11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine. millions of americans will be heading to the airports in coming days to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. this health officials pleased to stay home cases across the u.s. of past 12000000. the centers for disease control say numbers could surge even higher. the u.k. finance minister says there won't be a normal christmas this year reduced in access as the government is doing what it can to help get families together. a prime minister is expected to outline his winter virus strategy on monday. it's the final day of the virtual g. 20 summit hosted by saudi arabia and the krona virus. and there it is dominated, but there are also been calls for saudi arabia to answer criticism over its human rights record. if you know his military says it plans to encircled the capital city of the region with tanks and seize, it is controlled by the people's liberation front. reuters is reporting the group has destroyed roads to stop the advance millions

larry:he north dakota state department of health puts out the number of hospital beds available and icuavailable, and the entire state is on the verge of running out of hospital beds. if this keeps growing, they may run out of beds by december, even though fewer people are dying andore are recovering. however, the number of cases of coronavirus is at an all-time record of 74,000. the state's pulation is less than san francisco county, which has five times here deaths. 0014ases compared to 83 people dead in north dakota and 74,000 cases. laura: does it feel as though you are in the middle of a public health emergency, are people taking it seriously? >> we have gone toal lot of the we have been to places in fargo. a lot of people don't a trust it serious as it is one person told us, i am young aay him,, but i don't think this is serious. as a weather has become colder, more people spend time indoors. people like to go to church. today it 27 degrees fahrenheit. it is a heatwave for north dakota standards. the health care workers are terrified of what could be a new search. -- surge. laura:

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. shavar dancing has more on the situation in the us from wilmington, delaware home state of president elect, joe biden. the midwest is a particularly big head to the middle of the country, basically is being particularly hard hit 200000 dollars 200000 cases a day, you know, being, being recorded. and the fear is that we have the spike right now with hospital beds on the overstrained. and we might be heading for yet another spike because of the thanksgiving holiday, which is coming on on thursday, the c.d.c. pleading with americans not to travel to visit their families this week. they really think that it will become a huge super spreader event. basically if i giving as families gather around dining tables, they're all suggestions of some of the arrogance of these are heeding those warnings . a 1000000 americans posts through us, their ports on friday. that's less than half the same. but the number that time last year, having said that,

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states. across all states, in all the areas where this, the state departments of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. g. 20 leaders have promised to spare no effort in making sure coronavirus vaccine to distribute it fairly around the world. but concluding never summit hosted by saudi arabia. they gave you specifics on exactly how this would be guaranteed. discussions also focused on helping poor nations recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic. us president donald trump's campaign will appeal of ruling that denied its request to help president elect joe biden's win in the state of pennsylvania. a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit on friday, saying the claim to prevent state officials from satisfying results was without merit. former governor of new jersey, fellow republican, chris christie, says illegal campaign has become fosco. the president's legal team has been a national embarrassment. they want to inside the courtroom. they allege fraud outside the courtroom, but when they go inside the courtroom, they will put fraud and th

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health would have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. meanwhile, g. 20 leaders have promised to spend efforts in making sure coronavirus vaccines are distributed fairly around the world. but wrapping up their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia. they gave few specifics on exactly how this would happen. scotians have focused on helping poor nations to recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic and then in bikini a fast. so polls are have closed in their election, but it's been a vote that's mobbed by violence and allegations of fraud. president, lot christian cobra is seeking a 2nd 5 year term in office 2 of his challenges have accused him of trying to rig the ballots. hundreds of thousands of people have been unable to vote with polling stations in the north and the east being closed of the fears of attacks by armed groups. witnesses next looking? a vigilante groups fight for legitimacy in south africa will be more news after that from doha. american people have finall

of december. hopefully the first people to be immunized across the united states, across all states, in all the areas where the state departments of healthl have told us where to deliver the vaccines. >> you have said you plan to vaccinate 20 million people in the month of december in the united states and up to another 30 million per month after that. how many americans need to be vaccinated for life to be able to return to normal and when might that happen? >> so normally, with the level of efficacy we have, 95%, 70% or so of the population being immunized would allow for true herd immunity to take place. that is likely to happen somewhere in the month of may or something like that based on our plans. i really hope and look forward to seeing that the level of negative perception of the vaccine decreases and people's acceptance increases. that's going to be critical to help us. most people need to be immunized before we can go back to a normal life. >> i want to get to that in a second. but before we talk about the need for the public to understand that this is safe, these vaccines have moved significantly more quickly than other modern

the 11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine. donald trump's legal team is appealing a pennsylvania court ruling which dismissed an attempt to invalidate millions of 1000000 votes. it's the latest setback in trump's bid to overturn the results of the u.s. presidential election. ethiopia's prime minister has given rebels in the northern tier gray region until wednesday to surrender. government forces are threatening an all out assault on the regional capital. and there's the headlines more you see here are 0 after 101 east next from the al-jazeera, london pool path and time to get income. the take then the state, the american state that being a state capitalism, unprompted uninterrupted. all of these, these divisions of the working class of working people and they keep us from realizing our collective power. molly crabapple me full make then if you obey the market for 30 years, you begin to work a bit and believe the hour of your lot. judy is beyond quit date on al-jazeera some have

. >> reporter: in oklahoma, the need for nurses is so dire, the state department of health is allowing asymptomatic covid-19-positive nurses to keep working. surging cases have some cities making preemptive strikes. los angeles county public health director barbara ferrier. >> we're in for a very rough time because we will have a surge on top of a surge. >> reporter: starting monday, gatherings in l.a. county with anyone outside of your household will be banned. the exception: religious services and protests. c.d.c. advisers will vote tuesday on who will be the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine when one is approved. jamie. >> yuccas: danya bacchus in los angeles, thank you. president trump this weekend is splitting time between camp david and his golf course. he's also been bizo twitter, again making false claims about the elections. cbs' ben tracy is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: marine one dropped president trump off at his virginia golf club this morning, his third day in a row of hitting the links. but his efforts to overturn the election results are going negotiabl

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health would have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. g. 20 leaders of promise to spend 0 efforts in making sure coronavirus vaccine to distribute it fairly around the world. but concluding their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia. there were few specifics on exactly how this is going to be guaranteed. discussions also focused on helping poor nations to recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic. and the polls have closed and the election became a fast vote that was marred by violence and allegations of voter fraud. president rock much christian cavour, a is seeking a 2nd 5 yet in office 2 of his challenges have his challenges of accused him of trying to rig the ballots. hundreds of thousands of people have been unable to vote with polling stations in the north and east of the country being closed because of fears of attacks by certain groups and militias. talked to al jazeera is coming up next lou to see more than 55000000, people have contracted cope with 19 globall

the 11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. she 20 leaders say they'll spend no efforts to ensure the fair distribution of coronavirus vaccines around the world bus driving up their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia. take a few specifics on exactly how this would be guaranteed, and also promised to help poorer nations to recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic. ethiopia's prime minister has given rebels in the northern to grave breach until wednesday, to surrender up on forces are threatening an all out assault on the regional capital mechanic. vote counting is underway in the kind of those presidential and parliamentary elections. president mark aboard a is seeking a number term be challenged by 12 other candidates, and some are already in election for donald trump's legal team is appealing a pennsylvania court ruling which dismissed an attempt to invalidate millions of malin votes. a federal judge said the lawsuit was without merit. is yet another legal

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine., there's been a surge in new infections across the u.s., which has now recorded more than 12000000 cases. hospital admissions have doubled in recent weeks and daily deaths and they are in highs not seen since may. and g. 20 leaders have promised to spend no effort in making sure that vaccines are distributed fairly around the world. fast wrapping up the virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia. they gave few specifics on exactly how this would be guaranteed. we have more on the g 20 summit a bit later, but 1st she brings us up to date with the situation in the us. from wilmington, delaware, that's the home state of president elect, joe biden. the midwest is a particularly hard hit to the middle of the country, basically is being particularly hard hit. 200000 always 200000 cases a day now being, being recorded. and the fear is that we have the spike right now with hospital bags under enormous strain. and we might be heading for yet anothe

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states, across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. col haim is in washington d.c. for us. so this looks like a major turning point in the global fight against covert 19, right? well, it could be to seems like some, finally, some good news after 8. horrible, horrible months. put, put it in perspective though, how things are going right now in the united states here in washington, d.c. and the vast majority of states to experience in record numbers on friday, almost 200000 people tested positive for the coronavirus and the holiday is approaching. they told people to stay home, they're not staying home. you see people traveling all across the country for the thanksgiving holiday. health experts say this is going to put hospitals to the breaking point. we're not seen here, but we saw in the spring, which was the military jumped in, they started building field hospitals. one of the bigger concerns now is let's say when new york had their outbreak in the spring, what they were able to do is

state is seeing a wave of new coronavirus cases. just tonight, the modeling report from the state department of health and colorado school of public health one out of every 49 residents in colorado is infected. that's tens of thousands of people, governor. how are you going to stop this? >> this is just horrific. this is our entire country, don. state after state, it's the worst north of us, in the dakotas, the upper northwest. 1 in 49 people have it. this is the message we're trying to drive home. if you have ten people over for thanksgiving, from different households, you have a 1 in 5 chance of being exposed. that's why we have to avoid interacting with people outside of our homes. not just here, but in every state in the country, with such a resurgence of the virus. almost 200,000 cases today. >> you said today that 80% to 85% of the state's icu beds are in use now. what is your message, not only for the people in colorado, but around the country, governor? >> i mean, look. it can't get much worse for longer. unless we do something now to make sure we have enough beds for people. not just people with covid, but heart attacks, strokes

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states. across all states, in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine is in washington d.c. . it sounds like this could be a major turning point in the global fight against crime, the virus exactly. sammy finally some good news. it's been what i had really pretty horrific 8 months of cross the globe. so this is being the heralded as potentially really impressive news. he went on to say that if enough americans get these vaccinations that the country could just be back to normal by may. now dr. anthony fauci, the lead infectious disease expert put a little bit of doubt on that. he said for that to happen, we can't just have 40 to 50 percent of people in this country. take the vaccine, it have to be much higher, more like 70 percent. and there are some hurdles to get there. part of the problem is the transition of power. now president donald trump, still not acknowledging that he in fact clearly lost this election. and if you can kind of make it out behind me, they're already building the grandstand for ex

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states. across all states, in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine are now joined by out of their cars. one of patti calling in washington. so some positive news in the fight to contain a virus it really is, i mean, how long has it been almost 9 months and we've had absolutely nothing nice to say nothing positive to say about the coronavirus. he went on to say that you think that by may of next year, basically we could return immunity in this country. now dr. anthony fauci, who is the lead infectious disease expert in this country, said that probably not because that means a huge portion of the population would have to get vaccinated. and this is a country that there is a small minority that just don't get vaccines, but they're very vocal on social media. and there was just a poll that said only 58 percent of americans say they're going to get this vaccine when it's available. 79 percent of people said they're not quite sure if this was done right. if it was rushed. so it's going to be a huge public r

the 11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people to be immunized across the united states across all states . in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine., well, here in the u.k., regulators could approve the pfizer biotech vaccine for use this week, citing government sources. the telegraph newspaper is reporting formal appraisal of the vaccine is about to begin in person. the national health service has been told to prepare to administer the vaccine from december 1st if successful it would be approved in the u.k. before regulators claim its use in the u.s. . of course, the challenge in the long term is to make sure that these vaccines are distributed around the world. simon clark is an associate professor in cellular microbiology at university of reading. he says distribution in the developing world in poorer countries could be difficult. distributing is going to be the really difficult think this, we know the face of accede that it requires storage at minus 70 to minus 80 degrees . and of course in many parts of the world, maintaining a cold chain like that is already difficult. so th

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine., there has of course, been a surge in new infections across the u.s., which has now recorded more than 12000000 cases. hospital admissions have doubled in recent weeks. daily deaths and meringue highs not seen since may. g. 20 leaders have promised to spend no effort in making sure the vaccines are distributed fairly around the world. wrapping up their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia. take a few specifics on exactly how this would be guaranteed. i'll have more on that little bit later, but 1st, let's go to. she has a townsend, who joins us live from wilmington, delaware, the home state of president elect joe biden. shihab, so the white house that same task force says the plan is to vaccinate what $20000000.00 people before the end of the year. i mean, how would that even work? that is a massive undertaking it's really difficult to judge these projections because they also stunningly rapid in some ways. what they also said was th

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine. and g 20 leaders are promising to spare no effort in making sure coronas fire risk. vaccines are distributed fairly around the world. but wrapping up their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia, they gave few specifics on exactly how this will be guaranteed. discussions also focused on helping poor nations recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic. ethiopian prime minister has given to grain fighters 72 hours to surrender before the military begins an offensive on the regional capital mckelway, calories controlled by the great people's liberation front. reuters news agency reports. the group is destroyed. roads to stop an advance. millions of voters in begin a fast so are casting their ballots in an election, taking place under the shadow of violence and allegations of fraud. president rockmart is seeking a 2nd 5 year term in office opposition. parties in pakistan have been holding a major rally calling on the prime mini

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who will be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine. g. 20 leaders say they'll spend no effort to ensure the fair distribution of coronavirus vaccines around the world. wrapping up their virtual summit hosted by saudi arabia . take a few specifics on exactly helpless and began to eat. they also promised to help poor nations to recover from the economic damage inflicted by the pandemic. if you o.p.'s prime minister has given rebels of the northern tier grave region until wednesday to surrender, government forces are threatening an all out assault on the regional capital mechanic. vote counting is underway advocate of fossils presidential and parliamentary elections. president is seeking another term that is being challenged by 12 of the candidates, and some are already alleging election fold. legal team is appealing a pennsylvania court ruling which dismissed him attempt to invalidate millions of malin votes. it was yet another legal setback in trying to overturn the results of the u.s.

state is really seeing a wave of new coronavirus cases. just tonight, a modeling report from the state department of health and colorado school of public health estimating that one out of every 49 residents in colorado is infected. that's tens of thousands of people, governor. how are you going to stop this? >> this is just horrific. i mean, this is our entire country, don. state after state. it's north of us, the dakotas, the upper midwest. one in 49 people. this is the message we are trying to drive home, folks. if you have, you know, ten people over for thanksgiving from different households. that gives yourself a one in five chance of being exposed to this deadly virus. for every five households who do it, one of them is going to have an outbreak. that's why we have got to avoid interacting with people outside our homes for the next few weeks. we got to grip down and do this, not just in colorado, don, but almost 200,000 cases, today. >> you said, today, that 80 to 85% of the state's icu beds are in use, now. what -- what's your message, not only for the people in colorado but, around the country, governor? >> yeah. i mean, look. it can't

. >> on the 11th or 12th of december, hopefully, the first people will be immunized across the united states, all states, in all the areas where the state department's of health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine. multi-strategy -- multi-asset strategist at societe generale joins us. we are extolling the virtues of bullishness. how do you want to be positioned? a bit of a rumble and then yawn on credit, but you are still a buyer of equities. theyrrently in markets, tug-of-war between the covidterm outlook of new cases, how long it will take to vaccinate people, and the more medium-term outlook, which is constructive, which the fact that at this point, the l-shaped recovery from any scenario, we will be focused standpoint, one thing to keep in mind is compared to other cycles, you will have slightly more impetus versus previously because of the low interest rate environment but also the fact you are looking for bond proxies that could protect the portfolio. at this point, the equity space could continue to perform well, even if i think by the end of the year it is unlikely investors will move fully risk on. divergencee see this between bonds and ri

the state department of health has issued more changes yesterday saying they can reassign the tier at any time, not just once a week and can move back several tiers at a time. the counties will be required to put in the changes a day after the tier is announced. >> we are considering full disclosure, little bit of a preview, the idea of a curfew. we have a lot of questions about what that looks like, what it doesn't look like, who does it impact, who doesn't it impact, what does it mean . >> some states have curfews but not everybody is on board. we will look into that in the next hour. we will look at the purple tier and which counties in that just ahead. reporting live from treasure island. >>> as cases start surging you can stay up to date by downloading the new app to get real news time updates. >>> developing many morning santa cruz is dealing a coronavirus outbreak at a skilled nursing facility. santa cruz is the biggest site with more than 100 people living there. 29 residents and nine staff have tested positive as of monday. officials say a small number of residents in the hos

of the states. here are the populations that should be prior tiesitized. then each state department of healthl have asked us to distribute it and then it will be the state, each state will independently decide, taking into account the guidance who to immunize. some states may make different decisions, depending on their population and their situation. but, clearly, the highest risk people, the front line workers and health care workers will be among the first to be immunized in the next three months after approval. >> dr. fauci told me last week, quote, of course, it would be better for the public health of the american people if the transition process began and the trump administration began working with the biden transition team. do you agree with him as a purely health matter if you were able to talk to the incoming biden administration this handoff would go smoother than being denied that ability? >> of course, you know, smoothness is what we all aim for and, therefore, it would be better. i have to say what we have done the last six, seven months is absolutely stay outside of the politic

. >> the way things are planned is we will distribute vaccines where each state department of health will have asked us to distribute it and then it will be the state, each state will independently decide taking into account the guidance who to immu immunize. some states may make different decisions. >> what kind of preparations do you believe should be taken right now about this vaccine distribution? >> a lot. the logistics of distributing this vaccine are really complicated. we have to know where to put those super cold freezers. we have to figure out how to get vaccine -- even the ones with regular freezers, we have to distribute the vaccine out broadly. you have to know which -- for white rite now we believe health care workers and first responders will be in that early pool. which health care workers and which first responders? who gets the vaccine first? who gets moderna pfizer vaccine? one has to get a booster at three weeks, one at four weeks. it's complicated figuring all that out. >> a lot of work to be done. doctor, thank you. have a great thanksgiving week. >> appreciate i

and in oklahoma, the state department of health says they are down to 5% icu capacity left.ranslates to less than 50 icu beds. what's more concerning is the way the numbers have been trending there. in oklahoma, like in many places across the country, they have seen a jump of more than 50% in coronavirus cases this past week compared to the previous week. >>> i'm bianna golodryga in new york. new york city could be on the verge of shutting down all in-person schools by or even before thanksgiving due to the city's rising coronavirus positivity rate. mayor bill de blasio warning thursday that schools will close if the city's seven-day average crosses bo crosses above 3%. the rate as of thursday stands at 2.6%. school closures would be a setback for the largest school district. there are currently 300,000 students attending in-person classes. the news comes after recent data showed that since schools have reopened last month, the positivity rate among students and faculty was at just .17%. just this week, the philadelphia school district shelved plans to bring students and sta

we will be hearing from the departnt omehealth, the state department of health, where everyone stands and whether or not the two particular counties will remain in red or whether they will slip into the restrictive purple tier. cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >>> let's take a live look at los angeles as cases there climb. the county is now averaging 4,500 new cases per day and the decision may come as soon as today when supervisors meet. it comes with a new travel order taking effect tomorrow recommending anyone arriving in l.a. county self-quarantine for 14 days. >> laura, listen to this, new for you that morning a new poll finding about 35% believe gathering for thanksgiving is worth the risk of catching or even spreading covid-19. this is according to the children's hospital in michigan. about two-thirds of parents say they believe in asking guests to maintain social distancing as much as possible. nine in ten say they would ask family members with symptoms to stay away. >>> a community meeting in regard to a shooting one week ago that left a suspect critically injured. offi

. >> we will have identified with each state, department of health, where they want the vaccines to be located. within 24 hours from the approval, the vaccine will be moving and located in the areas where each state will have told us where they want the vaccine doses. >> we have a team of reporters following the latest this hour. let's begin with josh ledderman. how are memberles of the republican party reacting to trump's legal challenges? >> reporter: republicans fall into one of three camps. you have a small group of diehard trump allies like doug collins in georgia, several others sticking with the president's claim there's been massive fraud, that somehow he won this election and that his victory is not recognized. you have a small group like mitt romney and other republicans who are saying, president-elect joe biden won. it's time to move on. then you have a lot of republicans who are somewhere in the middle. they are not denying the fact that this clearly is moving in the direction of joe biden taking office as he will on january 20th. but not willing to totally distance themsel

we will have already identified with each state department of health where they want the vaccines to be located. we cannot move the vaccine doses prior to the emergency use authorization. within 24 hours from the approval, vaccine will be moving and located in the areas where each state will have told us where they want the vaccine doses. and then it is each state that will decide specifically, based on the guidance from the acip and cdc, who they will vaccinate. >> is there a point where you may -- the federal government may say, wait a minute, state "x," you're not inoculating enough frontline workers, hospitalizations are rising too fast, you need to focus more of these vaccines there, if you see a state not doing that? is that something you would intervene and tell a state, look, we know we left this up to you, but you're not inoculating nearly enough health care workers? >> right. first of all, the vaccine doses will be distributed on a proportionate basis to the population, and frankly, i don't see that the federal government will intervene on a state decision. now, i assume ea

the state department of health just a couple of days ago recommended the governor issue that mask mandate. earlier this year, she had talked about it being -- mask mandates in general being, quote, feel-good measures. still there are some critics in iowa that feel these new restrictions don't go far enough. chuck, you mentioned i was in des moines. we moved from des moines, about an hour outside of des moines. earlier today we had spoken with doctors and nurses who were worried their icu capacity was already full. that they had no more space. well, now we're here at a more rural hospital in knoxville, iowa. this hospital has no covid icu. they are very worried about what the coming weeks and months will mean. i'm joined by the ceo of knoxville hospital and clinics. kevin kinkade, thank you for joining us. we're here outside of your emergency room. what is the situation inside this hospital right now? >> so, first, thank you for telling the real story. appreciate you being here. but as we currently set, we have, thankfully, been blessed to be able to meet our community need, but at the thi

guest: we are a professional organization who represents the anderships of state territorial public health departments across the state. -- united states. guest: in every state the public of department has a commissioner health official and they are main constituents. ,hey have leadership teams running things on a day-to-day basis. >> what would be your role or what has been your role during this pandemic? guest: states have been very involved in this pandemic. they have been the frontline and so the organization of been working for has been working closely with them while researching issues for them and also one communicating -- also on communicating with others. what are your thoughts on recent headlines about the spike in covid cases? the wall street journal described it as everywhere. guest: it is very concerning. it's something we knew that the likelihood could happen. knows we are seeing levels of infection we have not seen before in this country. particularly when you look at what happened on the east coast back in the spring and how close where we situations will almost went over the capacity

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people will be immunized across the united states, across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have to told us where to deliver the vaccine that's going to chaper towns in wilmington, delaware. so it any more details on that when this could happen at the immunization plan itself. as you mentioned, 1st vaccinations expected off the f.d.a. approval expected of the approval of the some of the chance of 11 from 12. it's quite a bishop schedule way faster than the and we had, we had expected the experts now saying from the administration, they're hoping for herd immunity by april may of next year 70 percent vaccination uptake, but by them, which is kind of amazing really, i guess a lot does depend on how many americans choose to get vaccinated, and that's always rather worrying because of a lot of anti vaccine sentiment in the u.s. some posting 40 percent of american suspicious, a vaccination is over. there's a hope that once the vaccinations are rolled out more and more americans will choose to take the vaccination. in the meantime though, the main issue right now is the fax g

11th or on the 12th of december, hopefully the 1st people who would be immunized across the united states across all states. in all the areas where this, the state department of health will have told us where to deliver the vaccine call him is in washington d.c. . so are people letting out a giant hole or a it sounds like some finally, some good news in this kind of a story. it's good news, but it comes with a couple cabbie ads. we haven't heard yet from a u.s. president. he's actually not there. he's gone to his golf course again this weekend, but yes, this could be potentially incredibly good news, the head of the operation warp speed or you just heard from saying, it's possible that by may we could reach herd immunity. now dr. anthony fauci is come out and said, probably now, because right now he said a 40 to 50 percent of adults get the vaccine that's not going to get us to herd immunity by may. you might be asking, how could they do this? how do they have this just like in a cupboard waiting to go out to 20000000 people? well, it's because when they stood up operation, warp speed, which is basically a group of health and human services people, department of def

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the number of patients hospitalised with covid—19 in the united states has jumped nearly 50% in the last two weeks. in california, the state's department of public health in most areas. here's the head of infectious disease in the us, dr anthony faucl we're not talking about shutting down the country. we're not talking about locking down. we're talking about intensifying the simple public health measures that we all talk about — mask wearing, staving distance, avoiding congregate settings, doing things to the extent that we can outdoors versus indoors. if we do that, we'll be able to hold things off until the vaccine comes. that news conference followed one by the president—electjoe biden, in which he laid into president trump for blocking the transition, which he said would make fighting coronavirus more difficult. and there is no excuse not to share the data and let us begin to plan. because on day one, it's going to take us time — if we don't have access to all this data — it's going to put us behind the eight ball by a matter of a month or more, and that's lives. how many would be lost as a consequence of that? i can't tell you. president—elect bid

to be, may be health care workers, may be first—line workers, may be individuals who are at very high risk, elderly people, we will already have identified with each state and department ofthey want the vaccines to be located. we cannot move to vaccine doses prior to the emergency use authorisation. within 2a hours from the approval, vaccine will be moving and located in the areas where each state will have told us where they wa nt to state will have told us where they want to vaccine doses, and then it is each state that will decide a specifically based on the guidance who they will vaccinate. joining me now is professor laurence gostin, director of the who center on public health & human rights. thank you forjoining us, i'm sure you heard that clip. it's the question of who to vaccinate first. just to go back to what the doctor said, the question is who to vaccinate first. how is this decided? it's deciding to buy the us centres for deghrees control and prevention, based on a academy of sciences. it's very likely the authorisation by the usdfa will be based on the most vulnerable. this is turning what would normally be a conventional vaccination programme on its head,

the number of patients hospitalized with covid—19 in the united states hasjumped nearly 50% in the last two weeks. in california, the state's department of public health ordered an overnight curfew in most areas. here's the head of infectious disease in the us, dr anthony fauci. we're not talking about shutting down the country, we're not talking about locking down. we're talking about intensifying the simple public health measures that we all talk about — mask wearing, staving distance, avoiding congregate settings, doing things to the extent that we can outdoors versus indoors. if we do that, we'll be able to hold things off until the vaccine comes. that news conference followed one by the president—elect joe biden in which he laid into president trump for blocking the transition, which he said would make fighting coronavirus more difficult. and there is no excuse not to share the data and let us begin to plan, because, on day one, it's going to take us time if we don't have access to all this data, it's going to put us behind the eight ball by a matter of a month or more — and that's lives. how many would be lost as a consequence of that? i can't t

>> stephanie, there are so many cases now in the state that the department of health services here has said they can no longer contact trace. when you talk to public health officials, they'll tell you that's the point at which the pandemic gets completely out of control and becomes impossible to slow down. the governor is literally begging people to stay at home for thanksgiving. he doesn't have the legal authority to imply stay-at-home order because he's up against a republican statehouse. he's up against the supreme court which in the past rejected some of those restrictions. we'll see more of that in surrounding states because there's no way to take this influx of patients, stephanie. >> none of this should be political. it's public health. cal, thank you. please, stay safe where you are, both of you. >>> joining us now, maria palles, an american hero. a registered nurse on the front lines in the covid ward at the university of new mexico hospital. first, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for what you're doing every day. can we ask you to take us inside your hospital? what

scientific developments that was funded on a bipartisan basis for a friday and state the governor announced the department of health and human services would distribute a new covid-19 therapy to hospitals across the state as early as this week. the antibody treatment is produced by eli lilly will be critical in reducing rehospitalizations. a cement for those to be a higher risk of developing severe symptoms like the elderly ose with underlying illnesses. those who are diagnosed with covid-19 this drug may be effective in preventing the onset of severe symptoms. the antibody treatment has received emergency use authorization from the food and drug administration last week. i am hopeful it will help stop or at least slow dramatically the alarming rise of hospitalizations that we have seen across parts of my stage. so far, about 80000 doses are ready for distribution. we should have bet up to a million doses a day by the end of the year. while the quantity is limited at this point, every single dose could mean a life saved. this alone is cause for hope. butee the ghost good news does not stop there. last week pfizer a

will be immunized across the united states, across all states, in all the areas where the state department of healthver the vaccine. he also says he sees a 70% vaccination rate herd immunity in the u.s. by may. there is a little bit more of a hurdle to jump over. that is fda approval of the vaccine. justs just applied for this friday, and in fact, it should be approved -- or they will meet again on december 10. here is what the fda chief stephen hahn tweeted out earlier today. he says while we cannot predict how long the fda review will take, the agency to review the request has -- the agency will review the request and help make available a vaccine that the american people deserve as soon as possible. there is urgency behind us. the daily death rate in the u.s. 6.t 14 that is half of the 2600 peak we saw in april. adultsout half of u.s. said in a recent survey that they would get a covid-19 vaccine. that is another small hurdle. but i think it is interesting that larry merlo says once the virus job is approved within 48 hours, they will be putting this vaccine into the arms of the elderly populatio

is important because our school was created with the idea of improving the health of hoosiers, especially as we support the state health department and local health departments across the state. , i am dr. mentioned paul halverson, a founding dean of the fairbanks school of public health. since april, our team of researchers has led a statewide study to understand the spread of covid-19 in indiana. it has been a complex operation that has highlighted the ability of hoosiers to mobilize quickly and coordinate across multiple state agencies and private organizations to support the health and well-being of everyone in our state. while several other states are developing plans for testing on the scale, indiana remains only state that has conducted random sample testing statewide. it is now in three phases and we are going to talk about that in a moment. it is exciting to showcase what indiana can do. i am pleased to introduce my colleague, who has served as the lead scientist on this testing initiative. he will support key findings from wave three and i will highlight some of the overall findings that the indiana prevalence study has

there's been a lot of planning by the cdc and state health departments in terms of how they would distributere available, but this vaccine, if it pans out, it's not going to have big impact this winter. in early course will go to health care providers, those in positions of greatest risk, but not widely distributed to the general public until spring or later. >> doc, cases have never been higher in our country, passed 10 million cases today and another surge is sweeping the country. is there anything we can be doing to get it under control before the vaccine comes? >> there is so much we can be doing. one, we need to come together as a nation and recognize that following the recommendations of public health is best way to get economy up and running in sustained way, the best way to protect each other, to make sure our children are safe, our parents are safe, those in our communities are safe. i'm hoping now the election is over, we can see governors stepping up and mandating masks in each of their states. just saw utah do that, a terrific move. we estimate if everyone in america wore masks a

of purple. the answer is no. we are focused on the limited stay-at-home order and the restrictions that are listed in the states purple tier. the department of public health will be monitoring the health indicators to track how we are doing and ensuring we are doing the best to flatteten the curve and protect public safety. i want to emphasize our behavior not just businesses or others, our individual behavior in support of our small businesses and support o businesses tryingo support your holiday cheer and how we do that over the next two weeks will dictate the next two months. i want to very much thank the business community for their cooperation, for their diligence and initiative this holiday season. also, i appreciate the questions you have been providing we have been doing our best to answer as the city to serve you to operate safely in san francisco. i know we have been very encouraged by the health and safety measures of the businesses. now we need everyone in the business community to keep it up, behind full, follow rules, we want all residents to follow those rules of public health guidance, take it seriously, keep on your mask, wash hands, stay

state well. it's urban, suburban, rural, north, central, south. we deal with each one of these districts on a one-off basis with the state department of education, department of health, but also with the local health authorities, the local superintendent, boards of education. we'll continue to do that. >> it's also a state of small businesses. you're in a really difficult position because many small businesses are angry. they're fighting back against restrictions because they're trying to stay alive. they're not get anything additional support from the federal government. we have not seen ppp extended or any other program. is there anything from a state perspective you can do to help tide these businesses over? >> yeah, well, through our economic development authority, we're still putting money on the street. happy to say. whether it's grants, loans or discounts for ppe for small businesses. and we'll continue to do that. but your point is the right one. no state has enough money to deal with this meltdown. no one state. no matter who we are. and we need the federal government to step up and not just step up in a modest way, but in a big way. i was on with speaker p