Fishermen on a small Canadian island are seeing a change in aquatic populations due to global warming. With warmer waters, oysters are available for longer stretches of the year and lobsters are abundant. Jeff Berardelli shares their story.
Holiday travel is ramping up as the Delta and Omicron variants of COVID-19 continue to plague the country. With TSA already seeing an increase in travellers over last year, health officials are advising Americans to get tested and boosted. Marci Gonzalez has the story.
Supply chain disruptions and slug and chip shortages means there are fewer new cars available for purchase. As a result, used cars are soaring in value and lots are scouring to keep up inventory. Errol Barnett has more.
As COVID-19 continues to surge across the U.S., people are flocking to testing sites. Meanwhile, local business' holiday traditions are beig canceled due to the rise in cases. Elise Preston updates.
Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Weeked News with Meg Oliver."
Musical guest Charli XCX announced she could no longer perform shortly after the show said their would be no live audience on Saturday.
The $1 billion plan uses some of the $3.5 billion earmarked in the infrastructure bill for Superfund site cleanup.
Supply chain delays and the coronavirus pandemic have caused prices to skyrocket over the past year. The most recent data from the Labor Department shows the annual inflation rate is up 6.8% from the same time last year, but despite the price hikes, millions of people are quitting their jobs in search of new opportunities. Luke Pardue is the principal economist at the payroll platform Gusto. He spoke to Lana Zak about why so many Americans feel now is the time to quit.
The surge comes as officials express growing concern over the Omicron virus.
