and you can follow us online, any time, at cbs ne .com. ing >>> it's friday, january 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> new year, new hope. we take a look at celebrations across the globe as people look for a fresh start in 2021. >>> pharmacist arrested. how one man spoiled hundreds of covid vaccine doses meant for the public. >>> hotel dispute. new video emerges of a woman wrongly accusing a teen of stealing her phone. why she claims she's the victim. >>> good morning. and happy new year. i'm diane king hall, in for anne-marie green.

and you can follow us online, any time, at cbs ne .com. reporting >>> it's friday, january 1st, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> new year, new hope. we take a look at celebrations across the globe as people look for a fresh start in 2021. >>> pharmacist arrested. how one man spoiled hundreds of covid vaccine doses meant for the public. >>> hotel dispute. new video emerges of a woman wrongly accusing a teen of stealing her phone. why she claims she's the victim. >>> good morning. and happy new year. i'm diane king hall, in for anne-marie green. we begin with what the world has been looking forward to for months, the start of a new year. celebrations took place around the globe, but instead of the usual packed crowds, there were largely empty streets due to the pandemic. naomi ruchim is in new york city's times square. what does it look like at the crossroads of the world now? >> reporter: well, diane, now that many of the barricades have come down, there have been a few small groups of people coming to check out the party that was l

the cbs evening ne ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: the breaking news tonight: democratsp an article of impeachment. the single charge: president dentp incited an insurrection. trump incited it comes as more than a dozen people face federal charges for the assault on the capitol. with just 12 days left in office, the calls to remove the president grow louder. the broad support tonight from house democrats, but could republicans get on board to prevent president trump from running in 2024? and only on cbs news: speaker nancy pelosi speaks to "60 minutes." >> there should be prosecution against him. >> o'donnell: plus, why she called the nation's top military leader about keeping the nuclear codes out of the president's hands. new video tonight from inside the capitol, showing officers outnumbered.

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. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix ne >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsncross the bay area this morning. the gusty conditions setting up for a wild weather week. >>> a major step in the impeachment process. the handoff today to get the ball rolling. >>> good news for small businesses. governor gavin newsom could soon lift a stay-at-home order. what that means for you. >>> good morning. i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. fo wmary leweather week. ur >> it will be active for sure. tracking the winds right now. as we look to tomorrow, we will see heavy rain. strong winds and a lot of snow in the sierra. that will be the case all the ú this atmospheric river to set up for us. ct lookinatgusts per we can see a live look from our san francisco camera and that flag whipping in the wind this morning. it is a chilly start with clear skies. a dry start for our day this hour. as we head through the afternoon, low to mid 50s with that sunshine. it will be feeling cooler out there. thwestroer storm system. the most powerful storm so far this year coming our way with

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cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, ne coronavirus but it has been around for monthssouth bay health officials are voicing concerns now. >>> washington, d.c. and state capitals around the nation remain on high alert this morning. the unprecedented security operation underway ahead of president-elect joe biden's inauguration. >>> contention growing among lawmakers as the senate prepares for the second impeachment trial of president donald trump. >>> good morning. it is monday, january 18. i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get a check of the weather with darren peck hanging out with us on the morning show today. bring on the wind. >> whether we want to or not, we will notice it today and tomorrow. a wind advisory stays in effect through wednesday. it is going to be windy by the late morning today and then again on tuesday. however, it is still staying warm. warm afternoons with daytime highs back into the low 70s for most spots today. and, there is still dangerous surf at the coast. until we get wiha on that coming is a up as well. a pretty view, no fog. the

ne. ♪ libiberty. libeberty. liberty. l liberty. ♪ >> o'donnell: wednesday's presidential inauguration didn't feature the traditional parades and balls. instead, we were introduced to people who overcame obstacles and inspired america. here's cbs's a new day ♪ >> reporter: a star-studded way to cap off inauguration day. ♪ when i wake up in the morning, love ♪ >> reporter: ...it was the regular folks who stole the "celebrating america," show like the healthcare workers singing along with demi lovato. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i deliver packages to the people who live here. >> reporter: anthony gaskin, the u.p.s. driver from virginia. >> my passion is engaging young minds. >> reporter: mackenzie adams from washington state. >> reporter: but 13-year-old braydon harrington just may have been first among equals. >> i do not believe that any of us... >> ...would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. >> reporter: with his j.f.k. last year, braydon's struggle with a stutter caught the campaign trail attention of someone else who battled a speech impediment: joe biden. last night, braydon was flawless. >> ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> reporter: so, one to ten, give yourself a g

ne. is a road.d. the e chevy silvlverado traiail. ready y to off-roaoad, right fromom the factotory. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning."table." tony is up first. >> i want to tell our viewers about something they may have missed on friday. so republican senator james langu langford of oklahoma has apologized for questioning the presidential election results. in particular the results of several states with predominantly black cities where questions were raised by republicans, he's saying in a letter to his black constituents that his actions, he acknowledges, caused a firestorm of suspicion among black voters. and now in his words he says, "i was blind sided by that, but i also found" the important part, "a blind spot, quote, i should have recognized how what i said and did could be interpreted by many of you. i deeply regret my blindness to that perception and for that i am sorry." i think this is remarkable and wanted to bring it up. >> me, too. >> it appears to be heartfelt. everything in politics has strategy behind it. but it appears to be heartfelt i think any contrition by a national politician like this is to b

ne. is a road.d. the chchevy silvererado trail l. ready y to off-roaoad, right fromom the factotory. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.", d.c. police officer daniel hodges who got a heart felt get well card from a girl in montana of all places after he defended the capitol last week. hodges was crushed in a doorway by a mob as he was doing his job. now, for the first time he is describing his ordeal. take a listen. >> it was chaotic. by the time we got there, we got to west side, and the capitol had already been surrounded on the west side. so we actually had to fight our way through the crowd in order to join the defense proper on the dais where officers were already holding the line. they were all shouting at us, calling us traitors. and eventually they attacked us. at that point, they surrounded me and started beating me. seeing some of the video, who rips my mask off my gas mask, he's also able to rip away my baton, beat me with it, that's one of the three times that day i thought this might be it, this might be the end for me. i had conspiracy theorists and just everyone you could think of yelling on me saying, wh