the climate position and supports carbon tax along with a number of other constructive climate policies. >> the gentlemen yields back. mr. norman for an equivalent amount of time. >> thank you. chairwoman. i'd like to yield. >> thank you for yielding. i'll tell you what's frustrating is member of congress telling american oil and gas companies to reduce production at the same time the president of the united states

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this bank of cloud will continue on its journey south and east woods this evening and overnight.hing into parts of northern ireland will be weakening as it moves south and east words but we can see patchy rain into the far north of england by dawn. furthersouth, drizzle particularly for western and eastern coasts and also over hills. clear slots over southern england allowing temperatures to drop to five or six ounces. it is a mild night for most. that is the theme for the week ahead, staying mild by day and night at most of the rain will be in the north and the west of scotland. into monday we have this front lingering but it is running into an area of high pressure so it is weakening all the while. patchy rain through monday morning across parts of southern scotland initially, into northern england and may be parts of wales, the far south—west ovingham. behind it, bright sunshine but ahead of its still a lot of cloud and much of its still a lot of cloud and much of england and wales with highs of ii to of england and wales with highs of 11t013 of england and wales with highs of

in an interview with golf digest, woods said his days of playing golf full team are over.said she going pick and choose a few events to play each year. he calls it his reality. in february, he was involved in a car accident where he had multiple leg injuries. he has spent months in rehab. >>> the sports world mourning the death of golf champion lee elder. he made history in 1975, becoming the first black golfer to compete in the masters. he was a four-time pga tour winner and also a trail blazer, paving the way for golfers, including tiger woods. he was named honorary starter at this year's masters. he was 87. >>> the 49ers won their third straight game sunday at levi's stadium to move up in the playoff race. vern glenn joins us with a victory monday, plus injury updates. >> what a difference three weeks makes. the 49ers in rocky balboa fashion have gotten off the canvas and delivered gut punch after punch to climbing back into playoff relevance, but sunday's win over the vikings came at a price. receiver turned run threat deebo samuel went down here in the third quarter a

tigers woods is making progress on the golf course. today he posted video of a practice session on social media. woods hasn't played golf in a golf tournament since his accident in february. you can see in the video, woods is wearing a black live on his right leg and takes a swing with a basket build the golf balls the 15-time major champion suffered serious leg injuries when his carrolled over in an accident near los angeles. just ahead, one of the fan voted awards around. the american music awards and cardi b b making her hosting debut. we'll get a preview of what to expect and a spectacular sunday in the bay area. but how is the holiday looking? we are up next with your accuweather forecast. >> after a monday night masterpiece, how about a showcase? 49ers a second straight dominant performance. and down go [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's

reportedly the club is nearing a deal to bring back alex wood.r $20 million. the veteran lefty posted a 10-4 record last season. >>> and buster posey, he may be retired, but how about one more honey snore he was named the national league comeback player of the year. posey returned to all-star form after sitting out last season, and then dropped the mic by retiring on his own terms. >>> nfl, a 49ers empire, how you feeling? back too back wins bay combined score of 61-20 has san francisco right back in the playoff picture. another busy day for receiver deebo samuel, running downhill outline of the backfield. toucown, but he nonly althrooff d zone! ed now they just need to work on a little timing to make the play go. >> i tried. >> once i seen jimmy throw it, i said, oh, yeah, this is my time now. i've got to leave this. as soon as i left the ground, i got blasted. it felt like ten people right there. it's definitely way harder than it looks. >>> nba, the warriors are off before welcoming seth curry and his 76 ors to the chase winter on wednesday ni

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tiger woods with a prosthetic leg.th a prosthetic. >> tiger woods says he is not even at the halfway point of rehabilitation. what motivates him, he says, is the prospect of playing golf with his 12-year-old son charlie, watching his son play in tournaments, wolf. we'll see what kind of tournaments he plays in and how well he does. >> he is a legend. no doubt about that. brian todd, thank you very much. >>> the new omicron variant now confirmed in at least 20 countries, prompting new travel bans. scientists are scrambling to figure out the threat posed by the latest coronavirus mutation. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your par

tiger woods says he is making progress on the golf course.actice session on social media. woods has not played in a golf tournament since his car accident in february. look closely, you can see there woods is wearing a black sleeve on his right leg. he takes a swing with a basket filled with golf balls. the 15 lifetime major champion suffered serious leg injuries when his car rolled over in an accident near los angeles. just ahead, it is one of the largest fan voted awards shows around. the american music awards are tonight and cardi b is making her hosting debut. we'll hear from her and get a preview of what to expect. dion: i'm meteorologist drew tuma, not a cloud to be seen this evening. we have a sunny start to the holiday weekend. we have all of the details if you're traveling across the state or across the country in the acuview forecast ahead. dion: a look ahead at 5:30. >> coming up on "world news tonight," breaking news, two of more than a dozen hostages kidnapped in haty now reportedly free, also thanksgiving travel bouncing back cl

here's cbs' jan crawford. >> reporter: janet woods thought today would be just another day at work atate you today and your 50 years! >> reporter: woods has spent 50 years as a pediatric nurse here, most of them in the neonatal intensive care unit. ( cheers and applause ) and her fellow nurses decided that deserved a celebration. >> i came in the morning for you! >> reporter: hundreds lined the hospital halls with 50 flowers, one for each year, for a woman they call a super hero. >> if you can extend a hand and help a family or help someone along the way, it gives you great joy. >> reporter: how many babies would you say you've helped bring into this world? >> thousands. >> reporter: tens of thousands? >> probably. >> reporter: 50,000? >> closer to 50,000. >> reporter: the 71-year-old grandmother says she hasn't thought about retiring, not even during covid. >> it was never a thought that i would leave, ever. >> reporter: you never thought about it. >> never. i would not have abandoned what i do. that's when you're needed the most. >> reporter: nurse myriam rich has worked with woods

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i'm big enough i'll take it, but you know, i spoke to lynn wood's attorney today.here won't be a retraction for what i said because it's the truth, and i don't know what lynn's game is. he's got enough problems than to start one with me, i guess. who knows. >> let's give some context as to why you feel as strongly as you do. here's what your client had to say about his former attorney. >> 87 days of not being with my family for defending myself and being taken advantage to -- being used for a cause by these -- by john pierce and lynn wood trying to solicit -- not solicit, trying to raise money so they can take it for their own benefit, not trying to set me free. >> do you agree with that? >> i agree with the premise of it and what he's saying. i mean, the only thing i have a bit of a slide with on kyle in that is they still did raise the 2 million bucks to get him out, and that was a huge positive. it made my life and meeting with kyle preparing for trial incredibly easier, i should say, than anything else. you know, when you have to go and meet with a client in th

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well, some wood, some wood, some wood wonder where the hell a were, and others would, would get it. i mean, that's all i can say. i mean, you don't think you don't think. i mean, i think you been self critical about the caricature was all upper class people are yuppies or people say, and i and i hope you don't think that's just brecht in alienation. you're supposed to shock the audience when you talk about a certain classes versus other classes. oh yes, i mean that's exactly what it was. no question about that. and i mean, if you're talking about high hopes, i mean there are, in a way there are, there are 3 couples. and each of them is rendered. if to put it as well crudely than it is of, in a sense, a different style. the central characters are the sort of heroes, like absolutely real the people you're referring to who move in next door, a caricature, but they're still on the stuff they are with that even shop at just got it. they're all real, but there are, but i'm not educators that you're absolutely not. you mentioned it would certainly relate to resonate with practice principle

woods, ms. watkins, mr. worth and mr. lawler, i'm about to ask you about a pledge, our chairwoman asked you for a pledge, i think it was an absurd request but i'm going to ask you about a pledge. mr. woods, do you pledge today to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and provide an abundant affordable energy through innovations? i say again so you can think about it, do you pledge today to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant affordable energy through innovations? >> we try to do that today, and we will continue to try to do that going into the future. >> ms. watkins, same question, do you pledge today for shell to endeavor to continue leading the world in emissions reductions and providing abundant affordable energy through innovations. >> congressman, yes, and i would add clean energy to that. >> thank you, ma'am. >> mr. worth, for chevron, do you pledge today to continue to endeavor leading the world in emissions reductions through providing abun

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>>> tiger woods is coming back swinging on the gulf course. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this busy sunday. as we come on the air in the west i'm linsey davis. we begin with breaking news just in to us from waukesha, wisconsin. a holiday parade turned to tragedy tonight. police say a red suv mowed down people more than 20 injured. officials have recovered a suspect vehicle and are now looking at a person of interest. people within half a mile of downtown are being told to shelter in place. the event was being live streamed on the city's facebook page. a red suv was seen racing through the route though police have not confirmed this is the car. first responders then followed at high speeds moments later. elwyn lopez leads us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight horror unfolding at this christmas parade in wisconsin. right outside milwaukee. at 4:39 police say a red suv careened down the street. >> a maroon forward escape just flew by. >> reporter: witnesses say a driver plowed through police barricades and slamminged into a crowd of people at t

yes. >> why did you want a piece of this and i want you to react to what cathie wood said if it's tooich for cathie wood, what it does that say about where we are >> i don't understand cathie's thought process. she's made investments on things that are absolutely astronomical and i think she's an unbelievable investor and done an incredible job and she's been involved with tesla with what seems multiple years for sure and she's always been being looking at that time saying, we think it's going to this price rivian, when you look at this, scott. what excites me about this is okay, ford does have the investment i think it's interesting that they decided to just do the investment and not use the technology that's a little bit odd to me, and i still think they sure made a great decision in 2019 now i'm being looking at amazon and phil's been talking about this, but a 20% stake and they're one of the folks that is absolutely part of the whole flow of orders and the 100,000 of these delivery vans and it's a great backstop in my opinion that amazon has this investment. they've got 20%. i don

s for an exclusive interview, ark ceo cathie wood.ne for your fun but also across the board when you look at what's happening with some of these high flyers i'm curious how you are seeing the market right now in. >> you know, it's actually feeling a little bit like it did during the coronavirus when we were beating the drum saying innovation solves problems, innovation solves problems that turned out to be a great call we have a lot of problems still from the coronavirus, supply chain problems, labor shortages, so forth innovation is helping to solve those problems i'd like to focus on something going on in the macroworld i don't think people have picked up on. i think beer getting it with nordstrom and gap. in the third quarter real gdp growth was up 2% all of that increase was in inventories, real final sales actually were down a bit now listening to nordstrom last fight, their sales are down, if you compare to this time in 2019 but their inventories are up 13%. gap same thing sales are down, again wear comparing to third quarter '1