abstention, a panel of independent experts voted to recommend that the fda authorization moderna''s covid vaccine for emergency use authorization. >> i am so excited i can barely contain myself. >> reporter: dallas resident, susan, volunteered for a phase 3 moderna study and believes she got the vaccine over a placebo after testing positive for antibodies. >> i want to be able to see my grandkids again and hold them and kiss them. i want to see my children. my mother. it's -- everything's good. it's not just me. it's the whole world is going to be able to come out of this. >> reporter: the committee's vote puts the u.s. on the cusp of a second covid-19 vaccine with blockbuster efficacy. similar to pfizer's vaccine, data from moderna suggests its two-dose vaccine is safe and 94% effective. the formal fda decision expected tomorrow would clear the way for 5.9 million moderna doses to be shipped across the country in the next week. it comes as the nation is reeling with the uncontrolled spread of the virus. >> there's a reality that we can only vaccinate people so fast. it does feel bittersweet. >>

the moderna vaccine only has to be kept at about -5. that is something a regular freezer can do,'s though that allows the moderna vaccine to finally be shipped out to some of these smaller, rural communities. >>> now the numbers in california do just keep getting worse. in the past 24 hours, the state saw another huge surge with nearly 30,000 new infections and 83 deaths. the rate of positive tests over the last 14 days is 12%. california recorded half 1 million positive cases in two weeks. and could have nearly 100,000 hospitalizations in january. >>> a new strain of a coronavirus in united kingdom is causing concern among health officials. frantic passengers were spotted rushing to try to leave london, as more than 30 countries have now banned or restricted travel from the uk. the british health officials say this new strain appears to spread more quickly, but there are couple of things to keep in mind. first it is not a surprise of the virus has mutated. in fact world health officials have discovered about 4000 mutations of the coronavirus. most importantly they say the two appr

karina: we turn to another vaccine, moderna." 'svaccine has won backing setting the stage for a second try to be cleared in the u.s. the panel voted 20-0 with one extension saying the benefits outweigh any potential risk, and the full fda could give its final ok in the coming hours. moderna's shot is based on the same research as pfizer and beyond tech which is cleared for emergency work last week. regulators advising rules for the company's covid-19 vaccine after a series of rare allergic reaction. pfizer says it shifts all 2.9 ordered.oses the u.s. several state say they will receive fewer doses than first planned. california said they -- set a fatality record for the second day. new york topped 100 deaths in 24 hours. arizona reported its highest death count since august. over to hong kong which has moved to allocate more than 800 million u.s. dollars to support the economy as it struggles to contain a new virus wave. ours, restaurants, gyms, and educational outlets will receive the bulk of the money which will be rolled out next

s vaccine advisory committee will meet again next week to review moderna's vaccine.na plans to distribute 18 million doses by the end of the year. norah? >> o'donnell: nikki battiste near one of those freezers, thank you, nikki. an, as hard as it is to fathom the record number of covid deaths, public health officials are warning tonight that it will likely get worse before this situation improves. we get more now from cbs's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a gut-wrenching record-- more than 3,000 deaths. the highest single day total. gle dayls like methodist, near al.neapolis, at the breaking point. >> people are dying alone. >> reporter: nurse jenna jacobs is watching patients pass without the comfort of someone they love. >> it's very hard. and it's our reality right now. like, we are holding people's hands on their last breaths every day. >> reporter: a grim reality tonight. the c.d.c. forecasting up to 362,000 dead by january 2-- almost the population of 362,000 dead by jan cleveland. >> it's both physically and mentally exhausting. people are doing longer shifts. th

vaccinated? guest: yes. s the first one to receive the vaccine. recipient of the moderna vaccine.ay we received our first shipment and i was the first one on the line to receive it. so i can show your viewers it is a safe vaccine and it is a safe thing to do. i know a lot of people do n want to get the vacce, but for me, thecine is the light at the end of the tunnel. nneven though the is quite long, i think this is a good first step. host:owany dhave you been working? guest: 277. nonstop. host: 277 days without a stop. doctor, thank you so much for coming out. and i know how hard the team works, because i spent a day with them. you are doing important work. thank you for coming and sharing time with us on the bbc. guest: thank you so much for ving me. host my pasure. after a month of wngling, republicans and democrats in the u.s. congress have reached an agreement on a $900 billion coronavirus relief package. our business reporter joins me live now from new york. so this is not as big as democrats would have liked, but it i not as small as republicans preferred. when exactly is th

. >>> still on deck, moderna set to join pfizer in the push to get the vaccines ut s out to the masses we'll speak to an expert about the differences between pfizer and moderna and hopefully the oncoming astrazeneca vaccine, which one should you take? we'll find out >>> today's big number -- 24 million. that is how many switch console units anyonintendo expects to sl in the year period between the start of the pandemic and march 2021 nintendo switch has stopped both xbox and playstation consoles in sas lefor the last 24 months straight for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin >>> welcome back would you believe that really the only major market out there that is hotter than the cryptos like bitcoin has actually been crude oil? that's right oil prices are up 21% just this quarter. you've got inventories down, demand seen growing and opec somehow managing to hold it all together but your next guest says things can change quickly we're joined by chris

that more doses are headed to the state of california specifically for this moderna vaccine 7900 doses will be heading here to u c s f and a total of a 672,000 doses across the state of california. now distribution of the moderna vaccine began early sunday 48 hours after receiving emergency authorization by the fda. the very first doses are expected to be administered today, this comes at a dire time in the pandemic where the pan where the whole bay area continues to have less than 15% of icu beds left the moderna vaccine is like the pfizer one requiring 2 injections. the moderna's doesn't have to be stored at freezing temperatures and as 95% effective, let's hear more about the 2 vaccines, how they are compared from an infectious disease specialist and ucsf professor. >>that moderna's kind of like an m nm pfizer's like a snickers bar that it's just a little bit it it's not as easily stored. so that because it's not it's easy to start a majority you can use it in more rural communities. it can see in the phrase from an with just a few days. >>that's going to help get this vaccine spread out further to different com

s&p down 133. moderna, vaccinations are beginning today. millions of doses being rolled out there.od news for the market. it is superseded, new wave, new train of the virus that really hit the brits. by the way a third vaccine is expected to come maybe in january. it is from johnson & johnson. that, by the way is a one shot vaccine. moderna, pfizer, two shots. j&j one shot. tesla made its debut on the s&p 500 as of this morning. the stock is down 5%. i will put that down to profit-taking. that is what susan li told me to say. look at microsoft. i think they're up this morning. only just. but they are up in otherwise big time down market what happened? susan: outperformance in a down market, right? microsoft actually upgraded by citi telling investors it is time to buy because it is worth $200. occurring to citi, growth in cloud and cloyd product azure. higher sales of office 360 mix this year. workers working longer from home. they need more access to work here. stuart: we got walmart, upgrade for walmart? susan: top stock according to rbc. outperformance in a down market. calling

vaccines by pfizer and moderna. it will take a massive effort to deliver it to people. and president-elect biden is not s satisfied with what we he has seen. >> there is no detailed plan to how you get a vaccine out of a c container into an injection syringe into somebody's arm. it's going to be very difficult. there is a lot to go done. >> we will ask dr. anthony fauci about that. he is tapped to serve as chief medical adviser in the administration. >> we will ask dr. fauci about the decision today to not recommend a covid-19 vaccine in children, in addition, your many questions for dr. fauci. please tweet them to us with the #cnntownhall. and you can leave a comment on the site as well. >> and many of you have questions in video form. they will be on the site as well. and we will talk about testing and the side effects one felt. and the months ahead, and how rough they are going to be vaccines are no vaccines. today, so far, the third worst day ever. nearly 204,000 new infections and still climbing. they are now projecting more than a quarter million lives last between now and april. there is a lot get

s vaccine advisory committee. the hearing on the emergency use authorization for the moderna vaccine happening now. we are carrying it live on c-span3. let's going to do it for us this morning on the "washington journal." we'll be back here tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. eastern. 4:00 a.m. pacific. in the meantime, have a great thursday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> both the house and senate are in session today. off the floor negotiators have been busy working on deals for 2021 federal spending and covid-19 relief. current government funding expires tomorrow at midnight. both chambers need to pass a bill to avoid a government shutdown. it's also been reported that the house and senate are close to a $900 billion covid package, and that includes small business help, vaccine distribution money, and extended unemployment benefits and tax rebate checks. follow the house live on c-span nd the senate live on c-span2. >> state with c-span for

moderna shortly thereafter. that means it is entirely possible that by the end of december the fda will have authorized not one but two covid vaccines that have s

moderna vaccine, it's a doctor from boston. major? >> garrett: lilia luciano, thank you. utilility crews ss day scrambmbling to rerestore pr to more ththan 200,00000 homes d businesssses in the e northeast. a a powerful c christmas e eve m dumped snonow across the midwes, causing numerous accidents on icy roads. pittsburgh broke its christmas day record, with nearly four inches of snow on the ground. farther east, howling winds knocked down trees and power lines, and driving rain caused widespread flooding. now to paris, where, for the first time since the notre dame cathedral was heavily damaged in a fire, a christmas choir-- wearing hard hats-- rang in the holiday. more than 20 months after that fire, the 850-year-old cathedral is slowly being rebuilt, with the help of donations from america. here is cbs's roxana saberi. >> reporter: through this gaping hole in the heart of paris come sounds of christmas-- ♪ ♪ --and a symbol of resilience and hope. ♪ ♪ this is the first time the notre dame choir is singing inside the cathedral since a fire tore through it in april last year. the coronavi

. >> the food and drug administration meets in open session to approve moderna vaccine for covid-19's. live coverage thursday at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span3. stream live and on-demand@c-span.org on-demandt c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country use our website c-span.org/coronavirus to follow the trends, track the spread with interactive maps and watch updates on demand any time at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> and the hhs secretary alex azar and u.s. surgeon general jerome adams discuss the pfizer biotech vaccine at george washington university hospital in washington, d.c. before several doctors and nurses receive their first doses. >> i'm sure they will let -- >> are we ready to go? okay. good afternoon, everyone and thank you for joiningno us. myam

moderna, ready to go. f.d.a.'s about to approve two different vaccines and it's being mass produced today. we're not waiting on money to mass produce it. the defense department is actually involved in helping distribute it. airlines have already been contracted to get it out. some need to be air conditioned more than others. all that's put in place. if we need more money, we'll come together and get more money but a vaccine isn't waiting on us to send them more money. we need to get it out, we need the f.d.a. to follow their process. which they're doing. they're the gold standard in the world for approving vaccines. and it's unheard of in the history of mankind for a virus that we didn't even know of until a year and two days ago in the world to now be on the brink of not one but two f.d.a.-approved vaccines. that's happening because of what we did coming together with the cares act and then president trump's operation warp speed. so these aren't items that are waiting on our relief. what is waiting is relief for small businesses. now, the heroes act, again, it was a partisan exercise, not

s&p 500? also strength at a vaccine maker by derrida. -- moderna. netflix is up without news, up 3.5%.ossibly based on law down such as in california that netflix may see more subscription growth. a banner ipo year, the best since 2014. cracking action of 25%. airbnb said to go public thursday. they raise the ipo range pricing, suggesting there strong demand. there valuation may hit $42 billion once public. doordash going public wednesday. they also up to their range. other names such as from holdings -- efram holdings. this is expected to be the record to summer for ipo's. a credible given the fact that this year. snowflakeent ipos, and palantir the direct listing. vstoxx going public in september -- up to hunter percent, these stocks going public in september are up 200% despite uncertainty. is that because these stocks are strong or because some believe the window could close in early 2021 if conditions get more difficult? lots of green for ipo companies. we are going to talk about that now with our ipo reporter. bloomberg's abigail doolittle, thank you for that update. december is

s&p 500 more modestly. the vaccineally velocity here. we have modernaere, extraordinary on the year, up more than 600%, and of course today, the positive news that the fda has found their vaccine to be both safe and effective. finally, vaccine makers on the year, here we have the orders for the u.s.. many of these vaccines still have to be authorized by the fda, but a move in the right direction. alix: no doubt. thank you very much. let's get the reaction from kim caughey forrest, bokeh capital partners founder and cio. bank of america fund managers survey, they showed the positioning. they say overall, you want to sell the vaccine rally. in biotech specifically, do you agree? kim: i really do. that is because the discovery is what drives investment in biotech, because as we know, they partner with a third-party to distribute it. they get some money from that, but really, this is, i hate to say this, a lottery ticket approach to investing. the science is very exciting and new, but a lot of times you don't know if they are going to get to the finish line

s kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>for health tonight coronavirus vaccines from pfizer and moderna are now approved for emergency use but there is an unusual side effect being reported for some people who have had the moderna vaccine and we should've o'neill explains how this reaction is linked to a certain cosmetic procedure. >>some participants in moderna's coronavirus vaccine trial are turning up with an unexpected side effect you know out of subject trial. there are events noted an during the trial and 2 of them experience swelling in the cheeks and one still are. placed about 2 weeks prior to vaccination and the other one was 6 months prior the fda advisory committee reviewing the vaccine noted the very specific side effects involving several trial participants who had cosmetic facial fillers in their cheeks and lips. there are many different types of killers, but the most common is a highly ironic acid not all fillers are created equal there some which i'm more stimulators that can activate the immune system or and can looked at by your immune system as foreign as opposed to

moderna vaccine. back at the university of maryland school of medicine for the second. whe motivated to help advance the so hoping to changee perceptions of the vcine, particularly in the ack community. >> we're really thinking about this next period of the vaccine and whether people are going to take it. and it just seems very important e start acclimating peop to the idea that all of us should be doing this, that it's very important for life and deasons. >> reporter: polls show widespread skepticism about the newly-developed vaccines. and in the black community, that distrust is even higher. pew study from last month found that only 42% of black people said they would get the vaccine. that's compared to 61% of white respondents, 63% of hispanics, and 83% of english-speaking asians. hrabowski says the lack of trust in the black community is rooted in history. >> we have clear evidence of structural racism. i grew up in alabama, and the tuskegee experiment is very real. >> reporr: hrabowksi is eferring to the tuskegee syphilis study, a secret expteeriment condby the u.s. government from 1932-1972. hundred

receive doses of the pfizer vaccine, we could see a second option to help prevent covid-19 within days. tomorrow the f.d.a.'s outside advisory panel will formally review moderna's vaccine candidate. >> next week, assuming the authorization by the fda of the moderna vaccine, we expect to ship 5.9 million doses of moderna vaccine from this very facility. >> reporter: and fda review found that moderna's vaccine to be more than 94% effective and it may prevent the spread of the virus. suggesting asymptomatic infection could be reduced by 63% after a single shot. health experts hope additional data in the next few weeks will confirm even higher levels of protection. >> which would really help us then not only protect against this disease, but also potentially eliminate the virus creation from the population. >> reporter: moderna's vaccine uses the same messenger rna technology as pfizer's and requires two doses, but it does not need the same subzero temperatures, making it easier to store. for now, it's pfizer's vaccine reaching the arms of essential health workers nationwide. arriving wednesday at the largest hospital network in the nation's capital. and more than

s vaccine. and the fda is expected to authorization an additional vaccine from moderna, within the next few daysbut the virus is now taking a brutal toll on americans as we speak. more than 302,000 people have died, and hospitals are in record levels as well. he is following the biden transition for us. ginning us from atlanta georgia, jeff, the president elect is back on the campaign trail with his own victory affirmed by the electoral college now, he is fighting for the senate. give us the latest development. >> wolf, president elect joe biden finished speaking here. you may wonder why he is in georgia, the two key run-off races are in overtime. he knows he is headed to the white house, and it depends which party controls the senate. he came here to rally democrats, reminding them of what republicans have done, suggesting that they tried to overturn the will of the people. all of it happening in a flurry of activity as he is getting congratulations and phone calls from republican senate leaders. president elect joe biden is back on the campaign trail, a day after the electoral college affirmed

s&p, a .3%. the big drag is moderna similar to pfizer. the pfizer vaccine was starting to going to distribution. that closed down more than 4%. moderna down .6%. sell the news action. we had some of the tech names down, facebook down 2%. interesting weakness. bonds not worried. we have the 10 year yield climbing. overall is a bullish risk on areure, even as investors waiting for news on stimulus. right now they are happy about the idea of vaccine and now a second vaccine is potentially closed to distribution. you always look for counter indicators. guy: -- abigail: one that had my eye yesterday, the vix, the fear index, when it is above 20, that tells you uncertainty remains elevated. it is still above 20. that tells you some investors are hedging. they think the near term could be difficult around the virus situation, even as we come to believe the medium and long-term will be more positive as thegete population. keep an eye on that. if that is above 20, that tells you some of the hard and fast money they are hedging that they are not completely bullish. t

vaccines to the market. abc 7's david louie gives us an inside look at the trials. >> headlands research was involved in the clinical trials for the pfizer and modernaaccines, and it is far from over. >> we need three to four if not more of those succeed if we'll get across the global population. headlands is also working with johnson & johnson and with astrazeneca. both pharmaceutical companies have large-scale trials under way, possibly involving 30,000 people that will wrap up some time in january and early february. this map shows that most of the trial sites are in the south and that's important to researchers to have access to patients who come from diverse backgrounds. covid his disproportionately affected and claimed the lives of ethnic and minority groups. >> we had 90% latinx populations across the trial in moderna and 80% and that's important for the trial that we get the diversitien volleyment. >> it could address concerns about vaccine safety or their efficacy. as the vaccinations get under way data will be collected for adverse reactions and which vaccine the patient received and when. each vaccine has a tracker. >> you can make sure w

s l is part of building that trust. she's participating in the moderna vaccine trial after a lot of thought and research and. >>talking to friends and family i did decide to participate her research involved pulling original m rna vaccine papers going back decades even though the speed at which these vaccines have been developed is amazing really the science and technology behind it has been. investigated for a very long time as a health care worker on the front lines. she has trust in the vaccine to protect herself and her family. her husband is also part of the moderna trial trust the science chester doctors doctors washington andrews hope with time people will gain the faith needed. so we all can see our way through these dark days of the covid-19 pandemic we can't a sufficient number of people vaccinated against the covid virus. >>the vaccine won't be effective. >>health care officials say there is a need for faith based leaders to get a better understanding of this vaccine and then encourage their followers to get vaccinated in denver, i'm michael konopasek news nation. >>coming up as us covid deaths co

vaccine shipped out, distributed by moderna, and there were short falls. >> record rampage, hospitalizations and deaths surge across america, california consider s rationingar. and britain warns of a fast spreading new strain. >> we cannot continue with christmas as pland.

s? >> well, first thing tomorrow morning we'll be vaccinating more people with the moderna vaccine. so we'll prepare it. >> reporter: so a big day. >> it is a big day. >> reporter: what does it mean to you? >> it is like they say, it is hope in a bottle. and you know, return to normalcy. we want to get back to being able to see our families and to the things we used to do. and i think people are appreciating what a great life we had before this pandemic. and getting back to normalcy is a big thing. >> reporter: so 3500 of the moderna vaccine arrived to baptist health south florida today. they already had pfizer. they are right now getting vaccinations of the pfizer to 500 frontline health care workers a day. so once they run out of the pfizer advantage be evvaccine, to the moderna. but there is a bit of a dance in that that they have to have enough pfizer for the second shot that comes to those who had the first one. it is a 21 day gap. where whereas with the moderna, there is a 30 day gap. and you can't mix and match. and so while they have the moderna in place, it is not being inj

vaccine.'s a 28 day to dose regimen. the pfizer is 21 days. the midrin is 28. and of course, we are encouraged by the moderna vaccine in relationship to the storage needs in terms of distribution and in terms of the logistics, we are now able to get these shipments into rural parts of the states and parts of the states that are more report remote and that is encouraging. there other end advantages in terms of the doses in each vial of the total number that you have to order. 975 versus 100 pfizer orders versus madonna orders. of gloucester, i can clarify any of that in the q&a but nonetheless, stir some advantages. not in safety and efficacy, but real advantages on logistics for the moment with the moderna vaccine, which is indeed very very encouraging. pfizer has 560,625 doses have arrived in the state of california. we got that first dose, the doses were all in. 3 to 27,600. all of that arrived last week in the state and then 560 anticipates, for clarification purposes, anticipates the 232,000 that we anticipate arriving this week. they're already starting to arrive, which is good and we will update you as

moderna vaccine as early yesterday. that is just three days after it was approved. >>> as more vaccines become available, the way in which they are rolled out is becoming more clear. kpix 5's emily turner joins us live from san francisco on what that looks like and when it might become available to you. >> reporter: that is the big question, especially because so many of us are hoping life will get back to normal. normally there would be runners out here at this time of the morning but that is not the case . it is very much all about that herd immunity. 70% is what doctors are saying they will need for us to get back to normal. here is what vaccinations look like. it is very different than what we had initially thought. the cdc advisory panel recommended that after healthcare workers and nursing homes get vaccinated, which we all knew, the next people in line will be those over 75, not 65 as originally considered. also next in line are front- line essential workers, which the panel for the cdc now defines as a first responder, education, food and agriculture, manufacturing, u.s. postal service workers, public transit workers and grocery store workers. >> we are sure we nee

vaccine. offering 10's of thousands of dollars in some cases, his clients include some big stars. the federal government is in control of course of allocating both the pfizer and moderna vaccines and it says that of course they are not available to outside buyers. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>sometimes twenty-twenty feels like a bad dream you want just wake up in 2021 with a fresh start well that pretty much sums up the forty-niners season, it's felt like a bad dream full of injuries in coronavirus drama. i think we're all ready to move on to 2021. at 5 in 82 games back from the final wild-card spot 49 ers are pretty much out of the playoff picture. still they have to finish out the season starting with the cowboys this weekend. >>it's you know we play there's a certain standard that we expect no matter what your excuses i know we can play better than we have last 2 weeks and that's right well, let's talk about and that's the one thing we can and when you can focus on what you control i think makes things a little bit easier some trying to get guys only focus on their jobs better than what we've done because we can't afford to keep taking steps bac

here at ucsf they hope to get about 8,000 dose es s of the moa vaccine in the first shipment. millions of doses of the modernacine are making their way across the country trying to get to hospitals as quickly as they can. doctors say now that we have two vaccines they think we can make serious progress towards getting the vaccine to all health care workers who want it. some are turning their attention to the days when the general public can get it. many hoping it will come with information and outreach to medically underserved communities. >> access is important, however that has to be coupled with a strategic messaging from the state, from the city, local governments to ensure they're answering all the questions that people have in culturally competent ways and understanding how to connect with folks to address any issues or concerns they have around the vaccine. >> u.s. officials say about 500,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine have already been administ administered. the moderna vaccine is said to be 95% effective and officials say getting 80% of the population vaccinated is the way out of this pandemic. repo

vaccines require two doses to achieve immunity. moderna is given a month apart, pfizer is given three weeks apart. >>> here's a look at the coronavirus tracker from johns hopkins university. the u. s. reported more than 217,000 new cases on thursday, shattering the previous record. daily death exceeded 2800 nationwide. the pandemic continues to have a negative impact on the job market. u. s. employers added 245,000 jobs in november. a big drop from the 610,000 in october. the unemployment rate did fall from 6.9% to 6.7. the economy has only regained about half of the 22 million jobs lost because of the virus. >>it just takes a lot more than six, seven, eight months of job creation to make that up. >> millions of americans have been getting help from the pandemic unemployment assistance program which gives money to certain workers. that program is set to expire on december 26. >>> president-elect, joe biden, is expected to speak about the latest jobs report. he is calling on congress to pass an emergency spending bill as soon as possible to help americans suffering. majority leader, mitch mcconnell and house speaker, nancy pelosi, have resume negotiations. pelosi says she wants to

moderna vaccine, how it is different from pfizer and some of the concerns. >>> dozens of parents gathered in livermore late this afternoon for a rally to reopen schools. kpix 5's andria borba reports that even doctors are starting to have health concerns about keeping get home for so long. >> reporter: the crowd behind me has been out here since about 3:30 this afternoon. on november 9 alameda county said they can begin to reopen schools with plans for hybrid learning or small cohorts. parents here at livermore say that has not happened and their children are suffering as a result. a group of livermore parents are fighting to get their kids back into the classroom. they say it's not only their scholastic achievement suffering but their emotional health.>> he went through some separation anxiety which his pediatrician said it's happening all the time now. >> you can see it with your eyes, as a parent, the decline in your child's mental health. my daughter is six, and for her age group we are seeing more meltdowns, lack of focus and it's very hard for a six-year- old to sit in front of the screen for hours, no matter how wonderful their teacher is. >> these pare

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vaccinated because there is not data that is reliable yet. anna: that was moderna ceo speaking to bloomberg. really interesting conversation there. 2020'sy perhaps is a key role to play in rolling out the coronavirus vaccine this year and next. linking back to the vaccine conversation, how will it be dish or beaded? airlines have been working on plans to rapidly distribute shots around the world, while keeping them stored safely at subzero temperatures. wouldd a ceo who said it be the largest and most complex logistical exercise ever. joining us now to discuss the complexity involved, our european aviation editor who has written extensively on this subject. looking at the big picture, is there enough freight capacity or capacity in aviation to carry this vaccine? i have to calculate some 8000 747 freighters, each would be210 tons needed to fulfill the left over the next eddie munster two years. that is a lot of aircraft capacity. the problem is at the moment, there are only 2000 frates to start with and none of those are 747 size. most of the load will be need to be carried by passenger planes as belly freight. the bulk of the passenger

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s. a panel of experts advising the u.s. food and drug administration has recommended the emergency use of a 2nd coronavirus vaccine the committee endorsed moderna one week after backing the pfizer bio intact vaccine being administered across the u.s. more than 17000000 cases have been reported 310000 people have died and the u.s. is set to have its 1st native american cabinet secretary president elect joe biden has nominated hollande to be interior secretary it would put her in charge of a powerful department that's wielded influence over native american affairs for generations. a supercycle. killing at least 2 people one of them a 3 month old baby tarantula rains and hurricane force winds are preventing aid groups from reaching the worst affected areas the pacific island nation assessment so far shows cycling has destroyed scores of houses it's blocked roads and flattened crops the government's also declared a state of emergency software giant microsoft has confirmed it's a target of a hacking operation that's being described as the worst in u.s. history more than 40 organizations have been targeted including the u.s. government's energy defen

moderna vaccine. the timeline of vaccine development was made possible by operation warp speed. t is truly a modern medical miracle. in the 1930'srsity pittsburgh, dr. jonas salk vaccine.rk on a polio years 't funtil 1953, 23 later, that the vaccine was tested.ully operation warp speed has knocked delays to rs in develop a safe, effective year, and a der a testament to the incredible scientific progress that we've the over the years and refusal of scientists to urrender to this terrible virus. he public sector and private sector with president trump has really resulted in this vaccine that we've all been desperately on.ing the vaccine is a critical step in saving lives, saving jobs, saving our economy. thank you to president trump for his leadership on operation warp speed, and thank you to all the doctors, scientists, medical professionals, and others who have helped make history. i nk you, mr. speaker, and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. slotkin, is recognized for five minutes. ms. slotkin: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous c

moderna's vaccine. >>> plus, tesla's debut in the s&p 500, what could be the next big catalyst for that stock. live report as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning, and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm joe kernen along with becky quick, andrew is off today dow is indicated now down 436 points that's off some of the worst levels down more than 600 at one point. virus concerns weighing, outweighi outweighing any positives from the weekend agreement by congress travel stocks getting particularly hard hit. check out the airline stocks this morning, which are down anywhere they have been down more than this, down 3 and 4%, they have been down almost 10, some of them hotel stocks are also under pressure this morning, as you can imagine, as nobody's going to be headed over probably to see big ben anytime soon the only big ben you're going to see is that guy tonight, who i'm worried is going to, roethlisberger, who i'm worried is going to do some serious damage exactly. i see big ben. >> took me a minute to follow along. what yeah all right. after months of fai

denied those s were made, and late today, the will buy 100 million more doses of a vaccine by modernat for all of the interest around these first vaccines, we've been learning about delays with other vaccine candidates. william brangham looks at those realities. >> brangham: judy, the speed of vaccine development has been unprecedented, but there have been some setbac. today, sanofi and glaxosmithkline said the launch of their potential vaccine will be delayed, after it did not generate a sufficient immune response in older peop the u.s. and other governments had expected that vaccine to be part of their arsenal. that news follows confusing results recently with astrazeneca's potential vaccine, boand amid other questions whether the federal government missed an opportunity to buy enough doses of the pfizer vaccine. matthew herper is a seni writer who covers this field for matthew, thank you very much for being here. let's start off, first, with this sanofi and glaxo news. these are two companiesitha wng track record of developing vaccines, so the some surprise about these hiccups but

moderna, ready to go. f.d.a.'s about to approve two different vaccines and it's being mass produced today. we're not waiting on money to mass produce it. the defense department is actually involved in helping distribute it. airlines have already been contracted to get it out. some need to be air conditioned more than others. all that's put in place. if we need more money, we'll come together and get more money but a vaccine isn't waiting on us to send them more money. we need to get it out, we need the f.d.a. to follow their process. which they're doing. they're the gold standard in the world for approving vaccines. and it's unheard of in the history of mankind for a virus that we didn't even know of until a year and two days ago in the world to now be on the brink of not one but two f.d.a.-approved vaccines. that's happening because of what we did coming together with the cares act and then president trump's operation warp speed. so these aren't items that are waiting on our relief. what is waiting is relief for small businesses. now, the heroes act, again, it was a partisan exercise, not

s vaccine advisory committee. the hearing on the emergency use authorization for the moderna vaccine happening now.e carrying it live on c-span3. let's going to do it for us this morning on the "washington journal." we'll be back here tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. eastern. 4:00 a.m. pacific. in the meantime, have a great thursday. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> both the house and senate are in session today. off the floor negotiators have been busy working on deals for 2021 federal spending and covid-19 relief. current government funding expires tomorrow at midnight. both chambers need to pass a bill to avoid a government shutdown. it's also been reported that the house and senate are close to a $900 billion covid package, and that includes small business help, vaccine distribution money, and extended unemployment benefits and tax rebate checks. follow the house live on c-span nd the senate live on c-span2. >> state with c-span for our co

the distribution of this second vaccine, the moderna vaccine, that between the two and pfizer maybe 20 million such vaccines by the end of the year, and million s more, and remember the goal was for next year, between the two companies, to get better than a billion doses out to the public by the end of the year. they are well en route to doing that. stay with us. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. >> next question is from karen stacey, your line is open. neil: all right, we are still following army general perna, in charge of the logistics in getting these vaccines out, moderna which was approved yesterday, millions of doses of that vaccine will be out to the american public, or close to 6 million in the days ahead. he has an aggressive timetable here but we're going to step back and

moderna's, putting millions more vaccine doses into the supply chain beginning in just a few days. it comes amid serbs over whether operation warp speed has been slowing with worries some states aren't getting the allot. s they were counting on administration tonight is projecting confidence in its distribution plan and the vaccine itself tom costello has late details. >> reporter: today a dramatic move from the trump administration to boost public confidence in a covid vaccine. vice president pence, his wife karen pence and the surgeon general on camera receiving the pfizer vaccination. >> history will record that this week was the beginning of the end of the coronavirus pandemic. >> reporter: president-elect and dr. biden should receive their vaccinations next week since president trump recently recovered from covid the white house says he will get the shot when his medical team recommends it. but tonight at least 27 states are expressing frustration claiming the administration cut the promised pfizer vaccine allotments by up to 40%. >> where are our doses? what is holding them up when can we expect them i'm angry because this virus is raging on in this country. >> we're certainly frustrated that we w

vaccine shipped out, distributed by moderna, and there were short falls. >> record rampage, hospitalizations and deaths surge across america, california consider s rationing health car. and britain warns of a fast spreading new strain. >> we cannot continue with christmas as planned. >> a surprise thank you for a santa in a different suit. ♪ later the nutcracker adapts keeping a holiday tradition on point. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> good evening, there's breaking news as congress says it's finalized a deal for a new economic relief package. also, a cdc advisory group said today, first responders, teachers and grocery store workers should be next to get the coronavirus vaccine. reinfor reinforcements on the front, a second vaccine from moderna, on its way to all 50 states and the covid numbers still staggers. 196,000 cases reported, more than 317,000 have died and experts are predicting that cases have not yet peaked. but as we come on the air, there's hope tonight that a new round of long delayed economic help could can soon be on the way to americans. cbs's chip reid has the latest at the white house. chip? >> well, good evening

s goal of 20 million by end of year. adding to all of this, learning hundreds of doses in the moderna vaccine was tossed because of a storagethat, go to senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, 500 doses tossed. why? >> well, because they were left out when they shouldn't have been. vaccines need to be kept refrigerated, sometimes frozen. in this case in the fridge. the place they were supposed to be. apparently taken out to access something behind them and they weren't put back in. most of those 500 doses we're told had to be wasted. attribute it to human error and i will tell you, brooke, the only way to summarize this is, stuff happens. not the first time in the history of vaccines they've had to waste vaccines because they weren't properly refrigerated and won't be the last. hopefully develop a protocol so it woen happen again. >> wasn't like the pfizer vaccine, cold as the south pole but moderna. hopefully the one and only we report on. i want to ask about the coronavirus variant appears to be spreading. talked about it in the uk. you see the map, detected in two dozen countries and hong kong. what do y

moderna is the second company to apply for an emergency use. pfizer and bitco biontech are also seeking to produce s. distribute vaccines in the u.s. if that happens, employees from walgreens and cvs will be among those performing the vaccinations. the companies reached agreements with the trump administration last month to perform the vaccinations. >>> app outage. the panic for students trying to apply for college over the weekend. but there is some good news today. today is cyber monday. why this year's sales could be bigger than ever. >>> playing games. this year's hottest gifts and why bots could be preventing you from getting one. >>> i'm spencer christian. the weather we're having here at the end of november is much like the weather we can expect at the beginning of decem welcome to 15 days of saving up to $500 on fast, in reliable internet and... mobile with nationwide 5g on the most reliable network. welcome to family-connecting, holiday-shopping, black friday awesome. because, for a limited time, when you get xfinity internet and mobile together... ...you can get a $200 prepaid card... ...and up to $300 off select mobile p

s&p needs nine points if it molds. pfizer biontech vaccine rolls out in the u.s. and worldwide, keep in mind moderna fda approval tomorrow, friday, storage in a range from chill to subarctic temperatures is a major logistical challenge. today's "countdown" closer, pacer etf president sean o'hara, $5.4 billion under management. he has a name he feels is best poised. david spika, guide stone capital management with 12 1/2 billion in assets under management. sean, give us quickly the name in the cold supply chain space so much talked about right now? >> yeah, good afternoon, liz, thank you for having me. americold is a leader in cold storage. what the covid-19 done accelerated e commerce in all areas, more specifically in the home grocery space. we're more comfortable with that now. traditional dry goods is easier to do than cold storage and groceries. americold is one of the buys whole low gistics chain which will be a beneficiary with e-commerce going forward. liz: like new residential and lennar. david spika, the fed chair just finished speaking about half an hour ago and he really hammered home we

. ♪ 's pay when we are awaiting a decision from the food and drug administration on a second coronavirus vaccine formula. approval of the modernapected in the time and could come tonight. the covid related deaths have once again top 3,000. it is the third day in a row for that. thursday's count was almost 3500. the u.s. reported another record for the number of infections thursday come almost 240-2000s. and hospitalizations a record 114,000 yesterday. michigan's governor gretchen whitmer within person instruction at high schools. they will be allowed to reopen in january, michigan. the head of the emergencies at the world health organization says a team of international experts looking into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic will travel to china. the first week of january. one major retail chain is focusing its vaccination efforts tonight on senior care facilities. several high-profile politicians among those to roll up their sleeves today. while one was saying "not so fast." bryan llenas with all the pandemic news from riverdale, new york. >> on live television today mike pence, secondly to karen pence and u.s. surgeon ge