Virtual seat, charlie hurt. This isn t the first time the black lives matter organization has praise the keyman communist regime. They glorified fidel castro following his death writing, quote, as he ascended to the realm of the ancestors, we summoned his guidance, strength, and power as we recommit ourselves to the struggle for universal freedom. Fidel vive. They have also harbored a fugitive who escaped from prison in the u. S. Bakken 79. He was convicted of being an accomplice in the 1973 killing of a new jersey state trooper who left behind a wife and a 3yearold son. Also assessed are also a suspect in a hankering at the attack that injured two police officers and in 1972 tied to the executionstyle murders of four nypd officers. Charlie hurt, this, however, is who the blm organization is glorifying, and it sort of begs the question, the universal freedom they are talking about, we are certainly not seeing that on the streets of cuba as their people are protesting and sacrificing t
Including donald trump? today his team filed a class has been lawsuit against the zuckerberg cabal, the lead attorney s units as of late to lay out his legal path to victory. But first, power grabs and needle jabs. That s the focus of tonight s angle. Every day, the barbarity of covid lockdowns and school closures becomes more apparent. The great global who love seeing us set in and shut up were fine were our economy destroyed in even turning kids into screaming zombies. The political forces that exploited health fears, the medical officials who became stars by helping them, and the media that covered for them all. All of them should be held accountable. Now, it took a while, but americans are wising up to this charade. Yet despite everything the experts either got it wrong or lied about, they still think that parents should trust them and eject their kids with an experimental drug to prevent a disease almost none of those kids will ever get sick from. Obviously parents need to decide
To be sustained or prime minister has to represent the values of their country. And i pointed out, and i mean it sincerely. We re unique as a country. We re built on we re unique in the sense that we re not based on ethnicity or geography or religion. We re one nation that said we organize on an idea. We hold these truths to be selfevident that all men and women are created equal. Sounds corny, but it s real. And any president who doesn t act consistent with what the for the nation is cannot be sustained in the support of that country. And so what we re able to do is, we know the corruption undermines the trust in government. Siphons off public resources. Makes economies much less competitive and constitutes a threat to our security. So we re going to work together to address issues like the abuse of shell companies, money laundering through real estate transactions. We ve agreed to work together to address cyberthreats from state and nonstate actors like criminal ransomware networks.
tonight that cases in the u.s. are slowly decreasing. a very different christmas. the unprecedented celebrations around the globe, as the holiday is observed during the deadliest pandemic in a century. record snowfall a powerful christmas storm leaves more than 200,000 americans without power, and the ice leads to dangerous roads in the northeast. jingle bells jingle bells garrett: returning to notre dame for the first time since a fire destroyed the famed notre dame cathedral in paris. a christmas choir, in hard hats, rings in the holiday. silent night garrett: opera star andrea bocelli gives us the christmas gift we need this year. o donnell: do you think there is something about the pandemic that unites us all? of course, the sufferings. garrett: his message tonight about the healing power of music. and, cbs s steve hartman is on the road, with a secret santa surprise for essential workers. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting f
and south africa says that s essentially what they are witnessing in real time. i think this is like the scope of the vaccines regarding omicron, but interesting enough, it s more disease, and that is what was also what was always been said, it s to protect you at least between 94% and 96% and hospitalization, if i look at the facts, in the public sector hospital the majority and i know it s 90-plus of people in the icus are unvaccinated people. we want to get straight to cnn s senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, this seems like good news. tell us more about pfizer s data. reporter: ana, it certainly is good news. i think there was a lot of fear that because omicron has so many mutations on the spike protein that the vaccine wasn t going to work very well. and the vaccine certainly takes a hit, but it still is protective it appears against severe disease. before i talk about the data that pfizer has, i know that people listening are thinking