Tonight, a powerful storm creates havoc on Christmas Eve impacting more than 100 million Americans.

Dangerous conditions for driving and last-minute shopping, snow, rain, and high winds that could knock out power, all followed by a deep freeze.

Who will see an icy white Christmas this year? And if the pandemic didn't stop people from traveling, the weather might.

$2,000 checks, an update on the stimulus bill still in limbo as the legislation is being flown

to Florida in case President Trump decides to sign it. Plus, the president's parade of

pardons, one Republican senator calls them rotten to the core.

Vaccine delivery delay, the goal of 20 million doses won't be reached until early 2021, later than promised.

And the alarming milestone in California, more than 2 million cases in that state alone, are holiday gatherings to blame?

The surge that we are in right now was avoidable. Breaking news, officer to be fired.

The family of Andre Hill calls the shooting reckless murder

why Columbus's mayor says the police response was a stunning disregard for life.

Remote learning for America's homeless children.

What's being done to make virtual education possible for kids in family shelters?

That's so hard.

Are you falling behind?

Yes, I am.

Dramatic rescue.

A little girl is pulled from the rubble after a gas explosion leveled her home.

American kindness, how CBS News viewers came through for a family struggling during the pandemic.

And getting COVID creative, meet a photographer keeping a beloved Christmas tradition alive.

Use the Santa Tizer.

This is the, sir.

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