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[reporter] we are living through a real moment of history. -who s next? -[crowd] class war! all the world is watching! stand back and stand by. [reporter] the president has tested positive for covid-19. it is a scam-demic! [reporter] the coronavirus vaccine is here. the people of this nation have spoken! they have delivered us a clear victory. we will never give up, we will never concede. [crowd] whose streets? our streets! [amanda] while democracy can be periodically delayed, it can never be permanently defeated. [music] [crowd] five, four, three, two, one! [donald] hello everybody, happy new year. happy new year. we re gonna have a great year. i predict. i think it s gonna be a fantastic year. we had the best economic year, i think, in our country s history. beginning of 2020, it was donald trump s election to lose. he was doing pretty well. the economy was in great shape. wall street s major industries are all closed at record highs. the dow climbed above 29,200 poin ....
this is the cbs weekend news . dunbar: good evening, everyone, i am doug dunbar reporting from dallas-fort worth. it s crunch time for so many americans but there is still no deal in the nation a s gal to help those struggling in the severe health crisis and the economic fallout it caused. today the number of confirmed cases in this country topped 30,000. it is now the third highest in the world, nearly 400 have died. late today the president again addressed the growing crisis from the white house. we are working we re working urgently with congress on legislation to support the millions of workers, small businesses and industries that have been hit hard by the virus through no fault of their own. our goal is to get relief to americans as quickly as possible so that families can get by, small businesses can keep workers on the payroll. this will help our economy and you ll see our economy sky rocket once this is over. i think it s going to skyrocket. ....
u.s. has soared to well ov over 25,000 with more than 320-reported deaths. rapid testing could save countless lives. in europe, health officials in spain report a dramatic spike of 5,000 cases across the country in 24 hours. and the prime minister warned the crisis is only beginning. translator: unfortunately, the worse is yet to come. there are still hard days ahead. we will still have to receive the impact of the hardest, most damaging wave which will put all of our material and other capacities to the limit. cnn is covering this story from all angles around the world from hard-hit italy to nigeria which has weathered the ebola crisis and many cities in between. italy, of course, has far more covid-19 cases than any other country in europe. on saturday, it reported a staggering number of fatalities. nearly 800 deaths in 24 hours. in hard-hit northern italy, hospitals are at the breaking point. melissa bell has our report. reporter: the front line of europe s bat ....
thanks for your company, everyone. the coronavirus pandemic spreading so quickly around the world that health experts are having a tough time keeping track of all the new cases. right now johns hopkins university reporting more than 307,000 covid-19 infections worldwide. more than 13,000 people have died. in europe, italy, and spain have been getting hit the hardest. on saturday health officials in madrid reporting a dramatic spike of 5,000 cases across the country in just 24 hours. and the prime minister warned the crisis is only beginning. translator: unfortunately the worst is yet to come. there are still hard days ahead. we will still have to receive the impact of the hardest most damaging wave which will put all of our material and moral capacities to the limit. but there are some encouraging signs. the u.s. government has approved a covid-19 test that could speed up the verification of new infections. that kit promises to deliver test results in less than one ....