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Good evening, I'm Lester Holt. Tonight we have important developments to bring you from across the nation. But first, I want to thank our viewers for making us America's most-watched evening newscast. Your trust in our journalism means everything to us.

Good evening. Tonight we examine a changing media landscape, one that has transformed dramatically since I first sat before these cameras. Yet the fundamental principles of journalism - truth, accuracy, and fairness - remain steadfast, as they must, in the hands of dedicated professionals.

Tonight, we stand on the threshold of a new chapter in our history. The challenges we face are great, but the resilience of the human spirit is greater still. Our commitment to bringing you the truth remains unshakable. For CBS News, I'm Walter Cronkite, and that's the way it is.

Good evening. Tonight we reflect on thirty years of journalism at this desk, covering stories that shaped our nation. From the newsroom to the field, dedicated professionals have brought truth to American homes. And that's the way it is, this Thursday evening.

News Monday, July 21st, with David Brinkley reporting from New York. Good evening. For centuries, men looked at the moon and wondered if it could ever be reached. Today, that question was answered. Two Americans have landed, and the world they left behind is tonight united in quiet awe.

breaking news; Donald Trump’s homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem, on Saturday pushed back against the protesters opposing immigration raids in Los Angeles: “A message to the LA rioters: you will not stop us or slow us down. @Icegov will continue to enforce the law. And if you lay a hand on a law enforcement officer, you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

In tonight’s breaking update, the shadow of total war deepens across the Eurasian continent. Reports indicate that the Great Trial has begun, plunging millions into a nightmare of fire and vengeance. As global tensions reach a boiling point, we ask: is there any sanctuary left in this dying world?

From the CBS Newsroom in Washington. Former presidential advisor John Ehrlichman is expected to appear before the Senate Watergate Committee later today. Sources indicate he will address the recent allegations regarding the misuse of federal agencies. We will bring you more updates on these developing hearings as they unfold.