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madness we faced, delta, omicron, a war on u.s. history, a massive rollout plan that vaccinated hundreds of millions of americans, despite widespread anti-vaccine madness. we also saw something we rarely see in the criminal justice system for black folks, accountability. it was a year that woke everyone up in a pivotal and scary time for our country. next year, it is just as wild, probably wilder. hang on, folks, there is still a lot of work to be done. joining me now is michael steel former chair of the republican national committee. jason johnson, professor of journalism and politics at morgan state university. thank you all for being here. i appreciate you guys. we will sign our positives. i like to get right to the negative. not today. not today. we will go for the positive first. we like to do a segment here called who won the week? you guys are veterans of this fun plan, now we want to know who won is whole year? let s start off positive, chairman steel, my friend ....
constitution demands him somewhere, somehow in all the madness we faced, delta, omicron, a war on u.s. history, a massive rollout plan that vaccinated hundreds of millions of americans, despite widespread anti-vaccine madness. we also saw something we rarely see in the criminal justice system for black folks, accountability. it was a year that woke everyone up in a pivotal and scary time for our country. next year, it is just as wild, probably wilder. hang on, folks, there is still a lot of work to be done. joining me now is michael steel former chair of the republican national committee. jason johnson, professor of journalism and politics at morgan state university. thank you all for being here. i appreciate you guys. we will sign our positives. i like to get right to the negative. not today. not today. we will go for the positive first. we like to do a segment here called who won the week? you guys are veterans of this fun plan, now we want to know who won is whole ye ....
morning. brian, with your permission, i would like to tell people not to get dressed this morning in their real people clothes. brian: right. carley: stay in christmas pajamas all morning long. brian: you got my permission. go ahead, carley, for this one day. carley: we would like to share some pictures of our christmas traditions, hopefully you can send us pictures of yours as well. steve, would you like to share a picture of yours? first of all that is me and husband pete. we are in chicago in picture. [cheers] carley: every year go to the chris king gel market in chicago and i m drinking a glass of soto. ho ho ho. steve: that sounds fantastic. word to toe bow audio guy i cannot hear brian. anyway, i m going to describe that picture right there. one of our christmas morning traditions is kathy makes kathy has written cookbooks and we always have a big casserole but on christmas morning, kathy makes gingerbread cookies and the kids eat them. there is mary actually ....
rates in the u.s. are the highest they have been in three months, though experts say that doesn t necessarily mean hospitalizations and deaths are will be as high as in previous surges. still, the president will lay out a sweeping plan to beat back this tide. priority one. flood the zone with free covid tests. we have had in the past not as many tests as everyone would have wanted or needed, but part of the president s program, which he will be speaking about this afternoon, is to dramatically increase the availability of testing and putting up about 20,000 testing sites, with getting half a billion tests very quickly, literally within the next few days, and then have a situation where you can get anywhere from 200 million to half a billion tests per month. but a key question. with the travel rush in full gear already, is this push too late? the tsa has screened more than 10 million people at u.s. airports in the last five days, and the agency estimates 30 million h ....
variant driving new infections and hospitalizations nationwide while omicron spreads. reporter: i m michael george in new york where too fight a winter surge masks will be required indoors. o keefe: joy ride a blue origin rocket, paying customers blast off to the edge of space. later as army-navy battle it out on the gridiron, veterans in tennessee meet again to share war stories. it was my honor to have served. this is the cbs weekend news. o keefe: good evening, i m ed o keefe. adriana diaz is off. mother nature has brutalized part of the country yet again as deadly storms scraped across at least six states overnight, causing what s likely to be the deadliest american weather disaster in more than four years. meteorologists haven t made final determinations, but by all accounts the dam is historic. look at this: the path of destruction stretches across parts of arkansas, mississippi, missouri, tennessee, illinois and kentucky. dozens are feared dead and deb ....