because the big story is the numbers on covid and the possible light at the end of thl with the vaccineoming. we will be talking to the secretary of health and human services, the fda schedule to review the emergency youth authorization for the pfizer vaccine. so we will be talking with him about that and the possibility of covid relief with a member of this bipartisan panel that has come up to this $900 million compromise. senator bill cassidy, republican of louisiana but finally we will be talking to john brennan, former cia director about the foreign policy challenges the new president faces. joe biden is going to have to take on the world on january 20th as well. >> john: i wonder if brendan might have something to say about the durum investigation being extended. >> he will be asked about that. >> john: we will see you on sunday. another public health official coming up on "the daily briefing." surgeon general jerome adams joins us next. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short li

at cnbc global head quart ertz stocks xweerg gearing up for thl week of 2020 looking to build on record highs president trump pulling a u-turn, signing off on the funding bill after days of blocking it. shares of alibaba under pressure, and bit koipoi bitcoi new hires and ipos and spax. we talked to an investor and some of 2020's biggest trading debuts it is monday, december 28th. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan hope everyone had a great and festive christmas. here's how money and global markets are setting up the day the last week of 2020 and futures pointing to a higher open on the news of the stimulus bill dow jones up 1635, nas cac up 76 and the s&p 500 a higher open by 25 points. this after a relatively muted week amid this christmas holiday. the dow and nasdaq eeking out slight gains the s&p 500 wrapped up the week with a slight loss the russell 2000 small cap index climbing more than 1.5%, the eighth straight week of gains, it's the longest weekly winning streak since february of 2019. with four days left in th

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with the viral vectors, it takes longer to sin the synthesize thl vector vaccines. know how much they'll be able to mass produce the johnson & johnson vaccine. i don't believe we've been given estimates on the doses, amounts that they expect to be readily available. i think that will be one of the challenges, is getting the mass production of the johnson & johnson vaccine as opposed to the mrna vaccines we see in pfizer and moderna. molly: interestingly, today, earlier today dr dr. murthy he d on meet the press that realistically for the general population in american they're looking at mid-summer to early fall when the vaccine will make it to the general population. different states have different priorities. in massachusetts, the general population expects to see the vaccine in april to june. what do you think about that potential timing, for much of the general population, is he being cautious to say summer or may we potentially see people, the general population getting vaccinated in spring, if everything rolls as brilliantly as we all dream that it may here in

thls this is a team that is going to have a lot of tough work ahead of them, brooke. >> they will, andht up a couple important points i want to have my next guest chew on. mj, thank you very much. i have katherine rapel and gloria borger is cnn's chief political analyst. welcome, welcome to both of you. as we wait for the president-elect, gloria, i want to ask you about what the president-elect said about wanting trump at his inauguration next month. you know this is about a peaceful transfer of power, shaking hands, moving on. what did you make of that? >> well, i thought that it was gracious, and i thought that he spoke to the world as opposed to just this country and talked about why it was important. i thought what was also important about what he said was after -- as you and mj spoke about, after he spoke with those republicans, he didn't blame them for not announcing that he would be the president out loud to sort of poke donald trump, he said he understood how they felt. and that gives you -- >> let me play that clip. let's roll it. >> okay. >> there have been more than several

i can't have any faith in how most of my colleagues, their thl cover the biden administration now thathe most powerful man in the world. they did everything possible to play defense. the stupid, frankly stupid letter. i have to say that in blunt terms. i am used to talking about mike morel. how do you have faith in these guys? very serious national security professionals. no, they are political actors. >> martha: "the story" deep dive coming up. georgia's democratic senate candidate passed comments about america and racism. >> i will not be -- >> martha: shelby steele's joins us and then the trump campaign as the battle for senate control keeps up, next. ♪ (harold) twelve hundred strings of lights. (betsy) quarter mile of tinsel. (harold) and real snow all the way from switzerland. (betsy) hmmhm... gonna be tough to top. well played. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. get exceptional offers now. it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the bra

he captured the decathlon at thl 1960 rompics, and ultimately set three world records.1968, he worked on robert f. kennedy's presidential campaign, and helped sdue the gunman who fatally shot kennedy. rafer johnson wa86 years old. still to come on the newshour: how the covid vaccine will be distributed. strong words from a republican in georgia on the dangers of violent language. a renaissance master breaks gender barriers centuries after her work hit the canvas. and much more. >> woodruff: the united kingdom's approval today of pfizer's covid vaccine dialed up the anticipation, pressures and questions about vaccines in the u.s. and how the distribution will be handled. william brangham talks with one of the federal government's leading authorities on making this happen. >> brangham: judy, the pfizer vaccine, which requires special cold storage, is likely to be available in the u.s. later this month to healthcare workers and elderly americans living in long-term care facilities. the u.s. government so anticipates offering vaccinions from moderna later this month. all to

they were trying to raise money for war relief and the american thl the stadium but of course they didbut it wasn't afternoon game and people come come after the factory shifts. and i look at these and it is one of these all american moments where everybody came in the press came, and everybody was happy to be alive. and they have a brass band there so again it was one of those all american moments where people volunteer their time and of course the great ted williams was there. and really a full major league roster and again you have to really read more about the story to get the final score but again it was a wonderful moment in the war. >> you know it is stunning to me, and there is an iconic picture of ted sitting and talking with each other and i believe it was taken at the yankee stadium game, but for me what is stunning is that within five years, babe ruth was dead. he died so young. kim and i know when you have an expensive host, he tends to eat up sometime, so let me know if we need to wrap up soon, because there are some other quick topics that i would like to touch on so are

in a way that would get rid of thl the privacy protection the statute provides.they areov all of these other limitations that your honor has pointed too. i don't think this is the case in which we can brief them. because he acknowledges his own conduct satisfies them. that identified for the court for ways, some ways in which courts could limit these things. think the proof is in thehe pudding. i believe it was your honor who asked him where the parade really is? and he could identify two members of the parade. what is the drew case it did not t be the sustained conviction. and the others at ticketmaster case which the defendant hired bulgarian hackers to have technological limitations. i think that shows that everybody has understood the statutes not to cover that kind of context. inon two cover the content that's an issue here today. [inaudible] i am sorry. my problem is that you are giving definite there is no ambiguity in the statute. but let me give you an example. imagine a law that says anyone who drives on elm street who is not authorized so to drive shal

thl is going to fund the military.ator bern sanders and edward markey have said they made filibusters through the thw year becaus're very upset, and they've been trying to force some momentum for a bia but at this point, mcconnell seems very stuck at histi po. he is not going to put forward a vote on just the check. >> nawaz: even with this combined bill, wih the three items packaged together, even if itna s to pass, then what? >> i think that is a very far-fetched scenario in general because there are a lot of democrats that i don't think would go for it. even if we go down that route and it did pass in the senate, it ll basia non starter because the house hasn't passed that bill, and the use is out of session through the end of the year. there is no plans to come f ba this. it is somewhat of a message bill, somewhat to pease the president as he looked towards that january 6th vote regaing electing him as president of the united states. >> nawaz: in this debate, there were growing number of senate republicans joining

we have world-class scientists, we have courageous medical professionals who are risking thl,r lives to care for the we have compans that are on the cusp of delivering vaccines, >> alcindor: mr. biden also appointed jeff zients to be the coordinator of his administration's covid-19 response. former white house and pentagon senior adviser natalie quillian was tapped to be his deputy. and, yale medical professorun dr. marcella nez-smith will chair the president's covid-19 equity task force. this afternoon president-elect biden announce he has chosen retired attorney general lloyd austin and his secretary of defense, the first black american to hold that post. >> woodruff: this evening, the newshour can confirm u.s. , presentative marcia fudge, democrat from ohll be president-elect biden's nominee to be secretary of housing and urban development. so we turn again to yamiche. yaatche, what more to we kno this hour about the white house's efforts on the vaccine front, what they're pushing to do? >> reporter: well, the president took today to really take a victory lap and brag about the fa