robert wood johnson foundation, also served as the former acting director of the centers for disease control and prevention during the obama administration in 2009. thank you for joining us, d octor. can you describe to folks what the robert wood johnson foundation is and particularly with matters of health care? robert wood johnson foundation is the nation's largest private philanthropy, focused on improving health and health care in america. we are a large foundation, we give out grants each year, over $500 million. our focus is on what we call it a culture of health, and it is recognition that health is about what takes place where we live, where we work, where our kids go to school and play, that it is about more than just having access to high-quality health care, and our big focus now is on what we call health equity, and that is ensuring that everyone in america has a fair and just opportunity to live their healthiest lives. host: when it comes to issues of the pandemic, you wrote a recent opinion piece for "usa today," and one of the lines is that it is still really early in the lifecycle. we have

for visas. and the u.s. has seen nearly $300000.00 more deaths this year than it usually were the centers for disease control and prevention says the coronavirus accounts for most of them. more protests are planned in sudan as the economy that deteriorates but the government says that it's managed to pay $350000000000.00 to the united states in order to be removed from its list of states that sponsor terrorism as malcolm webb reports. it was on this street 22 years ago that douglas city l.a. was driving to work it was just outside the american embassy here in kenya's capital nairobi then it was attacked 1st with grenades and then a truck bomb that's when the huge blast went from bad b. i have never seen later be again i became black. douglas was one of thousands who suffered horrific injuries like him many had their faces cut and lost their eyesight because of flying shards of glass. now there's a memorial park at the american embassy one the names of the people who were killed or engraved in stone in the 5 pm is the building was at the front it was damaged in the attack but the building behind with completely destroyed wi

and go to c-span.org/debate for on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. services and human secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield held a news conference today at the cbc headquarters in atlanta. on theovided an update federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic as well as efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine. >> all yours. >> all mine? great. good afternoon. ,nd thank you, secretaries are for joining us today at cbc headquarters. it is a privilege to have you with us and we appreciate your leadership throughout this unprecedented response. the most significant public health challenge our country has faced in more than a century. and the pandemic is not over. earlier this week, covid virus cases reached over 40 million globally. here in the united states, we are approaching a critical phase. butler, moments, dr. j cadc director for infectious disease and the former incident cdc'sr of the cbc's -- covid-19 response will provide you an update of our current situation. i know it has been a difficult year for americans, but we are going to come through this on the other si

seen nearly 300000 more people die this year than it usually words the centers for disease control and prevention says that at least truth. because of the coronavirus it says the black and hispanic americans have been disporting disproportionately affected by the covert 19 related deaths are likely higher the official numbers. cathay pacific is cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce nearly 6000 employees will lose their jobs mostly a hong kong where the airline is based the company will also close down its regional airline carriers incomes have been decimated by travel bans and border closures because of the pandemic the u.s. justice department is taking legal action against google the lawsuit is being described as the most significant challenge to the tech giants power in decades google is accused of using its market power to maintain a monopoly of a smaller rivals the complaint says that google pays billions of dollars to phone manufacturers and browsers to work keep it as the fault search engine the company says the suit is deeply flawed larry magid is c.e.o. and co-founder of connect safel

we are following breaking news out of the centers for disease control and prevention.he director dr. robert redfield saying only moments ago that the agency has now updated its definition of a close contact with a covid-19 patient to include multiple brief sxoo exposures. the united states has passed 220,000 coronavirus deaths and tonight has confirmed more than 8.3 million cases. stark sign of the worsening pandemic in the united states. not a single state is trending in the right direction right now. if it was, we would be showing that in green on this map. you don't see any green. >>> breaking this hour. moments from now, we will hear directly from the former president of the united states barack obama in his first campaign stump speech since the democratic convention and he'll be making the case for joe biden. when it happens we will bring it to you live. this comes with just 13 days left until the election and more than 40 million votes already cast. we are tracking it all, including the path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house. we begin our c

for the distribution of a covid-19 vaccine. if and when we find a vaccine. the guidelines should help you see where you would be in the line. the mission by the u.s. centers for disease control and preventionposal outlines four phases for vaccination. phase i would will give priority to health care workers and emergency responders and people with underlying health conditions and older adults who are living in group settings. phase two includes all the other adults over the age of 65. k-12 teachers, school staff and childcare workers. also in this group, essential workers in places work social distancing is difficult group , homes, prisons, meat packing plants. phase three would include children, young adults under 30, and other critical workers. phase four - everyone else. one other note on preparedness, the u.s. government is planning on stockpiling 400 million syringes by the end of december to insure the ability to give those shots. >> next, our love affair with the sneaker. soledad: the average american by seven pairs of sneakers per year. >> how our comfort twos are putting stress ♪ gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every

for the virus and he got a guy who's been following developments from miami in florida. if you are watching this rally tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not wearing a mask that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president and the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientists the florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave during a pandemic now president trump himself seems to be falling back to health you heard in there yelling out that he's going to make america great again but this is a state that he simply must win incidentally i think one of the lines here that's going to catch everybody is that president trump says he's once again immune and want to go out into the crowd and kiss everybody that is just a shocking thing for the president of the united states to say in the mi

negative for the virus and gallagher has more now from miami florida if you are watching this right tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not worrying a mask that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president and the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientist the florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave a pandemic the u.s. senate has begun confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee a macone barret democrats didn't want the debate to begin until after next month's election her confirmation would expand the court's conservative majority. the ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia and forces is being further tested with both sides accusing each other new attacks in and around the goanna karabakh the foreign ministers of the armenian russia have been meetin

tom frieden, the former director of the centers for disease control and prevention. dr. frieden thank you so much for joining us through these new guidelines from the fda removing the political pressure on vaccine development, the entire process, now that authorization before election day is off the table. >> that's the way it looks. it's encouraging, frankly, if this holds because what it means is there aren't going to be shortcuts on safety. and the risk here is that one of the companies might have said, hey, it works, let's give it to people, let's make a big announcement but that would have been done before the people who had gotten the vaccine had had time to have adverse reactions or even before we had known that the protection, if it protects, lasts a long time. so this is a step forward, this is a step that should help with cnfidence for a vaccine if, as i say, if it holds. >> you have to make sure that a vaccine that's going to go to tens of millions, maybe 100 million or 300 million people here in the united states and indeed all around the world it's not only e

us to say nearly $300000.00 more people die this year than it usually would the centers for disease control and prevention says that only 2 thirds of the coronavirus it says that black and hispanic americans are disproportionately affected cathay pacific is causing nearly a quarter of its workforce around 6000 employees will lose their jobs mostly in hong kong where the alliance based carriers incomes have been decimated by travel bans and border closures now there's the headlines money's fear on al-jazeera after my nigeria next. pakistan's k.s.c. $100.00 or so it's more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the water it's going dispensable to economic activity but industrial users worsening access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. let me ask where we could be in 5 or 10 years. what would you be doing where would you when you want to be in 5 or 10 years be careful before you answer because for a reason your hand i do sure you really want to answer ok if any of you are sure ok just 2 of you know i'll embarrass you with a quest

attend even as he remains infectious so we will have to wait and see it was the center for disease control and prevention zz says and if the commission the presidential debates really gives a green light to the debate in florida in 5 days and i want to talk now about one of the other topics that came up during this debate which was of course the question of our times climate change right the moderator said that as hurricanes are bearing down on the united states as wildfires are increasingly intense and happening out of season what the candidate's position is on the environment let's see if we can bring up those clips to have a quick lesson president trump and i believe that the progress that we have made in a cleaner environment has been happening for some sleep because we have a strong free market economy you know what's remarkable is the united states has reduced c o 2 more than the countries that are still in the paris climate accord but we've done it through this we have seen a pattern with this administration which is they don't believe in science and joe's plan is about saying we're going to deal

all the ingredients of a super- spreading event and how the agency tasked with controlling such outbreaks, the centers for disease control and preventiond not stop it. by the time the "costa luminosa" was halfway across the atlantic, passengers we spoke to say it seemed like everyone was coughing. it was supposed to be a 20 day cruise from florida to italy. bob and sue anderson were travelling to visit family in europe. those early days in march, you know, covid was starting. but you made a decision that you were gonna go on a cruise. >> anderson: we wanted to travel to see our granddaughter. we didn't really worry about it. >> and it wasn't until we got on the ship and two or three days into the cruise where everything then blew up. >> alfonsi: at what point did you start feeling sick? >> anderson: oh, probably a week into the trip. it was fatigue. i just didn't feel like doing anything. and then i got a tightness in the chest, lost my sense of taste, my sense of smell. >> i told bob, i said i feel like i'm in the petri dish of the covid. >> alfonsi: kelly edge had been travelling with her husband woody. he had been sick in bed for fi

attend even as he remains infectious so we will have to wait and see it was the center for disease control and prevention zz says and if the commission the presidential debates really gives a green light to the debate in florida in 5 days and i want to talk now about one of the other topics that came up during this debate which is of course the question of our times climate change right the moderator said that as hurricanes are bearing down on the united states as wildfires are increasingly intense and happening out of season what the candidates position is on the environment let's see if we can bring up those clips to have a quick listen the president trump and i believe that the progress that we have made in a cleaner environment has been happening precisely because we have a strong free market economy you know what's remarkable is the united states has reduced c o 2 more than the countries that are still in the poorest climate accord but we've done it through this we have seen a pattern with this administrator which is they don't believe in science and joe's plan is about saying we're going to deal wi

will attend even as he remains infectious and will have to wait and see what the center for disease control and prevention say is and if the commission on presidential debates really keeps to that and announces the debates are not. all right after this week i imagine that biden must be feeling quite confident what do you have the polls say about that those days i don't think there biden is too confident and they need to talk confidence i think because we saw what happened with the last campaign so i think that there's still a search to try to get people to come out and vote and to vote early most importantly and the polls show biden in the lead and nationwide some polls have him up by 9 points others have him up by 12 percentage points and he's up in the states that really matter iowa he's leading wisconsin he's tied in ohio which is a really important state as far as electoral college goes and bias for a meal in the lead and florida pennsylvania and nevada so he's up but we know how these polls can go the numbers can be traded people can say they're supporting one candidate and the clip and you another o

center for disease control and prevention the c.d.c. from september he said this before and basically we have to say it's a misinterpretation of the study what it found out was that among those persons who tested positive for the coronavirus 85 percent said that they were bearing a mask always often yes but on the other hand also they found out that those persons who tested negative 89 percent reported they were wearing a mask so the c.d.c. even clarified this on twitter by saying the interpretation that more mask where us are getting infected compared to non-market where us is incorrect and in addition we have to say the study had a very small sample the results cannot be generalized so however the research as of the c.d.c. said that there are situations in which mass can be worn for example while drinking or eating and we don't know why president trump repeatedly makes these misleading claim about the c.d.c. study and there are so many more studies that prove facemasks are well slowing down the spread of the coronavirus well let's have

the centers for disease control and prevention says manufacturers have projected they will supply up to 198 million doses of influenza vaccine. >>for the flu season. the cdc says well no significant delays have been reported in some places robust demand for vaccines and supplies like needles or syringes may mean some providers may run out of shots and supplies before their next shipment has arrived, but more will be ordered and eventually the supply will be expected to catch up to them and over 60,000 patients had their flu shot online center bay medical foundation say their clinics are well equipped to vaccinate people through the flu season not to panic coming. we we will have supplies, it's best to get vaccinated now before the height of the flu season december through february after the shot it takes 2 weeks to build up immunity from the virus. phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. and tonight, a new study from the world health organization is suggesting the antiviral drug remdesivir year did not help hospitalized covid-19 patients this is in contrast to an earlier study that. >>made

center for disease control and prevention the c.d.c. from september and he said this before and basically it's a misinterpretation of this study what it found out was that among those persons who tested positive for the coronavirus 85 percent said that they were wearing a mask always often yes but the study also found out that for those persons that had tested negative 89 percent reported they were very a mosque the c.d.c. even clarified off the trans earlier claims on that that this claim was misleading and incorrect in addition the study only followed $300.00 for 14 people a very small sample we have to say the results so cannot be generalized so we don't know why the present trump repeatedly makes this meeting misleading claim about the c.d.c. study and there are so many more studies that prove face mosques are slowing down the spread of the corona virus ok trump had more to say on the handling of the krona crisis on his handling of any compared the development of the case numbers in the u.s. with those for europe let's take a listen.

government's response to the pandemic, more than 1000 current and former staffers at the centers for disease control and prevention signed an open letter which reads the absence of national leadership on covid- 19 is unprecedented and dangerous. centers include two former directors, the group says it is worried the cdc, one of the prime agencies in protecting america's help, has become politicized. >>> a gofundme has been set up to help pay for funeral expenses for the first bus driver to die from coronavirus. 53-year-old andre lopez died last sunday after a two month battle with the disease, she had worked for more than 13 years and was popular among coworkers. she became sick in august and told her bosses august 23rd she had tested positive for the virus, an independent investigation concluded there is no evidence she contracted the virus on the job. >>> the airline industry celebrating the results of a scientific study looking at the risk of contracting covid-19 while on an aircraft, as tom baker shows us, airlines hope the results convince people to fly. >> reporter: friday afternoon, the ones bustling in unit

the centers for disease control and prevention have readied a team of investigators but have not been asked by the white house to help track down related infections since the president announced early friday that he and the first lady tested positive for coronavirus. the white house, which says it's medical unit is conducting its own contact tracing, is relying on internal resources to investigate the ripple effects of president trump's diagnosis. .lan is next out of maine independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span, as always. i would like to try for something a little different. i would like to call for a show of hands, which i know will not work on tv -- i would like to have a show of hands. everyone raise your hand if you would prefer to be living in an empire. i suspect there would be very few hands on that, and my own as well as ierence think the minutemen at the concord bridge and all our patriots, our founders, our farmers, our framers of the constitution -- i think we would all agree with my posture, which an hat we have already had asshole full of e

centers for disease control and prevention sir it's been a real pleasure to have you share your views with us here thank you thank you so much and i speaking with you now many cities in the u.s. saw in a downward economic spiral as the pandemic continues to take its toll although many people have returned to work more than 800000 new people are claiming unemployment benefits every week and all the while a trillion dollar stimulus package remains caught in the fight effectively between congress and the president john hendren staking a look at the impact on chicago. the pandemic his scarred chicago's historic landscape plywood replaces neighborhood haunts sports bar the rain forest cafe all gone the city's famed willis tower is mostly empty at shuttered navy pier the ferris wheel is indefinitely stalled. 40 percent of restaurants nationwide expect to close in the next 6 months according to the national restaurant association it's going to be 60 maybe even 80 percent because right now a lot in the warmer days we can sort of hit a break even. if people if the business goes down people are

has seen nearly 300000 more people die this year that it usually would the centers for disease control and prevention says the most because of the coronavirus it says that black and hispanic americans are disproportionately affected and that covert 19 related deaths are likely higher than the official numbers suggest. a weather update next year out of syria then. rewriting the law of the land what other countries can learn from chile is constitutional referendum. a muslim organizations in france are targeted after a teacher was beheaded showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. how it's got colder in the north of china but everywhere else it's looking fine at the moment it looks quite close master kathy and there's certainly rain on it and that's making its way now through japan or at least it will be on thursday and friday it's fairly slow moving and it's heavy in places where the ground has been solved and in western japan much better than it was been so i don't expect to see any significant flooding from it but it is not a cover wet days for you including in tokyo but behind it all there's a north

negative for the virus and the gallagher has more now from miami florida if you are watching this right tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not worrying a mask that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president and the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientists the florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave a pandemic the u.s. senate has begun confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy county barret democrats didn't want the debate to begin until after next month's presidential election confirmation would expand the court's conservative majority. the. medium force is being further tested with both sides accusing each other in and around. the foreign ministers of armenia and russia meeting in moscow to try and resolve the conflict a pharmaceutical company

the centers for disease control and prevention recommend getting the vaccine by the end of october.armacies and doctors are reporting limited supplies of the high dose vaccine, or that it is no longer in stock. but dr. kristin englund from the cleveland clinic says older adults should not delay and take whatever shot is available. >> it is really important to get vaccinated against the flu with whatever your pharmacy has. this is -- we're starting to get into the flu season right now. so we really don't want people to wait too much longer. >> reporter: getting the flu vaccine can reduce a person's risk of illness, hospitalization, and death. mary knows it is especially important to get her flu shot in the middle of the pandemic. >> when so many things are not in our control, it is the easiest thing to do. >> reporter: she says she's done everything she can to protect herself and her family. michael george, cbs news. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in our eye on money series, we'll look at the financial lessons of the coronavirus pandemic. plus, concerns about violence following

there were more than 65000 new cases for just one day according to the you asked center for disease control and prevention and there are other numbers which are even higher than this this is a sharp rise of around 30 percent compared to 2 weeks earlier so the numbers are more concerning than relaxing we have to say and further during this debate president trying claims that this his administration has done a great job in handling and controlling the pend make a new study in the journal of the american medical association tells us a different story the us have not only have the biggest absolute number of covered deaths as we all know already over the past 5 months the rate of gas per capita was bigger than in the 18 other high income countries in this report so i don't think that the pronoun virus will be defeated soon in the u.s. ok another topic was health care donald trump keeps attacking joe biden about the previous administration's reforms known as obamacare let's 1st listen to what biden had sailed not one single person private insurers would lose their insurance under my plan nor did they under obam

the centers for disease control and prevention has published a study that compared patients hospitalised9. the research ban certain racial and minority ethnic groups are disproportionately affected. a little earlier i spoke to doctor faust, an emergency doctor at a hospital in boston and an instructor at harvard medical school. i asked and an instructor at harvard medical school. iasked him what he made of the cdc's bindings. absolutely no surprise to me and many of us here in the united states. the cdc has had a little trouble with its influenza statistics over the years and have done a lot of estimating instead of a lot of estimating instead of a lot of estimating instead of a lot of counting. when you actually compare hospitalisations it is a little bit better because then you really can say, ok, of the people who were sick enough to require hospitalisation, how do they fare. the study shows that in that rupert is five times worse for cove rt in that rupert is five times worse for covert than flu but what i want to say is that that actually may be makes it looks too rosy for flu. cove

. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention directorr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and

our members the centers for disease control and prevention says manufacturers have projected they will supply up to 198 million doses of influenza vaccine for the flu season. >>the cdc says well no significant delays have been reported in some places robust demand for vaccines and supplies like needles or syringes may mean some providers may run out of shots and supplies before their next shipment has arrived, but more will be ordered and eventually the supply will be expected to catch up to them and we are this time compared to last year. >>for folks much more being interested in getting the flu but again we had planned for that and how this advice to early so we believe we have adequate supplies to last. >>when police is much like al grocery stores struggled to keep their shelves stocked during the early months of the pandemic there was no food or supply shortage just gaps in supply keeping up with demand phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>still ahead covid is spreading at a high level in oakland's fruitvale district, why one doctor says he says results are alarming plus a big story

and go to c-span.org/debate for on-demand streaming of c-span's debate coverage. services and human secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. field held a news conference today at the cbc headquarters in atlanta. on theovided an update federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic as well as efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine.

has seen nearly 300000 more people die this year than it usually words the centers for disease control and prevention says most are because of coronavirus it says black and hispanic americans are disproportionately affected and that covert 19 related deaths are likely higher than official numbers. new infections across the u.s. are surging to their highest levels levels since july and that's prolonging the viruses impact on businesses and people's livelihoods millions of americans are relying on the dimming prospect of a new coronavirus relief bill to keep them going through the crisis alan fischer has more from washington. we went through the whole situation where donald trump said that there were no more talks until after the election and then suggested that he actually wanted to get talks going saying that he would sign a limited bill and then he's been saying on the campaign trail over the last couple of days that he actually wants to put more money into covert relief deal than the actual democrats know nancy pelosi the leader of the democrats in the house the house speaker she's been saying that

covert 19 can be spread through the air up they said guy down guidance from the centers for disease control and prevention says respiratory droplets containing the virus can linger in the hour as the c.d.c. says cases of born transmission all uncommon but tend to happen in enclosed spaces that lack proper ventilation where people are shouting singing or exercising. all across the u.s. corona virus infections are still rising 28 states have seen a rise in cases over the past 2 weeks including in new york just up the closure of schools in a number of hotspots john hendren reports. as pandemic cases spike across the u.s. new york's governor is it on with new york city's mayor over a plan coronavirus crackdown. governor andrew cuomo sped up a plan to close schools and 9 hot spots in new york city's brooklyn and queens areas beginning tuesday these clusters. have to be attacked and picture those hot spots as a as embers. within the field of dry grass ok that's how i think of it the only. course is to run to those embers and stay up them out but cuomo is refusing to allow new york city mayor bill de blasio to c

nearly 300000 more people die this year than it usually would the centers for disease control and prevention says that at least 2 thirds of these excess deaths are due to the coronavirus pandemic it says that black and hispanic americans are disproportionately affected and that covert 19 related deaths are likely higher than official numbers cathay pacific is cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce nearly $6000.00 employees will lose their jobs mostly in hong kong where the airline is based the company will also close down its regional airline carriers incomes have been decimated by travel bans and border closures due to the coronavirus. spain is nearing a 1000000 corona virus infections with france close behind governments across europe have been reimposing restrictions as they struggle with a 2nd wave manchester and northern england is among those facing new rules after a political fight zeros the barber reports. after protracted negotiations and recriminations almost 3000000 more people in england are set to come under the highest level of restrictions given the public health situation

negative for the virus and he gallagher has more from miami florida if you are watching this right tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not worrying about not unexpected but the crowd that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president and the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientists the florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave a pandemic the u.s. senate has begun confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee amy county democrats didn't want the debate to begin until after the election confirmation would expand the court's conservative majority the fragile cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia in force is being further tested with both sides accusing each other new attacks in the around the corner care about foreign ministers of armenia and russia are meeting in moscow to try and resolv

for the virus and he kind of guy has been following developments from miami in florida if you're watching this right tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president trump not worrying about that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them.

. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine. this is 30 minutes. >> all yours. >> all mine? great.

if you are watching this rally tonight as a medical professional someone from the center for disease control and prevention you would be horrified not only was president not wearing a mask that's not unexpected but the crowds that gathered in front of them and there were a few 1000 were packed together many of them following the example of their president the thing that really caught my eye was as ron the scientist the florida governor came into the crowd he was high 5 ing people in the crowd as he walked along and then you could clearly see him put his hand to his face so all this flies in the face of any medical guidelines as to how to behave during a pandemic now president trump himself seems to be falling back to health you heard in there yelling out that he's going to make america great again but this is a state that he simply must win incidentally i think one of the lines here that's going to catch everybody is that president trump says he's once again immune and want to go out into the crowd and kiss everybody that is just shocking thing for the president of the united states to say in the middle of

the centers for disease control and prevention says most fatalities are linked to coronavirus with blackand hispanic americans disproportionately affected the c.d.c. says the total number of virus related deaths is likely to be higher than the official tally indicates and pakistan's coronavirus death well that's increased over 140 percent in the past week prompting fears of a 2nd wave as winter approaches pakistan's recorded more than 320000 infections with at least 6600 deaths reports from islamabad. although pakistan has won praise from the international community for the way and richard hand going to depend demick there are alarming signs that the 2nd wave corden out in pakistan's progress and accomplishments against goldberg 19th and damning the government of god had worn the day had been 144 percent increase in the number of mortality rate from this particular friend they make and also did a warning from the pakistani prime minister that the situation could get worse if people do not follow d.s.o. big. government also find it between a rock and a hard place on the one hand different

the usa nearly $300000.00 more people die this year than it usually would the centers for disease control and prevention says that at least 2 thirds would use the current virus cafe pacific is causing nearly a quarter of its workforce nearly 6000 employees will lose their jobs mostly in hong kong where the airline is based. the u.s. justice department is taking legal action against google the tech giant is accused of using its market dominance to maintain a monopoly of a smaller rivals the complaint says that google pays billions of dollars to phone manufacturers to keep it as the keep them as the default search engine the company says the suit is deeply flawed a nasa scientists of handle a landed a space probe on a moving asteroid 320000000 kilometers away from earth that aim to scoop up a few handfuls of dust pebbles from the surface what is fear of 0 of the inside story next. i'm steve clements i think what it is with these days it's hard to filter out the newly seen keep track of what's really important the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy a

by coronavirus in the country could be underestimated by tens of thousands the centers for disease control and prevention says just under 300000 more people died from january so the start of this month than would normally be expected well 2 thirds of these were attributed to covet 19 it says difficulties linking at deaths to the virus could mean that many are not correctly counted. argentina is now the 5th country to exceed 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases it is also the smallest nation to pass that mark with a population of just 45000000 argentine as testing far fewer people than its neighbors but more than 60 percent of tests are coming back positive for the virus this is the spy being one of the 1st countries in south america to close its borders and instituting one of the world's largest lockdowns. still to come in this half hour bringing out the big guns colombia calls in the military to protect its borders from venezuelan light winds. hello the weather patterns in the northern hemisphere the edge to be further east woods so the big lows in the atlantic this one are also edging a bit further into

authorities of acknowledge that covert 19 can be spread through the air and the centers for disease control and prevention says respiratory droplets containing the virus can linger in the air for hours the c.d.c. says cases of airborne transmission are uncommon but tend to happen in enclosed spaces that lack proper ventilation iran meanwhile has registered more than $4000.00 new coronavirus cases in the past 24 hours the record number of infections takes the total number of cases to nearly half a 1000000 more than 27000 iranians have died of covert 19 the health ministry says tehran hospitals are becoming overwhelmed. french m.p.'s are debating a new law which would return stolen artworks to binney and senegal around $90000.00 african artifacts are currently held by french museums but the legislation would only pave the way for the restitution of 27 pieces campaigners say the process is too slow that there are reports from paris. a daring demonstration live streamed on social media. in june activists was. and a group of campaigners entered the k. brawley museum in paris and grabbed a 19th century african

government's response to the pandemic, or the 1000 current and former staffers at the centers for disease control and prevention signed an open letter which reads, quote, the absence of national leadership on covid-19 is unprecedented and dangerous. signers include two former cdc directors, the group says it is worried the cdc has become politicized. >>> we are 16 days away from the election, it is all about the swing states, at 10:30, how the president and joe biden are tackling that critical voting bloc. >>> a violent night in the south bay, three people killed in two separate incidents one involving a knife, the other, begun. >>> bay area weather, another day of fall sunshine, record heat, looks like we will gradually begin to cool off getting tomorrow, we will have more on your sunday forecast, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopho

the centers for disease control and prevention have a national coalition of immunization practices, ncip, and this is a multi-stake holder group that for many national vaccine, sits down and determines who should get it and when. they've also been informed by a group coming out of the national academy of medicine at this time that is also helping to inform us, so we have the best minds in the country, if not the world, focused on fkiwho needs it firs and when. the co-morbidities, age, risk factors of how exposed one might be to the virus. the front line medical workers are at incredible risk, even if they're individually healthy because they're out there every day seeing patients. so we want to make sure we're targeting those that are most at risk first and that's exactly as it should be. >> dr. michelle mcmurry-heath, thank you so much. >>> women on a mission to get out the vote marching on capitol hill today with just 17 days until the election. find out what inspired them to act, straight ahead. hey mama, what's up? i only see one price on my phone bill. you're on t-mobile, taxes and

center for disease control and prevention the c.d.c. from september he said this before and basically we have to say it's a misinterpretation of the study what it found out was that among those persons who tested positive for the coronavirus 85 percent said that they were bearing a mask always often yes but on the other hand also they found out that those persons who tested negative 89 percent reported they were wearing a mask so the c.d.c. even clarified this on twitter by saying the interpretation that more mosque where us are getting infected compared to non mosques where us is incorrect and in addition we have to say the study had a very small sample the results cannot be generalized so however the research is of the c.d.c. said that there are situations in which mass can be worn for example while drinking or eating and we don't know why president trump repeatedly makes this misleading claim about the c.d.c. study and there are so many more studies that prove facemasks are well slowing down the spread of the coronavirus well let's ha

. >> the centers for disease control and prevention.cdc found test results rising in people under the age of 25 a month before the region was designated a covid-19 hot spot. they're underscoring the need to address young people helping spark outbreaks. local survey showed young people worried they would feel weird wearing the masks. >> it starts out with college students and we're seeing substantial transmission there spilling over into the older adult population. >> reporter: this week they posted the highest single day covid cases in two months. there are declines this week over last. mike dewine predicting a very rough winter with both hospitalizations and the average age of patients edging up. >> every single number is going the wrong way. >> in the northeast, the moving average went up a staggering 91%. dr. deborah birx of the white house's coronavirus task force warns one reason is silent, asymptomatic viral spread. >> please bring that same discipline that you're bringing to the public spaces into your households and really limit

the report came as the centers for disease control and prevention warned the u.s. is ading intohe most dangerous phase of the pandemic yet, with cold weather and holidays driving people to congregate indoors, where the virus spreads much more easily. cdc deputy director jay butler spoke at a rare news conference at the agency's atlanta headquarters. >> unfortunately, we are seeing a distress in trends in the united states with covid-19 cases increasing in nearly 75% of the country. amy: on wednesday, the cdc changed its definition of a close contact with an infectious person to include brief interactions totaling 15 minutes or more within six feet of someone over a one-day period. the recommendation will expand the number of people who should go into quarantine according to the cdc. a california appeals court has ordered prison authorities to cut the population of the overcrowded san quentin state prison in half following a massive coronavirus outbreak that killed 28 prisoners and infected 2200. about three quarters of the prison population. in the ruling, the court