delia gallagher joins us from rome. one year later what does life look like in italy? >> reporter: well, rosemary, like in many countries, times are still difficult in italy. not like it was one year ago when the first case of coronavirus was discovered in the tiny town in northern italy which led to the first national lockdown in europe. one year on we went back to speak to some of the residents. take a listen. february 21st, 2020, is a date the people of codog fno, italy, will never forget. the first case was reported here and it was what became a national and international pandemic. the resident said it was the mother of all tests. we live differently now. the mayor said he still gets goose bumps when he remembers that day which took them all by surprise. seeing the risk in europe, he says, was practically zero, nothing. instead, it was among us and already stricken. from that first patient italy has seen the disease spread to more than 2.7 million citizens and close to 100,000 have died. 324 people died in the first three months as well. in a town of 16,000 residen

cnn's delia gallagher visits the city with the first reported covid-19 case to see how they're doing reporter: february 21st, 2020, is a date the people of codogno, italy, will never forget. it was here in this tiny town that italy's first case of covid-19 was reported resulting in a complete lockdown of their town and the beginning of what would become a national and international pandemic. this resident said it was the mother of all tests. we live differently now. the mayor of codogno says he still gets goose bumps when he remembers that day which took them all by surprise. seeing the risk in europe was practically zero, nothing. instead, it was among us and had already stricken. since that first patient, italy has seen it spread to 2.7 million citizens and close to 100,000 have died. 324 people died in codogno from covid in the first three months. in a town of 16,000 residents, this past year has taken its toll. we lost so many friends, says this resident, so many relatives. they are never coming back. codogno was the first town to go into strict lockdown. the lockdown was followe

flexibilizaciÓn de restricciÓn por el declive de contagios y hospitalizaciones, en su restaurant, deliatural, todos estaban muy contentos. >> respirando libertad, dicen los calzada. >> no es igual llevar a la comida a la casa y estar comiendo. ya va helada, frÍa, en cambio aquÍ se disfruta, el aire, la compaÑÍa. >> lo mismo que en nueva york, donde el gobernador autorizÓ el servicio al interior de establecimientos hasta las 11 de la noche. mientras varios estados estÁn eliminando el uso mandotorio de mascarillas. aunque ahora muchos disfrutan de restricciones mÁs laxas, expertos aseguran que aÚn no hemos pasado lo peor de la pandemia. e insisten en que debemos mantener el distanciamiento social, los protocolos de higiene y usar siempre la mascarilla. >> es que segÚn un anÁlisis de la universidad de washington en el paÍs morirÁn otras 130 mil personas en los prÓximos 3 meses y medio, por eso ahora jeanette aprecia mucho mÁs la belleza de las rosas. >> hay que seguir disfrutando un poquito lo que podamos en estos tiempos tan tristes. >> marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. nos llega una

this is delia news coming to you live from berlin good news from the red planet. nasa is perseverance rover touches down after a 7 month journey for a quest to find out where the life once existed on mars also coming up this country's race to be the 1st to get their populations immunized if we take a look at how back scene nationalism is diminishing the dream of protecting the world against code 19. and the search for answers continues for year after a racist attack in the german town of qana now left 9 people dead was enough done to prevent it and could it happen again. also after days of rolling blackouts triggered by extreme winter weather the power is slowly coming back all in texas but millions are told to boil their water after frigid temperatures damaged treatment plants and pipes. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us nasa is celebrating the successful landing of its most advanced spacecraft yet on mars its space rover perseverance touched down safely inside one of the planet's craters after a nailbiting descent. the robotic vehicle will make his

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city college vaccination site will reopen after it was forced to pause operations ran out of vaccines deliaevens is live there this morning does this mean they have enough for everybody. >>of reopening so basically they got their first though reply a vaccine. they basically have to cut it in half right, so they have to for for still hurt and make sure that they have the second dose for those people to later. they should have enough for everybody we've got vaccinated the first time. right now they're still shut down they won't reopen 8 but this is the right basically the population that's going to be vaccinated bill is 65 and older and health care they basically are everyone that you know. down here get that second dose. we did have to shut it down. because they've run out of supplies and again. it's for that first dose that they run out of supply. they're going to be getting a new supply they're not sure they help people basically your best bet is to keep checking back. their website to see wind over zoom, regular vaccination on those first has said dot gov get vaccinated or you could go to

naheed baa delia and msnbc medical contributor as well as dr.e and florida state lead for the committee to protect health care. thank you both for joining me. i have to tell you all the time, i get flooded with questions, whether it's e-mails to my website or dms about covid. so i do want to start out, i'll take it to you dr. bhadelia, first. a viewer asked the question about why would we open schools. i'm sure my friends have many questions about this, eager to get their kids back in the classroom. but if you could take a stab at answering her question about, isn't it safer to wait to reopen schools until we have a vaccine. what say you? >> good morning, tiffany. great to see you, dr. ashby. i think, as you said, it's complicated. there are losses in our kids' lives with their disconnection to education and in-person learning and their ability to connect with their peers and we're seeing particularly, you know, particularly kids in lower socioeconomic strata and those in economic communities to be more heavier hit. they don't have the opportuni

what i want to do is make sure that in the days ahead what we delia smith practical difference to hisone o'clock news is coming up in a few minutes with simon mccoy. first it is time for a weather update with helen. still some treacherous conditions out there. this know is going into stronger wind. out there. this know is going into strongerwind. it out there. this know is going into stronger wind. it will be icy. there is this battle between the milder atlantic air coming in, that started to happen yesterday, bumping into this cold arctic air. gradually as a low pressure become slow moving in the north this week you can see the wind is coming from the east but then pushing southwards. it will push the colder air. you can see how we will lose that milder air by the end of the weekend. yes, for all parts it is going to get colder as the week progresses, most definitely by the weekend. for the rest of today the snow is still coming down, a few centimetres even at lower levels. the hills of northern ireland, across central and southern scotland, as well. the wind is a feature, with tempe