As the variety of coronavirus cases skyrocket, the U.S. saw its deadliest week of the pandemic up until now. “CBS Today” lead national correspondent David Begnaud followed an Emergency Medical Technician crew in Los Angeles, California, which is a significant coronavirus location.
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