Baltimore native Brittney Spencer moved to Nashville to pursue a musical career and soon was a backup singer for stars like Carrie Underwood. Then, a cover tune she posted online went viral, helping leading to an EP and helping launch her solo career. Spencer is now touring the country opening for Grace Potter, and just released her debut album. Now, from “My Stupid Life,” here is Brittany Spencer with “I Got Time.” Source

Baltimore native Brittney Spencer moved to Nashville to pursue a musical career and soon was a backup singer for stars like Carrie Underwood. Then, a cover tune she posted online went viral, helping leading to an EP and helping launch her solo career. Spencer is now touring the country opening for Grace Potter, and just released her debut album. Now, from “My Stupid Life,” here is Brittany Spencer with “If You Say So.” Source

The growing border battle in Congress is threatening to upend a bipartisan deal to overhaul immigration policies. President Biden has urged Congress to pass the deal, which he said would include tough reforms to secure the border, but House Speaker Mike Johnson warns it is likely dead on arrival. His words come amid concerns that Republicans are blocking the deal to help former president Donald Trump in the upcoming election. CBS News’ Christina Ruffini reports from the White House. Source

Baltimore native Brittney Spencer moved to Nashville to pursue a musical career and soon was a backup singer for stars like Carrie Underwood. Then, a cover tune she posted online went viral, helping leading to an EP and helping launch her solo career. Spencer is now touring the country opening for Grace Potter, and just released her debut album. Now, from “My Stupid Life,” here is Brittany Spencer with “My First Rodeo.” Source

Texas is doubling down on the U.S.-Mexico border, refusing to remove razor wire that would allow Border Patrol into a public park in Eagle Pass, Texas. Gov. Greg Abbott said the state will “hold the line” against border crossings, and 25 Republican governors have signed a letter supporting Abbott. CBS News’ Camilo Montoya Galvez has more from Eagle Pass. Source

They’re often the last item of clothing we don, but no outfit is complete without a great pair of shoes. For the first time, annual spending on shoes is expected to pass $400 billion. In Canada, a museum studies shoes throughout their ages and across the world, helping visitors understand just how much of a role footwear has played in human history. CBS News’ Dana Jacobson has more. Source

Authorities are investigating the deaths of three Chiefs fans who went to watch a football game and never came home. All three men were found frozen to death outside a friend’s house two days after watching the game there. Jordan Willis says he had no idea his friends were outside and authorities have said there are no obvious signs of foul play. CBS News’ Michael George has more. Source

A promising young athlete is murdered. Her suspected killer disappears and an international manhunt by U.S. Marshals begins. “48 Hours” contributor Jonathan Vigliotti reports Saturday, Jan. 27 at 10/9c on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. Source

Entrepreneurs and engineers are putting AI robots to work in the kitchen. In California, one restaurant is using the technology to handle dangerous kitchen tasks like working frying machines. CBS News’ Joy Benedict has more. Source

CaliExpress’s reliance on technology has reduced the amount of humans it needs to hire. Source