i went through my stuff and i grabbed a pair and dropped them off. and later, this war veteran walked to help fight the virus, inspiring a nation. the sun will shine on you again. announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. good evening. i m shon gables, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlanta. more federal money could be on the way to struggling small businesses. at the same time, the debate over the reopening of the country is getting sharply political. the virus is still killing more than 3,600 americans in the last 24 hours. the u.s. death toll now tops 41,000. there are over 746,000 cases. we have correspondents covering all aspects of this crisis. meg oliver in new jersey starts us off. reporter: well, the army has been supporting several hospitals in new york city. they moved to new jersey for the first time this week to help an overwhelmed staff here at university hospital. but it s a different scene sh back te protests demanding coronavirus reopen in
eline bring their son and daughter or grandchild to their bedside. gables: sideline skiers and snowboarders unite to get goggles for docs. i went through my stuff and i grabbed a pair and dropped them off. gables: and later, this war veteran walked to help fight the virus, inspiring a nation. the sun will shine on you again. this is the cbs weekend news. gables: good evening. i m shon gables, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlanta. more federal money could be on the way to struggling small businesses. at the same time, the debate over the reopening of the country is getting sharply political. the virus is still killing more than 3,600 americans in the last 24 hours. the u.s. death toll now tops 41,000. there are over 746,000 cases. meg oliver in new jersey starts 746,000 cases. meg oliver in new jersey starts us off. us off. reporter: well, the army has been supporting several hospitals in new york city. they moved to new jersey for the first time this week to he
diaz: as cases snowball, ski resorts work to stay open. can you pull up your mask for me? diaz: and later, a timely honor for an aspiring innovator we first met three years ago. has it sunken in yet, or are you still flying high? i m still flying high. this is the cbs weekend news from chicago. here s adriana diaz. diaz: good evening. there is breaking news tonight. investigators have identified a person of interest in the christmas morning bombing in nashville. today, agents combed through a severely damaged downtown looking for clues after a parked r.v. rigged with explosives blew up. at least three people were hurt. cbs news chief justice and homeland security correspondent jeff pegues is at f.b.i. headquarters tonight with new developments. jeff, good evening. reporter: adriana, law enforcement sources tell cbs news that the leading theory right now is that the person responsible for that bomb blast may have been killed in the explosion. we re also being t
that we re giving them right now eline bring their son and daughter or grandchild to their bedside. gables: sideline skiers and snowboarders unite to get i went through my stuff and i grabbed a pair and dropped them off. gables: and later, this war veteran walked to help fight the virus, inspiring a nation. the sun will shine on you again. this is the cbs weekend news. gables: good evening. i m shon gables, reporting from wgcl cbs 46 in atlanta. more federal money could be on the way to struggling small businesses. at the same time, the debate over the reopening of the country is getting sharply political. the virus is still killing more than 3,600 americans in the last 24 hours. the u.s. death toll now tops 41,000.ivrt 6,00ses. meg oliver in new jersey starts us off. us off. reporter: well, the army has been supporting several hospitals in new york city. they moved to new jersey for the first time this week to help an overwhelmed staff here at overwhelmed staff