getting the party started early. [laughing]. greg: and the great comedian jamie is here. he came from the show biz mecca alaska. he will use any excuse to move that state like looking for daylight. eskimos have 50 different words for snow and 150 for don t book jamie. here he is leaving his house in alaska. [laughing]. holy crap! greg: the last few hours of 2021 and so much has happened, i thought we could break down how the year panned out. all we want to do is go home and snuggle up with a bottle of cold duck and a sex doll. like everyballot we are mailing it in. kat is not awake. she is peaceful when she is unconscious which is 18 of the 24 hours her day. and tyrus, i would kiss him at midnight if i could reach his mouth. [laughing]. greg: let s do this instead. greg: introducing the guttos. gutties. the trophy is taller than the presenter. no one has ever done this. he are excited about breaking through grounds. biggest hypocrite of the year. gavin
i went as somebody s guest. ( laughter ) battiste: the tributes pouring in for actress betty white, who died just shy of her 100th birthday. and later, a million meals: americans answering the call for military families in need. this food makes a huge impact on their lives, on their family lives. this is the cbs weekend news. battiste: good evening, and happy new year. i m nikki battiste. adriana diaz is off. we begin 2022 with the world entering the third year of the pandemic, a scaled-down times square town ringing in the new year, as most of the united states faces explosive growth of daily new coronavirus cases. new infections are averaging nearly 400,000 a day, up a staggering 200% over the last two weeks. yet, hospitalizations are growing at a much slower rate than cases. elise preston leads off our coverage tonight from new york. elise. reporter: nikki, new york just hit a record 85,000 daily new cases. the omicron variant is also partially to blame for the
hospitalizations among children and straining nations hospitals and testing facilities. also on this new year s day, travel chaos shows no signs of easing. u.s. airlines canceling 2400 flight due to staffing shortages and bad weather. charles watson starts off live in atlanta, disease control headquarters. covid-19 getting the u.s. off to a rough start 2022 in terms of getting a handle on the pandemic, the omicron variant fueling sharp rise in cases as millions of americans get ready to wrap up the holidays and return to work or school. uncertainty in terms of what s next is u.s. averages 300,000 new cases a day and hospitalizations among children in record numbers, the nation s schools are sticking with plans to welcome in person learning while a handful of school districts opt to ease back to nearly half dozen georgia schools including atlanta public schools will go virtual when they resume classes next week and then we transition to in person learning in the days to foll
Incredibly emotional to share with each of you here with us today that we just officially broke one million meals for military families. ( cheers and applause ) reporter: enough to feed 7,000 families. this would not have been possible without the support of cbs shining a spotlight on the issue, and then the viewers who really leaned in to provide incredible support. reporter: these families have our backs. you had theirs. thank you, cbs viewers. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. battiste: the gift of giving. thank you to our viewers. and that s the news this saturday, january 1, 2022. we d like to close tonight recognizing the many people who work off camera contributing so much to the cbs weekend news. i m nikki battiste reporting in new york. good night, and happy new year.
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