kimberly lenard covers health care for "business insider." is there a chance these sessions recorded, thusbe increasing the privacy concerns? now, as we arel, currently doing this and a looted to earlier, there are tople using -- alluded earlier, people are using every platform and part of that is being able to use the record button. to do thatmake sense unless you are recording part of a neurology exam for part of the record, and patients will have the option of doing that, as well. i don't think that should be part of our future, but right now, it is what happens. kimberly: what if the patient wants that recording to be able to listen back and say, ok -- particularly during a visit with a psychologist, they want to listen back and try to embed it in their brains and rehear the advice. dr. kvedar: i believe it is. i would have to double check on that but i believe that is permitted. i'm not sure it is best practice going forward, but it is ok. >> have there been liability concerns with this? dr. kvedar: thanks for asking. there always has be

joseph kvedar along with our guest reporter kimberly leonard of business insider.ow long has telemedicine been thend and what has been growth or use of it in the past couple months? >> it has been around since the early 1920's, there was a picture in one of the magazines, not popular science, it had a different name, it shows a family huddled around a radio having a visit with a doctor on the other side. the concept has been around for a while. the late 1960's is when it got going at it puttered around for the next several decades and a couple months ago when we told everyone in the u.s. that they had to stay in their home and we as clinicians had to take care of them, it blossomed overnight. >> how can it be used today? >> it can be used in a number of ways. the best uses, mental health is the number one use and god knows it is a growing need, so that is wonderful. a lot of urgent care type things such as sore throats, your aches virtual-- ear aches, urgent care, then chronic illness has been, follow-up visits for patients with diseases like diabetes, heart failur

. -- kimberly leonard. >> thank you for being available for this interview.y understanding is that trump administration had to make a lot of changes to rules to allow telehealth to be used in more doctors offices. can you tell us what some of those changes were for those who may not be from there? dr. kvedar: sure, i was told the other day, i testified in front of a senate panel and was informed there were 31 to be exact but i can only highlight. the biggest one is that the federal government and most private payers came on board with this, are paying physicians and clinicians the same amount for seeingement telehealth patients as they what if someone came in the office. that was a critical one. us asnd one was allowing clinicians to see our patients wherever they were. medicare used to limit it to people and rural or health profession shortage areas. that went away, so i can beat where i am now, my home, and you can be where you are, and we can have a visit and that would count. and we could bill for that. of regulatoryr relaxation was in the area of thenolo

of the american telemedicine association and harvard medical school along with our desk reporter kimberly leonard of business insider. doctor kay, how long is telemedicine been around and what has been the growth or use of it in the past couple of months? >> it's been around since some people say the early 1920s and there was a lovely picture in one of the magazines now popular science they had a different name for it but shows a family huddled around the radio having a visit with the doctor on the other side. the concept has been around for a while and since the late 60s is when it got going and it puttered along for the next several decades until a couple of months ago when the push we told everyone in the u.s. that they had to stay in their home and we as clinicians had to take care of them so it blossomed overnight at that point. >> host: how can it be used today? >> guest: in a number of ways. i think the best uses, first of all, mental health is the number one probably used and god knows it's a growing need so that is wonderful. a lot of urgent care type things such as sore throats,

kimberly, what a beautiful story.y for christmas. if you want to find out about the book, go to today.com/shop >> it might be fake, but i love your kitchen thank you, kimberly. >> i have to tell you, you see all this artwork in the kitchen? this is from quarantine. i don't have the heart to take it down. i'm like, we're going to put that artwork up because we need some happy and i don't have the heart to take it down. >> i love it it looks great >> that is a beautiful kitchen >> stunning. thanks, kimberly congrats on the book coming up corn dogs with a twist, mouth watering eats to enjoy while you watch football this weekend the raiders and the chiefs but first this is "today" on still hard to find a spot. just easier to park. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still the gangs all here. just less "are we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on most suv models... to get $5,250 total cash

>> i agree with kimberly. all of this is precipitated by the trump campaign.is may be beyond forgetting beyond where the recount is but in arizona, i think the trump campaign has to get the number, they have to move ahead in the count. it is going slow. if they're not able to do that, i think they're fighting an uphill battle as is. but kimberly is right, there's more to the process. >> bret: charles, where do you think we are? >> i think where we are is at the point where a normal rational president, candidate, looking at the numbers would be thinking about the good of the country and thinking about conceding. because the recount that my colleagues are talking about are very far-fetched scenarios. for example, pennsylvania, if biden's margin is about 35,000 where it's headed, there will not be an automatic recount. arizona does not allow or request for recounts. the president is launching an observed and destabilizing charges of fraud. which are making matters very difficult including for people inside his own party. i think where we are is a moment of truth

trump]ng we love ok, we love trump. >> and kimberly. >> and kimberly. and america. doug collins.ll of them. my point is georgia. ,hat we believe in the process that this process has been tainted. if you taint it for one party, you tainted for the other party. if you taint it for one american, you taint it for all americans. we are not going to stand for this. do you know who is another fighter coming here tonight? -- fights more, him or his father. that don jr.? you don't want to be in the wing -- in the ring with don jr. like his daddy, he cares about this state and he cares about this country, and he has a track record of resolving and addressing issues in the state of georgia for every american. i want him to get the word out right now. this is my last point. we ain't bullshitting. [cheers] stacey abrams, you want a fair fight? bring it on. you have been like a vacuum cleaner, getting all this underground money. where it isee coming from, and how you are spending it. i know one thing you are spending it on -- suppressing black people and other people. you are suppressing them.

narrator: kimberly west is a neighbor of carissa's in granite bay.rike up a friendship, initially built on their husbands' uncommon first name. when i heard her husband's name, everett, which is unusual, i was, like, "everett? my husband's name's everett!" and so that's how we met. narrator: carissa carpenter lands her neighbors walk-on roles in a few movies and tv shows. "dr. quinn, medicine woman." in fact, someone came up one time and said, "are you jane seymour?" [ laughing ] i'm, like, "no. she's in that tent over there." narrator: around this time, carpenter tells her friends that she wants to take her career to the next level. she has a dream of building her own movie studio in northern california. she's pretty dynamic. she'd come across like, you know, "we're gonna have the sound stages, and we're gonna have -- it's gonna be, you know, like a universal studio along with the sound stages." narrator: kimberly says her husband, everett parsons, is especially intrigued by the proposal. he came from texas, so he really loved cowboy movies. he just

kimberly, thank you. let's go to john hendren now he joins us live from wilmington, delaware, which is joe biden's, home in from washington. yes, the biden already appears to be behaving very much like a president, even though he can't get the funds and he's not really being treated in a very cooperative way by the white house. that's right, joe biden has been acting is if he has been recognized by the trumpet ministration as the president elect with which as both you and kimberly have pointed out the most decidedly hasn't laid a wreath at a korean war memorial today in exchange salutes with military officers much as president trump did when he went to arlington cemetery a little earlier. so there are a number of things that biden can do without the official recognition of the u.s. government. and that comes in the form of a signature on a document that simply acknowledges that he's the president elect from the general services administration. the head of that agency has declined to do that. meanwhile,, b

kimberly healthcare with the latest, from just outside the white house. kimberly, as always, thank you. now he may be hobbling after fracturing his foot, but u.s. president elect joe biden is moving full steam ahead with the transition to his administration. on monday, he receives this 1st daily security briefing and he unveiled his picks for 5 key economic positions. it's being described as the most diverse white house economic team in history. biden has nominated former federal reserve chair janet yellen to the post of treasury secretary. and while the other yemo will be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary, rumors of yellen appointment, contributed to the dow jones, reaching a record high of 30000 last week. so who exactly is janet yellen? while the former federal reserve chair made history as the 1st woman to lead the u.s. central bank, she took over in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, and unemployment fell steadily during her tenure. if confirmed, she also be the 1st woman to lead the treasury department in its 231 year history. the 74 year

kimberly leonard covers healthcare for business insider. dr. kvedar, is there a chance that the sessions start to be recorded, thus increasing the privacy concerns? >> guest: well, now as we are currently doing this and as we alluded to earlier, there are people using every kind of platform. some of those allow you to press the record button for sure. we strongly advise clinicians never to do that. it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. and lest perhaps your recording part of a neurology exam for the record or something like that. and patients will again have the option doing that as well. i don't think that should be part of our future right now it could happen. >> right but what about dash of what the patient wants that recording to be able to listen back and say okay, maybe during a visit with the psychologist they want to listen back and try to embed it in the brains and hear the advice the receiver is that permitted if the patient wants that information and wants to record it? >> guest: i believe it is. i would have to double check on t

kimberly, how can news of potential covert 19 vaccines. nearing completion has raised hopes and markets around the world, but the aviation industry says the damage is already been done and it will take years to bounce back. the international air transport association or arthur earlier predicted the industry would lose around $100000000000.00 by the end of 2021. well instead it is now looking like $157000000000.00. that's after losing nearly 2 thirds of passengers. the number plummeted from 4500000000 in 2019 to fewer than 2000000000 this year. in an effort to increase international travel, i after is calling for better testing programs and wants governments to foot. the bill. qantas says it'll require international passengers to be vaccinated once it's publicly available. governments and companies worldwide are considering the eventual introduction of so-called vaccination, passports, and some experts are questioning immunization certificates. so people who hesitate to get the vaccine could become victims of discrimination. or is a senior

kimberly so joe biden getting closer to 270 what's the reaction from the white house from the campaign to michigan being called in favor of finding. down charges not accepting these results in fact the u.s. president and more specifically his children as part of his campaign have held a news conference in philadelphia pennsylvania they are alleging that there are improprieties to the count that took place in michigan and as a result they are not only calling to have their own observers look at some of the votes that have already been tallied but they're alleging that some of those votes tallied may have been manipulated how many votes really have to be. 400000 is not enough with 80 plus percent counted i think there's only 14 percent of the vote to go if you think we're stupid you think we're females you know something the democrats do think you're stupid and they do think you're fools and that's why you get called deplorable and chomps. it's over we're going to stick with this we're going to win this election we've actually won it just a matter of counting the votes fairly. committee.

kimberly. ok we're going to go to kimberly in just a moment heidi texas we've been talking about texas of course and a lot of people as you said there wondering if texas would turn blue in 2020 what have been the issues for the voters day what is the main. and we've been talking about cold feet of poise but what is some of the what are some of the concerns of voters in texas. well for trump's supporters here in this day this is certainly a referendum on his presidency and his support and more rural areas of texas is strong and very much alive in fact the trump campaign considers this the texas rural firewall and they say that they're not concerned at all about losing the state the president himself saying this morning that he expects to win a tremendous victory here in texas however democrats who are concentrated in these metropolitan areas like houston that lean democratic they say that the coronavirus like everywhere else in this country is the top issue here and it doesn't help the president

anonymous we heard kimberly's packages old support a for with less than 2 days to go the campaigning continues. exactly and all the campaigns will be looking at the polls that have come out over the last 24 hours or so or there are 11 pours from 4 reputable falling companies 9 of them are good for joe biden 2 of them are good for donald trump but of course the campaigns are going to seize on the ones that they think sure that they're moving in the right direction one of the big pause is the washington post a.b.c. poll that comes out normally the sunday before the election and it suggesting that pennsylvania joe biden still has a lead there but it has narrowed in the last couple of days and florida is too close to call that it's almost statistically a time though if you speak to the trump campaign they will tell you that they think they have florida in the bag they think that that's important and they're really concentrating on michigan and pennsylvania they think that's where the election will be one particularly in the northeast corner of pennsylvania so they are putting a lot of re

kimberly's our white house correspondent and can campaign kimberly not accepting these results. no and they've just added another lawsuit to their list of states where they are contesting the vote counting that has been taking place we already knew that wisconsin and michigan were 2 places where lawsuits now we add the state of georgia to that list and the truck campaign has announced sending out an e-mail that they are looking for donations now to fund this effort of recounting that they're fighting in wisc. concent so it's very clear that this is a very uncertain feeling in the trunk campaign right now kelly mcenaney the white house press secretary an adviser to the trunk campaign has been speaking publicly saying that there is also concern by the trumpet ministration that in fact in the u.s. state of pennsylvania where we should point out donald trump has claimed victory they believe that because of a history they say of corruption in that state in other ballot measures that in fact they don't have the confidence there's full transparency so that's what they're fighting for b

and kimberly atkins, senior opinion writer for the blauft globe. and christina greer, author of "black ethics" and co-host of the faq, nyc podcast. charlie, we've seen two different states dealing with the trump campaign this weekend. what do you make of the conversation i was just having with lavora with regard to the rnc's efforts in the state of michigan to delay the certification of the vote there tomorrow for an audit to happen over the next 14 days? >> yeah, it is uncertain, but this is the strategy right now. it is delay, chaos, and denial. something similar is going on in wisconsin, where they're having a recount, but that's sort of a misnomer because what's happening is they're only recounting in two milwaukee counties, milwaukee county and dane county. and based on the reports, the trump folks are challenging every single ballot. the goal is not to recount. it is to try to get hundreds of thousands of ballots thrown out. so this is the strategy at this point. it is to continue to sow doubt. it is to continue to sow misinformation. it is n

kimberly, for can me, how can i force in washington? leaders are locked in a budget standoff, putting an $850000000000.00 coronavirus relief package in jeopardy crisis talks were held at a virtual summit after poland and hungary vetoed the budget. earlier this week, at the country's brought adoption of the recovery plan over a clause that ties funding with adhering to the rule of law or brennan has more from london. where the 2 countries that are the foremost of this veto threat, poland and hungary, it's been pointed out that they did actually agree to this provision of rule of law mechanism back in july. and so the diplomats are rather disappointed that poland and hungary have chosen to take this stance. now at this late stage, it's important, don't forget that the total package is in excess of $2.00 trillion dollars, dollars worth. and any delay will cause a knock on delay for dispersement of those e.u. funds. once the new budget starts a new budgetary year starts next year. but the concern is that poland and hungary are not exactly c

how kids at the white house kimberly it all turns legal now for the president. now the u.s. president and his campaign focus monday on those lawsuits that are being. launched all of frost some of the states that are where the campaign kids contesting this election the argument being that some of the ballots that were cast those mail in ballots did not have i.d. verification were cast on behalf of people who were to see even that there were some be able to sort of more than once because they had actually moved out of the state and someone had turned in their ballots even though they may have done a name person vote somewhere else so this is the crux of the case a lot of critics saying that this would not change the outcome of the election. still there are many republicans who believe it's important for transparency now in the midst of all of this is we talked about the biden campaign and its transition now with the announcement of this covert task force we should point out the task force that exists right now headed up by mike pence will be meeting today and it's

kimberly argues that america is equally races in the make america great. again, modern mentality, clearly resonates for millions of people across the country. she calls out the democratic party for its staunch neo liberalism and questions. james kleiber, the kingmaker of the congressional black caucus in the ways that laid the groundwork for biden south carolina primary win the win that eventually led to him winning the democratic nomination. lots to unpack here. joining us now is mark kelly, author of presidential black america, and the president's black agenda reporter editor, and senior columnist, welcome margaret. good to be back. well, your piece is a no chaser view of what black america can expect moving forward. in your view, neo liberalism is a problem for the democratic party that continues to win even when progressive can't. it's like bernie sanders rise up with that being said, though, we just saw a record turnout borne election in america, hundreds of millions of voters, many of them 1st time voters, younger voters, and the boat margins for 18

well let's speak to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett in washington d.c. kimberly in the weeks and months leading up to the election you often mentioned that it may not be quite as clean cut as oh look we have a we have a winner in my get messy and it looks like it has got messy but it also looks like the biden campaign is just going ahead doing what they feel they have to how much attention is trump's legal issues having in the u.s. . well there is still attention being paid to it particularly by the more than $70000000.00 americans that you point out did not vote for joe biden but voted for donald trump the argument from the truck campaign is and this is one that we've heard from the beginning of dumb terms presidency is that the media is allegedly by lee biased in this country and so as a result he is pushing back not only on the call by the media to project joe biden as the winner but also in its failure he believes to fully cover the legal challenges until this vote is officially certified in mid december and we're waiting for a lawsuit to be discusse

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white house correspondent kimberly health that is watching all of the action unfold from washington kimberly just bring us up to speed where do we stand i mean with trump's claim of electoral fraud talk of the election being stolen and also with these these razor thin margins in these key states we're waiting on how is this election going to be decided. it's got to be excited decided by the electoral process which is working and you're right it's a lightning rod this issue of the president's evidence and claims even within the republican party the president has been dismissed as not offering any evidence that there is fraud i would have to say i listened to his press conference i think he did offer evidence whether or not that is valid evidence is certainly open to debate but here are some of the examples of why the president believes that this system is rigged and we should point out the president was saying this even before the vote many of his critics argue the reason he does this is to undermine confidence in the electoral system and i can tell you it's working millions of americans trul

thanks kimberly let's go over to the west coast now where rob reynolds is standing by in los angeles and rob 2 issues that we're keeping a very close eye on what we've been talking about are these protests in arizona that you've been monitoring obviously is a situation that's developing. that's right it continues it's been going on for several hours now as a crowd of pro trump supporters has gathered outside a municipal building in phoenix arizona where inside election workers are counting the ballots the crowd has been chanting. pro trump slogans say chanting we love trump and generally making it known that they want the vote counting to stop which would be not in the president's interest because joe biden is actually ahead in arizona. some of the images that we're seeing coming from the area do indicate that some of the protesters are armed that's perfectly legal in arizona which is a so-called open carry state but nevertheless could be considered somewhat disturbing especially to the poll workers there are sheriff's deputies surrounding the building keeping the entrances secured a

many thanks to our white house correspondent kimberly. let's go to mike hanna is in biden's home stays to delaware and joins us from the city wilmington mike earlier tonight we thought we were going to hear from biden and then we thought we when going to hear from bob and now again we're hearing that he may speak even the not officially been any kind of result to clay what are you hearing. well precisely that has been going backwards and forwards initially there was a speech is scheduled regardless then we heard that mr biden would be waiting for a proper call on a major state such as pennsylvania before speaking and now we're hearing again that joe biden will be speaking regardless of whether or not there is a major projection issued in coming hours but i think the way to leave it is on this is that once his convoy comes into the convention center on the road right next to me here then we'll know that he will be making a speech within the coming hours but i just want to pick up on the supreme court action that has just occurred the supre

and our white house correspondent kimberly kimberly that's the state of play of the minutes let's start with high things will move forward and the bites and see now as i understand this is still being counted but they've hit the ground running have they not. monday morning in washington as the biden heris transition team is already moving forward with its agenda announcing monday morning in the united states as americans wake up that there is a fresh new approach they say to dealing with covert 19 in the united states the announcement of a task force now this is a team of public health experts and doctors and scientists that will advise the transition team on a myriad of policies moving forward now the transition team says that in fact this will allow for the elevation of the voices of science to curb the spread of the disease and that this task force will be working with state and local officials to allow for schools and businesses to reopen so this is a clear agenda sort of promise that was made on the campaign trail by joe biden and camila harris that they would make this a top prior

kimberly how cut there are white house correspondent live from washington d.c. . let's get more now from how did joe castro, who is in wilmington, delaware, heidi, so we're expecting to hear from president elect joe biden laying out his plans for the economy. tell me, even with this vaccine news, i'm guessing he's got some big challenges ahead. he certainly does kim and you know he's meeting with business leaders throughout the day and this afternoon he will be unveiling more of his economic recovery plan, which he's only talked about in broad strokes up to this point. but we know that biden has been supportive of democratic efforts prior to the election to pass a sweeping at another sweeping economic relief package totaling some $1.00 trillion dollars. democrats have been seeking more direct payments to american families, as well as bailouts for local governments that are really being put out of business due to the response to this pandemic. we expect some of those issues to be flushed out when biden makes his speech later. this afternoon, but the real question i

kimberly thank you. still to come in this half hour, why in many countries are now relieved that they didn't follow the swedish model in tackling the coronavirus and found zones turn out and bella reuss, for the funeral of 31 year old roman, the bunk bed. nko who fellow protesters say died after a severe beating by the police hallow the bulk of europe at the moment is doing what is supposed to italy winters, getting colder with frost nights, maybe sunny days, but increasing chance of snow when anything prompts it like a front coming through the atlantic, so that's happened in the way it's going to happen in finland. and i suspect as this goes east was for the balkan states, you've got snow to fall here as well. further south, we just got the cold, fairly settled weather. and when that cold reaches the central med, well that's like to stir up a circulation, so strong winds briefly down the wrong valley and across the domination coast. and then slow goes south. it takes its rains through italy, stream, als

and kimberly just focused through how it works in the united states when you actually were calling joe biden president elect the were doing that because of the projections over many members of the american media in other countries that would be a national electoral commission that kind of. players who the winner is once most of the votes are counted but in the u.s. it doesn't quite work like that because effectively it's 50 separate elections so how i mean when the trump campaign says it's not for the media to say the president is what's their points they're. the true campaign does have a point here because this is not an official election result that you know when people say it feels like the united states is in a constant state of election campaigning it's true in some ways as soon as this election is official the parties will start raising money to campaign for the next when it goes on certainly unique there but what this means is that this will not actually be certified and till 'd the electoral college and those that represent the electoral college sit down and vote so when this e

ok, kimberly halakhah live from the white house. thank you. where is president selects 2 bodies and has nominated the team that will help going to the country through the currents economic crisis. let's get more now from our christian salumi . she joins us from wilmington, in delaware, a christian who's been announced for this economic team. and what do you think it says about the boys and teams approach to this economic crisis? well, hala joe biden, the president elect, called this a crisis, tested team of trailblazers among the 6 people that he has nominated are 4 women including janet yellen, the former head of the federal reserve, the u.s. central bank. she was the 1st woman to hold that post. she'll be the 1st woman to hold this post. if confirmed her deputy, it would be a man by the name of wally. he's nigerian born. he'd be the 1st black deputy treasury secretary, so maintaining biden's commitment to more diversity in his administration. nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house congresswoman from california called this a brilliant and vis

and now we move to the white house is kimberly how could hi kimberly what is donald trump up to today i'm going to say maybe not to go thing for a change and instead launching legal challenges. that is what we understand that the trump campaign will be launching a series of legal challenges so there is going to be a bit of pressure on the trump campaign to provide the evidence that says it has there has been widespread voting irregularity in a number of states now over the weekend we learned that there were an increasing number of cases according to the campaign of people voting who were just sees to or returning mail in ballots that were for people who had moved out of the state so this is going to be a challenge for the campaign at the same time critics arguing that the number of irregular ballots if you will certainly would not change the outcome of the u.s. election so this is something that we're watching very carefully in the midst of all of this as it comes to the schedule of the president we should point out that is there are no public events on donald trump schedule i believe

. >> kimberly, it kind of seems like joe biden knows donald trump is listening when he speaks. he's very careful. you can see him parsing the language that he uses. do you think he will reach the end of his rope any time soon and change that tone? >> i think we're already seeing the tone gradually change. i think in the early weeks after the election and the results were clear, we saw joe biden moving carefully in order to allow president trump to have the 12 stages of grief or whatever he needs to come to the realization of what has happened. now you see in each of these briefings, you see president-elect biden expressing more frustration and expressing more urgency that by waiting for this transition and preventing this transition from moving forward that people's lives are in danger. he's going naming his team, talking about his plan, having his own meetings with respect to foreign policy, with respect to the coronavirus and other things. he's moving forward to the extent that he can but i think we're already seeing him begin to lose the patience with this president who seem

cynicism is what makes you a good journalist so you never need to ask forgiveness for that kimberly a white house correspondent. ok we go to nutley new jersey now to speak to steven rogers who actually served as an advisor to donald trump's campaign back in 26 a nice to see you again stephen. a might leave the covenant in stuff there for a moment we've dealt with a lot of added like to talk about well what this current administration is doing right now we've seen a lot of pictures of donald trump playing golf he is now talking about legal action what's your thoughts about what happens next what with regard to that campaign no one denies the fact that president trump has the legal right to challenge a lot of these state of the totals now say that of course they have to have the evidence that should be presented to a court and then the court will make that this is ins add to as to whether there is legitimacy to the accusations that were made and so i have to wait and see what happens with the court but saying that it's very important for the for the 70000000 people that 70000000 ameri

and kimberly guilfoyle, his partner, the former wife of gavin newsom, the current california governorut trump jr. and camilla guilfoyle making moves to expand their rnc influence, republican national committee, and possibly take it over. if you can talk about who kimberly guilfoyle is an what the charges were that you laid out around her departure from fox? she was a talk so -- talk show host at fox, former prosecutor himself. she left fox under kind of mysterious circumstances. she has claimed she did nothing wrong. her lawyers claim she did nothing wrong but in fact what i discovered was there was a whopping legal settlement involving her -- a former assistant of hers accused her of sexual harassment. the details were just mind-boggling. $4 million tover the former assistant of kimberly guilfoyle to settle the claim, which suggests they felt it had a lot of merit. guilfoyle left, started dating don jr., and has become one of the top officials in trump reelection campaign. she is the co-finance chair of the campaign. anyway, there is quite a back story to her if anybody was to go bac

kimberly how. kimberly, let's start with the good news is that the vaccine that modernity is seeking emergency approval from? is there any indication at this stage when this vaccine could start being bawled out to the general public it will definitely be after those food and drug administration hearings. you were talking about on december 10th and 17th for pfizer, and during our respectively. but the u.s. president, donald trump, has been tweeting on monday morning urging the food and drug administration to act immediately. it's critical in terms of the timeline, given the number of infections in order for america to go back to work and to school. and that's something that the u.s. president has been pushing for quite some time. now in the midst of all of this, you have to remember that there are going to be challenges with the distribution. and that's why there is such a push by government officials across the board to get this approved because what this means is that it goes to production and the

so kimberly, the president says he's going to continue the fight. does he have ever any avenues left open to him? well, there are certainly alvin used, but many believe that they will not be successful. in fact, that is the pattern for the legal challenges for donald trump thus far. and now donald trump, for his part, is heading into the thanksgiving holiday proceeding with the traditional activities of a u.s. president around this thanksgiving holiday. but at the same time, he's continuing to be active on twitter. in fact, he just tweeted in the last few moments, an article reach waiting, suggesting once again that a majority of us voters believe that this election was rigged or that it was full of fraud irregularities, we should point out. twitter has flagged this as being verifiable. but the dot donald trump saying, are you listening republicans, it's clear that he is planning to pursue these legal challenges. even as we know, that effort has been mired in gaffes. it has been there has been staff changes and in many cases the cases have been thro

let's speak to a white house correspondent kimberly how kid who is in washington d.c. for us says so kimberly it is being contested by the trump campaign but it does seem that joe biden after 4 days of painstaking counting and wafer thin majorities in some places is now the president elect of the united states. yes in his cell or his his supporters are celebrating on black lives matter plaza outside the white house as the president returned from one of his weekend golf games he had to weave his motorcade through these crowds to get back to the white house we're watching carefully to see if we'll hear from the president but just sort of showing some of the sting of defeat the white house press secretary noting the irony of how much donald trump was criticized for his mager rallies make america great again rallies but yet right now these crowds in many cases are not wearing masks or not social distancing she called it a super spreader event it sort of shows the feeling that the white house house right now that they've lost the momentum that while they're saying on paper

among the trump campaign kimberly. well our senior white house producer chris sheridan is over at the white house and he ran into the president's daughter in law lara trump who has been very instrumental in getting out the vote particularly among women for trump. chris asked her you know what's the mood like in there as you and your family watch these returns come in she said it's good and this is something that's being echoed by the trump campaign manager he is also saying that he believes that donald trump is actually starting to poll i had in the returns but what we're hearing from the campaign in fact they sent this out in officially e-mailed to their supporters is that their belief is that even though they are ahead that the media the fake news as they call it and for the u.s. president say so many times is we're fusing to call this in other words protecting the rival of donald trump joe biden the former vice president now some of the things that they're pointing to and some of the things that could affect when we

i just want to disagree with pretty much everything kimberly is saying i don't want you know i care i want to. know that is not the reason why young people are inspired in record historic numbers well i have a 19 year old and so i feel like i know what i'm talking about the 1st time voter in washington voting because the verse hers young people are voting because they understand what's at stake and they understand that donald trump you know you are trying to take the spotlight off of republican strategist this is to be something that a white house correspondent from al-jazeera should be talking about every single day the president of the united states is trying to suppress the vote of millions of people could you give us an example of what you're talking about i mean we were talking about our enthusiasm on. there are not a lot else we're spawning well i don't know why or internet attacking i sure don't think i have but if we're going to talk about journalism curiosity one of the things i do have to point out is the fact that we have seen on both sides and willingness of whether it's a

our white house correspondent kimberly kimberly twitter has flagged the president's tweets. which we were talking about a while ago when he said. without any evidence that the democrats are trying to steal the election we will never let them do it. and just to make sure that our viewers are clear about what flagging means essentially what this means often with the president's tweets and this is happened quite a bit in recent days and weeks is that if twitter deems some of the president's information to be erroneous in accurate misleading it will make the tweet unavailable to be viewed until they can put up the flag or make that determination then the president's tweet does reappear but with that that is in order to try and make sure that there isn't any misinformation being disseminated on twitter so that is what has happened to the president the president put out a tweet saying and accusing his rival joe biden of trying to steal the election saying that we will never let them do it votes can't be cast after the polls are closed and this is what twitter was concerned about t

states for the former former vice president our correspondents are closely following the campaigns kimberly how could a standing by for us in philadelphia pennsylvania but 1st let's go to john hendren who is in the windy washington in michigan where president trump is addressing his supporters right now john this is the 1st rally in a marathon day of campaigning for the president. that's right this is the 1st 5 stop it's windy it's chilly there are snowflakes glowing with the president has been going on for 45 minutes and i kind of greatest hits recitation of what he's done over the past nearly 4 years he's gone through the improving economy and he has had some good numbers reasonably trade deals including the north american free trade agreement which we renegotiated and then he went on to talk about how tough he had been on china in that trade war and to contrast him with joe biden and showed a video in which biden said some positive things about china and then he went on to criticizing the governor of michigan gretchen whitman she's a democrat and she has cracked down aggressively on the

election kimberly held at al-jazeera reading pennsylvania an election is also taking place in moldova where voters are deciding between candidates who favor closer ties with either the e.u. or russia president ego don't is the pro moscow runner hoping to win a 2nd term its rival songdo is a pro european former prime minister dong defeated her in the 2016 elections. there's been fighting in southern iraq as security forces cleared tents set up by anti-government protesters in the city of basra police fired tear gas at the demonstrators who tried to stop the site from being dismantled it's been more than a year since the protest movement swept across the country demanding the resignation of the political elite. china has kicked off it's a once in a decade census the government collects data to chart the future of the world's most populous nation and a list say they expect the survey to highlight problems associated with china's aging population between e.u. has more from beijing. then cellulose says he's part of a family of 3 but this is not a typical chinese household the 40 year old a

election kimberly held at al-jazeera reading pennsylvania. right to basic also is an election for costa she explains the difference between polling data now and in 2016 when it favored the losing candidates. it really is important to understand there are very important differences in the data this time around in 2016 and that most important difference would be the tremendously high number of undecided voters that remain in the 2016 polls that is not a feature of these 2020 polls that said you know trump does push things to outside the bounds of normal democratic you know rules and so we are looking at of the election here where the you know trump and never republican party are looking to exclude ballots and other things so it's it's not going to be a pretty election one way that the polls were wrong in terms of them actually being wrong and not interpreted wrong was under a waiting are representing non-college educated voters which is of course the trump base this cycle pollsters are waiting heavily for those if anything there's a built in bi

so kimberly were, are we at with these legal challenges? well, the u.s. president continues to meet with his election team as recently as wednesday, looking his, his prospects for overturning the projected election results. but joe biden would rather donald trump would have to overturn states joe biden. won michigan, nevada, wisconsin, pennsylvania, and those are projected to be long shots in terms of doing that. still, the u.s. president continues to raise money and continues to rail on twitter against not only the media companies, but also the electoral process in and of itself that it was not fair that there was widespread voter fraud and irregularities still on capitol hill. there are some republicans that are now akhil weighing support for the bid for joe biden to be getting intelligence briefings. and there are also some top democrats that are urging other republicans to begin to accept the election results. the republicans should stop their shenanigans about an election that president trump has already lost and focus their attention on the immediat

which has got to be resolved absolutely ok mike a moment many thanks indeed let's cross over now to kimberly at the white house and give you we're going to know more about the election or suits that donald trump has says he'll moans today. there's certainly pressure on the president to at least have his campaign reveal the evidence of widespread voter regularity over the weekend it was alleged that particularly in nevada and other states that there is evidence of ballots that were submitted by people who are just sees to or have moved to another state and there are concerns that more than one ballot have been filed or cast in the ballot in the election and as a result there is concern that these results are not 100 percent accurate now critics would argue that this will not change the outcome of the election because the number of votes are in consequential but the campaign is insisting for election transparency that it was to continue to pursue this so as a result once again no plans for the u.s. president to concede and this is interesting that the president once again does not have anythin

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kimberly the big question looming of course is when when when when will we have an election what's the feeling at the white house behind you . i can tell you that the feeling at the white house well the president projected a lot of optimism you can tell that there is a lot of tension behind the scenes the president has been very optimistic promising that there will be a red wave that he will be able to flip states that were typically democrat leaning to republican as he didn't 2016 and he's promising that he'll do that again but at the same time the u.s. president in recent days has been feeling and projecting a bit more of a realize ation that the polls the national polls that show his challenger joe biden in the lead may be correct and as the u.s. president visited some of his supporters in arlington virginia earlier a few hours ago here's what he had to say. you know i'm not thinking about concession speech or acceptance speeches. hopefully you will be only doing one of those 2 and you know. winning is easy losing is never easy now for me it's not. now i can tell you that the u.s. p