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Tonight last one is peril. the authors of peril bob woodward and robert costa will be on morning joe, tomorrow morning. and what i hope is an even more extensive conversation that we will have here tonight. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. well good evening once again day 244 of the biden administration. the president is in new york tonight, just hours away from his first speech to the un general assembly as the united states president. and that just foreign policy. then there s his domestic agenda. followed up in congress. while the nation remained in the grip of a pandemic. our death toll has just passed 679,000 souls. that is now north of the 675,000 estimated to have been lost in the 1918 flu pandemic. this is now the deadliest ....
Look like a soft landing. that continues to stoke investors. christie lu stout, many thanks. the u.s. have hit another staggering milestone in the coronavirus. more than 675,000 people have now died from covid-19 since the pandemic began. for some perspective on that, that s greater than the entire population of las vegas. and it surpasses the country s estimated death toll from the 1918 flu pandemic. some encouraging news from pfizer which says trial data shows its vaccine is safe and effective for kids as young as five. it plans to ask the u.s. and european officials for authorization as soon as possible. dr. anthony fauci tells cnn is welcome news for millions of anxious parents. parents are very concerned of ....
Better time with kids back in school and the cases on the rise all across this country. the american academy of pediatrics says there were nearly 226,000 new cases among kids over the past week. the second highest total during the pandemic. a tent has gone up, look at this, outside of children s hospital of pittsburgh where the number of children coming to the emergency department is being called historic. now parents are counting the days until their children can get vaccinated, maybe by halloween, but we re still seeing nearly 2,000 americans dying unnecessarily every single day. the country passing a grim milestone today. more than 675,000 people have died of covid in the u.s. more than died in the 1918 flu pandemic. we have two weapons against this virus vaccines and masks. vaccines and masks. so it s no time for leaders who ....
The company says it will seek emergency use authorization and shots could be available as soon as halloween. it s a big development right now, children account for more than one in four new covid infections, and it comes as the u.s. passed another sobering milestone. covid has now killed more than 675,000 americans. that s more than the estimated death toll from the 1918 flu, and they had no vaccine back then. the other big headline today, president biden is easing airline restrictions, letting more travelers come in from europe and other regions, provided they re vaccinated, and test negative. a lot of new reporting for you tonight. cbs mola lenghi will lead us off from new york city. good evening, mola. reporter: good evening, norah. the new pfizer data suggests that its vaccine provides robust covid protection for the tens of millions of young americans who are still ineligible for the shot. today this middle and high school in manhattan closed for a week because of a covid outbr ....
Compiled by johns hopkins university. cdc estimates the spanish flu killed about 675,000 americans, nearly 680,000 now died from coronavirus to date. this month more than 32,000 deaths have been recorded, compared to about 28,000 in august. right now the united states is averaging about 2,000 deaths per day. so, joe, with all of the caveats about adjusting for population growth over this last century, that is a staggering number just to stop and absorb if you think about where we were, some of the estimates in february or march of last year, it calls to mind all of the people who said this is just the flu. the numbers show it s fewer cases and deaths than the flu. now we passed the 1918 pandemic in terms of deaths. just a breathtaking number. it is breathtaking when you consider that 100 years later we had we had all of the ....