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The survey reveals the road rage capital of the country. Also ahead, what has happened

to 60 minutes? But first, residents in Georgia casting another ballot for US Senate. Ladies

Polish, Joe Democrat, Raphael Warnick with a six-point lead over Republican and her show Walker.

Neither candidate passed a 50% threshold last month in Georgia. A win by Warnick would

pad the Democratic majority in the Senate, 51.49. Both campaigns have spent $10 million

in the past four weeks. The CDC wants, again, urging residents to wear masks inside. A

dangerous combination of the flu, COVID, and other respiratory diseases is causing a spike

in hospitalizations. Doctors say the latest strain of COVID, 10 times more transmissible

than the other variants. Cases in California, New York, Texas, up 25% compared to the summer,

went down significantly since last January. Time magazine, listening to their contenders

for the year, Chinese dictator Xi, United States Supreme Court, all of them, the law

on musk, Liz Cheney, Ukraine President Zelensky, Philanthropist, Mackenzie Scott, protesters

in Iran, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. Last year's

winner, you may remember, was Elon Musk for his work on electric cars and space travel.

Newsweek ranking the worst cities in America for road rage. Towns are judged by violent

altercations and intentional collisions. Top of the list this year, L.A. Chicago, New

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