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morning announcements we are expecting later today from borisjohnson as he talks about his plan for the gradual and phased way out of lockdown for england. the prime minister says he is optimistic he ll be able to set out measures for a cautious easing of coronavirus restrictions, which have been in place since the start of the year. as you ve been hearing this is expected to include the opening of all schools in england from the 8th of march and some sports at the end of the month. but what about businesses such as non essential shops pubs restaurtants what do businesses want from the roadmap? joining me now is tej parikh, chief economist at the institute of directors. what do companies need to know from this announcement? businesses are hoping for a clear strategy. businesses are hoping for a clearstrategy. last businesses are hoping for a clear strategy. last year we hoped we would come out of lockdown, and it happened for a few weeks, only for more restrictions. ....
january 6th right despite a warning from intelligence officials that there might be. officials want the national guard to stay on in washington for a while yet. we begin tonight with a surge in illegal immigration putting the new white house team on the defensive and facing criticism that its own responses not much different than the one by the predecessor, which was heavily criticized. correspondent casey siegel is in eagle pass, texas, again tonight. good evening. john, good evening. federal agents out here working on the border saying that they are desperately trying to avoid a repeat of the 2019 humanitarian crisis down here. unfortunately, as new numbers and stats come in daily, their optimism is fading. despite its close proximity to the southern border. life on emily king s remote ranch in south texas is usually pretty quiet. maybe if i had one or two incidents in the last four years. that was then, this is now. to speak of the last month, 45 days, it had l ....
had people lining up to get them in. they are still millions and millions of unused doses around europe that aren t getting in actually vaccinating people and i think you should focus on supporting national government to fix that problem and they would not need to worry about that. , , ., ., , that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on this. - that. it s interesting that at times as well as focusing on this. it s i as well as focusing on this. it s picking up their new vaccination targets. it inoculated 4.6 million people. compare that to the uk. germany has changed their mind when it comes to the efficacy of the astrazeneca vaccine for over 65 year olds. there was a concern they did not have enough data to make that case for that but they had a change of heart. the? make that case for that but they had a change of heart. a change ....
time to waste. calls for consequences. the push tonight for president biden to hold saudi arabia s crown prince accountable after that u.s. intelligence report said he approved the murder of u.s.-based journalist jamal khashoggi. the u.s. issuing numerous sanctions, but none for the crown prince himself. flash flooding threat 16 million americans from arkansas to west virginia under flooding alerts tonight. thunderstorms, gusty winds, and hail possible. rob marciano is standing by. arrest warrant issued. the manhunt intensifying for a m.i.t. graduate now charged in the murder of yale student kevin jiang. what we re learning about a suv stolen on the same day as the murder. deadly plane crash. three killed after a small plane went down in georgia shortly after takeoff. debris landing on a mobile home. what the pilot reportedly did moments before impact. the disturbing scene out of oakland, california. an asian-american woman dragged by a car after a purse sna ....
over inequality. as coaches we need to really stick up for more than just dwib elling and shooting. duncan: sacred selection. the hunt is on for centuries old oaks to rebuild notre dame cathedral. and and later, unifying america. a lunch counter that once kept people apart is now bringing them together. we ve brought people to tears just by the history of the this is the cbs weekend news from new york, here s jericka duncan: good evening. this first weekend of spring, there s an expectation of change. and with vaccinations surging, life is edging back to normal. at least 81 million people in the u.s. have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine. more than 44 million are fully vaccinated. that s more than 17% of the population. but there could be trouble ahead as spring break crowds spark fears of new infections. cbs lilia luciano leads us off tonight from santa monica, california. lilia, good evening. reporter: jericka, covid is still top of mind for peop ....