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Tweet Rendering courtesy National Museum of African American Music For many musicians, fans and music-biz folk, 2021 began with a sigh of relief — COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out, and Congress approved federal aid for independent music venues that haven’t been able to conduct business as usual since March. But it’s clear that we’re far from out of the woods. There’s still an indeterminate span of time before it’s safe to fully reopen venues large and small, making it all but impossible to plan a tour. All the same, there’s plenty of music across a ...

That too. >> right. >> so all this stuff will be revealed. i think in mueller's sweet time. >> wasn't it ll cool j who said, you're lying about the lies that you're telling? >> that's exactly what he said. >> i didn't mean to take it words right out of your mouth, david. >> they were his words. >> so true. i've got to fit in a break. i just have to. we have so much more news. my special thanks to anna scheckter, david cornyn, malcolm nance. manafort on the hook for these new crimes. was he trying to be a double agent? and trump attacking the mueller probe, wonder why. later, new light on man...

An embarrassment for our country. tom dupree says speed is of the essence. it's good to see you. why are they stone-walling? >> what is going on here, doj is in business of getting evidence to other people. not producing their own. when you take that circumstance and add in the fact that i'm sure some of the material is classified and it's possible that some of it is evidence of doj wrong doing, it doesn't comprise me that this will be at the top of their priority list. i was glad to see that chris wray said they need to do a better job and get this stuff out the door faster. he put twice as m...

This was the scene in albany, new york, cars taking their own sweet time as flakes fell, hitting at least six inches of snow. they're out of practice. >> we're not used to driving out of the storms and icy conditions causing major travel headaches. already, there are more than 250 flight delays and cancellations in the u.s. yesterday ending at midnight, the weather had affected about 7200 flights. >> so many people traveling for the holidays, ryeing to get back. now with the rain and snow mostly behind us, what's ahead for the millions in the flood warning zone. >> allison, christine, good mor...