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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the encouraging news about the HPV vaccine and cervical cancer in women -- what researchers in Britain discovered about the vaccine's ability to prevent the deadly cancer in women. Also -- after losing their mother in Afghanistan, how four Afghan siblings are now making a new life for themselves in the US.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers tests positive for COVID-19, the new questions being raised tonight about the league's coronavirus protocols. Also -- despite the many challenges front-line workers have faced during the pandemic, why America's nursing schools are now seeing a boom in interested applicants.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a tale of two ports - an in depth look tonight at just what's involved in shipping goods from a factory in Asia all the way to the US - you won't believe the journey! Also -- with so many women leaving the workforce during the pandemic, we'll visit a sign-making factory in the Washington DC area that's been hiring women in droves recently.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the travel nightmare this past weekend for so many passengers after American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights. Could the recent travel disruptions impact the holiday travel rush with Thanksgiving just weeks away?

There's a new warning tonight over a possible terror threat heading into Halloween weekend. Also, we have an update on a story Steve Hartman first brought you last week about a special group of dads banding together to keep one high school safe. Could the movement soon go national? All this and more on tonight's "CBS Evening News Podcast with Norah O'Donnell."

An airline passenger allegedly punched a flight attendant on an American Airlines flight headed to California. What we're learning about the incident and what US air carriers are doing to try and keep planes safe from. Also tonight: how the football gridiron has helped one California town heal as it picks up the pieces from the state's devastating wildfires. All this and more on tonight's edition...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. How did a live round make its way into the gun eventually fired by Alec Baldwin?

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new information tonight on that tragic movie-set shooting in New Mexico -- were crew members firing guns for fun just hours before the accident? Also -- how a very special journey at sea is helping women warriors heal their battle scars.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- new details on the fatal shooting at that movie-set in New Mexico. Did anyone check the prop gun handed to Alec Baldwin? Also -- how Facebook is responding to the latest controversy involving those recently-leaked documents -- could the social media giant have done more to keep false and possibly dangerous conspiracy theories off its platform? 

Actor Alec Baldwin is heartbroken after a deadly shooting on a movie set. And now everybody wants to know -- was a live round placed in the prop gun? Plus -- educating our children. The massive investment in pre-k that's a key part of President Biden's "Build Back Better" plan. Also ahead -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road." They're there and they care -- the dads who straightened up a troubled sc...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- an alarming medical alert - why so many drugs to treat illnesses from cancer to heart disease are now in dangerously short supply. Also -- onions and salmonella. The new warning tonight -- and what you should look for in your fridge.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- are authorities any closer to determining the whereabouts of Brian Laundrie? After a grizzly discovery at a Florida nature reserve, what authorities are saying tonight on the hunt for America's most wanted man. Also -- how genetically modified animal organs could be the next frontier in human transplant surgery.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a passenger plane with 21 people on-board bursts into flames on a Texas runway. What we're learning tonight about the cause of the crash and how those on-board managed to evacuate the plane safely. Also -- could hearing aids soon become more affordable and easier to access for everyday Americans? How a new proposal could do just that -- and what it could me...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more tonight on the life and legacy of Colin Powell -- from his storied career in the military and politics, what he once said about the importance of service to his country. Also -- the desperate effort underway in Haiti to secure the release of 16 American missionaries after being kidnapped by a notorious gang there. What the State Department is doing, an...

On the CBS Evening News, an advisory committee to the FDA has recommended authorizing a booster dose of the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, so what's next . Plus, Mike Mason's community was short school bus drivers. So the retired FBI boss stepped up. Steve Hartman shares his story in "On the Road."

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- could mixing and matching vaccines from different manufacturers enhance protection against COVID-19? What we're learning tonight on the CBS Evening News. Also we will discuss the impact of a nationwide shortage of truck drivers on America's ongoing supply-chain troubles. All of this and much more on tonight's CBS Evening News podcast with Norah O'Donnell.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- President Biden is promising to solve the country's supply chain issues -- part of what's causing those high prices and threatening the holiday season and US economy. Also -- William Shatner goes into the record books, after a life-changing trip to the edge of space.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- despite nationwide Covid trends finally heading in the right direction, Montana is still grappling with a troubling number of hospitalized Covid patients. The situation has gotten so bad that healthcare workers are being forced to consider rationing care. Also tonight -- Norah O'Donnell speaks with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. They discuss the shortages...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the travel nightmare stranding passengers of Southwest Airlines after more than two thousand flights were cancelled over the weekend. Did a company-wide vaccine mandate play a part in the airline's recent troubles? Also -- more on the US Navy engineer and his wife accused of trying to sell America's nuclear secrets -- what they allegedly tried to do and how...

On tonight's CBS Evening News -- what to make of the latest jobs report, and why were healthcare and education particularly hard-hit? Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" with one inspiring woman and her annual "kindness yard sale." The amazing thing she does every year with the proceeds as a way to help out others and pay it forward.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at the growing threat of ransomware attacks on America's hospitals. Also -- as major airlines move to mandate vaccines for employees, why some pilots unions are warning that the move could result in a holiday travel nightmare for passengers.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning about the 18-year-old accused of injuring at least four people at a Texas high school - how law enforcement was finally able to apprehend him. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- why a staggering number of police officers and other first responders are refusing to take the Covid vaccine and what, if anything, can be done to convince more of America's front line heroes to finally get the shot. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- some encouraging news on COVID as America sees fewer new infections. And, why Dr. Fauci is now revising his guidelines about families gathering for the the holidays. Also -- how a nationwide supply chain issue is impacting school lunches -- why so many schools around the country say they don't have enough food to properly feed their students during lunchtim...

On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" -- how a group of proud and dedicated Marines were at the right place at the right time when a very lucky woman's life was in danger.