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More than 2,000 lives have been lost. the cdc saying this deadly new phase is largely because so many are now indoors because of the colder weather. and half of all transmissions are from people with no symptoms. that guidance on universal mask wearing now, urging people to wear masks indoors no matter where you go. the nations hospitals. we heard from front line workers who say theyre overwhelmed and under siege. they say they sit in the hallways. its like a tidal wave of patients. a stay-at-ho...

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Our breaking news right now 278,000 americans now have lost their lives to covid-19, nearly 3,000 died yesterday alone. it is now the leading cause of death this week in the united states. we asked cnns sara sidner to take a closer look at how the pandemic has changed life across the united states as we approach what experts are now predicting will be a very, very dark winter. >> my business pretty much tripled. >> reporter: in imperial county, california with an 18%

Nearly 50 years, the couple died less than 60 seconds apart >> it is tough enough to lose one parent but this was the worst. >> reporter: tonight a tragic loss shared by a growing number of families miguel almaguer, nbc news im richard engel tonight in london. a cautionary look at the challenges of rolling out a coronavirus vaccine for the world in time to save millions just yesterday the uk made headlines becoming the first country to approve the use of the pfizer vaccine for the public deliv...

The pfizer vaccine is rolling out across the united kingdom, but there will be fewer doses than initially thought. the drug maker announced it will only be automobile to ship half of the number of vaccines it had originally planned. tonight we have new details about why that is the case. our report tonight from nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: a cautionary look at the challenges of rolling out a coronavirus vaccine for the world in time to save millions. just yest...

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The pfizer vaccine is rolling out across the united kingdom, but there will be fueler doses than initially thought. the drugmaker nounced itll only be able to ship half the number of vaccines it had originally planned. tonight we have new details about why that is the case. our report tonight from nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: a cautionary look at the challenges of rolling out a coronavirus vaccine for the world in time to save millions. just yesterday the u.k....

Been greater. putting disability backin been greater. putting disability back ina been greater. putting disability back in a positive spotlight once again. when england won the rugby world cup in 2003, just one player in the squad was from black or minority ethnic backgrounds. at last years tournament, that figure was up significantly, to more than a third of the 32 players who made the trip to japan. there have been huge strides forward at the top level — but beno obano, bath prop — says th...

Environmental consequences. justin rowlatt explains. the effects can be devastating. with drought, flooding, and asked him whether becoming more common. this year we had seen wildfires across the world in australia, california, brazil, and even in siberia which recorded a sweltering 38 celsius, the highest average temperature north of the arctic circle. experts say this would have been almost impossible without human caused climate change. the world meterological organisation says that warming i...

Seized a pandemic and created an electoral epidemic, but we are fighting, new lawsuit today in wisconsin just filed, we hundred 66 pages detailing how wisconsin law was violated. so these people are real, these stories are important. >> sean: thank you. you took a lot of heat. you told us about them. you told us what were in them and now its all been corroborated in your own voice. thank you. i wish it would have happened sooner, but -- you know, weve been waiting to hear from people. we are hea...