Tonight, new questions about whether President Trump is in legal jeopardy after he's caught on tape,

pressuring a member of his own party to overturn Georgia's election.

The calls tonight for a criminal probe into the president of the United States after an hour-long phone call,

asking Georgia's chief elections officer to find enough votes to turn the state red.

I only need 11,000 votes. Tell us, I need 11,000 votes. Give me a break.

We speak with Georgia's Republican Secretary of State. Is it a criminal offense to ask a Secretary

of State to change a vote? Plus, the showdown in Georgia on the eve of the high-stakes runoffs that will decide control

of the United States Senate.

Breaking news, England to enter its strictest lockdown since March over concerns of the

new, more contagious strain of the coronavirus.

And that variant now discovered

in New York. New COVID outbreak, Big Box stores under siege. At one Costco, nearly 200 employees

test positive for the virus. And in the epicenter of Los Angeles, look at Dodgers Stadium,

five hours to get a test.

As the U.S. barely makes a dent in its vaccination target, why the FDA will consider this week giving half doses.

And some exciting news tonight, the first Americans to get their second dose.

I now have body armor.

Dangling by her jacket, the incredible rescue tonight of a skier holding on to a chairlift.

And with puzzles having a moment in the pandemic, the brother and sister team who set out to find the missing piece.

This is the CBS evening news with Nora O'Donnell, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening and happy new year. Thank you for joining us.

We are going to begin with breaking news because there are growing demands tonight for federal and state investigations into President Trump's unprecedented hour-long phone call with Georgia's top election official. Tonight, Democrats on Capitol Hill are asking the FBI to open a probe,

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