A new family a world apart united at last. This is grace, of course. Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Good evening to you. Im mia gradney reporting from the khou 11 news studio in houston. This has been an Easter Sunday like no other, with the coronavirus curbing celebrations around the world. More in a moment. First, we have breaking news. This is a dangerous day across the south as storms, including tornadoes sweep several states. The city of monroe, louisiana and several parishes have already been hit. Omar villafranca has the latest. The whole house has collapsed, yall reporter a tornado tore through the city of monroe, louisiana just before noon today. Jesus. At theseor reporter at least 20 homes were heavily damaged. The twister ripped away several roofs. Tornado, tornado reporter downed trees and power lines, and blocked roads across the city. Stop crying, bro. Reporter with the worst behind them, many people returned to search through the wreckage to salvage whatever t
The national zoo first on cbs. And later, true colors getting to the roots of our new reality. I did it myself this is the cbs weekend news. Gradney good evening to you. Im mia gradney, reporting from the khou 11 news studio in houston. Worldwide, coronavirus deaths now top 107,000, and today, the United States surpassed italy as the country with the most deaths. So far, more than 20,000 americans have died. About a third of all deaths have happened in new york. Today, the states governor says those numbers are stabilizing but at a horrific rate. Michael george is there and begins our coverage. Reporter the countrys largest gothic cathedral sits empty on this holy saturday as new york city is ravaged by the coronavirus. New york state alone has more coronavirus cases than any country on earth. Statewide, the death toll isgerd this week. Morgues in the city of eight million cant keep up. At new york citys Public Cemetery on hart island, burials are taking place five times a week. Funera
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