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Tonight, the president heads from here at the White House to Capitol Hill for his first speech to Congress as he marks 100 days in office. The promises

kept and the road ahead. The president's big night as he proposes $4 trillion in new spending

for infrastructure, child care, and paid family leave. But how does he plan to pay for it?

And who will pay more in taxes? Plus, the

historic backdrop, why this speech will look quite different. Rudy Giuliani's apartment

raided. Federal agents show up at 6 a.m. with a search warrant at the home and office of

President Trump's former lawyer, what they're looking for.

Body cam battle. A judge rules the video of police killing Andrew Brown can't be released to the public,

the concern about protests tonight. Breaking news, federal hate crime charges against three Georgia men

in connection with the death of Ahmaud Arbery.

COVID-shot surplus. Daily vaccinations dropped nearly 25% from earlier this month, as cities

scramble to use thousands of doses before they expire.

In Afghanistan, just days before the drawdown of forces begins, CBS News is on the ground. What happens when

U.S. troops pull out? The high school cheerleaders free speech case. A public school suspended

this team for using profanity off school grounds on Snapchat. Now the Supreme Court weighs in.

And remembering astronaut Michael Collins, who played a vital role in the first moon mission. This is the CBS evening news with Nora O'Donnell,

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