through this global crisis. and later, humans helping their best friends get through the quarantine or, is it the other put your mask on. this is the cbs weekend news. foster: good evening i m lesli foster reporting from wusa 9 in washington, d.c. small businesses and banks are getting ready for a mad dash as the new coronavirus relief program rolls out tomorrow. the first fund ran out of money. deaths from the virus in this tuntry now top 54,000. bure improving slowly. at least 20 states are set to bring back business some way in the coming days, but it will g a new normal. dean reynolds begins our coverage. reporter: in guthrie, oklahoma last night, the bulls and their riders were bucking in front of empty stands. let s go, let s go! it s showtime! reporter: near sioux falls, south dakota, a big race took place, but it was a driver s- only affair. ookh is life these days as fears of the virus overtake a desire for public gatherings. south dakota doesn t antic
testing capacity in the u.s. hunger in america: heartbreaking images of long lines for food donations, and how a renowned chef sprang into action, after seeing our report on a pantry that ran out of igod. new covid-19 symptoms: what we re learning tonight about the virus. it doesn t just attack the lungs. important warning signs to look out for. and we re going to end tonight with the strange things that happen when humans and their furry best friends are forced to spend every hour together. it s a story that s doggone perfect. s this i this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. s capital. o donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin with two staggering numhatilustrate the l the coronavirus is having on american life. as we come on the air tonight, one in every six american workers has lost a job since this crisis began. in the last week alone, 4.4 million people filed for unemployment benefits. t
we are happy the public really wants to get outside and enjoy the parks, but right now or usually, this is a different time. people need to consider staying home this easter. spivak east bay regional park says the parking lot closures are temporary and all restrooms , picnic areas about ramps will remain closed until shelter in place orders are lifted. many classes churches plan to hold services on the internet. they can spread god s word without spreading the virus. this reporter introduces us to a leader whose own fathers battling covid-19. for mac julie, i spoke with bishop about the challenges of coping with covid-19. he tells me having faith is key. we are really putting our faith into action. reporter: f bringing easter services from his church in east oakland to the community on facebook live. the church is empty physically, but words of hope will be offered through a taped sermon sunday morning. connect with the body of christ. hopefully it will keep our hea
olympic champion james cracknell will soon become the oldest person ever to roll in the varsity boat race. good afternoon. theresa may says there s a risk brexit won t happen, unless a deal can be agreed with labour. cross party talks have been taking place to break the stalemate on getting an agreement through parliament. labour says further talks are planned, but said it was disappointing that there had not been any movement on the government s so called red lines . here s our political correspondent nick eardley. what does theresa may do in the coming days? another brexit deadline approaching, still no breakthrough in talks with labour. the prime minister now says continuing to delay our departure could mean it doesn t happen at all. in a statement, she said. the leader of the commons admits talks with the opposition are happening through gritted teeth, but she says now is the time to deliver. i just do want to point out, we are out of time. we should have left on 29th ma
here, it really does. the accessible queue has now closed, and there s a warning the general queue will shut well before the funeral service. the line currently stretches back five miles. next week, the queen s coffin will be transferred to westminster abbey for herfuneral, led by the dean of westminster. right at the heart of this is a family funeral, we mustn t forget that. deeply personal and a very, very difficult thing for a family to navigate. but this is also a celebration of a quite extraordinary life. this evening, the queen s eight grandchildren, including princes william and harry, will hold a vigil by their grandmother s coffin. also on the programme. ukraine says more western weaponry is needed to beat the russians, as bodies are recovered from a mass burial site, newly liberated in north eastern ukraine. hundreds protest outside new scotland yard over the shooting dead of 24 year old chris kaba. and football pays tribute to the queen in the first full weekend of