. >> reporter: one of catalan's lines can bottle up to 400 viles a minute with each vile containing five to ten doses. >> the situation we're facing now is what we call the need for paid. >> how many shifts are you running right now? >> we are running 24/7, 7 day ace week. and really it's an all-out effort to keep the lines running. >> are you worried about the security of the stock piles? >> we have taken extraordinary precaution in this area not only for maybe some nefarious effort but also natural. hurricane, tornado, et cetera, right? it's such a commodity to us, we're taking the full steps to make sure the vaccine is secure. >> armed guards? >> yes. >> armed guards at sites where the vaccine is stock piled? >> yes. >> once it starts moving, whether on a truck or a plane, is it going to be under guard? >> yes, that's as far as i'm going to talk about it though, right? because we don't want to lay out all the plans. but the answer is yes. >> reporter: most of the viles will be shipped by the same companies that deliver packages to our homes every day. >> we'e prepared to deliver to ev

whoever obtains the vaccine first not only obtains the actual vaccine, manufacture it, put it in the vile, distribute it will be the geopolitical

a special edition of "ya burnt" with the meyers family music from kurt vile featuring the 8g the banders >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight aw, well, happy thanksgiving to you. let's get to the news. today was thanksgiving the day we celebrate some house guests who showed up unannounced and stayed for 400 years that's right, today was thanksgiving which is quite a challenge in 2020. umm, i'm thankful for, uh, let's see, uh, these napkins are folded really nice according to a new poll, 61% of americans changed their thanksgiving plans due to the surge in coronavirus cases, and some because they need to start packing. according to a new survey the most popular thanksgiving side dish in maine is a side salad which makes sense when you remember the people of maine don't want to be happy the owl discovered inside the rockefeller center christmas tree was released this week back into the wild, or as it is known in manhattan, queens "the new york times" published an article this week encouraging readers to take a nap on thanksgiving

>> well, i have just finished "the splendid and the vile" by erik larson, wonderful account of churchill and his family, really in the worst year of the war, the year right after he becomes prime minister, may 10, 1940, literally the day of the german invasion of low countries in france. and then basically what it was like to stood alone against nazi germany until june the 41 the russians are in the war and then obviously by december the 41 the united states is in the war. it's an extraordinary book, so it's a wonderful read about a guy that i consider literally the greatest person in the

out and use the viles. if you leave the box open too long, the viles go bad. all of this is ramping up rather dramatically as a part of operation warp speed. we talked to the general in charge of operation warp speed. they believe they have the distribution capacity laid out to go to every one of the 50 states in the country the hhs secretary said they believed to have them available by the end of the year. everybody expects it's going to be front line medical workers, doctors and nurses and clinicians, and then you will go into front line paramedics and emts, police and firefighters and then the people who worked inside, for example, inside a nursing home, if not the nursing home residents themselves. all of those people will be a priority. so when will the rest of us, the general public get this? we expect it will probably be -- sorry. i'm going to turn off the phone. otherwise it will ring and ring and ring. we expect you and i and everybody else will all probably get the vaccine starting in april, may,

>> well, i had just finished "the splendid and the vile" by erik larson, a a wonderful acct of churchill and his family, really in the worst year of the war, the year right after he becomes prime minister, may 10 of 1940, that really the day of the german invasion of the low countries in france. and then basically what it was like to have stood alone against nazi germany until june the 41, the russians are in the war and then obviously by december the 41 the united states is in the war. it's an extraordinary book. it's a wonderful read about a a guy that i consider literally the greatest person of the 20th century and the supreme ordeal of a long and brilliant career. although i've been reading, i just picked up great story by gene edward smith, great biographer. i read his biographies of grant and eisenhower. eisenhower biography by far the great eisenhower biography ever written, , and there'd been some good ones. but he died in 2019, so right now i had just gotten into what may been may be in his best book was on fdr, something called the parking price which best book of your back in

. >> i just finished the splendid and the vile by eric larson, wonderful account of him and his family, there in the worst year of the war right after becomes prime minister in 1940, the day of the german invasion in the countries in france and basically what it was like to stand alone against not see germany until june of 41 the russians are in the war and obviously by december 41, the united states is in the war, you've seen the book, it's a wonderful read about a guy that i consider the greatest person of the 20th century and the supreme ordeal of long and brilliant career, i've also been reading, i just picked up the greatest story of the name of jean edward smith, great biographer, i read his biographies a grant in eisenhower, by far the best eisenhower biography ever written and there has been some good ones. but he died in 2019, right now just got into what may have been his best book fdr on the department price which is american historians choose the best book of the year, back in 2007 it's been around it's been a book we've been sitting on my bookshelf and we had not gotten to

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developed, we have one major hurdle we got to start thinking of how to get hundreds of millions of vilesericans and people overse overseas the federal government vaccine program plans to distribute it to the states. state governments have to figure it out themselves and federalism have not had the best record fighting this virus. you have to keep it refrigerated and especially in the case of pfizer vaccine which it will go bad. getting it where it needs to go would be a whole production. where the government drops the ball, private enterprise is stepping up. tonight i want to take you to the terrific companies that are apart of the vaccine all are intriguing for investors we were talking about giants like united parcel and fedex and some pharmacies and super markets that i kind of like to suggest that everything be good here let's start with ups we just checked in with their new ceo. a few weeks ago she was already on the case. listen to this >> many of the vaccines, clinical trials that are being sent across our network needs to be chilled we have two freezer firms. one in lieuvilouisvi

which are essentially black vile, yellow bile, blood vile, and phlegm. which if one of those where we've found -- balance you are seeking you would have to put those back in balance. a little known fact it's actually one of this is one of the reasons george washington died when he had pneumonia, because they took too much blood to try and rebalance those humor's. and so by the time civil war this was coming out of fashion, you had a study of anatomy that was taking place, with the use of cadavers both legally and illegally, with things such as body snatching started coming around in the 18 thirties. but, you have different studies of the medical field, like back then we all, a.g. was excuse me, epidermal itchy, that are not taking place at this point in time. and that would all come into place, by the time that the civil war began in 1861. however, by the time of the 18 fifties and 18 sixties, you do have medical schools that have been around since the 1700s. some of the better known schools wear in paris, such as you see in a picture here with the paris

that sample is then placed in a vile that plugs into a device that ultimately interprets the results. meanwhile, the u.s. food & drug administration has scheduled meetings for its vaccine advisory committee in three weeks setting the vaccine review process in motion. two companies, pfizer and moderna, will soon apply to the fda for authorization of their covid-19 vaccines. >>> joining me is professor william had e hazeltine. he is an author. an absolute pleasure to have you with us, professor. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> so let's start with pfizer's vaccine news of reaching its safety milestone and preparing to apply for emergency use authorization. how long will the fda approval take? and what might this mean in terms of when the general public will get vaccinated? >> in answer to your first question, how long will it pret. there is a great need for this vaccine and other vaccines for covid. i suspect the fda will handle it expeditiously. they've had a chance to see the data. unfortunately we haven't yet seen the data but the fda promised us if they do give any kind

. >> a vile interest attack on a grocery store clerk . >>> the victim was in a coma for days and it was thought he was brain day after he was assaulted on hall wean night. the attack left him up able to walk, talk and eat on his own. here are details about the case. >> reporter: the loved one describe the fat ir as hoss tirr and hard working. his just starting to o'his eyes. hits family knows what happened to him is hive changing. >> hi loved his job. there's photos of him smiling. >> hi worked at good max for two yours and hi left the meat department and rethrived carts. >> a coworker called 911 after discovering him beaten. >> my mom called and told me my bother was in the hospital and he wasn't going to make it. >> her brother was unrecognizable with a brain injury and fractures to his face. >> his head was distorted. his eyes were shut. >> police don't have much on the suspect. they lehe's ad photos have they women. a silver four door car with a sunroof and dent by the gas tank. which strikes the family as odd. one woman had a actual pga in the card. duff ill bag in the cart. >> he

proclamation, the republican party took a beating and lincoln did not object to criticism, really vileriticism of his inciting so-called war, as some of the press put it. during his own campaign for reelection, he was treated brutally by the democratic press, including suffering the most racist attacks in the history of american politics, i think. charged that he would foment intermarriage and that was the basis of his reelection campaign, which was a little out of his camp at this point. he treated campaigns as open season and i think that is to his credit. susan: the next president i want to jump to is theodore roosevelt. you called him the master press agent of all time. why does he earn that in your estimation? harold: i should say that was a quote by one of the journalists who felt outdone by teddy. up until teddy roosevelt, editors were the be-all and end-all. they controlled policy, the tenor of reports from washington. they were the ones that presidents befriended, gave jobs and contracts to. the roosevelt era change that. washington correspondence were more important. teddy ro

seen as a vile lags of international law by most of the international community.'s go live to london with more on that >> good morning. it is really hard to imagine any other secretary of state taking a trip like this, truly unprecedented. most of the world considers these illegal. reshaping america's relationship to israel and foreign policy on settlements has been a top priority here is what the secretary of state said on the visit. >> you can't stand here and stair out at what's across the border and deny the central thing that president trump recognized that previous president's refused to do, that this is a part of israel, a central part of israel >> even though the trump administration only has 60 days left, pompeo will use that time to reshape the foreign policy in a way that could have lasting affects for the next administration >> when we come back, pandemic fears reinfect wall street downy defy damage protects your clothes from the stretching, fading and fuzzing that happens throughout the wash process, all cycle long! simply toss in detergent, add defy

manufacture takes 30 minutes and allows users to swab themselves using a nasal sample that is plugged into a vile that shows portable results. the test will require a prescription likely limiting its initial use. >>> the acting secretary of defense announced the u.s. will withdraw thousands of troops from afghanistan and iraq by january. some top military officials are not in favor of the draw down. >> chris miller was a soldier and today, the acting secretary of defense and he announced a draw dawn from 4,500 to 2,500 troops. by january 15, 2001. excuse, i clear liam thinkily af where this started in 2001. >> commanders were opposed to any decrease. faced with trump's determination to bring troops home, they responded, if you want to draw down, we recommend you go to 2,500. president trump decided to go to 3,000 down to 2,500 troops in iraq where personnel remain under attack. just finishing the statement when these launch pads lit up in with rockets fired near the u.s. embassy in baghdad. reporting for cbs news, the pentagon. >>> the faa is set today to lift the grounding order on the boeing tr

. >> llave que a uno no le esperan los viles, la renta, todo. >> dice que empezÓ a vender en envasese vendedores ambulantes dice que el nÚmero de comerciantes en la calle podrÍa llegar a 3000 en toda la ciudad y esto en gran parte debido a la pandemia. >> habÍa cerca de 1500 vendedores ambulantes en la calle, pero ahorita por las condiciones econÓmicas mucha gente estÁ tratando de buscar sobrevivencia y estÁn tambiÉn cocinando en su casa y vendiendo. >> la gran mayorÍa se aventura con sus ventas sin licencia. el asesor de vendedores declarÓ que el proceso para obtenerla particularmente para vender comida es difÍcil y complejo. vendedores dicen que de no mejorar las cosas, habrÁ más gente en la calle vendiendo y no solo comida, tambiÉn ropa y otros productos. la situaciÓn es tal, que ahora estÁn más refrigeradores con comida gratis en barrios de clase trabajadora para ayudar a la poblaciÓn desempleada por la pandemia. el departamento del trabajo reporta que la tasa de desempleo en el estado fluctÚa en 13%. >> pues es una situaciÓn de sobrevivencia para salir adelante. >> o actualmente

you swab your nose places sample and vile and you get the results in 30 minutes or less you'll need to get a prescription from a doctor if you have the symptoms and then report back the results. the company says the at-home test kit will cost about $50 the cdc is now advising against alcohol and against a singing during your holiday celebrations. the new holiday guidelines say that people should avoid singing and speaking loudly, especially while they are indoors. that means keeping music levels low, so the people can hear one another without shouting. >>the guidelines also advise limiting the amount of alcohol at gatherings since alcohol consumption is linked to behaviors that are more likely to pass on the virus the cdc says if you are going to a holiday party, although they don't want you to the agency advises quarantining for 14 days before and after. >>for sports. on to the nba draft the warriors remained at number 2 and they pick the guy who i have been reporting they pick for the past 2 years. >>there you go center james wiseman out of memphis past 2 weeks that is not 2 years th

only time i've had an issue was when the confederate flag was raised and then obviously this in the vile> it's not clear how long the display had been outside the home. it would please said they visited the house and talked with the homeowner who agreed to remove the display. and they say it is not a criminal act and the display is protected under the first amendment. >> you are unstable if you think this is funny. it's disgusting. >> the owner was not home when we wanted to ask more about the display who some say was meant to be divisive but others hope it will have the opposite effect. the sign was gone by this afternoon but it's impossible not to notice the spool of rope from which the mannequin was hung is still on the roof. the homeowner is not out of the woods yet, brentwood police say its investigation will be forwarded to the u.s. secret service.>>> new information now about a second night of looting as carloads of people roamed the east bay. police say a group broke into the big 5 store in san lorenzo last night stealing ammunition, pelicans and airsoft guns. a cvs pharmacy was

are there going to be shortages of things like sirges and viles? what are those challenges?> you've highlighted some of the logistic challenges that some countryles will face. femblingting what goes into the vac seems itself, what we'll be looking at is just even the supply of syringeses and many countries in the worlds already since the beginning of the pandemic have faced shortages of essential supplies. we remember how hard it was to trace p.p.e., that diagnostic test and that opened up a big gap in the market for not only sub standard but falsified products to enter and this will, of course, be an issue once a vaccine becomes available to the wilder population due to the sheer demand. there's never been a mass vaccination campaign at this scale and within this time frame before so we cannot underestimate how difficult that is going to be. but the w.h.o. is working with 86 countries and economies to be able to really be focused on manufacturing stwelings purchasing doses in order for this distribution to be a bit more equitable because as we know, this is a global pandemi

he is a vile, nasty human being. >> i want someone who my daughter to look up to. >> we are dealing withf the most morally corrupt peopl our country has ever faced. after that, we can deasome seriousng. presidential electuch a surreal one in which the method of campaigning has actually become a campaign issue in itself. mr. weidmann: hello, philadelphia -- mr. biden: hello,delphia. >> joe biden> joe biden has turn a referendum to president trump's response to coronavus. mr. biden: to beat coronavirus, we have to be donald trump. he is the virus. >>ot iisust the health of america he is seeking to rehabilitate. he says he is tryingo save its sole. mr-- soul. mr. wydenbiden:ove choose hope fear. we choose science over fiction.e we choose truth overls. -- over lies. >> nowhere near as crowded fs the ralli president trump, but that is the point. joe biden is the candidate of a different america. he has been more high-energy in thesnal days of campaigning, t for much of 2020, the former vice president h almost been an invisible candidate. mr. biden: tnk you, thank you, thank you. >> many ameri

some viles didn't have the right concentration of vaccine. the group of vol fears unexpectedly got a lower dose and seem to be better protected than volunteers who got two full doses. that could put the test results in question. astrazeneca says the contractor was responsible for the dosage error. abc 7 is committed to keeping you fully informed about every development with the covid-19 vaccine. we've assembled the abc 7 vaccine team to bring you the most complete coverage. >>> and we are now just hours away from the annual thanksgiving meal at glide in san francisco. >> it makes such a huge difference. usually thousands are served inside but because of the pandemic things are different this year of course. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone has a look at the changes. >> bet the turkey ready. i mean, get the tent ready and then the turkey. glide memorial church in san francisco is doing a whole new kind of thanksgiving meal due to the pandemic. >> totally different. you know, thank god it's not raining. >> usually glide serves turkey and ham dinn

which is aimed at dividing our societies our prayers are with the people of vienna after yet another vile act of terrorism in europe these evil attacks against innocent people must stop the u.s. stands with austria france and all of europe in the fight against terrorists including radical islamic terrorists. or the french president of manual micron also added his condolences saying the french people shared the shock and grief of the austrian people on this day of course france has been the victim of terrorism itself in just the last few weeks numerous terrorist attacks taking place there peter thank you let's go to paris now and our correspondent shall i do both ski and charlotte as peter said france is also on high alert with a growing number of attacks following mccracken's comments on radical islam could you tell us more please yes that's right this confirmation that this attack in vienna has an islamist link is something that front sadly news all too well over the last year or so president has talked much about defending the secular values of the french republic he's even proposed a n

austrian chancellor has described this this attack is a very professionally planned attack described as a vile terrorist attack as well the military the austrian military has been ordered on to the streets of vienna and other cities as well we've had into. condemnation of this attack as well as messages of sympathy. i am deeply shocked by the vienna to know that the kids thoughts are with the people 'd forced through it was then you know to do with you against terror even we don't know the full extent of the terror yet our thoughts are with the injured in victims at this difficult time we will not give way to hatred which is aimed at dividing our societies we the french people share the shock and grief of the austrian people struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital vienna after france a friend of ours is attacked this is our europe our enemies must know who they are dealing with we won't surrender to anything. or the french president emanuel mccrum knows all too well the grief of terror attacks taking place in his country's soil of course his country being france has been

but he has been called and his supporters have been called vile things by people on the left.deplorables" was used by hillary clinton in the campaign in 2016. and, indeed snobbery which is directed by people at the left against president trump's supporters, and that will make it considerably harder for joe biden, assuming he is sworn in as president, to unite the country. there is a lot of resentment about the way things have gone in the last four years. it is also, in my opinion, true that even though there were plenty of valid criticisms of president trump, there were ones. of invalid the caller talked about the corrupt fbi and the corrupt ci subjectedesident was to a concocted conspiracy theory or narrative about collusion , that was an investigation that found that to be untrue. i think this hobbled his administration. the failures of the administration such as they were were partly president trump's, and a very much partly the opposition. so it is going to be hard to unite the country which is why i say it is extremely important if president biden actually means it that h

some viles didn't have the right concentration of vaccine. the group of vol fears unexpectedly got a lower dose and seem to be better protected than volunteers who got two full doses. that could put the test results in question. astrazeneca says the contractor was responsible for the dosage error. abc 7 is committed to keeping you fully informed about every development with the covid-19 vaccine. we've assembled the abc 7 vaccine team to bring you the most complete coverage. >>> and we are now just hours away from the annual thanksgiving meal at glide in san francisco. >> it makes such a huge difference. usually thousands are served inside but because of the pandemic things are different this year of course. abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone has a look at the changes. >> bet the turkey ready. i mean, get the tent ready and then the turkey. glide memorial church in san francisco is doing a whole new kind of thanksgiving meal due to the pandemic. >> totally different. god it's raining. >> usually glide serves turkey and ham dinner inside where it l

place a sample in a vile and you get the results in 30 minutes or less you need to get a prescription from a doctor if you have symptoms and then report back the results. the company says the at home test kit will cost about $50 tonight the pharmaceutical company pfizer says more results from is ongoing coronavirus vaccine study suggests its shots are 95% effective adding its vaccine protects older people most at risk of dying from covid-19 that announcement just a week after pfizer first reveal promising preliminary results comes as the company is preparing within days to formally ask regulators to allow emergency use of the vaccine. pfizer initially had estimated that is vaccine developed with its german partner biontech was more than 90% effective compared to now saying 95% it's no surprise a lot of people are leaving the city of san francisco to live and work elsewhere as a result of the pandemic that's according to a conversation that kron four's haaziq madyun had today with the city's top economic official. it has been more than 6 months of the pandemic and although that is stil

this guy trump has destroyed everything, he is a vile, nasty human being.want someone who my daughter can look up to. we need a return to normalcy, we need decency in the white house and we need somebody who knows how to get things done. this has been such a surreal presidential election, one in which the method of campaigning has actually become a campaign issue in itself. hello, philadelphia! joe biden has tried to turn this into the coronavirus election, a referendum on donald trump's handling of a viral onslaught that has killed more than 230,000 americans. to beat the virus, we first got to beat donald trump. he is the virus! it's notjust the health of america he's seeking to rehabilitate. he says he is trying to save its soul. we choose hope over fear. we choose unity over division. we choose science over fiction. and yes, we choose truth over lies! biden events are nowhere near as crowded as the rallies for donald trump, but that is precisely the point. joe biden is the candidate of a very different america. he's been more high—energy in these final

he is a vile, nasty human being. he can't be the president.ghter can look up to. we need a return to normalcy, we need to decency in the white house, and we need somebody who knows how to get things done. this has been such a surreal presidential election, one in which the method of campaigning has actually become a campaign issue in itself. hello, philadelphia! joe biden has tried to turn this into the coronavirus election, a referendum on donald trump's handling of a viral onslaught that has killed more than 230,000 americans. to beat the virus, we've first got to beat donald trump! cheering. he's the virus. but it's not just the health of america he is seeking to rehabilitate. he says he is trying to save its soul. we choose hope over fear. we choose unity over division. we choose science over fiction. and yes, we choose truth over lies. biden events are nowhere near as crowded as the rallies for donald trump, but that is precisely the point. joe biden is the candidate of a very different america. he has been more high energy in these final

you know to do with you against our prayers are with the people of the year now after yet another vile act of terrorism in europe these evil attacks against innocent people must stop the u.s. stands with austria france and all of europe in the fight against terrorists and gooding radical islamic terrorists. well the french president emmanuel micron also added his condolences saying the french people shared the shock and grief of the austrian people on they stay of course france has been the victim of terrorism itself in just the last few weeks numerous terrorist attacks taking place there. i i. i. will israel's ambassador to china who previously served as envoy to australia told us europe needs unity against terror. is a dia that this is done with there or is raising it the head and 6 feet to execute such an attack is terrible terrible news for europe or is it time of war and the only one way to fight against a steer it to be united against it is that is this extreme islamist terror the only one way to night that think or to know and to fight it for and i'm sure is that they're kind of

stand united with you against terror our prayers are with the people of the year now to yet another vile act of terrorism in europe these evil attacks against innocent people must stop the u.s. stands with austria france and all of europe in the fight against terrorists and good doing radical islamic terrorists. 4 people a day 22 receiving treatment in hospital following a terror attack after a gunman opened fire in the austrian city of vienna operation continuing by police and security forces to determine whether or not that gunman acted alone artie's peter all over thank you for bringing us that report the french president has expressed his solidarity with austria after the mash eating during a visit to the austrian embassy and i know micron said europe will not give in to those who attack its values friends itself has suffered a wave of terrorist incidents in recent weeks. israel's ambassador to china who previously served as envoy to australia told us europe needs unity against terror. sadia so if this is done with the roar is raising it. in 6 feet cool execute such an attack is terr

to talk to a healthcare provider after swabbing each nostril the patients stirs the sample into a vilet is inserted into a test reader it then lights up either positive or negative within 30 minutes. the result should be reported back to the prescriber the test is also authorized for use on patients of any age if the samples collected by a healthcare professional in addition to being in the home, this is something that they're going to doctor's office in cleveland clinic says they're florida hospital is a study site for the test what they're doing we're taking another from patients, something up to maine zampa searing and we're testing out where you know that the gold standard comparison test doctor gary prokop says the test has been performing really well only missing people with very low amounts of the virus the positives are are positive 94% the time compared with our toss. he says the kid is helpful for 2 reasons for mild to moderately ill who don't need hospitalization. we're keeping them in their house where they're not spreading the infection and to conserve ppe nurses and otser

but oxford university now says some of the viles used didn't have the right concentration of vaccine. and that's leading to questions about the validity of the results. and the university says it discussed the problem with regulators and has agreed to complete the late stage trial with 2 great. management is a volunteer at lancaster university. he says, more research needs to be done on the vaccines f.o.c. . certainly the research story because again, but those are confusing and require quite a lot of interpretation before we can count on to this or so that make a vaccine. particularly because the data has become only available either through the press releases or through the newspapers onto the, the original that is not available. it would be really hard to pin down independent opinions. but having said that, the, that the manufacturer has made and the trial was carried on is certainly something really concerning because half of those could have gone into double those that you've heard. i recall some volunteer recruitment resident that was in the trial. that is certainly our concern,

they have all of their vile for their progressive in their own party. you know, when you look at that, if the defense budget gets passed every single year under donald trump, they, democrats gave him more money. so here's a guy that is a national security threat. he's a competent, you stupid. i give him a lot more money than he even asked or ok. that's a unified party when it comes to foreign policy. so, you know, the, you know, i'm, i'm very worried that it's just going to be a continuation. if indeed, there is a ministration, because there are things that don't sound out, there is an agenda no matter who's going to get elected. this is what not. you're going to get a win or break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the election results. this is a story of women, women with troubled histories and complex court cases. we know some of us gately, the whole lives out there. where nat, the person that if she's innocent, be considered the most dangerous of criminals. she's innocent. all the law, 23 hours of the day, tell me that it'

he is a vile, nasty human being. he can't be the president.normalcy, we need to decency in the white house, and we need somebody who knows how to get things done. this has been such a surreal presidential election, one in which the method of campaigning has actually become a campaign issue in itself. hello, philadelphia! joe biden has tried to turn this into the coronavirus election, a referendum on donald trump's handling of a viral onslaught that has killed more than 230,000 americans. to beat the virus, we've first got to beat donald trump! cheering. he's the virus. but it's not just the health of america he is seeking to rehabilitate. he says he is trying to save its soul. we choose hope over fear. we choose unity over division. we choose science over fiction. and yes, we choose truth over lies. biden events are nowhere near as crowded as the rallies for donald trump, but that is precisely the point. joe biden is the candidate of a very different america. he has been more high energy in these final days of campaigning, but for much of 2020

austria was 10 united view against terror our prayers are with the people of vienna after yet another vile act of terrorism in europe these evil attacks against innocent people must stop the u.s. stands with austria france and all of europe in the fight against terrorists including radical islamic terrorists 4 people a day 22 receiving treatment in hospital following a terror attack after a gunman opened fire in the austrian city of vienna operation continuing by police and security forces to determine whether or not the gunman acted alone. that's been our breakdown of the day's top stories our special coverage of the u.s. presidential election continues at the top of the hour but coming up next we have the full interview with trump's personal lawyer going underground makes several accusations of corruption against the biden family all of which the bidens tonight stay tuned for that. the following program contains material that may be disturbing including references to illegal sex drugs and drug use if you were discretion is advised. we're going underground a show that will likely have mor

leader and they're not even talking about the fact that you know, you can't, you can't even get in is a vile of the fact that they're contesting the outcome of the most consequential election in u.s. history. you cannot find news about this anywhere. it's been totally by rudy giuliani had his press conference with a group is the goal of an hour. you can find it anywhere. c.n.n. was m.s. and it was, i think, fox news covered it for, you know, the senate, the in parts. this is going the way of the establishment and the status quo. and so it's really, i think, you're right peter. i think it's really, it's very dangerous. what they're doing, they're playing a real game. the american people need to be interesting for me. george is that this is a continuation because as i alluded to in my 1st question to you is that there's no end. there's an no curiosity about the surveillance of the trump orbit and campaign, and even as he was going into the oval office, so that, that in those are facts that don't perpetuate there. there are designs on power and the same thing is happening and they want to ignor