but they are clearly braced for it.es, the security services are planning ahead for potential trouble, because they know the atmosphere is incredibly volatile. whichever side wins, defeated or wins, there will be a great deal of anger in the united states and i think people across the us are braced for possible repercussions. thank you very much for that. here in the uk — england is due to head into another lockdown on thursday with questions being asked about how long it could last. at the moment the scheduled end date is december the 2nd. the cabinet minister, michael gove, said ministers will be "guided by the facts". he said the government wanted to get the coronavirus reproduction rate, below the critical level of one. the main opposition, labour party, said the government should have listened to its plan for a two—week lockdown last month. this report from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, contains flash photography. a round of golf while it's still allowed. here in hertfordshire, only the minimum restr

we will see you back here captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight, bracing for what's next. with millions heading home, fears are thanksgivings gatherings will fuel a new covid surge. los angeles issues tough restrictions in a preemptive strike, infections accelerating across america, one million new cases icases in less than a wee. hospital and staff, including this kansas i.c.u., straining to keep up. >> i am nervous. i am not going to lie. i am nervous sosee what happens. >> yuccas: also tonight, president trump returns to the links while the wisconsin recount widens joe biden's victory. >> this recount demonstrated what we already know, that elections in milwaukee county are fair. >> yuccas: plus iran's supreme leader vows revenge for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist. at the have the, an african american first: archbishop wilton gregory is elevated to cardinal. struggling stores: why the small businessed is is more urgent than ever. >> it's harder and harder every time a new mandate comes out. >> yuccas: and later a college soccer star shows she got game on t

action is in full swing with polling stations now open in almost all states some businesses are bracing for actual chaos with the prospect of a drawn out vote count and civil unrest. personal lawyer rudy giuliani speaks to r.t. and accuses big tech and social media giants of backing the democrats. how much money using to give to the democrats hundreds of millions funding. you know the. democratic party. a gunman identified as a convicted terrorist kills 4 people in vienna before being shot dead by police witnesses describe what they saw. i saw the. attacker running into various bars and restaurants on a burst whole she's very scary she was in the. people running and screaming. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teacher in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. voting is now under way in almost all u.s. states and what is expected to be the most divisive election in the country's modern history and right now we can show you live pictures from a polling station in texas it doesn't look like that's houston which of course opened its doors a couple of hours ago 4

businesses have boarded up windows bracing for unrest.iolence in the streets. >>> generators will be lighting up polling areas in new orleans in areas where they lost power from hurricane zeta. >>> voters in the pacific northwest will see rain but clear skies in most of the rest of the country. >>> finally the voice of the voters on this election date. >> will ganss takes a look at what is important to them on this historic day. >> are you guys ready to sing the voting song? >> reporter: in ohio they're borrowing tricks from cedar point amusement parks to keep voters in line from uncle sam to sing-a-longs. ♪ like a fool >> reporter: keeping warren county citizens entertained however they can. >> the big part is how long the lines are. they're not really as long as they look because we're at a distance, six foot apart. >> reporter: democrats are hopeful the state will turn blue for the first time since 1996 here. jesus martinez voted early splitting his ticket voting for mark kelly but also voting for president trump. >> i like the way he

connell: bracing forum pack.xpected to raise taxes or try to on the nation's top earners. what could that mean for people already living in states that pay the most in taxes? grady trimble live for us in chicago. illinois certainly one of those states. grady? reporter: it is, sadly, connell. joe biden's proposing to increase capital gains, income, and payroll taxes on the highest of earners. for those who already live in high-taxed states like california, new york, hawaii, all told under a biden plan their top tax rate could increase to more than 60%. oregon, illinois wouldn't be too far behind under the biden plan. because of that, some financial planners tell us that the big city exodus we've been seeing could act is rate even more. the pandemic already sped up that trend. people getting out of bigger cities and trying to get more space in the suburbs. a recent survey found up to 23 million americans plan to move because now they can work from home. they are not tied down to a certain area. a fifth of those peo

we have been bracing for a while, because even if the first wave was occurring in the first months ofhe year before the summer and the majority of countries in europe experiencing a relatively quiet summer with coronavirus cases, we were actually never able to have zero transmission of cases in the community. the patients arrive even in the summer. now the numbers that we are seeing in europe very high. it has reached exponential values in many countries. i would say in the recent weeks, and son of the countries that have experienced -- and that some of the countries that have experienced the first -- in some of the countries that have experienced cases, we have seen rise in intensive care cases. intensive care across europe in many countries seeing a surge and we can see the range and sometimes in 50%. the surge is here and we have to try to control the spread of the virus as much as possible in the community to avoid any bigger difficulty in the health care systems. >> the highway cases in the u.s. , more than 9 million infections since the start of the pandemic. stu you get the imp

economy was experiencing its steepest contraction on record now economists are bracing for things to get even worse the bank of england forecasts the economy will shrink 11 percent this year instead of the 9.5 percent previously expected and also warned that a full recovery is years away. and that's all from me in the business team here in berlin for more check out our website e.w. dot com slash business for us social media as well for me it's goodbye and take care. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day in life. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some good stuff in the world. next on d w. what secrets lie behind the small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get kidnapped now. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm liable it's great to be back here in europe with the coronavirus pandemic has again brought life in many places to a grinding halt spain is one of the worst affected countries and the government has declared a state of emergency for 6 months wel

confidence in big tech stocks drove the nasdaq up almost 3 percent the gains came even as traders brace for a drawn out result that could take days to result lobel stocks were also higher the docks in frankfurt rose over one percent while tokyo's nikkei ended up 1.7 percent . our financial correspondent joins us now from new york yes this is hardly the clear outcome that markets wanted and expected. clearly not and to me it's a big surprise that we see a big rally as specially in technology shares if you look as you mentioned at the tech heavy nasdaq composite index it's up at the moment by more than 3 and a half percent so maybe investors believe as the government seems to remain divided and we won't at least to get a blue sweep with what some had expected that this might mean more of the status quo less regulation no split up of the big tech companies some of those ideas were mentioned by the democratic side so that's maybe the reason for the big spike but it is to me a big surprise because what we're seeing right now is big uncertainty and usually uncertainty is not good for markets.

now he's bracing for another possible setback. today alameda county warned the county's daily covid-19 case count is rising. the county says, we expect to move back into the red tier soon, and if current trends continue, alameda county will move all the way back into the purple tier. >> i can't even imagine, and then just slamming it shut again. that would just be -- that would be brutal. >> reporter: over at the alameda island brewing company -- >> now that the weather is starting to cool down and heat lamps are in high demand, we will be moving towards indoor dining probably in the next week or two. >> reporter: but in the county downgrades to the purple tier, the brewery will be limited to this, the pickup window. >> the most challenging aspect of this is just having the flexibility to turn on a dime, to change your business model at the drop of a hat. >> reporter: in alameda, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a closer look at the surge in alameda county. this graph shows the number of new cases per day since

garages around the city and state which is called plumbers tape innovate as strong and we need to brace the water heater if you find this you'll want to replace it with a streetscaping kit. >> we've put blocking so that way we streetscape the water heater a nice fit it is important and important probation officer mention you need to move our water heater to strap is it talk about to a license plumber they'll come out with a firm once we streetscape those obviously we want to follow the manufactures instructions. >> typically the instructions will require the strap one strap be installed to fit the top third of the water heater and the bottom on the bottom 1/3rd away from the controls if it is above a certain size 50 gallons a third train e streetscape in the middle of the water heater. >> a lot of time i see older water heaters on the ground obviously explain why this is required and the mr. chairman is required if you pa a water are hereto in the garage gas fumes can accommodate and the pilot light will ignite the fumes so you want to above the grouped level. >> so why not go ahead and

and northeasterly monsoon pushing the showers too was the east coast of india some heavy downpours braces finzi feeding their way into sri lanka so we are likely to see flooding here we go through the next couple days certainly not out of the question for the showers here as we go through wednesday and that what's the weather that we have across eastern parts of india stating a fair way up the eastern gas will see some wet weather from disha pushing all the way down into tom will not do for much of india astroid and find small problems in new delhi dry to pakistan. rewind returns with updates on the best of al-jazeera is documentaries. the moving story of 2 young turk when girls in afghanistan. at last able to get an education after years of oppressive taliban occupation. but what has become of their dreams. rewind pencils and bullets. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has announced his transitional covert 19 advisory board he says tackling the pandemic will be one of his 4 big priorities the u.s. continues to record r

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight a nation on edge is bracing for unrest. iconic cities nearly unrecognizable. plastered in plywood, fortified before protests. >> we're living in really crazy times. so anything's possible. >> reporter: with retailers locked down and boarded up, the national guard is standing by in philadelphia and chicago while ready to deploy in several states including oregon. >> political violence will not be tolerated. not from the left, not from the right, and not from the center. >> reporter: after months of turmoil in portland, cities like los angeles, seattle, and new york are preparing for violence again. even the world famous rodeo drive is closed to the public. we had to get police permission to be here. stores are bracing for days, if not weeks of protests. >> there will be a lot of backlash no matter who wins. >> reporter: tonight few in america have ever seen an election day like this. a sign of the times. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> and we're all hoping for peace. up next, i'm still discovering what's next. and still going

maybe they should be bracing themselves because wherever —— maybe that should be bracing itself becauserever i look, shops and businesses are all boarded up. the fear of violence is serious, whoever loses the selection. —— loses this election. meanwhile, on the road, the candidates are out seeking to get every last vote. the ponderous marathon that is a us election campaign is now a sprint. hello, michigan! hello, iowa! hello, pennsylvania! hello, garrard county! multiple stops, a whirl of swing states, and the person running fastest is donald trump, with polls suggesting he's lagging behind. not that you'd know it from his confident, bullish demeanour. he's so angry. you know why he's angry? because he's losing, that's why he's angry. no, he's very agitated. i don't think he knows he's losing — i don't think he knows anything, actually! joe biden has also upped his pace and is now being helped in these closing stages by the former president barack obama. tweeting at the tv doesn't fix things! making stuff up doesn't make people's lives better! you've got to have a plan! you've got to d

says the great people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender, or brace for an all out assault on the regional capital. the reuters news agency has been reporting that to gray and forces have destroyed roads and bridges to slow the government offensive down. the ethiopian military plans to surround the city with tanks and artillery in an effort to end the nearly 3 week war. this is, according to a military spokesman, and in an address on state t.v., residents were told to save themselves and leave the city while they still have the time to do so. prime minister ahmed says, all humanitarian needs will be addressed and that his government would help with the eventually return and reintegration of refugees. as mammadov brings us more now from ethiopia's capital. the government forces idea to reach the outskirts of the city of mccullough couple of the to grow region, but they are already talking about how they are planning on how they want to see start city, which is not only the biggest city in the to grow region but also the stronghold of the 2 p.l.o. leaders. prime minister of this

sarah: traders are bracing themselves. traders and managers throughout the day, that they will be green lit on their bloomberg terminal's late into the night. they are ready for whatever may come their way. it is interesting, when you do look at a rally like we saw today and yesterday, a colleague of mine actually pointed out this is the second-best election day performance for the s&p 500 since opening trading on voting day back in 1984, so it is interesting to see this enthusiasm placed in the markets, even ahead of an election that will certainly be like no other. there is plenty of uncertainty, if we want to use that word, and there is still a lot of concern about what this process is going to look like through the night or over the next week, how long it is going to take to get a result, whether it is contested or not. we will see that, but investors are bracing themselves, even that ine had a day like markets today and yesterday. about --you think up think about the run-up to election day, november 8, but they were a

aye lesson from nevada as latinos explore all of their political options and later florida braces forta after it crashes through central america. >> garrett: think election season is over? not in georgia, kroafl the u.s. senate may hinge on the state's two runoff races with joe biden strong showing in the peach state the nation's political geography appears to be changing. here is mark strassmann. >> some breaking news out of georgia, it is a ruby red state. >> republicans knew georgia would be a dog fight, president trump campaigned here two days before almost five million gorge begans voted. >> thank you georgia, go out and vote. >> keith faulk, an unemployed auto body technician voted trump. for decades white male voters like him turned georgia in a republican stronghold. >> i just never would have thought it would have been this close. >> georgia added one million voters since donald trump won this state four years ago. they're often younger, better educated, more diverse. exit polls show biden won 87% of georgia's black voters and 57% of hispanics. he won 56% of all college grads

. >> public health departments say they're bracing for a post thanksgiving covid-19 surge. that will likely come with a surge in people wanting to be tested. if you believe you were exposed on thanksgiving, you should wait. >> at the farmers market in san francisco, a constant stream of cars flowed through for drive-by testing. it was only one of three city run test sites open today. >> it's really convenient for folks in the neighborhood to get tested. >> he said he came without an appointment, unsure if he'd come in contact with the virus. >> you've got to be safe. i don't know who i'm exposed to so i think it's safe to get tested today. >> he was able to walk in. automatic told he said it took him about five minutes. now he'll have to self-quarantine as he awaits results. >> reporter: doctors say if you are worried about being exposed on thanksgiving day, now is not time to get the test. >> it takes time for the virus to start incubating. >> dr. peter hong says it takes three to four days after exposure for the virus to be detected in a test. though if possible, he recom

. >> cbs weekend news is next captioning sponsored by cbs >> yuccas: tonight america braces for the fallout. the covid spotlight on travelers at home for thanksgiving, at airports, and millions more on the road. a new wave of infections and deaths likely on the way. >> to every american, this is the moment to protect yourself and your family. >> yuccas: the nfl blitzed by its own covid problems. games postponed, a stadium lockout and the broncos scramble without a quarterback. also tonight president trump lashes out again as legal losses pileup. >> as president of the united states, i don't have standing. what kind of a court system is this? >> yuccas: plus joe biden gets set to govern. could relations relations with t for a fall tha-w. we remember the actor behind darth vader's mask. cher to the res cue, helping save the world's loneliest el fat-- elephant and an early push to make the holiday spirit bright. >> to forget the world for just a teeny bit. >> in ishe cbs weekend news. >> yuccas: good evening, i'm jamie yuccas in los angeles. tonight top federal health experts are warning of a

labor and delivery departments and different sort of issue their hospital in branson missouri is bracing for they say. >>a baby boom as jacob lot reports it's because of. people being stuck in court. >>there's definitely going to be increased number of babies here coming december, january february then of course there after be related to covid so we're kind of trying to prepare personnel for that as well. >>doctor kerrison woods is bg why in at cox medical center branson she says the quarantine baby boom presents a lot of challenges both because of covid-19 and staffing issues this year we start to see an increase in the number of deliveries. we've had here at this the 2 of us myself and doctor mccarville who are taking care of our patients over the women's center so. >>it's been a little bit more challenging as it's more call of course right with more deliveries. so we're coming in a little bit more frequently as well and then of course covid in and of itself because of the ppe just this week, one of the floor nurses that cuts branson chelsea roberts took to facebook to say in part. >>t

but some may say brace for trouble into january. just in case those i talked to downtown don't like it, but they get it there's no way to predict what will happen. >>probably nothing probably is not good enough if your with a plate glass window, i think that's a commentary of all is said. >>whether an election goes one way or another way we should be able to accept. with the decision was in people think different than we do we do. >>because of the pandemic union square already won't have ice skating this year. but the tree will be lit up starting next week. they'll also still be lighting the menorah and soon it will start projecting a light show at night to help inject a little bit of holiday magic. in a year that really needs it maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>tropical to has made landfall in florida for a second time fierce winds and rain. it came ashore, north of the tampa area and humble region. homes were damaged streets you see flooded and power was knocked out to several areas about force chief meteorologist lawrence karnow join

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as airports brace for the busiest day yet of holiday travel >>> vaccine on the move the american airline that is already flying one ccine across the country. and the key cdc vote deciding who could get it first >>> vowing revenge iran says it will retaliate after their top nuclear scientist is killed. the anti-american protests in the streets tonight. our reporter is there. >>> the record-breaking black friday haul for large retailers and the small businesses fighting to survive. how to find a deal and support your community. >>> shocking death the founder of zappos, the revolutionary shoe company, dies after a house fire >>> keeping it real. the sudden run on real christmas trees. why are so many americans dumping the fake one >>> and kicking into history. >> i just want to tell like all the girls out there that you can do anything you set your mind to. like you really can. >> the first woman ever to play in a major college football game >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart >> good evening. the message from public health officials remains the same socially distance. wear

currency traders bracing for a bit of volatility.ng at treasuries slipping along with the gauge of the dollar. the measure of expected swings in china's currency rising to the highest and more than nine years. traders hedging against the volatile yuan after the u.s. election. i'm also looking at sterling jumping as the vote in the u.s. and its aftermath looms. next, europe's finance ministers discuss covid-19. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. let's get to the bloomberg first word news with leigh-ann gerrans. leigh-ann: it is election day in the u.s. the latest polls show joe biden is leaving president trump nationally as well as in key states. the button campaign says the surge in early voting will help the democrats, but trumps up a team argues that voters heading to the ballot box can easily wipe out the early advantage. opec plus is inching closer to its january output hike. russia is keeping its curve for the next three months. as o

economy was experiencing its steepest contraction on record now economists are bracing for things to get even worse the bank of england forecasts the economy will shrink 11 per cent this year instead of the 9.5 percent previously expected and also warned that a full recovery is years away. and finally to another stormy economic relationship astray as trade minister simon birmingham has described the prospect of a chinese bond on a street in imports as deeply troubling a strain. media have reported that chinese buyers have been told not to purchase key imports including lobster barley copper coal and why in some $6000000000.00 worth of astray in exports have been targeted beijing is angry at canberra's coal for a probe into the source of the coronavirus. and that's all from the in the business team here in berlin for more check out our website t w dot com slash business for me it's goodbye and again. the fight against the coronavirus tend to have much. as the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update. on t.w. .

meanwhile, vietnam central coast is bracing for the typhoon to make landfall early on sunday. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st public statement since t.v. networks called the election for his rival democrat joe biden. trump did not concede in a reference to the president chill vote, he said, time will tell which administration will be in the white house in january. ministrations has initiated the well, the coronavirus continues to spread relentlessly in the united states. more than 177000, new cases were reported on friday alone. breaking the daily record for the 4th straight day. new york city which suffered the country's worst outbreak in the spring, has now reimposed restrictions on bars and restaurants in a new push to curb the spread all establishment license to sell. alcohol have been ordered to close by 10 pm. t w correspondent bussin hardik spoke to new yorkers and asked them what they think about the new restrictions the york city, with a worldwide epicenter of the pandemic back in april. more than 24000. people here have died of the virus so far. and the horri

. >>> cities across the country bracing for civil unrest. businesses boarded up. the white house fenced in and police on the lookout. why the president claims a recent court ruling could lead to violence in the streets. >>> trump and biden pushing for pennsylvania. why the state is so crucial. ♪ go out and vote >> the stars coming out to support biden and trump focuses on energy independence and the pandemic. >>> the new memo from the coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force. how she's now contradicting the president. >>> and this morning the tips to stay safe while voting in person. >>> it's "your voice, your vote" right now on "america this morning." >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. on this election day, a decisive day for the future of our democracy. >> many are calling this the most consequenceal election of our lives. and it's already under way. the votes in tiny dixville knox, new hampshire, were counts just after midnight and it was a biden sweep, 5-0. >> president trump and joe biden made their final pitch and the president ending his campa

businesses have been bracing for potential civil unrest for many days now and with no final electionesults. some are boarding up today. >>its plywood city in downtown san francisco as merchants settle in to working with their windows and doors barricaded against potential anger over the election results. i found the alexander mcqueen boutique in union square getting fitted for plywood coverings this morning with much of the merchandise gone from the display windows an employee says he understands why it's happening you know this time to be living in >>those walking by the boarded upobusinesses say it doesn't help their nerves already frayed by a long night of watching and waiting for a winner to the presidential election with little sleep i mean seeing everything boarded up is kind of alarming because where democracy, the whole point is that it's a election it's a night of. >>of all been to violent protests afterwards and will serve the ball and violence. this my only concern that's going to be you trump trumpers are from joe biden's in you know republicans and democrats in the start

the nation as a whole is bracing for a spike in new infections.esidents in delhi have already seen the numbers go up. dw meets those on the frontline in the city's battle with covid-19. >> the day is just beginning. he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning. then he left the board at the largest covid-19 hospital where he works. he will spend all day at this crematorium. he will help cremate the body safely and ensure people suffering the shock of losing a family member to the coronavirus have proper protective gear. as they say their last goodbyes. for the last week, he has been running in toys the number of bodies. delhi is experiencing its third spike in covid-19 cases with close to 100 deaths every day. he was assigned to the mortuary after many workers before him quit. overwhelmed by the number of corpses coming in. >> i had to -- [indiscernible] i had to summon all my courage. of course i was scared. i have never seen anything like it in my life. i have never seen so many bodies. >> still, he soldiers on. he said so

the nation holds bracing for a spike in cases, but residents and delhi have already seen the numbers go up to the front line of the city's battle with cope at 19 the day is just beginning for but he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning when he left the morgue at delhi's largest 1000 hospital, where he works. he will spend all day at this climate doria. he helped cremate the body sifi and ensured that people suffering. the shock of losing a family member to the coronavirus have proper protective gear. as they see their last goodbyes for the last week has been bringing in twice the number of bodies done earlier. delhi is experiencing its 3rd spike in called 19 cases. the close 200 deaths every day was assigned to the mortuary after many locals before him quit all the venom by the number of corpses coming in. i had to step over bodies to sort through the names of the victims. i had to summon all my courage. of course i was scared. i've never seen anything like use in my life. i've never seen so many bodies still, he soldiers on. he says someone has to here at

i think the one that you're talking about which has received the most media coverage is called the brace trial it's being conducted in several countries across the globe it involves around $10000.00 volunteers and many of the health care workers but before we go any further i need to provide a little more background the b.c.g. vaccine which has been around for close to a century is usually associated with tuberculosis prevention though it also appears to help prevent or at least reduce the deadliness of a range of other infections the theory is that the b.c.g. vaccine is sort of a generalist vaccine that helps strengthen the immune response to many respiratory diseases by in hansing your innate immunity however it's no longer widely given in countries where tb has grown rare but in countries where it's still endemic and the b.c.g. vaccine is still common there are lots of studies showing that impacts things like child mortality rates and and many of those same countries also appear to have lower mortality rates in the code 1000 pandemic the problem is is that it's hard to show that the b

can you level with the american people here and tell tm what they need to be bracing for? we about to tip in to the most intense part we have experienced of this pandemic to date? >> doctor: yeah. on the one hand, that is true. when you say expotencial, you mean the curb is really very, very steep. if you look at the curve of what we had in the spring, when it was dominated in particularly the new york metropolitan area, the curve was like this. when you look at what we saw in the southern states, when we tried to reopen, the curve was also like this. right now the curve is like that. it is going up at a very rapid rate, and you looked at almost every single day, in fact, gives you another record. having said that, you don't want people to getter fide get get get terrified, but we can do something with mitigation measures. and, also, help is on the way. we should not look on this as a hopeless situation. and one of the things when you get covid fatigue, which is entirely understandable, people throw up their hands and say we can't do anything about it, let's just do what w

authorities here are confident that things are under control, but they are also bracing for more cases. more and more people are coming out of their home. so we have to make provision for this is because of the number of people in the market was pictured halls and sources getting the authorities are now mapping out ways to prevent the health care system from being overbid and with daily guesses in delhi. crossing the 8000 mark, the national government has now stepped in at party's plan to significantly ramp up testing, increase the number of i.c.u. beds and also deployed emergency health care forces. elsewhere in delhi to the morgue. and the board are stokley distant worlds. even after the recent volley festival crowds continue to try on the markets. the state government denies chances of another lockdown, but is considering closing down markets where norms are being flouted. dress against think this is unnecessary. because you is no need to worry, cases are going up there, keep rising, even during a shutdown. people go out anyway, you want to make a difference. it's not so would be in

i think the one that you're talking about which has received the most media coverage is called the brace trial it's being conducted in several countries across the globe it involves around $10000.00 volunteers many of them health care workers but before we go any further i need to provide a little more background the b.c.g. vaccine which has been around for close to a century is usually associated with tuberculosis prevention though it also appears to help prevent or at least reduce the deadliness of a range of other infections the theory is that the b.c.g. vaccine is sort of a generalist vaccine that helps strengthen the immune response to many respiratory diseases by enhanced saying your innate immunity however it's no longer widely given in countries where tb has grown rare but in countries where it's still endemic and the b.c.g. vaccine is still common there are lots of studies showing that it impacts things like child mortality rates and and many of those same countries also appear to have lower mortality rates in the cove in 1000 pandemic the problem is is that it's hard to show th

the nation as a whole is braced for a spike in cases residents in delhi have already seen the numbers go up to those at the frontline of the city's battle with 19 the day is just beginning for but he knows it will be a long one. he counted 15 bodies in the morning when he left the morgue at delhi's largest covered 19 hospital, where he works. he will spend all day at this chemical area. he helped cremate the body sifi and ensured that people suffering. the shock of losing a family member to the good will know why it is have proper protective gear. as they see their last goodbyes for the last week has been bringing in twice the number of bodies that no new delhi is experiencing. it's taught spike in 1000 cases . the close 200 deaths every day was assigned to the mortuary. often many locals before him, quipped. all the event by the number of corpses coming in i had to step over bodies to sort through the names of the victims. i had to summon all my courage. of course i was scared. i've never seen anything like it in my life . i've never seen so many bodies still, he soldiers on. he says

and doctors at the new stanford hospital are now bracing for the next surge of patients. it opened a year ago today. no one had an idea a pandemic would hit within months. chris nguyen explains how stanford is preparing for what's ahead. >> reporter: with covid-19 cases and hospitalizations on the rise medical providers across the bay are bracing for an imminent surge in patients. >> it's like waiting for a hurricane. you know it's coming. you're not sure the details and exactly where it's going to land but we know we have to be ready for something. all those preparations are happening now. >> reporter: the new stanford hospital opened up one year ago today ushering in the latest technology,-room digital and teleconferencing tools have helped preserve ppe. >> we know more about the virus, more about how to protect ourselves. >> reporter: little did they know how valuable their private patient rooms would be. >> even having negative airflow that allows us to treat patients in their own sequestered environment has created a safe environment for patients whether you're here

it says the to gripe people's liberation front has 3 days to surrender, or brace for an all out assault on the regional capital mccalla a. the reuters news agency reports that to grind forces have destroyed roads and bridges to slow down the government offensive. civilians have been told to get out while they still can. in our other headlines this hour, the united states is hoping to begin a sweeping program of vaccinations against the coronavirus early next month. the head of the white house vaccine task force says it plans to vaccinate $20000000.00 people before the end of the year. 2 vaccines of approval in early december. both of them are said to be 95 percent effective. our plan is to be able to ship vaccines to the immunization sites within 24 hours from the approval. so i would expect maybe on day 2, after approval on the 11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health would have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. g. 20 leaders of promise

refugee agency is bracing for more refugees crossing the border from ethiopia. people need the thing from water, food, and shelter. so at the moment we are catering for over 9000 people and the whole me that's not enough. and it's children who are suffering the most. it's estimated that hard of the refugees are children. many of them need medical treatment like 5 months old. he's been coughing and has had diarrhea since days. i can't breast feed him and here they don't have milk powder and the food the baby needs. outside the hospital we need alan, whose house was bombed, in who made up the side of reportedly some of the heaviest fighting between its european forces and the to grain. army, he got shot in the leg. i am alone. my mom and my dad were killed by the bombing. these clothes are my only ones. i wear them for days. nobody helps me. i don't have enough water or food here. nobody takes care of me. if more refugees arrive, i am fears that the situation could get even worse. well,, as the corona virus continues to surge across the u.s., health officials are

unrest but for now in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news and it's not just bay area businesses bracing for potential unrest. >>rodeo drive in beverly hills will be closed to cars and pedestrians tomorrow election day and the day after to prevent the possibility of protests and damage. this move came as city hall encourage some businesses to board up those high end stores. >>take a look at this video this is out of new york city protesters clashing with police yesterday police say the demonstrators were trying to confront a caravan of president trump's supporters the confrontation escalated when police arrived to clear the protesters on the streets at least 11 people were arrested likely charged with disorderly conduct. >>is your local election headquarters and we are now less than 24 hours away from election day and if you've been feeling a little bit of election thanks or anxiety. you are not alone you're not alone. in fact a study led by ucsf is. >>tyne a dip in mental health to backing a losing candidate. catherine heenan is here now she's the host of inside bay area politics and sh

election is in full swing non-business is a bracing for potential chaos with the prospect of what to now vote count on civil unrest. gun sales. numbers in the u.s. since spring but is expecting focus the election. on as the familiar claims of foreign meddling hanging over the troubled by it and clash we hit the streets of moscow to find out who russians overeating for. food was door. i can see. here too. but i don't see. why the us to. bring you the big stories around the clock this is all it's international very well welcome to the program from the whole team. well let's get started it is november so now being called across the u.s. and i'll give me the most divisive presidential battle in the country's malton history and suffering the most expensive election of all time and is happening in the midst of a pandemic that's claimed almost a quarter of a 1000000 american lives well these are the latest pictures from polling stations in 2 of the key swing states it's wisconsin and north carolina 4 years ago 16 don't. taking wisconsin was actually considered a tipping point for the presid

the country is bracing for potential conflict. businesses boarding up from new york to california before polls open up for an election day like no other. it's not just the candidates out today. former president obama campaigning for biden in atlanta and miami. first lady melania trump in north carolina. and tonight superstars lady gaga and john legend join the biden team for their final events of the day. jessica and raj, back to you. >> alice, thank you. those final events are happening as we speak. let's give you some context here back in california. we mentioned 11.8 million ballots have been cast in this state already. that means about 52% of all of california's registered voters have voted already. now, the bay area alone, it's an even higher rate. take a look at this map. marin county, right here, 67%. that's the return rate so far. san mateo and sonoma counties, a 65% return rate. the counties with the lowest rate, contra costa county right here at 54%. however, that's still above the state average. jessica. >> thank you, r

bracing for asis climbing, too. the c.d.c. is now bracing for as many as 20,000 more americans to die in just the next three weeks alone. the country's top infectious disease expert saying he's hoping pfizer's new vaccine may help change that. dr. anthony fauci says the new shots could get emergency approval as soon as next week and could be available to most americans by april. well, tonight, we'll take you inside the complex plan to make that happen. president trump took credit for the vaccine's development today on twitter while continuing to uilsely allege election fraud and without providing proof. president-elect biden called mr. trump's refusal to concede the race an embarrassment, saying republicans who won't acknowledge his win are intimidated by the president. he says that won't stop him from taking office in january, even though tonight the trump administration is still refusing to start the transition process. there's a lot of new reporting to get to. we've got our team of correspondents standing by to cover it all

german relations plucks germany's intensive care units brace for its 2nd wave of coated patients staff say that they have the beds but fear that its infection numbers aren't stop for prizing could be overwhelmed. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program 4 people have been killed and more than a dozen wounded in what the austrian government to scalding an islamist terror attack a gunman opened fire at multiple locations of the center of vienna on monday evening police say that they shot and killed one attacker and are hunting one or more assailant. still a large. panic on the streets of vienna the shooting began around 8 pm police quickly flooded the city center it was an unseasonably warm evening and bars and restaurants were crowded ahead of a partial lockdown beginning tuesday gunman opened fire at least 6 locations the 1st reports came from the of the city's main synagogue it was closed at the time but a rabbi watched the horror unfold from his window. i saw the attacker running into areas also addressed rooms. or the street. or people running away in. one or 2 attackers armed chasing

authorities here are confident that things are under control, but they are also bracing for more cases. more and more people are coming home. so we hope this is because of the number of people who was there and social gathering. the authorities are now mapping out ways to prevent the health care system from being over the end, with daily gases in delhi, crossing the $8000.00 mark. the national government has now stepped in part these plans to significantly than pop the thing. increase the number of i.c.u. bed and also deploy emergency health care office. elsewhere to delhi still the morgue and the board of stokley, distant worlds, crowds continue to try on the market. just didn't think really for the restrictions is unnecessary because you is no need to worry cases are going up. so keep rising even during a shutdown. people go out anyway, you want to make a difference. it's not so would be interesting to eat. and right now, if you take some precautions, so it becomes easy for them. back at the crematorium strongly disagrees. his is the kind of book that makes him vince when he sees the

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florida braces itself for storm eta which has brought devastation to central america.rations in ireland and india for the vic is biden and harris. —— victors. good to have you with us. the us president—elect, joe biden, is due to unveil a task force of experts charged with drawing up plans to tackle the virus. mr biden‘s team has already said there'll be more testing, while americans will be asked to wear masks when mixing with people outside their own household. donald trump is still refusing to accept the result of last week's presidential election. ben wright reports from washington. if donald trump remains in any doubt about the election result, he only needs to look out of the window. joe biden supporters continue to party outside the white house on sunday while the president slipped away for another round of golf. mr trump has not conceded and yet continues to claim, without providing any evidence, that there was widespread election fraud. while some senior republicans have backed donald trump's stand, on sunday, former president george w bush issued a statement

doubling in less than a month as covid cases reach new highs and now doctors bracing for a wave of cases after millions ignored cdc traveling guidelines. what we can expect heading into december. >>> dinner disaster. the massive fire forcing dozens from their homes as flames engulfed a line of houses. what investigators are now saying sparked the blaze. >>> plus, the heartfelt thanksgiving message left behind by alex trebek. >>> black friday changes. shoppers showing up for sales despite a pandemic. how covid is changing how people hunt for deals. >>> and from digital dinners to an adorable post-meal nap, how people celebrated their socially distanced thanksgiving. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with president trump acknowledging that the transition for president-elect joe biden is moving forward. >> the comments came as trump took questions for the first time since losing the election. trump refused to concede and would not commit to attending the inauguration. but he did say he will leave the white house if the electoral college declares biden the winner, which is expected

her brother has this advice for the brace president—elect. advice for the brace president-elect.g wrong, i will tell her why don't you change it? simple, ok? her why don't you change it? simple, 0k? every little girl watching tonight sees that this isa watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala harris's big idea. all across india, kamala harris's assented to america's second highest office is big news, and this is an a beach in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in irish town. a historic moment for the town. his great—great—grandfather was born just his great—great—grandfather was bornjust up his great—great—grandfather was born just up the street here. that was paul hawkins reporting there, and because you live pictures of the white house where president trump is still president, he has not conceded yet, his term in office does and in the 20th of january, but no concession so far. that it,. you can reach me

i think the one that you're talking about which has received the most media coverage is called the brace trial it's being conducted in several countries across the globe it involves around $10000.00 volunteers and many of the health care workers but before we go any further i need to provide a little more background the b.c.g. vaccine which has been around for close to a century is usually associated with tuberculosis prevention though it also appears to help prevent or at least reduce the deadliness of a range of other infections the theory is that the b.c.g. vaccine is sort of a generalist vaccine that helps strengthen the immune response to many respiratory diseases by enhanced sing your innate immunity however it's no longer widely given in countries where tb has grown rare but in countries where it's still endemic and the b.c.g. vaccine is still common there are lots of studies showing that it impacts things like child mortality rates and and many of those same countries also appear to have lower mortality rates in the cove in $1000.00 pandemic the problem is is that it's hard to sh