that's the rose garden. celine who is one of 13 experts appointed to the president—elect‘s coronavirus task force. she told the bbc that the current situation is deeply concerning. i would say we have a fire raging across the nation and the holidays threaten to be gasoline poured on that fire. i am very concerned by the spikes we are seeing in cases, by the increasing hospitalizations and we are seeing hospitals in many parts of the country overwhelmed with cases. and we know that the case fatality rate and the death rate spikes increases when hospitals are overwhelmed because we simply do not have the staffing and resources to care for patients the way we would like to. and with the holidays coming up, those are really going to be super spreader events the way you have people from multiple generations and family members from multiple generations and different ages coming together, not socially distant, unlikely to be wearing masks, indoors, sitting around a cable to be wearing masks, indoors, sitting around

the president took direct aim the awe at his remarks in the rose gardens. i want our viewers to watch. >> as soon as april, the vaccine will be able to the entire general population, with the exception of places like new york state, where for political reasons, the governor decided, they say and, you know, i don't think it's good politically. i think it's very bad from a health standpoint, but he wants to take his time on the vaccine. he doesn't trust where the vaccine is coming from. as soon as april, the vaccine will be available to the entire -- >> so how do you respond to that? a personal attack going against you and threatening the people of new york state. they might not be able to get the vaccine because of comments you've made. >> yeah. first of all, luckily he won't be here, right? but, look. what the president says is just untrue. at one poin at one time a statement like that would be almost incredible, but with this president, it's common. here are the facts. the -- we trust the drug companies. pfizer is a great new york company, actually, regene

the president is set to speak at the white house rose garden moments from now. he is expected as a virus numbers continue to spike around the nation to give an update on operation warp speed and talk about new developments in the race for covid-19 vaccine. at the close you look at the numbers, the vaccine helps as well with upbeat corporate profit a rally not far away from a record high, it was flirting with the record, needed to be 470 but lost a little steam in the final minutes of trading, a strong day, the s&p that is a record-setting, closing up by 48-point, as it settled in what appears to be the 23rd record close of the year for the s&p 500 and we want to monitor the small-cap stocks today and the russell 2000, the russell closing in record territory what is significant for the smaller stocks, the first time in more than two years we have seen a wrestled record, the s&p up in the second straight week, adding more than a thousand points. we canoes and big tech brought the nasdaq into the red, those are your numbers as we come to you on a friday, i'm connel

live in the rose garden. >> see you at 4 o'clock. a transition official for president-elect biden said they are not interested into getting a food fight with the trump administration and they just want access to information so biden can prepare to lead the country. the president-elect will receive a national security briefing next week. peter doocy is live in delaware. >> good afternoon. the transition officials are speaking with a little bit more urgency than the president-elect has been. he told us in wilmington it would be nice to have the classified presidential daily briefing but he is not the sitting president right now. now there is this. >> we want to get access to intelligence information and threat assessments and the on-going work on covid so we can prepare to govern and get the pandemic under control. >> [muffled audio]. >> that objective rings with people around the country and also with some republicans. >> biden officials don't want to give us a ballpark of how many stimulus money he will sign off on and he is not gett

that's the rose garden. we saw the president late on election night to talk about the undecided race at that time. that's been it. this will be his first opportunity to hear from him and see him more than we did on the veterans day event at the tomb of the unknown solider. a lot of anticipation. whether he will address the count going on in visser states and north carolina declared for him and 15 electoral votes. he might take questions. we have no idea. i have a good idea that kevin might have a good understanding of the layout of the order of events. what do you hear? >> obviously, with 10 million cases more than 240,000 deaths, it is difficult in any circumstance to consider news positive when it comes to covid-19. however, when consider the fact that the president spent the fall talking about the possibility of a vaccine and anti-covid vaccine by the end of the year. we could have be on the cusp of that. we talked last week about that pfizer test trial exceeding 90%. we wonder what the president will say

they were speaking in the rose garden.nt discussing how a coronavirus vaccine will soon be approved. and available to most americans as soon as april. obviously we hope that that is true. he did not concede his election loss saying, quote, time will tell which administration will be in control come january. the news flash, of course, is that the biden/harris administration will be in control in january whether or not president trump wants to acknowledge that reality. let's discuss this important vaccine news. sanjay, let me bring you back. you heard president trump touting war speed and taking credit for what they have done. as we have discussed many times, there have been a ton of failures of the trump administration to address this pandemic, but this is one of the successes. >> yeah. this is one of the bright spots. you know, i think dr. sloaui who is adviser for operation war speed laid it out they brought me in six months ago and by the of the year is likely -- and say not that they will get authorized but likely two v

what do you think we'll hear from him in the rose garden in the next few minutes? >> on that subject i think you'll hear more of the same. a few minutes ago he tweeted about the voting system in arizona and how that was somehow tilted against him and nevada as well. he's not giving up the ghost on these claims even if he is in private beginning to edges his way closer to the recognition that ultimately it's going to

seeing the white house out in force at this rose garden ceremonies they afternoon.o question about it. this was just another one of those episodes where the president is just sounding bizarre. talking about the china virus, talking about america first. you know, at pardoning the thanksgiving turkey here at the white house. >> odd and coming on the heels of his talking about the dow earlier. it can't escape attention the dow also broke a key threshold right after the trump administration finally after weeks of obstruction decided to formally accept that joe biden had won the election, and so that's really the basis for these appearances of the president today. we're seeing him, jim, for the first time where, you know, the ruse is up. his legal challenges have foreclosed opportunity for him on that front. and now his administration is basically admitting reality, and he is truly a lame duck president here at this event that we just saw. >> reporter: that's right. he is the lame duck. pardoning the thanksgiving turkey. i tried to ask him as walking out of here whether

donald trump went to the rose guard to-- garden to once again. in the meantime tens of thousands will die and donald trump will refuse to acknowledge any of the deaths and handled s of thousands will be infected with the coronavirus and donald trump will refuse to acknowledge any of that. today donald trump read laboriusly from a written text and he did not dare take any questions. after his six days of silence that amounted to an unmistakable admission of joe biden's decisive victory in the presidential election, donald trump said this. >> ideally we will not go to a lockdown. this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be. i guess time will tell. this administration will not go into a lockdown. >> that's it. that's the concession speech. he acknowledges right there that there might be another presidential administration on january 20th. he does not claim he will be the president on january 20th. time will tell. maybe it will tell with the tiny number of pe

eastern from the rose garden.dent's campaign dropped its lawsuit in arizona saying there are not enough votes to have an impact coming from that state. it's already been called for president-elect joe biden. the "daily briefing" today. >> we are just 2 hours away from hearing president trump speak first time in more than a week. i am in for dana perino and this is the "daily briefing." president trump's campaign is pushing forward with all of these lawsuits. the biden team prepares for transition and president trump will speak in the rose garden at 4 p.m. about his administration's push for a coronavirus vaccine. we have team fox coverage. peter doocy with the biden team but let's begin with kevin c

she was in the rose garden today during donald trump's first public comments in seven days.al analysts. and i'm not at all surprised you weren't offered any chance to ask a question today in that rose garden exhibition that donald trump is still with us and can still speak. but when we turn to the issue of what's happening in the final days of the trump administration as laurie garret just demonstrated, there is a very serious public health crisis involved in the trump administration refusing to open the doors to the incoming biden administration in these remaining 68 days. >> that's right. and the more this transition goes on and is delayed by president trump, the harder it can be for a president-elect joe biden to enact policies that keep americans safe from this virus. chief among them is the actual distribution of the covid-19 vaccine that president trump was just talking about in the rose garden. it could be slowed by the fact that joe biden's agency heads and personnel are not being allowed to get up to speed with what's going on with the vaccine. i'm also not surprise

we just heard from the president in the rose garden, first time since his election defeat. update our viewers on what he said and didn't say. >> reporter: president trump is still engaging in this fantasy that he has a chance to win the 2020 election, but that's not true. it's over. he didn't win. but just a short while ago in the rose garden, the president took no questions and appeared to come out in front of the cameras to sue his damaged ego. he suggested there was a way he could remain in august after january. that's not happening. even officials in the trump administration say mr. trump's conspiracy theories are bogus when it comes to the election. while the president is full of bluster in front of the cameras, his close allies are telling a different story, that he's coming around to the reality that he has lost. >> reporter: welcome to the white house twilight zone where president trump is still publicly clinging to an alternate reality, the one where he can still win the 2020 election. >> hopefully the -- whatever happens in the future, who knows which administrati

fauci, among those, i didn't see in the rose garden. our notes don't indicate that our teams that are there see him right now. he said if the science proves this is effective and safe he, too, will take it and that is going to be a challenge for so many americans who heard misinformation about the way this vaccine process works, whether they feel comfortable with it. ultimately it will be the doctors and scientists who should make all americans feel comfortable with it. dr. patel to you right now, we heard the president's criticisms of pfizer. he said they've already got the money for the doses they would be producing. when they do produce the doses they'll receive the $2 billion. what struck you as you heard the president's comments about the state of where we are with the vaccine and regular americans, not your frontline workers and other vulnerable americans, will likely see it beginning in april? >> couple things. number one, he did make some comment that made it sound as the vaccine is available we'll start to see this just kind of

the president is set to speak at the white house rose garden moments from now.

[indiscernible] >> president trump they're ending a press conference at the rose garden with various white house officials. also vice president mike pence speaking there. the president earlier talking about the pending fda approval for the pfizer vaccine. vice president mike pence saying moderna and other companies could follow. that those vaccines would be ready for high risk people sometime next year, that the elderly and other high-risk folks would be vaccinated first. nothing in that press conference continuedpresident's calls for recounts in various states. he did not concede. no talk about the election or votes at all. the president did suffer some pretty big blows in terms of his fight to claim he has won this election in various states. georgia was called for joe biden. arizona called for joe biden. north carolina called for trump. the trump administration did drop a lawsuit in arizona and other legal challenges in other states. i want to bring in mario parker, who covers the white house. he's been following this press conference. witharmstrong actually is us from our bloombe

it says on the menu, 'there's only one rose garden!'ss conference, trump came excrutiatingly close to admitting that he had in fact lost the election and that joe biden would be the next president before he caught himself. >> ideally, we won't go to a lockdown -- i will not go -- this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the -- whatever happens in the future -- who knows which administration will be i guess time will tell >> seth: "time will tell?" that's like saying we're going to give 110% at the postgame press conference it's over and you lost i remember because i was on my couch watching cable news for all of it. i was clicking back and forth between john king and steve kornacki so fast, they started to blur together into one guy who looked like j. peterman with glasses, or the eharmony guy i memorized the names of every county in georgia and pennsylvania when i go to the grocery store now, i ask the cashier, "are those apples from dekalb or allegheny? also, there's something very weird about subdued, noncommitt

cbs' ben tracy. >> reporter: tonight, president trump break his silence with an appearance in the rose gardenrden, saying two vaccines to be approved by the end of the year and available to all americans as soon as april. >> free of charge. >> reporter: but then refusing to take questions or concede the election. >> hopefully the-- whatever happens in the future-- who knows which administration it will be. i guess time will tell. >> reporter: the white house is eporter: thtransition to president-elect joe biden, which means biden's team does not have access to government agencies or experts to coordinate its covid response. >> it's a pivotal time, and as we have seen this week thousands of americans have lost their lives to covid. the current president is absent from that conversation and, you know, it's imperative that our team and our experts have that access. >> reporter: and tonight, president trump's former chief of staff john kelly agrees, telling "politico" the transition is about the nation and it hurts our national security to delay it. with biden now winning georgia and arizona, tod

: coronavirus cases rise across the country and test hospitals in the president appeared in the rose garden for the first time since election day with encouraging news about vaccines and therapeutics. >> a victory lap for the president on the coronavirus vaccine. we don't know exactly how or who will get the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine but it is possibly coming in a matter of weeks. in his first public appearance this week the president wants some credit. >> people said it wasn't part of warp speed but that turned out to be an unfortunate misrepresentation. they are part, that's why we gave them $1.59 billion and it was an unfortunate mistake they made when they said that. >> on a crisp friday afternoon the president addressed reporters in the rose garden. >> for political reasons the governor decided to say he wants to take his time on the vaccine, doesn't trust where the vaccine is coming from. these are coming from the greatest companies anywhere in the world, greatest labs in the world but he doesn't trust the fact that it is this white house. >> new york's government fired b

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. >> he came up to the rose garden and gave this fiery speech. >> in recent days, our nation has been gripped by arsonists, looters, criminals, rioters, antifa, and others. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: in the background, mostly peaceful protestors. they were being forcibly, sometimes violently, removed from nearby lafayette park. >> our initial thinking was that they had moved the protestors from out in front so you could not hear them in the rose garden. >> and you see him leave the white house, surrounded by his aides and military leaders. >> president trump now walks across the street. >> he gets in front of a church and he holds up a bible. doesn't pray. doesn't tour the church. it was such a mesmerizing political moment. >> saying like, i am on god's side and god is on my side, i am in the right here. >> i am outraged. >> reporter: few agreed. >> this was a charade. >> this is james mattis, just a little while ago. donald trump is the first president, in my lifetime, who does not try to unite the american people. >> i should not have been there. >> thank you very much, eve

. >> he had a press conference in the rose garden with all this -- obviously were planned long before. >> a here's an edit shared widely on facebook. >> and then he had a press conference in the rose garden with all this visuals that obviously were planned long before. >> the sound of the interview has been slowed down, giving the impression that the speaker i under the influence of alcohol. so the visuals that obviously were planned long before. >> we're very much alive. >> and heading into a contentious presidential election there are concerns about the power of these modifications. any press conference or speech is now up for reinterpretation. >> joe bide isn't a helpless puppet of the radical left. >> these kinds of manipulated videos or cheap fakes feel just intuitively and instinctively more plausible even though they are not. that's just a massive risk in terms of an informed electorate whh nds to make decisions based on actual fact based information. >> audio deep fakes are flooding social networks. tech giants like google, facebook and twitter have decided to weigh in. facebo

the first lady and i are thrilled to welcome you all to the beautiful rose garden with the first ladyorked very hard on renovating it. it was 61 years. it was in rough shape. very big job. when you go to the wires underground, people have no idea how complex it is. you have done a fantastic job. thank you very much. [applause] we are also very happy to have myth us by drdau daughter and jared. [applause] we want to wish every american a healthy at happy thanksgiving. we are here to continue a beloved annual tradition. the traditional presidential partner of a very fortunate turkey. because thanksgiving is a special day for turkeys. probably not a very good one when you think about it. the first turkey to dodge the white house dinner table received unofficial clemency when president abraham lincoln's tad asked his father to spare his new friend. for the past 73 years the national turkey federation has presented the national thanksgiving turkey to the president starting under president george h w bush. these birds have received a formal pardon every single year. today, it is my honor to

the rose garden events that he's had, the rallies, driving around in the car to get the adolation of his supporters when he was in the hospital, all of that puts the secret service at risk. what is the purpose of doing that? i will say the men and women who serve in the secret service are extraordinary. they make great sacrifices. they are prepared to put their life at risk, but knowing that, why would you jeopardize snem why wouldn't you do everything you could to keep them and everyone else with 4078 you come in contact as safe as possible. >> we heard from jason carroll that the president is working with his transition team today. we know bernie sanders told wolf blitzer earlier that if biden asks him to be labor secretary, he would certainly say yes. here's what else he said. >> i expect that the biden administration will do everything that bernie sanders believes? no, i don't. but do i expect they will come forward and keep their word in maintaining and legislating on the proposals which we agreed to? yes, i do. >> do you know how open the president-elect is to this progressive

at a rose garden event today, president trump said his administration will not propose a national lockdown, and he has still not conceded the election saying only, "time will tell." our team has a lot of news to cover this evening, but we're going to begin tonight with the coronavirus surge. leading us off is cbs' nikki battiste with some breaking news from new york city. good evening, nii can. >> reporter: major, despite a rainy day here in new york city, people have been lining up for covid tests, just as the mayor warns schools could go entirely remote once again on monday. tonight, new restrictions are taking place in several states across the country, as cases continue to explode. the pandemic not just getting worse but raging throughout the nation. for the first time, all 50 states seeing a rise in daily coronavirus cases, according to cbs news analysis. governors across the country practically begging residents to follow health safety guidelines. >> it's a very dangerous situation. and our hospitals have been sounding the alarm. >> reporter: in new mexico, the governor ordering all

. >> the president spoke about covid in the rose garden. thank goodness he finally says something about it. he praised the vaccine. by all indication, it is good news. the president had little to say, not that it matters. seems like most people looking at him for comfort and empathy for a long, long time ago. of course he lied about testing and praises his leadership and blah blah blah, not going to go into the details of his lies. don't matter anymore. he's leaving and he's the past. blaming new york's governor and we'll talk to the governor tonight. he always ends up doing what he falsely accuses others of, he did not mention the current surge and nothing to address it. what he says precisely of what joe biden would do about now. >> that's all i hear about now. turn on the television, covid, covid, a plane goes down, 500 people dead, they don't talk about it. covid, covid. by the way, november 4th, you won't hear about it anymore. >> well, you will hear about it because you must hear about it. while i sit here tonight not thinking about h

. >> that from the president and the rose garden a little bit ago. he also said today this was a herculean effort to get this vaccine this close to the american population. by the way, it's a strategy that is the envy of the world. >> no medical breakthrough of this scope and magnitude has ever been achieved in this rapidly, this quickly. operation warp speed is unequaled and unrivaled anywhere in the world. to speak of the president also in his remarks in the rose garden today, took a jab at andrew cuomo who said he didn't trust this administration to safely roll out a vaccine. the president said all states would get therapeutics except new york until the governor asks for it. that drew this response from cuomo soon after. >> if what he said this is true, surprise surprise. we are all excited about the possibilities of a vaccine. >> that was andrew cuomo this afternoon. all of this is happening amid a national surge in testing and a spike in cases which has also struck the u.s. secret service pier "the washington post" reporting today 130 officers h

from the president there in the rose garden yesterday we did hear a brief shift in tone what seemed like an acknowledgment that perhaps he has been denied a second term. take a listen. >> this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the -- the -- whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell, but i can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown. >> reporter: now cnn has reported that this week president trump has at times sounded dejected about the prospect of him losing and that he's waffled between a desire to keep fighting and a recognition that he has lost the election and is going to have to publicly acknowledge that at some time. as i mentioned, victor and christi, he is still pursuing litigation in key states ahead of the certification. >> i want to ask you about the former white house chief of staff jonquelly. he criticized his former boss yesterday. talk us through what he said. any response from the white house? >> reporter: this is a pointed warning from the president's former chief of staff. jon

so him calling that rose garden what was originally billed as a press conference, he didn't take questions, it was a big deal because it was the first time we saw the president and we did see him acknowledge, at least the possibility, that there could be a different administration come january. >> this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully the -- whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration it will be, i guess time will tell, but i can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown. >> reporter: now cnn has reported that the president was feeling dejected this week at times as he pondered a future in which he was no longer the president. sources told cnn that the president sort of waffling between this desire to keep fighting and also a recognition that he's likely to be denied a second term. those legal battles continue in key states. the campaign is saying they're not ready to give up the fight, victor and christi. >> we should remind people those lockdowns ordered by mayors and governors and that's how it will happen if it happens again. let

president trump held a briefing late friday in the white house rose garden to discuss a covid-19 vaccine. >> my administration reached an agreement with pfizer to provide $1.95 billion to support the mass manufacturing and distribution of 100 million doses with the option to purchase a total of 600 million doses shortly thereafter. our investment will make it possible for the vaccine to be provided by pfizer free of charge. >> reporter: the president said the covid vaccine will be available to the general population as soon as april. >> we will work to secure an emergency use authorization which will be coming down extremely soon. and my administration will then coordinate the distribution of the vaccine. and it will be approved -- i think, again, it will be approved very, very quickly we hope. >> pfizer is proud to be one of the various vaccine manufacturers participating in operation warp speed as a supplier of a potential covid-19 vaccine the company said. eventually coronavirus vaccines will be distributed across the states and territories based on population a top warp speed officia

given his silence over the past week, we'll watch carefully in the rose garden. 21 g.m.t. to see what he has to say. thanks very much. i'll see you then can really get at the white house. joins us live now from wilmington, delaware. so as we're hearing there, the president still refusing to concede. and also this is causing problems for the transition because they have been calls for joe biden to get access to those presidential intelligence briefings. that's right, there are real ramifications for the fact that president trump has not conceded. because normally what happens when a president concedes an election when they lose that immediately triggers the u.s. government very in various capacities and then the president elect would then immediately start receiving intelligence briefings. in this case, that would be briefings for president elect joe biden. that has not happened primarily because president trump has refused to concede, and therefore refused to grant the u.s. government to the intelligence agencies to brief joe biden. now joe biden's transition team had a co

but he left the rose garden, refusing to take questions about the election result. and if his days in the white house were numbered. well, let's join allan now in washington, d.c. and allan developments on the legal front when it comes to pennsylvania. what seems to be happening just in the last couple of hours, according to pennsylvania, has thrown out 5 court cases, brought by the trump campaign. the judge decided there was absolutely no merit. and that short time after donald trump tweeted out that 700000 ballots in pennsylvania had not been observed. therefore under the constitution we were in this state. that's not quite how it works. clearly this is just a sign that donald trump is getting a bit desperate. again, claiming victory on twitter, but the reality is that when they take cases to the courts, they're simply not getting past the legal threshold to be taken any farther. and also they're running into problems of credibility as well. for example, in atlanta, they named 2 people who had voted in the said they were dead, local t.v. station managed to turn up

. >> president spoke about covid today in the rose garden. and, thank goodness, at least he finally said something about it. he praised the new vaccine that we've been talking about all week. and by all indications, it is good news. as for what hospitals and medical professionals and grieving families are up against? president had little to say, not that it matters. seems most people stopped looking to him for comfort or empathy a long, long time ago. of course, he lied about testing, praised his leadership, blah, blah, blah. i'm not going to go into the details of his lies. they don't matter, anymore. he's leaving. he's the past. of course, he used the opportunity to threaten all the sit zens citizens of new york withholding the vaccine. that would matter if he actually did that. he barely even mentioned the current surge, and said nothing about how to address it. just a few weeks ago, not that it matters, this is precisely what he said joe biden would be doing, by now. >> that's all i hear about now. it's all i hear. turn on television. cov

but, in the rose garden, mr. trump made no direct comments about the results.turn now to newshour's yamiche alcindor and lisa desjardins, for an update on the transition of power. yamiche, fill us in on what the president did have to say in the rose garden. >> these are the first public remarks by president trump since he was declared. loser of the 2020 election. he came really really close to acknowledging there might be a biden administration with you stopped short of actually saying those two words together. we haven't heard him acknowledge that at all. instead the president want to talk about the coronavirus vaccine and want to be congratulated by the fact that he believes 20 million americans will be able to get the vaccine come this december. he didn't acknowledge though that his own actions might be slowing down the coronavirus vaccine from getting to millions of americans because experts say his refusal to have an official transition is stopping the biden administration, biden transition team from going in and seeing what exactly needs to take place wit

live coverage in the rose garden at 4 o'clock. back to you. >> fascinating to see if president trump takes questions or not. kevin, thank you. the biden team. peter doocy live in delaware. hi, peter. >> we were just on a zoom call with transition officials who are giving us an update. they think the president-elect earned a few days off so no public events schedule and one democrat susan wright responded to a "washington post" story on twitter about hillary clinton being discussed as a good fit for the ambassador to the u.n. job. wright said this is ridiculous and an insult to hillary clinton. stop, please. additional members of the biden team are coming forward. he thinks a future president biden should order a 4 to 6 week lockdown and doesn't speak for everyone. there is a diversity of opinions on lockdowns. >> instead of an on and off light switch, we are using a dimmer switch now. it's dialling up and dialling down in a much more targeted way. >> the chief of staff is telling us we should expect on day 1 for president biden to

we will be live in the rose garden.ofjoe biden‘s top pandemic advisers warns of a disaster as the thanksgiving holiday season begins. we have a fire raging across the nation and the holidays threaten to be gasoline poured on that fire. it comes asjoe biden wins the state of georgia — putting increasing pressure on mr trump to admit he lost

turkey in the white house rose garden as part of a thanksgiving tradition. i hear but i grant you, i pad. he also used the opportunity to remind americans what he stands for. as i say, america 1st shouldn't go away from that america 1st president elect joe biden's nominations for the top posts of his cabinet point in a very different direction. it way from trump's america 1st doctrine and towards diversity and multilateralism. work in government. that's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world. not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, biden's choices our policy, veterans like his longtime adviser, antony blinken, named to secretary of state. we can't solve all the world's problems alone. we need to be working with other countries. we need their cooperation. the best known of the nominees is former secretary of state, john kerry, poised to become biden's climate change. and boy, in this crisis, the whole world must come together. you're right to rejoin paris on day one. i expect that we are a former fede

. >> bill: that was president trump speaking from the rose garden last hour and some of the country'slth officials say we could be weeks away from the first covid vaccine shipment. dr. see', we knew you at harvard and i we know you at brown. don't tell me about the vaccine, there's a clear schedule being laid out. mid-december for those who need it the most, the most vulnerab vulnerable, health care workers, and probably march, april and into may. >> bill, thanks for having me back on. look, this is all really good news. december 10th at the fda advisory committee will make its recommendation and the fda will make a call. i think they are going to authorize it and basically on december 11th, the first american should probably get vaccinated. the first group as you said it, vulnerable people, first responders, health care workers and then we go down the road from there. 30 million doses, maybe a month starting december, and that basically puts us into march march /april. and i'm hopefully by then anyone who wants vaccine should be able to get it. >> bill: is just said the first vaccine

>> reporter: president trump did not directly adjust -- address his ongoing challenge during a rose garden news conference on the coronavirus. >> i guess time will tell, i can tell you this administration will not go into a lockdown. >> reporter: president-elect is the presumptive winner in georgia, despite the state's ongoing recount. >> it's time we get behind joe biden as our next president. >> reporter: the president and his supporters continued to push election fraud theories, as they have declared there is no evidence that any voting system as the administration continues to withhold access to federal agencies and resources to the biden team, former national security officials are sounding the alarm. >> this is an unnecessary risk that president trump is putting on the country. >> reporter: president-elect biden's team is also eager to start combating the coronavirus as much of the nation -- >> we just want to get access to president trump said his administration could be closed to distributing a covid vaccine under emergency use authorization before the end of the year. >> reporter:

leland, yesterday he came out on camera in the rose garden to speak for the first time in eight days, that's the longest time that we've seen him since he's been president not get in front of the camera and talked about operation warped speed, spurred by his administration. the good news he says that vaccine will be available to the masses by april and while talking about the vaccine he singled out new york and the state's governor, andrew cuomo. listen here. >> he doesn't trust the fact that it's this white house, this administration. so, we won't be delivering it to new york until we have authorization to do so and that pains me to say that. this is a very successful, amazing vaccines at 90% and more, but so the governor, governor cuomo will have to let us know when he's ready for it. >> but governor cuomo and his team not taking it sitting down there. latisha james the attorney general for new york put out a statement immediately following the preds's comments, if dissemination of the vaccines takes place in the twilight of the administration and the president wants to play games w

the president first threatened to withhold a potential vaccine from new york yesterday at the rose garden. he's claiming governor cuomo for refusing to distribute a vaccine until his own panel of experts deem it safe. the governor jumping on tv last night to try to explain to new yorkers and the white house why he with not want to delay distribution and again on a call this afternoon. listen to this. >> having a vaccine available is worthless if americans don't trust the vaccine. so it's just a review on the fda process. it will take no additional time. we are ready now to receive the vaccine. >> reporter: now, this back and forth comes as governor cuomo tightens restrictions across the state. bars, restaurants, gyms have to shut down by 10:00 every night because as the governor puts it coronavirus cases are spreading primarily from these establishments. business owners terrified, another shutdown is around the corner, and new york city mayor bill de blasio warning hundreds of thousands of parents to get ready for a possible shutdown of in-person learning as early as monday. the city's in

>> well, he was all too happy to be in the rose garden yesterday touting the arrival of a vaccine. i don't blame him for that. i'm sure operation warp speed played a significant role in its development. but your last conversation is so troubling because it's the leadership that's lacking that gets us to that light that's now evident at the end of the tunnel. it seems like these final several miles are going to be quite deadly. i am worried about fatigue, washington that has set in, in public minds and the casual encounters behind closed doors and the cold weather that seem to be posing such a harm to us. that's where you would hope national leadership would kick in and the message about masks and maintaining social distancing and as you just said not sharing air where you can make that difference would be more a part of what he's offering in the last couple of weeks. >> why do you think he doesn't do that? it's such a simple thing for him to do. why not just tell the american people, you got to start wearing a mask because thousands of lives are on the lean? >> wolf, i don't know w

[applause] this ceremony in the white house rose garden, where trump formally announces amy coney barretts his supreme court pick. [applause] that decision causes another 2020 shock. the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg. the 87-year-old liberal judge, and icon. [applause] now replaced by a pro-life conservative with a job for life. [applause] 2020, a year of anxiety, and one that most americans would surely rather put behind them. brent: and there are still two months to go. it is not just at home that donald trump divides opinion, with his america's first apology --politics, he is authorized -- he is also polarized outside of the u.s.. dw haseen asking who those arnd theorld want to - >> here in costa rica, we depend on tourism. we hope that the frontier is opened again. >> i hope that biden wins because with trump, tngs are not going very well. i hope at with e triumph of biden, that things with mexico will improve. >> if there were elections and any other country, we would not even notice. but the united states has a big impact on columbia. it will involve us directly. >> biden is

the president yesterday during that -- those remarks in the white house rose garden making it very cleart he'd potentially leave new york state out of the distribution of a potential covid-19 vaccine saying that his problem here is that the governor, according to him, would delay the distribution of a safe and effective covid-19 vaccine. you have to look back at september to really understand what's at play here. governor cuomo announced he'd be creating an independent task force made up of health and medical experts that would review any kind of covid-19, any kind of covid-19 vaccine that is approved by the food and drug administration. it isn't until he goes through that process that it would finally be distributed. so because of that, the president certainly using that as an opportunity to continue that -- sort of that bickering between himself and the governor of the state of new york. of course, this does now have some potential applications for new yorkers. also from the president of the united states here. as for the governor and as for the state's top cop, the attorney general he

the briefing room and then we saw him again this afternoon for the annual turkey pardon and the rose garden. trump walked into the briefing room with little notice. >> i just want to congratulate of her body. the stock market, dow doan's industrial average just hit 30,000, which is the highest in history. >> and he walked out just one minute and three seconds later. his shortest briefing ever. the president took credit for the soaring stock market and the encouraging news about coronavirus vaccines. >> nothing like that has ever happened medically and i think people are acknowledging that and it's having a big effect. >> but he took zero questions from reporters and not once did he mention the outcome of the election. he inched closer to a knowledge and joe biden is the president-elect with a tweet last night telling the head of the gsa we need to be responsible for signing off on the transition process to "do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols" adding that he's told his team to do the same. the president later said he will never concede, but multiple staffers within tt

mike, you saw some interesting action in moderna which we should mention that in the rose garden presss data from moderna in the next few days >> they saw more than three times action we have what is going on next week that is a potential catalyst the 90 strike calls, 100 strike calls and even 105 which expire a week from today. stocks who have moved this much, people who want to use this bullish play are trying to measure it carefully and using options to do it >> what did you make of this action action, tony >> i didn't see this action. but just like with pfizer where the stock is trading back where it was before the news i think it will be the same with moderna. i am not one who will chase this >> do the charts of the vaccinemakers look okay, carter? >> they are starting to separate the winners from losers. several vaccine related stocks are down sharply from their highs. this was the first to come to life when covid hit the market capped down february 24. moderna went from 18 to 30, but it looks like it will take out its highs. i like it a lot. >> what, in your view, is the best wa

erin, as we were in the rose garden, the first time, you're right, we've seen the president in over a week where he's actually spoken directly to us beyond when he went to arlington cemetery earlier this week, he came close to acknowledging there will not be a trump administration going forward, because he kept repeatedly talking about the vaccine, saying this administration will not lock down again, this administration, this administration, he kept repeating it. then he said, the next administration, he said, whatever it is, time will tell. he came very close to acknowledging that there will be a new administration, which we have all recognized publicly there will be next year, which of course is the biden administration. and that seems like a pretty small step given that it has been well-determined joe biden won this election. but for the president, it's probably the closest he's come to acknowledging reality and what has happened and that comes as his aides spent the day denying it and saying there is going to be a second trump administration as not only kayleigh mcenany did as you

president trump will do the pardoning in the white house rose garden, carrying out a tradition that started in 1947. >> this is a break from tradition because the birds usually go to the facility at virginia tech. nope, not this year. >> no, not this year at all. >> they are being held up at the willard hotel. fancy. i love how we said the other is the alternate and we don't know which one is which. it's like the hunger games, literally. >> literally. >> get it? >> are you a turkey -- no, wait. i always forget. i'm trying to learn your diet about what you eat, what you don't eat. >> i dabble in turkey. >> okay. yeah. >> it's all right. >> we're a ham family. >> oh, no, no pork. >> no pork chops for mona. >> pork, no. chicken, yes. >> and you like a lot of vegan dishes. >> we could do beyond meat turkey. how would you like that? should i do that for our friendsgiving? >> i'm planning our holiday meal here at "world news now." okay. got it. >>> coming up, how much weight americans expect to gain this holiday season. >> speaking of planning these meals. >>> plus, the big names, the big acts an

. >> we just heard from president trump in the rose garden to say he expects a vaccine as well as treatment to be given approval for emergency use by the end of the year if you are in a state where infections are rising, you might be spending your money on toilet paper and canned goods and not be in the mood for sweaters. >> that might be true, but investors are looking past this rise in covid cases and are focusing on positive news that we saw come out on monday from fiez ter -- pfizer. we know modernarou will be comi out with theirs. we anticipate good news there. con summers are sitting with savings rates higher than historical average heading into the holiday season consumers pulled back a little bit, but when you look at a federal reserve there to support the economy when you have low rates going on we have 30-year mortgage rates yesterday that came out at 2.98%. i think consumers are ready to continue spending on a modified basis. >> i know you have been stockpiling cashmere sweaters, but chase card spending has fallen notably and in particular they have seen it where covid cases are

in a rose garden speech on friday president trump seem to allude to change ahead as he discussed the coronavirus which is biking across the u.s. >> this administration will not be going to a lockdown. hopefully, whatever happens in the future, who knows which administration, time will tell. >> in a tweet president-elect i then called the federal response to the pandemic woefully lacking in urge president trump to do more to battle the virus now. on saturday biden took a break for a bike ride with the next first lady the other delaware beach house. >> the department of homeland security issued a statement calling the november 3 election the most secure in u.s. history. and this weekend former president barack obama talks exclusively with cbs news in his first tv interview since the election tomorrow on 60 minutes the 44th president sits down to talk about his memoir, a promised land. he also has harsh words for republicans going along with president trump's unfounded claims of election fraud saying they are putting democracy on a dangerous path. >> the president does not like to lose.