>> thanks, dr. hall. i was interested in the multiplier that you described that applies to the diagnosis of infection. do you think that applies to deaths as well? >> yeah, so we have used at cdc the same multiplier model previously for tracking influenza and generating inseason estimates of the disease burden. that same approach has been used previously to estimate deaths in the same manner that i presented today for hospitalizations and milder illness. there are, of course, differential multipliers that would have to be considered for deaths as the rates of underreporting of death are different than those for milder infection. in general, we have better capture of deaths. we have lower rates of underreporting and underascertainment for death. as folks are aware, the dynamics of the pandemic itself have greatly changed those multipliers, so there's a considerable time component that needs to be factored in when using these multiplier models. so the underreporting of deaths, for example, has changed over

assess those and other potential pregnancy-related risks and fetal outcomes. >> thank you very much, dr. hall. and it's now time for our morning break. we've eaten into the time a little bit, but i do want to start again at 10:30 eastern. so we can hear from dr. messonier from cdc. >> we are next going to hear from, again, the centers for disease control. we are going to have a few presentations and questions afterwards. first, we're going to hear a presentation from dr. nancy messonnier, the director of the center for immunization and respiratory diseases on vaccine safety and effectiveness monitoring. and then from anita patell, the deputy of the vaccine task force on operational distribution plans. dr. messonnier. >> thank you, dr. monto, and thank you for the opportunity to speak today on this really auspicious day. despite the completely appropriate size and scope of the clinical trials, it's always important to continue to monitor vaccines post-licensure, post-authorization, and that is certainly especially true with covid vaccines. so i'm going to talk about the u.s. government plans f

assess those and other potential pregnancy-related risks and fetal outcomes. >> thank you very much, dr. hall. and it's now time for our morning break. we've eaten into the time a little bit but i do want to start, again, at 10:30 eastern. so we can hear from dr. messonier from cdc, see you later. >>> after this ten-minute break the independent fda committee will hear from dr. nancy messonier, the doctor for respiratory diseases about vaccine safety and monitoring. at 10:50 eastern a presentation of the plan if an unlicensed vaccine becomes available, pfizer officials will present their case for an emergency use authorization for their vaccine at 1:00 p.m. eastern. that will be followed by the fda's response and the committee discussion followed by the vote starting at 3:10 eastern. live coverage all day here on c-span3. while we wait for them to return we'll show you the fda presentation of about a half an hour ago on the emergency use authorization request for pfizer's covid-19 vaccine by dr. doron fink who's a deputy director in the vaccine's development division. >> the lab convened on oc

dr. diane hall report no significant side effects. >> a little bit of a sore arm. >> reporter:after two medical suffered an allergic reaction, one of them serious, pfizer will issue new guidelines. >> these cases underscore the need to remain vigilant during the early phase of the vaccination campaign. >> reporter: meanwhile doctors' offices have been swamped with people eager for the shots this doctor runs two urgent cares in new york. >> we're getting phone calls, messaging through our portals. yesterday we had a patient walk in and say she was there for a vaccine. >> reporter: the nation now hoping two vaccines will return a speed to normalcy. >>> these vaccines are making a big impact on small communities in the midwest we have one reporter in minnesota where one clinic is taking every precaution. >> reporter: hey, phillip, worthington is a small hub they just received a second shipment of the pfizer vaccine this box has already been emptied over dry ice as we know not every rural clinic can have one of these ultra-cold freezers for the pfizer vaccine what we've seen pharmacies do is packin

dr. deanne hall, a pharmacist at the university of pittsburgh, report no significant side effects. >> how are you feeling today? >> a little bit of a sore arm, achy muscle but no fever, headache or anything unusual. >> reporter: moderna says it has no reports of serious side effects during its trials but after two medical workers in alaska suffered allergic reactions to the pfizer vaccine, one of them serious, the fda says it will revise allergic reaction guidelines and urge the vaccinations occur close to emergency medical treatment. >> these cases underscore the need to remain vigilant during the early phase of the vaccination campaign >> reporter: meanwhile doctor's offices have been swamped with people eager for the shots. dr. jake deutsch runs two urgent care centers in new york. >> we're getting phone calls. we're getting people messaging us through our portals. yesterday we had a patient walk in and say she was there for the vaccine. >> reporter: a nation now hoping two vaccines will speed a return to normalcy >> tom, i know some states are complaining they're not going to get the

a special cnn's town hall dr. gupta and i will focus questions about the vaccines. we begin tonight with the white house upheaval. our jim acosta is there. he did a reporting just now. this involves a president's staff, what's going on? >> we saw the white house's communications director stepping down. that raised some questions. you remember a month ago, a white house official johnny mcentire issued this threat. all of that is gone. staffers here at the white house from what we can tell doing our reporting they're ignoring those threats from mcentire and others. they're starting to head for the exit. i talked to a white house official today, listen, the atmosphere in this west wing and inside the white house is getting more toxic by the day and people are turning on each other and they're trying to settle scores. that's one reason why staffers are leaving because of this toxic environment and others are leaving because they are fed up with the president. there are staffers who are saying they are sick and tired of the president not conceding this race. this is tarn

also, an hour from now, a special, cnn coronavirus town hall. dr. sanjay gupta and i focusing on your questions about vaccines. we are featuring dr. anthony fauci. he'll be joining us, live. we begin, tonight, though, quickly, with a white house in upheaval. as one official put it, becoming more toxic, by the day. our jim acosta is there. he did the reporting. joins us now. so, i understand this involves the president's staff. what's going on? >> that's right, anderson. we saw, yesterday, the white house communications director stepping down. and that, i think, raised some questions because, you will he rememb remember, a month ago, issued this threat to white house officials saying if you leave your job, if we catch you looking for a job, you are going to be fired. all of that is gone. staffers, here, at the white house, from what we can tell doing our reporting, they are ignoring those threats from mcatee and others, and they're starting to head for the exits. and i talked to a white house official, earlier today, who said, listen. the atmosphere

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dr. anthony fauci just joined our cnn global town hall.t to get vaccines in people's arms by the middle and end of this month. the nation is in the most grim and dire moment of the coronavir coronavirus tragedy and we are likely week was from the start that will be a turning point we are all december preet pretty to see. >> you will meet a couple who took part in the moderna vaccine trial. when it comes to the vaccines, it's not just about stops covid. what we are seeing is a new way of thinking about the power of vaccines. >> since the first vaccine for smallpox in 1796, vaccines have all relied on the same concept. give a little piece of the virus, an antigen, not enough to make them sick, and the body is taught to make antibodies to it, they are proteins that make you immune to the virus fit starts to come again. that makes you immune. what if they can make not just andy bodies but to become the antigen. it's why visor and moderna has focused on the small strand of mrna. it's the messeninger rna. with a small sequence, we can program th

dr. anthony fauci just joined our cnn global town hall, said officials will start to get vaccines in people'sof this month. the nation is now in its most grim, most dire moment of the coronavirus tragedy. dr. fauci's words remind us we are remarkably weeks away in all likelihood from the start of what will be a turning point that we are all so desperate to see. >> in a moment you're going to meet a couple who took part in the moderna vaccine trial and they may give us important insight into what the rest of us can soon expect. when it comes to these vaccines, it's not just about stopping covid. what we're seeing is an entirely new way of thinking about the power of vaccines. since the first vaccine for smallpox in 1796, vaccines have all relied on the same basic concept -- give a little piece of the virus, also known as antigen, to someone, not enough to make them sick. then their body would be taught to make antibodies to it. those are proteins that neutralize the virus if that virus ever tried to invade again. that's what makes you immune. but what if the body could be taught to do the whol

in a cnn town hall friday, dr.nthony fauci said we are headed for a post holiday surge. >> the event usually is followed by two to three weeks later. you see the increase in cases. which puts it right at the cusp, before the christmas holiday, where you're going to have more travel and more congregating. >> reporter: numbers broke records around the country this week, johns hopkins reported almost 228,000 cases and more than 2,600 deaths friday on. and experts warn the worst is coming. >> what lies ahead for the next few months? it's actually our worst case scenario in terms of overwhelmed hospitals, in terms of the death count. >> reporter: the university of washington's institute for health metrics and evaluation projects over 260,000 more people could die by spring. the cdc tweeted friday, hospitalization rates are at an all-time high, reiterating to the public, wear a mask. wash your hands. avoid crowds. new cdc guidelines also urge postponing travel and in some circumstances, wearing a mask at home. in califor

in a cnn town hall friday, dr. anthony fauci said we are headed for a post-holiday surge. >> the event usually is followed by two to three weeks later, you see the increase in cases, which puts it right at the cusp before the christmas holiday, where you're going to have more travel and more congregating. >> reporter: numbers broke records around the country this week. johns hopkins reported almost 228,000 cases and more than 2,600 deaths friday alone. experts warn the worst is coming. >> what lies ahead for the next few months, it's actually our worst case scenario in terms of overwhelmed hospitals, in terms of the death count. >> reporter: the university of washington's institute for health metrics and evaluation projects over 260,000 more people could die by spring. the cdc tweeted friday hospitalization rates are at an all-time high, reiterating to the public wear a mask, wash your hands, avoid crowds. new cdc guidelines also surge postponing travel and in some circumstances wearing a mask at home. in californi

. >> they have held information town halls with dr. fauci. and neighborhood groups.appeal from a place of trust. >> 50% of the neighborhood will need to have the vaccine. to be able to burn out the virus. so neighborhood by neighborhood we'll need to have every neighborhood get some immunity for us to have a global effect. >> health officials say the slow roll out of the vaccine could prove a silver lining. it will give people nervous about the shots a chance to see how it impacts those who dpet them in the first wave. >> thank you. answering your questions about the covid-19 vaccine. we'll be right back. with free curbside pickup, fast delivery from your walmart store, or gifts shipped right to your door. let's end the year celebrating. ♪ ♪and if we win,e year we get to tell youing. how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need

in a cnn town hall friday, dr. anthony fauci said we are headed for a post-holiday surge. >> the event usually is followed by two to three weeks later, you see the increase in cases, which puts it right at the cusp before the christmas holiday, where you're going to have more travel and more congregating. >> reporter: numbers broke records around the country this week. johns hopkins reported almost 228,000 cases and more than 2,600 deaths friday alone. experts warn the worst is coming. >> what lies ahead for the next few months is actually our worst case scenario in terms of overwhelmed hospitals, in terms of the death count. >> reporter: the university of washington's institute for health metrics and evaluation projects over 260,000 more people could die by spring. the cdc tweeted friday hospitalization rates are at an all-time high, reiterating to the public, wear a mask, wash your hands, avoid crowds. new cdc guidelines also urge postponing travel, and in some circumstances wearing a mask at home. in california,

dr. sanjay gupta are hosting a special town hall "the color of covid: the vaccines." dr. anthony fauci and surgeon general jerome adams will be there to answer your questions. now the news continues. so let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> thank you very much, john. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." the moderna vaccine is now authorized for emergency use. but will we be able to get it to the people who need it in time? >>> and a government shutdown has been averted for at least two days. but will congress get money to the hungry before christmas? these questions demand answers and action from the people who have the honor of doing our business. we must demand those answers and action. again, why aren't we being given the facts and figures about where the vaccine is going? why doesn't anyone seem to know who's supposed to give us that data? and what is so important to haggle over on this relief bill that is important enough to risk not getting money to hard-hit hungry families for christmas? remember, this isn't a battle about how big the budg

dr. sanjay gupta friday night at 10:00 for a newtown hall, the color of covid, the vaccines. anthony fauci and the surgeon general jerome adams about vaccine skepticism in communities of color and how to boost confidence. friday night at 10:00 p.m. >>> gop senators holding a sham hearing on what they call election irregularities. let's call it what it really is. complete lies. and it's all geared towards an audience of one. >>> so take this. some of president trump's d diehard republican supporters in the senate putting on a show for fox news and the base. ron johnson calling it an examination of so-called irregularities in the 2020 election. >> but even though courts have handed down decisions and electoral college has awarded joe biden 306 electoral votes, a large percentage of the american public does not believe the results are legitimate. >> he's right about that. lot of republican voters don't believe the results of the election because people like trump and johnson and others keep repeating lies there was massive fraud. there wasn't. even attorney general bill barr say

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>> that is the reason why we are doing a town hall right now with dr. the same thing with moderna. it's voluntary and we're not going to force people to get the vaccine, but they are getting information today and into the future of the vaccines and, you know, a lot of our health care professionals, not just here on the navajo nation but all across the country have been vaccinated and they believe in science. and, so, you know, i hope and pray that we are going to be able to ease and answer a lot of the questions that our navajo people have on this vaccine and, you know, we all want to get back to some normal and i think this is one way to do it getting vaccine. thank you. >> navajo nation president jonathan nez, thank you for your time. good luck to you. >>> ahead, the truth in black and white. a major midwestern newspaper apologizes for decades of racism in its coverage. we'll talk to the reporter behind the headline and what comes next. saving is easy when you're in good hands. call a local agent, or 1-800-allstate for a quote today. see yourself. wel

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dr. sanjay gupta during a cnn town hall. >> i did this on tv because i want people to understand i've lookedata. i've worked with the companies. and i felt safe getting the vaccine. it is okay. it's okay to ask questions. it's okay to wonder is this right for me. but what's not okay is to let misinformation cause to you make a decision which is bad for your health. i look at the data. i made a decision that i felt was appropriate for my health. that's all i'm asking your viewers to do, too. >> african-americans are among the most reluctant to get a vaccine due in part to the sordid history of racist experiments in the u.s. a black nurse talked about that legacy during cnn's town hall. but she said it's especially important for minority communities to protect themselves. >> this is not a hoax. this is real. i've lived it. i know that in the past -- or the legacy of the past loomed darkly over, you know, minorities, blacks, hispanics, latinos, black and brown people. but every day, since march, that i entered work, each day has gotten darker and darker. i've seen the effects of it. and i don't

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dr. sanjay gupta. i'm big time now seriously. tomorrow night at 10:00 for a new town halld "the color of covid the vaccines" and we'll speak with dr. anthony fauci and the surgeon general jerome adams about vaccine skepticism in communities of color and how to boost confidence. >>> a worsening pandemic, massive hack on the u.s. government, americans struggling to make ends meet. it is all real but you might not know about it. if you watch fox news. may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. an herbal stress reliever ashwagandha, that helps you turn the stressed life... into your best life. stress less and live more. with stressballs. (combative yelling) he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. (combative yelling) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. honey hon

. >> reporter: they have held informational town halls with government leaders like dr. anthony fauci and they're working with local community groups like the neighborhood resiliency group in pittsburgh who can appeal from a place of trust. >> 50% of the neighborhood will need to go ahead and have the vaccine to be able to burn out the virus. so neighborhood by neighborhood will really need to have every neighborhood get some immunity for us to have a global effect. >> reporter: health officials say the phased rollout of vaccines may be a silver lining that helps build confidence. it will give people time to see how others are affected by the vaccine and hopefully encourage them to get the shot. >> bertha, you're participating in a cnbc special tonight, "a path forward, race and opportunity in america." what can our viewers expect from this >> at the top of the hour we're going to be looking at the fast-growing latino community with buying power of $1.5 trillion a year. it's creating small business at a faster clip than any other group but still underrepresented in corpo

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dr. sanjay gupta, hosting a special town hall, tonight. it deals with the hopes and fears surrounding the new vaccines in communities with ample reason to harbor both those sentiments. communities of color have been hit hard, as you know. and some live with the bitter legacy of mistrust for the medical establishment. now, with so much riding on vaccine acceptance, cnn presents "the color of covid, the vaccines." dr. anthony fauci, surgeon general jerome adams, are here to answer questions. also, head of moorehouse college of medicine, leaders of the faith community, and one of the first in the country to get the vaccine. it all gets underway tonight here on cnn. next for us. >>> the calls are coming from inside the house, the white house, that is. president trump, calling on lawmakers to, quote, do something to keep him in office. and the incoming senator, who's so eager to do just that. later, forget do something. can lawmakers actually do anything about the one thing that really matters to millions of americans? can they finally come up

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dr. sanjay gupta. welcome to the cnn town hall, "the color of covid: the vaccines." the world and online at cnn.com. >> it's a pleasure to be with you, sanjay. a second covid vaccine, the one from moderna has just received emergency use authorization from the fda. a tremendously important new development, especially in communities of color which have been so hard hit by this pandemic, sanjay. >> that's right for sure. the hope you're talking about is also

austin, whether they are in the county government there in harris county, or in the city hall, have to contend with. >> dr. hotez, this is a fact that we're trying to fix. but it's not being fixed. in the rio grande valley, i'm going to be talking to dr. ivan melendez, the chief health authority there. they've got rates of death and infection that are substantially higher than the texas average and the state average. and that story is repeated across texas and it's repeated across america. that hasn't been solved. in the months in which we have been able to watch this logistical, amazing feat that we have never seen other than wartime, what you're going to see in the next 72 hours is something that has never been done outside of wartime in terms of the logistics of getting these vaccines out. imagine if we had that kind of effort to deal with everybody's basic health and make sure everybody in the country get the same chance as that vaccine, as people in cities or people who are wealthy, or people who live near pharmacies and doctors. >> yeah, i think, you know, roland is absolutely right about the qualit