staff here in new york and across the country overwhelmed, saying there could be a pause here in new york. los angeles county tonight with new stay at home orders. rhode island opening two field hospitals. 93,000 americans in the hospital with covid and we still do not know the impact of thanksgiving. >>> in other news this monday night, president-elect joe biden receiving his first presidential daily briefing, national security intelligence, meant to prepare any incoming president to be ready on day one. biden unveiling his economic team, nominating the first woman to serve as treasury secretary. a focus on the economy for working class families with this team. and news from wisconsin tonight, after president trump's campaign spending $3 million for a partial recount, that discovered 87 more votes for joe biden. >>> new reporting tonight after the assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist. iran blaming israel. was a remote device attached to a nearby vehicle used to kill him? >>> a dangerous commute home for millions tonight. the major storm moving up the east coast. 60-mile-an-

there is some big news on the vaccine front tonight, and it is good news.he drug maker pfizer says it's vaccine is 95% effective. that is even better than when it was first announced just last week. pfizer now says it is days away from seeking emergency approval from the f.d.a. to start giving the shot. we have a lot of new reporting tonight that you and your family need to know. cbs' mola lenghi is going to lead off our coverage from new york city. good evening, mola. >> reporter: well, good evening, norah. as you mentioned, new york city public schools has canceled all in-person classes beginning tomorrow. that's after the city has reached a 3% positivity rate. now, you remember, it was just eight weeks ago that public schools here reopened. today, students received a less- than-24-hour notice about tomorrow's closing. as you can imagine, leaving working parents in an incredibly tough spot. a painful about-face for new york city. >> we do need to close our schools for the coming days. no one is happy about this decision. >> reporter: new york city was the

. >>> tonight, breaking news. that chilling new number. the u.s. has now marked 250,000 american lives lost. the emergency steps in new york city tonight because of the virus. the country's original epicenter now forced to immediately shut down public schools again for in-person learning. a sign of the worsening situation across the nation. hospitalizations in the u.s. hitting a record high. new york's governor predicting a significant spike after the holiday. tonight, the warnings now from other governors. and arkansas's governor with a prediction, how many more lives will be lost this year in his state alone if we don't act. kentucky, michigan and oregon among states imposing new restrictions tonight. the long lines for testing from connecticut to california. and the growing reports of shortages at the supermarkets. >>> also tonight, the promising news from pfizer, the drugmaker now planning to ask for emergency use authorization by friday. final test results now showing the vaccine to be 95% effective, better than first thought. and what it show

ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. >>> coming up new on abc 7 news at 6:00, the coronavirus like you've never seen it before. really fascinating. we're getting a better picture of what we're fighting thanks to some super computing using chips from the bay area. really amazing. >>> and the pandemic means a lot of tourists in san francisco are not here. but it's residents who feel likely the long-term impact of that. >>> and 7 on your side has told you about the thousands of people struggling to get the unemployment money that they deserve from the e.d.d. tonight the opposite problem. some people have been paid too much. all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. hope you can join us then. but finally tonight, a rousing show of support for an injured san francisco firefighter. [ cheers and applause ] >> that warms your heart. firefighter matt vann received a lengthy ovation as he left the hospital bound for a rehabilitation center. vann was critically injured on november 2nd when a muni bus driving by the scene hit a hose line, propelling it into the air, hitting the fire

news for this friday. reporting from washington, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, november 27th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> ready, set, shop. today is black friday. and while many are heading out to stores, online shopping could see a major boom thanks to the pandemic. >>> superspreader concerns. while many stayed home this thanksgiving, we still saw some of the busiest travel days since the pandemic started. how the coronavirus made the holiday look different this year. >>> not ready to concede. president trump answers questions from reporters for the first time since the election. but again refuses to accept the results. what he said about if he'll leave office come january. >>> good morning. i'm tom hanson in for anne-marie green. black friday shopping is under way today, but things are looking a lot different due to the pandemic. and while people will still head to the stores, it is online shopping that is getting a major boost. the national retail federation says online and othe

plus, the new move to bring more u.s. troops home from afghanistan and iraq before trump leaves office. who is opposed to the idea. >>> another record surge in the coronavirus emergency. california now considering a curfew. more cities across the country imposing new restrictions on restaurants and gyms. a governor in the heartland reversing course and ordering a mask mandate. what we're learning about the two potential vaccines that could be ready in weeks. and does owning a dog put you at a higher risk for covid? our medical expert weighs in. >>> the historic mission in space. the new reunion overnight high above earth and what happens next. >>> caught on video, killer whales repeatedly attacking this boat for hours. we hear from the captain. >>> the new tribute to alex trebek on the monday night football field. >>> and later, the entire town that's going up for sale again. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with the breaking news overnight. word that president trump recently asked for options to potentially t

the m s n b c and fox news c.b.s. news division it is small scale but it plays a very specific strategic role shaping the political interests and voting behavior of many evangelical americans the network stated mission is to prepare the world for the coming of jesus christ its method the strategic use of mass communication a global ministry relying on t.v. internet and social media to spread good news. according to the network c e o c b m's flagship show the 700 club gets roughly 52600000 u.s. viewers a day not exactly the more than 4 and a half 1000000 viewers sean hannity gets every night on fox news but that content is then translated in transmitted around the globe getting a monthly reach of up to 15000000 c.b.s. is the most influential evangelical christian organization in the world without a doubt it's not so due to the size of their audience though it's due to the fact that all of the other leaders in life even joking christianity pay attention to what pat says and so it's a matter of not only influencing masse

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fears, new action tonight in new york city. more than 152,000 new cases reported in just the last 24 hours in the u.s. new york's governor taking swift action tonight, seeing alarming numbers in the state. new orders for bars, restaurants and gyms, calling them the main spreaders of covid-19. and across the country, texas thousand with more than 1 million infections. the images from idaho, oklahoma, utah, the dakotas. the cdc now with new guidance for wearing masks. and news coming in on a second vaccine, after that news from pfizer. >>> the new warning tonight about thanksgiving. what the cdc is now recommending for americans celebrating the holiday. and concern over students returning home. more than 540 students forced to quarantine at uconn. notre dame refusing to allow students to leave until they test negative. >>> president trump tonight with now sign of conceding making his first public appearance in nearly a week. a wreath laying ceremony for veterans day. several judges now rejecting his legal challenges to the electi

with the great news from pfizer vaccines,a and the that will be terrific news.city will be back after getting to the dark days of 2020 and 2021. tom: patrick foye of the mta. things youat the 47 and i could talk about. the mystery to me is the mystery of the fed summer 16th meeting. events -- december 16 meeting. lisa: the question is if there will be guidance about the asset purchases they have been taking. are they going to extend the longer-term bond purchases at the proportion of that overall portfolio. what will be the reasoning? we are looking at a bleak scenario but what does that do when you have a 10 year yield at 0.857%? today what to push it down further? are they concerned about high heel -- high yields are? continental a great europe and u.s. distinction, there seems to be a distrust in america about throwing income replacement money to people. don't like to do that in america. do you agree with me? event inkind of like april and may, but now we are like over that. lisa: this is incredibly divisive. yes andrew yang, former presidential candidate com

new zealand and she hadn't even read the letter yet. but what happened in this little clip was you can hear the number of issues she still has to contend with. and she would still seem to be on a high of her general election when let's go to langley and have this, have a look goes also as a governmental of children out of poverty is forced, if you can, as i have been developing, leave it to you this way, if you see that, you see that i don't have a lot at the staff thought i just actually was over the weekend thinking of the organizations i need to sit down with again now that we have the freshmen and i'm sure they'll be among small can see the mission, but not as child poverty action money. cecilia national council woman see to use of the children. i'm sure you'll be wanting to talk to them. they're asking you to do in war and specifically rise, been offered and join. i'm asking us to constantly do more as well. in fact, my missa job in the legion was look huge. progress has been right. we asked to launch break without targets around c

new hope for a vaccine. the staggering toll the u.s. topping 250,000 deaths hospitalizations at record levels. our team in the red zone where the white house warns the spread is unyielding and exponential. it comes as pfizer announces its final vaccine results are even better than expected 95% effective. the company applying for fda authorization within days. plus, the first at-home test approved. is it a game changer >>> the major setback for the nation's largest school district why new york city is shutting down in-person learning again. >>> after two crashes that killed 346 people, boeing 737 max now cleared to fly again. what to do if you're booked on one but don't feel safe flying. >>> president trump accused of a national security purge, new fallout after he fired the cyber security chief whose agency called the election the most secure in american history. the republicans now speaking out >>> president-elect joe biden's dire new warning about the vaccine rollout. >>> the rush to get tested before than

so i guess there's a good news and bad news scenario. i think is buoying, that's a little bit, when you see markets go up, there's a little bit of that in there. divided government is good, the progressives, the crazies are not going to be calling the shots as much and yes, we are going to get a vaccine sooner rather than later. that's what the market's telling us. listen, i don't know. i'm not an epidemiologist. i'm not involved in these trials. i can just tell you that people with skin in the game think this thing is going to be over not this time next year but a lot sooner and that's what they are pricing in right now. back to you. neil: real quickly, if the runoff elections, two of them in georgia, don't go the republicans' way, they lose both, that's the only way they stay in control, that is democrats in the senate, how would the markets respond to that? charlie: i think that would be a problem. i always told you that complete democrat control of the house and senate is something that we have to start repricing stocks. you would ha

here in new york, new restrictions tonight, fearing a devastating new wave. and take a look at this time lapse tonight. we started this graphic with the situation about three months ago. you can see the red there across the sun belt states in august, in september moving west. and of course there's the picture now. we have cases on the rise in all 50 states. here in new york, lines for testing and a new 10:00 p.m. curfew for restaurants and bars. chicago imposing a stay at home advisory for the next 30 days. cases in california tonight now topping a million. and this image this evening from dodgers stadium. families in their cars for hours. they are waiting to be tested. more hospitals and their staffs stretched to the limit. utah's governor saying, we are at a breaking point tonight. and north dakota so strapped, they are now allowing workers with the virus but who are asim t asymptom matic to come in to help in this fight. abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas leading us off with the new concern right here in new york. >> reporter: tonight, w

john, thanks. >>> a new setback here in new york which is shutting down the schools again as cases in the city climb bu it's controversial with schools considered relatively safe and bars and restaurants remaining open nbc's rehema ellis has that story. >> reporter: tonight the largest school district in the country announce new york city classrooms will shut down again starting tomorrow morning. >> i think safety first. >> reporter: with 3% of covid tests across the city coming back positive, the mayor says that's the threshold for all public schools to go remote, even though schools are testing as a much lower rate. for now, bars and restaurants will remain open. >> we set a very clear standard, and we need to stick to that standard. >> they need t close bars and restaurants before they close schools. >> reporter: some teachers are concerned, too how do you think the shutdown will affect your students? >> well, the kids that are coming into the building for blended learning will be frustrated and they come to the school building because they need one on one support. >> reporter: in

the new curfews and the new mask mandates, plus a potential game changer as the fda approves a new at home test. >>> pharmacy of the future. what amazon's new move could mean for drug prices. >>> from "people" magazine's new sexiest man alive to the people's choice to replace alex trebek on "jeopardy" to this massive flock of flamingos on the move. all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with several stories breaking overnight. president trump has fired his top cybersecurity official who denied there was any fraud during the election and now another homeland security official is resigning. >> in the meantime, a new setback for the trump campaign just as rudy giuliani takes over legal efforts to overturn the election results. >> president-elect joe biden is still being shut out from the transition process even as the white house moves forward with plans to withdraw troops from afghanistan and iraq. >> and the pandemic is raging out of control with daily deaths now hitting the highest level since may. but we begin with that hig

the gentleman from new york. again thank want to the ranking member, i thank the gentleman from florida, mr. yoho, for joining with me to introduce this measure condemning beijing's violations of international law and attacks on hong kong's democratic freedoms. it's really important that we speak with one voice, both democrats and republicans, to let beijing know that we are not going to just close our eyes to what they're doing to the people of hong kong. so i urge all my colleagues to support this very important resolution and i yield the remainder of my time. soum the gentleman from florida -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. yoho: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. yoho: mr. speaker, sadly we no longer see american flags flying over the thousands of protestors in the streets of hong kong. displaying our symbol of liberty has become a criminal act punishable by life in prison. even though the freed

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new cases. thursday, as the u.s. has now eclipsed more than $10500000.00 total cases. since the pandemic hit its shores, california on thursday joined texas as the only states to have surpassed $1000000.00 cases of the coronavirus at this point. so let's go ahead and we go time and check in on the trends and spread of the virus globally with our chief correspondent cya tab. and where are we friday? brian?, you're exactly right. it hasn't just been the u.s., but the world as a whole has suffered the worst day of the pandemic. so far, almost 12000 people died and more than 666000,, new cases were reported just in the last 24 hours. and then the u.s., like you mentioned, once again bro, another record for new cases, more than 160000 new cases. and for the 10th, straight day in a row, more than 100000, new cases have been alex every single day and new cases are trending upward in every single state. in fact, no state right now is seen cases decline. and here's a list. the few illinois river had more

david begnaud, cbs news, chicago. >> reporter: i'm meg oliver in new york city, where a second wave ofonavirus is on the brink of crashing down. the citywide positivity rate hit 2.6% today, closing in on the 3% threshold that would trigger a move to remote learning in all public schools. massiel lugo says all-remote would be devastating for her three-year-old son, ozzie, who is autistic. >> he cannot sit for more than ten minutes at a time. after that, he is just frustrated. he's crying. it's been really difficult. >> reporter: in new york city, mobile testing sites are set up. staten island has the highest positive test rates in the city with multiple neighborhoods approaching 5%. why are we seeing the surge now? >> so, if you think about it, this is when you would start to see some virus activity, flu-like activity. people are starting to go indoors. >> reporter: in new jersey, the surge is worse, announcing this week its highest daily case total since april. >> if i don't get elected tomorrow because of what we do in newark, then i don't care. >> reporter: newark mayor ras baraka en

that's according to a new email obtained by nbc news.an 100 higher than the 545 reported last month. the attorney leading the effort to reunite families explains that's because it includes children who did not have contact phone numbers. >>> the new surge in covid cases in some bay area counties concerned about new rollbacks could have a big impact on struggling businesses. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in san ramon this morning. bob, contra costa county is one county seeing an increase in the infection. >> reporter: correct, laura. and later today the state will announce which counties can move forward in their reopening plans, which counties might have to move back. contra costa county is worried that sacramento might force it back into the red tier of reopenings. take a look at your tv screen. as you can see on this map contra costa and several other bay area counties are right now in the orange tier of reopening because they were able to reduce their covid-19 infections to a moderate rate of spread. but ever since coc

that's amazing news. imagine being president of the united states and seeing that statement and being upset by it. but apparently it is cisa's insistence it did the job it was supposed to do, successfully protected american elections that made donald trump so angry. chris krebs, quote, drew the ire of the white house over a website run by cisa dubbed rumor control, which debunks information about the election. white house officials asked for content to be edited or removed, including that democrats are behind a mass election fraud scheme. just makes your head spin. the top cybersecurity official, his whole job is to protect the integrity of the election, and he did. but the president says the election with us fraudulent, so the guy that has gotten fired. in just a moment we're going to speak with a key democratic senator who worked on security and knows chris krebs. this story gets to the tension we have been talking about all week. on one hand it seems very bad the president is clearinghouse in all these

the cdc's alarming new prediction about the death toll by mid december. >>> authorities in new york city and across the country taking new action. in california issuing a new curfew tonight. ohio's governor warning hospitalizations are reaching critical levelings. dr. anthony fauci at the white house podium for the first time in months and reporters asking where is the president on this virus. what we're now learning about a third vaccine tonight showing promise. >>> late today president-elect joe biden warning american lives are at stake with the president refusing to work with him on any plan for vaccine distribution. with mr. biden approaching 80 million votes in the popular vote he was asked about the president's continuing legal battles. biden telling mary bruce let me choose my words here. >>> the abc news investigation on the 100 hardest hit counties in the u.s. during the pane. the rural communities where everyone knows of someone lost to this. 33 lives lost in just one community. >>> the subway attack in new york city. what we learned tonight. >>> prince william breaking his sil

breaking news: the c.d breaking news: the c.d.c.s an emergency meeting tuesday to vote on who will get a new covid vaccine first. the country hits a new record for infections, despite warnings to scale back thanksgiving celebrations. hospitalizations hit new highs, cao, with at least 50 americans now dying every hour. plus, the backlash tonight. were the results of one vaccine trial too good to be true? dashing for deals: from new york to miami, some americans ignore covid to line up for savings, but will the pandemic put a damper on this year's shopping season? refusing entry? president trump falsely says joe biden can only enter the white house by proving he won. is t house by proving he won. is the president changing his tune one day after suggesting he would accept the electoral college's decision. no proof of fraud: a federal court deals another blow to the president's attempts to overturn his loss. the scathing ruling tonight from a judge the president appointed. plus the former head of u.s. election security talks to cbs news

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two weeks to thanksgiving, as a new wave of outbreaks sweeps across the country with new concerns the crisis will only deepen >>> republican reality check a key gop senator breaks from the president over transition briefings, vowing to intervene on behalf of president-elect joe biden. >> there's nothing wrong with vice president biden getting the briefings to be able to prepare himself and so that he can be ready. >> just ahead, what's next in the transition, as the president-elect forges ahead and names the man who will lead his white house staff. >>> braking overnight, eta arrives again. the powerful storm makes its second landfall in florida another round of damaging wind and heavy rain, causing new damage and more flooding we'll have a live report on the flood alerts now posted up and down the east coast. >>> one and done the very first caribbean cruise since the pandemic began halted after a passenger tests positive what it could mean for the already hard-hit industry moving forward. >>> those stories, plus, together again ♪ wild child the stars of country music step out for the

millions waiting for hours and tonight the news that new york city is planning a new field hospital. and the lines across this country, families in need this thanksgiving. and how you can help. >>> the other major headline, news of a third vaccine, oxford's vaccine now being called highly effective. and tonight bob woodruff is there with the general in charge of "operation warp speed." we ask how soon after the emergency use authorization will these first vaccines go out? and where? what the general told bob today. >>> president-elect joe biden making history with his cabinet picks, his expected choice for treasury secretary, if confirmed janet yellen would be the first woman ever in that role. >>> also, the first woman nominated for director of national intelligence. at homeland security the first latino nominated and news for his secretary of state. the breaking headline late today, a michigan board voting to certify joe biden's win in that key state. the president and his allies losing roughly 30 legal challenges and the growing list of republicans saying the election is over. >>>

new health order.s just one of several question marks the league faces on this nfl sunday. abc news reporter alex presha shows us the nfl's challenge to keep new covid-19 outbreaks under control. >> the situation with the denver broncos might be the single most unique, strange story i've seen in season in 30 plus years covering the nfl. >> it's game day for the nfl. the toughest opponent any team will face is the coronavirus. the league, out of caution, because a number of players and staff celebrated the thanksgiving holiday with out of town guests, is now taking unprecedented action, ordering teams close their facilities monday and tuesday. the only exceptions for ones with games already scheduled for those days. >> we can hopefully identify anyone who has been exposed and get them out of the team environment. >> he's the team's chief medical officer. >> we've said we expect this to get harder further into the season because the rates in the community are rising. >> several franchises reporting cases

breaking news. new hope in the fight against coronavirus.through as biotech company moderna announces this morning its vaccine is nearly 95% effective. health and human services secretary alex azar joins us live with the very latest. all this as cases top 11 million nationwide with 1 million new cases in just the past week. hospitals reaching a breaking point and the cities on the brink facing a testing supply shortage. this morning, the new warnings and risks about getting those rapid results right before thanksgiving. >>> transition turmoil. overnight, former president obama calls out president trump for refusing to concede. >> and when your time is up,

millions waiting for hours and tonight the news that new york city is planning a new field hospital. and the lines across this country, families in need this thanksgiving and how you can help. >>> the other major headline on the virus tonight, news of a third vaccine, oxford's vaccine now being called highly effective. and tonight bob woodruff is right there with the general in charge of "operation warp speed." we ask how soon after the fda's emergency use authorization will these first vaccines go out and where? what the general told bob today. >>> the airline tonight revealing it will soon require a coronavirus vaccine to fly. the general motors recall tonight affecting millions of vehicles and news from gm tonight on climate efforts. >>> the urgent search for afor a missing boat off the east coast, the coast guard finding an empty life raft. >>> and for the first time since the death of alex trebek, the announcement late today from "jeopardy" on the first guest host. >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west it is great to start another week with all of you at hem and we

up next, we're going to send it over to lester holt in new york with "nightly news." >> we'll be back at 6:00. >>> tonight the stunning breakthrough in the race for a coronavirus vaccine. moderna announcing its experimental vaccine is nearly 95% effective on the heels of pfizer's own promising results. the phased rollout plan, what category you're in and when you could get it >>> sweeping new crackdowns as the u.s. surges past 11 million cases. california hitting the emergency brake on its reopening. philadelphia banning indoor dining, the striking new numbers, over 1 million children have been infected and ahead o thanksgiving, the alert for colleg students. >>> the stark new warning from president-elect joe biden. he said if president trump won't stop blocking the transition, more people may die from covid and dr. fauci on what the delay could do to the vaccine mission. >>> hurricane iota now a monster category 5 where will it strike tonight? >>> american families going hungry, the food bank lines for miles just before the holidays. >>> new images from that miracle on the mountain,

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channel, sky news astray. the petition for a full scale royal commission investigation into the murdoch factor in australian public next was kevin rudd's idea. right, however, has some history. he needs to get past as the company put it to us. it's also important to remember mr. rudd's disproportionate and unseemly efforts to ingratiate himself with news corp australia when he was labor party leader, both in opposition and government. just because you're a hypocrite, doesn't make you wrong. he had no choice. the label of power, especially by the story really meant that he could either try and get an unfavorable treatment, will get a 5 or he tried to get a favorable one and to be pushed back to the right age. they've been seeing that he was still was ultimately down in power, if not by made up at least with maddox systems. and you say that the current 2 major party leaders and not talking much about the station. all that plus ability of the royal commission, they're avoiding that conversation because it's too p

it has been news for pro a.k.p. and pro add on initiatives especially the political rallies and campaigns. for example in the presidential campaign and 2017 this video specifically demonstrates that there's a historical continuities between the ottoman empire and present i don't. see. the time. for audiences cynical both of and of turkey's role in the region the comparisons between ottoman t.v. heroes and the turkish president not only fall flat they're seen as a not so subtle flexing of muscles a signal that turkey can through its cultural exports try to soften public sentiment that has undeniably hardened across a number of arab nations not least because of turkey's role in 2 wars in syria and libya. drama series. importance because there are often in interpreted by governments as part of that turkish political and military push and we can seek out of a counter historic interpretation in a number of new big budget series that are produced by. countries like the u.a.e. and egypt and saudi arabia with money in us af

i stand up for new yorkers and i'm not going to let a bully push new yorkers around. he had said he didn't have confidence in it and he wanted to vetted himself or with his own state experts, so where do we go from here? >> agassi state at the holiday inn express and he knows more than pfizer who developed it. he cost a lot of lives in nursing homes with his policies on the front end of covid. he looks like he's going to cos them in the back end if he doesn't allow them to get the vaccine because for some reason he's mad at the president. in terms of the lockdown, biden would never really say before jimmy he looks like he's on the path, but i have not totally given in, but he is the winner yet. we will see when we do the recounts. but we all knew what he was going to do. it biden likes down this countr for 4-6 weeks, he will destroy this country, he will destroy businesses that only now are starting to get up and running. lockdowns do not work. we haven't lockdown in texas, but we've seen some local democratic cities locked on per democrats like the governor and mayor

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john, what do you make of these new questions surrounding astrazeneca and their vaccine? >> kate, this shows us that the vetting process is working so what you are seeing here are the vaccine manufacturers being held accountable by outside experts making sure all the information about the trials is released and asking the hard questions about who it's been tested on and what the specific outcomes were. the more scrutiny the manufacturers and their vaccines undergo now the more confidence and trust we can have that any approved vaccine will be both safe and effective. kate >> dr. john, thank you. >>> this is a thanksgiving like none other for health care workers, so many sacrificing their own holiday to help others and as hospitals reach their breaking point some patients are finding a lot to be thankful for gabe gutierrez has more on that. >> reporter: tonight in hospitals across america, no break from the virus but a flood of gratitude for those on the front lines >> i was finally discharged after 44 days i am thankful to all the staff, nurses, p.a.s and doctors who took

so as long as we get transparency from the new, if there's a new administration, new fed chief, as long as we get -- we have an idea of what they're thinking, because the market will not like surprises. if they just give up their playbook and stick to it, i think we're going to bed good. maria: we'll be watching. thank you, sir. the founder and managing partner of rosecliff, mike murphy. see you soon, mike, thank you. >>> don't go anywhere, my one-on-one with the ceo of moderna is next on its amazing vaccine news. stay with us. we love the new apartment. the natural light is amazing. hardwood floors. there is a bit of a clogging problem. (clog dancing) at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and car insurance. yeah, helping us save us even more... for bundling made easy, go to geico.com if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. the clock may be ticking towards worse... parodontax is 3x more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales e

while it is big news, no doubt it is not surprising news. this is something that has been talked about for quite some time. president trump has been very unhappy with him ever since that day over the summer when there was that walk from the white house over to st. john's church where the trump administration pushed back all of those protesters. afterwards he described it as a photo up and says if he had not been a thought of it. he pushed back on the trump administration, the president for saying he believes that the active duty troops did not have a role or should not have a role in quelling the violence that erupted on the streets of so many american cities after the death of george floyd. harris, while this is certainly big news, especially one week after the election, not surprising news to say the least. the other news coming out of the white house, it was about the vaccine. alex azar saying that today is a historic day for public health. he believes it's a big part of the reason why that announcement came today, because of the trump ad

year, new me.s year it's probably just what's left of me. we're surviving. >> we sure are. >>> speaking of this pandemic and surviving it, this 5-year-old girl, y'all, she's so cute. her grandma told her to put on a mask, they were going to go to the store. she said, you know what, i'm going to put on my mandalorian mask. you weren't specific. obviously her grandma said, also you need to wear a cloth mask under this, but you could still wear the mandalorian mask as well. very cute there. i love it so much. adorable. >> look at her cute little pigtails too. make it fashion. remember we told you during halloween there was that hard to find skeleton that home depot was selling for $300, it was like 12 feet tall. >> oh yeah. >> because it was so coveted, because people spent that much on it, they decided to repurpose it for thanksgiving. this family out in los angeles decided to go ahead and put the mayflower fit including the kicks on the skeleton and use it for thanksgiving. they plan on using it --

debuting four new brand-new awards. becky g.powerful acceptance speech. >> i dedicate this award to all our immigrant workers, the students and immigrant families. it's because of my family i stand here today. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: but it was artist of the year taylor swift who dropped a major surprise. >> the reason i'm not there tonight is i'm actually rerecording all of my old music in the studio where we originally recorded it. it's been amazing. i can't wait for you to hear it. >> reporter: congratulations to taylor swift. one look that did raise eyebrows you probably noticed. the weeknd's face wrapped in those bandages. it's from his new album. he says it's a stark warning about drinking and driving. that's his message. he wanted to get it out there. another message, wow, j-lo. that's all i'm going to say. i don't know if you can cue it up, but i don't know. i mean, i'm sending it back to you speechless, george. >> we'll all remain speechless. lara, thanks very much. bts will be here in our next hour.

alix steel is a new york. we are counting you down to the european close on this incredibly busy monday. what do you need to know from europe this hour? value stocks absolutely soaring as pfizer and biontech deliver vaccine results anthony fauci describes as extraordinary. billion inunces $4 transatlantic trade tariffs despite the expected change in the white house. we were hearing from valdis dombrovskis a little earlier. the u.k. chancellor expected to make a statement in the house of commons, addressing the future and announcing the first green gilts. we will give you that live from the house of commons. it's talk about the markets. two real big up legs. the first coming first thing this morning off the back of the news that it looks like we are going to see a biden presidency. the second and musick if it can coming on the back of the news we have from pfizer and biontech -- the second and most significant coming on the back of the news we have from pfizer and biontech. we are off our highs, but earlier on,

concepts and new technologies and how the defense department. what do you find are the most important finds you want people to take away? >> in many ways the findings are not entirely revolutionary. china represent the greatest national security challenge, and the need to invest new technologies like biotech, other things, what is remarkable about this report is it is fully bipartisan. losing this race to china or starting to fall behind. it says we are behind and we will lose, to the department of defense, prioritization of resources, investing in new technologies, not necessarily how to get rid of old technologies to make room for new investments. >> i couldn't agree more. there is nothing here that is necessarily groundbreaking, but it is a wake-up call not just to congress but the administration and the american people. we have to change the attitude especially at the pentagon. and attitude geared more toward welcoming innovation and to develop the innovation to compete now and in the future. key take aways from the report i would focus on,

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. >>> plus, new photos and new fallout. who else was at the fancy dinner party that governor newsom has been apologizing for. >>> and we're live at the chase center with the decision just made about the warriors' plans for fans. >>> and as the last of the rain showers are exiting the bay area, the snow is still flying in the high sierra. a winter weather advisory in effect there until 10:00 this evening. that's downgraded from a winter storm warning, but looking on i-80 right now, yeah, you can see the tire tracks in the snow, but it is slow going through the high sierra. around the bay area, starting to see a few cracks in the cloud cover. we'll talk about what's next in the forecast coming up. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. also right now on the kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, thanksgiving is a week from tomorrow and right now some people are rushing to get tested before their big family gatherings. >> kpix 5's juliette goodrich is in pleasanton where people are having a