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Kind of got shoved into the negotiations about whether the fed should continue to have the same emergency lending powers that it had had for decades, in fact, although they were expanded in the sense through the c.a.r.e.s act that passed earlier this year. this is an issue thats a thorny issue, but not entirely related to the fact that something like 12 million people were about to lose their unemployment benefits this week. it became a last minute roadblock. similarly there was this negotiation...

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Coronavirus patients in california hospitals right now and 3 rs 700 in intensive care y units. paul vercammen reports. >> reporter: the covid-19 disaster continuing in california, 46,000 new cases. 161 deaths, lower. but the hospitalizations are just terrible. about 17,000 hospitalized and 3.6,000 hospitalized in the intensive new unites and several dozen here. they have morphed the areas and when you talk to the nurses that face this daily theyre astounded by what happened to the patients. a 39...

Units. they have expended the e.r. area into the icu units. when you talk to the nurses who face this daily, they are astounded by whats happening to these patients. a 39-year-old nurse says its just getting to them. >> people that have no co-morbidities, have no health issues are in renal failure, heart failure, having blood clotting issues. unable to breathe, intubated. and, you know, you dont know whats going to happen or theyll pass away. what is so devastating about this virus. >> reporter:...

Will be dramatically influenced by the outcome of the two georgia runoff races. vice president-elect kamala harris making a campaign stop in the state today, a week after biden visited. >> let us use these days leading up to january 5th in the spirit of all that is good and right to make sure everyone we know understands their power, that they understand what is at stake. >> now, the president-elect has been very deliberative picking his cabinet, but were told that is likely going to mean a dela...

Coming up on "cnn newsroom," the cdc has given modernas covid-19 vaccine the green light. we have details about the millions of doses headed to states around the u.s. and who will get them. but that does not mean the crisis is over. far from it. doctors and nurses in california tell us about the tragedies unfolding before their very eyes. that story is ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ i am what i live. my way. the new fragrance giorgio armani. the new fragrance looking to save money this look at allstate.n? d...

Could be sued. that was put aside. democrats are talking about a big package when joe biden is president on january 20th. this fight will be delayed until then but its a hard fought battle and a deal has been reached. we expect to get approved in a matter of days here, money into the pockets of americans and well see if its enough. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. at this hour, doses of the moderna vaccine making the way to states around the u.s. how soon we can expect to see shots in arms. but...

A stroke, we may not have a bed for you. >> icu capacity in the state sat a mere 2 percent, ambulances waiting seven hours to get patients to the er. 19 states reporting record hospitalizations this week. former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb told "face the nation," infections wont peak until january. >> after those infections peak well continue to see deaths continue to increase for another three weeks. >> despite the danger, people standing in long lines for last minute holiday gifts, an ...

With covid-19. more than 317,000 have died and experts are predicting that cases have not yet peaked. but as we come on the air there is hope tonight that a new round of long delayed economic help could soon be on the way to americans. cpss chip reid has the latest at the white house. chip? >> good evening, jericka. leaders of both parties on capitol hill say they are confident that within a matter of hours they will pass a massive $900 billion covid relief package and send it here to the white ...