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"Is CBS News on the hour sponsored by Zoom. I'm Steve cave in at least 30 are known dead after the eastern Kentucky flood disaster and some people remain cut off because of washed out roads and bridges, but governor Andy beshear says about some good news. Cell service is getting back up. Absolutely critical and response to a disaster helps people find their loved ones. It will lead to more good news. On the downside, he says more rain could be coming, so more people might have to start over. Truck driver Reed Miller was on the road when his eastern Kentucky home was flooded after historic rainfall. It's worse than what I thought it'd be. Miller's home is still swamped. Right now they steal two foot of water in there. Rebecca Mullins lives in hard hit not county, where more than ten people lost their lives in the flooding. You have church people if it's worser than us. Or blessed. Kentucky governor Andy beshear says hundreds are still unaccounted for. Jim Crow CBS News. Not a Northern California CBS Jonathan vigliotti is covering the major wildfire that broke out Friday and is now the state's largest. Officials are urging residents to take evacuation orders seriously. The sheriff's department confirming over the weekend, they found two people dead in their car in their driveway. It appears they were overcome by flames. The sizing up the northwest heat wave at least 9 deaths in Oregon are blamed on it and state climatologist Larry O'Neill says. Isn't as intense as last year for the most parts, but it is, of course, much longer. Now it's about twice as long as the heat wave was last year. Well, The White House says President Biden remains positive for COVID, but is feeling well and working in isolation, dealing with his rebound case. Overseas. A ship filled with corn leaves Odessa Ukraine first agricultural shipments since the war began, UN secretary general Antonio Guterres. Well, if you have
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"40 w H A s Your news now. Good morning. I'm Will Clark News radio 8 40. W. H A s will start in Frank for where In about 30 Minutes. Critical race theory will be discussed in an interim edge. Occasion committee. Among those testifying will be J. C. P S Superintendent Marty Polio will be monitoring that hearing will have coverage throughout the rest of the day. We're headed to Western Kentucky. Now we're no one's borough father's credit. It was saving his daughter's lives after the car they were in started to roll into the Ohio River. Early days as he stepped out for a second in English park just before the fireworks display when his youngest child shifted it into neutral up, sending it rolling towards the water. He was dragged and run over by the vehicle but went in the water and pulled the girls out before the car completely submerged. The American Red Cross is addressing the blood shortages hosting a blood drive at the KFC Yum Center that starts today and runs through Thursday. The stars, stripes and Pints Blood drive will be held 11 a.m. until 6:30 P.m.. Through Thursday. The Red Cross says it needs all blood types, especially typo in a tennis grade is in hot water over some Wimbledon commentary. CBS is Steve Catherine has that howls of protest after John McEnroe on a BBC broadcast suggested 18 year old British sensation Emerita Kanu retired from her Wimbledon fourth round match because she couldn't handle the moment. She appeared to be suffering from stomach cramps and breathing problems. Right account his opponent who advanced called the comment harsh one journalist tweeted. Is there anything more annoying than a man telling a woman she's not hurt? She's just emotional. Steve Cave in CBS News Your next news updates and 30 minutes I'm Will Clark News Radio A 40 W H A s Use radio 8 40 w H A s and I heart radio stations available everywhere on our free I heart radio app number one for music, radio and podcasts,.
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"The Street director Alan Muraoka, who also plays the owner of Hooper's store, said he was honored and humbled to have directed such a milestone episode, adding Love is Love. Let's move on to Britney Spears. She's fighting for control over her life and money. Here's CBS's Lilia Luciano in Los Angeles. What do we want? Free brainy with supporters outside Britney Spears spoke to a court for the first time publicly about her conservative ship, making bombshell statements about the rare arrangement under which her father, Jamie Spears, legally controls much of her life. Conservatorship has got to go. Hey, the singer told the court. She wants her life back wants to end the conservatorship and that she didn't know she could petition the conservative ship to end. Spears compared the situation to sex trafficking and said she's not here to be anyone's slave. The conservatorship began in 2008 when there were concerns over her mental health. A recent New York Times investigation found that Spears expressed serious opposition to the arrangement years ago. Saying that it restricted everything from whom she dated to the color of her kitchen cabinets. So it's really rare that someone like Britney Spears, who's been able to actively perform and make millions of dollars would be under conservatorship. Piano, CBS NEWS LOS Angeles Some sticky moments in baseball in Philadelphia. There was mad Max check match here in the middle of an inning. National star Max shares are lost it a little when he was checked mid inning for any sticky substance. The Phillies manager Joe Girardi asked the umpires to take a look that drops his head. Carlos Torres is going to get mad at him. I got nothing he appeared to say to the umpire. Most of these new checks happened between innings in Arlington, Texas. It did for Oakland. A's pitcher, Sergio Romo, immediately thrown off the belt, The glove, the hat everything, and he dropped his pants a bit, too, but not all the way down. Steve Cave in CBS News. Always want to travel to outer space you can. Here's CBS news correspondent Matt Piper for a mere $125,000 you chew can purchase a trip to ascend some 20 miles in the Earth's upper atmosphere on board, a luxury space balloon Space perspective. Human spaceflight company in Florida just began selling tickets for its inaugural voyage way up into the sky for that price. The trip is scheduled for late 2024 aboard the spaceship Neptune hot air balloon style craft lifted by hydrogen. Anyone interested must pay a $1000 deposit. The company says it plans to said eight passengers on a leisurely ascension into space from a launch pad. At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Matt Piper CBS News Remember those delicious orange cream push up Pops you got from the ice cream man when you were a kid? Well, there's a grown up version. Now that's spiked. It's from course, who teamed up with a boozy ice cream shop in New York to make the limited edition orange cream pop flavor with a 5% A BV. Tipsy scoop also sells flavors like cake Batter vodka, martini, mango, margarita sorbet and tequila. Mexican Hot chocolate. All of which you can order online and have delivered right to your door and to close out the weekend Roundup. We celebrate the 50th anniversary of an iconic album. It is considered.
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"Reopening from the pandemic lockdown way more active now, so like I should wear, it's probably East 10 fights tonight, and at last report, two of the people shot in that attack are in critical condition. And now to Mexico, where police investigators continued to find evidence in a series of suspected serial killings. Investigators digging under the house of a suspected serial killer on the outskirts of Mexico City say they have found over 3700 bone fragments so far, apparently belonging to 17 different victims. Prosecutors suggesting the discoveries may not be over. Since about a month ago. Crews have dug up floors of the house where the man lived there next going to dig up the soil beneath several of The rooms he rented out. Chuck Sivertsen, ABC News, a California teenager who fought off a bear and her cubs to protect your family dogs, is being honored for her bravery. 17 year old Hayley more an echo was presented with the tough award from Flashlight Company. Mag Lite in Ontario, California just so crazy. I didn't think that My actions would lead me to this point. Really, And it's really just an honor to even be here today. Mag Lite typically awards first responders. This is the first time the company has presented a civilian hero award. More evidence that this country is moving on from the covid pandemic. CBS is Lilia Luciano, reports that the NSA says it screened more than two million travelers at airports on Friday, and that's four times the number screened on that day a year ago. 142 million people in the U. S are now fully vaccinated cities with high vaccination rates like Chicago, a racing to reopen for the first time in over 450 days. Businesses can operate without covid 19 guidelines. More than 35,000 fans packed Wrigley Field to celebrate and still covid not over the covid death toll in this country nearing 600,000. There have been 33.4 million confirmed cases across the country since the beginning of the pandemic space tourism is here, but it's still more expensive than your average airline ticket. Oh, just a bit. CBS is Mark Strassmann Reports. $28 million is the winning bid to join Amazon founder Jeff Brazos on his rocket companies Inaugural flight next month space the final frontier in tourism. Private companies turning science fiction into reality because this is where you get strapped in billionaire Jared Isaac Hman chartered a SpaceX spaceship for three day orbit of Earth called inspiration for A crew of four will fly higher than the space station. They're all civilians. This is the first that significance. That's responsibility. Responsibility being the first That there will be a second and a 3rd and 1/4. Absolutely. You have to get this one right for all the other great missions to follow. Mark Strassmann. CBS NEWS Atlanta A cat burglar at work in a Beaverton, Oregon neighborhood. This cat burglar is a real cat as me is her name owner, Kate Film, It says the feline brought home masks and gloves and other items from a nearby park in neighbor's garage is leaving them on the porch. When she brings them. She comes back door and she yells like Wow, until I come and tell her she's done a good job. So she put up a sign that reads. My cat is a thief. Please take these items. If they are yours. The site of the sign stopped as me from her thefts for about a week. Steve Cave in CBS News 9 2072 degrees. In Boston. Will update the AccuWeather forecast with Brian Thompson check the roads with David stuff next. Are you looking for a podcast? That's nothing but a big chunk of the biggest news stories of the day while you're at work. We've been working on these stories. All news, no filler, just like it says it keeps me in the loop. Get in.
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"Their case for convicting former President Trump. We get the latest now from CBS News. CBS News Special Report. U S Senate is in session as a court of impeachment. We're having a trial on the fact Maryland Democrat Jamie Raskin, one of the House impeachment managers moments ago, the House, says ex President Donald Trump. Incited a violent insurrection against Congress and the Constitution and the people. It's the start of what could be two days of opening statements from Democrats. Raskin rejects the argument from the Trump team president's lawyers and the president say his conduct. Was totally appropriate. And he's essentially an innocent victim of circumstances, CBS News chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett says the former president was said to be disappointed and frustrated over what he saw yesterday from his legal team. The president likes his attorneys to be killers to have great presence because we're not killers on the Senate floor. They didn't have great presence, and they barely made an argument. CBS News Special Report. I'm Steve Cave in and I'm Erin Granillo or more contagious strain of covert 19 has come to the University of Washington, researchers say. A student in Seattle tested positive for the UK variant last month. Biologists say that's at least 30% more contagious in the most common strain in our region. Snohomish County says it's launching a new online vaccines scheduling service this week. Not only will it allow people to schedule their 1st and 2nd dose at the same time, but it also has some limited waiting lists. Capabilities director Dr Chris Spitters says online scheduling will be faster than by phone, he says about 20,000 shots should be available in Snohomish County this week. This week's cold weather forecasts could also slow.
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"The hour sponsored by Rocket Mortgage. I'm Steve Cave and House impeachment managers are beginning to lay out their case against former President Trump and his Senate trial. CBS is Major Garrett. They're going to say that what happened on January, 6th was not an isolated incident that it was the culmination of a campaign that sought to undermine the Constitution undermined Supported our country for institutions and support for free and fair elections. CBS is Caitlin Huey Burns on the former president's defense they are trying to argue is that the president did not incite the riots that he's protected by free speech. There have been talking points circulated that it's a hoax. It's a sham. Georgia is pushing ahead with an investigation into this one of fine 11,780. About CBS is Stephen Portnoy has the latest. It's a clear indication that Georgia prosecutor's air pursuing criminal charges. The Fulton County District Attorney has asked Governor Brian Kemp, secretary of state, Brad Rapids, Burger and other officials to preserve documents suggesting that solicitation of election fraud, conspiracy and racketeering are among the charges of grand jury might bring. Health officials say cases of the cove it variant first found in the UK or doubling every 10 days in this country. Correspondent Carter Evans says experts studying how the virus mutates looked at the case of a 45 year old Boston man who had a variant for months before he died, Doctors found the virus inside of him had mutated more than 20 times. Now, this is an extraordinary case, considering the life cycle of the virus in a healthy person is typically only around two weeks now. The reason why it lasted so long is because the band was a beetle compromised like an estimated 10 million other Americans, But in this case, the man's immune response wasn't strong enough to fully eradicate. The virus. It was just strong enough that it forced the virus to a damn overseas vaccination Progress in the UK Early evidence reportedly suggests vaccination is cutting Britain's risk of infection by about two thirds, but Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it's too soon to loosen the lock down to make sure we keep this bar is under control. It is coming down, but we can't take our foot off its threat. Officials here reportedly want to see falling rates of serious illness and death before relaxing restrictions. Vicki Barker, CBS NEWS London Eight months after Quaker Oats said it would retire the Aunt Jemima brand, the company says all packaging will change over in June to Pearl Milling company. Congrats to Tina.
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"I'm Steve Cave and President Biden want schools to reopen and the CDC is fashioning updated guidelines New York City announced today. Middle schools will reopen this month. But amid the hope and optimism is the reality that things might move in slow motion. It's probably not what most parents and their Children want to hear. But school leaders nationwide are planning for the possibility of more promote learning next fall. San Francisco parent Beth Kelly. I don't believe any kids. They're going to be back this spring. Most of us don't believe that they have a plan for the fall, either. A spokesman for the Durham North Carolina school, says he doubts cope in 19 will be gone by the start of another school year. Students in the district have not been in classrooms in nearly a year. Jim Krystle, a CBS News Greensboro, North Carolina, South Africa stopped the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine because it hasn't shown to be effective against the highly contagious variant. They're The good news, though, is that the vaccines that are Authorizing United States, which are the Madonna and the Visor. It's less effective against those particular variants. But it is still effective. And there's no reason to panic at this point Doctor on Elfenbein is a medical director here in the U. S will know before too long. If people follow the advice of experts and scrapped big Super Bowl parties, CBS is Dr David Vegas classically when there are these kind of spread or events, the spiking cases will come about two weeks or so later followed a week later by hospitalization, and a week later. Bye. Death. Texas Republican Congressman Ron Wright has died more than two weeks after getting Cove it He was 67. Tomorrow, The Senate begins the second impeachment trial of former president Trump Constitutional law expert Ilya Shapiro. Well, the impeachment managers called character witnesses. If you will, say Capitol police officers, Georgia officials who were pressured by President Trump because this is really not so much a factual dispute. We saw the facts play themselves out on our TV screen in a legal brief trump There is call for the case to be dismissed. A Montessori school in Utah has rescinded permission it gave to some families who asked to have their kids opt out of black history Month. Lessons like Scott is with the Black lives matter Group. It's just heartbreaking that anyone who runs the school would believe that it is acceptable in any way to try to ban talking about black history. Really. George Wallace built his political career as a segregationist segregation.
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"Died. His talent agency says he passed away peacefully this morning at his home in Connecticut with his wife, Elaine Taylor, by his side. More in his life from CBS is Steve Caven, Christopher Plummer had complicated feelings about the film The sound of music in which he played Captain von Trapp. Father of the singing von traps. It turned him into an international star. Yet for years, he was critical of the musical. Describing his role as sentimental and gooey. The movie was There were too many nuns and it Plummer preferred character parts he portrayed 60 minutes journalist Mike Wallace in the Insider. You corporate lackey. Who told you your incompetent little fingers have the requisite skills to edit me and Sherlock Holmes in murder By decree, Watson, What are you doing? Steve Cave and CBS News. Christopher Plummer was 91 years old CBS NEWS Special
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"Huh? This is CBS News on the hour sponsored by Facet Wealth. I'm Steve Cave, and the White House says it's encouraged by today's covert vaccine news from Johnson and Johnson in Phase three trials. It's one shot vaccine is proved to be effective, but not a strong is to shot vaccines already in use. Masai. Maman is the company's director of research and development. He 5% efficacy against Syria's covert disease, and that's meaningful because there's a variant in South Africa. That's particularly problematic, so that makes me rest easier. The AstraZeneca vaccines just been approved for adults in the European Union. CDC Chief Rochelle Wolinsky tells CBS this morning a revved up federal vaccine effort is giving states a better game plan. I'm really happy to say that this past week we've been able to tell the governors and the state health officials not only how much vaccine that can expect in the week ahead, but in the three weeks ahead in the up and down world of game stop stock. It's up today more than 70%. CBS is Steve Dorsey says. Federal regulatory officials are watching. The SEC says It's examining the extreme price volatility in several stocks, though it didn't mention directly trades involving Gamestop, AMC and others. But the SEC said it would also protect investors from manipulated markets. After retail brokers like Robin Hood restricted users from trading several stocks, prompting large price drops yesterday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says President Biden called on Vladimir Putin to release opposition leader Alexei Navalny and their phone call this week as we have publicly as our team has Repeatedly called for through the course of the last several weeks in terms of the specifics of the conversation. I don't have any more details for you on that Russian court is considering whether to put allies of Navalny under house arrest to try to stop protests. Lot of questions in Gainesville, Georgia, where a liquid nitrogen leak yesterday killed six people in a poultry plant left others hospitalized. CBS has been well before kids. CBS News has learned. Members of the company's.
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"CBS News on the hour. Your home for original reporting. I'm Steve Cave in the White House says it's encouraged by today's covert vaccine news from Johnson and Johnson in Phase three trials. It's one shot vaccine has proved to be effective. But not a strong is to shot vaccines already in use. But I Maman is the company's director of research and development 85% efficacy against Syria's covert disease, and that's meaningful because there's a variant in South Africa. That's particularly problematic, so that makes me rest easier. The AstraZeneca vaccines just been approved for adults in the European Union. CDC chief for Shell, Wolinsky tells CBS this morning a revved up federal vaccine effort is giving states a better game plan. I'm really happy to say that this past week we've been able to tell the governors and the state health officials not only how much vaccine that can expect in the week ahead, but in the three weeks ahead in the upper down world of Game stop stock, it's up today more than 70%. CBS is Steve Dorsey says. Federal regulatory officials are watching. The SEC says it's examining the extreme price volatility and several stocks, though it didn't mention directly trades involving Gamestop, AMC and others. But the SEC said it would also protect investors from manipulated markets after retail brokers like Robin Hood restricted users from trading several stocks, prompting large price drops yesterday, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says President Biden called on Vladimir Putin to release opposition leader Alexei Navalny and their phone call this week as we have publicly as our team has Repeatedly called for through the course of the last several weeks in terms of the specifics of the conversation. I don't have any more details for you on that Russian court is considering whether to put allies of Navalny under house arrest to try to stop protests. Lot of questions in Gainesville, Georgia, where a liquid nitrogen leak yesterday killed six people in a poultry plant left others hospitalized. CBS has been well before kids. CBS News has learned. Members of the company's leadership knew.
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"I'm Steve Cave, and experts said it would get here and now it has CBS's Jim Priscilla says. For the first time, Ah, highly contagious form of the Corona virus has turned up in the U. S. A new covert 19 variant, first identified in South Africa has been diagnosed with two cases in South Carolina. According to state health officials. No other information has been released. The variant found in South Africa was detected in October. It has now been found and at least 30, other countries the pandemic punish thee. American economy, government figures indicated shrank at a 3.5% annual rate last year. Worst performance in 74 years. Our business analyst Jill Schlessinger, it looks like the slowdown in growth from the third quarter to the fourth quarter really occurred as individuals spent less money. The savings rate came in at 13.4%. That may bode well for growth later in this year as many Americans could turn to those savings and start spending that some members of Congress are calling for stepped up security in the wake of the Capitol attack. CBS is Rebecca Kaplan. More than 30 lawmakers have written to top leadership, asking for more money to make security improvements and the flexibility to hire local law enforcement or other security personnel when they are at home and more vulnerable. Our national security analyst Fran Townsend, on the new bulletin from Homeland Security about the persistent threat from Anti government extremists inspired by the events in D. C. Supporters of those insurrectionists saw the photos saw the videos. The fact that they achieved that is an inspiration to those followers were there. President Biden is set to reopen Obama care sign ups next month, a nod to people who have lost jobs and insurance in the pandemic. And CBS is Lisa Matteo tells us a new report says prescription drug prices in the U. S average, nearly three times higher than those seen in 32 other countries. The Rand Corporation study, based on data from 2018, adds that prices jump even higher for brand name drugs. Americans do get a break on generic prescriptions, which are slightly lower than most other nations. Mr Biden's also reversing a federal policy that bars taxpayer funding for international health care nonprofits. Offering abortion counseling or referrals. Top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell. Our new administration is planning to resent the Mexico City policy just very day run over the consciences of American taxpayers and put them back on the hook for funding. Abortions. Oversee Gamestop stock Down Big time Today more than 25% Trading Up and down Wall.
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"Chances of being audited and Rachel Bell on why it's so difficult for men to keep their masks over their noses. Snow is in the forecast for Sunday with snow levels expected to drop around 500 FT. High R O F M Tacoma see out here for what's next. This is CBS News on the hour your home for original reporting. I'm Steve Cave, and there's breaking news about the impeachment trial of former President Trump and it comes From the Senate majority leader, New York Democrat Chuck Schumer. I've spoken to Speaker Pelosi, who informed me that the articles will be delivered to the Senate on Monday. It's not clear how soon a trial would start at the top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell has asked for it to be delayed until next month. Senate action moments ago, confirming Lloyd Austin is the first African American to leave the Pentagon as defense secretary. The Senate Finance Committee approved the nomination of Janet Yellen to be Treasury secretary. That now goes to the full Senate. Everyone have a nice place to sleep with. You think this'll Morning it was Chuck Schumer, greeting the National Guard of the U. S Capitol of moved to send the soldiers on rest periods to a nearby parking garage was reversed after an outcry. CBS is Katherine Herridge Saving to CBS News, the Capitol Hill police said they immensely appreciate the integral support of the U. S National Guard. In its own statement, the guard said the move to the garage was temporary, and troops are heading to hotels or other accommodations. At the end of their shift, CBS NEWS White House correspondent We Did. Jang has the latest on new federal action to fight the coronavirus. President Biden plans to sign to new executive orders. To provide economic relief from the cove in 19 pandemic. The first one will focus on providing more financial assistance for food amid a growing hunger crisis, and the second aims to help federal workers in part by restoring collective bargaining and worker protections that the Trump Administration rescinded. The National Football League says 7500 vaccinated healthcare workers will be given free tickets to next month Super Bowl in Tampa. Another 14,000 fans will be let into the game. As CBS's Jim Priscilla tells us the government's given the OK on a new HIV treatment. US. Regulators have approved the first long acting drug Kabul for HIV. The monthly shots can replace the daily pills now used to control infection with the AIDS virus. It's a huge change from not that long ago when patients had to take multiple pills several times a day, carefully timed around two meals. High winds in California brought down two giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park. There's millions of dollars in damage, and spokesman Scott Gettleman says the park is closed through the weekend. We have extensive damage. It's a huge operation Justin are talking to staff. I mean, they're never literally hundreds of priest and throughout the park. Well, checking Wall Street right now the Dow is down. 188 points, NASDAQ Down 26 S and P.
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"I'm Steve Cave and New Administration in Washington new plan for the pandemic ahead of a briefing from his covert team. President Biden will sign 10 executive orders. Aimed at bolstering the federal response. One of them is invoking the Defense Production act because a big issue here which may seem obvious to many is supply. White House press secretary Jen Psaki says that order is aimed at ramping up production of masks, gloves, gowns, test swabs and syringes. President will also set up a new health equity task force charged with focusing on underserved communities. Stephen Portnoy CBS News In a video conference, top infectious disease expert, Dr Anthony Fauci, told World Health Organization executives. A new administration in D C means renewed cooperation from the U. S will resume. Regular engagement of U. S government personnel. With the double the way Joe both directly And throughout wh show collaborating centers. Former President Trump cut funding to the W. H O Last May. CBS is Caitlin Huey Burns says the Senate has a new look with Democrats in control. Democrats can now control committee chairmanships. They can control the procedures around legislation getting it to the floor and they also in the media term can work on getting those nominees for his Cabinet positions confirmed. One of the stars of the inauguration yesterday was 22 years. Poet Amanda Gorman. While democracy can be periodically delayed, it could never be permanently defeated. And she tells CBS this morning it was tough to get to that point. I had a speech reading it through sophomore year of college. When you have to teach yourself how to pronounce the American alphabet. You gain a real appreciation for the complexity of south, a knock at the door at the key to Rose Mons apartment in the ST Louis area. It was the police and she says All she could think about was the Briana Taylor shooting by police in Louisville. I said y'all is at the wrong apartment. S so they steady knocking on the door knocking on the door. Lakisha, open the door. I said you're at the wrong apartment. She eventually let the men police had the wrong place and apologize for the confusion. Claims for jobless benefits dropped last week, but it's still high at 900,000 bankrate dot coms. Mark Hamrick says million's need the extra help A new relief package from Washington would give some 71% of those receiving stimulus payments say the money will be somewhat or very important to their finances in the near term, checking Wall Street right now the Dow is up 45 points. This is CBS News. Never miss a moment. Top news from W T O p 24 73 65 Listen on air on Alexa and on the W T O P app you.
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"White House correspondent Jonathan Karl, says he's heard differing answers on what the president's plans are for his final days in Washington on the question of the impeachment trial that conversations the president's having on this I am told her all over the map. He is talked about mounting a full defense, possibly led by Rudy Giuliani. Possibly not. Ah, full defense that could include the president himself, testifying toe mounting no defense whatsoever, and simply declaring that the impeachment eyes illegitimate. Wall Street Journal reporting the president has become increasingly concerned about the number of Republicans. Who have recently turned against him, the president asking the political advisors form or information about the 10 Republicans in the House who voted this week to impeach the president. Students in Massachusetts. You don't need to get a flu shot. The Department of Public Health has removed the vaccine mandate for students, which was announced last summer as an important part of keeping hospitalizations down amid the Corona virus pandemic. Ah, very mild flu season and the plan to focus on administering Corona virus vaccines did play into the decision to drop the requirement. Massachusetts had been the first state to require the flu shot for K through 12 and College students, business is continuing to debate the best ways to get an entire workforce vaccinated. Should companies make a covert vaccine mandatory for workers. Nearly half of the people who wait in said Yes. Do make it mandatory, Jessi Hempel of linked in says in that company's survey of users on the question, 40% said no Financial incentives, like the one offered by dollar general to its employees might be an answer the balance years to provide the incentives that Aaron Credit going to encourage them to do the right thing in the name of science for public health well, also allowing them to feel that they are making the decision. Steve Cave and CBS News deaths due to the coronavirus closing in now. On 400,000 in this country. Total coronavirus deaths in the U. S air now more than 391,000 says Johns Hopkins University States report 244,000 cases 127,000 covert hospital patients and over 3600 new virus debts Friday, according to the covert tracking project. The seven day average for tests is that a record high encouraging news. The seven day averages for cases are declining, and all four region agencies Chuck's spirits and reporting worldwide the death toll. From covert 19. Now over two million New Year's resolutions often include a gym membership and that has renewed focus on there. Over 19 safety measures. Many gyms air doubling down on covert 19 safety measures with the usual uptick in business after the first of the year, Ross Flora's owns a fitness center in Charlottesville, Virginia, remain focused on the protocols and procedures that we need to to make sure that.
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"If CBS News on the hour sponsored by Rocket mortgage, I'm Steve Cave, and prosecutors say members of the mob that stormed the U. S Capitol last week aimed to capture and assassinate elected officials. That's the latest from court documents. US Park services. Today. The core of the National Mall would be closed off till just after the inauguration, CBS the Steve Dorsey tried to get around in D. C this morning. There's actually two barriers. The first was a checkpoint I entered by union Station. Patrolled by National Guardsmen with armored trucks checking ID's. The second is a fence surrounding the Capitol building covered in barbed wire at the top. This sets the stage for an inauguration Washington D. C. Has never seen the Secret Service says it will be ready for anything on Inauguration Day. Correspondent Jeff for Gays says threats of additional violence or being taken very seriously in Washington and around the country. CBS News has learned of an FBI memo warning the violent preach on January 6 very likely will serve as a significant driver of violence in the coming days. Lawmakers like Michigan's Peter Mayer are even purchasing body armor to protect themselves. It's sad that we have to get to that point, but Our expectation is that someone they tried to kill us new figures who just in from Johns Hopkins University. The global death toll from covert 19 now tops two million more particulars of Joe Biden's vaccine plan emerged today, and the Trump Administration efforts so far is getting mixed reviews, with people in many states reporting supplies running out CBS's Jim Priscilla. While Corona virus vaccines have been rolled out unevenly across the country, several states in the deep South have especially dismal inoculation rates. Data shows that less than 2% of the population in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina has received a first dose of covert 19 vaccine. Fireman David Ortiz is part of the big vaccination site at Ella's Dodger Stadium. This is just going to test our efficiencies, inefficiencies and And see what works President he liked. Biden's incoming chief of staff run claim tells The Washington Post. He's had straightforward talk so far with the Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell. This covert crisis is economic crisis shooting matters of common concern. People in both parties should work together to try to solve those problems. CBS has Diane King Hall has the latest economic report from the government retail sales fell 7/10 of a percent last month. It was worse than expected. The drop coincided with job losses, hitting the labor market for the first time since the spring of 2020 checking Wall Street right now, the Dow is down 112 points. NASDAQ is down 70. This is CBS News. Resented by Rocket mortgage rocket mortgage is giving away millions during Super Bowl 55 with the rocket Mortgage Super Bowl Square sweepstakes, See rules and enter for free and rocket mortgage squares dot com..
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"Kate Ryan Wall Street right now, the Dow is down 77 points. It's 12 noon. This is CBS News on the hour sponsored by Rocket Mortgage. I'm Steve Cave, an action in the House of Representatives, a clerk reads a resolution calling on vice president Pence to invoke the 25th amendment. Remove President Trump from office to declare President Donald J. Trump incapable of executing the duties of his office. CBS is Steve Dorsey, Republicans blocked a resolution calling on Vice President Mike Pence to use the 25th amendment to remove President Trump from office. Democrats accused the president of inciting a riot at the Capitol in objection by West Virginia Congressman Alex Mooney to unanimously agreed to the resolution. Prompts the house to reconvene tomorrow for a vote as Democrats also prepare articles of impeachment Washington D. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser's calling on Mr Trump to declare a pre emergency disaster. She tries to boost security ahead of next week's inauguration. I am requesting the secretary of the Department of the Interior can't so any and all public gathering permits in the District of Columbia. And deny any applications for public gathering. During the period January 11th through January 24 Washington Monument will be closed through the 24th. The army is investigating captain Emily rainy. She's resigned her commission after leading a group from North Carolina to Washington last week, but she insists they did not enter the capital. In Chicago today morning. Everyone happy Monday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot greets students, some returning to school today for the first time since March. Teacher's sick out in a district northwest of Phoenix was called off for today. Some are concerned about the safety of in person learning. In Great Britain, opening one of seven U mass vaccination centers. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warnings He's a very perilous moment. Latest lockdown has not reverse the deadly spike in new cases here. Some hospitals are low on oxygen and hospital morgues are overflowing, and Johnson hasn't ruled out and even stricter lockdown or stricter enforcement of the current measures. Vicki Barker CBS NEWS London Rough weather in Texas as we hear from CBS's Jim Purcell, Um Snow has slowed traveling, closed businesses and much of Texas. And parts.
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"steve cave" Discussed on WTOP
"Hour. Your home for original reporting. I'm Steve Cave and with Donald Trump's presidency under fire, the House speaker who was urged his removal from office has had a talk with the country's top military leader. CBS is Steve Dorsey in Washington. In a letter to colleagues, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she talked to joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Mark Milley about preventing in her words in Unhinged president from using nuclear codes. She said she discussed available precautions to prevent President Trump from initiating military hostilities or accessing the launch codes and ordering a nuclear strike. CBS the Stephen Portnoy tells us Mr Trump has been heard from on Twitter. It hasn't happened since 18 69 when Andrew Johnson, who was sympathetic to the South Refused to attend the inauguration of the former Union Army leader Ulysses S. Grant. Now Donald Trump says he'll similarly skip Joe Biden's inauguration. The announcement on Twitter comes despite Mr Trump, saying in a video last night, but now is a moment for reconciliation. Today he tweets. The people who voted for him are Patriots, who will quote not be disrespected or treated unfairly. All flags are at half staff of the capital for the police officer who died of injuries suffered in Wednesday's mob attack. Homicide detectives are investigating President elect Biden indicates he'll release nearly all available Cove in 19 vaccine doses when he's in office to speed up delivery to states. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy went to what used to be a Sears Department store in his state and is now a vaccination hub. The team here is the capacity to handle. I think they said 2400 vaccinations a day. I hope the feds give us enough supply sooner than later so that we could do 2400 Today. There were more than 4000 covert deaths in the U. S yesterday. More than 1300, Britain. Both records in London. Andrew Goddard is president of the Royal College of Physicians, Hospitals that all right, right. On the Bring. Some of them are sort of over that now on we've just got to hope that the whole of the NHS doesn't hear the brink of the same time. Otherwise we won't cope. Tommy Lasorda has died at 93, the Hall of Famer managed the L. A Dodgers to two world serious titles over two decades. CBS is Chris Martinez says he was one of the game's colorful ambassadors. Nobody thought we could make the team who want 100 fucking. His success led to high profile friendships with Hollywood stars like Frank Sinatra and Don Rickles. I lost £30.3 months with ultra slim fast..
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"steve cave" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"One woman was shot by police. We're now learning that a Massachusetts man and a New Hampshire resident were among those taken into custody. Now, all this as lawmakers, a growing number of them call for President Trump to be removed from office. Maura on that from ABC News before review, underway within the D C police and federal law enforcement response to the violent mob of Trump supporters at the U. S Capitol yesterday. Washington D. C Mayor Muriel Bowser calling for the president to be held accountable along with she says anyone involved in carrying out or inciting terrorist and we know that the current president must be held a cow. Want to ball but this unprecedented attack on our democracy. What happened yesterday is what he wanted to happen, and we must not underestimate the damage he can to to our nation and our democracy over the next two weeks. There are some calls for the president to be removed from office. Meantime, former Attorney General Bill Bar and Trump loyal allies speaking out against his former boss, saying, quote orchestrating a mob to pressure Congress is inexcusable. The president's conduct yesterday was a betrayal of his own. If a sense supporters Michelle, France and ABC News While the violence of yesterday was underway. The U Mass men's basketball team was in D. C for a game against George Washington University only miles from the capital building WBC's Chris Pharma with more from the moment he arrived in D C U Mass men's basketball coach Matt McCall knew this wasn't going to be any ordinary trip. I could survive right When we got to the hotel on Tuesday night, there was a number of protesters there they started chanting. Chanting at us. I knew that this this vibe was extremely negative, immediately clicked into safety mode and got on the horn with school administrators. The next afternoon has made him quickly erupted at the Capitol. His team was on a bus taking your right towards the interstate. Now had we going left? We're going right into the whole deal. We didn't really know what the next step was. We knew the game was being played, and we needed we needed to get out of there. And that was the most important thing. And it took about 30 minutes for us to gather all our stuff. Chris Mama WBZ, Boston's news Radio and Chris is you know, a divided nation has been coming to grips today, with the side of that angry mob seizing control of the Capitol building. Many who have served this country in a word. Stunt double BBC drama Holland with more on that My client is a former Army major and a combat veteran. Very disappointing to see. He was sad, upset, frustrated. You pick whatever word you want, And he says while soldiers fight for freedom is like the right to protest this. This just missed the mark. People in the path of a proper this country didn't really fight for our U. S citizens to storm our own capital here and this is you know you're taking your country down from within. This is very disappointing to see And from a tactical perspective, my client says the fact that this could happen now, 20 years from now. From 9 11 should be a red flag for the country. Germany. Holland WBZ Boston's news radio. At least one state lawmaker is facing an uncertain future after what happened in the nation's capital. Here's CBS is Steve Case in one of those who apparently invaded the U. S. Capitol, a West Virginia state lawmaker capital, Republican delegate, Derrick Evans, celebrated with others and posted video on social media, then pulled it down. Democratic leaders in West Virginia are now calling for his resignation a month after he was sworn into his first term and for him to be prosecuted. Steve Cave and CBS News. Iran continuing to hold a South Korean tanker, they have reportedly rebuffed diplomatic efforts. Iran says it is not interested in negotiating with South Korea for release of the oil tanker. South Korea claims the ship was seized because Iran once assets held in South Korea to be released. Iran claims the tanker violated environmental regulations and there is no need for a diplomatic meeting. They added. The crew of 20 was being treated well, I'm Bill's in for In New Orleans Carnival season is a time to eat, drink, have fun, throw some love beads all ahead of lent a time of fasting and sacrifice. But of course, things will be different this year because of the pandemic. We won't see parades rolled through the streets of New Orleans. That doesn't mean we won't feel the Marty Grosz spirit artist Dana Bueller is building flowers to transform homes into floats. This is really the year to sit back and pay attention to the artistry. She's part of the crew of red beans, hiring Mardi Gras Artists Project. It's providing work to Mardi Gras artists and flow builders who are out of work due to Cove in decorating houses instead of making floats this year, red beans founder Devin DeWolfe says they've also partnered with.
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Biden will beat Trump, says historian who predicted every presidential race since 1984
"Record Picking the winner of presidential elections makes his bed for this year's race. His name is Alan Lichtman, a professor at American University. Presidential elections Don't work the way we think they do. He has correctly predicted the outcome of every presidential election since 1984. It was one of the few in 2016 to predict a trump victory. Uses 13 key factors to come up with his determination. Most notably, it comes down to a referendum on the incumbent party sizing up all the information this year. Lichtman predicts a Joe Biden win in November 7 of the factors swing in his favour. Six Do for President Trump, Steve Cave and CBS News 308
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Lobbyist tied to condo met with EPA chief, despite denials
"Pollen season every year it seems experts say the pollen season is worse than the year before fact the climate and the weather has an impact on the start the duration and the intensity of allergy season dr tarun arolla notes there's been record warmth this all fuels the growth of plants which means more pollen earlier pollen and parliament stays around longer so even if you haven't started sneezing and sniffling if you know you will she says take action now want to start taking over the counter meds your prescription meds you wanna meet with your allergist and develop a plan steve cave and cbs news new federal disclosure report shows the washington lobbyist tied to a bargain priced condo leased by environmental protection agency chief scott pruitt sought to influence the agency on behalf of a client earlier this year that's a filing scotch addicts denials by pruitt that the lobbyist had not conducted any recent business with the environmental protection agency i'm jim taylor cbs news here's a special message.