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stephane: in the u.k.rope, we are sending them the same data package we are sending to the fda. given the good discussions we have had with those regulatory agencies unless couple of months, we provided them the data in phase one and phase two. younnot see the u.k. or approve a vaccine before the u.s.. it is not impossible. challenges ahe big lot of the people in the industry talk about his convincing people to take the vaccine. what do you say to those people that may be concerned? what you think the industry message, what you think the motor -- the moderna message for the anti-vaxxers? stephane: there are three groups of people. people ready to take a vaccine. there are people who never believed in the vaccine way before the pandemic, and people on the fence, because they are surprised the vaccines have been developed so fast. to those people on the fence, what i am telling you is we have not cut any corners. we done the full phase one, the full phase two, the full phase 3 with 30,000 people, which is a

stephane: this we don't know yet. what we know from today's data is if you get the vaccine, you have a 94% chance to have no covid disease. that is obviously a big deal. what is of his lien more important in my opinion is in the case of disease that we , thezed yesterday secondary endpoint of that phase 3 study, so 11 of the 95 cases were severe. so is really more -- so what is really breakable -- really there were no cases reported of the people who got the vaccine. when you put that data together, what does it tell you? it seems that our vaccine, if you get it, you have a very high chance of being with no disease, and if you get the disease, most probably you get the mild disease. think about the impact on hospitalization, i see you, and the impact on the economy when governments around the world are trying to slow down contacts because they want to manage the limited hospital and i see you capacity -- and icu capacity. so if it can prevent severe disease, that is a game changer. to your question about transmission,

maria: that is phenomenal news, stephane.ask you, were the people in the trial already sick? because i know that what we have here is news that this covid-19 vaccine can prevent getting sick, right? you can prevent it. >> exactly. it's a vaccine, maria. so you give it to healthy people. we test before the first dose to make sure they were not sick with covid. and what we waited for, that's what you do in vaccine testing, you wait for cases, wait for people to get the virus and get the disease, and and you can compare the people that get the vaccine against people with placebo. this was 30,000 people got the vaccine, 15,000 people get the placebo, and then we just waited. and there are so many cases in the country now this went very, very fast. last wednesday we announced instead of first analysis we ended up running 95 dayses. so our study is almost finished. maria: what about the refrigeration part of this? it needs to be freezing cold, and that gives us a longer shfl life. tell me about the refrigeration and how that will w

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and stephan simons is at the rally in washington. stephan, thanks for being there. what can you tell us about the kind of people gathering where you are almost up out of the picture here for a 2nd american. see this crowd. those are the america people. this are, this is the trump base, which are seeing marching from freedom plaza. here down and do you see down there way reform, where they're coming into the other direction camera could show you that way. way, way, way down there is capitol hill. and this is where they're going to go to the supreme court and why this of course clear because none of those people here is ok. and just sort of get up. i can remember, you know, we all, wonderful. i of course, are adamant about that this election is not over. there's a handout newspaper here. that's right. and it certainly looks to far from over that sums it up what those people believe or what they're protesting for here. now, what you don't see is people of supremacist, gangs, militia people. there are a few groups present here. they're speakers also, and then i mean go

all right stephan sera and philadelphia very noisy philadelphia having a party that a fact is a much. joe biden has calls for patience as the last of votes are counted and donald trump has come back on the attack in his 1st appearance since election night president trump made a series of unsubstantiated claims that he's being robbed of a 2nd term state election officials are insisting there is no evidence of any wrongdoing 2 days after the polls closed president donald trump delivered his latest broadside against the electoral system. if you count the legal votes i easily win if you count the illegal it's they can try to steal. the election from us if you count the votes that came in late we're looking at them very strongly but a lot of votes came in. there is no evidence of voting irregularities in the us because of the coronavirus pandemic many votes were delivered by mail the living the count mealand ballots are steadily increasing the leader of democratic candidate joe biden. is seeking to stop the vote count republicans have launched lawsuits in several states once the legal batt

joining me now is stephane roux, deputy director of galimard.h what this has meant for your business. thank you for having me this morning. yes, it's definitely a very difficult yearfor it's definitely a very difficult year for the perfume industry overall. we have a virus that is stopping sales and also attacking the main sense that we use on a daily for our work. it is very difficult, definitely. mainly, this year has been very difficult because now it is an experience and people need to go to the store to experience fragrances. and with the closing of the stores and the lack of travel, it has just been very difficult. and this virus is so unprecedented in the sense that those who have lost their sense of smell, there is something like 20% you may never get it back apparently. that's it. that is one of the prime examples of this. back in march, i woke up that morning not feeling great. i went about my daily and morning routine and grabbed my favourite perfume that i was about to wear, which is kind of about to wear, which is kind of a middle e

when i'm as i'm abit beda i've been head of the benedictine abbey of plank stephan since 2010 so previously i was administered prior here. and. a really. really really really. slab aura pray and work that's the benedictine model. plunks deccan abbey has an annual turnover of around 5000000 euros. abbott beta is like its c.e.o. he's also the librarian responsible for some 120000 books. they include his doctoral thesis on electing an abbott from a historical perspective. he never imagined he would one day become abbott himself when he wrote these lines. is the richly endowed with eyes like the abbot has a 360 degree view in the spectrum of all science there are both the people who are interested to him and everything in the monastery. so foresight also includes what is hidden from the eye and can only be grasped through intuition into it. well that's the theory the reality looks a bit different these days it's up time it's being a bit is no fun it's coming for ideas of as if you constantly have to deal with some conflict or stupid issue came into the thinking as is. as a. then i think to myse

he has investigated skills to the private sector and these ceo of the stephan group and author of the fordham center and his specialty is global security, everything from governance culture and state actors, nonstate actors and i'm going to try to cover as much of that today as we can. one thing i want to point out is each day the center publishes the stephan group intel brief which is something you should really, you should read every day. it's a wonderful insight into a timely issue that goes to the heart of what we should be thinking about even if it's not in the headlines, everything from white supremacy to what's happening with al qaeda and isis geopolitics in washington state and i encourage you to read it every day. i'd also encourage you to read the stephan groups national security produces which is its 14th year and brings you the news every day about what you should be thinking about about national security and a variety of dimensionsso i want to thank you so much for joining me today, welcome . >> thank you. >> i want to start by talking about the book and then we're going

interesting listening to those comments watching from afar yesterday, stephan. it seemed or looked like the president himself might be lacked a little energy for the electoral fraud narrative, his supporters maintaining the rides. now definitely we haven't talked to anybody and you're just heard it there. we haven't literally didn't talk to anybody who was in any way of form considered tori towards the fact that joe biden has won more votes of the electoral college. then dull chump those people who were here today were still yet today. they believe that this president was duped out of, another term that there was fraud at display here and not here in d.c., but here in america, in many states in the contested states. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, georgia. for example, those people here are adamant and they are actually willing to fight. now fight, what does that mean? they will do everything they say to bring this to the supreme court just up the street right there. because they think this is the best sense for the president to get actually another 4 years d

and simon says at the rally, in washington, d.c., stephan, you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? that's to tell you, this is the biggest here in d.c. of the crowd. make america great. again, the so-called maggot crowds, there were 2 attempts from a right wing supremacists to kooks klan militia type organizations this year. one of this in the summer in july or in august i think and one last year and this is all down there, were like out of 50 and of people this year is of different magnitude. this is, look at this down there is ongoing for nolen of people streaming out to the, to the supreme court, to capitol hill. this is at least 101-5000 people here, all charm supporters. and i asked my camera to try to put constitution avenue all there that this is where the supreme court is and the capitol hill, of course. and it's going on and on and on. and on. crowds, crowds crowds main building industry. and that is really dangerous. and that is really concerning for fear for many here are militia testers, if you like surprised supremacist groups c

stephane: we have not disclosed. we do that when the fda meeting meets.literally got it yesterday. the team is looking at everything. tudy, was the elderly above 65 years old. the elderly data is similar to other age groups. people with diabetes also very high efficacy. by the time we meet with the fda on december 17, the advisory board, we will roll out all the details and those will likely be put online by the fda a few days before the advisory board as it is usually done. guy: is there anybody that shouldn't get the vaccine? stephane: today, the study has only been done for people above the age of 18. we are going to start very soon, this year, studying teenagers. teenagers should not get vaccinated because there is not data that is reliable yet. shery: that was the moderna ceo speaking to bloomberg. next, china's economic offensive against australia. why it could end up backfiring and pushing the powers closer to the u.s. camp. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: ties between australia and china jeopardizing billions of dollars of exports at a crucial time in

stephan simons in washington 7. despite the brief acknowledgement of biden's victory, it appears trump is not ready to officially admit defeat and continues to insist there was widespread voter fraud. is that right? that's right, the i wouldn't overrate this tweet where he said joe biden won because as you pointed out, just felt all short while after that he tweeted again, only in the, in the eyes of the fake news as if media would call the shots here in terms of who got elected by the american people. so yeah, i know the president is not, not happy and not willing to concede anything, as also stated in a tweet. and i wouldn't, i would not put money on him being ready to do this in any dignified way, any time soon. and that is, of course, causing a lot of problems. it's causing problems for the transition. and this is, for example, something which wrong claim the future white house chief of staff of cure for joe biden pointed out. let's have a listen to what he said. but look, if the president's prepared to begin to

. >>> warriors start stephan curry coming in the clutch, how he surprises organizers and organ couldroup's lifeline was recently stolen. >>> ahead of 5:00, >>> food banks all across the area are pivoting to feed the unprecedented level of need, and do it safely, more on the progress made and the challenges still ahead.>> reporter: the pandemic shows no sign of slowing down, the hungry need continue to grow, our safety net has had to get faster and smarter. >> reporter: at cathedral faith in san jose, when the lockdown began, the number of families needing food doubled, so bad that line of cars went around the block and back onto highway 87. >> the first week it was crazy, helicopters over the church.>> reporter: do -- look at them now, because of covid restrictions, food is prepackaged in boxes. which are moved into place with shopping carts. volunteers mobilize like nascar pit crews, moving 20 vehicles in about 30 seconds. a female worker told them it was the most efficient operation they had ever seen. >> a poor person, when they are struggling with rent and pg&e and the other bill

that plant is on the way although regional forest he said not yet granted final planning commission stephan show and his colleagues are dead set against the factory and say approval should not be granted they say the forests and freshwater ecosystem are at risk section 8 a of the federal emission protection act allowed tesla to make an early start. they're just hoping nothing gets in their way with the huge and nobody knows what the impact below the surface will be it's environmental russian roulette. that. these opponents of the factory often meet here in the woods a couple of kilometers from the construction site they say the location is entirely unsuited to this kind of development. as of the freshwater ecosystem here is complex and so far it's been protected from industrial development. we now suddenly mr musk wants to build here and only here. this was presumably the only site that appealed to him and the powers that be are doing everything in their power to oblige him. the fear is that the enormous new plant will use so much ground water that the lakes and streams will just dry up and

maria: i think you make a great point just had stÉphane bancel, ceo moderna, and he said year going toiddle of the year, ed you had a big deal on deduct s&p global agreeing to acquire for 44 billion dollars, this is a big deal a landmark deal, that would combine two largest providers of data, to wall street. and, what do you say about that given the fact lots of times when you see a lot of deal flow that is good for the market as well; right? >> absolutely correct maria. when you see a lot of m&a activity that is really he health sign really good sign, by the way, not only are we seeing the sign for business activity, but some of the capital spending numbers recent durable goods orders have suggested capital spending is actually coming on very strong you know that on a consumer side we are really getting awfully close to this year's highs the beginning of the year the recovery really has been remarkable so far, now look, there is still a lot of pain out there there is a tremendous amount of problems with the third wave of the virus we are not out of the woods yet the market looks forwa

and, at the rally in washington, d.c., stephan, you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? that's to tell you, this is the biggest here in d.c. of the my god crowd make america great. again. the so-called maggot crowds, there were 2 attempts from a right wing supremacy. screw kooks klan militia type organizations this year. one of this in the summer in july or in august i think and one last year and this is all down there were like about a 50 on the people this year is of different magnitude. this is, look at this down there is on going for now. now people streaming app to the, to the supreme court, to capitol hill. this is at least 101-5000 people here, all charm supporters. and i asked my camera to turn but constitution avenue all there that this is where the supreme court is and the capitol hill, of course. and it's going on and on and on. and on. crowds, crowds crowds, main building in the scrub. and that is really dangerous, and that is really concerning for fear. for many here are militia testers, if you would like surprised supremacist gro

stephan as you likely know donald trump a one man state in 2016 the 1st republican to do so since $988.00 and and joe biden of course easy is a native son of that state i imagine the tensions are high that emotions are high i can hear the noise on the streets where you're standing right now give me a sense of the climate where you are. tensions are i wouldn't call it 10 since here right now there is no tension in any or a combative way are now part of this can change easily why because they are 2 sides of this is one crowd which will be angry upon the other crowd and as of now it looks like that from supporters who will at some point probably show up will be enough to happy about that it will go but it took the lead yes you're absolutely right away there was a state in the blue wall the so-called who was impenetrable for 4 republicans for decades until donald trump 2016 he took. his defense of a new he took strength and well that has thanks for those althea looks like through again allentown erie for. all those the counties i mentioned the allegheny. and all now from red to blue however w

finals in a closely contested match against defending champion stephan austin. see us? world number 2 took the 1st set for his week rival, one the 2nd. but then the dow bounced back climbing the 3rd set 6 to face daniel medvedev in the final 4 on saturday. you so far more coco is celebrating his 16th birthday today, but tomorrow there may be even more cause for celebration. that's because he's all set to become the buddhist leader's youngest. ever player here is a closer look at germany's next winter kids. you super mukoko is already used to breaking records. he scored 46 goals in one season, playing for dortmund's under seventeen's team. when he was just 14 years old, born in cameroon, macaco is not your average academy product. i was a street footballer in cameroon. there wasn't any local team. you just played with friends in the north on it for no. in 2014, he moved to germany to live with his father and 2 years later joined by dortmund a club with a tradition of playing young talents. the current record for youngest bundesliga player was set by another dormant acade

the swedish prime minister stephan lawful and has certainly been taking it seriously he's just ended a period of self isolation off to fears he'd been exposed to the virus. health officials are now urging swedes to stay at home as much as possible half of the country's regions have put local restrictions in place these included vising people to stop using public transport and to stick clear of indoor spaces such as shops and museums. but unlike other countries there are no fines for violating these recommendations. as previous cases continue to say hospital admissions rise whether they like you don't know what officials here may be forced to get tougher. let's get more on the swedish approach from. said he's professor of clinical epidemiology at swainson institute he's also one of the signatures of the great parenting declaration which advocates for what they call focus protection of people most at risk and seeks to avoid potential harm of coffee lockdowns welcome to d.w. now that sweden deaths and infection rates are rising so much faster than its neighbors who went into lockdown do

little in 24 minutes saw the sharpest double blue flame of the exchanging pulses with the not so stephan and big bush before slotting home. built on shell can now have an audience when she didn't shine, should we weren't one step behind. but if we can't win, if we defend as a team like that, it's collective cologne, coach, maku, skin stall was in the hot seat after their 17 game league willis streak, but only on berlin. m.x. clues, a happen last in 6 outings. and the berliners got the ball rolling in the 27th minute. taiwo money netting his 1st goal for the money on after arriving on loan from liverpool. 9 minutes later though elliott security level things up for cologne, heading in a free kick to me on one penalty, 20 minutes from time, but max close and missed the small kick for the 1st time in his career. luckily, no mistakes defeat out to $21.00, which cannot be good news for marcus. good stalls, job security lines also haven't had a single wins so far this season. could they rely on jordan fairly tight search to give them a much needed spark against freiburg leone. so was an emphati

correspondent stephan simmons in washington welcome stefan let's start with turnout how's it looking. one word for you 3 big letters and literally capital letters be big big turnout huge as you mentioned $100.00 plus 1000000 people already cast their vote before today those ballots are in they're going to be counted now and now long lines as far as we can tell across the country in all those states where polling stations are open right now and since the early morning hours here local long lines smooth going so far and no reports of massive problems at any polling stations in any state so far so yeah a lot of turnout people standing in line to vote in person today before the polling stations actually open in many many cases this is clearly clearly absolutely a historic day in terms of voter turnout and if you will a celebration of democracy right it's all about voting it's it's give you a vote go out there and vote and apparently people heard that and they're doing it they're voting in droves right now donald trump one on a late saving the last 2016 is that likely this year. yes and no

stephan station simons, reporting from the pro trump rally in washington d.c. . and we turn to ethiopia where shares are growing about the escalating conflict in the northern tier gray region. the central government is accusing forces there of firing rockets into neighboring and hora region. fighting between ethiopian troops and the t.v. people liberation front began last week. thousands of civilians have fled, many with harrowing stories. sprawling camp in sudan as another refugee crisis unfolds. the sounds of ethiopians have been streaming across the border, fleeing the fear and chaos of the latest fighting in the north. many who arrive here bring stories of escalating violence and atrocities. forces entered and burned their homes and killed people. they left us with nothing . so we fled here to sudan, another not always left with my parents and my child with only what we wore. now we have nothing. we fled from death and murder. the exodus comes as embassy international reports. evidence of a civilian massacre in the town of my kudrow in the northern region. wi

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan 11 the prime minister of sweden who says this may be. needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece there's strict new measures come into place and there's a lot of where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down there seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but the these obstructions are continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress this 2nd wave the virus. serbia's suing nato member states for an alarming rise in cancer rates that follows the military blocks matthews' that incredibly toxic depleted uranium and its bombing of the country and 999. we didn't know then that it was you writing in my main issue nobody asks so those of us who came back ali

live in the newsroom, stephan s air yashgs nbc 7 news. >> early voting has been going on in the east bay since saturday. chance for voters who want to cast ballots in tern to do exactly that. so far there haven't been any long lines. they sur vafd several polling places in east bay today and joins us live from pleasantton. hi, laura. >> hi. we're at a middle school here in pleasantton. they just now closing up shop. voting continued until 5:00 tonight. we actually saw some folks running in just before 5:00. they were told they had 40 seconds to get inside the door even though we haven't seen long lines. so many people have already voted. >> take your ballot cards. >> call it last minute early voting. yet another new phenomenon around the historic election of 2020. an election where in the east bay 60% plus of the lekt rat has already cast their ballots with still a little more than 24 hours to go. >> once the word got out they could come into the old training facility, we have a lot more people. taking pictures of what they see and live memories. that's nice. the best part is it's br

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan 11 the prime minister of sweden who says the city. may be needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece this strict new measures come into place in thessaloniki where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down there seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but the these obstructions are continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress the 2nd wave of the virus. thanks for all of that thanks for the company the saving thing forget you can keep across all what's happening in the u.s. let should adopt. c.z. to find as always and we are back again in about 35. sputnik 5 has the world. just like its namesake the original sport. the 1st draft of a to leave the.

stephan simons that have been adelphia thank you so much. meanwhile president trump has made a series of unsubstantiated claims that he's being a 2nd day says he'll press ahead with a series of legal challenges even the state's officials are insisting there is no evidence of any wrongdoing mr trump says he will never give up fighting but he is facing an uphill battle. on friday state officials in georgia said they expected they would have to carry out a recount in georgia joe biden's razor thin advantage the focus for our office and for the county election officials for now remains on making sure that every legal vote is counted and recorded accurately. as we are closing in on a final count we can begin to look toward our next steps. with a margin that's small there will be a recount in georgia. the news came as biden took the lead in both georgia and pennsylvania another pivotal battleground state biden's lead there is a little more comfortable with and enjoy but it's still a tight race. what are you back is from both sides have been facing

city manager stephan chat with giving the order to make the arrest after he says the group refused to leave after making a public statement me. >>they were allowed to speak for a bit. after we allowed them some time to speak. we asked them to please leave an exit. lawfully that's a that's a lawful order. and they refuse to because of that ari buie says it wasn't the case with several steps it could take in there was no de escalation, no one told to leave the law student and mother of 1 one of the 9 book behind bars. >>she says she was fingerprinted had her mug shot taken and booked into the solano county jail. finally released after 8 hours. it was really disgusting no social distancing. we have to beg for mass. >>in have any hand sanitizers police officers were not wearing masks. >>the group attended the meeting tuesday night to get answers about the status of fairfield officer dustin joseph joseph who's been with the department since 2018 is currently under investigation for his alleged role to the badge been digging scandal that's plagued the vallejo police department where he prev

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan levin the prime minister of sweden who says this may be. needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece those strict new measures come into place in thessaloniki where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down they seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but the these obstructions are continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress this 2nd wave of the virus. and others have the news is looking safe are today here and i say we're back with more and the latest on the u.s. election just over half of. people say drawled powells untalented in worthless but you see how difficult that is do blast the money got it takes some skill they had to go to really ackno

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan levon the prime minister of sweden he says the city. may be needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece this strict new measures come into place in thessaloniki where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down there seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but the these obstructions are continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress this 2nd wave the virus. that's how things are shaping up for the moment thanks to pick nost this hour i would of course bring bring you the very latest especially from the us of the coming hours so i hope to see. some control for a middle class time most of the night most of our very hard working people who want to get ahe

restrictions without them being law well it looks like they're going to have to turn them into law now stephan loaf and the head of government in sweden saying he's going to be looking at making coronavirus restrictions legal part of the legal system there in greece state brought in new stricter measures that means that no non-essential flights are coming in and out of thessaloniki and there's also limits on when and for what reasons you can leave your house in portugal we've seen the prime minister put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come in as europe continues to try and get the number of infections of covert 19 down. pace how many thanks for the update. and thank you for joining us here on r.t. international we're back at the top of the hour with over night. because there's survival guide book stacey just to start. this is. you should know they're going to get him back. good says a repatriations look at the rest of 7 there's. phillip a separate kaiser for. some control for a middle. of the night most of them are very hardworking people who want to get ahead t

correspondent stephan simons is outside the philadelphia convention center where the vote is taking place welcome stuff and how's it looking. well nothing changed from the last hour so far having said that telling you look at this as i said before and that's what we see all day long right now increasing number of trump supporters showing up here throughout the day bomb they are drowned out by this massive crowd over there having basically a party it's almost like a reefer in the music place you see all those posters and flags wiggling and raving because the people of thinset and drowning the drowning the trump supporters they have no chance of being heard and their grievances is of course that they say this election now here in philadelphia in pennsylvania is stolen from them is stolen from donald trump what they mean by this is that the count is ongoing of the male imbalance of course a strain t.-l. actual college votes at stake here philadelphia and the counties around here this is al gore harry this is birch this is all kind of other counties they're still counting the ballots mail in

in front of the convention center where pennsylvania ballots are being counted and he's not alone stephan if you can hear us you know what's going on where you are a lot of activity. 7 are you able to hear us as seems to be a lot of noise i can only speak up so much. looks like we're having some trouble getting over the stuffing because there's a lot of activity appears outside that convention center where those votes are being counted steffen any chance. this is truly out there understand if the 2nd fellow do you really literally the middle of the thick of it where protests or where 2 groups are giving each other face off to this side of the camera can show you this this is the pro biden errors the 1st count every vote crowd it's a good look with balloons and dancing all day long and no turning back to me and this right these all the biden the the trump supporters right in front of the commencement said the pennsylvania curmudgeon said the way inside the boat is still being counted remember if biden takes this state and the difference between trump and biden was 500000 votes now it's abo

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan levin the prime minister of sweden he says this may be. needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece this strict new measures come into place in thessaloniki where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down they seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but they did these obstructions all continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress the 2nd wave of the virus that's latest they are not the international join is again at the top of their. if you can save someone if you have a small and direct means say that you can then say there are thousands of other like well my response is that the way we should think about what is just is that just as there's a chil

law well it seems that they're going to have to make some of those measures law that's according to stephan logan the prime minister of sweden he says the city. may be needed in order to keep numbers down in that country in greece this strict new measures come into place in thessaloniki where no non-essential flights will be allowed in or out there's also limits on when and for what reason you can leave your home in portugal the prime minister's put in place a new state of emergency and in italy a new curfew has come into play as european nations try and get rising infection numbers down there seem to be fighting a losing battle in lots of different places but the these obstructions are continuing to come in in the hope that in a couple of weeks they can try and suppress the 2nd wave of the virus. thanks joining us here on ati international and stay with us throughout the day. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be succes

hopefully in the new year, we should be able to have enough data to share that information >> so stephaneide effects can you describe the worst side effect that you saw and if there are any sub groups of the people we're talking about, whether it's someone with a compromised immune system or elderly or with some other comorbidity, not a morbidity but people that have different preexisting conditions were there any side effects that were concerning or more concerning given a person's medical history? >> yeah, so joe, we don't know yet details by subgroup. the analysis is ongoing by the team, and by the time it happened, we'll have much more data the fda as usual, we put out a briefing book where the data, focus on top line data, we could file to the fda to spend the thanksgiving weekend reviewing data and quality controlling the data so we don't know yet, the safety side effect is typically to what we described two weeks ago, what you see in the vaccine you have local, you know, site infection pain a bit of redness for some people that goes away within 24 to 48 hours. those are for local s

will leave you there for now in wilmington delaware as we cross it now to debut of course on spondon stephan simons who weighs in at philadelphia and sylvania stefan what can you tell us. all i can give you a little bit most here and bring this whole presidential election a little bit on the street all the state as. well those people here they think that's a historic day that's more pillow but i talked to one of them. was celebrating a little. oh now that's enough. that's cool to somebody you know personally. now how do you think i'm saying something off thing this is a little bit symbolic here this is this separation from the other crowd right time what is your hope for paul on bringing this country together necessarily because those guys over there they're not really liking what they see on this side here i'm hoping that this divide between us shrinks and shrinks insurance until the father my dad to get shit done. you think that's reasonable i just. do biden knows how to. doing and you just have to have the republicans into the white house and have a lot of talk. that the time was her. rig

data throughout the day throughout the next few days and so will philadelphia do this too all right stephan simons there for us in pennsylvania that key state that has just tipped the election in favor of joe biden to become the next president of the united states going across now over to our correspondent all of result who is absent in wilmington delaware which is the hometown of joe biden all of our great to see you there what has the reaction been from the biden team. well there's so much celebration here unfolding as we speak we're here at the joe biden's headquarters and the people have been waiting your for days for this very moment of course joe biden himself is the 3rd time he ran for president he will be the oldest president in american history but of course it's now clear that he 2 won this election we're waiting for a big celebration here tonight fireworks are set up there is going to be a victory speech delivered by joe biden and the but they have said nevertheless there's also a lot of problems joe biden inherits were nearing record numbers of the coronavirus crisis there are l