Super Tuesday voters gave Joe Biden wins in a surprising 10 states. Bernie Sanders took three, with California leaning his way. Ed O’Keefe reports. Source
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House approves $8 billion emergency bill to fight coronavirus
The House has approved an emergency bill to spend more than $8 billion to fight the coronavirus. The president met with United Airlines executives to cut the number of flights within the U.S. by 10%. Paula Reid reports. Source
Basketball player gets back on court four years after coma
Josh Speidel spent six weeks in a coma, but was kept on scholarship and was finally able to take the court at the end of his senior season. Source
“CBS Evening News” headlines for Wednesday, March 4, 2020
Here’s a look at the top stories making headlines on the “CBS Evening News with Norah O’Donnell.” Source
House approves $8 million emergency bill to fight coronavirus
The House has approved an emergency bill to spend more than $8 billion to fight the coronavirus. The president met with United Airlines executives to cut the number of flights within the U.S. by 10%. Paula Reid reports. Source
New York coronavirus cases trace back to Manhattan lawyer
New York officials say about 1,000 people are expected to go into either mandatory or self quarantine in Westchester County. Meg Oliver reports. Source
Colorado lawmakers pass death penalty repeal
After five previous attempts, the Colorado House finally passed a repeal of capital punishment. Governor Jared Polis says he will commute sentences of three people on the state’s death row. CBS Denver reports. Source
San Francisco’s affordable housing plan could also mean fewer jobs
Project E could lead to more affordable housing in San Francisco, but critics say it could also mean higher office rents and fewer jobs. KPIX reports. Source
State-wide proposition asks Californians for billions to build new schools
Proposition 13 is asking Californians for $15 billion in taxpayer funding to update public schools. KESQ reports. Source
Arkansas officials concerned about outdated voting machines
Eleven out of Arkansas’s 75 counties still have outdated voting machines, and officials fear they won’t hold up. KTHV reports. Source