is testing a two-dose regimen but some of the later on vaccines are looking at just one shot like merck they specifically chose technologies where they could just give one shot because it would be easier to roll out around the world and very close to full protection with one shot that, will take you a lot farther in terms of your supply as well. >> with all the work you've done on this, meg, i think you should be right up there in line for one of these vaccines. so keep it up. keep up the good work. we appreciate it >> thanks, ty. >> dow pushing up against 30,000, folks. and just to give some context to that, in march the dow hit a low of 18,000 so in just over six months, a little more than that, a 12,000 point move. for more, let's bring in tobias levkovich. let's talk about what really changed this morning and that was the hopeful news on a vaccine. what does that mean to the global economy what does that mean for u.s. stocks >> it's clearly very significant seeing the reactions in the market today the timing for when this might go to the global economy might be next year but markets

that was a beat on merck.e will speak to the cfo. , inthing to look out for august, he thought it would be another 15 months to a vaccine. i'm wondering if that timetable has changed, given the pfizer and biotech news. biggestt is the single company in the world. they did better than some of the others in terms of their stoicism through this. profit rises into 2021. that's the key take away from this. net income will rise modestly from 4.2 billion euros from this year. that's the guidance they are giving to have a lasting impact on the world economy. the global outlook. we will speak to him in just a moment. us appease -- surprise profit. third quarter numbers also beat on the estimates as well. in that respect, break it down. the industrial business is adjusted at 2.6 4 billion. the estimate was 2.03. it's about weathering that storm. that is the red headline. we will speak to the ceo of siemens in just a moment. i know that when we do a call, we try to decide where the narrative is. i have a weaker pivot. yo

drug maker merck joined them. and here is what we know. now, according to medan and their vaccine is almost 95 percent effective at preventing covert 19 a crucial difference to the pfizer vaccine, which must be kept at arctic like temperatures at all times the mcgurn, a vaccine can be transported and stored in every day refrigerators. and we're going to says if testing continues to go well, the vaccine should be available by spring of next year. well, the good news comes as u.s. president elect joe biden. scientific advisors are planning to meet with drug makers to map out a nationwide vaccination plan. biden's team is moving forward, the troubled ministration has still offered no assistance. and that just as the u.s. is seeing its biggest spike in corona, virus infections and deaths. since the start of the pandemic, the number of new cases, as you see right here, has more than doubled just in the past month. and while cases are spiking nationwide. the latest hotspots, well, they are in the upper midwest. the states of north and south dako

drug maker merck joined them. and here is what we know. now, according to medan and their vaccine is almost 95 percent effective at preventing covert 19, a crucial difference to the pfizer vaccine, which must be kept at arctic like temperatures at all times the maternal vaccine can be transported and stored in every day refrigerators. and we're going to says if testing continues to go well, the vaccine should be available by spring of next year. well, the good news comes as u.s. president elect joe biden. scientific advisors are planning to meet with drug makers to map out a nationwide vaccination plan. biden's team is moving forward, the troubled ministration has still offered no assistance. and that just as the u.s. is seeing its biggest spike in corona, virus infections and deaths. since the start of the pandemic, the number of new cases, as you see right here, has more than doubled just in the past month. and while cases are spiking nationwide. the latest hotspots, well, they are in the upper midwest and states of north and south dakot

tuesday morning, facebook ceo, merck sector, bergh and twitter's ceo, jack dorsey answer questions about censorship, and their country's handling of the 2020 election. they will testify before the senate judiciary committee 10 am eastern on c-span 3, online at c-span.org where you can listen on the free c-span radio app. now the concession speech from independent candidate, ron perot, he finished third in the race behind the winner democrat bill clinton and incumbent, george h. w. bush. now wait just a minute. the first thing that we want to do is team up together and try to make it work now. right? you're not too happy. you've got to make some changes in 94. right? well that's the main thing now. time is precious, have to make it work. it takes us all together to make it work. we've got work to do, start right away. our country needs all of our help. i want to thank all of you who are here tonight and everyone who's come together across the nation. starting next february you did something to everybody said couldn't be done. millions of you came together to take your country back. you ga

and people who've received less the president of the us drug maker merck journal. on his company's experimental and now very promising coronavirus vaccine to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with another coronavirus vaccine that is outperforming even the best of expectations. last monday, pfizer and by on tech were the 1st to announce overwhelmingly positive preliminary results in trials of their coronavirus vaccine. today, just one week later, the us drug maker merck joint them. and here is what we know. now, according to medan and their back scene is almost 95 percent effective at preventing covert 19 a crucial difference to the pfizer vaccine, which must be kept at arctic like temperatures at all times. the majority of vaccine can be transported and stored in every day refrigerators. and we're going to says if testing continues to go well, the vaccine should be available by spring of next year. well, the good news comes as u.s. president elect joe biden. scientific advisors are plan

merck is acquiring a small privately held company for $425 million.y has a drug for covid-19 that's proven to be strikingly effective in helping people who are hospitalized with the disease and requiring oxygen it's a drug called cd24fc. and these results were actually presented at the end of september and really flew under the radar. but they show that they cut the risk of death or people proceeding to respiratory failure and needing a ventilator by more than 50% versus placebo in this trial and compared to standard of care they're seeing benefit on top of drugs including remdesivir they also said there was a 60% higher probability of improvement in clinical status among people who took the drug i talked with merck's research chief about these data and the acquisition he said the results were remarkable. nobody would believe it would have this kind of effect guys the problem though is the drug is in short supply. they're a small company. merck is acquiring them to try to ramp up supply of this drug joining us now to discuss this news is founder and c

tuesday morning, facebook ceo, merck sector, bergh and twitter's ceo, jack dorsey answer questions about censorship, and their country's handling of the 2020 election. they will testify before th

merck is developing a covid therapy, also adding to abbvie and bristol meyer.so cut his financial holdings by a significant amount, a 4% reduction, well on his way to exit wells fargo and jp morgan, slashing those stakes by 96%. of the teslams story, let us stick with the u.s.. set to join the s&p 500. talk me through the effects. >> this is a big stock and adding it to a benchmark in one go can be disruptive. to give you numbers, managers who tracked the benchmark would have to kick out $40 billion worth of other stock in the index to make room for tesla. this would of course have a very distorted effect for those stocks and what the benchmark itself does. it is so disruptive the committee for s&p dow jones has reached out to investors to say, should we add this in two phases? tesla should help supercharge the index. it has gained nearly fivefold, much more than the s&p 500 itself. should gains continue, that would be likely to fuel it. it also fuels tesla shares. passive investments track the s&p 500. that injection into tesla should only help it rally furthe

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to code 19 for many years back wanted to hold merck also known as the camel. doctors explained the speed with which they managed to produce make the. still on the kind of person that nice to know that something has been tested for years before i give it a try especially when the has to do with my health but that's not the case with the volunteers we're seeing. a local journalist and politician as you know like in the . in the book that's left them with a. movement on the. people who work in a couple to. put. on these companies many wars and his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get vaccinated and so all those that i'd say use him or for the mirror image use we were. right on board with. who would of course move. them out of their work assuming you're pushing the other one little. girl that long island. well for the organs that i mean there's a good way to do. something at the very. worst that you go to which is in good order you bought them. sure what could. go would go

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to covert 19 for many years that's wanted to hold merck also known as the camel. the speed with which they managed to produce. still on the kind of person that. for years before i give it a specially when they do with my health. the case with the volunteers we're seeing . journalists and paula. you know it could work in a couple to use in this way you do on the pull side. unleased covered many wars and his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get vaccinated and show others that it's safe to use him or for the other part you have to use we worship over you for still about the book you write that i bought it with the russian one who would of course move to when you've got them out of their work if you put in the other one of the other balls which will go in as i'm sure. there's a. lot of them are still. some of the rhetoric of long island. but imus has a good deal of it. which is something at the very. worst that you could have which is in the good sort of you bought them. but he

working on a vaccine for a corona virus barry similar to code 19 for many years back wanted to hold merck also known as the camel flu. doctors explained the speed with which they managed to produce st nick the. still i'm the kind of person that needs to know that something that has been says that for years before i give it a try especially when it has to do with my health but that's not the case with the volunteers we're seeing. a local journalist and politician as you know what the posts that they checked in the book that's left them with a. movement on the for me to mr which people could work to make up to do so i'd use in this way you do your me put. on these companies many wars and his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get vaccinated and so others thought i'd say and use for more for the more part you have to use we worship. the book you write but i'm bored with no one who would of course move. them out of their work assuming you're pushing the other one little. girl or that long island. is a good way to. which is somet

joining us now is marcus kuhnert , cfo / member management board, merck. for coming to speak to us. let me ask you about your guidance today, the raising of your outlook on pandemic chemical demand. how sustainable is that for the rest of the year and the start of the next? marcus: first of all, we believe -- we have seen strong growth in our base business throughout the last couple quarters. admittedly amplified with a tailwind from additional covid-19 demand. we have seen the increase of 50%-60%, and at the same time with the lead time between 6-12 months, we have relatively good visibility into the end of the first half of the year 2021 where we project good growth and development. our visibility goes out 6-9 months, after that it becomes more foggy, what we see no reason momentum and growth should go down afterwards. a bit moree ask you about this, you are a major supplier of components needed in coronavirus testing, chemical agents and things such as that. some people say they are in short supply. are you able to keep up with demand? marcus: we have s

for instance, we have not heard from merck yet we haven't heard from merck. maybe merck has something that makes it so we can have a decline in cases. >> well, i've talked about it a lot. i know that one particular antiviral small molecule fairly well, having watched it since the early days of the pandemic in terms of its development, we'll see, they're in phase three. but to -- listen, when it comes to covid now, the vaccine news is great but the trends are horrible. you want good news, good news is even though hospitalizations are going like this, the people are not dying at the rate thankfully they were when they go into the hospital >> what it says, carl, is that we're going to go back and simon properties didn't give me any comfort here we go back to the essential stores that do incredibly well, that are prepared to handle this next wave, while we wait for good news from j & j and merck when you get too defensive, alex gorsky says not only is ours 9 0%, but we're more readily available. >> and don't forget about moderna. we can assume we'll hopefully hav

i have merck, moderna, pfizer up there. travel stocks as well, travel stocks go up and down with any vaccine news. so today, we've got norwegian cruise lines up, jetblue down, intercontinental, hotel guys, down. what have you got, suzanne? susan: merck and pfizer are because warren buffett and berkshire hathaway bought into positions in those biotech pharmaceutical names. stuart: when they buy, they go up. susan: yes, correct. stuart: i will take you now to my own airport, that would be newark, new jersey, where we find lauren simonetti. and she is there because united is rolling out rapid tests for some passengers? how does this work, lauren? lauren: okay, stuart. so it is for the lewk consider tiff newark to heathrow route. what they're doing on certain flights every week they will test every single person at the airport. if you have a negative test, get results in 15, 20 minutes, you can proceed to the gate you get on the flight. if you're positive you're taken to a cdc quarantine station. would it be wonderful to know t

keytruda from merck. ask your doctor about keytruda. keytruda from merck.ells) ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. to syour body needs routine. system, centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. ♪ ♪ anywhere convenience. everyday security. bankers here to help. for wherever you want to go. chase. make more of what's yours. lou: breaking news, senator chuck grassleyed today called on the justice department -- grassley today called on the justice department to investigate joe biden's son and his brother. senator grassley wants to know whether hunter and james biden should have registered as foreign agents while doing business with an energy firm backed by the chinese government. hunter biden reportedly texted his business associate, tony bobulinski, that he did not want to register as a forei

we would be getting a vaccine that would be rolling out first responders, elderly people, and those merck -- most at risk. then it would be widely available by april of 2021. this is all what operation warp speed had done. and the job they did to really contract and shrink the time needed to get that vaccine and produce it and distribute it was all thanks to his administration. he insisted that this vaccine deal would be free of charge. it would be a very big deal, of course. it is not clear whether that free of charge is specific to the first round, the vaccine available for the frontline workers and the elderly. it might be free of charge for those people but not necessarily for the general public or all the u.s. population. that remains to be determined. but really, his focus was to show that this vaccine was coming soon and that it was thanks to the work his administration had done. anchor: this is the first time we have heard from the president since last week's elections. he did not address his loss had on. but we still heard some braggadocio's language. what stood out to you? >> as

all of our request incding those sent to big industry names like merck, the clarins group and grouper were turned down. if you ask the miners of jharkhand how to solve the problem, they say genuine change can only come if mining is once again officially allowed. because that's the only way to offer woers clear fety andards and a fair wage. then their children wouldn't have to work. some politicians have been demanding e reintrodtion of official ming for a long time. >> child labor can only be abolished if the government legalizes the mines and companies assume responsibility. companies could then join forces to create cooperatives. fothe children, we need a sufficientumber of public school free education, free meals and basic amenities to enable them to lead a better life. >> but nothing is changing the government tolerates the system, turning a blind eye on a ctor that kes a lot money from mica and the children forced to work with it. this young man, a child laborer himself just a few years ago, is in dpair. >> you can see that all the labore here are giving their eat and blood. the

is it the new stakes in health care, which he's going big on in terms of drug makers, pfizer, merck, bristol myers a 5g play in t-mobile, a liquidation of cost thereto co, winner >> i think there's something he likes about bank of america, while liquidating jpmorgan and gotten out of goldman sacks but adding to b of a, he either likes it a lot or wants exposure to the sector but wants it concentrated into one holding, he doesn't want to make a big sector-wide bet on banks adding to affirmative acti ingig those trades look like they have ted and todd stamped all over it we're both happy to see a little bit of confirmation bias in gm >> sale of approval. >> the buybacks are $15 billion worth year to date, $9 billion last quarter he only added about 5 billion net in stocks outside of the buybacks in the third quarter. and that's versus the 13 billion net he sold in q2, which is the biggest berkshire hathaway quart quarterly net sale of stocks so that was notable. and i thisnk most people look at that buyback and say oh my god, he could double it and it wouldn't even be noticeable. that'

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to covert 19 for many years that wanted to hold merck also known as the camel fully. explained the speed with which they managed to produce the. skill on the kind of person that. has been for years before i give it a try especially when the has to do with my health that's not the case with the volunteers we're seeing. journalists. in the. for me to be asleep when the good lord could watch me couple said you since well you do on the incredibly pull side. and these covered many wars in his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get x. unaided and so all those that it's safe to use are more for the other but you have to use we were overdue for story about the kid but i bought it with the. movie would of course through the movie when you've just told us to walk assume you're pushing the other one of the rebels political arenas i'm sure. i'm ready because there's a. lot of anger still. when riddick that long island serial. killer is that imus has a go at it. which is something at th

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar it to code 19 for many years back wanted to hold merck also known as the camel flu. russian doctors explained the speed with which they managed to produce. still and the kind of person that nice to know that something has been tested for years before i give it a try specially one has to do with my health but that's not the case with the volunteers we've seen lincoln day madrid's if a local journalist and politician as you know let them out of the posts a president that french had been the good that's left up what they've done with its billing. geog. movement on the for me to mr boone the people who work in the computer said you since way you do your thing incredible you put him. under these companies many wars in his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get vaccinated and so all those that i'd say and use him were for the mirror image use we were. all about the book you know i thought i bought it within the national who would host movie will be an evil spirit i got them out of

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to code 19 for many years back wanted to hold merck also known as the camel flu. that spawned the speed with which they managed to produce. still kind of person that needs to know that something has been said for years before i give it a try especially when the has to do with my health but that's not the case with the volunteers we're seeing. a local journalist and politician as you know more than the. people who work in a couple who. put. on these companies many wars and his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get vaccinated and so all those that it's use when we're for the other part you have to move as you said we were overdue for story broke. right but i voted with the one who would of course rule. with. your porch and the other one little. girl for that long island. for food. is a good. very. good so if you like. them. sure what could. go with bush were. to be honest i was most surprised when i heard that foreigners once take part in the trials and the 1st foreign nat

working on a vaccine for a coronavirus berry similar to code 19 for many years that wanted to hold merck also known as the camel. doctors that spawned the speed with which they managed to produce the. still on the kind of person that. 4 years before i give it a specially when the has to do with my health that's not the case with the volunteers we're seeing. journalists and politicians. what i look for me to mr boone the people that could work in a couple to use in this way you do on the incredibly pull side. underneath is covered many wars in his time as a correspondent so naturally there's not a lot that scares him and that's why he decided to get x. unaided and show others that it's safe to use him or for the other part you have to use we were overdue for story about the kid but i thought i bought it with the russian one who would of course move with. just a bit of their work over put in the other one will be able to put a little as i'm sure. i'm ready because there's a. lot of them are still. some of the rhetoric that long island is there. is a good way to do. something with very. lit

keytruda from merck.ncer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. ♪

keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >>> here is a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> i love these kinds of stories, look at this. you're looking at the cutest king or should we say queen. the santa barbara zoo in california announced the lion cub born earlier this month is a girl and even named her pauline. she was critically ill when she was first born but the zoo says after getting some tlc the cub is doing well now. >>> on the cbs money watch, the stock market is closed today in observance of the thanksgiving holiday. meantime, all three indices ended mixed yesterday after worse than expected economic data. the dow plunged 173 points, the nasdaq added 57 points, and the s&p 500 fell five points. >>> the recovery and the american job market is moving very slowly. another 778,000 people filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. the highest l

keytruda from merck. ask your doctor about keytruda. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely.'m sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (beeping sound) ♪ ♪ abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. ♪ >>> it's been a week since election day, and the president and his circle still claim the election was rigged. one of the top administration officials, secretary of state mike pompeo, refusing to acknowledge joe biden is the president-elect. >> is the state department currently preparing to engage with the biden transition team, if not, at what point does a delay hamper a

keytruda from merck. ask your doctor about keytruda. hi jen! hi. so you're the scientist here.s my aveeno® daily moisturizer really make my dry skin healthier in one day? it's true jen. really?! this prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. impressive! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature. and at fidelity, you'll get planning and advice to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you can feel confident that the only direction you're moving is forward. because with fidelity, you can feel confident all otc pain relievers including volthave one thing in common none are proven stronger or more effective against pain than salonpas patch large there's surprising power in this patch salonpas dependable, powerful relief. hisamitsu. >> o'donnell: visitors are getting their first look at the national museum of the u.s. army at fort belvoir in virginia. it opened on veterans day, highlighting the stories of soldiers willing to sacrifice for their country. cbs' chip reid takes us inside. ♪ ♪ >> reporter:

as well, any in scotland increasingly confined to the north, but this lump of cloud with mist and merckeratures down towards the south, 12—14 c. the channel islands should get away with some sunshine through the day, clear skies here through the night. but for many other spots, we see a lot of clouds drifting northwards, some misty and murky conditions, the odd spot of rain holding on to some conditions. here there will be a touch of frost, a cloudy day for most on sunday with highs of 9 or 10. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. iran promises revenge for the assassination of its top nuclear scientist — and blames israel for his murder. new figures reveal a million more americans caught covid in less than a week — 1500 are now dying every day — as emergency teams struggle to cope. shameful for france — president macron condemns the beating of a black man by police officers. and anger in argentina as workers hired to help with diego maradona's funeral take photos next to his open coffin.

i think we've seen, for example, with ebola outbreak that happened the r.c., the merck accident was effectively rolled out without real concern regarding our story. you think that this is something that will likely happen because of all of these non-governmental organizations that have a vested interest or a mission to actually get this vaccine into the arms of the world citizens. ok, that's great. let's talk about certification because i get the whole world is looking for this. so does that mean that the whole world each jurisdiction has to certify individually struggle might some look to the actions of bodies like america's food and drug administration, over a new medicines agency. and then if it's good enough of them, it's good enough for us. for many, many countries, they do rely on what the f.d.a. would be e.m.e.a. in what the united kingdom equivalent actually a value. it's a drug or a vaccine, and that's enough. there's also a process called w.h.o. prequalification, where the w.h.o. can also have a regulatory role by looking at the data, looking at what other regulatory agencies and some

not about personal behaviour change, it‘s mostly about the companies themselves changing systems to merckt behaviour change, we need to think about what is big. we need to focus on what we eat and how we dispose of our food, how we heat our homes and how we travel. those are the big things. having said that, the companies are busily putting out products because people use them. streaming is growing, gaming isa them. streaming is growing, gaming is a big industry growing and using up lots of energy. is there really knows settle for individual responsibility here? i'm a great believer in system change not behaviour change for this one. companies need to set science —based targets for moving to a zero emissions in the future in line with the paris accord, and they need to put in place structures which allow them to live services more efficiently. most importantly, they need to work with other companies because these services are right the way around the world, notjust one company controlling what is happening. notjust a data centre owners, but the network providers and the people who develop

epidemic, if it's on the wane and itself out unlike, oh, i do well at it and, but, you know, luckily, merck, which is one of the big pharmaceutical companies, actually succeeded in testing a vaccine during the outbreak. and that vaccine was remarkably effective. and now other companies have done so as well. and again, so in bhola work, but what everyone realised was that this is not the way to handle a pandemic. so they got together and they found it seppi the coalition for epidemic preparedness innovations, which dedicates itself to making vaccines for operate diseases. so within 2 weeks of the 8, you know, announcement of the sequence for corona virus or a novel coronavirus not covert. 19 seppi have started funding companies like moderna like a no vo like cure back to start vaccine manufacturing, start vaccine research and development. and so by, you know, the middle of march, we actually had a vaccine in a human being. so the world learned from the lesson of a bowl, a lesson that it hadn't learned during previous outbreaks. and, you know, this again is the benefit of multilateralism. the

milder, but a little lonelyjury side this weekend, quite a lot of low cloud and mist and merck and showeryn drifting its way northwards this afternoon, the best of the sunshine across scotland and northern ireland here, and top temperatures down to the south not quite as warm, 6—8, temperatures down to the south not quite as warm, 6—8 , but the highest values of 10—13 across central and southern england. through the night tonight, that lead continues to drift its way steadily northwards with the exception of the far north—east of scotland, and here temperature perhaps in rule spots with a touch of light frost. elsewhere, it is going to be a grey, gloomy sunday morning, at a low cloud lingering for much of the day, but it will stay largely dry and it will be milder than it has been of late, so temperatures likely to peak between 8—12 . hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: iran's president rouhani blames israel for the assassination of a top nuclear scientist, saying his country won't be deterred from its nuclear ambitions. a warning that hospitals in england could become o

i think we've seen, for example,, with ebola outbreak that happened the r.c., the merck vaccine was effectively rolled out without real concern regarding art. so i do think that this is something that will likely happen because of all of these non-governmental organizations that have a vested interest or a mission to actually get this vaccine into the arms of the world. citizens. ok, that's great. let's talk about certification because i get the whole world is looking for this. so does that mean that the whole world each jurisdiction has to certify individually each drug almight some look to be actions of bodies like america's food and drug administration over a new medicines agency. and then if it's good enough of them, it's good enough for us. for many, many countries, they do rely on what the f.d.a. with the e m a in what the united kingdom equivalent actually evaluates a drug or a vaccine. and that's enough. there's also a process called w.h.o. prequalification, where the w.h.o. can also have a regulatory role by looking at the data, looking at what other regulatory agencies and some of the

as well, any in scotland increasingly confined to the north, but this lump of cloud with mist and mercks the south, 12—14 c. the channel islands should get away with some sunshine to the day, clear skies here through the night. but for many other spots, we see a lot of clouds drifting northwards, some misty and murky conditions, the odd spot of rain holding on to some conditions. here there will be a touch of frost, a cloudy day for most on sunday with... this is bbc news, the headlines. the united nations has urged restraint after the assassination of a top iranian nuclear scientist. moh—sen fachree—zaday died after gunmen fired on his car. western intelligence agencies accused him of being one of the founders of the country's nuclear weapons programme. iran has accused israel of being behind the killing. the united states has now recorded more than 13—million covid cases — just six days after the country reached 12 million infections. more than 264,000 americans have been killed by covid—19 and experts are warning that thanksgiving weekend is likely to lead to a further rise in cases.

is the will of the voters no one not anything else but chooses the president of united states for merck this tremendous litigation going on and this is a case where they're trying to steal an election they're trying to rig an election each ballot must be counted. and that's what we're going to see going through now and that's how it should be our goal is to defend the integrity of the election and will not allow the corruption to steal such an important election or any election for that matter it's a corrupt system and it makes people corrupt even if they aren't. r.t. senior correspondent our guides to discuss the tension around the country with mickey aaron. big us really does pride itself on its democratic system this front now appear to have glitches with everything that's going on i would say at this point more of a spectacle i mean the elections in the united states the there are always something of a shoe for the entire nation but this year in particular they seem to have outdone themselves democracy sometimes messy sometimes requires a little patience as world but that patience h

nike, merck, kohl's and costco, more and more companies getting comfortable forecasting the future theumber of big businesses issuing forward guidance up 30% from last quarter. corporate america is looking to the other side is it time for investors to do the same brian kelly, what do you say >> well, i think it is great, first of all, that corporate investors, corporations have a little bit more clarity, but that's what this whole reopening trade was about. from the bottoms, that was the whole thing, you are not going to have clarity, but when you do, boy, then it will be really good let's look at what we had this week we had good news on the vaccine. we had multiple companies up their dividend we also had multiple companies come out and feel much more comfortable with giving guidance however, the market was basically flat to down this week so to me this information is probably already priced in and, you know, if i'm a home gamer and saying is now the time to get in, it is probably not, at least not on this news now, we still have this tug-of-war is the vaccine going to be ready enough

keytruda from merck. ask your doctor about keytruda. and other money managers don't understand why.r way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios to our client's needs. but you do sell investments that earn you high commissions, right? we don't have those. so, what's in it for you? our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. at fisher investments we're clearly different. our fees are structured so we do better when you do better. did you know that febreze air effects uses 100% natural propellant? cheaper aerosols use artificial propellants. that's why febreze works differently. plus, it eliminates odors with a water-based formula and no dyes. for freshness you'll enjoy. of diwali, the hindu new year. the festival of lights is being celebrated from the top of the empire state building to the streets of new delhi. but in india, the country with the second highest number of covid cases in the world, the tributes are tempered by