. >> reporter: chris wilson, a father of two, also supports mask mandates. >> not a problem. the kids support it, they know it's the right thing to do. we also know this is not a forever decision. this is a temporary decision. >> reporter: here in virginia, the lawsuits ask the mask mandate remain in place until the court reaches a decision. meanwhile, in los angeles today, students were required to upgrade their mandatory masks to something other than non-cloth with a nose wire. norah. >> o'donnell: meg oliver, thanks. sad news out of baltimore, three firefighters were killed and one remains in critical condition and on life support after trapped inside a vacant row house. they were responding to a fire when it partially collapsed early this morning. people gathered outside the hospital to say farewell to the fallen. the cause remains under investigation. in st. paul, minnesota, three former officer in the murder of george floyd are accused of violating floyd's civil rights by ignoring his desperate pleas for help. here's cbs' mola lenghi. >> i can't breat >> you're doing fi

. >> reporter: chris wilson, a father of two, also supports mask mandates. >> not a problem.it, they know it's the right thing to do. we also know this is not a forever decision. this is a temporary decision. >> reporter: here in virginia, the lawsuits ask the mask mandate remain in place until the court reaches a decision. ul the court rea meanwhile, in los angeles today, students were required to upgrade their mandatory masks to something other than non-cloth with a nose wire. norah. >> o'donnell: meg oliver, thanks. sad news out of baltimore, three firefighters were killed and one remains in critical condition and on life support after trapped inside a vacant row house. they were responding to a fire when it partially collapsed early this morning. people gathered outside the hospital to say farewell to the fallen. the cause remains under investigation. in st. paul, minnesota, three former officer in the murder of george floyd are accused of violating floyd's civil rights by ignoring his desperate pleas for help. here's cbs' mola lenghi. >> you're doing fine, you're talking

. >> thank you very much not a lot of time let's bring in ted cruz campaign poster chris wilson and democrat and just a couple of hours he will be speaking do you think he'll make any attempt to prevent more to the center and away from the left that has sunk him in a rut recently. >> it's a good question i'm not sure that this president has ever skewed that far left recognizing that everybody has their own individual definition of left including yourself, clearly. i think what are the most important messages that a president this will before any other president, being in public office is a civic duty on how you constructively build backward build forward, it is become a spectator sport and has not turned into how can we run the business in this country with constructive operational ways it did feel like it's a game of power grabbing. david: by the way chris, i think you should be happy that he skewed so far to the left at least as far as senator sinema and mentioned are concerned because civic and public sees it that way and they've gone far away from the democratic party and switch their pa

stroud playing without two of his best receivers, garrett wilson and chris olave who are preparing for nfl draft. expect treveon henderson to get a lot of touches in this one. utah very confident team coming into this one. won six in a row since they made the switch at quarterback to cam rising. they've been electric on offense and they have one of the best defensive players in the entire country in devin lloyd at linebacker. he can do it all. finally we move to the sugar bowl at night. ole miss and baylor. when ole miss has the football do not blink. they got tremendous tempo and they go fast and have one of the best dual threat quarterbacks in the country in matt corral. baylor, big-12 champion, very confident coming in. gary bohanan takes back over at quarterback. they're going to want to run the football. he needs to make big throws down the field. rob, get your popcorn ready. could not be a better way to start the new year than college football on espn. >> and you can see all five of today's bowl games on espn and abc starting with the outback bowl at noon on espn2 and the vrbo ci

new zealand striker chris wood is having a medical at newcastle to finalise his move from burnley. manager eddie howe needed a forward after callum wilsonweeks with a calf injury, but it leaves sean dyche with a hole in the burnley squad. you can follow the latest developments in the transfer marked on the bbc sport website. it's the opening fixture in group f at the africa cup of nations england captainjoe root says, despite england's poor performance in the ashes, it's great that a five—match series is going to be completed for the first time during the pandemic. australia lead 3—0, after england managed a draw in the fourth test — and root believes they can build on the determiniation they showed on the final day and get something out of the last match, which starts on friday in hobart. i think it would be... a great way to close out what's been a tough... tough series for us. and, again, like i say, it would show the strides forward that the group has made in some quite, at times, challenging circumstances. so, like i say, we know there is a... so much work that has to be done from this group of players and even, you know, below tha

chris page, bbc news. after a strong start in the final ashes test, england were punished by australia's batters. they closed the first day in hobart on 2a1—6 after a 100 by travis head. joe wilsonuding ollie robinson, recalled and rejoicing. warner caught by zak crawley for 0. next, marnus labuschagne dropped by the diving crawley on 0. ah! england's captain chose to bowl first in very helpful conditions and joe root himself caught usman khawaja. then steve smith was out for none. edged and gone. australia 12—3 and is this the same ashes? well, yes, it was. marnus labuschagne bashed and thrashed his way to aa, that's what hobart wanted. whatjoe root feared. where was labuschagne going? wow! stuart broad bowled at the stumps and the batter flattened himself. but the floodlights revealed a new threat, how travis head sparkled. ollie robinson now wasn't fit enough to bowl, stuart broad was trying. but in 101 rapid runs, travis head transformed the whole mood, australia were reborn in the match. when cameron green put his mighty frame to the cause...