Remain stranded on cruise ships around the world. Is anybody out there . Signals from deep space are a mystery this morning for one specific reason. Do we want to know the answer . Thats a good tease. I dont know that we do. Oh, i want to know the answer. You do . Absolutely. There are aliens out there, everybody. All right. Kendis with the truth on this sunday morning, im lindsey riser alongside cori coffin. We will start with the breaking news, its been ongoing for more than a month but it continues, the outbreak, the coronavirus outbreak, reaching a tragic new milestone. The virus has now claimed more lives than the 2003 sars epidemic in china. As of this morning 813 people have died from coronavirus, compared to the 774 who were killed after contracting sars nearly 20 years ago. Right now there are more than an estimated 37,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus around the globe. That number is still on the rise. Joining us from beijing this morning is nbcs janis mackey fraye fraye
Warning that the worst may be to come. Christina coleman with the latest on the outbreak and from our l. A. Bureau. Hi, leland. The 60yearold american citizen died in wuhan on wednesday. The patient was apparently the First American fatality. Officials did not identify this person. Now, this person is one of 723 people who have died from this new strain of coronavirus since it was first reported on december 31st in wuhan, china. Almost all of the new fatalities were in and around wuhan in central china. The World Health Organization just gave us the very latest number, 288 cases in 24 other countries, and over 30,000 in china. As of yesterday, 72 countries implemented travel restrictions. Cruise passengers in japan are quarantined amid reports of 64 people now diagnosed with the virus. Japanese officials also turned another ship away, the holland americas westerdam, the japanese Prime Minister suspected some passengers on the vessel had had been infected and another ship, the Royal Car
Toll is rising topping 700 with an american now added to the list for the first time, the u. S. Embassy in beijing saying unidentified 60yearold died in china which is the epicenter, you know this comes as two flights arrived yesterday, they evacuated it, about 300 americans from wuhan, those passengers now quarantined by military bases or nearby hospitals for at least and trying to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, here is how President Trump handled the outbreak. We had a good talk with president xi and we talked mostly about the coronavirus, they are working really hard and i think they are doing a very professional job, we are working together but working with them, cdc is working with them. Christina coleman with the latest there. The First American to die from the virus was a woman with Underlying Health conditions, embassy in beijing says the 60yearold died this week, officials did not identify this person. As the death toll continues to rise, the Chinese Government is now
Travelers in an effort to contain the epidemic. State of emergency the destruction out west after days of flash flooding. And how kobe bryant made dreams come true. Off the court. This is the cbs weekend news. Yuccas good evening. Im jamie yuccas. We begin on the campaign trail with just 72 hours until the nations first primary in new hampshire. Democratic president ial contenders are crisscrossing the granite state, all of them making their final pitch to voters. The latest polls show a tight race, led by senator Bernie Sanders, with Pete Buttigeig a close second. Killion leads us f ninight in manchester. Leko reporter with four days to go, democratic president ial candidates were out in force. We now have the opportunity to look to the future. Reporter Pete Buttigeig went back to the future, touting support from actor michael j. Fox. Hes not trying to pull one over on me. Reporter the latest local polls show buttigieg gaining ground in the granite state, running almost even with fron
A mass shooting Wednesday, in which eight students and a security guard were killed at a school in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, was a reminder that such attacks are far less common outside the United States.