Joe Biden promises more coronavirus relief efforts


 President Joe Biden says the coronavirus relief package passed by Congress is "just the first step" and a "down payment" in addressing multiple crises facing America.

Biden said on Tuesday that he would pursue a plan in early 2021, asking Congress to send more help to firefighters, police, border health workers, and millions of working families.

He noted that the latest relief package extends unemployment benefits for 10 weeks but said "it's going to take a lot longer than that." Biden said he'll also seek more resources to distribute COVID-19 vaccines and boost testing, which will be needed to reopen schools.

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