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"Hour sponsored by Dell small business Mickey Barker in London More military aid Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says Russia's determined to decimate the industrial might of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions in Ukraine's east There were multiple Russian air strikes on the western city of lviv overnight and in the besieged southern city of Mario polo Russia had told the city's defenders surrender or die and so far they have not surrendered And if they do well that would open up a land bridge from Crimea to eastern Ukraine and raise the specter of even more cities falling to Russia CBS is Chris livesay in Kyiv President Biden under pressure from some fellow Democrats to cross a big line sending personnel as well as material to Ukraine Senator Chris Coons telling CBS face the nation I think the history of the 21st century turns on how fiercely we defend freedom in Ukraine and that Putin will only stop when we stop him But multiple NATO allies have said pitting NATO forces against the Russian invaders could trigger World War three Gun violence in three American cities this Easter weekend the latest in Pittsburgh where two teenagers died at a house party gone bad CBS as Tom Hanson reports The smashed windows a hint of the violence that erupted here turning a house party into a bloody crime scene At least two male victims died in the shooting the neighborhood traumatized Mitchell Wilson lives nearby And I'm going to go wash my wash blood off of my wife's car which is like a really depressing way to spend Easter Calling all taxpayers today's the day to file and pay The deadline to file 2021 taxes is Monday Those who request an extension will have until October But if they owe money it will be subject to penalty CBS is the least precedent Coronavirus indoor mask mandates back and forth in Philadelphia today and the CDC's extended its mask requirements for travelers one more reason to get that second booster White House COVID coordinator doctor Ashish jha telling ABC If you're over 60 you should be out there and you should be getting that second booster 50 to 59 you're eligible depends on your risk profile worth having your conversation with your physician It was a Coachella kind of a weekend in California as CBS's Monica Rick's report.
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"Unrest erupted after Israeli police entered the hilltop compound to secure the spot for Jewish visitors Jews know the site as the Temple Mount their holiest But the Al-Aqsa Mosque also ranks as the third holiest site in Islam and has often been a flashpoint for violence These accused Palestinians of stockpiling stones have anticipation of more clashes now it's going to be in medical officials say 17 Palestinians were wounded just two days after similar confrontations at the site This year the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the weeklong Jewish Passover are occurring at the same time bringing thousands of visitors to Jerusalem I'm Ben Thomas It's four 35 there have been three separate mass shootings in two states over the weekend One in Pittsburgh and the other in South Carolina CBS News correspondent Tom Hanson has more on what happened in Pittsburgh The smashed windows a hint of the violence that erupted here turning a house party into a bloody crime scene At least two male victims died in the shooting the neighborhood traumatized Mitchell wilston lives nearby I mean I'm gonna go wash my wash blood off of my wife's car which is like a really depressing way to spend Easter More than a dozen party guests were injured some from gunshots others from the rush to escape Police say more than 200 people were packed into the Airbnb many of them miners Coming up we'll talk about anxiety among teens with psychologists doctor Lisa d'amore It's four 36 Somewhere around 400 feet.
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"The mud The cargo ship ever forward can finally move forward At 1100 feet long the ship belonging to Taiwan based evergreen is nearly as long as the Empire State Building is tall By removing 500 containers to lighten the load and dredging the bay floor and tugging the ship horizontally ever forward refloated after dawn CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland CBS News special report Ukrainians are vowing a fight to the end after Russian officials warn Ukraine's last troops in Mary opal to lay down their weapons CBS Chris lives say has more from Kyiv Russia had told the city's defenders surrender or die And so far they have not surrendered And if they do well that would open up a land bridge from Crimea to eastern Ukraine and raise the specter of even more cities falling to Russia Meantime Ukraine is urging its international allies to step up support CBS Tom Hanson is in New York Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky warned the world should prepare in a number of ways for the possibility Russia might use nuclear weapons over the weekend zelensky awarded medals to Ukrainian forces bracing for the next stage of the war If Russia fully seizes Mario it would also secure a land corridor to the Crimean Peninsula which is annexed from Ukraine in 2014 The government warns that destructive new malware from Russian hackers could cripple industrial infrastructure around the world 60 minutes correspondent Bill Whitaker spoke with members of the Homeland Security advisory council and cofounder of cybersecurity company CrowdStrike Dmitri alperovitch We have said in the past that if you do this to us we will respond in kind Would we We have to let them know that you will not touch our critical infrastructure without a response And the way to do that I think is through a cyber operation that can demonstrate our capabilities without lasting damage One of the ways you can do that for example is by taking Russia off the Internet for a few hours It won't cause any lasting impact but it will demonstrate the power of the United States cyber command what we can do to his economy by disconnecting effectively from the Internet we can do that We can absolutely do that And we'll let him know that if he keeps going if he keeps attacking us we can make that permanent Cybersecurity specialists say it isn't just big companies and infrastructure systems that need to be beefed up American citizens are encouraged to take their own steps by updating software and using multi factor authentication on phones and computers Israeli police entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem to secure the way for Jewish visitors The move produced clashes and Palestinian medical officials say 17 people have been wounded The place is a holy site in Jude in Judaism Christianity and Islam and often a flashpoint for violence This year the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in the weeklong Jewish Passover are occurring at the same time With thousands of thousands of visitors flocking to Jerusalem There have been three separate mass shootings in two states over the weekend One in Pittsburgh and two others in South Carolina CBS News correspondent Tom Hanson has more on what happened in Pittsburgh The smashed windows a hint of the violence that erupted here turning a house party into a bloody crime scene At least two male victims died in the shooting the neighborhood traumatized Mitchell wilston lives nearby I mean I'm gonna go wash my wash blood off of my wife's car which is like a really depressing way to spend Easter More than a dozen party guests were injured some from gunshots others from the rush to escape Police say more than 200 people were packed into the Airbnb many of them miners Millions of Americans wait until the last minute to file their taxes And this year is no exception AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Monday is tax day The federal deadline for individual tax filings and payments as of April 8th the IRS had received more than a 103 million returns for this tax season and it had issued more than 63 million refunds worth more than $204 billion for comparison last year more than a 169 million people completed an income tax return by the end of the year That probably leaves nearly 40% of this year's taxpayers still unaccounted for with many scrambling to submit their documents by the Monday deadline I'm Julie Walker Coming up.
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"Now the rib bonk WTO P news Alexandria and its school system are facing criticism after parents say school officials failed to tell them about an alleged sexual assault case at many Howard high school The national review reports parents only found out about the case during a school board meeting And a school official tells The Washington Post it did notify the parents of the students involved but only notifies all parents when possible threats to campus safety exist A spokesperson for the city says in this case the accused student was acquitted they also say in Virginia cases involving minors must remain confidential It's ten 33 CBS News special report President Biden will meet with NATO leaders in Brussels this week on Russian aggression in Ukraine The latest attack in Kyiv were firefighters are still searching for survivors of a shopping center bombing and the violence could get worse CBS Tom Hanson The U.S. and other western nations have expressed concern Russia may use a biological or chemical weapon then blame it on Ukraine I think if chemical or biological weapon was used you could see significant reaction from not only the United States but also the global community Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S. oksana Marco rova on CBS face the nation We are ready to negotiate even with the brutal enemy in order to stop it And we're asking all of our friends and allies to help us to a fight successfully but also to put all the pressure so that Russia negotiates CBS News special report I'm Monica ricks President Joe Biden travels to Brussels this week aiming to present a united front on the Ukraine war with European and NATO leaders The president heads to Belgium midweek to talk about NATO's military support and humanitarian efforts to help Ukraine The White House press secretary says there are no plans for the president to visit Ukraine itself The trip comes as the number of refugees is eclipsed 3 million and amid growing.
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"Or Moderna shot Doctor Mark Kline is the chief physician at children's hospital in New Orleans I think we would be naive to think we've seen the last of COVID This virus is not done with us the dynamics that have produced these surges still exist There's still a lot of unvaccinated people out there The CDC is acting as the omicron variant is showing signs of receding new daily cases have declined by almost half a million since the middle of last month Christopher Cruise CBS News Well there's another day of protests in Canada Thousands of truckers have taken to the roads to oppose COVID restrictions Presidents are reportedly furious at the nonstop blaring of horns the mayor of Canada's capital declared a state of emergency and of former U.S. ambassador to Canada says U.S. Republicans must stop interfering in the domestic affairs of its neighbor The U.S. says Russia could attack Ukraine any day now but the Kremlin continues to insist it has no plans of doing so despite amassing roughly 110,000 troops along Ukraine's border CBS's Tom Hanson here is from national security adviser Jake Sullivan The White House says a Russian invasion of Ukraine may be imminent We believe that there is a very distinct possibility that Vladimir Putin will order an attack on Ukraine It could take a number of different forms It could happen as soon as tomorrow or it could take some weeks yet Over 110,000 Russian troops have taken up positions along the Ukraine border Sources tell CBS News that's about 70% of what the Kremlin would need to launch an offensive Republican senator Lisa Murkowski was on CNN urging President Biden to nominate someone to the Supreme Court this month who can be confirmed with broad bipartisan support There are many many exceptionally well qualified African American women who could move forward into this position So mister president I'm asking you to look through those critically and not pick the one that would be to the furthest left Mister Biden has said he plans to pick someone by the end of the month after justice Stephen breyer announced he will retire at the end of the term Soul singer and blues artist.
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"They're out on the roads overnight Make sure that you are fortified even in your own vehicle with food and water and whatever else you may need including blankets and extra clothing CBS's Tom Hanson No felling Georgia Sunday Atlanta received its first significant accumulation in about four years Before it arrived the city's mayor said he wasn't taking any chances Public safety the public interests are making sure that the business of the city can continue as necessary This hardware store in Bethesda Maryland got a head start stocking up for the winter storm that's walloping the east coast We are prepared We've started preparing days ago for the forecast that was coming down the pike Meanwhile tornadoes caused heavy damage in some parts of southwest Florida Reports Justin of another large eruption in the South Pacific detected out a volcano in Tonga that eruption yesterday said tsunami waves and even led to warnings in Hawaii Also Justin police in England say they have detained two teenagers in connection to a hostage situation at a Texas synagogue yesterday The British suspect died CBS Nichols Ganga just spoke with the head of U.S. Homeland Security Department of Homeland Security secretary Alejandro mayorkas says federal law enforcement is monitoring social media for any copycat threats following yesterday's hostage situation at congregation Beth Israel Mayorca says there are no specific nor credible threats at this time Meanwhile U.S. officials tell CBS News 44 year old hostage taker Malik Faisal Akron did not appear on U.S. terror watch lists Julie plat is with the Jewish federation of North America which says it wants to help synagogue's nationwide ramp up security To make recommendations about what is needed What is missing to help the hiring of security directors for the communities to provide training and we this live secure campaign will provide the resources The country is averaging more than 750,000 new COVID-19 cases daily And the CDC says about 2000 Americans are dying every day nearly two years into this pandemic CBS Mark strassmann is watching the numbers climb in Massachusetts Here in Boston new cases have almost doubled in Massachusetts over the last two weeks hospitalizations have almost doubled And all Macron's siege goes on Local health experts expect those numbers to keep soaring for the rest of January This is CBS.
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"Long do you think it will take the airlines to rebound from the delays and cancellations over the holidays Well that's a tough call It really kind of depends on how they can work through their staffing and also with the weather It's really taking a hard hit on the airlines We hope we can get to it in the next week or two but it's going to take some time I think Jeff spring of triple-A says holiday road travel is also a near pre-pandemic levels from 2020 It's jumped 28% even as packed roads and dangerous wet and icy conditions slow many down COVID could also disrupt classes that are said to resume after a holiday break CBS's Tom Hanson More than 2000 K through 12 schools have already closed or will offer remote learning but most of America's major school systems will resume this week by teaching in person while they can If the teachers we have are coming down with the virus who's going to teach the students search teams are looking for two missing people in Colorado smoldering wildfire nearly a thousand homes and businesses have been destroyed near Denver since that fire started a few days ago Investigators are also looking into how it started President Biden has now made several calls to leaders to try and deescalate tensions between Russia and Ukraine correspondent at O'Keeffe Roughly a 100,000 Russian military personnel remain on the border with Ukraine a situation the Biden administration calls a crisis Russia is demanding that the U.S. would draw military equipment from Eastern Europe and that Ukraine never be allowed to join NATO The Biden administration says it won't concede to those demands and said Sunday it will discuss nothing with Russia regarding Ukraine or Europe without leaders from those countries involved in the talks Senior U.S. and Russian officials are said to meet in less than two weeks in Geneva Twitter has banned congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal account for spreading misinformation on COVID CNET's Ian sure Even though Twitter has made it clear what their rules are around coronavirus misinformation around disinformation even around elections issues at this point There are people who want to walk as far up to that line and tiptoe across it as often as they can And that is what's happened here Verizon and AT&T have both rejected a request from the U.S. government to delay their big 5G rollouts U.S. airlines are concerned that the new wireless service could cause safety disruptions But the companies say they plan to limit service around certain airport runways This is.
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"Other countries rely on testing to exit isolation early Relying on self reported symptomatic reasons is not very reliable Doctor Anthony Fauci tells CNN returning to a semblance of normal is also important We want to get people back to the jobs particularly those with essential jobs Airlines are still struggling with COVID related staffing shortages CBS Tom Hanson Many holiday travelers remain stranded this morning We got delayed twice and then finally canceled More than 1400 flights were canceled across the U.S. yesterday and hundreds more have already been canceled today Police in and around Denver are trying to pin down a motive after they say a gunman shot and killed four people and wounded three others including an officer Kcn C TV's Jeff Todd says the crime scene encompasses multiple locations The scene here stretches for quite a distance a big investigation going on in Denver and then this investigation here at liquid at two locations other agencies involved They say they shot and killed the suspect President Biden has signed a $770 billion defense bill over the objections of some Democrats pushing for more social spending Correspondent cami McCormick The law includes a 2.7% pay raise for service members it also overhauls how the military justice system prosecutes sexual assault cases effectively taking them out of the hands of military commanders and it includes a provision that bars dishonorable discharges for service members who refuse the COVID-19 vaccine A content moderator is suing TikTok for psychological trauma CBS is tech reporter Dan Paterson Candy Fraser says that she and other content moderators were exposed for up to 12 hours per day to extreme and graphic violent content without proper training or attorney alleges Frasier developed quote significant psychological trauma including anxiety depression and post traumatic stress disorder So far there's no comment from TikTok Bitcoin big tech investments bubbly outfits both this year Data from live trade shows a record number of purchases and trades of vintage champagne and other spirits on online platforms despite big price sites S&P futures up ten This is CBS News Never miss a moment top news from 24/7 360 five listen on air on Alexa and on the WTO PF.
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"Better This is Kyle Cooper It's 6 31 The surge in the COVID army cron variant has caused one in four hospitals with ICUs to report at least 95% capacity this week and the omicron spike shows no sign of slowing CBS News is Tom Hanson is in New York with more several states are reporting their highest daily case numbers in a year just days away from a return to the classroom for millions of students In New York City rates among children are up fourfold from last week with approximately half of those hospitalized under the age of 5 Here in our region Marilyn reported more than 25,000 cases between Friday and Sunday The previous single day high was just 6000 cases You can see how that averages out over that three day span We expect to get new data from D.C. and Virginia later today But heading into the weekend D.C. became the nation's COVID hotspot with an infection rate over three times the national average Virginia also reporting daily infection rates near or above record levels going into the holiday Hospitalizations are increasing too but at a slower rate it's still not clear how deadly omicron might actually be Now as COVID cases keep rapidly rising at experts are warning it'll probably stay that way for a little while The U.S. now averaging more than 214,000 new COVID infections every day On ABC's this week doctor Anthony Fauci acknowledges there are problems making tests easily available for all Americans The situation where you have such a high demand a conflation of events a stirring people to get appropriately concerned and wanting to get tested as well as the fact of the run on tests during the holiday season We've obviously got to do better The demand for tasks is so high that people across the country are finding themselves waiting hours in line to get them The CDC says.
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"Dead a Maryland senator says not so fast This is Kyle Cooper It's 5 31 Although there are some positive reports about omicron not being as severe especially for vaccinated and boosted people the massive surgeon cases is causing a jump in hospitalizations in some states like Louisiana and Florida CBS's Tom Hanson has more from New York Testing lines wrapped around the block in Washington D.C. where omicron cases have skyrocketed There are similar scenes from Los Angeles to New Orleans One recent study suggests that omicron cases on average have as much as a 25% reduced risk of a hospital visit and as much as a 45% reduced risk of hospitalization of one day or more Still there is concern for the unvaccinated and people with compromised immunity Now to our local coronavirus numbers Marilyn reporting more than 25,000 new cases over the weekend we should get new COVID case numbers from D.C. and Virginia later this morning followed 8 following the holiday weekend But the numbers heading into the weekend were pretty staggering D.C. became the nation's COVID hotspot with an infection rate over three times the national average Virginia was also reporting daily infection rates near above record levels going into the holiday As we said it's still not clear how severe O'Connell is but early data shows that people who are vaccinated and boosted have mild symptoms overall A hospitalizations are going up in the DMV area but at a lower rate than infections Maryland's health department says most of the people going to the hospital right now are unvaccinated Well the rise in COVID infections has not only stretched medical facilities this holiday weekend but airlines as well Justin udo with kyw spoke to some travelers at Philadelphia international airport It really is kind of the luck of the draw for passengers Many of whom I talked to when it comes to arriving on time being delayed or being canceled That was a worry for a door He came into Philly from Fresno He's one of those lucky travelers that did not have any major Trevor issues But it's author to see a family at the end Many of the travelers I talked with say their biggest concern was actually how their fellow travelers would act on planes but everyone I spoke with said to their surprise there was no unruly conduct on their flight A Delta flight from Seattle to Shanghai had to turn back recently because of strict COVID rules in China Delta Air Lines putting out a statement saying it was because of new pandemic related cleaning requirements at Shanghai airport It comes as China is tightening its already strict travel restrictions ahead of the winter Olympic Games which takes place in 6 weeks Coming up on WTP jury deliberations head into a third day in the Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking case it's 5 33 Is there any bigger debate in sports than where to watch the game Are.
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"7 days a week 1120 a WTO COVID cases are surging in some parts of the country and getting a test remains a challenge CBS is Tom Hanson reports doctor Anthony Fauci is frustrated by this limited supply of tests Doctor Fauci says data from around the world suggest omicron may cause less serious illness but that the variants high transmissibility could overwhelm the nation's hospitals with the unvaccinated Hospitals in Minnesota report that's already happening If we get a huge wave of COVID unfortunately there's going to be a point where we don't have room to take care of everyone Here in New York there's been a sharp rise in the number of unvaccinated children hospitalized with COVID-19 about half are under the age of 5 and not yet eligible to be vaccinated A new study from the national Institutes of health has found that COVID-19 can spread within days from the airway to almost every organ system in the body and stay there for months 1121 Montgomery county executive Mark elric says adopting proof of vaccination for entry to some businesses makes sense but it's up to the county council to approve a regulation that is now up for discussion Montgomery county council president gay bar Borno says requiring people to show they've gotten their coronavirus vaccinations before they can enter a restaurant for example makes sense in principle And it's his sense that for a significant number of county residents They prefer a passport They'd like the comfort of knowing that the people that they are interacting with or are around have been vaccinated But Alberto says there are questions about the so called vaccine passports like which businesses should be included and who should enforce the regulation The county council will tackle.
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"Go WTO P never this a moment a good afternoon to you I'm Mike Murillo Anika velas our producer coming up after a manhunt for them the parents of the accused Michigan school shooter are arraigned in court Why is a suspect in a Michigan school shooting charged with terrorism I'm JJ green With carjackings and car related crimes way up advice to reduce the odds you're a victim I'm John dome and good to have you with us this afternoon News time 1231 The parents of the 15 year old who was shot and killed who is accused of shooting and killing four people at his Michigan high school were arraigned this morning James and Jennifer crumbly were caught earlier today after hiding in a commercial building fox's Steven harrigan has details from Oxford Michigan A dramatic arraignment of the parents each of whom now face four charges of involuntary manslaughter each of those charges could carry a penalty of up to 15 years The judge read out the charges one by one the four slain students aged 17 17 16 and 14 each time the parents one at a time pleading not guilty And the mother Jennifer crumbly was sobbing audibly throughout that plea The other detail the note is that the prosecutor said there's not one person in this community here to vouch for them They couldn't find anyone to stand up for them The judge imposed a combined $1 million bond on the parents and placed other requirements such as GPS monitoring agreeing with prosecutors at they posed a flight risk They are due back in court on December 14th Contact tracing teams are working fast this week and trying to find people who may have crossed paths with anyone infected with the fast spreading omicron variant of the coronavirus So far 34 countries have identified cases with the omicron strain and from doctor Anthony Fauci get vaccinated and get boosted Now the new variant has prompted health officials in some places to revive contact tracing operations that were put in place in the early days of the pandemic they're hoping to better understand how the omicron variant spreads and whether it can avoid vaccines Correspondent Tom Hanson reporting Meanwhile a next generation COVID vaccine could be on the way University of Virginia researchers including doctor Stevens eichner are developing what they're calling a universal vaccine to protect against any variant of COVID without needing to modify or alter what's in the shot What we want to do is make a vaccine that is exceedingly inexpensive and can be produced around the world They hope the vaccine will be available for clinical trials within the next year Jim chrysalis CBS News There are fresh concerns about Russia taking new military actions in Ukraine more now from associated presses Mike Gracia U.S. intelligence officials have determined Russia is planning for a possible military offensive against Ukraine as soon as early 2022 an administration official who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity said U.S. intelligence estimates the Russian offensive would include an estimated 175,000 personnel Moscow is pressing Washington for assurances that Ukraine will not be allowed to join the NATO alliance addressing the Russian threat Friday Biden said he is working on what he termed a meaningful set of initiatives to make it very very difficult for mister Putin to go ahead and do what people are worried he may do Today the Kremlin saying President Biden and prime minister Putin will have a video call on Tuesday as tensions escalate over the Russian buildup It's 1234 and coming up on senator Bernie Sanders is asking the president to prevent a Medicare premium hike which is tied to an Alzheimer's drug more on.
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"In southeast Suzanne Saz Ville WBC Boston's NewsRadio classes will resume on Monday for the nation's largest school district as New York City students are set to return to the classroom. CBS is Tom Hanson reports that the Pfizer vaccine already authorized for ages, 12 and up Is widely expected to be approved for emergency use in younger kids this fall. Former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb says he thinks Covid vaccines will eventually join others already required for public school students. I would expect this eventually to be required as part of the childhood immunization schedule. Last week, President Biden unveiled sweeping vaccination rules His administration will in part require businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate the shot or weekly testing. We've been patient. But our patience is wearing thin. GOP governors from several states and the Republican National Committee are threatening a legal battle over the new vaccine rules. Tom Henson CBS News also happening in New York. On Monday, A federal court will hold a pretrial hearing on claims from a woman that Prince Andrew sexually assaulted her. Both sides are arguing over whether the prince was properly served documents in the case. ABC is Julie Macfarlane has more Virginia Jeffrey was 17 when she claims that she was trafficked and directed to have sex with Prince Andrew by two of his associates, London socialite and the late convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein. On Monday, a court in New York will review court documents from her team that say the prince has been successfully served notice of the lawsuit. So far, no one from the Princess legal team has presented a case against her claims. And it is not yet clear if anyone from his side would even be present for the hearing on Monday, which will be held via teleconference. Julia McFarland ABC News at the Foreign Desk, London coming up documents relating to the terrorist attacks on September 11th were declassified over the weekend. We'll learn more next. Big railroad merger derailed, but now there's another one back on track. Instead, Kansas City Southern is backing out of a merger agreement with Canadian National Railway. Now it's talking about a deal with Canadian Pacific railway again, while street will try to put a stop to a five session losing streak in its biggest weekly loss since mid June. Mixed signals on the economy keeping investors on edge the latest inflation data shows. Prices at the wholesale level soared last month at the fastest pace since at least 2010. Are you seeing price increases because Bloomberg Economics is forecasting a 5.4% surge in consumer prices compared to last year and a government report due tomorrow and RV vacations have been a popular choice during the pandemic. There's people look to social distance and avoid others. Now Austin based outdoorsy a marketplace for Renting RVs is looking to cash in. It may go public as soon as the fourth quarter. I'm Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg business on WBZ, Boston's news radio spots.
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"Most foul pod dot com and right in so we've already discussed it but zodiac has what i consider an outside impact on culture to other killers of the time. It's just such a heavy hitter because of the way he built this fear in the public persona. And so light you. Kirsten described the games. He was playing with the media and the public in a way. And i saw this on several articles. Several message boards was like. Oh he's a copycat of the ridler from the batman comics and there are references like there are a lot of references in captions where it's like zodiac knew about pop culture. I mean he was obviously alive. And he referenced pop culture and some of his letters some of those things. It's like not even a far stretch to that. He saw a character like the ridler and comic and it was like. Oh this is who. I'll be so. But that plus the constant threat it all merged together to create this larger than life persona so with that said i wanted to start with movies and movie started like right away which i. I don't know how fast moving is get made but it seems very quickly so in one thousand nine hundred seventy one. There were three things. Wow that is yeah. That's fast so we got the movie. The zodiac killer. We got a a horror porn cubs odaka rapist and we got dirty harry all in nineteen seventy-one so starting with the first one. The zodiac killer was directed by a man named tom hanson and in twenty twelve. He revealed in an interview. That production of the film was motivated by an elaborate plot to catch the killer. Who hanson believed would not be able to resist attending the premiere. God yeah when i was telling you i cannot wait to tell you the stuff that i found. This is a big piece of that. That sounds ripped out of a lot of i don't know show. Yeah so i mean. Obviously it didn't work. But what an ingenious idea so on opening night the screening took place at. San francisco's are ko golden gate theater. And that was april seventeenth nineteen seventy-one an audience members were asked to write their answers to a prompt. I think the zodiac kills because and drop those entries into a large box to enter a raffle to win kawasaki motorcycle and so the unsuspecting movie goers had no idea that there was someone inside of the box comparing handwriting samples to zodiac letters and there were men including the film's cast waiting in the wings to apprehend and interrogate. Anyone who's handwriting caused a red flag. Wait they were going to use the actors to apprehend the killer actors. The article i read referred to pin goons including some of the male actors from the movie that were there at the premier but they were also there to apprehend and interrogate anyone who's writing matched so it didn't work but what an incredible idea. Yes and also listener such good pre-coded cocktail party banter. I mean fascinating story. I've listened to a lot of zodiac steph. And i never come across that. It didn't work but really strong idea in my opinion. how. And i'm still taking this in okay and then another piece which i was resonant to jump into the horror pornography conversation but then it started so interesting. I'll spare basically all over the details. Which are horrible except just for fun. Some character names policewoman secretary with apple brunette and garden secretary with garter belt and blonde pool but so the title character the zodiac rapist..
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"De Blasio and Democratic representative Hakim Jeffries has added its voice to those calling for President Trump to resign over the deadly attack on the U. S Capitol. It was an act of sedition. That was incited and encouraged by Donald Trump. And that's why he must be held accountable to the full extent of the law. Five people were killed. CBS is Paula Re tells US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi once Mr Trump to step down, but is ready to impeach him as early as next week. The draft article of impeachment incitement of Insurrection alleges that President Trump's conduct on Wednesday gravely endangered the security of the United States. He would be the first president to be impeached twice. But some Republicans believe there just isn't enough time. But what will happen in the Senate gave to Benedetti at New York magazine reports. There are some, however, looking at Lisa Murkowski from Alaska and some others who have said essentially, it's time for Trump to go. She's not the only one who has been Outwardly disgusted with President Trump in the last few days, so you might have someone like Mitt Romney, Susan Collins and potentially others who have essentially said Enough is enough. What does President elect Joe Biden think about impeachment? CBS is Nicole Killian with more the president elect steered clear of whether the president should be impeached. Okay? I thought for a long, long time. President Trump wasn't fit to hold the job. What the Congress decides to do is is for them to decide, But Mr Biden didn't just lay blame on the president for Wednesday's riots. He also pointed the finger at Republican senators who objected to the electoral results. West Virginia lawmaker Jared Evans just resigned after facing charges over the assaults on the capital. Turning now to the coronavirus. One day after more than 3500 people died from Cove in 19 in the nation, CBS's Tom Hanson Mobile mortuaries have.
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"Vice President Mike Pence, swears in new and returning members to Congress, Please raise your right hand. You solemnly swear that you will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. The House will vote to elect a new speaker Nancy Pelosi has held the position since 2007 and a seeking reelection. A number of Republican senators plan to refuse to certify the results of November's election. More from CBS is Tom Hanson, 11 of President Trump's Senate Republican allies announced elastic effort to challenge President elect Joe Biden's election victory. In a joint statement Saturday, the senators, including Ted Cruz, of Texas and March Blackburn of Tennessee acknowledged their efforts have almost no chance of changing the outcome, they wrote. We are not naive. We fully expect most, if not all Democrats, and perhaps more than a few Republicans to vote otherwise, but supportive election integrity should not be a partisan issue. On the flip side, four Republican senators are urging the congressional certification of the election results. Statement was co signed by Republican Senator Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Bill Cassidy and Mitt Romney, five Democratic senators and one independent also signed it. Georgia's Senate runoff is just two days away. CBS is Adam Brewster explains the importance of the outcome. More than three million Georgians have already voted in the election. Democrats need to win both races in order to create a 50 50 tie in the Senate, which means vice President elect Harris could cast tie breaking votes. Republicans need to win just one race to maintain control. All of the Senate hospitals and funeral homes in California have run out of capacity is the number of current virus cases continues to rise. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on face the nation. My message to everybody is this is not only going to come for somebody that you love..
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"This is CBS News on the hour. Real NEWS. Real reporting. I'm Lisa Matteo, a group of Republican senators are trying to disrupt the electoral college results More from CBS is Ed O'Keefe. Joe Biden won the presidential race with 306 electoral votes, and there's nothing It's expected to stop him from becoming president on January 20th. But that isn't stopping about a dozen Republican senators from at least trying. On Saturday. About a dozen of them now say that they are joining together and will reject the electoral college results unless Congress establishes a commission to conduct a 10 Day audit of the results. A separate attempt to overturn the election by Republicans, guests get squashed in court again. An appeals court has dismissed GOP representative Louie Gohmert selection with lawsuit against Vice President Mike Pence, based on a lack of standing. We're just three days away from the runoff election in the Peach state. The outcome will determine who gets control of the Senate, the president supposed to come to northwest Georgia on Monday. I would guess that David produced are going to be there since he's quarantining. Is being there might again just move some slight share of the vote to come out and vote because within the Republican Party right now, there is this debate about whether to even bother to vote is the election system. Rigged. This is the president's claimed, Or is it something where you could go in and cast your vote and feel comfortable? That's going to be talented. You cast it Professor Charles Bullet, the third from the University of Georgia. Getting coronavirus shots into the arms of Americans is going much slower than expected more from CBS correspondent Tom Hanson. Vaccine distribution has been anything but warp speed and several states in Jacksonville, Joan.
WBZ Overnight News
White House chief of staff: ‘We are not going to control the pandemic'
"Vice president Mike Pence kept a packed schedule of campaigning on Sunday after five senior staffers of his tested positive for the Corona virus. Spence is chief of staff. Mark Short is one of those infected with the virus. The White House chief of staff defendant Pence's public campaigning despite potentially being exposed and sparked new controversy. With this exchange. We're not going to control the pandemic, we are going to control the fact that we get vaccines, Therapeutics and other mitigating we're going to Gary, but because it is a contagious virus, just like the former vice president Joe Biden issued a statement saying in part White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows stunningly admitted this morning that the administration has given up on even trying to control this pandemic that they've given up on their basic duty to protect the American people. And that was CBS's Tom Hanson reporting
Jay Talking
Coronavirus: Florida emerges as new hotspot
"Has become a Corona virus hot spot and reached a grim milestone this weekend, a total of 200,000 confirmed cases. S'more on the troubling numbers from correspondent Tom Hanson, the mayor of Florida's Miami Dade County, says people let their guard down before Corona virus cases began to surge in the Sunshine State. I think that that had a lot to do with Molly socializing young kids going to parties, maybe graduation parties at homes because it's it's been pretty locked down here for some time. The mayor who says protests were also a factor, shutdown county beaches for the holiday weekend and imposed a nightly curfew. Florida, Houston, Texas, Arizona and Los Angeles County are the nation's covert hot spots, with cases soaring by the thousands every day