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But there is one other thing that troubles me, wolf. kind of the confusion that we heard out of him, it is really important for our country and for those people who are in the biden administration that may hear this, joe biden needs to be stronger and clearer in all we know he has passion on this issue with the virus. but be clear about what you want to do. what else do you have passion on? because, wolf, im -- im sad to say this -- i have people saying is he really know what he is doing? and it...

Month. 46% disapprove. >> lets bring in white house correspondent for "politico" and co-author of the "playbook," eugene daniels. and the "washington post" rob robert kosta, author of "peril." biden is ticking up. not an awful lot, but it really does seem he gets slammed this summer with a botched afghanistan retreat and delta hitting at the same time. that was a shock to the numbers. it looks like, slowly but surely, those numbers are inching back up, doesnt it? >> they are inching back up. joe...

>> well, bret, it seems like the biden administration is getting eaten alive by bureaucracy. and if you look at the way that they came into office. they decided to make a political point by denying and rejecting every sing dwell policy position that the trump administration took, including operation warp speed and the way that they handled the pandemic. here we are 12 months later, after president joe biden said that the testing shortage was a travesty and you have a back up in testing. you have...

Close to the thousands and that is why they are bringing in these additional measures. he also says they are not ruling out further measures coming in after christmas, nothing more before christmas, although cabinet is meeting here in the building behind me to discuss what measures could be brought in on the hospitality sector after christmas. thats the situation in wales, lets cross over to glasgow to hear from wales, lets cross over to glasgow to hearfrom lorna gordon. the scottish cabinet has...

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There is quite a lot of regional variation still. the real risk issue is that we can see that there are so many unusual mutations on this virus that it runs the risk of invading a natural and or vaccine immunity. and we have early studies looking at immune serum from patients whove been ill and been vaccinated to see that two doses of vaccine against symptomatic infection, so we dont know yet about severe disease, but about symptomatic infection, is much reduced. we do know that the booster dose...

Hit us and then at the time, we lost connection with the local news station and i just got on my knees and began to pray and just pray for gods protection and pray for those that were in the path of this storm. >> reporter: what was it like being in your basement during that and then coming back up, emerging? >> yeah, when it was over and just got quiet and we waited just a little while and when i come out, i wasnt sure that there would be anything left because of how horrific the sounds that we...

With damage. as of this morning we had, oh, between 36 and 50,000 kentuckians without power. but i will say that that is improving. mayfield where we are today, dawson springs, my dads hometown, and breman were hit hard. bowling green sustained significant damage. i believe this will ultimately be the longest tornado in certainly u.s. history from the point where it touched down. to when it finally picked back up, over 220 miles, 200 of them are in my state with our people. it was joined by at l...

Allison? >> right. it is devastating as the last 24 hours have been, the storm is not over just yet. its just shifting a little farther east. so far, its produced over 30 tornado reports, over 100 severe wind reports and large hail reports but the storm system is still ongoing. one of the most devastating portions in the last 24 hours perhaps one particular tornado that potentially lasted more than 200 miles. thats this white line you see here. you can see the pink and purple boxes popping up al...