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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is the " news." >>> i'm chip reid in washington. thanks for staying with us. the new year is already seeing an explosion of covid-19 hospitalizations and deaths, and a new surge is expected in the coming weeks after the christmas and new year's holidays. the death toll in the u.s. passed 350,000 over the weekend after the deadliest month so far. covid-19 took the lives of more than 77,000 people in america in december. and the pace of vaccinations is lagging far behind demand. many states are relying on the big pharmacy chains to administer the vaccine, but in rural parts of america, it's the small local pharmacies that are taking the lead. miryea villarreal visited one in the texas heart land. >> taking care of patients is the ultimate goal. >> reporter: population is just over 2,000 people. >> does it make it extra special knowing this is where you grew up and you're giving back to your own town? >> yes, it's real heart felt. >> have you ever had any kind of allergic reaction? >> reporter: a

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