Новости за 17.09.2021

Many European allies are angry with Washington after it created an Indo-Pacific alliance with Australia and Britain designed to counter China's growing military and economic influence. Meanwhile, China plans on joining a key Asia-Pacific trading pact that, if accepted, will strengthen Beijing's position in the region, and the Dutch foreign minister resigned over her role in last month's withdrawal from Afghanistan, becoming the first Western government official to step down following the Taliban's chaotic takeover. Читать дальше...

Candidates in the Virginia governor's race, Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican Glenn Youngkin, came out swinging on the debate stage Thursday night. Charlotte Rene Woods, local and state government reporter for Charlottesville Tomorrow, spoke with Anne-Marie Green and Vladimir Duthiers on CBSN about the big moments from the night, and fact-checked some of the candidates' claims.

As the pandemic sent students home to learn remotely, some school administrations began using monitoring software to keep an eye on students' mental health. In a new report, "The 74" reporter Mark Keierleber took a look at how one school district implemented the technology. He joins "CBSN AM" to discuss.

Americans have been buying more "fast fashion" items in recent years, and when used clothing eventually gets donated to charity, it can make its way into landfills overseas. CBS News foreign correspondent Debora Patta joined CBSN to discuss the environmental burden it's causing in Ghana.

A South Carolina lawyer accused of hiring a hitman to kill him so his son could get $10 million is returning to drug rehab after surrendering to authorities. CBS News correspondent Nikki Battiste joins "CBSN AM" from Varnville, South Carolina, with the latest on the case and the questions surrounding Alex Murdaugh.

FDA committee to vote on Pfizer booster shots; Bus driver shortage plaguing schools nationwide

The suit says the show falsely suggested that former female world champ Nona Gaprindashvili never played competitive chess with men.

An attorney working for a firm representing Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign is being charged with allegedly making false statements to the FBI during the campaign. The indictment against Michael Sussmann says he "lied about the capacity" in which he was providing allegations to the FBI regarding possible links between a Russian bank and a company owned by former President Trump. CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson, a Loyola Law School professor, joined CBSN's "Red and Blue" to discuss.

The country's borrowing authority is expected to expire next month.

McKee was an increasingly influential journalist who had written powerfully about growing up gay in Northern Ireland and the struggles of the generation of "cease-fire babies" raised after the 1998 Good Friday peace accord.

Some think it's pretty, but the spotted lanternfly is an invasive species known for sucking the life out of trees and other plants,

The justice said the Supreme Court "may have become the most dangerous" branch.

A Houston doctor says he was punished for administering expiring vaccine doses and this morning he is ready to strike back. After being fired from his job and after criminal charges were brought and eventually dropped, sources say Dr. Hasan Gokal now plans to sue the county.

Around 700 people are expected to attend a rally outside the U.S. Capitol on Saturday, demanding "justice" for January 6th rioters who they claim are being prosecuted for their political beliefs. CBS News congressional reporter Kris Van Cleave joins "CBSN AM" to talk about the security preparations ahead of another far-right gathering with the potential for violence.

Violent images shared on social media were used as a form of psychological terrorism, says expert.

The search for a missing 22-year-old woman is intensifying as her parents make a public plea to her fiancé's family for help. Gabby Petito has not been heard from since late August. Her fiancé Brian Laundrie is now a person of interest in her disappearance. Jericka Duncan reports on the latest.

Jason deCaires Taylor's projects often explore the relationship between humans and the natural world.

In August, President Biden announced his plan to get booster shots into arms as early as September 20 to fight back against the coronavirus.

Their vote isn't binding, but it's a key step toward allowing a third dose of Pfizer's vaccine in the U.S.

“48 Hours” explores the disturbing aftermath of a teen's murder and the continued harassment of her grieving family. Jericka Duncan has a preview.

Over the past 15 years, sculptor, environmentalist, and underwater photographer Jason deCaires Taylor has used the world's oceans as a space to explore humanity's relationship to the world around us. He met with Elizabeth Palmer at his workshop in southern England to discuss his one-of-a-kind works.

An FDA advisory committee will meet today to discuss the safety and efficacy of Pfizer's booster vaccine. The move comes as debate heats up over who should receive a third dose to protect against the coronavirus, and when. Ed O'Keefe reports.

An FDA advisory panel is scheduled to meet on Friday to discuss and vote on COVID booster shots. Also, security remains high ahead of Saturday's "Justice for J6" protest outside of the U.S. Capitol. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.

Gloria Satterfield's death was said to be the result of a "trip and fall accident," but the coroner's office says an autopsy was never performed.

Tony-award-winning actor Ben Platt joined ""CBS Mornings"" to discuss his new film, ""Dear Evan Hansen"" which was adapted from the hit Broadway musical.