coca-cola, 5 assists the partners, you get a coma virus, your immunity goes up and then they drain dills away over a year or 2. and you might get a 2nd time with the same goal in a 5 s. . so as yet we do not know how well, how long the protection against saws cold feet too, is going to last, either through natural infection or through, immunize, says, should the good news would be that even if it follows those full old cold fibrosis? the news usually that 2nd attacks, a mild festa talk because that is something you can now let me also ask a couple of questions about the so-called collateral damage it. tell me is that saving lives is an absolute priority for governments. and i think it's obvious that they didn't stop for a 2nd of actually trying to define who and what it means. it's only now that the, c.e.o. all those accumulating consequences that we can start to be talking about big i think, the ecology of saving lives. and my question to you is, what do you think should be the guiding principles as we think about how to structure the response to this pandemic or to any other that may c

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i don't know if that's dill or rosemary. the gravy. tony says it's dill. the apples. good lord, i can't wait for somebody to invite me to dinner. >>> here we go, as the pandemic forces many families to downsize their thanksgiving plans, one highly sought after item on the menu is running low. this year there is a shortage of small turkeys. janet shamlian shows us how the declining demand for bigger birds is affecting some of the country's 2500 turkey producers. what did she do? she visited a family farm in texas. >> reporter: the free-range turkeys ranged by angela smith and her son sell out every thanksgiving. there's usually a waiting list for their fresh birds. >> in a normal thanksgiving what's demand like for you in terms of the size of turkeys people want? >> 18 to 20 is our normal thanksgiving all day. it feeds 6, 8 people, 10 people pretty darn good. >> reporter: but this year most of these turkeys are too big for a downsized holiday. at smith & smith farms, they're still getting inquiries, but not for any toms and hens this size. >> another custom

. >> mcconnell's already lining up troops to be ready to make things dill for the biden administration, looking to control the type of cabinet biden can assemble and the type of hearings he can have. >> mitch mcconnell and the republicans in the senate will be a block game for us. >> doesn't matter who's the president, i will be the blocker in chief. so that's where things stand with the election. well, i mean, that's where things stand if you're watching the news. because if you're watching fox news, it's a lot different. we actually ask desi lydic to watch fox for the last 48 hours to explain what's going on and this is what she found. >> well, surprise, vies the do knot democrats are trying to steal this election. i.c.e. agents found thousands of trump votes floating in the river. states out arizona, pennsylvania, nevada, gavment put them together, what is that? the ukrainian milk company. who's the chairman of the board. hunter biden. pennsylvania isn't even a state, it's a commonwealth, common plus commonwealth. count the votes, count the stop. stop the count. hop on pop. omar vot

well, apparently the governors signed them up and never bothered to do any due dill generals of any kind -- diligence of any kind. also the company, dominion, is a far-left, radical company. some their people have written and tweeted the worst things about trump and republicans that you could possibly imagine. they've since taken it down, but we have it. so we've got a very radical, far-left company with some of their high-level people supporters of antifa. can you believe that? and they're using a venezuelan company as the vote counter which is known for changing votes. and if also known -- and also known to have the most insecure computers in this business. lou: rudy, we're going to have to -- >> because you want to cheat. lou: we're going to have to wrap here. you get the last quick word here. >> i was going to say, you know, the conclusion you have to come to is you either picked it because you're grossly negligence, or you don't mind if you're cheating. and they're only going to cheat in one direction. after all, the chairman of smartmatic is very, very close to none other than mr.

a system of verifying ballots is is working dill againstly. here is a simple is truth.nuary 20th, president elect biden will be sworn in as the president of the united states. and kamala harris will be the first female vice president in u.s. history. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for cbs this morning. find us on online at cbs.com and join me for my podcast, the takeout. reporting from new york, i'm marriage garrett. ♪ cbs news, original reporting. ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news," good evening everyone, i'm marria -- joe biden attended mass and visited his son's grave, he began work on his transition. tomorrow, mr. biden only the second catholic to win the presidency is set to announce a coronavirus task force to prepare him for the work ahead. much has to be done. last week, was the worst every -- worst ever in terms of gnu cases. biden's victory was powered by his approach to the virus. today, the president tweeted more false claims about fraud and theft of an election. he also played golf. the 210th such outing of his presidency.

>> i think the drug companies and scientists worked dill jeopardily from the very beginning. remember significant milestones, 30, 60 days in, we were impressed with the work happening and quite frankly i'm glad the companies have done a thorough job of this. i know the fda and dr. hahn has influence and all working together. to the president, i'm sorry, donald trump, that you didn't get to wag it as a win for you, but, really, everyone else is looking out for the safety of americans and this vaccine has to be safe, effective, people have to have confidence in it, because it's going to be the major tool with have to get ahead of this crazy virus that's attacking all of us. >> is there any logical application you can apply to the president saying that this vaccine would not have been developed were it not for him? that he's the one responsible for developing this vaccine? >> the problem with "operation warp speed" the president himself has politicized this entire response to begin with. i give no credit unfortunately to "operation warp speed." i give credit to the doctors, to t

campaign manager jenn o'malley dill license be deputy chief of staff. louisiana congressman cedric richmond will serve as senior advisor, and director of the white house office of public engagement. >> the fact that we are not having an ordinary lip transition, and you saw the vice president say this yesterday, can cause lives. >> reporter: wrens have been less blunt, but many also say they want a transition plan in place. >> to try to advance anything without letting the process work itself out, you risk the thing that biden said he is most interested in, and that's unifying the country. >> we're going to have an orderly transfer from this administration to the next one. >> reporter: biden has released a list of executive actions he said he'll take on his first day in office. now he is calling on congress to take immediate action to forgive $10,000 in student loan debt for borrowers. ray bogan, fox news. >> david mcewen a political science professor at sonoma state university joins us. in broad terms, what is the impact this is having on the president-

i think especially for joe biden and their campaign that they've been so -- trying to be very dill gent about the precautions they take around the coronavirus, but i do think the other thing about joe biden is that he is in a lot of ways a student of history, and i think he appreciates the importance of his trade. i imagine that we will hear a little bit of that today as biden tries to reach back into the foundations of the country that we were just discussing to help guide the nation forward. that is what a lot of presidents do, frankly, to get americans through these tough moments. >> yes. >> -- of tension and of friction, and in the absence of joe biden being able to physically be around a lot of people and show that kind of humanity, i think he's going to find other ways to do it. and i think he will tonight try to reach to our shared resist to bring the country together. >> joseph robinette biden jr., born in scranton almost 78 years ago, elected to the united states senate from delaware in 1972, experienced a great deal of tragedy in his life. he lost his wife and daughter in a ca

campaign manager jan o'malley dill license be deputy chief of staff. louisiana congressman cedric richmond will serve as a senior adviser and director of the white house office of public engagement. >> the fact that we are not having a orderly transition could cost lives, and that i think would be sinful and a tragedy. >> biden has released a list of executive actions he'll take on the first day in office. and said he supports a plan in congress to pay off up to $10,000 in student loan debt for borrowers in economic distress. >>> we are on a chronic stress ride for now many, many months. >> for nine straight months people have been living, working, and going to school, in incredibly stressful situations. and your body may be showing signs of trouble that you don't even recognize. coming up next, we're going to hear from an expert as part of our week-long mental and physical health check during the ongoing pandemic. a migraine hope from aimovig. to show up... ...for the sweet. the hectic. the tender. the tense. and the fiery. but for many, migraine keep

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campaign manager jenn o'malley dill license be deputy chief of staff. louisiana congressman cedric richmond will serve as senior advisor. >> the fact that we are not having an orderly trances, and i you saw the vice president say this yesterday, could cost lives, and that, i think, would be sinful and a tragedy. >> reporter: republicans have been less blunt, but many also say they want a transition plan in place. >> you try to advance anything without letting the process work itself out, you risk the think that biden says he is most interested in, and that's unifying the country. >> we're going to have an orderly transfer from this administration to the next one. >> reporter: biden has released a list of executive actions he says he'll take on hits first day in office. now he is calling on congress to take immediate action to forgive $10,000 in student be lone debt for borrowers. ray bogan, fox news. >>> coming up on ktvu news at 6:30, getting tested mr. thanksgiving. the bay area county stepping up free testing ahead of the holidays. >>> lots of specul

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. >> we and partners at the nih and others have worked dill gently to ensure the trial population isepresentative of the united states. we had 10% of participants be african-american or black, had 20% hispanic or latin, other minorities represented. over 8,000 people that live with chronic conditions that put them at risk and full quarter of the study population are older adults, over the age of 65. i believe the effect as the data monitoring committee told us is consistent among different sub groups and made these impressive results in my mind, they make them i believe widely applicable to different populations that are going to need a vaccine most. >> i am no scientist, sounds impressive to me as well. sir, thank you so much for your time and patience. good luck to you and everyone on your team as you move forward. that wraps up this hour. deadline white house with nicolle wallace starts now. >>> hi there, everyone. it is 4:00 in the east. warning, lame duck president donald trump seems determined to burn it all down on his way out. he is now official white house policy endangering

she graduated from dill lard university in 1991, and southern university law school in 1995. she has had a 25-year legal career. the past 12 of which she's worked at the fec, first as an enforcement attorney in the office of the general counsel until 2015, and then as executive assistant for commissioner wother since 2015. ms. brushard worked fi internal revenue service in louisiana as the prosecutor for the attorney general and new orleans parrish district attorney and is a clerk of the second circuit court of appeals. i'd like to recognize senator cruz to introduce our third nominee. mr. cooksy. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i'm very proud today to introduce sean cooksy as a nominee to the federal election committee. as the chairman knows he's from missouri and he currently works for the junior senator from missouri, but i'm going to go ahead and claim him anyway as an honorary tex an. not only did he clerk for one of the most respected appellate judges in the country, jerry smith, in my hometown of houston, but he also worked on my staff as deputy chief counsel, serving the

. >> most people think that bob dill san leftist or you know is associated with the hippie movement of0s or something like that, the voice of the generation in the 1960s which was a label that he detested. they would look at him as perhaps a great leader of the anti-war movement. he never went to an anti-war march. in fact, bob dylan is certain not partisan. you can't stick him in democrats or republicans and i would also say that you really can't say that he is exactly left or right. there are certain themes that come through throughout bob dylan's life about his politics, and those subjects are social justice, support for the underdog, suspicion of institutions and authority and concern about abuse of power. but those things aren't necessarily the domain of the right or the left. so i think most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. bob dylan grew up in modern minnesota in a town called hibbing. that is in a portion of minnesota known as the iron range. that's kind of a special place in minnesota. if a person would have gone to the iron range in the 1800s, early 1900s

they dill yeed and dal yeed over them and they weren't as nimble which is why in 1992 you saw m.these kind of charges.ecover dukakis was found flatfooted and never really recovered from the furlough spot and the other rn bush ran against him st: attacking him for his opposition to, for example, the death penalty. >> i recognize and remember that voice from the dukakis responsee ad was a well-known washington based but national voice-over artist by the name of larry lumen. people who did these ads eithere the voice-over i artists or parr actors, did they ever find a disadvantage in terms of them being labeled as one political party or the other?t know >> you know, i don't know. i haven't heard of anybody being labeled as one party or another. you know, it may be the case. i haven't focused on that too . much. i would like to point out it was something that i didn't mention early on, talking about bob and voiceovers. you remember back to the beginning of the program when ws showed that bob and ike spot from 1952. >> right. >> both voices in that bob and d ike spot were mel blanc wh

the dill emma is they don't want to -- they can't win elections in middle america with that type of rhetoric>> thanks, trace. >> sandra: some lawmakers telling people to stay home during the pandemic. how do they explain why they are living it up in hawaii? that's next. ♪ ♪ how the other half lives when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ engine revs ] and sweetie can coloryou just be... gentle with the pens. okey. okey. i know. gentle..gentle new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your firs

it doesn't happen again that is all we're asking, clear the law says electoral college doesn't meet dillnot certify no state certified results not certify until we have audit examine the a a exactly what happened. >> one thing i keep saying congressman is the fact that we know, what the president's critics are cable of after knowing what took place in 2016 i have a hard time giving skeptics benefit of the doubt knowing willing to go through all sorts of stuff to take him down including weaponizing the architecture of u.s. government take you back to crossfire hurricane the russia hoax, yesterday, senate lawmakers grilled former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe on origins you russia probe listen to this got to get the your reaction. >> if you knew then what you know now you would have signed a warrant application in june of 2017 against carter page. >> no, sir. >> did you -- the fisa court -- >> uh i signed a package, that included numerous factual errors. >> general floridian prosecuted for lying to fbi you lied to fbi aren't being prosecuted. >> general flynn's situation and mine have

we watched social dill emma at our household.it is terrifying and you hear from people within the industry we created something we don't understand how to control. i think there is an acknowledgement that has taken on a life form that people don't really like or can see is potentially damaging to our electoral process, to a lot of things in terms of our social environment. so i think that's what people are trying to figure out how to solve. i do think regulation in some of these areas is helpful. and again i feel heartened by the fact that you are hearing people on both sides of the aisle, conservatives and democrats complaining because they feel like the blocking is hurting them. and i do think that the truth always lies in the middle. so there is something to look at. it is creating a new dynamic in the political system. there is a question of when this ad policy situation is going to end. right now it's carrying into the georgia election. and we're seeing twitter, jack dorsey and facebook and all these platforms having to face

latino state, i think that if you're going to go by the demographics, then you should go with alex pa a dillking at -- padilla. if you're looking at who is the most qualified, whic i would goh karen bass or barbara lee. i don't think you bring up race or gender, you bring up their qualifications. dagen: that is something we all agree on. jason, anthony -- right, jonathan? we can agree on that. >> absolutely. dagen: it should be based on merit. gentlemen, it was good to see you today. have a great thanksgiving. be well. stay safe. we'll be right back. ♪ (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) (dog barking) ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. for

have you seen the movie social dill emma? >> i'm familiar with it. >> have you seen it, mr. dorsey?urage both of you to see it. so here is what i think we're going to do on the committee over time, i hope, is to ask the question more directly are these social media sites addictive? do they have a public health component that needs to be addressed? for years we thought tobacco was a great thing and we found tobacco was not such a great thing. the medical science around these websites are becoming very concerning to me particularly among children. and that you can manipulate how many times you watch and you can set these media sites up so people will constantly interact. so to both of you, i appreciate coming before the committee. we've got a long way to go. i don't think the government needs to regulate what we think or what we say. but we've got to up our game here and i'll end with this last question. do both of you support change to 230 reform of section 230? >> senator, i do. >> mr. dorsey? >> yes. >> thank you. senator blumenthal. >> thanks, mr. chairman. let me bring this down

, 5:00 on the west coast i'm shepard smith and i just closed cnn on the money, the closed in sirch dill will he wears to make first saw the democrat kick has a vote district of columbia, solid blue goes to joe biden and its three electoral votes. nbc news captured that as a relt of snowplowing. >> commas chews sets and it's 11 thirtiy downed we should have pumtd down garn den smith that he is a key 35r9 to that historically president, kentucky here solid red. solid rir rest of the 8 going to going. here are the mistake we're judd does being back is tootoo early. that same day you can zb in, go through a bare it was so complies down for the neighborhood floor drida closes things down. you can see the map and the entire peninsula closes an 40ur and two minutes ago. those counties and districts have just closed at 8:00 eastern time there in the central time zone everyone in florida not for local time she stopped early voting on sunday all of a monday get them to count them now we'll count county by county something from the state of florida. steve core make it can i believe we can come her

pete: i will say my neighbors 12 years old started a business called slick willie's dills they are unbelievable lot with respect to covid-19 particularly because there has unfortunately been a surge in case there was some good news that came out of white house yesterday president trump talking about a covid-19 vaccine. distribution could come in just a few weeks. that really made people feel much more comfortable and much more confident, particularly about getting back to some degree of normalcy one pinner has been highly skeptical of the administration and quite vocal about it. that is new york governor andrew cuomo who has suggested that perhaps this administration can't be trusted to safely administer the vaccine. president trump called out cuomo and that lack of trust and a bit more from the white house yesterday. listen to what he had to say. >> as soon as as april, the vaccine will be available to the entire general population. with the exception of places like new york state where for political reasons the governor, he wants to take his time with the vaccine. he doesn't trust where the v