this pandemic alright it s time to boost your news i knew. today the pandemic now tops 3600000 cases across the globe with about 254000 reported deaths about a 3rd of those cases right here in the u.s. where there are now over a 1000000 confirmed cases and about 70000 deaths meantime in hard hit new york a total of 319000 cases and 25000 deaths and now a mysterious illness has shown up in the state hospitalizing 15 kids leaving doctors puzzled artie s trinity chobits has the story. today new concerns coronavirus may be linked to another life threatening illness but something s up in the last few days it s beginning to concern our health department. and again parents pay attention because it doesn t involve our children. me york city issuing a health care alert after 15 cases of a multi-system employment or a condition called callous saki disease was detected in children under 16 years old in city hospitals according to officials 4 of the 15 children tested positive for corona
a russian national believed to have hacked into german parliament in 2015 but the suspect is also a wanted man in washington and taking stock of germany s progress fighting the pandemic the country has won praise for keeping death so low we ll examine what s behind the success and how germany is planning its next steps plus as if a pandemic wasn t enough to contend with the u.s. faces a new threat and invasion of giant killer hornets scientists are worried we ll tell you why. i m sorry kelly welcome to the program britain has passed a sobering milestone in its fight against the corona virus pandemic fresh data from the u.k. s office for national statistics reveal more than 32000 people have died from covert 19 that s the highest. amber in europe and 2nd only to the united states globally now the u.k. has been under lockdown since the end of march and strict social distancing rules remain in place a trial of a mobile phone app has just begun and authorities hope it will contai
taylyl.thanks for 3 waking up with us on this xxx 3 today look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s, but a cold front will come wednesday afternoon limiting highs into the upper 30s before the colder air settles in. starting tonight we will start to see several the arar. these systems are still evolving and changing, so nothing is set in stone. there is a slight chance for a mix tonight mostly south and as a slight chance for snow wednesday night as well. temperatures will generally stay in the around 40 for most of the week.yet another system comes in on christmas day, where there is a chance of most of the day, but by evening look fora wintry mix to start and then change to snow saturday for the remainder of the day. 3 3 it s really a tale of two coasts. parts of the pacific northwest are getting slammed with heavy snow and rain. in the northeast. temperatures are soaring thanks to el nino. c - b - s news correspondent don champion has the latest from new yor
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