Biomedical advance research and development authority, issued a stark warning to Congress Today saying time is running out the address the outbreak and that things will get worse without a nationwide strategy for testing and distributing the vaccine, something he says the country doesnt have. And as we come on the air ow bad things already are. The virus has now killed more than 85,000 people right here in the u. S. , and there are more than 1. 4 million confirmed cases nationwide. Beyond the staggering loss of life, tonight were also learning more about the economic toll of this pandemic. Nearly three million americans filed for Unemployment Benefits in the last week alone. And theres breaking news just coming in tonight on that deadly Mysterious Illness affecting children across the country. Its already killed three children, and tonight the c. D. C. Is drawing a direct link between the disease and coronavirus and asking doctors to report those suspected cases immediately. Well, ther
Are packing bars and restaurants hours after the States Supreme Court overturned the governors dge calling them the one judge calling them the definition of tyranny. The f. B. I. Seizes a republican senators iphone did the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee Use Insider Information to profit off of the pandemic . Plus. You know what it is. Triangle. Odonnell a lesson from a fiveyearold. Why she wants to follow in her mothers footsteps. This is the cbs evening news with Norah Odonnell reporting from the nations capital. Odonnell good evening, and thank you for joining us. The top government scientist charged with helping to develop vaccines for coronavirus says lives were lost because the Trump Administration ignored his warnings in the early days of the pandemic. Rick bright, who was ousted last month as the head of the Biomedical Advance Research and development authority, issued a development authority, issued a stark warning to Congress Today stark warning to Congress Toda
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