not particularly looking forward to the next not particularly looking forward to the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it the next 11 days, but, yeah, just hoping it goes back quickly. the prime minister s former aide, dominic cummings, tells the high court that he didn t ask for a company to be awarded a government contract because its bosses were his friends. victory for west ham over sheffield united see them climb above liverpool in the premier league and into the top four. and coming up, a tale of slow mail. how a postcard sent by a royal navy recruit during the second world war has only just reached its destination. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister says science is in the ascendancy over covid, but he wants any changes to the lockdown in england to be cautious and irreversible. borisjohnson is due to set out his promised roadmap for relaxing the restrictions next monday and hopes to give some
high-end shopping districts. sorry rich bay area liberals, your stocking is going to be emptier than joy reid s head. thanks to the rise in smash and grab, places like union square in san fran are boarding up more businesses than minneapolis did while waiting for the derek chauvin verdict. deck the halls has been replaced with deck the security guard to. who needs mistletoe when you can kiss your ass goodbye? whether it s brutal home invasions or grisly attacks, santa s naughty list is growing faster than alec baldwin s legal bills. police officers have been shot and killed at all time high, 314 officers have been shot so far, 43% increase since 2018. ambush attacks are up 126% and in almost every major city, murder rates are the highest in 30 years. merry christmas. crime is up because crime pays and the only people getting punished are people who don t break the law. even the kids are catching on. it s me, charlie. mom says santa sent me some amazon packages but i think t
the mid-terms. independents who put the president in office are having serious buyer s remorse. half of them say the president has done worse than they had expected. the white house dismissing it as the result of a rough and tough year. dana: that s an understatement. americans are paying more for just about everything. supply chain crisis is not going anywhere. bill: americans unhappy with the surge at the border not to mention the proposed $450,000 payment for migrants who came illegally. dana: parents who protested critical race theory finding themselves in the crosshairs of the biden justice department. bill: forn policy, that disastrous exit out of kabul. untold number of americans and allies still left behind and 13 service members killed. dana: congress finally passed the infrastructure bill. they relied on republican votes to get it across the finish line. the low approval numbers seen as a driving force in last week s republican victory in virginia and
americans walk the picket lines but employees at companies like john deere and kellogg s are fighting for. mental health concerns, parents, students and teachers rally as colleges grapple with suicides on campus. cbs news in depth. delivery workers kept america s largest city fed during the lockdown but they re increasing lig targeted for assault and robbery, how they re banning together to stop the violence. promise of health. after our cbs news report on lead water contamination in michigan aired, the news tonight about how officials are vowing to fix the problem. and she s the best in the business, meet the top athlete in a fast growing spo white house chief strategist steven was a no show on capitol hill today skipping his scheduled deposition before the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack. as much as they hate trump, as much as they hate me and all thesether folks, they fear you. reporter: but just a day earlier, bannon addressed this virgi
americans walk the picket lines but employees at companies like john deere and kellogg s are fighting for. mental health concerns, parents, students and teachers rally as colleges grapple with suicides on campus. cbs news in depth. delivery workers kept america s largest city fed during the lockdown but they re increasing lig targeted for assault and robbery, how they re banning together to stop the violence. promise of health. after our cbs news report on lead water contamination in michigan aired, the news ight about how officials are vowing to fix the problem. and she s the best in the business, meet the top athlete in a fast growing sport. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we re going to get to the news about moderna s booster shots in just a moment, but first there s breaking news involving former president donald john trump. we ve learned he will give a depos