CBS Evening News CBS Evening News, 04/08/25
Apr 8, 2025
Innovations like far-UVC light could revolutionize our approach to public health by eliminating airborne pathogens without harming humans. The challenges of recent U.S. trade tariffs stir concerns about a global trade war, impacting economies far and wide, including small nations. Meanwhile, severe weather wreaks havoc across the Northeast and Midwest, alongside significant legal developments affecting high-profile cases. A historic southern magnolia tree's removal symbolizes change, reminding us to look toward future hope amid ongoing struggles.
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Liechtenstein's Tariff Trouble
- Liechtenstein, a small country between Switzerland and Austria, faces 37% tariffs on its exports to the U.S.
- These tariffs affect Liechtenstein's premium products, such as power tools, cables, and dental fillings.
Oklahoma AG Questions Death Penalty Case
- Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, while generally pro-death penalty, is questioning Richard Glossip's conviction.
- Drummond believes Glossip may be guilty of accessory but not murder, citing withheld evidence.
Far-UVC: A New Weapon Against Airborne Diseases
- Far-UVC light can kill airborne viruses and bacteria without harming humans.
- It's being tested in various locations and could be key in preventing future pandemics.