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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from California as rescuers battle unrelenting heat and winds -- facing an uphill battle to get those devastating wildfires under control. Also -- what medical experts are saying about this year's flu vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic. What you need to know.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest from California as devastating wildfires and record-setting heat ravage parts of the state this holiday weekend. Also -- the latest on the fallout at the U.S. Open after a star tennis player is no longer allowed to compete.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- health officials are warning Americans about the potential spike in COVID cases as Labor Day approaches. Also -- growing controversy surrounding the president after he allegedly made disparaging comments about America's troops.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as President Trump and Joe Biden visit crucial swing states today, why this presidential race may not be decided until after Election Day. Also -- COVID-19 and kids. After Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson announced that his entire family contracted coronavirus, a look tonight at the impact of the disease on children and what we know. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- warnings from health officials about the Labor Day weekend -- how it could lead to a spike in cases. Also -- the latest on the Navalny poisoning -- what did the Germans find? Plus, Angela Merkel responds -- what she thinks really happened.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on President Trump's trip to Kenosha -- reactions from the controversial visit, and what Jacob Blake's family said about the President coming to Wisconsin. Also -- new concerns over Russian meddling in the upcoming U.S. presidential election - what Facebook is doing to try and crack down on possible interference in the weeks leading up to Electio...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- unrest in America -- after one person is killed in Portland over the weekend, the latest on the protests around the country, and why the governor of Wisconsin says President Trump should cancel his planned visit to Kenosha. Also -- remembering Chadwick Boseman -- a look back tonight at the actor's legacy both on and off screen and his private four year batt...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the investigation into the shooting of Jacob Blake -- the officer involved now identified -- and why was Blake handcuffed to his hospital bed? Also -- the pool attendant at the center of the Falwell sex scandal speaks to CBS News -- what he's saying about the controversy.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Hurricane Laura's path of destruction - with over half a million without power, and at least four deaths - plus the latest on the chemical plant fire. Also -- a testing breakthrough - a five dollar antigen test wins approval amidst criticism of the new CDC guidelines.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- preparations are underway for Hurricane Laura that could hit as a category 4. The latest about what officials are saying. Also -- with at least two dead, protests are heating up in Wisconsin -- the latest on the suspect officials have identified in the Blake investigation.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on Hurricane Laura -- now expected to make landfall as at least a category 3 hurricane. Also -- day two of the Republican National Convention -- what to expect from First Lady Melania Trump in her speech later tonight.

Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- as the RNC kicks off this evening, what to expect from President Trump tonight, and more on the departure of Kellyanne Conway from the White House. Also -- the series "Racing to a Cure," with exclusive access to a lab that could soon be producing millions of vaccine doses for COVID-19.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with at least five people now confirmed dead, the latest on the devastation in California as wildfires rage out of control. Also -- the latest on the sentencing of actress Lori Loughlin for her role in that college admissions scandal - what she said today in court before a judge sentenced her to two months in prison.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as Joe Biden is about to become the Democratic nominee for president, what to expect from his speech tonight - and what does the GOP have in store for the start of their convention next week. Also -- more tonight on those devastating California wildfires - as lightning strikes spark more blazes, the latest on the efforts to keep the devastation under contro...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - with Kamala Harris set to formally accept the nomination for Vice President on the Democratic ticket, what to expect from her speech tonight - and what will President Obama and Hillary Clinton say in support of the Biden campaign during their speeches this evening? Also - the latest on those devastating wildfires in California -- the dramatic survival storie...

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after Michelle Obama's rebuke of the President in her speech last night, what to expect on day two as Bill Clinton and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez take the podium at the DNC. Also -- the latest on coronavirus from around the country - as colleges scramble to reopen, what the World Health Organization is now saying about young people and the spread of COVID-19.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with the Democratic National Convention kicking off today, a look at how this election year's event will be so drastically different. Also -- outrage growing over the state of the US Postal Service, as the President doubles down on the many recent changes that have sparked so much uproar heading into the election.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the new warning from the Postal Service on mail in ballots. Why they might not arrive in time leading up to the election, and what the president is saying tonight.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a possible undercount in COVID deaths is causing the death rate in some states to spike -- what the data is showing. Also -- five months after the death of Breonna Taylor, and the pressure to charge the officers involved continues to climb -- the latest on what's happening.

Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast -- schools nationwide continue to be impacted by COVID-19, with children being sent home -- plus some schools plan to delay starting altogether. Also -- a first look at what a Biden and Harris Democratic ticket could look like-- plus how the two plan to navigate rebuts from President Trump.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - Breaking News from the campaign trail; Joe Biden picks Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate. Also - disturbing video after a 911 call brings police aiming guns at teenage boys --the latest in a string of incidents caught on tape.

Tonight on the CBS Evening News podcast - over 5 million coronavirus cases in the United States with schools reopening amid uncertainty. What teachers in one state are demanding to keep them safe. Also - confusion over President Trump's executive orders -- including a payroll tax cut that's tied to his re-election. Is any of it constitutional? 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - troubling trend -- why the White House coronavirus task force is especially worried about some US cities seeing an uptick in cases as the us prepares to reach 160,000 deaths from COVID-19. Also - the latest on the crash of a passenger jet in India - reports of over a dozen people killed -- what led to the catastrophe.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - the latest on the coronavirus pandemic as the debates over reopening schools continue. Also - we'll hear from everyday Americans struggling to make ends meet as Congress remains deadlocked over a relief deal for so many needing help.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast - aftermath of Isaias -- the storm may have left the East Coast, but the damage and devastation lingers on. Also - tragedy in Lebanon -- after yesterday's explosion which killed over a hundred and injured thousands -- the latest on the cause of the blast, and efforts to track down survivors.