snap co-founder and ceo evan spiegel joins us in just a couple minutes later this hour another exclusivee see receive of peloton we'll start with the veolatilit in the meme trade with gamestop. you know how percentages go. these aren't the actual numbers, if you drop 50% one day and you rise 50% the next day you're not back at break even you're only halfway there. >> indeed although, john, the highs of the session today have taken out yesterday's highs so it is a truly volatile mix gme bouncing off of 5109 we're back in an environment you're looking at a stock behave the way stocks sometimes do and that is bouncing off averages. >> that's right, and i think the other question that we're going to be examining with gamestop is whether or not it was really retail traders driving that volatility jpmorgan issuing some data showing that institutional investors were actually driving a large portion of that trading activity next week and, jon, it really seems like this might be the start of a reckoning of not just about a pap opulist tradin but dirging into who is actually benefiting from the mo

jonathan: evan, great to catch up. come back soon. evan brown there of ubs asset management. we come looking for that dollar asset week this story. to evan's point, that is hard to lean against too hard right now. the low yield is the swissie, the euro. people are starting to gather around the last couple of months. that is one to watch. tom:tom: this is the trade everyone is talking about. they made very clear that they do have a weak dollar call, but they said it is not going to be a smooth trajectory. there's lots of ways you can push back against the certitude of weak dollar. jonathan: and it underpins a lot of other trades, this consensus call around the u.s. dollar. lisa: we've seen a lot of consensus trades turned on their head this year, and it is interesting to see some of the fragility's we have seen around the market. one big call i am struggling with is this idea of faster growth post pandemic than the trajectory we were on before. what happens to all of the debt that we have incurred? does that just go away? what about all of the productivity gaps we can't make u

evans? mr. schneider? >> mr. schneider votes no. >> suozzi, no. >> panetta, no. >> murphy votes no. >> gomez votes no. >> horsford votes no. >> ms. plaskett? mr. brady? mr. davis, you are not recorded. >> davis votes no. >> how is ms. sewell recorded? seewll votes no. >> mr. brady votes aeye. >> nunes votes aye. >> buchanan votes aye. >> smith of nebraska votes aye. >> reed votes aye. >> kelly votes aye. >> mr. smith of missouri votes aye. >> mr. rice votes aye. >> schweikert votes yes. >> walorski votes aye. >> lahood, yes. >> wenstrup, absolutely yes. >> arrington's a yes. >> ferguson is yes. >> mr. estes votes yes. >> smucker, aye. >> hern, yes. >> miller boats -- votes aye. mr. evans? mr. chairman? chair neal: the chairman votes no. are there any members who wish to change or cast their vote? the clerk will report. >> 23 nos, 18 yeas. chair neal: the amendment is not agreed to. are there additional amendments? if there are no further amendments, the question is on the adoption of amendment and nature o

evan: -- haidi: evan lucas, thank you for being with us.will speak to the bhp boss later on bloomberg markets for his first interview after results came out. that is at 1:30 p.m. sydni time. we will hear from other minors this week. -- miners this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: greece says the european union has learned lessons after vaccine delays and distribution. speaking excessively to lumber, the prime minister said russell's must prevent further obstacles so that battered eu economies -- bloomberg, the prime minister said brussels must present further obstacles so battered eu economies can continue reopening. >> greece has done better than most european countries and given with a pandemic, which was unexpected given we entered the venture with an underfunded health care system, but if you look at our statistics they are much better than most european countries and we have rolled out vaccinations faster than most other countries. it is a completely digital process, which came as a surprise to many greeks, and so far we have been

evan mcmullen? >> well, i join linda in looking at the republican party now and not recognizing it, at least not recognizing it for, you know, as it compares to the aspirations that i have had for it as someone who is affiliated with the republican party exclusively until 2016. you know, it's tough. you know, i think that there has long been an extremist wing of the republican party. look, i will say that we're a two party system. and in any two party system you are going to have extremes on both ends of the political spectrum, and that's something that both parties have to deal with. in the republican party we ignored that. we brought it into the party decades ago, and we ignored it. we tried to -- i say "we" collectively, not me personally. but the party mostly ignored the extremist wing of itself and tried to minimize it as much as possible and at times our leaders signalled to it, but tried not to do that too much. any amount was a mistake. but what happened over time was that that extremist win

evans? mr. evans votes yes. mr. schneider? mr. schneider votes yes. mr. suozzi? mr. suozzi votes no. mr. panetta? >> excuse me, mr. suozzi votes yes. clerk: mr. suozzi votes yes. mr. panetta? mr. panetta votes yes. ms. murphy? ms. murphy votes yes. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes yes. mr. horsford? mr. horsford votes yes. ms. plaskett? mr. brady? mr. brady votes no. mr. nunes? mr. nunes votes no. mr. buchanan votes now. -- votes no. mr. smith of nebraska votes no. mr. reed votes no. mr. kelly? mr. kelly votes no. mr. smith of missouri? mr. smith of missouri votes no. mr. rice? mr. rice votes no. mr. schweiker? mr. schweiker votes no. ms. walorski? ms. walorski votes no. ms. walorski votes no. mr. lahood? mr. lahood votes no. dr. wenstrup? dr. wenstrup votes no. mr. arrington? mr. arrington votes no. >> ferguson is a no. clerk: dr. ferguson votes no. mr. estes? mr. estes votes no. mr. smucker? mr. smucker votes no. mr. hern? mr. hern votes no. mrs. miller? mrs. miller votes no. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell? chair neal: would you unmute please? clerk: you are not recorded. >>

evans. >> evans votes i. >> mr. schneider? >> schneider votes i. >> schwab z, i -- schwazy loci -- votes i. >> ms. murphy votes i. >> mr. gomez votes i. >> mr. horse furred votes i. >> plaskett is votes i -- votes i. >> mr. brady votes no. >> ms. manning is -- mr. nunez votes no. >> buchanan votes no. >> mr. smith of nebraska, votes no. >> mr. reed votes no. >> mr. kelly votes no. >> mr. smith of the -- of missouri votes no. >> mr. rice votes no >>. -- no. >> mr. schweikert votes no. >> mr. larson votes no. >> mr. lahood votes no. >> dr. winston -- dr. windsor votes no. >> arrington is a no. >> dr. ferguson is no. >> mr. estes votes no. >> mr. smucker, votes no. >> mr. hearn votes no. >> misses miller votes no. >> mr. chairman votes i. >> the clerk will report. >> mr. chairman, i have 25 yeas, 18 nose -- no's. >> the motion is agreed to. subtitle amendment is ordered to transmit to the house committee on budget. members have two additional days to file with the committee clerk supplemental additional for minority views. let me

and we're talking about those demonstrators behind the search i'm joined now by one of them evan keegan he joins me from new york evan thank you so much for coming on the show i want to ask you 1st you invested in game stop how would you describe these past 2 weeks. yeah absolutely so you know i think the word that i would use probably is quite turbulent and i and i said that for 2 reasons you know in an incredible opportunity probably the 1st time in my lifetime that i've really been able to i think count realize on me and move in the market so quickly or perhaps he didn't have the knowledge to be able to do so much for things to you know what's now being dubbed as wall 'd street that's the sum granted you know that has now won 8000000 upwards of 8000000 users and. so i think it's great i see 2 things i see this amazing opportunity that just happened but i think what people really are talking about on the other side is how well you know the average retells the average investors portfolio on the retail side is also affect you know specifically seeing things like you know the regular the

i'm sorry, evan, were you saying something? >> i just wanted to make the point that, yes, denver is right, the party is largely still under control of trump. there's no doubt about it. we need to see change with that at the very least. but whatever we do anew, whether it's a new faction or a new party, but let's say it's a new faction. it will probably operate more independently of the republican party than past factions of the party. we may have some independents as well, but in some cases we may support democrats, too. for example, in arizona, if it's senator mark kelly against kelly ward, who is an extremist republican leading the party in arizona, then we'll be for mark kelly. it will likely be that kind of thing. so we'll have to think creatively given the realities, but we would like two healthy parties committed to democracy, committed to truth and committed to our values. >> that's extraordinary. i think i've heard more clarity today on this subject than any day. so thank you so much, gentlemen. really appreciate it. >>

evans? >> mr. evans votes no. >> mr. snyder? >> mr. schneider votes no. >> mr. swazi? >> swazi votes no. >> mr. panetta? >> panetta votes no. >> ms. murphy? >> murphy votes no. >> mr. horse ford, -- >> votes no. >> mr. brady? >> brady votes aye. >> mr. nunes? >> nunes votes aye. >> mr. buchanan? >> buchanan votes aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska? >> smith votes aye. >> mr. reed? >> reed, aye. >> mr. kelly? >> kelly votes aye. >> mr. smith of missouri? >> mr. smith votes aye. >> mr. rice? >> mr. rice votes aye. >> mr. schweikert? >> schweikert votes aye. >> mr. lahood? [speaking foreign language] -- >> lahood, votes aye. >> dr. whe -- when -- mr. arrington? >> professor ferguson? >> ferguson votes yes. >> mr. epsis votes yes. >> mr. smucker? >> votes aye. >> mr. hearn? >> votes aye. >> mrs. miller? >> votes aye. >> mr. harrington? your sound is out. unmute yourself. >> mr. harrington votes yes. >> mr. chairman, there is 24 no's. >> i apologize. >> mr. chairman votes no. clerk: 24 no's, 18 ayes. >> the amendment fails. is there any other amendments? mr. brady is recognized.

evan perez has the details and joins us evan perez has all the details and joins us now. proud boys facing conspiracy charges. nicholas ochs and nicholas decarlo. what exactly are prosecutors alleging here? >> yeah, don, this is nick decarlo and nick ochs. these are the two premier or prominent members of the proud boys. ochs lives in hawaii with a founding member of the chapter over there and decarlo lives in texas. now, according to prosecutors, they had a conspiracy, they went there, led a group of proud boy members to essentially block congress from certifying the vote which, of course, joe biden won. and that was their -- they had a whole planning and fund-raising operation to support this goal. that's what makes this a conspiracy charge. it's a big deal. you know, they can get up to 20 years because of this charge that prosecutors added today in this indictment. and one of the things they were doing, don, is they were looking for fund-raising and trying to organize how they could get communications equipment, protective gear, all geared toward the attack on the capi

evan medeiros in washington, welcome to hardtalk. great to be here, stephen.easure to have you on the show. we in particular want to tap in to your experience. you were a very senior advisor to president obama on china and wider asia—pacific region for several years. when you look back and you consider what is happening now in china and to us—china relations, can you say to me that president obama actually got it wrong on china? well, as a former policymaker, hindsight is always 20—20, you can always look back and wish that you did things differently. i think when we look at president obama's china policy, it's important to keep in mind that the first chinese leader we had to deal with, hu jintao, was a very, very different leader than xijinping. he was far less ambitious. he was far less aggressive, and he was far less willing to accept and tolerate risk and friction externally. so when i look back at our china policy, i wish that we had recognised quicker how different xi jinping was from hu jintao and recognised how he was going to take china politically, e

british number one dan evans has won his first atp title.ssime in straight sets in the murray river 0pen final in melbourne. evans will will play fellow brit cameron norrie in the first round of the australian open on tuesday. dustinjohnson won the saudi international on the european tour. the world number one shot a final round of 68 to finish two shots ahead of the chasing pack. england's justin rose was joint—second on 13 under. exeter have narrowed the gap on leaders bristol to just two points at the top of rugby union's premiership with a 15—9 victory at newcastle. exeter ran in two tries including this one from alex cuthbert and debutant kyle mayers scored a stunning 210 not out as west indies achieved the fifth highest successful run chase in test history. they chased down 395 to beat bangladesh by three wickets, with 15 balls remaining in the first test in chittagong. get out your nachos and chicken wings. get out your nachos and chicken wings. finally, we are a matter of hours away from the superbowl. it's the kansas city chiefs tak

evan perez working the story.wers, join me tomorrow night, saturday night for in depth look at the events surrounding the u.s. capitol. cnn special report, the trump insurrection, 24 hours that shook america airs tomorrow night, 11:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, president biden building the case for moving fast without bipartisan support as he holds the lines on a stimulus package. much more on all of the breaking news after this. ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i am wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we are following breaking news on the urgent push to pass an emergency covid-19 relief bill. the house just followed the senate approving a key step toward allowing democrats to pass the legislation without gop support. this as president biden is building a case for quick action, making it clearer than ever really that he is prepared for democrats to go it alone. in a speech on the economy, the president off

andy murray and british number one dan evans have both signed up to play.erall after the opening day of the arctic rally finland. he is 17 seconds ahead of toyota team—mate and world champion sebastien ogier but more than half a minute behind leader oit tanak. the dutchman nyck de vries has won the opening race of the formula e season in saudi arabia. the sport's first night race wasn't a good one for british drivers, with sam bird and alex lynn taking each other out. it was de vries' first victory in just his second season for mercedes. the highest—placed briton was oliver rowland, who was sixth. you can watch the second race of the season tomorrow live on the bbc. now, it's been a tough 12 months for all sports, but rugby sevens has been particularly hard hit. funding to the sevens programmes across britain was cut and fixtures were off, leaving many players with no choice but to return to playing the full 15 game. so how then do they rapidly turn themselves around, ready for the olympics in a few months' time? well, on the day she was named in the squad

reporting live evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, all right, evan. thank you. well, well now in san francisco private investigator has now died after he was attacked right outside of his home. 76 year old. excuse me, jack. pal adina was pushed ground thursday night by two suspects who tried to steal his camera. police say photos taken on that camera helped to solve the case. valentino was put on life support in an associate of the family has confirmed that he died. police arrested 24 year old lawrence thomas of pittsburgh and 23 year old tie joan, florida of san francisco. both aggravated kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. with the death will come more charges. valentino has worked on high profile cases involving politicians and celebrities. now we turn to the coronavirus and january was the deadliest month of the outbreak here in the u. s with 95,000 lives lost, however, health officials are seeing some signs of progress with hospitalizations trending down. and today we got an update from the biden administration's covid response team, and as ktvu sa

and we're talking about those demonstrators behind the search i'm joined now by one of them evan keegan he joins me from new york evan thank you so much for coming on the show i want to ask you 1st you invested in game stop how would you describe these past 2 weeks. yeah absolutely so you know i think the word that i would use probably is quite turbulent and i and i said that for 2 reasons you know in an incredible opportunity probably the 1st time in my lifetime that i've really been able to i think capitalize on a move in the market so quickly or perhaps he didn't have the knowledge to be able to do so much for things to you know what's now being dubbed as wall 'd street that's the subgraph it you know that has now won 8000000 upwards of 8000000 users and. so i think it's great i see 2 things i see this amazing opportunity that just happened but i think what people really are talking about on the other side is how well you know the average retells the average investors portfolio on the retail side is also affect you know specifically seeing things like you know the regular the rest of

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, carter evans, with that out-of- this-world story. you, carter. and there's still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." the mission to save thousands of sea turtles in shock from the texas cold. and look at this: a spectacular sky shm active volcano. >> o'donnell: we have to tell you this story about the dangerous cold snap in texas that has led to the mass rescue of endangered or threatened sea turtles. when temperatures drop, sea turtles become immobilized, or stunned, which can be fatal. nearly 5,000 have been rescued since sunday. all right, tonight, spectacular pictures from italy's mount etna. lava shot hundreds of feet into the air, along with a giant plume of smoke. ash and volcanic rocks fell onto a nearby town. so far, there are no injuries, but there are beautiful images. coming up next, a heartbreaking loss for serena williams, and her emotional response. >> o'donnell: it was the young champion and the legend who faced off last night. 23-year-old naomi osaka beat her 39-year-old role model serena williams t

evan, let's talk about who is to blame. because we just heard that woman we played her who is worried about her husband on dialysis and she is asking who is to blame, there has to be someone to blame. who is to blame, is it ercot, the last two governors? >> yes, yes and yes. i think the blame goes around. there is a lot of to go around. i think you have to blame ercot to some degree because they are the ones with their hand on the electric grid. you also have to blame past legislatures that had the opportunity to reform ercot and declined to. i saw a tweet this morning from the hair of houston sylvester turner who spent more than a quarter century in the legislature who actually had a bill when he was a statehouse member that the legislature declined to take up and he is asking that they reintroduce the bill he filed some ten years ago. so ercot, legislatures are to blamg. but at the end of the day, who is at the top of the org chart, state leaders today? they look to leadership. leaders are supposed to lead. we spent a lot

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, all right, evan. thank you.job appears to have changed forever with some of the largest barrier companies telling their employees they never have to return to the office if they don't want you coming up next, how those decisions on working from home are having a wide ranging impact. on much smaller businesses, and some good news. another bay area county is opening up vaccinations to everyone 65 older but the bad news supply it's still low, coming out what marin county is planned for expanding ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. to announce a new type of workplace format. ktvu is maureen naylor's here and tells us what the changing options are for workers and what that could mean for the bay area as a whole marin. frank the pandemic launch necessary work from home options. now some companies are rewriting the rules for where employees can work, post pandemic. you've h

evans was in decent form coming into the tournament, having won a tour event just last week. the second round in melbourne for the first time in his career. franjones — at the top of the screen — was knocked out, in what was her first match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed well in the opening set against the american shelby rogers, but she couldn't keep pace in the second, losing in straight sets. it leaves heather watson as the only british woman into the second round. despite claims she didn't feel as fit as usual after her 14—day quarantine, she beat kristyna pliskova. let's bring you up to date with some of the other results from melbourne park. and rafa nadal allayed any fears over his fitness with a win over serbia's laslo djere. nadal missed the atp cup last week after struggling with a back injury, but won in straight sets and will play american world number 177 michael mmoh in the second round. arguably the performance of the day came from home favourite ashleigh barty. the australian was ruthless against the montenegrin danka kovinic, winning 6—0, 6—0

there's a new trend as charles evans pontificates about moments ago.rspective from adam posen from the peterson institute. i could do a two commerce it -- our conversation -- two hour conversation. the respect we should have four new inflation expectations. adam: we should have respect for them in the sense that we ignored them for 20 plus years. now it is time to start putting them in the forecast that you have to take it seriously. there is a difference between acknowledging there's a risk or that you need to change policy. tom: i will do this to tease adam. the median approach is to look back to the 60's. the walter heller inflation. the world is going to die at 5% or 6%. that is the easy way to go. what is the real world that we are going to see? adam: great question. i love that you know the classics. the real world question we will see is roughly 12-18 months. the unemployment rates start getting down below 5%, does the u.s. get up to a sustained six months of three something? how long does the fed weight before reacting? chair powell and others

that's tonight at 10 reporting live evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news, evan before last year, had violent crime been going up? no, actually, frank. island crime for the past decade has been falling tow near lows up until about 2019. in fact, in the bay area, we saw some 50 year lo san francisco at 41 homicides in 2019. so to see a 30% year over year increase in one year is really troubling, troubling to victims. it's troubling to violence prevention advocates who have worked so hard to bring down violence recently. yeah, frank, all right. you live. for us tonight? everything qanon behind the amazon empire stepping down is the company's ceo. but jeff pesos isn't going away. details about his new role coming up next. plus, you may have recently received your w two, meaning it's officially tax season. but there are some things that made 2020 a little different. we'll talk to a tax expert about what want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. s

evan, who is getting vaccinated today? >> reporter: fred, i'm here at yankee stadium. this is obviously a massive site designed to move thousands of people in and out in a quick period of time, that's what's happening here in the bronx. people eligible here in the bronx, in this borough, are able to come and get vaccinated today and tomorrow. 15,000 appointments are available this weekend. thousands of them have already filled up. the plan here is to try to target this borough, which is one of the hardest hit in the city and still has one of the highest percentages of infection rates of the entire city. so that's how it's supposed to work. it's working behind me, people are lining up, they're getting vaccines. the main challenge remains the actual availability of vaccine. city and state officials say, look, they can build sites like this all over the place, they can put vaccines in people's arm, they just need more doses to make it even more of a success story. >> they need to increase that production if possible. evan mcmorris-santoro, thank you so much, in new york's

frank evan sernoffsky live forced tonight, evan. thank you.land is making new traffic safety improvements to help prevent crashes involving vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians today or mayor today. rather mayor libby shaft unveiled one of the improvements on 35th avenue at galindo street in the fruit bell neighborhood. this is where deante bush was struck and killed by a car in 2018 while riding his bike. the city is now installed speed cushions there and more or plan to be put on other busy streets. they will be in areas near schools and where oakland's most historically under serve communities live. well, you feed the anti bush way that is a symbol of safety. that means slow down. slow that you could take. somebody loved. you take somebody from the family. a stretch of kalinda street has now been renamed in honor of deante bush. the safety improvements are part of a $3 million safety project, which also includes traffic and pedestrian crossing signals. state money is coming in to help study hate crimes against asian americans. amid this pan

evan frank, you. more than 24. hours later, there are still a lot of unanswered questions about the oil spill from the chevron refinery coming up tonight at 5 30 some of the questions that county supervisors are pressing the oil. company for plus building their case using never before seen video from inside the u. s capitol coming up next, we will walk you through more of the evidence revealed today in the impeachment trial against. former president trump and i'm keeping an eye on the absolutely gorgeous day. we're having out there, but we have ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see w

evans. >> evans votes no. >> mr. schneider. >> mr. schneider votes no. >> suozzi, no. >> mr. panetta. >> panetta, no. >> ms. murphy. >> murphy votes no. >> mr. gomez. >> gomez votes no. >> horsford votes no. >> ms. plaskett. mr. brady. >> mr. brady votes aye. >> noon as votes yes. >> mr. buchanan. >> buchanan votes -- aye. >> mr. smith of nebraska votes i. >> reed votes i've. >> mr. smith of missouri buried -- votes i. >> mr. rice votes i. >> schweikert, yes. >> miss will lower ski. -- walorski. >> walorski votes yes. >> wenstrup votes yes. >> arrington, yes. >> dr. ferguson. dr. ferguson. mr. estes. >> estes votes yes. >> smucker, 1. --i. >> mr. hern votes yes. >> miss miller votes i. mr. davis. mr. davis. >> davis votes no. dr. ferguson. >> mr. ferguson would you u nmute please. >> mr. ferguson votes yes. >> the chairman votes no. >> the clerk will report the tally. >> i have 24 no's, 18 eyes. -- 18 i's. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> the gentleman from missouri mr. smith is recognized to speak on his amendment. >> there was to reserve a point of order. >> the gentle

evan perez. evan, good to see you. thanks for joining. you're getting new information about a major breach of security at joint base andrews. a man was able to gain access to the plane? what in the world? >> yeah, this is an intrusion at joint base andrews, don, that this man was able to get not only through security, past security, was able to get on to an aircraft, a c-40. and this is an aircraft that belongs to the 89th air lift wing. this is the group that takes care of some of the planes that you see the president, the vice president, members of the cabinet fly on. this is not one of the planes that is used for air force one, but obviously it raised a lot of security concerns t. air force says now they're going to investigate this. this man was booked and given a summons and handed over to local authorities. but obviously this is going to have some major repercussions for the air force to understand exactly what happened. >> well, it should. and tonight the justice department is revealing that they are looking into the proud boys and

here's carter evans. >> reporter: a disturbing new covid development in california. the arrival of the more aggressive variant first discovered in south africa. >> two cases have been reported through stanford. one in alameda county and one in santa clara county. the issue of mutations is top of mind. >> reporter: the number of known variant cases in the u.s. spiked 73% in the last week alone, with five states reporting the south african variant. another strain first identified in the uk is now in 34 states including florida which has seen nearly a 50% increase since sunday. university of miami pathologist dr. david andrews is trying to track the variants. >> i really want to increase our ability to sequence more of this virus to understand more about its biological behavior. >> reporter: infectious disease dr. jonathan lee tracked an immunocompromised patient in boston sick with a covid variant for five months before he died. during that time, the virus inside him mutated more than 20 times. >> the more rapid evolution and mutations can develop in these individuals,

dan evans we know came into this and high form.g picked up his first 18 tour title just a few days ago. but the pressure was on his shoulders. dan got off to a slow start. he looked a bit flat, agitated and cam, can take nothing away from him. he was focused every point. made dan work for everything and played some great tennis. realize and played some great tennis. really aood win and played some great tennis. really good win for — and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron _ and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron norris. - and played some great tennis. really good win for cameron norris. that's the men's draw. women now heather watson through. a tough two sets victory. a competent one as well three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased — three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for— three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her— three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her as _ three to the second round. yeah, i'm so pleased for her as well. _ three to the second r

would allow people to return to normal life critics however fear it could violate data protection laws evan schneider is taking on the coronavirus the chief administrator arranged independently to develop a digital vaccination certificate in outing after 2 injections you get it for free within. i think we're the only ones in europe perhaps even in the entire world to have a big companies like oracle or microsoft are still working on it we've already got it from and this is the vaccination certificate on it some personal data as well as the name of the vaccine and data vaccination to make it more secure and correspond to data protection laws schneider had the various district data processing center take part the info is now included on smartphones. my hope to perhaps travel again and perhaps get a bit more freedom. now an alliance of high tech companies in the us are working together with health organizations to also develop a digital vaccination passport it could even become a model for the world health organization to use the international air transport association is also testing out poss

>> o'donnell: carter evans, thank you. tonight, federal prosecutors filed more charges against rioters in the capitol assault. now, about 275 people have been charged, and it comes as officials say it will take tens of millions of dollars to repair the capitol. here's cbs's kris van cleave. >> reporter: tonight prosecutors allege clayton mullens is the man in this video trying to drag a police officer down the steps of the capitol by his foot january 6. that officer required two staples to close a head wound. now, one of the three capitol officials who could have okayed a request for national guard assistance says he was never consulted before or during the attack. >> so were you aware of that request, or were you not? >> i was not. >> reporter: as architect of the capitol brett blanton oversees the physical capitol complex. on tuesday the former capitol police chief acknowledged, he didn't contact blanton. >> unless it was an issue specific to the architect, regarding, you know, the building structure, something like that

here's cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: tonight, california's largest mass vaccination site administering first shots at the home of the san francisco 49ers, but the state still can't get the vaccine fast enough. >> it's an issue now of scarcity. >>tes we, los of supply. angeles county is reserving more than half of its vaccine supply for people in need of a second dose. in alabama, several counties are only offering second doses. more than 30 million americans have received a first dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine, but less than a third have received their second. >> we really need to get to three million to four million immunizations a day to really get ahead of this. >> reporter: the biden administration says it's increasing available doses by half a million starting next week, and pfizer said it's figured out how to cut vaccine production time nearly in half. but it means nothing if you can't get shots into arms fast. that's where air force general glen van herck comes in. he's in charge of the massive military effort to staff some vaccination sites with up to 10,000 active-duty

norah. >> o'donnell: carter evans, thank you. and to fully comprehend the loss of so many lives, it helps to see the faces and learn the names of the dead, and to hear from some of the loved ones they left behind and still grieve. here is cbs' nikki battiste. >> he was just so full of life, just always smiling. >> dadda! >> my best friend. i miss him so much. >> reporter: michael reilly died from covid-19 at age 47, hoursro his wife and two young children. >> he just kept saying, "it's okay. i'll see you soon, it's okay. i love you." that was the last thing he said. >> reporter: it was just two weeks before christmas. >> it's indescribable, the pain. i don't know if you still get the-- it feels like you're literally being punched in the stomach. >> reporter: it's a pain she shares with pamela addison and her children elsie and graeme. >> now elsie will look up at the sky and say papa is up in the sky. >> reporter: their dad martin lost his battle with the virus last april. he was 44. >> so i decided to create a facebook page beca

here's cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: two orange county sheriffs deputies are heard casually deciding whether to confront 42-year-old kurt the deputies were on patrol, assigned to the homeless outreach team. witness cell phone video shows the confrontation quickly escalating. minutes later, both deputies tackle reinhold. surveillance video app surveillance video appears to show reinhold's hand near one of their holsters and then a deputy fires two shots. >> shots fired! >> reporter: the only official comment, this recorded video. >> we withhold judgment until all facts are known and the investigations are complete. >> this is a-- a blatant racially motivated stop. >> reporter: attorney john taylor represents reinhold's family. >> they create the confrontation, they escalate the confrontation, they're the first person to put their hands on him and they end up, you know, taking his life, shooting him to death. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a cbs news exclusive: there's chilling det

here's cbs' carter evans. >> reporter: for prince harry, james corden brought a little of the u.k.. >> can i interest you in tea? >> yeah, i'd love one. >> reporter: the two toured town with harry showing a softer side in his improv skills at the home of the fresh prince. >> now, this is a story all about how a man got flipped and turned upside down-- >> reporter: they stopped to dial up meghan markle who addressed harry by his nickname haz. >> haz, how is your tour of l.a. going? >> reporter: the comedy seems to have loosened up the prince enough to open up about the decision to live the u.k. >> how do you feel about "the crown?" >> they don't pretend to be news. it's fictional. i'm more comfortable about "the crown" than seeing the stories written about my family, my wife or myself. we all know what the british destroying my mental health. >> really? >> this is toxic. >> yeah. >> so, i did what any husband and father would do, i had to get my family out of here. i will never walk away, i will always be contributing. my life is public service, so wherever i am in the world, it's g

nigel evans, reflecting on a parliamentary first. and that's it from me for this week. parliament, orfind us on the bbc iplayer. but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. monday getting off to a frosty start where we've have had the clearer skies in northern england and scotland. and a few wintry showers in northern and eastern scotland, so it could be icy in a few places. not as cold to start the day through northern ireland, wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern england. where there's cloud, it's damp and drizzly in places. now, a few spots brightening up but rain and hill snow pushing across northern ireland as we go on through the afternoon. not quite as cold, for top temperatures — may be not so much as you will notice the difference. some rain, sleet and snow feeding into parts of scotland on monday evening. some heavy rain feeding northwards across the uk during the night. bumping into cold air will bring some snow to parts of wales, the midlands northern ireland before it turns to rain, turning very icy here, and more snow into northern engla

carter evans, thank you.chicago public school students are returning to classrooms tomorrow, where most have not been in nearly a year. the teachers union approved a deal overnight with the nation's third largest school district. but in some cities, like philadelphia, there is still a major rift over reopening. here is cbs's meg oliver. >> i miss their smiling faces, i miss their energy. >> reporter: david malone teaches third grade from his basement every day. he's been doing it since march. do you want to return in person? >> 100%, absolutely. if all safety measures are met, then i do want to go back to school. >> reporter: malone is one of thousands of philadelphia teachers demanding upgraded ventilation systems and vaccinations before they return to classrooms. philadelphia superintendent william hite says students are suffering. >> quite frankly, they are isolated, and we are starting to see some negative effects of that all across the country with children being depressed. >> reporter: but tonight it se

but, norah, those guidelines are still eing finalized and could change. >> o'donnell: carter evans withbig news tonight. thank you, carter. tonight, winter storm alerts are posted from central texas all the way up to maryland. strms that caused multiple wrecks in wichita, kansas are pushing east, as temperatures continue to plunge to near- record lows across the northern u.s. let's get the forecast now from cbs's lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. >> good evening, norah. i want to jump right to the radar picture, because the storm activity that you're talking about, it's looming. it's getting itself together. but right now, when i look at the radar picture-- and you can see it right there-- relatively quiet. a little bit of snow is exiting the boston area. that is not going to be the case as we move ahead. now, the first thing i'm concerned about is an ice storm from arkansas all the way to the tennessee valley, and that's anywhere from tonight into thursday morning or so. and where there's ice there will be snow in other portions of the country, and this time we're focusing on washing