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the country's disease control agency is also warning that the spread of coronavirus nationwide could become uncontrollable. if people failed to keep to hygiene and distancing wills. angela merkel says she does not want a repeat of what happened in spring when europe's largest economy went into lockdown. >> more than 4000 new infections in the past day. that is germany's highest rate since april when the company was still in it. 80 million people -- if 80 million people cooperate, the chance of spreading will drop it. in recent days, authorities had tightened restrictions about high-risk areas such as the capital of berlin. from saturday, onward, the curfew will be imposed on bars and restaurants. restrictions alone won't suffice. >> the corporation of the population, especially in the coming weeks and months over autumn and winter is probably one of the most important functions in the whole concept to intervene. >> the government has called on citizens to avoid this road. this was in a bid to curb the surge of new infections. phil: we can get more from salmon young. what are german a

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could be heading for an uncontrollable spread of the corona virus comments from the country's disease control agency calm after an alarming jump takes the daily number of infections above 4000 it is the highest number in a single day since early april. also coming up china's brace for a vaccine facing says one could be ready by the end of the year experts say a return of the pandemic could come sooner.

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$5000000000.00 to purchase covert 19 vaccines for african countries news agency reuters reports the head of the continent's disease control body said africa needs to be proactive in the race to secure vaccines but the problem of africa's health sector. with infrastructure being the biggest challenge. a clinic on the outskirts of kenya fasteners capital like to do to it's the final stop for a vaccine that's traveled from a factory half a world away now it needs to be stored correctly most inoculations are only usable if kept cold and that will be one challenge in delivering a future covert $1000.00 vaccine to developing countries. globally the likes of d.h.l. and u.p.s. have ramped up spending on their global cold supply chain but in africa the infrastructure is just not there especially in rural areas which could be lacking electricity altogether. we have problems of storage capacity for vaccine we have a lack of refrigerators. so if you say we have to vaccinate against the coronavirus for example we don't need a lot more refrigerators to keep the vaccines you know. we don't have these fridges . the next challenge is over

the centers for disease control and prevention or cdc, long regarded as the world's premier public health agencyve not seen at all during this pandemic. the cdc is holding an in-camera briefing with actor rob eert redfield. elizabeth cohen is there. elizabeth, the cdc was completely sidelined by this pandemic, so the fact they're holding this is surprising in itself. what do you expect to hear? >> reporter: we'll be listening for tone. we'll be listening to do alex azar and dr. redfield be wearing masks when they have been made fun of for wearing masks. how optimistic are they there is going to be a vaccine by the end of the year? jake? >> secretary azar and jerome adams both shared personal stories about how the pandemic has affected them. what did they have to say? >> reporter: yes, it was actually very touching, jake. so dr. adams talked about how his wife has cancer, sadly, and how they are diagnosis was delayed because of covid. so he shared that story. secretary azar revealed that his father had died during the pandemic and that he didn't get to spend his final months with him, and that he

reports that show scientists like at the centers for disease control have been ignored or pressure to change recommendations from political agencies, and it has led to confusion, inconsistency, and other problems in the response. what do you think congress should have done or could do to prevent this breakdown the next time this happens? 30 seconds, please. annie, let's be clear, the interference that is going on is on the part of the trump administration, trying to interfere with the fda, as they tried to put in stricter safety requirements around approving a vaccine. they have interfered with the cdc and the guidance that they have issued for schools, for example. what congress should do, if we were able to work together, which we should be doing in this pandemic, is to tell the white house you cannot do that. i have been on a number of letters to try and say this is not appropriate. annie: mr. messner, i want to give you a chance to weigh in on this question of how science and policymakers can work together. what do you think congress should have done to make that relationship work more smoothly? 30 seconds, please. mr. messner

disease control and prevention. the director dr. robert redfield saying only moments ago that the agency has now updated its definition of a close contactith a covid-19 patient to include multiple brief sxoo exposures. the united states has passed 220,000 coronavirus deaths and tonight has confirmed more than 8.3 million cases. stark sign of the worsening pandemic in the united states. not a single state is trending in the right direction right now. if it was, we would be showing that in green on this map. you don't see any green. >>> breaking this hour. moments from now, we will hear directly from the former president of the united states barack obama in his first campaign stump speech since the democratic convention and he'll be making the case for joe biden. when it happens we will bring it to you live. this comes with just 13 days left until the election and more than 40 million votes already cast. we are tracking it all, including the path to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the white house. we begin our coverage with our cheer white house correspondent jim acosta. less than two weeks and 13 days to go until election day, pres

that had all the ingredients of a super- spreading event and how the agency tasked with controlling such outbreaks, the centers for diseasen, knew about it and did not stop it. by the time the "costa luminosa" was halfway across the atlantic, passengers we spoke to say it seemed like everyone was coughing. it was supposed to be a 20 day cruise from florida to italy. bob and sue anderson were travelling to visit family in europe. those early days in march, you know, covid was starting. but you made a decision that you were gonna go on a cruise. >> anderson: we wanted to travel to see our granddaughter. we didn't really worry about it. >> and it wasn't until we got on the ship and two or three days into the cruise where everything then blew up. >> alfonsi: at what point did you start feeling sick? >> anderson: oh, probably a week into the trip. it was fatigue. i just didn't feel like doing anything. and then i got a tightness in the chest, lost my sense of taste, my sense of smell. >> i told bob, i said i feel like i'm in the petri dish of the covid. >> alfonsi: kelly edge had been travelling with her husband woody. he had

disease control and prevention. the director dr. robert redfield saying only moments ago that the agency has now updated its definition of a close contact19 patient to include multiple brief sxoo exposures. the united states has passed 220,000 coronavirus

. >> disease control updating guidelines for covid-19 agency says that it is possible for the virus to, that it can travel farther than six feet in some cases, new guidelines match an advisory posted weeks ago before being taken down, just a day later. cdc still recommending everyone wear mask maintain social distancing wash hands to prevent transmission. >> "the wall street journal" reporting this morning that irs is investigating, nra head lane lapierre for possible criminal tax fraud investigation comes after new yorkening to james sued la be er accusing him of taking millions of dollars of trips and other benefits for him and family his salary 2.2-million-dollar salary, in 2018. . >> well race to the white house deepens 28 days away from 2020 presidential election, markets bracing for election fallout wall street preparing for how standards of care stocks will be impacted by biden victory or trump reelection joining me one business leader stall wart capital group and ceo joining me all morning long dagen mcdowell brian brenberg great to see everybody this morning barry thank you so

president of quote beating down the centers for disease control, having what he calls political hacks oversee the cdc and preventing the professionals at the agency from speaking freely. the president, of course, has always defended his handling of the pandemic saying recently that, with the treatments his administration has advanced, they have actually been able to reduce, in his mind, the fatality rate since april. and he said, recently, that the country is, quote, turning a corner. wolf. >> ryan todd reporting for us. thank you very much. i want to bring in a top vaccine expert who resigned from the federal government back on october 6th. several months after filing a whistle-blower complaint, accusing the trump administration of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic, from the very start. rick bright is joining us right now. director bright, thank you so much for joining us. thanks for all your critically-important work over the years as well. as you know, this new study from the world health organization, that came out earlier this month, found -- found remdesivir did not help patients survive coronavirus. but the trump administration is now p

the us health protection agency says the number of people killed by coronavirus in the country could be underestimated by tens of thousands the centers for disease control and prevention says just under 300000 more people died from january so the start of this month than would normally be expected well 2 thirds of these were attributed to covet 19 it says difficulties linking at deaths to the virus could mean that many are not correctly counted. argentina is now the 5th country to exceed 1000000 confirmed coronavirus cases it is also the smallest nation to pass that mark with a population of just 45000000 argentine as testing far fewer people than its neighbors but more than 60 percent of tests are coming back positive for the virus this is the spy being one of the 1st countries in south america to close its borders and instituting one of the world's largest lockdowns. still to come in this half hour bringing out the big guns colombia calls in the military to protect its borders from venezuelan light winds. hello the weather patterns in the northern hemisphere the edge to be further east woods so the big lows in the atlantic this one are also edging a b

it should have been and from the reporting we know that the cdc which is the nation's agency to control the diseasesn't been pulled into this. so we don't actually know how big it is. when you look at those numbers, you know, there's the exposures that happened at the rose garden, but then you probably have people who converted or became positive because of that exposure who continued to expose others because they weren't aware that think had been exposed. so it's multiple links to events that are leading to the bigger disaster or outbreak than we're aware of and it really comes because the white house had a heavy reliance on the testing only strategy because they focused on using the rapid tests which is not as accurate in asymptomatic patients, and they didn't take the rest of the mitigation measures including the distancing, the masking. almost sort of creating the magical thinking as long as the tests are negative but not taking into -- not taking into account you may have a false negative or you may have someone early in the disease who ends up being negative on the test. >> so with that in min

disease control prevention steals billions from you. we sent the money for a specific purpose. we believe they do a good job, the cdc is the federal agency refund to handle public health emergencies like the pandemic we are living through. how are they doing? we have some details on how they are doing. it according to a senior and highly knowledgeable source we spoke to, many senior cdc scientists and analysts are refusing to go to work. they have been ordered to go to the office, they won't. doesn't seem like anyone has reported on this, but it is happening. what are they doing? they are political activists, spinning media outlets for political effects. "the new york times" published a piece saying government officials are oversight for the cdc. it's part of the administration, it always has been. apparently the white house asked the cdc to ask about the mental health crossed of the coronavirus. at those costs that then profound. they also asked to incorporate data on coronavirus deaths under the age of 18. again, a totally fair question to the public. the cdc thought this was an outrageous request, releasing scientific data to the publ

for disease control and prevention had contact-tracing team ready to go according to multiple services but had not asked to mobilize even though sean conley said that his team was working with the agency. >> so many people that were watching last saturday, there were dozens of people that were at the white house for the nomination of judge barrett to the supreme court. we've seen the video, we've seen the pictures, i was at this event. most individuals invite today this event were not wearing face coverings or masks. we know that several people that attended the event have contracted coronavirus and you want to make certain that everybody that attended that event at the white house in the rose garden last saturday is safe, that they have not contracted covid-19, that's why contact tracing is so necessary here. >> you were at the event so was attorney general bill barr and he's been criticized for saying that he will not quarantine, you know, you have a long-time attorney of doj andrew wiseman, not clearly a bill barr fan, attorney general's choice to not quarantine is so fitting, even now encouragable as we said not a fan of the attorney general but what do you make of his case? >> we

the health protection agency says the number of people killed by corona virus in the country could be underestimated by tens of thousands the centers for disease control and prevention says just under 300000 more people died from january to the start of this month than would normally be expected while 2 thirds of these were attributed to covert 19 it says the difficulties linking a death to the virus could mean that many are not correctly counted. could argentina now the country is now only the 5th one to exceed $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases it is also the smallest nation to pass that mark and it comes the spy being one of the 1st countries in latin america to close its borders and bring in one of the world's longest lockdowns so on wrong tell us of all reports now from when as this. more than 1000000 couvade 1000 infections and the virus is reaching some of the most remote areas in the world. why you are is known as a city located at the end of the world and argentina's southern tip or thought is here are concerned so. we know that an argentine of this week we are going to reach 1000000 cases. adding to those numbers since the regular posit

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could be heading for an uncontrollable spread of the corona virus comments from the country's disease control agency calm after an alarming jump takes the daily number of infections above 4000 it is the highest number in a single day since early april. also coming up china's brace for a vaccine facing says one could be ready by the end of the year experts say a return of the pandemic could come sooner. indonesian workers take to the streets to protest a contentious bill that they say will favor pastors at peak spending of legal rights and the environment. plus the coronavirus also dominating the west vice presidential debate. american people have witnessed what is. the idea of any presidential administration in history apart from the very 1st good president donald trump took the hill to work for. kamel harris said mike pence face-off debating issues ranging from the supreme court appointments to the climate but did they have any answers. welcome to the program we begin with the 2020 nobel prize week which continues today with the winner in the fields of literature. which is about to be announced in