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Steve: thousands and jobs and businesses that relied on the xl keystone workers in the aftermath to cancel bidens project in day one in office. our next guest owns a hotel in midland south dakota and catered to oil and gas workers who live there. now she says the whole area has turned into a ghost town. the owner of the stroppel hotel been in that town since the 130s, you lori cox joins us right now. lori, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: lets talk a little bit about inauguration day...

Team biden has pledged to give states three weeks notice of when more doses are coming and how many. >> they have the predictability the doses will be there. >> fenway park now a vaccination site. >> well figure it out. we have to get everybody vaccinated. >> elsewhere in the northeast, a massive winter storm is getting in the way closing many sights in new york. >> it is very dangerous out there. >> heres the hope. after nearly 2 months there are finally fewer than 100,000 americans in the hosp...

Of england as the south african strain of coronavirus has been detected — in 11 of the cases there is no known link to the country. its raised fears that the variant is now being transmitted within the community. door—to—door testing will be carried out in the affected areas of london, the west midlands, hertfordshire, kent, surrey and merseyside. health officials are confident the vaccines will work against the south african variant but probably not as well as they do against the existing...

Matt hancock, said authorities across would have to "come down hard" on the variant. door—to—door testing will be carried out in the affected areas. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. new mobile testing units have moved in to some communities in england, part of a drive to track the spread of the south african variant of the virus. all this after a handful of cases were discovered which could not be linked to arrivals from south africa or other countries. around 80,000 people aged 16...

Pym has the latest. new mobile testing units have moved in to some communities in england, part of a drive to track the spread of the south african variant of the virus. all this after a handful of cases were discovered which could not be linked to arrivals from south africa or other countries. around 80,000 people aged 16 and over in eight areas — most in the south east of england and one in the west midlands — have been asked to take tests regardless of symptoms. positive cases will be ana...

>> thats going to do it for new np thank you for joining us on this show "getting answers." mi tonight, as we comen states right now. a major storm slamming the northeast. still churning at this hour. whiteout conditions reported. 17 states under winter weather alerts from georgia all the way up through new york and up through maine. the noreaster unleashing the biggest snow store to at this time had region in years. more than a foot of snow in new york city. dangerous driving conditions. cars...

Dr peter hotez speaking to me a short time ago. lets get some of the days other news. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has said that members face a security threat from within congress itself. us media is reporting that a republican member of the house, marjorie taylor greene, has expressed support for executing democrats in posts online, though she has subsequently said the posts do not represent her views. officials in the town of gainesville in the us state of geo...

This time it impacted houses where the mud came up a few feet on at least one home. this weather system continues to move through the state and just yesterday a rescue team worked quickly to get a woman to safety was stuck in floodwaters. >> they were going to send somebody over with a life vest and i was going to have to abandon my car, and abandoning my car was the least of my concerns at the time. >> on the one hand of the rain is sort of a welcome sight because it has been such a dry winter ...

So weve got a lot of new reporting to get to tonight, including our interview with the new white house chief of staff, and our team of correspondents is standing by with all of the news. cbss jessi mitchell is going to lead off our coverage from the scene of that deadly accident in gainesville, georgia. good evening, jessi. >> reporter: norah, the deadly chemical leak at this plant sent shockwaves through the community, locking down a nearby school and highway as workers here ran for their lives...

With scientific advisers. one in three police officers has been threatened by someone who they thought had covid—19. a survey of officers in england and wales found 32% said someone they believed to be infected had threatened to breathe or cough on them. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has more. this is a survey of police constables, sergeants and inspectors in england and wales, and i actually managed to survey 10% of all of the serving people from those ranks in england and ...