next move. the trump movement is alive and well. new cases plummeting covid reaching the newest levels we have seen in months what s behind it and the new vaccination milestone. 2 million doses given in just one day. life on the other side how should you live your life once fully vaccinated we ask the experts can you hug your grandkids. under fire the host of prime time shows stepping aside the coulntroversy over racism and bachelor. and plus meghan markle what it means for announcing their new birth. good evening i m in for kate snow tonight 110 million americans are in the path of severe winter storm systems. take a look at this map. the deep freeze snow and ice impacting states coast to coast. it was chaos on the roads today. the worst so far was this fiery pile up outside oklahoma city. in texas the snow came down fast. but the bigger danger was the ice. this 18 wheeler jack knifing on icy roads near austin. as the storm marches north and east, a deep freeze i
now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the cost of covid can be counted in so many different ways. first in the ledger is the mounting death toll. next comes the economic cost, jobs lost, businesses ruined. and then there is the disastrous impact on culture. in much of the world we cannot gather to enjoy the arts live. the creative world we used to know may be hard to revive. my guess is one of the uk s top live music promoters, harvey goldsmith. has the cultural cost of covid been ignored? harvey goldsmith in london, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. back in november, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. back in november, you welcome to hardtalk. thank you. back in november, you said - back in november, you said this. you said, almost 50% of events agencies , such as your own, i guess do not expect to survive beyond the end of this year, and if it goes to february beyond, that is where we are now, seventy 5% will not survive if events have not r
republican united states senate continues to spew. ahead, we ll hear more of the testimony from the police who were defending the capitol from trump rioters on january 6th. plus, tiger woods is said to be awake, responsive and recovering after crashing his car and undergoing emergency surgery. doctors say the injuries to his legs are severe, but are they career ending? we ll also update you on the race to vaccinate the country as vaccine makers say more doses are on the way. and republicans dig in on a few of president biden s cabinet nominees. senator john cornyn says president biden needs to big someone to who not bashed people on both sides of the aisle. interesting. irony. it s a good point to make. very long time. definitely should not happen. john cornyn supported a guy for do we have to state this? for well over four years that promoted the most damaging conspiracy theories i would say in never said a word. perhaps in the history of the united
minimum rate hike will be included. we have energy s shannon pettypiece covering the white house and nbc s lee anne caldwell on capitol hill. shannon, we will start with you. the big focus from president biden is also on the economy. what can you tell us about this bipartisan meeting? second, about the executive order he is going to sign today. reporter: the meeting is intended to be focused on the supply chain issue, which this executive order relates to. of course, with everything you just mentioned going none washington, it would not be surprising if other topics happen to come up with a bipartisan group of members of congress. on the supply chain issue it s something members of congress have talked about bringing up legislation related to, the pandemic brought awareness to a lot of the weaknesses in the american manufacturing sector. everything from ppe to semiconductors have been in short supply at various points. this executive order would initiate a review. basical
fighting for her life after suffering a brain injury. the senate impeachment battle lines, with the trial of former president trump less than two days away. and new video tonight showing a protester leaving the capitol the day of the deadly siege saying, we won the day. one of at least a dozen rioters charged who say they believed they were following the president s orders to fight like hell. the deadly avalanche threat. 15 fatalities. the most in one week in more than a century. four skiers killed in utah s back country. survivors frantically digging through the snow. and one lucky snowboarder describes the moment he was swept up. and my conversation with a trailblazing journalist who broke news and barriers right here at this anchor desk. paving the way. good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i m linsey davis. we begin with the dangerous winter weather. more than 100 million americans slammed by snow and bone-chilling cold. a fast-