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A massive show of opposition. the u.n. special rapporteur for myanmar said hes terrified of the potential for violence if protesters and troops confront each other. our paula hancocks joins us live from seoul. good to see you, paula. so, a lot of concern, of course, what the military might do next. what more are you learning about whats happening on the ground there? >> reporter: well, rosemary from protesters that were talking to and from live streams that we can see whats happening on the grou...

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Nationwide a rare spike in gas prices in the middle of winter hitting consumers hard >> its very expensive. i drive a lot. >> reporter: according to aaa, the average for a gallon of regular has spiked 14 cents over the last month alone. with the highest increases in florida, connecticut, utah and in idaho up 20 cents a gallon >> its unheard of seeing such a spike in middle of february when demand tends to be lower >> reporter: the price hike is driven by a one-two punch, a freezing winter weathe...

For accountability and an investigation into the states electric council, describing them over the last 48 hours as anything but reliable lester >> all right, morgan, thanks lets get to that next big storm right behind this one al roker is tracking it all al, whats next? >> lester, right now weve got 112 million of us under some sort of winter weather alert. we are watching for the severe storms. again, the possibility of tornadoes through the southeast and along the gulf coast icing stretching ...

Of correspondents is covering the other major headlines. cbs omar villafranca is going to lead off our coverage from just north of dallas. good evening, omar. >> reporter: power has been on and off here for a few days. combine that with freezing temperatures, and this is what buildings all across texas are dealing with-- pipes busted by frozen water. tonight, the south is frozen solid, states struggling to recover from punishing subzero temperatures with more wicked weather on the way. the extre...

And there is still much more news ahead on tonights "cbs evening news," including a big decision in the case of the new york woman who made a false accusation in a racially charged case. and a fantasy come true for two men who sneaked into fenway park, but they did make one error. error. good morning! the four way is a destination place. right here, between these walls, is a lot of history. i am black. beautiful. i must be respected. black lawyers, doctors, educators, martin luther king, b.b. ki...

♪♪ >> odonnell: today, a misdemeanor charge against amy cooper was dismissed in new york. cooper drew widespread condemnation last may for calling 911 and falsely claiming she was being threatened by an african american man in central park, who was actually bird watching. it turns out he had only asked her to leash her dog. cooper recently completed counseling that focused on racial sensitivity. tonight, boston police hope it will be game over for two young will be game over for men who snea...

Insurrection as ron johnson said, or maybe a little accountable for but not worth getting into fight over like lindsey graham is saying, thats them being honest about the moral sacrifices they feel they need to make to keep the party together and i think theyre sadly right. rand paul said a third of the party would have left had they convicted donald trump. i think theyre right. wrong morally but making the political calculation they need to keep this party afloat. insurrection and dead police o...

Your opening, so much of this was avoidable, going back to the deregulation of our electricity grid here in texas, which has created an incentive to actually not weatherize or protect against these events so that some of your plants can be shut down and you can profit from the spiking prices for energy and electricity. and then you have the cascading consequences of these stupid culture battles that are led by the gop and our governor, greg abbott, whos focusing on making texas a sanctuary state...

Now, i-95 is deregulated. nonsense. you cant drive at whatever speed you want to drive on i-95. theres another constriction. >> that makes a lot of sense. in the meantime, it looks like we got a long way to go. zach, do you have any idea of when they think rolling blackouts will stop? >> i talked with center point, the e electricity provider for houston and that i had say if youre in houston, dont expect your power to come on before the weekend. its hard but thats what were looking at at this po...