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new. so world news tonight is coming up next. thanks for joining us. have a g w weeks before the first reported death. tonight, how long the virus might have gone undetected here in the u.s. in nearly a half dozen cities. what we ve now learned. also, president trump speaking just moments ago. as we also learn tonight of a heartbreaking headline here in new york. the infant daughter of a new york city firefighter has died, just five months old. new york state reporting 1,300 hospitalizations per day. 438 deaths in just 24 hours. governor andrew cuomo revealing preliminary results of antibody tests across new york state. and in new york city, as well, what the numbers reveal. how many people may have been exposed to the virus and how many might have some form of immunity. tonight, we re out across
this country. california reporting its deadliest day yet. and despite the president saying georgia was acting too soon, the governor there will open salons, gyms and bowling alleys to
this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i m rebecca jones. the uk government urges people to stay at home as the death toll from coronavirus in the uk rises by 700, including a five year old boy. our thoughts today are also with the family of the five year old child with underlying health conditions who s tragically died. so again, you must stay at home to protect the nhs and to save lives. as china delivers 300 ventilators to nhs hospitals, the strain shows on front line hospital staff. it feels like a losing battle, but it s not because we ve all got hope and we re all trying too.
we re all trying to do what we can. spain records its lowest number of deaths this week, as the government says the crisis might be reaching its peak there. new york, the epicentre of america s outbreak, suffers its worst day as 630 deaths are recorded in the past 2a hours. sir keir starmer becomes labour leader and promises to work with the government to ta
so it s a real opportunity for independence, although they re having a hard time at the moment, if they can continue to capture that spirit of local, going forwards, and hopefully it will help them to recover quicker. the limited time shops have had to open means december is even more vital than ever, as they face pressure to make up for lost ground in the run up to christmas. katie prescott, bbc news. now it s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello, there. the weather s going to stay cold through the rest of the day today. there will be some patches of rain round as well, but earlier on we had some snow fall for a time. this was the early morning weather picture from the gloucestershire area, near the wye valley. now into the afternoon, as i say, most of us will see rain. there could be, though, a little bit of snow across the high ground of wales, and also across the high ground in scotland, particularly above around 200 metres elevation. generally, the weather imp
evening news, how some children s hospitals are turning to four like it friends when adults cannot vi t. captioning sponsored by cbs brennan: breaking news as we come on the air, white house on alert. president trump interrupted as he is holding a press ing erence, told to leave the white house briefing room by the secret service. what we re learning tonight. five million and counting, the number of coronavirus infections climbs as the fight over going back to school heats up. the high school that just closed after nine people test positive. plus the major college sports conference on the verge of canceling its football season. mask confusion. the new study just out, are some masks actually worse than not covering your face at all? what you need to know. deadly explosion, an enormous blast levels three houses in baltimore, killing at least one and trapping children beneath the rubble. my baby! brennan: tonight the frantic rescue efforts and the survivors pulled from the rubb