i'm mark phillips in london. >> and that's the "overnight news for this friday.ting from washington, i'm catherine herridge. >>> it's friday, november 27th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> ready, set, shop. today is black friday. and while many are heading out to stores, online shopping could see a major boom thanks to the pandemic. >>> superspreader concerns. while many stayed home this thanksgiving, we still saw some of the busiest travel days since the pandemic started. how the coronavirus made the holiday look different this year. >>> not ready to concede. president trump answers questions from reporters for the first time since the election. but again refuses to accept the results. what he said about if he'll leave office come january. >>> good morning. i'm tom hanson in for anne-marie green. black s

here is mark phillips 3. >> i admire your luck, mr.... >> bond, james bond. >> reporter: 1962's "dr. no" was connery's breakthrough. >> i have no objection. >> reporter: in who was the best james bond contest, here always places at or near the top. yet, he wasn't an obvious choice for the role, merely a cheap one. >> ian fleming wanting cary grant, and then he wanted trevor howard, you know. well, their salaries would have taken care of the budget. >> reporter: yet, connery became the standard against which alling bonds have been measured. he took an unlikely route to fame and fortune. born to a cleaning woman mother and truck driver father in a working class area of edinburgh in 1930. connery had joined the navy after leaving school with a sixth grade education. after a short stint, he moved to london, where, taking part in the mr. universe contest, he learned auditions were being held for a production of "south pacific." he got a part in the chorus. the seven bond movies he did might have defined his career, but by the time he had resigned his 007 commission for good in 1983, he ha

accelerate that process so is this the breakthrough we've been waiting for to find out we're joined by mark phillips such professor of epidemiology at the harvard th chan's school of public health thanks for joining us thank you for having me. first off pfizer and biotech say this vaccine is 90 percent effective what does that mean in reward terms. that means that if you look at the people in the trial the the risk of getting disease coded disease. in the people who got vaccinated was 90 percent lower or more than the risk in the people who got placebo and that means that the vaccine is having a very strong a cracked at least on symptomatic disease. all right now the vaccine we're told needs to be stored at below minus 7 degrees celsius is that a serious barrier to its distribution yeah minus 70 degrees celsius is a temperature that that requires a very specialized freezer those freezers exist in hospitals and universities mostly for research purposes. but the the capacity to store such vaccines in say a community health center or a doctor's offices generally not there so this is going to be an impo

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nbc's tracie potts joining us with the latest from d.c mark esper got the ax via twitter. >> right, phillipwe found out on twitter he was being fired after preparing for his resignation, mark is sper, the secretary of defense, telling the military times he had burned back against the administration on a number of things including the use of military to deal with demonstrations, but he may have pushed too hard. another change in the administration, we know the top climate scientist who was the director of the research program is being demoted, going back to his old job at the department of energy he's the individual who reports to the white house and is in charge of the climate change assessment, but he's being replaced by someone who's been working with climate denial groups all of this change is happening as president trump continues to deny the election results and allies on capitol hill says he has the absolute right to challenge those numbers. >> our institutions are actually built for this we have the system in place to consider concerns, and president trump is 100% within his rights t

mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey. >>> the sexiest man of 2020. do you know who it is? let's get to it right now. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. in a tweet last night president trump fired christopher krebs who debunked the conspiracy theories. it continues as he continues to block president-elect joe biden's transition. >> reporter: president trump on twitter firing the top u.s. election security official who publicly refuted his baseless claims of widespread fraud, the president directly tying the firing to chris krebs' statement who said, quote, this was the most secure election in the history. it comes as the trump administration announced the u.s. is pulling more troops out of afghanistan and iraq, leaving only 2,500 american servicemembers in each country, just days before joe biden will take his place as president. >> by may it is president trump's hope they'll come home safely and in their entirety. >> reporter: several lawmakers criticize the move includes the president's allies. >> i think a precipitous drawdown in either afghanistan or iraq would be a mistake. >> reporter: still being de

phillip mena -- who played darth vader in "star wars" has died. the agent for david prowse said he passed aaway after a short illness. he provided the mask. mark hamill who played luke skywalker tweeted that prowse wasvader and he loved his fans as much as he they loved them. >>> after 15 years mike tyson returned to boxing last night. the 54-year-old faced off against roy jones jr. for an exhibition fight. tended in a draw with iron make saying he was happy he wasn't knocked out and that he looks forward to taking part in more exhibition fights in the future. >>> and a moment for history in college football on saturday. sarah fuller, who is a goalkeeper for the sec champion vanderbilt university women's soccer team, was called into action on the vanderbilt football team. after every member of the commodores kicking team was sidelined due to exposure to someone who tested positive for coronavirus, fuller got a tryout and was the best person for the job. fuller kicked off to start the second half against missouri, and just as the coaches instr t instructed, she pulled off a perfect kick, preventing a return. unfortunately, it was her only chanc

mark stein and randall kennedy and kaiser. tom brokaw. and former senator the late tom )-right-parenthesis. expo -- expos says. aim in good moan, melfully phillips rick atkinson who is working on a trilogy of the early days of the u.s. mary roach, pen carson, ben shapiro, john lewis, debtee kelly and kristina hoff sumperses and in 2009 a few callers brought him up and 2009 if you college brought him up that christopher buckley was on the program and author in his own right with the satirical action here is a little bit of his program. >> i got the idea thank you for smoking one day watching the liberal news our. they had someone on who is to present the latest evidence smoking was bad for he had at least two phd's after his name. to balance it out they had someone on from the tobacco institute and she was a gorgeous attractive woman. [laughter] every time the scientist from the national institutes of not smoking whatever said something and percent of the evidence which was at least seven words were incomprehensible like the inhibitors viaduct or whatever she would say please. [laughter] and make it sound as if he was being the most preposterous