crisis rages on. israel s prime minister vows to keep pummeling hamas, despite president biden s call for de- escalation. plus, children of war. we ask 10-year-olds from gaza and israel what they tell each other if they met. i d just hug her and tell her that i know what you feel. she . o donnell: trump organization under criminal investigation. could the bombshell announcemene from new york s attorney general mean possible jail time for the former president? deadly flooding: after more than a foot of rain in the south, homeowners scramble to save their belongings. evictions in america: cbs news gets rare access to an eviction court, where families have one last chance to stay in their homes. and hero officer: watch this virginia sheriff s deputy lift a car off a trapped woman. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin to
cease-fire. let s start our coverage straight over up on capitol hill. congressional correspondent ryan nobles is joining us now. ryan, the house vote on the january 6th commission will happen, we re told, at any moment now. tell us what we can expect. reporter: that s right, wolf. right now on the house floor they re debating an issue over whether or not to keep mask usage on the house floor, a tactic by republicans to cause trouble for house speaker nancy pelosi. shortly after that vote wraps up here in the next 15 minutes or so we expect the voting to begin on the fate of this 1/6 commission bill. we expect it will pass relatively easy. the question will be how many republicans will get on board in the support and passage of this bill? we anticipate it could be somewhere in the range of 20 to as many as 50 republicans. this despite the fact that house republican leadership kevin mccarthy, steve scalise have encouraged their members to vote against it despite the fact it
and crisp that they are safe and effective, and also, i would beg of you not to just take my word for it or dr. fauci s word for it but ask people around you how they foelt after getting the vaccine and moreover how they feel in the confidence around just entering the world again after being vaccinated and hopefully that helps. dr. corbett, you have talked about the importance of not just saying things but listening and meet them where they are. why is that so important? because you know, a lot of what is termed vaccine hesitancy which i like to call vaccine inquisitiveness coming from populations that haven t been listened before so i think it s teem for us as scientists and people in the medical profession to just say, we hear you. we understand. and this is what we can give back which is the information so that you can make an informed choice for yourself. we have another question there from the audience. hi. i m jessica. thank you for your work for mankind. my hus
the vaccine, and moreover, how they feel and their confidence around entering the world after getting vaccinated and hopefully that helps. dr. corbett, you have talked about the importance of not just saying the things to people but also listening and meeting them where they are, why is that so important? because a lot of what is termed vaccine hesitancy, and i like to call it vaccine inquisitiveness, comes from people that haven t been listened before. i think that it was time as scientists and people in the medical profession to just say, we hear you, we understand and this is what we can give back, which is the information so that you can make an informed choice for yourself. very important. we have another question from the audience. hi, i m jessica. thank you so very much for your work, for mankind. my husband, myself, we are vaccinated. i was vaccinated, i was hesitant to vaccinate my 16-year-old, but now i am afraid to vaccinate my minor. what assurance can you
to punish the uk for brexit. a new nationalflagship is to be commissioned by the government in a bid to boost british trade and industry overseas. good afternoon. the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi says the government will be cautious and look at all the data, before deciding whether to end covid restrictions in england next month. his comments came as the chief executive of nhs providers said the rural hospitals are dealing with a heavy backlog of non cosmetic care. warned that hospitals are dealing with. he also said very, very few coronavirus patients in hospital in england have received two covid jabs, showing the vaccines provide very high levels of protection. our health correspondent catherine burns reports. ready, steady, go. we re in a race, vaccines against the virus, and this was the start on december the 8th. maggie keenan was the first person in the uk to get vaccinated outside of clinical trials. that was less than six months ago. now, about three quarte