Tonight, the first COVID vaccine is ready for rollout, awaiting the green light from the FDA,

as the U.S. experiences the worst week of the pandemic.

The logistical puzzle tonight, getting the Pfizer vaccine from deep freezers in Michigan into the arms of Americans across the country.

While it will require precision, the storage box can only be open twice a day as hospitals

around the country practice and prepare for approval.

Presidential pressure.

Did the White House tell the FDA commissioner to approve the Pfizer vaccine today or find a new

job?

COVID's growing toll. More Americans have died from the virus than

died during World War II. Mississippi is out of ICU beds, as hospitals are at the breaking

point. It's really hard right now to feel helpless. Plus, New York City bans indoor dining.

Breaking news, a car drives through a protest in New York

City, what we're learning tonight about the injuries. Historic decision. The Electoral College meets on

Monday, signifying the official end of the election. As we learn, electors from Michigan will be

offered police escorts to the statehouse.

The Biden cabinet is introduced.

Instead of a team of rivals, he has a team of repeats.

And CBS's Steve Hartman is on the road with a top secret mission.

Hi, this is a secret Santa.

Delivering holiday cheer for essential workers.

Kimberly, that's a thousand secret Santa dollars for you.

Oh, my God.

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