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Donald Trump delivers a COVID-19 update, refuses reporter questions

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US President Donald Trump said he expects a coronavirus vaccine to be available for the entire population as soon as April, amid a crush of new infections of the deadly disease that has pushed daily case counts to record highs. In his first public remarks in over a week following his election loss to Democratic challenger Joe Biden. As Trump left the Rose Garden, reporters shouted questions about whether he would concede the election, but he ignored them.
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