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Tonight, the final hours of the urgent search and rescue operation from that earthquake in Syria and Turkey.

Now the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade.

The anguish.

The anger and frustration mount as the death toll sores.

The emotional moments as children are pulled from the rubble.

CBS's Chris Lipsay speaks with families desperate to find their loved ones. A CBS News exclusive. After the military

recovers parts of the Chinese spy balloon, we hear from the Defense Secretary for the first time.

President Biden hits the road today courting blue-collar voters in Wisconsin after an eventful

state of the union address.

Severe weather threat, thunderstorms, flash flooding, and possible tornadoes sweeping through

the south.

Daycare tragedy, two children killed, six injured when a bus crashes into the building.

Tonight, what happened to the driver?

Super Bowl's Super Security, an inside look at what it takes to protect one of the world's biggest events.

And our new series, you won't want to miss, Living Well.

Tonight, the author who says he's unlocked the secret to

living a longer life.

This is the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Donnell, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening and thank you for joining us on this Wednesday night. Tonight, President Biden is taking his message directly to voters one day after

delivering his state of the union address to a feisty crowd of Republican lawmakers. The president's trip to

the battleground state of Wisconsin is a kickoff of what's expected to be his

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