the german finance minister, olaf scholz. thank you. get back to some of the corporate stories we have been covering. boeing is the best performer on the dow today after the faa cleared the jet maker's 737 max to fly again. the decision comes with an extensive package of fixes and new training requirements for pilots. the jets have been grounded for 20 months after a pair of fatal crashes. joining us now is brooke sutherland the bloomberg opinion. is this aircraft now safe? brooke: i think so. that is the question on everyone's mind. i would say at least for me personally, i would feel comfortable getting on board a 77 max right now. i think the thing to keep in mind is it has been the longest grounding of an aircraft in modern u.s. history, and certainly that does raise some alarms, but it should also give people some comfort that whatever the problems were with this airplane, i think the faa has found them at this point. the fixes you talk about go those that weren't played in the crashes. they also include improvements to resiliency,

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jab, scholz, 95 percent africa's ian trials. that as germany is pondering, even stricter measures to rein in the pandemic. also coming as development, i think over 19 vaccine makes progress plans to distribute it around the globe are also on the way and once a price tag for the remains of a troubled company, spain, sometime there picks up wire cards, cord, european business for a 100000000 euros i'm chris cuomo in berlin. welcome to the program, and then there were 2 of us former firm, and ernest says trials of its corona virus vaccine candidate show it is 95 percent effective as the 2nd company to announce successful trials after fires there. and by on tag last week, it will still take time for the actual vaccine to be certified. but already there is the question. will there be enough to go around? well, biotech and pfizer and madonna are hoping to distribute a 1000000000 or more doses during the next year. huge numbers when you compared to the likes of germany's cure back. she's aiming to produce up to 400000000 doses of its c

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elections expert law professor david scholz holds a doctrine in political science and says, any president'serm has a constitutionally mandated expiration date right down to the second. >> the 21st amendment to the constitution is very clear. it says that the term for the president and vice president will end at noon on january 20 as of that date and time, he is no longer president of the united states. he would be donald trump private citizen. >> private citizen donald trump would be subject to immediate eviction. forceful if necessary. >> i don't see how ultimately the supreme court, no matter who is on the would rule in his favor. >> he will remain in power until january 20. he will be closely watched by congress and media. should he act well outside of his authority or ability, the 25th amendment passed by congress in 1965 and ratified by the states in 1967 -- could be used to replace them with the vice president by a vote of the officers. >>> republican senator mitt romney appeared on fox news sunday today saying that he is not totally opposed to the presidents legal challenges, but he

states happens is right here europe the european union let's bring in our brussels correspondent terry scholztonight to talk about this relationship terry what does brussels the e.u. make of american democracy tonight this election. well brant i think everyone is watching the elections with a lot of trepidation not just about what results may come out of it but how the election unfolds and just as in is was explaining there's so much tension that we even feel it on this side of the ocean you know normally on presidential elections and this is the 3rd i've spent in brussels there would be a big party a big celebration a big overnight watch out at a hotel here and i think that you know you can feel that the fact that anybody who still is up watching at this time of morning is doing it alone in their homes this sort of adds to the feeling that everyone is very worried about what's going on in the world and what's going on right there in the united states it is it safe to say that there is a genuine concern genuine fear there in brussels of trump 2nd term i think there will be some who might say