i'm don's oldest sister. >> i'm elinor simmons and i was his sister-in-law. >> i'm bernie simmons, i'm don's brother. only one left. see the picture? >> definitely, yes. >> yeah, that's him. >> yep, that's him. >> months later, nono would travel to syracuse to meet donald simmons' family. >> what do we got here? >> they were waiting to shake his hand. >> i'm nono. >> tonight, nono telling us he has stayed in touch with donald's family, sending us this image of him in his .aygerahe honors our first responders, telling us he "hopes the pandemic will soon be over. god bless america." there was our trip to iraq one year ago. our servicemen and women still hunting down isis.crg dolhi fro pittsburgh, who had something he hwanceria fe. >> so, i imagine she's waiting for you to come home. >> yes, sir. >> what's her name? >> emily. >> tell her we thank you for your service. >> yes, sir, i will. >> congratulations, by the way. major vonn wright, who told me back then, he couldn't wait to see his family. you'll be home in time for the holidays? >> i'll be home in time for the holidays. i look for

simmons, who died on june 6th, 1944. what nono did not know was that donald similmonssimmons' family watching our news. so moved by that moment, they wanted to meet nono. >> ah, there he is. >> i'm marie, don's sister. and i'm pleased to meet you, mr. nono. >> i'm doris. i'm don's oldest sister. >> i'm elinor simmons, and i was his sister-in-law. >> i'm bernie simmons, i'm don's brother. only one left. see the picture? >> definitely, yes. >> yeah, that's him. >> yep, that's him. >> months later, nono would travel to syracuse to meet donald simmons' family. >> what do we got here? >> they were waiting to shake his hand. >> i'm nono. >> reporter: tonight, nono tells us he has stayed in touch with donald's family. sending us this image of him in his garage. and on this veterans day, he honors our first responders, telling us he hopes the pandemic will soon be over. god bless america. there was our trip to iraq one year ago. our servicemen and women still hunting down isis. captain craig dolhi from pittsburgh, who had someth

nbc's keir simmons in london, thank you for spending time with us today. >> we didn't even get a chance to talk about china. >> we'll do that tomorrow. same time, same place, tomorrow.

, the fiance of boris johnson apparently used about kerry simmons, the fiance of borisjohnson and itriefings encounter, counter briefings that we have a nation have been subject to over who said what‘s, who thought what, who was on whose side and the one version of events as to what led to dominic cummings leaving very dramatically through the front door of number ten was a borisjohnson had been shown text that had been sent by dominic cummings which referenced kerry is being described by this nickname of princess nut nuts and we do not know whether that is actually true and they have said, thatis is actually true and they have said, that is definitely not what happened and allies have said that this is pa rt and allies have said that this is part of the picture that they were fighting against, but it does speak to the factions, the tension that has been going on behind that locked door in downing street but we do not necessarily know and in human relationships, you also do not know who was right and who‘s wrong. it can be 6—1 and have a dozen in another, it can often be about that.

keir simmons reports. >> reporter: hailed as a vaccine for the world, it's far cheaper to produce and easier to store because it doesn't need to be frozen. tonight 3 billion doses are being promised next year, over 20,000 people took part in a trial including participants in age groups most as risk like robin powell who's in his 60s. >> it feels like a weight beginning to be lifted off. >> reporter: the preliminary results published today by oxford university show 70% effectiveness, better than a flu vaccine. that compares with this month's results from pfizer and moderna, both more than 90% but surprisingly a smaller first dose of the oxford vaccine gave it 90% effectiveness, too. and it uses tried and tested technology. >> the safety profile has been absolutely excellent. >> reporter: a 30,000 participant trial is still under way in the u.s. washington invested more than a billion dollars. but already astrazeneca is celebrating. how does it hit you personally >> the sooner we have a solution and this can be a potential solution the better it is so it's -- the emotions, there's an en

may yet force home learning on many families tonight austria's schools are closed lester >> keir simmons tonight, thank you. >>> the remnants of hurricane iota are causing damaging winds and catastrophic rains across central america after the most powerful storm of the year tore through nicaragua as a category 4 hurricane at least four deaths have been reported >>> in just 60 seconds our series "america under pressure" the serious impact of anxiety and depression on teens as many struggle through the pandemic what parents need to know >>> back with our week long focus on mental health challenges during the pandemic. tonight the impact on teens and one family hoping to keep others from suffering the same tragedy they have morgan radford now with america under pressure >> it was a call that changed their lives. just four days before his 13th birthday brad and april's son hayden died by suicide. >> middle of the lockdown in april. and he had broken his monitor that he got for christmas. he broke it on accident we went in the kitchen and i hugged him and kissed him on the head >> reporter: t

let's bring in international correspondent kier simmons in london.hat are people making of the stalemate that we have, this wait and see? >> reporter: yeah, you're right, kate. everything that you guys have been watching, people have been watching around the world, either through the day in asia and australia, through the night here in europe. it was in the early hours statements from president trump and vice president biden came out. and the nature of the trump presidency demonstrating that america can make decisions that really rock the world has meant that there is polarization everywhere. so, for example, in israel we're hearing people saying they really hope president trump is re-elected, in many parts of europe the opposite, the hope this is the end of the trump presidency. not everywhere, though. the slovenian prime minister, the first european leader, is very right wing, to congratulate president trump calling it a triumph and sending by tweet his congratulations. but, kate, also the indecision at this stage is worrying many politicians in eu

with more here's keir simmons. >> reporter: irish eyes are smiling tonight. in ireland, president-elect biden is known simply as cousin joe one of those cousins, joe blewitt, is a plumber. his campaign slogan, joe biden for the white house, joe blewitt for your house. >> it would be lovely to be there to mark the inauguration in january. >> reporter: and cousin joe has never forgotten where his ancestors came from. >> during the terrible potato famine my great, great, great grandfather got on a ship in 1842. >> reporter: what a journey. as the president-elect's favorite irish poet says, sometimes hope and history rhyme. >> he has an appreciation for immigrants, people who have had to leave their country in search of a better life. >> reporter: joe biden will join a long list of irish-american presidents 23 from this one emerald isle kamala harris is the first black and asian-american vice president. >> my mother shyamala gopalan harris was always in our hearts. when she came here from india at the age of 19. >> reporter: over the years she's been home to visi

mayflower the second had the benefit of three centuries of simmons experience with the atlantic. southerly route was longer than the pilgrims course, but faster by far thanks to more reliable winds and favoring currents. the nantucket like ship was technically the first landfall. real land was still over the horizon, but the ship was as good as import. by air and sea, the triumphant little square rigger was escorted into complete her voyage 5435 miles under sail. in 54 days at sea, 66 for the original cruise, the modern mayflower achieved a notable feat which helps our age to realize just how much more was accomplished and endured by the pilgrim fathers. as it was in 16 20, province town harbor was the first port of call. here, the original desolate off shore while her cargo of migrants to the new world drew up the mayflower compact, one of the great milestones in a development of angle american democracy. on the shore at plymouth where wilderness awaited the pilgrims now stands a gleaming monument that houses plymouth rock. instead of some wisdom -- wilderness, a cheering crowd

keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> that's keir simmons reporting. >>> a new cdc report says the real covid cases in the united states could be eight times higher than what's being reported. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: for many families it was a thanksgiving they never envisioned, dinner to go. >> we just had to do something different. >> reporter: this colorado couple, who usually hosts, setting out takeaway orders for friend and family. >> i will be there at 1:15, i will be thereal 1 at 12:30, or want both or just white meat. >> reporter: a scaled down macy's parade, as the daily covid toll remains relentless. 2,000 more deaths, the most since july, at least 263,000 lives lost in the u.s. since the pandemic began. the cdc now says it believes the country is severely under counting the number of cases, and the real number could be eight times higher. >> i work in the covid units almost daily. they are filling up very, very fast. >> reporter: after the supreme court blocked new york from enforcing crowd restrictions on houses of worship, saying i

same watchdog speaking to us, urging the trump administration not to take drastic action. >> keir simmons reporting there. new at 11:00 for you, san jose animal care center knows it's a tough time for pet owner this is time of year. this weekend, it's holding its pet food drive. pet owners can show up, receive free food for their furry friends. that drive is saturday from 10:00 to 1:00 on monterey drive. there are still -- they are actually looking for a lot of other donations like dry cat food and other items. >> helping your pets to helping your fellow neighbor, you can help families in need this holiday season. next time you're at safeway, make sure you donate $10. that way that money can go to local food banks. our annual nourishing neighbors food drive runs through late december. >>> now if you're stepping outside, you're probably seeing the fog out there this morning, kari. coming into work this morning, some place i was like, what's that down there? it was fog. >> i told you it was going to foggy this morning, marcus. you shouldn't be that surprised about it. we start to get these

i'm going to turn it over to director simmons to begin the presentation. >> welcome, director simmonsank you for joining us. >> can you hear me? great. thank you, dr. nigusse-bland, for starting us off. so our request was that we provide a little more detailed information about some of the financial picture and specific programs and talk a little bit about some of the gaps we know exist in our system. i imagine there probably will be a follow-up and more detailed data that will be requested around specific areas. i think as i go through especially the first few slides, people will have a sense of how complex our system is. and so if a request for information, say, where are people discharged from a program is made, we'll need to know very specifically about like what type of program are you talking about? what kind of discharge? so there is a lot of detail that we need to discuss so we can get you the data that you need. so i'll go to the first slide, please. thank you. actually, i'm sorry. can we go to the slide before that? perfect. so we'll go through some of the b.h.s., dr. niguss

may yet force home learning on many families tonight austria's schools are closed lester >> keir simmons tonight, thank you. >>> the remnants of hurricane iota are causing damaging winds and catastrophic rains across central america after the most powerful storm of the year tore through nicaragua as a category 4 hurricane at least four deaths have been reported >>> in just 60 seconds our series "america under pressure" the serious impact of anxiety and depression on teens as many struggle through the pandemic what parents need to know tomorrow holds the course of your financial future. which is why it's good to know exactly how you'll get there. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life to protect their tomorrows. because protecting those you care about with life insurance and retirement solutions is a winning game plan. ask a financial professional about pacific life. >>> back with our week long focus on mental health challenges during the pandemic. tonight the impact on teens and one family hoping to keep others from suffering the same

>>simmons is clear 26 different landing zones on his property. it says there are only pilots who are using the area after thousands of takeoffs and landings there hasn't been a single incident. it wants to keep it that way. >>in college sport, i guess it is a sport 6 to hours. you're working your entire body not maybe physically hard >>the whole environment, you know that how you got to be on your game for you know forces you to be >>it's fun to be able to have a way you can measure that improvements so how do you respond to people who say oh it's just been tricked boys and their toys. >>but they love my airplane cost less a high and pickup truck, i don't feel bad about and then the kid feel airplane. these that expensive i threw out all morning today probably did. >>60 landing 60 takeoffs and i burned 15 dallas where the gas pump gas. >>simmons says he tries to be a good neighbor by not flying over nearby houses, many respects other's privacy. a lot actually. >>we know and they want to call us on sunday morning that timing of the flies like my b

simmons and thank you for this presentation. so, i guess for me it's kind of has a context to what i want to say like in the last 30 years, i get to witness someone who needs to be clustered like (inaudible) like clustered in order to get into a certain level of services and then when i was working for substance abuse programs, i breadread writing out a referrar the committee. this whole process, in terms of the change in technologies and also this integrated systems, i am really excited, you know, to learn what is going to continue to develop because this will save a lot of lives and this is going to help people find the stabilization they need so they can continue to experience good quality of life and this is not easy work and i've been there with certain people up and down and the level of care and so, my you can do it with the push of a button. how is mazing is that. i want to be sure they get the credit they're due as well. we are a lot of discussions in the time took to fill positions many times and as long as 12 months a

the agency says that could lead to, a major increase in cases and or simmons reports. for the u.k., it's another landmark in the spread of covert and it's causing a lot more than $50000.00. people who tested positive have died. britain's total of dead is now the highest in europe. nearly $600.00 deaths on wednesday overtakes figures since may in the 1st wave. every death is a tragedy. i mean, we mourn everybody who's gone and, and often either with their families as and friends as well. we're not out of the woods yet. it does still require everybody to follow the guidance elsewhere. in europe, the spread is on the increase too, in italy, where hotels are now being used to cope with an over spill of patients. the number of cases has now passed 1000000, as despite increased lockdown restrictions such as here in florence, spain's number of dead within 24 hours has increased to more than 400. it's the highest since the 2nd wave began. france is now using mobile units to treat non covert patients because of demands on its hospitals. germany as well continues to struggle. ye

lawyers say the documents that are being kept secret are at the center of their case and to simmons', which is a police officers in paris, a being investigated after they were filmed, forcefully. removing refugees, migrants from a campsite. the incident has drawn nationwide attention. aid groups are now trying to find temporary accommodation by hundreds of people after they were pushed out on monday night. only days after police cleared out a bigger camp near the national sports stadium. with asher bottlers in paris, she explains why the police are accused of using excessive force. what happened was on monday night, hundreds of migrants, mainly afghans decided to pitch their tents in on a square in central paris. now this was a protest that was being staged with the support of n.g.o.s and charities. are trying to draw attention to the plight of these migrants who most of them were sleeping on the streets ever since they'd been cleared out from another camp last week. now, the problem is a few hours after the migrants pitched their tents. police arrived and forcibly evacuated them from

>>simmons says he tries to be a good neighbor by not flying over nearby houses, many respects other'srivacy. a lot actually we know and they want to call us on sunday morning that timing of the flies like my body's over to watch you guys fly. >>it certainly is a show. in hayward ken wayne kron 4 news. for sports. >>from the greens of augusta to the bright lights of las vegas. it's been a busy day on the sports scene but we start as we always do on sunday on the football field specifically the mercedes-benz superdome in the big easy that's where the 49 ers took on the saints in a game, not many people gave them a chance to win. backup quarterback nick mullens said the forty-niners they believe however first drive of the game mullens led a 13 play 75 yard drive that resulted in this touchdown pass right here to rookie brandon and the niners jumped out to a 10 nothing lead but san francisco had some issues, especially special teams left put their the ball bounces off 10 webster and the saints recover it major miscommunication there and then on the following drive a play that would not dr

keir simmons, great reporting.seeing more of your interview tonight on "nbc nightly news." back to covid looking at the intersection of potential covid vaccines and eye-risk groups susceptible to getting very, very sick from the virus. today oxford university announced good news out of its phase two trials, their vaccine is as effective for the older demographic, for older folks as it is for younger folks. when it comes to the promising vaccines out of moderna and pfizer, a key group of people have not been included in those trials, pregnant women. and according to the cdc pregnancy significantly increases covid mortality risk. pregnant people are more likely to develop complications and admitted to the icu compared to non-pregnant people. joining me to talk about this is ruth faden, bioethicist at johns hopkins university who focuses on immunizations for pregnant women. you are literally the top expert in this conversation of vaccines for people who are pregnant and fortunate to have you here on the show. put it i

>>simmons is clear 26 different landing zones on his property. it says there are only pilots who are using the area after thousands of takeoffs and landings there hasn't been a single incident. it wants to keep it that way. >>in college sport, i guess it is a sport 60 minutes and hours. you're working your entire body not to be doing physically hard >>the whole environment, you know that how you got to be on your game for you know forces you to be >>it's fun to be able to have a way you can measure that improvement so how do you respond to people who say oh it's just been tricked boys and their toys. >>my airplane cost less a high and pickup truck, i don't feel bad >>and the kid feel airplane. these that expensive i threw out all morning today probably did. 60 landing 60 takeoffs and i burned 15 dallas where the gas pump gas. >>simmons says he tries to be a good neighbor by not flying over nearby houses, many respects other's privacy. >>a lot actually. >>we know and they want to call us on sunday morning that timing of the flies like my body's ov

caroline simmons is still with us.on't think anyone was shocked about what he's dead regarding the election. what was eye-catching about the fed yesterday is that they did open the door to potentially more bond purchases. he said it does not matter about the white house but about the fed. over the week, we have seen massive dollar weakness. where do you see the dollar going? caroline: we think the dollar will continue to weaken. the interest rate differential against some of the major currencies has not moved in recent months and the dollar is overvalued. as we get a resolution to the election, that should narrow -- that should provide a little more clarity. the risk on hopefully will dissipate. we also expect moving into next year for a vaccine to be developed which should allow the dollar to continue to weaken over time. with the fiscal package potentially smaller under a administration, the dollar weakness could be slightly less than it would be otherwise. annmarie: who wins in this scenario in terms of the fx space

jen and simmons energy trading on the board behind me. their efficient high speed testing is key to getting the coronavirus under control. but how best to transport the kits between places, california company matter net believes drones are the answer and is testing out the tech right here in berlin. it's the perfect job for a drone. shuttling coronavirus tests 11 kilometers across germany's capital from a hospital to the lab facilities. the drones will cut down the transport time from an hour to just 10 minutes. so at least the pandemic has helped to drive forward innovation in this topic. and then emergency situation like a pandemic, can bring about faster change and innovation that i think is a real chance. and i think that this project can benefit from it. the company which supplies the drones say they don't need human pilots, drones fly fully automatically. they lift off themselves and follow a pre-defined route and they land autonomously at the destination. at the modish from the start of 2021, the matter that drones will begin by tr

keir simmons, nbc news. london. >> if you have any problems back here at the polls or dropping off your ballot let us know. head to nbcbayarea.com/voting problems or you can tweet us using the #we investigate. be sure to stay with us for all of your decision 2020 election night coverage. we are ko we are following everything from the race to the white house to our state races. our coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. here on nbc bay area and continues throughout the night. >>> developing for you this morning. police in san francisco are trying to get to the bottom of a freak accident that left a firefighter critically injured and happened yesterday afternoon in the financial district. crews were wrapping up a call to a high-rise fire. they say the hose was pulled upwards sending that firefighter airbor airborne. it happened as a bus with traveling through the fire zone and video we saw at the seen it looks like the hose was wrapped around the rear wheel of the bus. they say the firefighter suffered a serious head in

and simmons came inside.convince me that if that i had to do was lie illegal strip searches and when i was we ship says by male officer specially out hours a night. >>so amos says that she told a female corrections officer about what happened. but says nothing was ever done. san joaquin county share of pat withrow says that was until recently when another victim came forward we are able to move in gather that evidence remove him from working situation, i'm sorry to the community one of our staff has let down the trust that they swore to do for our community and for our department. as for some and so far he has yet to comment on these allegations. his next court date set for december 17th. the sheriff says they have set up a hotline for inmates and their families to report possible abuse by corrections officers. >>switching gears right now we'll take a live look outside here along downtown san francisco showing us the bay bridge and it's nice to see in some of the shots they lit up the lights along the embarca

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stephen simmons in washington reporting sports now in formula one british driver lewis hamilton made history at the turkish grand prix is when there means he has. he called michael schumacher the all time record of 7 world titles. but 1st, he face an uphill task to seal the deal. lewis hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is timbale park. the mercedes drivers stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points sakyo paris to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now equaled the great michel schumacher his all time, record of 7 formula. one world titles. the dream to this is this kid has a very young and when i was young only watching the gold this is way way beyond our dreams. and i think it's so important for kids out that i hope they see this and know that no one's done this. and to anybody that tells you you can't achieve something, dream, the impossible and speak it into existence and you've got

keir simmons with that great reporting. keir and morgan thank you. coming up, with nearly 1,000 care givers at one of the country's most famous hospitals, sick or quarantining because of co-vid. we're going to have a live interview with the cleveland clinic ceo on this staffing crisis coming up. and today in michigan, two democrats and two republicans will meet to certify that state's election results with the state bracing for drama. i'll ask gary peters why they say it could end in a constitutional crisis. constitut? -audrey's expecting... -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. it's fooand minitron'sat subway got some new news! contactless curbside pickup is here! just tap for tasty in the app. and pickup contactless. cause it's safety first. right, tiny car? you wearing your seatbelt little man? subway. eat fresh. to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. serious

i want to bring in keir simmons.ck by the dichotomy here, parents dealing with kids staying home. in europe it's the flip, right? >> reporter: yeah. to some extent. you have a family. i have a family. we know that in this situation there are no easy choices. i don't want to just make it as if europe is doing better than america. we can't just say that but leaders appear to be prioritizing education. this morning, many classrooms are closed across america. across europe in contrast, countries like ireland, france and germany keeping schools open. in england, children at elementary schools learning new lessons. >> i wash my hands all the time. >> i feel safe because my teacher looks after us. >> reporter: inside, they've reorganized desks and even pens and pencils. >> their resources are in the packs and they don't share it. >> reporter: do you isolate them? >> yeah. so a year group is a bubble. >> reporter: many european countries closing bars, restaurants and hotels first, while comp satding workers but this month ne

the cbs news election headquarters and we're joined by cbs news political contributor jamal simmons. and cbs news political analyst leslie sanchez. leslie, i want to go to you because you come at this from a republican perspecive. and it was the man who represents your party who just said that he feels he's already won an election that is very much not decided. it is still an outstanding matter who will be the next president of the united states. what did you make of his remarks from the white house a short time ago? >> i think it's a tremendous amount of puffery. to be realistic about it, it's about keeping people excited the opportunity is there. the internal numbers from many of these swing states continue to look good for the president so he's feeling optimistic. it's the way he talks about it whether it creates suspicion if he's going to cast doubt on the election results. but i think what he's really trying to say is that he's excited about where the numbers are going to turn out. >> jamal, you, as i recall, a native son of michigan, correct? or is it your father? >> i am. no,

keir simmons reports from london. >> reporter: this morning, increasing restrictions and growing resentment, violent protests in spain over the weekend. stores loots and clashes with police. europe's infections are soaring. the numbers stunning. 5 million cases in a month doubling the first 5 million european infections which took nine months with 10% of the world's population. the continent has 22% of its coronavirus cases. and 23% of global deaths. almost 270,000 lives lost. it's submerged prince william had covid in the spring around the same time as his father prince charles. there are reports william, the second in line to the throne, kept his diagnosis secret in order to avoid alarming the country. no official word from the palace. germany imposing more restrictions today. bars and restaurants closing and italy has current lockdown still not working. in paris, lippert family whose story we have been following six months with a terrible feeling of deja vu. >> a part of going into this lockdown that feels a bit heavier because i know exactly what it's going to be like now. >> and they h

for a covid vaccine, russia is raising a few eyebrows with a vaccine that's 92% effective our keir simmons takes a closer look. >> reporter: another promise of vaccine announcements, but can it be trusted. russia naming its psputnik afte the world's satellite and saying it can save the world. scientists says interim data shows 92% effectiveness. that's with 16,000 volunteers, less than 43,000 for america's pfizer vaccine we traveled to moscow where the lab's director told me two doses could give two years' immunity, longer than pfizer's >> it's a very good program, important program. >> important important for people or russia >> important for people. >> reporter: scientists are worried the preliminary results are being rushed ow and not independently reviewed. >> it's very important that the world's health organization gives it a stamp of approval before they start exporting it all over the world. >> reporter: unlike pfizer's vaccine, it may not to need to be kept frozen, but it's unlikely to ever be approved in the u.s. frances? >> keir, thank you. >>> with less than 70 days until the in

much higher amount of enriched uranium than agreed to but in an exclusive interview with our keir simmons, th author is urging america to not consider military action >> reporter: based on the evidence you are seeing, now is not the time for military attack on targets in iran >> i would hope there would never be a time for a military attack. >> reporter: president trump might well be watching this. would you ask him for more time in iran? >> the question we suppose is tha if it's some kind of ultimatum that does not exist. >> president trump pulled out of that nuclear agreement in 2018 president-elect biden has vowed to rejoin. >>> new dash cam video showing a florida deputy opening fire on a car moving towards the deputy killing two black teens. their families tonight are demanding answers. let's get more on this from nbc's sam brock. >> reporter: in newly released police video -- >> stop the vehicle. >> reporter: -- central florida deputies shout commands to a teenage driver last friday who appears to stop the car and then this. >> stop the vehicle! [ bleep stop stop >> reporter: brevar

. >> it's ben simmons. >> reporter: on the helicopter, sixers star point guard ben simmons facetimedoing to pick him up right now! he's going to be at the game. we've got to win by 50. we're on the heli right now. we're going literally to go pick him up right now. >> he coming to the game? >> 100%. oh, my god. i've never been more excited in my life. >> reporter: minutes away from the prison, rubin gets a call from kevin hart, who had visited meek just hours earlier. >> we're rolling into the jail right now. literally everyone is going crazy. >> listen, there is absolutely -- listen. do you understand how big this is? for everyone, for the [ bleep ] city. there's no discussion. >> reporter: the news was barely an hour old by the time rubin arrived at the prison, but fueled by social media, big crowds had already beaten him there. >> free meek! free meek! free meek! >> reporter: an hour later meek mill, the face of a new movement, climbed into rubin's waiting suv a free man. >> how excited are you to get on the heli? >> this don't even feel real man. the helicopter right here? >> repo

andrew simmons reports. reporter: for the u.k.ther landmark in the spread of covid and it is causing alarm. more than 50,000 people have tested positive have died. britain's total of dead is not the highest in europe. nearly 600 deaths on wednesday overtakes figure since may in the first way. boris johnson: every death is a tragedy. we mourn everyone who is calm. we are not out of the woods yet. it does to require everybody to follow the guidance. reporter: elsewhere in europe the spread is on the increase too. in italy where hotels are now being used to cope with an over spell a patient's a number of cases has now passed one million despite increased lucked out restrictions, such as influence. spain's number of dead within 24 hours has increased to more than 2400, the highest since the second wave began. france is not using mobile units to treat noncovered patients because of demands on its hospitals. germany as well continues to struggle. >> [speaking foreign language] now we have two wards at capacity and we are barely able to

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correspondent stephan simmons in washington welcome stefan let's start with turnout how's it looking. one word for you 3 big letters and literally capital letters be big big turnout huge as you mentioned $100.00 plus 1000000 people already cast their vote before today those ballots are in they're going to be counted now and now long lines as far as we can tell across the country in all those states where polling stations are open right now and since the early morning hours here local long lines smooth going so far and no reports of massive problems at any polling stations in any state so far so yeah a lot of turnout people standing in line to vote in person today before the polling stations actually open in many many cases this is clearly clearly absolutely a historic day in terms of voter turnout and if you will a celebration of democracy right it's all about voting it's it's give you a vote go out there and vote and apparently people heard that and they're doing it they're voting in droves right now donald trump one on a late saving the last 2016 is that likely this year. yes and no

johnson's fiance, kerry simmons intervened. his machismo had increasingly got under his skin. could this lead to a meltdown a number 10 just as the bracks of process and has its final stages. even fellow party members are worried about it. quite extraordinary, not unacceptable. when we are in the final throes of the negotiations over britain . and we have a 31st of december deadline, downing street should allow itself to be distracted by internal squabbles at risk on becoming fed announced he'd leave downing street by the end of the year, just one of breck's, a transition phase. and now he put his own deadline in sport they, miami, marlins of holiday, came on as their new general manager making her the 1st female in major league baseball history. and had worked as the senior vice president of baseball operations for 9 years. and before that, in the front offices of a number of teams, 51 year old started her career as an intern for chicago white sox, the stiff female general manager, i should have said that, coming up next. i'll be back with the day after a look for today's a b

today's senior international correspondent keir simmons is in london with more on all of it.porter: craig, savannah, good morning to you. you're right, the lockdowns here to appear to have had an impact and now attention is focused -- we don't have thanksgiving here, but attention is focused on the winter holidays and what to do some news this morning, the uk government saying that people who travel here, if they are tested after five days will no longer need to quarantine for two weeks as europe tries to figure out how much is too much when it comes to easing restrictions this morning, britain is preparing for the holidays, knowing full well the coronavirus won't take any time off. >> prime minister boris johnson. >> reporter: the prime minister addressing the uk's world famous parliament from isolation. >> this virus obviously is not going to have a christmas truce. >> reporter: and addressing the nation urging caution. >> 'tis the season to be jolly but 'tis also the season to be jolly careful, especially with elderly relatives. >> reporter: europe's fight against the seco

trial of its vaccine shows it's highly effective but will it ever make it out of russia nbc's keir simmons has more. >> reporter: tonight another promising vaccine announcement. but can it be trusted? russia naming it sputnik after the soviet era satellite implying in a promotional video it will save the world. >> in this laboratory especially we purify proteins. >> reporter: and tonight russian scientists in this lab say interim data shows 92% effectiveness though that's with 16,000 volunteers. less than the 43,000 for america's pfizer vaccine. we traveled to moscow where the lab's director told me two doses could give two years immunity, longer than pfizer. two years? russia is already vaccinating front line workers like doctors. >> it's a good program, it's very important program. >> reporter: important? important for people and important for russia >> no, important for people. >> reporter: leading scientists worry the preliminary results are being rushed out and not independently reviewed >> that's very important that the world health organization gives it a stamp of approval before th

he insisted that his close friend lee kane should be made chief of staff, johnson's fiancee, kerry simmons intervened. his machismo had increasingly cut on the skin. could this lead to a meltdown a number 10 just as the bricks of process and has its final stages, even fellow party members? i worry that. i find it quite extraordinary, not unacceptable. when we are in the final throes of the negotiations over bridge, and we have a 31st of december deadline should allow itself to be distracted by internal squabbles at risk. on coming said, announced he'd leave tanning street by the end of the year, just one of breck's, a transition phase. and now he put his own deadline to some news from us sports now in the miami marlins have hi karen kim and should say as their new general manager, making her the 1st failed g.m. in major league baseball history and has worked as the senior vice president vice bowl operations for 9 years and before that in the front offices of a number of different teams, the 51 year old started her career as an intern for the chicago white sox. and a reminder of our top sto

and get a post bragg's it trade deal as the clock ticks down to next month's deadline from london simmons explains why the election of joe biden in the us is adding another significant aspect to the 2. michel barnier the hughes chief negotiator on the post trade deal has a spring in his step now he has a new bargaining chip the views of joe biden the president elect thinks breck's it was a mistake and the u.k. prime minister boris johnson who had counted on the support of donald trump as a weaker hand like johnson trump has no liking for the e.u. biden will follow policies that embrace the e.u. france and germany may well become more influential allies of the us than the u.k. the u.k. may be outside the e.u. is no longer the main interlock for washington in the e.u. it is outside so the special relationship is not what it used to be and people that think that it is for you so how salvage their relationship i basically believe all ahead of the u.s. election joe biden had already sent a warning shot and johnson who he's never met it was over the possibility of a hard border between northern

hundreds simmons', al-jazeera. iran has recorded its highly highest daily coronavirus death toll. since the pandemic began, 462 people died in just over 24 hours. the health ministry also confirmed a record number of daily infections at almost 12000 new cases. and more than 39600, people have now died from the virus in iran, which is the worst hit nation in the middle. east. carnivores restrictions are, being reimposed in several states across the u.s., as infections shot, some more records there. according to the coded it tracking project, $131000.00 new cases were confirmed on tuesday, and texas has become the 1st state to record more than a 1000000 cases. almost 62000 people are currently hospitalized with the virus more than ever before. measures have been tyson's in new york and several midwest states . i tell you this and all sincerity. we are in trouble. our local and state health care resources are approaching their limits. and if nothing is done soon to slow the rise in cases, our hospitals will be more overwhelmed than they already are. and we won't be able to be there f

hundreds simmons' al-jazeera. several states in the us a re imposing restrictions as infections there shatter more records on 136000, new cases were confirmed on wednesday, texas has become the 1st state to record more than a 1000000 cases. but his have been tightened in new york and several midwest states . i tell you this in all sincerity, oklahoma we are in trouble. our local and state health care resources are approaching their limits. and if nothing is done soon to slow the rise in cases, our hospitals will be more overwhelmed than they already are. and we won't be able to be there for all of those who need it. aid agencies are warning that are able to bring in much needed food and emergency supplies made in christe, fighting in northern ethiopia. thousands of people have fled, unrest integrate region many to neighboring through don triggering fears of a refugee emergency defensive began last week, the prime minister. but here's the regional government of attacking a military base. hundreds of people have bee