with all the ingredients picked from its gardens. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. i m tim willcox. in the last half hour, donald trump has outlined a litany of complaints against china as he announced the signing of an executive order stripping hong kong of its right to preferential economic treatment. president trump announced his moves saying the people of hong kong have had their freedoms taken away. today, i also signed an executive order ending us preferential treatment for hong kong. hong kong will now be treated the same as mainland china, no special privileges and no special economic treatment and no export of sensitive technologies. in addition to that, as you know, we are placing massive tariffs and have placed very large tariffs on china. that s the first time that s ever happened to china. i m joined now from los angeles by our correspodent peter
of the school year in the state s governor late today ordered a halt to indoor activities at certain businesses statewide. at the cases their search. california decisions short-circuited what had been a very profitable day for wall street with a stunning turn around the end. a factor, the treasury department reporting late today never before seen numbers among federal deficit. a fox coverage tonight, jonathan goes inside the virus numbers in the mortality rate in hospitalizations tonight from atlanta. kristin fisher starting us off live this evening from the north line. good evening, despite several days of the administration reopening schools, this afternoon, california too big school districts announced they would not be reopening for in person classes in august. so they may open for a return from class a little bit later in the year. it s a decision that impacts more than 700,000 students and president trump believes that it is aimed at hurting his chances for reelection
white house monday for a that, when what he should be doing is saying, keep your guard previously scheduled meeting with chief of staff mark from the white house. meadows. up. he should be talking about new washington governor democrat this hour, i ll speak with washington state governor jay jay inslee joins me, thank you, evidence on masks that we need inslee about how he managed to slow the spread in his state, thick cloth masks covering the governor, very much for being and to chicago mayor lori nose and mouth, not bandanna with me. the president has sidelined dr. masks, for instance. fauci and the white house has lightfoot as she promises to why isn t that coming from the launched a smear campaign crack down on businesses not against the country s top following city guidelines. surgeon general? infectious disease scientist in our team is in place across the why do we have to rely on civil the middle of a pandemic. country. we begin with nbc s joe fryer in your reaction
tonight, the u.s. now surpasses 136,000 deaths from coronavirus. and tonight, the head of the cdc warning that this coming fall and winter will probably be, quote, one of the most difficult times that we will experience in american public health. also, the new images coming in tonight, inside hospitals across the south. icus running out of space. in one hospital alone, 29 patients waiting for a bed. hard-hit florida reporting a record number of deaths in one day. los angeles on the brink tonight of ordering a stay at home order. and this evening dr. anthony fauci on any potential vaccine and his sobering prediction on when americans may no longer tonight on a key vaccine being tested. what we ve now learned. tonight, inside the school board meetings. teachers fearful for their own
health if they go back too soon. the teacher who served eight years in the military who said she did not sign up to teach to fear for her life going back to the classroom. the school board in one of th
this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. o donnell: good evening. this is our western edition. and we begin with breaking news in los angeles. after an intense manhunt lasting most of today, the police have arrested a man suspected of killing at least four people including two members of his family. jonathan vigliotti has late details on this. reporter: police say this man, 26-year-old jerry dean zaragoaza, is responsible for an all day shooting rampage that kept the city of los angeles on edge. police say it began early thursday morning, when zaragoaza allegedly shot and killed his 56-year-old father and 33-year- old brother inside the family s apartment. his mother was injured. just over an hour later, officers responded to another shooting at a los angeles gas station. police say zaragoaza walked up and shot two people working there. a woman in her 30s died from gunshot wounds. a male employee survived. we believe the suspect was involved in both of those c