re-election? first court appearance the boulder massacre suspect arrives in a wheelchair, his lawyer wants time to assess his mental health. plus, new heartbreaking details from a witness to the mass shooting. doubling the doses, the president vows 200 million covid shots in his first 100 days. pfizer begins testing its vaccine on children as young as five. covid s new hot spot, why hospitals are filling up in michigan especially with young people. plus the shocking spike in infections, is a covid variant to blame? record settlement, the university of southern california will pay $1 billion after accusations a campus doctor sexually abused more than 700 women. shipping halted billions in goods are held up by a container ship stuck in the suez canal, why it s taking so long to move. and healing with horses, a one of a kind program that offers an escape for children with emotional trauma. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital.
borisjohnson has said most pupils in england won t be returning to school, until march eighth at the earliest, meaning many more weeks of remote learning. mrjohnson said he was acutely aware of the pressures on parents. there was also a promise of more funding to help children catch up on missed learning, and extended support for children on free school meals. branwen jeffreys has been talking to pupils, teachers and parents in warrington. they move the sea creatures inland. only a third of pupils were in today, leaving year 6 spread out in class. their classmates not back for at least a month. we re not really used to having so many people in because of how long it s really been like this. i m looking forward to having everyone back in school, because i miss all my friends, and at least i ve got some of my friends here. everyone will- definitely be happier, harder than working in school, which i do know because last. week i think i worked . from home for two days. to help ki
now the eu says it wants astrazeneca to hand over doses made in the uk. the difficulties of training for the olympics in lockdown as athletes are assured the tokyo summer games are still very much on course. and the chelsea flower show turns autumnal as it s postponed for the first time in its history. and coming up on bbc news a week out from the start of the men s six nations, organisers are confident the competition will go ahead as planned despite french on travel. good evening and welcome to the news at six. the prime minister has extended the current lockdown restrictions in england until at least march eighth. borisjohnson said an early unlocking could result in another spike in cases. he said data on hospital admissions, the vaccines and how effective they are would need to be assessed before any loosening of the rules. but getting children back to school remains the national priority. by the end of february, the government aims to publish its plan for the gradual
laura: i know you are. i just wanted to make sure you were okay on the grief counseling was working. if sean: i m going to my happy place right now, it s called tito s. laura: all right, i will check back with you tomorrow. compose yourself. sean: i will compose myself, i promise. laura: this is the ingraham angle from washington s men. january 6th committee continues to embarrass itself. adam schiff was caught fabricating a text message from jim jordan to mark meadows. we have all the details, and speaking of january 6, our dear friend liz cheney and her alliance with the democrats to punish members of her own party has repercussions. tonight, we speak to the woman who launched a primary against her in wyoming. plus, the dnc held a holiday party last night. you were not there? what? raymond arroyo in seen and unseen. but first, we won t be fooled again. that s the focus of tonight s angle. if there s one thing that most americans agree on, it s that they re t