seventh fleet or the trd fleet it would be a sharing and that's how our ships operaten the demand and threat that emanates and that is part ofi the ocean n which those respective fleets operateirst to be expedionary, we are determining where that fleet would operate from but the major focus would be on the western pacific in the eastern indian ocean. >> mr. secretary is this a proposal or has the decision already been made to doan this? >> the decision has been made. >> did i hear you say thisas in csultation -- >> its in consultation with them there's a chairman office and the office of secretary of defense. >> thank you. >> you are asked some questions about the importance of the continuation of the monitor is asian program at the shipyard, i just want reiterate my support that you had with those plans even though i know with covid we've had delays because of manpower issues related to cov covid, let me turn to you once again. you were the first deputy to visit in october and emphasize the importance of the u.s. militaryvi presence in the indo pacific as of course china continues de

fleet forces command. it wasn't just a name change, there were some different areas of focus. right before i came to the senate in 2011 the second fleet, which was based in norfolk and provided coverage in the atlantic, was decommissioned because the united states perceived russia would no longer be a naval threat. not so fast, in 2018 the navy recommissioned the second fleet in norfolk because of the increased russian threat in the atlantic. so your proposal reconstitute the fleet forces command, which was focused on the war obitn terror to the atlantic has recognized the complete russian presence and the -- dominant concern of the national defense strategy. is that correct? >> that is correct, senator. >> my folks in hampton roads will wonder whether reconstituting the forces command will either cause them to lose jobs or personnel or investment levels in that region. should they be worried about that? >> no, senator, there are no loss of jobs, there's no loss of revenue to the tide water region. >> and

xl developed electric fleet. they also got a realtime data monitoring and analytics platform that they sell as part of a service bundle. on top of that, xl fleet working on a full electric power trade they're doing businesses with some of the largest municipal truck fleet. fedex, coca-cola and verizon and both harvard and yelp. commercial trucks are built in two stages manufactures put together the vehicle and they send it to complete the assembly by adding specialize equipment neat power trains get added to trucks during the second stage electric vehicles are the future o of trucks. xl fleet comes up with their customer tailored approach sort of a gradual electrification. even hybrid class aid truck is fabulous for these environments and it will save the owner a fortune on fuel costs. b electric spac is on the road, it is real. they got 3200 of these systems installed. by the end of next year, deploying nearly 10,000. they have power trades giving them more than double. the fleet operator needs to make sure tech

which became the third fleet. halsey had they weren't really ready to do that. so they were, it was i think a mistake that you can contribute up the chain of command to admiral king. maybe that was not a good choice to bring halsey back and put him into that role 1944. >> you write beautifully about one of the most complex military actions in human history i pretty much read them all and the battle of wayne cagle, there is so much going on and it required a deft touch to even make up the account that the reader can follow and you do that marvelously . you referred to the battle as virtually a naval bonsai charge on the part of the japanese. who are the japanese chancellors, chances of winning in anyreal sense about of medical .>> by that time the japanese were desperate really. they were losing the war on all fronts. and essentially they realized their problem was that the americans took the philippines, they would be cut off from there. like which was dutch east indies so the japanese backup had launched a war in

my folks in hampton roads will wonderat whether reconstituting the atlantic fleet wil fleet wie them to lose jobs or personnel or investment levels in that region should they be worried about that? >> there's no loss of jobs or revenue. >> and i understand you will be going to have discussions with folks>> in the area about this proposal that you have announced today. >> that is correct, senator. >> that is very helpful. >> if i understand now the structure you are putting on the table, specifically it would have the first, third and seventh fleet reporting through thit. you were contemplating that the fifth fleet would still report through centcom. the atlanta fleet would have the second and fourth is that correct? and the sixth would be reporting for the u.s. forces europe because it does so much in tandem with other nato allies. let me ask now i will move to another topic and save the others forh a second round, vaccine deployment. dso, we are grappling with a lot of issues nationally but also it's very critical the vaccine thank goodness is being developed rapidly in a way that w

-- a polar security icebreaking fleet.ith the release of the president's memorandum on safeguarding the arctic region, the presidential memo adds weight to efforts in congress to authorize and fund new polar security cutters. getyears ago, i was able to authorization in the ndaa for the operation of six polar-class security cutters to start building our icebreaking fleet. we have followed up with funds to build the first and are working on appropriations to appropriationond, funding for the second polar class icebreaker. i am disappointed in what i believe is the coast guard's lack of strategic vision for where to home or to these new port these -- home new icebreakers. in making sure there are plans for grouping similar assets together in similar locations for cost, this should not override the operational imperative to base coast guard resources and cutters close to where their mission is. that is what the president's memorandum asks for, particularly as the arctic has emerged as a critical area for great power competiti

the german solve that problem by scuttling the fleet.ll of the arguing about who gets what ships, there are only a couple of ships left over. one of them is an old battleship, damaged by a mine. they tell her over to chesapeake w her over tooe chesapeake bay. the league of nations, ironically, the u.s. gets britton to sign onto the league but the u.s. refuses to ratify the treaty of versailles. the u.s. does not join the league. when that happens in 1920, the naval arms race starts again, although it is mostly between .he japanese and the americans california was that way about asian americans. among other things. that arms race begins in 1920. decides-- britain that the u.s. has to be lived with and they agree to let their treaty with japan lapse. that is a concession the americans did not ask for. a signal, we know we are not going to fight you guys. we get a new administration. everybody realizes versailles did not sign anything. how do we stop it? this time, the americans will over -- invite everyone to washington, d.c., constitution

the germans solved that problem by scuttling the fleet. all of the arguing about who gets what ships, there are only a couple of ships left over. one of them is an old battleship, damaged by a mine. they tow her over to chesapeake bay. some have named mitchell sinks her on a clear day without a crew. that is about the only one left over. the league of nations, ironically, the u.s. gets -- gets britain to sign onto the league but the u.s. refuses to ratify the treaty of versailles. the u.s. does not join the league. when that happens in 1920, the naval arms race starts again, although it is mostly between the japanese and the americans. in fact, there is a war scare japanesef the schoolchildren in the united states particularly in california and at one point in time, california was that way about asian americans. among other things. that arms race begins in 1920. britain decides that the u.s. has to be lived with and they agree to let their treaty with japan lapse. that is a concession the americans had not asked for, but the british give t

we do have a large fishing fleet. it is an issue that as sea stocks move north that the need for more infrastructure in alaska is not just a national security requirement but an economic and a safety requirement. as i mentioned in my opening testimony, we're making substantial progress for a deep water draft port in gnome, alaska. what else would you like to comment on as it relates to protecting america's economic, national security fishing opportunities and other issues regard to arctic infrastructure. i would like for both of you to be able to comment on that. >> senator sullivan, if i might start. sta stephanie madsen. i lived in dutch harbor for 19 years. i'm a little bit passionate about the international port of dutch harbor as one of the main deep water ports that is already in existence. certainly gnome is very viable and important as the arctic becomes more of an issue. i think those have been identified. the coast guard -- we depend on the coast guard. thank goodness for the coast guard. not only to help us

the president and founder of xl fleet joins us now >> what an exciting day for xl fleet. >> let's talkt what they do if you look back from a market standpoint in 2020, it has been a year of the electric vehicle you are in this space and build out their own vehicles talk to us about the business model. >> we are a fleet electrik company. that's what we've been selling our focus is the electric power train portion of the vehicle we don't have to deal in all the other portions of making a vehicle. we can use that same supply to go to a plug-in hybrid which we've already launched and the all electric products in 2022. we have a good core technology we can build off of that is an efficient way. >> companies really small 2024 forecasted how do you get to that number in terms of the number you laid out for growth >> tripling our revenue we could have done more we have a great pipeline going into 2021. a very good platform and introduce a lat more to date, we've raised about $70 million for the spac transaction. we have about $350 million developing more products at the same time. we started 1

. >>> also that much talked about fleet of the future is on hold. the problem that has b.a.r.t. putting on the brakes to this multimillion dollar project. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff raniere tracking changes arriving as soon as tomorrow. we'll talk about some clouds, some showers and our rain outlook hour by hour right into next week with several storms on the way. i'll see you back in about seven minutes. >>> just ahead, the worsening covid emergency in america's most populous county. one nurse now calling it a war zone. and on board a boeing 737 max returns to service. >>> unfortunately it's gone from bad to worse. a few days ago we told you about this, the breonna taylor statue in downtown oakland was vandalized. today the artist says someone stole the statue from its base. breonna taylor, who was killed by louisville police earlier this year, is a central part of the recent social justice movement. so, what happens now? nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us from downtown oakland. melissa, what do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, raj, i can tell you that the

i had become convinced that the pacific was as much our home waters as the atlantic and that our fleet could pass at will from one to the other of the two great oceans. the trip had been a success. america had gained new respect as a naval power. his term of office was almost over. roosevelt was growing restless. he just couldn't sit still. finally, his term expired and he was off to africa to hunt. in the animal kingdom, there was an immediate reaction when word got around that teddy was on his way. in the tour of europe, kings ask people were overwhelmed by his charm and vigor. europe to say the least was impressed. then one day, america learned that he was coming home. . and soon he was a candidate for a third term. but then there was disagreement on major party principles and roosevelt and his followers broke away. shortly after, a new third party was born. it was very much his own. its political symbols, the bull moose. but the bull moose was defeated. 1914, war threatened europe, roosevelt urged a full preparedness and was violently opposed by many americans who thought their cou

the company plans to deploy fleets of the self-driving carriage.about the business model in an exclusive interview. take a listen. >> we would own the fleet and you, the customer, would only pay for a ride. personal cars are used for -- 4% of the time and 96% of the time they are depreciating and taking up space. you pay for the ride. before your ride is over, we will know the next customer to pick up so we will be constantly running, get charged and get back on the road. >> have you thought about how you will charge customers? will it be a flat fare per trip, done by mile, equivalent to the ride hailing services today? >> we thought about it a lot. we do not want to disclose details. things may change as you know. we will tell you it will be affordable. we want this to be very acceptable. there are several ways and several plans to enjoy the service. >> the other big piece of news this year, zoox was acquired by amazon. what does that mean for zoox, having amazon as the parent company? >> it is a great partner. it is an honor to be chosen by them.

i've been yeah ok welcome to one of my favorite streams shows of the here say fleet as round table a rabbi a reverend and walked into the stream let's see what happens they will be looking back at 2020 we'd love to hear about your 2020 as well how do you think faith impacts your he if you and you can jump into the comments section and you too can be part of this discussion we get started on earth a fetus roundtable with the reverend cart. this year i watched feet help people survive their one of the greatest gifts god has given our community i've watched our faith community have show up for one hour are dropping off me on doorsteps by making masks for other folks by teaching them how to use zoom or facebook or whatever for the 1st time by praying or by hoping that by loving it by protesting for one another's lives and as we've shown up in community we've realized that while this year community may have felt like our risk is the only thing that gets us through the only thing that keeps us alive and it's the hope i have for all of the years to come. by fleet is it so good to see you i

british airways is scrapping its entire fleet of 31 7a7s.also saying goodbye. covid had a devastating impact on the aviation industry. we are not anticipating seeing particularly long—haul passenger demand return out to 2024-2025. there isn't enough demand to justify the use of a very large aircraft. loyal operators of the 747 imagined their 747s having another few years before they went into a gracious graceful retirement. instead, they've just had to stop them, that's it. applause sydney, and as a big farewell as the last qantas 7a7 jumbo jet departs australia for the breakage yard. radio: on this bittersweet day as we all suffer through this covid crisis — on behalf of australian people all over the country, many of whom have flown with you, godspeed. on board, it's a 14—hour flight to its final resting place in america's mojave desert. airlines around the world have had massive farewells to their 7a7s, but once the last champagne has been sipped, this is where it ends. these remote desert boneyards are where planes come to die. analysts

what fish that is there and we need to build up our fleet.f five and a half years? so this is properly the key thing, really. what begins is... in theory, the uk could say no more access to eu boats or it could say we're going to cut the number of fish you can catch dramatically. the problem is, if it does that, there are mechanisms within the agreement which means the eu can retaliate. if you cut access for boats, we can impose import tariffs. so it is sovereignty in theory but that has a price. for many fishermen, that's a problem. others say, look, we do need to sell our fish to the eu market because there is this awkward fa ct market because there is this awkward fact that most of the fish the uk catch is sold in europe and a lot of the fish the eu boats catch is sold in the uk. so there is a two—way trade that needs to continue. tell us more trade that needs to continue. tell us more about why some fishermen are so us more about why some fishermen are so unhappy. fishermen on small boats wa nted so unhappy. fishermen on small boats wante

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so most of the benefits for the uk fishing fleets are going to be for the big trawlers, some of whichowned by foreign companies, i think a lot of the smallerfishermen foreign companies, i think a lot of the smaller fishermen are thinking they have been a bit forgotten. chris, thank you very much indeed. hospitals across the uk say they're facing intense pressure, as the number of coronavirus infections continues to rise. three ambulance trusts in the south of england are urging people to only call the emergency 999 number if there's a genuine emergency. the london ambulance service said it dealt with nearly eight—thousand calls on boxing day, its second busiest day ever. the south central and south east coast ambulances have also been dealing with very high numbers of calls. and in scotland, doctors say health services could be overwhelmed, if the relaxation of covid restrictions for christmas, triggers a surge in cases. with this report, here's andy moore. health services across the country are under pressure, and in some areas such as wales and london, they are under particular stra

desk fleets quite significantly -- fleets quite significantly.e are going to get our young people in europe back to work. guy: that is the picture in europe. michael talks about the opportunities he sees there. do you think similar opportunities exist in the united states? if they do, do you think we will see similar orders from the big 737 users in the united states? i am thinking particularly here of southwest. have you talked to them about a top up a deal like the one michael has just done? david: i am not going to call out individual airlines as to who goes first or so forth, but i do want to reiterate the timeline that michael outlined. we are not measuring recovery in months. we all know we've got a rough couple of months ahead of us. everyone is prepared for it. but that vaccine distribution will change the psychology of the flying public. ultimately this will get under control, and i have a similar view of the summer months for the u.s. airlines. backat summer month comes and bookings increase, and i think they will increase quickly becau

fleet. a large fishing as see stocks move north. infrastructurere in alaska is not just a national security requirement but a safety requirement. making substantial , but where else and what else would you like to comment on with regards to infrastructure, as it relates to ,rotecting national security fishing opportunities and other issues, with regard to arctic infrastructure. >> if i might start, i lived out in dutch harbor for years. i am a little bit passionate about -- no port of the charter as one of the main water port in important asvery the arctic becomes more open. they have definitely been identified. thank goodness for the coast fishinglping us enforce regulations, provide safety and rescue. it is difficult to have been respond kodiak and to where we were fishing over the summer. that would also encourage and as thethe fishing fleet distribution changes, to help us feel secure. including the polar ice breakers. you.ank i would like to offer condolences. i did not get a chance to say that, but condolences to you and your

sales, there's three elements, the fleet sales that you mentioned, there's commercial fleet sales forthen there's rent a cars. the hertz and the avis of the world. they have defleeted or reduced their inventories tremendously over this year, and as you see as phil was just speaking, as travel starts to come back next year, you're going to see those rent a car companies start to buy again. yes, government will continue to be challenged, and i do believe both private fleets and rental companies are going to come back. >> let's talk about tesla and apple. we saw tesla go into the s&p 500 yesterday, what do you think that means, and the idea that apple might get involved with producing an electric vehicle. that sent some shock waves through the industry too how do you read it >> tesla, now that it's part of the s&p, it's valued as a technology company, not valued as an auto company you're trading at 180 plus times earnings, versus oems or auto makers that trade between 4 and # tim 8 times, that tells you something. they're focused on the product pipeline, their expertise in software, thei

till is fascinating me that the french fleet decided they didn't want to say in the caribbean's for thenext hurricane season . they were allies to the colonies and they long resisted helping them in a major naval battle. it they said we will go up into the summer of 1781 and readiness would happen the french fleet left the caribbean to get out of the way of the hurricane and to help their allies and to help turn the tides which ended when wallace surrendered to george washington. in that was a major turning point in the american revolution print is not the end of the american revolution a long shot but it helped to brief the beginning of the peace negotiations. i thought that was a great, this is fascinating to me to learn about that. this element of the american revolution. i knew nothing about that. jack: not typically what we read this. we write about the american revolution. the major role to the history is rarely if ever mentioned. and you have described this weather. weather and more. it. eric: one of the things that i look at is the weather as you said is major. if you look at ea

, european fleets, asian fleets started hunting whales for meat rather than for oil and surprisinglyn the 200 years of whaling that nantucket was doing, approximately one million whales were killed, but in the 50-60 years of more modern whaling where they have big factory ships and grenades and harpoon guns and so on, over 3 million -- it is estimated over 3 million whales have been killed. whale populations are still quite threatened, they really are under considerable threats drilling in the sea, from pollution and garbage, integument with fishing gear and collisions with other ships. whales the end of our talk, i am so glad so many were able to join us and i would be more than happy to the question -- take questions. >> we got a few questions here. this -- onne is, on the bottle, what is used -- was it used as a gargle? >> it was, we have that bottle in the whaling museum and it was used as a gargle, does not sound too appealing. >> we have a question about the visuals for the whaling boats from the early movie and what was it and was the ship the charles morgan? >> i think it was

of course, borisjohnson fishing fleets of the eu.hing fleets of the eu. of course, borisjohnson says that every independent coastal nature needs to be able to control its waters. he says the eu really needs to change its position fundamentally if there is to be a deal. members of the european parliament to get a vote on any agreement that is reached. they are saying that they want to see something agreed by sunday to give them time to sign off. the deadline that everyone is still working to is the end of this year, that is the one that really counts. it is hard to know where we're heading. some people have hope there may be a deal over the weekend. if that is the case and the direction of travel, i can tell you both sides are keeping it very at the moment. neither wants to give anything away. thank you for joining us. such a thing the departments in charge of the us's nuclear stockpiles say that hackers have gained access to their networks. the us energy department and the national nuclear security administration are the latest gover

this gets us largely out of the airbus fleet and to a single fleet. the details with boeing. we are seattle partners. our seattle operation is four or five miles from the boeing plant, so we were really proud to do this the economics for alaska, of course we are leasing the airbus with every deal, our ownership costs will go down, maintenance costs and fuel costs will go down and our revenue will go up. the 737 -- 9 have 138 and the max has 150. the economics will be good for alaska foryears into the future >> calhoun has said there is no real rebranding of the max name necessary. there is a sense in the industry that consumers aren't really going to ask what kind of equipment there on how long do you think that will last, ifs that true? >> i think everybody will have their opinion. what we are worried about is the safety of the airplane boeing has been through the paces. they've done an extraordinary amount of work i think it is the most scrutinized airplane in history. we'll be proud to fly it as for the branding, i'll leave that to someone else >>

fire station 35 will house the fleet of boats and rescue gear. the existing fleet on the embark dare roe is outdated. >> i want to take notes on how to do my tree properly, jeff, it looks gorgeous. >> all right, i'll send you some of those notes. thank you so much, raj. hopefully if you haven't seen my tree you're enjoying that behind you. a lot of people got that going this weekend. weather forecasts have been pretty tranquil. we have had morning fog. we're going to continue with that. you can see some of that cloud cover that's moved over today. that's from a storm system to the north. currently 62 degrees and we are dropping down to some colder 40s once we hit 9:00, 10:00, and also 11:00. the big problem with we need rainfall pretty desperately, but this is the issue -- we have high pressure sitting up just offshore and every time a storm system moves close, this is really breaking it up, so it's keeping that dry pattern in place, and we do expect that to continue. you can see our storm ranger mobile doppler radar, currently dry conditions thr

so what was just absolutely fascinating to me is the french fleet decided they didn't want to stay inthe caribbean for the next hurricane season, and they were allies to the colonies and they long resisted helping them in the major naval battle. but finally they said okay will go up in the summer of 1781, and anyone knows what happened. the french fleet left the craving to get out of the way of the hurricanes and also to help their allies, and helped turned the tide of the battle of yorktown which ended when lord cornwallis surrendered to george washington on october 19, 1781, which was a major turning point in the american revolution. it was not the end of the american revolution by a long shot but it helped to grease the skids for the beginning of the peace negotiation. i just thought that was a great, just fascinating to me to learn about that, an element of the american revolution that i knew nothing about. >> typically when we read about this or about the american revolution, natures role in the course of that additionally is rarely if ever mentioned. you have described a major h

first a new problem with bart fleet of the future. the issue that the agency says must be fixed before they'll take delivery of anymore trains. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. >>> bart has a message for the maker of the new trains. don't send anymore cars until you fix the problems. the fleet of the future is manufactured by germany transportation. the latest problem is a software glitch that makes the new cars stop at stations in way that forces the operator to spend about five minutes to reboot them. >> we're experiencing these malfunctions on a regular basis. and we'll make sure we get it corrected before we can continue to accept additional cars and it becomes a larger portion of the fleet. >> this isn't the first time the new cars

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they've been clear they don't need a lot of additional new planes in their fleet right now. i don't know that we will see necessarily a wave of airlines announcing orders along the lines of what we heard today from ryanair. i think a lot of these carriers are going to want to see some kind of recovery start to take place before they are willing to really expand their fleet. alix: such a good point. thank you very much, brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion. in the next hour, we will speak to the ceos of boeing, as well as ryanair. you don't want to miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. i'm ritika gupta. fewer americans than expect it filed for an implement last week. totial jobless claims fell 712,000. that is better than all but one of the 40 estimate in the bloomberg survey. continuing claims were also down to a little more than 5.5 million. november jobs reports come out tomorrow. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader chuck schumer are now backing a bipartisan stimulus plan. they see the proposal from h

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in. >> we already have our own delivery fleet we actually find that the third model is intersektoryves us access to the weekends, something we don't have with our own infrastructure we see this as actually being good for us. i think talking about door dash and uber eats, there has been some undeniably some tail winds but it's a tough business for them it's very competitive. i think the business model is hard because you have to balance the needs of customers, the careers, the restaurants, et cetera i think the companies that are going to be innovating this environment and expand the market share, perhaps expand delivery to beyond restaurants, to groceries or drugstores, et cetera, are the ones that will end up doing well. >> but i guess the question is is there a point in which those commissions become too expensive for you and you would expand your own fleet >> know noelle, i think we have flexible range of options, fully outsourced, fully in-house and hybrid models in the middle and we have different types of models and arrangements with the third parties depending on which part o

crimea called fleet in ukraine it is in below. the russian military capability were accomplished exercises. in. the source so we see a new security of war. to use military power also to fulfill political goals in the next 5 years defense spending will jump 40 percent to $11000000000.00 it's being called the country's biggest military budget boost in modern history the armed forces will get up to 90000 new soldiers and the number of conscripts will double or this comes as by the country admitting the pandemic is seriously limiting the economy with almost 8000 dead and 350000 cases the country statistics are multiple times worse than its neighbors in denmark finland and also norway where we discussed the situation with swedish professor of epidemiology much l.a. for our denoting. soon to begin of this pandemic depleted or. association. to secure units of course. that money should be better used so to speak in a decent and there are sons and also in 100 schools and on healthcare. durational immigrants except that are separate but he

back of a contact is fleeting and hits the resurfaced layer.ly from the trees, the leaves fall onto the track but it is not a slippy leaf like you would have on the footpath, it is actually the train running over it, crashes it creates heat and pressure and there is a biochemical and chemical reaction with the top of the railhead. you imagine it is like driving on black ice. aside from lifesavers obliterating leaves on railhead, there is also less dramatic technology being used to tackle the problems used by trees and bushes along railways. transport for wales have been working with one big circle to fit smart cameras on trains that automatically record analyse and report vegetation they could call safety risks to trains such as hanging trees obscuring signals 01’ hanging trees obscuring signals or hazardous leaf falls. it is a co nsta nt or hazardous leaf falls. it is a constant battle is vegetation naturally changes every time a train runsa naturally changes every time a train runs a route but the smart cameras truck these changes. machine le

since a pair of deadly crashes prompted the grounding of the entire fleet. what passengers said today and what you need to know if you're booked on a 737 max and have second thoughts. >>> overseas, the deadly earthquake. the pictures just coming in. we know several are dead and the search for survivors intensifying. >>> and the new year's weather alert. treacherous driving as a first storm slams millions with snow, sweeping east tonight. and the second system that will take shape just in time for the new year's holiday. ginger zee standing by. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy tuesday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. we begin with that breaking news on the coronavirus. word coming in late today, the first reported case of that highly contagious covid-19 variant first detected in the uk then spreading to other countries, has now been found in the u.s. the variant confirmed in colorado. the patient in isolation. some doctors have said it may be far more contagious. health 0 firms trying to trace how it got here. this as hospita