• Media
    • Broadcast Industry
    • Digital News
    • Journalism
    • Streaming
    • Syndication
    • TV Promos
    • Augmented Reality
    • Broadcast Design
    • Broadcast Engineering
    • Sports Broadcasting
    • Weather
    • Newspaper Industry
  • Business
    • Food & Restaurants
    • Ecommerce
    • TV Industry
    • Shopify
    • Nonprofit Organizations
  • Design
    • AR & IMR
    • Broadcast Design
    • Experiential Design
    • Logo Design
    • Production Design
    • Fonts & Typography
  • More
    • Disabilities
    • Education
    • Educational Technology
    • Environment
    • Health
    • Link Shortening
  • CNN analyst Jeffrey Toobin exiting after 20 years
  • Twitter announces its plans for helping cut back on misinformation on its platform ahead of midterm elections
  • Tips to make your visual journalism more accessible
  • Using drones for a new perspective on the news: Raycom Media
  • See how Aston can improve your broadcast graphics
  • Primeview future proofs studio video walls with HDR
  • Is Steve Harvey's talk show canceled?
  • Are Natalie Morales, Kit Hoover and Scott Evans leaving 'Access'?
  • What is an establishing shot?

Topics in this article

  • ABC
  • ABC News
  • ABC World News Tonight
  • AM Network News Roundups
  • CBS
  • CBS Evening News
  • CBS News
  • CBS This Morning
  • Coronavirus
  • GMA
  • Good Morning America
  • NBC
  • NBC News
  • NBC Nightly News
  • PM Network News Roundups
  • Today
  • Today Show

Conveying grim milestone: Networks illustrate staggering 250K coronavirus deaths

On Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020, the United States hit 250,000 deaths — a quarter of a million — from coronavirus since the pandemic began.

That’s a staggering toll — by comparison, even high end figures estimate that about 60,000 people per year have died from the flu over the past decade.

On “NBC Nightly News,” anchor Lester Holt started the broadcast by saying “… there are several major developments in the COVID pandemic crisis we need to tell you about — but none bigger than this number: 250,000. The number of people who … have now died in country from the virus. Think about it: 250,000 and no amount of loss and suffering seems to be changing the trajectory.”

Popular Searches

  • TV Industry News
  • Broadcast Engineering News
  • Broadcast Design News
  • TV Talk Shows
  • TV Syndication
  • TV Advertising
  • TV News Jobs
  • TV Industry Mergers and Acquisitions
  • TV Anchors
  • Cable News
  • Late Night TV
  • TV Syndication News
  • Broadcast Industry News
  • TV News Drone Journalism
  • TV News Augmented Reality
  • TV Weather Forecasting
  • TV News Journalism
  • TV News Ethics
  • OTT News
  • News About NBC
  • News About CBS
  • News About ABC
  • News About CNN
  • News About MSNBC
  • News About Fox News

Custom blended by HD Media Ventures. MixDex and its network of sites curates content from a wide variety of sources and links directly to the original source. MixDex is not associated with these sites and is not responsible for the content or terms and conditions, privacy policy or other policies of these sites. The inclusion of content in MixDex does not imply endorsement.

MixDex is supported by paid and affiliate links. If you click on one of these links, we may earn a small commission.

Privacy and cookies policy | Terms of Service

Hosted by Kinsta