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the snow continues to fall and blow across roads. the brutal snow creating dangerous driving conditions. caucus big chill. republicans scramble to meet iowa voters this final weekend of campaigning despite the frigid weather. >> it is cold. plus, taiwan voters choosing a new president, defying china. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in taiwan. voters have just elected a new government, and beijing's not going to be happy. rallying cry. thousands march in the nation's capitol for gaza. new warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe. >> i'm charlie d'agata in tel aviv. aid agencies say thou...

Out its largest Military Operation against criminal drug gangs that have taken over prisons and parts of the country. New video obtained by Cbs News showed journalists evacuating an ecuadorian Tv Station this week, gunmen took over the studio during a live broadcast. Jose Luis Calderon had guns pointed to his head, a stick of Dynomite Put in his pocket. They said theyll kill us all. I was under a Desk Reporter Diego arcos was one of many staffers who ran for safety, hiding on the roof, inside offices, unbeknownst to the gunmen, behind a studio wall. We were just trying to stay still, not movin...

Out its largest military operation against criminal drug gangs that have taken over prisons and parts of the country. new video obtained by cbs news showed journalists evacuating an ecuadorian tv station this week, gunmen took over the studio during a live broadcast. jose luis calderon had guns pointed to his head, a stick of dynomite put in his pocket. "they said they'll kill us all." >> i was under a desk -- >> reporter: diego arcos was one of many staffers who ran for safety, hiding on the roof, inside offices, unbeknownst to the gunmen, behind a studio wall. >> we were just trying to stay ...

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Jan 27 2021, 4:21 AM January 26 2021, 7:40 PM January 27 2021, 4:21 AM (Bloomberg) -- This is what it’s like on the front lines of Mexico City’s pandemic right now: (Bloomberg) -- This is what it’s like on the front lines of Mexico City’s pandemic right now: * A 77-year-old man is rushed to a hospital but stranded inside the ambulance for 11 hours before a bed is free. * A 50-year-old paramedic who’s spent months helping others gets sick and can’t breathe. After five hours of desperate calls by colleagues, he gets a bed, and dies the next day. * After driving a p...