we have more from burbank, california. [ sirens ] >> reporter: hospitals in southern california are admitting infected patients faster than they can discharge them. refrigerated trucks are used as makeshift morgues. california's covid crisis tonight is at the breaking point. >> they just die, and they fight dying. >> reporter: l.a. county is smashing covid records with 900,000 infected and 12,000 deaths. right now, about 200 angelenos a day are dying of covid. that's more than from all other causes combined. >> this is our new york moment, our moment to be scared straight. >> reporter: nationwide covid deaths setting records in 11 states. new infections spiking in 38 states including illinois, where chicago's public schools are set to reopen monday. there's a blame game going on about the slow rollout of the vaccine. former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb telling "face the nation" 40 million doses are sitting on a shelf. >> the feds say it's with the states. the states say it's with the feds. it doesn't matter to the patient. >> reporter: california officials are going big to boost their

lilia luciano, cbs news, burbank, california. >> duncan: a man has died in a shootout with police in a chicago area after going on a rampage that killed three people and wounded four others. some of some of the violence was even caught on surveillance video. cbs's charlie de mar has more. >> a deadly rampage spanning some 25 miles from chicago to evanston, illinois, police say jason nightingale was behind the attack that left at least seven people shot. the 32 year old is accused of first walking into i into a garage in chicago where he shot and killed a university of chicago student yiran fan at random, then enters a nearby apartment building. there police say he shot two women, wounding a 77 year old, retrieving her mail. a security guards with killed. after allegedly killing two people, police say nightingale came here to this convenience store where he shot an 81 year old woman twice, and killed a 20 year old man, a short time later he shot into a car hitting a 15 year old girl. >> the 15 year old sustained a gunshot wound to the head and is in critical condition. >> the crime sp

yes the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr you.

appeal jumped all the way over to the mr russia gate himself vs the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr yes the dom's own son got in on the game to even name dropping orwell as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald.

jumped all the way over to mr russia gate himself vs the us representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start. naturally donald trump jr yes the don's own son got in on the game too even name dropping or well as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald trump jr himself who made the previous statement i just quoted on twitter yes so it's pretty speeches in america today under attack by an orwellian political and social culture do these silicon valley conglomerates now control the very fates of our lives and of our very precious 1st amendment or is both the right and the left giving way too much power to the likes of mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey because well we need someone to blame besides donald trump for all of our ills and honestly why the hell is sean hannity and anderson coope

representative out of burbank california my good buddy adam ship who tweeted social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester far too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start naturally donald trump jr yes the don's own son got in on the game to even name dropping orwell as he wrote we are living orwell's 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big tack and what's left is only there for a chosen few. yes a chosen few like donald trump jr himself who made that previous statement i just quoted on twitter yes so it's pretty speeches america today under attack by an orwellian political cancel culture do these silicon valley conglomerates now control the very fates of our lives and of our very precious 1st amendment or is both the right and the left giving way too much power to the likes of mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey because well we need someone to blame besides donald trump for all of our ills and honestly why the hell is sean hannity and anderson cooper getting into a fight over the olive garden after all of those 2 well my

. >> reporter: that's why she and others came to the la paz liquor store in burbank, california.sold other winners. >> i think everyone wants to help each other and especially during this time. >> reporter: someone in maryland got lucky on wednesday winning the powerball and more than $730 million. jodi litchfield is hoping she's next. >> i would retire, first and foremost, retire from my career. >> reporter: what do you do? >> work for the airlines. >> reporter: okay, which airline? >> southwest. >> reporter: so, hey, southwest, jodi is not going to be there on monday. is that what we're saying? >> um, we'll wait until tonight? ( laughter ) i like to be optimistic. >> reporter: a winning attitude, because there's always a chance. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: today we lost one of baseball's greatest players. hank aaron was 86 years old. "hammerin' hank" broke a record once considered unbreakable while facing hatred with strength and dignity. cbs' jim axelrod has a look back. >> there's a long drive! it is gone! >> reporter: after jackie robinson's breaking o

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speak of the unified school district in burbank, california is taking it a step further banning classic, and adventures of huckleberry finn over a handful of complaints that the books are racist. titles will still be available in school libraries, but the move sets a dangerous precedent. it's also worth pointing out that books like "to kill a mockingbird" and "huckleberry finn" have always been controversial, but rather than getting banned for being against racism, they are getting banned because some feel it is promoting it. >> harris: thank you very much. we will hit that on another day when we have a little bit more time to flush it out. but i appreciate the first report. now be 25. there have been a couple of things in the last hour that we want to catch everybody up on. so we are going to see our first impeachment article presented on monday. we had wondered about the timing of all of this. we know the house has impeached president trump twice, and the house of representatives voted wednesday, january 13th 2 impeached president trump for high crimes of misdemeanors for inciting wha

in burbank, california, however, the unified school district banned five classic books from its curriculumtures of huckleberry finn. >> books should be taught based on their educational value and how educational decisions should be made not based ton personal viewpoints of anyone. so this sets a precedent that anyone who disagrees with the teaching of any book is given veto power over that book being allowed in classrooms. >> burbank superintendent tells us while these books will no longer be allowed to be part of the mandatory curriculum they'll still be available in libraries for students to check out. >> bill: thanks for that. interesting story. bring in fox news analyst and fox nation host lawrence jones from the nation. nice to see you. >> congratulations on the new show. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: good to have you with us today. what do you think of this? >> as you guys know for two years i covered all the biases coming on these college campuses for campus reform. not anything new. i'm all for having conversations but i think they're going about it the wrong way. i would say that t

let's go to tommy in burbank, california. disgrace think it's a that the 14 year veteran was shot in the capital by an officer. do you know her name? host: i am not aware of it. we can find it if it's available. caller: you don't even know her name, you don't care. host: you are putting words in my mouth, you asked me a question and i gave you an answer. veteran in thear u.s. navy was shot in the capital today and you don't know her name. host: your point? caller: you don't care. host: again, you are putting words in my mouth so we will move on. fill in hawaii. in hawaii. caller: good morning. they asked the caller earlier this evening what would be the point of invoking the 25th amendment being that there are only 13 days left of trump's term. i am just wondering if he would've asked the color the same question two days ago in light of what happened yesterday. thatnk it's pretty clear mr. trump can do plenty of damage to this country in 13 days. in louisville, kentucky. you are next up. i am saddened by yesterday's events. t

. $926,000.1 was sold in burbank it down and southern california the winning numbers by the way, we're. tonight. there's another big jet butt on the line with the powerball. drawing the jackpot for that lottery is an estimated $550 million tickets are $2 each lot of cash on the line. well commercial crabbers who pulled up their pots today had high hopes for the catch. but given what crabbers found there was some disappointment, and many will likely be staying at sea. another day or two. still, there's no reason that you won't see crab in your local grocery store by this weekend, crabbers at half moon base pillar point started pulling out of the harbor at 5 a.m. this morning is spent a long haul started with months of haggling over the price of crab with wholesalers, and in early december, the season was put on hold yet again to protect migrating whales in fishing areas. an agreement was finally reached last week and pot started dropping on monday. it's getting tougher and tougher every year to see that the moment acid, the swales, there's ah, not getting it not getting a fair price for

california. down south in burbank. the winning numbers were 12 14 26 28 33. the mega last night was the number nine tonight there's another big jackpot out there on the line with the powerball. drawing that jackpot for the lottery is an estimated $550 million just to remind her here tickets. are $2 each will become it mean we continue to monitor the latest developments in washington, d. c the debate so far as lawmakers look to impeach president trump for a second time. then new rules from the cdc for any travelers flying into the united states colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. for more coverage here as house lawmakers are now in the process of impeaching president trump. he's facing impeachment over a single charge of inciting insurrections. this is a live look at what's happening right now. the charges being debated on the house floor, where democrats and most republic

california are on the brink. nbc's erin mcglof lilaughlin jo from burbank, a dire situation there. >> reporter: good morning. officials here in l.a. county are bracing for the worst, one top hospital telling me the entire system is on the brink of collapse it's a surge away from that that event yualeventuality doctors are rationing care, taking the decisions away. it's an eventuality no one wants to see a person becomes infected with covid-19 here in l.a. every six seconds. frances? >> erin, thank you >>> now, to breaking news that we're following from overseas, the british foreign minister announcing a new and extensive national lockdown, this as the uk agains giving people the first shot s of the vaccine developed in london. chapman bell has more from london they just got done with a tier 4 lockdown and now this increases the situation. >> reporter: that's right, kendis the front pains say it all return to lockdown, and "one last push. this is the third national lockdown here in england it's like the first one in march. there's only a handful of reasons you're meant to leave the house. that's work if you r

burbank with the very latest. >> reporter: hospitals in southern california are admitting infected patients faster than they canas makeshift morgues. the covid crisis is at the breaking point. >> and 900,000 infected and 12,000 deaths. right now about 200 angelenos a day are dying of covid. that's more than any other causes combined. >> this is our new york moment, our moment to be scared straight. >> setting records in 11 states. new infections spiking in 38 states, including illinois, where public schools are set to open monday. there's a game going on about the slow rollout of the vaccine. dr. scott godly telling "face the nation" 40 million doses are sitting on a shelf. >> the states say it's with the feds and the feds say it's with the states. >> reporter: using san diego's petco park and other locations to get a million and a half people their shot this week. nurses greg and laura roberts got them but it was too late for their 44-year-old daughter, chair ate. she died of covid lasts month. >> it was very horrifying to watch what it had done to her body. with the few side effects, i would give that in a he

tonight, from california's 28th congressional district, which is a fancy way of saying "burbank," congressmanis album is called "that's what they all say." music from jack harlow. tomorrow night, john oliver and charles p. pierce from "esquire" will join us to celebrate inauguration day, with music from ashley mcbryde. and on thursday, allison janney, dana bash from cnn, and music from best coast. please join us tomorrow and the next day, and then going forth. our first guest is an oscar and golden globe-winning actor, a writer, director, and one of the three most famous caseys ever. his new movie "our friend" opens in select theaters and premieres friday on demand. please welcome casey affleck. hello, casey. >> hello, sir, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good, how are you? what are you doing? >> nice place to see you. how are things? >> jimmy: it's nice to see you too. i see me in you right now. i see me behind your head there. what's going on there? >> oh, this is -- this is just my wall of here rows back here. people who -- you know these guys, king, lincoln, shakespeare, james kimmel, frederic