Tonight, the death toll rising from those raging wildfires out west. Tens of thousands fleeing the

flames. Oregon's 911 system overwhelmed with calls for help. Burned out buildings, charred cars,

entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble. Look at this California elementary school.

Thankfully, no one was inside.

What we're learning tonight about the victims.

Campaign cyber attacks.

The Microsoft warning tonight, foreign hackers are back and have stepped up their efforts

to wreak havoc in the U.S. election, targeting more than 200 political organizations.

Tonight, we learn, were they successful?

The president on the defensive about why he downplayed the coronavirus threat.

I didn't lie. What I said is we have to become.

Flooding in the nation's capital, dramatic images of water rescues.

Football's back, the NFL kicks off tonight with social distancing, face masks, but still 17,000 fans in the stands.

How this season will be like no other.

Cashing in on the pandemic, how taxpayers foot the bill for this

Lamborghini in a brazen scheme to rip off $175 million in COVID relief funds. Racing to a cure,

the ambitious new innovation at this university testing 50,000 people twice a week.

Could this quick saliva test be part of the answer to crushing COVID?

And finally tonight, from TV's Avengers to the Game of Thrones,

we'll remember acting legend Diana Rig.

This is the CBS

Evening News with Nora O'Donnell, reporting from the

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