encouraging overall i think it gives confidence more generally that the portfolio of vaccines at the koufaxity and other entities are trying to build is moving in the right direction. we obviously want a risk-based approach that enables us to ensure that the largest numbers of short-term goals you would like to have, ultimately more than one vaccine available, the kovacs facility is looking to target 2 billion doses by the end of next year. of course that is unlikely to be done just by one vaccine candidate are one manufacturer. so certainly encouraging results are one step along a pathway in the right direction. i would add that many of the things oscar mentioned, and for the u.s. are very relevant in the developing world. and unicef is also verily heavily -- very heavily engaged in social listening and trying to understand the sources and types of messages that we are hearing on the ground and in low and middle income countries. many of which have seen and tape vaccine movements -- anti-vaccine movements around the world. and trying to design our strategies to roll out any of these vaccin

they're the exact opposite of how alameda koufax has led his life. yet here we see him in his sonoma used car business alone. >> we used to have salesmen seven days a week. right now this is the inventory i have. >> reporter: it's another economic symptom from covid-19. the virus is killing off small used car dealerships everywhere. >> i'm actually at this point done. so i have to consolidate. meaning we'll be moving out. >> it's just a case of trickle down economics. people aren't driving cars these days nearly as much and they don't trust the economy. when they do sell, dealers are keeping those cars. >> the covid, you know, factor has really lowered the supply of cars. >> reporter: henry owns 12 new car dealerships in northern california. covid has changed his business model. he now keeps many of the trade-in cars that he used to sell at auctions just to keep his inventory high. >> the small independents are probably in the biggest hurt because that car would come from us before. because we wouldn't want to sell it. now we do sell it. >> reporter:

they're the exact opposite of how adam koufax has led his life, yet here we found him in his sonoma used car dealership alone. >> we used to have four salesman working seven days a week. >> reporter: look around the place now. more concrete than cars. >> they've not been replaced, so right now this is the inventory i have. >> reporter: it's another economic symptom from covid-19. the virus is killing off small used car dealerships everywhere. >> i'm actually at this point done. so i have to consolidate. meaning we'll be moving out. >> reporter: it's just a case of trickle down economics. people aren't driving cars these days. nearly as much and they don't trust the economy. when they do sell, dealers are keeping those cars. >> the covid, you know, factor has really lowered the supply of cars. >> reporter: henry hensel owns 12 new car dealerships in northern california. covid has changed his business model. he now keeps many of the trade-in cars that he used to sell at auctions just to keep his inventory high. >> the small independents are probably in the biggest hurt because that car wou

. >> in honor of the world serie world series-winning los angeles dodgers, the teams are called koufaxort of half the country and to sort of look in detail is what is going on in that state. >> chris: before they call a result, the entire team has to agree. that used to mean a lot of looking over each other's computers. but not in the age of covid of covid. >> this year we're putting in a large tv monitor to display an excel spreadsheet and this year because of social distancing, we realized we have to make it look much more like a sports bar in terms of our -- the way we are looking at our different models. >> chris: one of their tools is the fox news voter analysis, a survey of 100,000 americans in all 50 states. after 2016 we switch from exit polls, to the fox news voter analysis. why? >> historically the exit poll was slightly skewed. younger and for typically -- >> chris: on election night how will you merge the actual vote count with the fox news voter analysis? >> that is really the $64,000 question this year. >> chris: the challenges that millions more americans are voting by m