Tonight, the u. S. Now surpasses 136,000 deaths from coronavirus. And tonight, the head of the cdc warning that this coming fall and winter will probably be, quote, one of the most difficult times that we will experience in American Public health. Also, the new images coming in tonight, inside hospitals across the south. Icus running out of space. In one hospital alone, 29 patients waiting for a bed. Hardhit florida reporting a Record Number of deaths in one day. Los angeles on the brink tonight of ordering a stay at home order. And this evening dr. Anthony fauci on any potential vaccine and his sobering prediction on when americans may no longer tonight on a key vaccine being tested. What weve now learned. Tonight, inside the school board meetings. Teachers fearful for their own
health if they go back too soon. The teacher who served eight years in the military who said she did not sign up to teach to fear for her life going back to the classroom. The school board in one of the countr
Many, but fears that we would see up to 240 maybe 250,000 of them, in the earliest days fears that it could go into the millions and the latest on this and its sort of a loosest it matt is that it will be around 60,000 and theres no way of knowing for sure, but some of the more alarming statistics we heard maybe thanks to all of these Safety Measures taking place have at least improved the odds and rather dramatically and well also update you on some alarmingly in a good way improving numbers on hospitalizations. Remember, deaths sadly are a lagging indicator. Hospitalizations are more forwardlooking, and they are going down, in new york, in new jersey, in michigan, in minnesota, and that is a trend that could be the economys friend, and pave the way to easing up on the stayathome provisions well get the latest from the governor of connecticut , and the governor of mississippi, a democrat and a republican, each facing his own battles in a state where residents also want to get some cla
Oh, yes, i always did. Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. This is our western addition. The cross border war between israel and the palestinians in gaza escalated dramatically today prompting president obama to call israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to offer u. S. Help to arrange a ceasefire. Israels military says the palestinians fired well over 100 rockets into residential areas of israel today. The israelis say that their aerial assault on gaza hit about 500 targets. So far this week at least 80 palestinians, most of them civilians, have been killed. Violence between israel and the palestinians in gaza has been going on for decades, of course. This latest battle was sparked by the kidnapping and murder of three jewish students in the west Bank Last Month and the revenge killing of a palestinian teenager. Holly williams is in gaza city. In broad daylight on a busy street in gaza today, this car was incinerated by a
Under wartime conditions, when new home construction has been sharply curtailed by material shortages and when war housing is necessarily reserved for occupancy by the most essential war workers, the maintenance of a sound financing system for older home properties has become increasingly important, W.T. Pate, state director of the Federal Housing Administration, said today.