it is a new era in this crisis. and as we come on the air tonight, there is still a divide in this country about whether we are moving too quickly or not fast enough to reopen. tonight, as some restaurants are beginning to serve customers again, in other states, including new jersey and california, there are increases in coronavirus infections and deaths. nationwide, there are more than 1,067,000 cases of the virus, and nearly 63,000 people have died. today, we learned nearly four million more americans filed for unemployment in the lft week alone, pushing the total number out of work past 30 million. there is some new hope tonight about getting the pandemic under control. the president says he is launching an ambitious program to fast track a vaccine by january, something top experts say could be possible. our team of correspondents have all of this covered, and carter evans is going to lead us off tonight in newport beach, california. carter. reporter: for most of the day
suburbs and even some points close to i-95 and a lot of rural south jersey down around the freezing mark this morning and frost on the windshield in a couple of spots wouldn t be out of the question with the winds running fairly light this morning. here s how it s going to go. 35 degrees in philadelphia by 7:00. i know we bounced up to 40 but we were in the upper 30 s a little time ago and i think we still have room to go down a little bit this morning. and then 44 degrees by 10 o clock. by noon, 48 degrees and your high today is going to be 53. cool not as breezy as the last couple of days. by 6 o clock back down to the 50-degree mark. that is your 12-hour forecast. karen rogers, we do have better weather coming for the weekend. in fact we re beginning to bounce those numbers up a little bit. details on that coming up. just in time for the weekend. good to go but you re told this morning so warm up that car. looking outside live at least we re dry so no problems there. thi
the tone of the 2016 campaign. what is your view in the way the candidates are engaging with each other. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. if not by phone, you can weigh in on social media. .cspanwj twitter.com/cspanwj. journal@c-span.org. ben carson sidestepping a clash with donald trump. a story out of south carolina. ben carson is quoted this way soundedomething that like i was questioning his face. i was not. i was talking about mine. it was said in an inappropriate way. never my intention to impugn other people. his display comes after jeb bush, scott walker, and lindsey graham found themselves diminished after tussling with mr. trump. also, a front-page story on donald trump. we can take a look. the headline says donald trump s one-man roadshow. hostility.id rival he says everybody who attackes e is doomed. here is one attack. donald trump is not a serious candidate. he is a narcissist. he believes in his himself. i
sidewalks and streets icy this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has joined us. tom, has the winter mix moved out? yeah, it has. temperatures have warmed up a little bit above freezing, just a couple of degrees, and that has made a huge difference. still, there are icy spots on sidewalks and steps and some driveways and parking lots that are untreated. looking at storm team 4 radar, you see all the areas of pink that you mentioned earlier pretty much dissipated. here s the pink, the icing on our legend there. any area in green is light lingering rain. it will temporarily come to an end in the metro area. there s another area of rain farther south and west of us. that will be moving into the metro area again as we get into the afternoon but not a lot of rain, just some light rain moving through. watch out still a few icy spots around. temperatures in the mid 30s. reagan national is at 35. most areas are well above freezing now so the ice is slowly melting. it d
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