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The distraught family of slain entrepreneur Zwelinzima “PK” Dweba wants Mthatha to be declared a crime disaster area. They have also called on the government to develop a crime-prevention strategy tailor-made to put a stop to the spate of violent crimes in the town. “It is high time that Mthatha is declared a disaster area when it comes to crime,” family spokesperson advocate Sonwabile Mangcotywa said on Wednesday.

Stay home. that could be good news for macron, whose base is more likely to turn out than le pen's, but with just three points between them, they both need all the votes they can get. elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >> diaz: in this country, covid is on the rise again. nearly half of states are reporting increasing infections, largely driven by the omicron subvariant ba.2. more than 80 million americans have been infected since the pandemic's start. the u.s. death toll, almost one million lives lost. for more, we're joined by cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus in los angeles. dr. agus,...

Elites, including cabinet members and house speaker nancy pelosi. it's been all over the news, but the biden administration thinks the press is focused on the wrong thing. quote, white house upset on focus on covid-19 cases rather than relief bill among shortfalls of pandemic-related funding. her latest article is about an apparent new wave entitled america is staring down its first "so what" wave of the pandemic. kara, thanks for being on. >> thanks for having me. >> this is about america wanting to move on, not want to go take precautions anymore, right? >> in part, and i think we're at this...

Music festivals are back baby! Texas cities across the state are announcing their festivals are a-go this year.

That the former president has sent a letter to the archives asserting privilege and threatening to, quote, take all necessary and appropriate steps to protect the office of the presidency. and president biden -- listen to how his press secretary framed it. >> the administration takes the events of january 6th incredibly seriously as the president said on its six-month anniversary. that day posed an existential crisis and a test of whether our democracy could survive. >> whether our democracy could survive. that's really something to hear from anyone, let alone someone speaking for the presiden...