the way to a infrastructure bill. and the executive assistant pushed andrew cuomo of sexual misconduct speaks publicly for the first time. we have a preview of our exclusive interview. the we have a preview of our exclusive interview. the governor needs to be held accountable. duncan: the olympic games come to a close in tokyo. team u.s.a. closes competition with a gold rush. and later, competing couple, approximate it is an olympic sport, they did it, all of them. this is the cbs weekend news from new york, here s jericka duncan. duncan: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thanks for watching. we begin tonight with a spreading covid threat. even with just over half of americans now fully vaccinated, that s not enough to hold off a surge of new cases. the u.s. is now reporting an average 100,000 infections per day, up from 11,000 in late june. hospitalizations are also up averaging about 50,000 a day. cbs mola lenghi is in sturgis, south dakota tonight wh
at people who commute by train two or three days a week. new zealand weightlifter laurel hubbard is set to become the first transgender athlete to compete at the tokyo olympics. wales will find out tonight who they re playing in the knockout stages of the euros after getting through the group. senior health leaders say the government must start planning now for covid boosterjabs, due to be given in the autumn. they say the questions which need to be asked about the roll out include, will people get the same vaccine as the original one they got? how long does immunity from the original coronavirus jab last? and will children will be vaccinated? it comes as england s young adults continue to respond to the call to get a vaccine, with more than a million appointments made over the weekend. so far, nearly 60% of uk adults have had two jabs of the vaccine, meaning they are fully vaccinated. and more than four in five adults have had their first dose. here s our health corresponden
parties, to stop the spread of the omicron variant. good morning. england dig in down under as captainjoe root stands up to the australian bowlers, even if his side still have a mountain to climb, in the first test in brisbane. and weather wise, whilst it might be a bit on the chilly side today with one or two showers in the west, this weekend it gets milder but be prepared for some of you a good deal wetter. all the details here on breakfast. it s friday, the 10th of december. face masks are now compulsory in most indoor public venues in england under stricter measures to slow the spread of the omicron variant. theatres, cinemas and places of worship will require people to wear face coverings as part of the government s so called plan b restrictions, along with shops and public transport, as leboo diseko reports. a night out in london s west end. at this theatre, covid measures are already familiar. but from this morning, one more is back. anyone wanting to come and see a sh
i think we can move swiftly the weather. he has chris fawkes. red sky in the morning? yeah, that works today. here comes the cloud streaming in off the atlantic, is where the front on the way. the front is going to be bringing outbreaks of rain ultimately but we have some slightly milder air along with this friend pushing into the far south west of the uk, so as the rain arrives it will start to turn a bit milder whereas further north we don t really have any of that milder air so as the rain moves in scotland there will be a short lived spell of snow in the hills. it will turn back to rain eventually though. those temperatures then, picking up across the south west so southern wales and south west england, 10 11 this afternoon, but for many others are fairly cool feeling day, temperatures typically around 6 8. overnight tonight our band of rain pushes eastwards slowly clearing away from the east coast of east anglia and kent. what follows is some showers and clear spells. an
this is bbc news. i m ben thompson. the headlines. police say they re treating the killing of the mp sir david amess as a terrorist incident, after he was stabbed to death during a constituency surgery. side by side in grief the prime minister and leader of the opposition visit the scene as tributes are paid from across politics and sir david s constituency. his heart was in his community. he was the best constituency mp you could hope for. he was the best constituency mp you could hope for. could hope for. he was at his ha iest could hope for. he was at his happiest when could hope for. he was at his happiest when he could hope for. he was at his happiest when he was - could hope for. he was at his| happiest when he was helping could hope for. he was at his - happiest when he was helping people, he was happiest when he was helping people, he was a happiest when he was helping people, he was a true servant and an inspiration. also today: questions asked about how a