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Now poring through pfizers testing data-- thousands of pages, an around the clock effort to deliver a vaccine. pfizer hoping for f.d.a. approval that could supply as many as 50 million doses by the end of the year. this as the nation reels from anot in cases while people scramble to get tested in time for the holidays. that new warning from the c.d.c. to avoid thanksgiving travel too late for an estimated 50 million who have already made plans. dr. anne rimoin is a u.c.l.a. epidemiologist. >> yo...

Law. the president asked them to come and they flew here. >> carol lee, shaq brewster, thanks to both of you. meanwhile, the last two hours we learned republican senator rick scott of florida tested positive for coronavirus. senator scott says hes experiencing mild symptoms, quarantining at home in florida. and hes also reminding people to be smart, wear a mask, keep a social distance. that coming from the republican governor of florida. millions of americans trying to figure out how to stay...

Synonymous for generations to come for undermining american democracy, trying to undermine the results of an election and the wishes of 80 million people. >> and dripping the spray-on hair. coming up, rhode island is among the states rolling out new policies to fight back against the pandemic, well talk to that states governor, gina raimondo next on "morning joe." a live bookkeeper is helping

Hanging on to priti patel will be a popular decision with conservative party members but it will bring mrjohnson or political pain. lets look at some of the days other news. millions of yemenis are at risk of starvation, according to the un secretary—general, antonio guterres, who says yemen is facing what could be the worst famine the world has seen in decades. he said immediate action was needed to stave off catastrophe. mr guterres blamed the situation on yemens continuing war and the drast...

That the victims were enemies killed in action. general campbell said that a badly needed cultural change was under way. he also addressed the afghan people. to the people of afghanistan, on behalf of the australian defence force, i sincerely and unreservedly apologise for any wrongdoing by australian soldiers. such alleged behaviour profoundly disrespected the trust placed in us by the afghan people who had asked us to their country to help them. it would have devastated the lives of afghan fam...

Groups calling forjustice and for accountability. i was just speaking to one leading member of an organisation dedicated to supporting victims from across the conflict in afghanistan. he said that they had been in touch with the suspected victims of these human rights abuses in the southern province of uruzgan, where many australian elite forces were stationed in 2009 and 2010 and 2012 and 2013, when these alleged incidents took place. he said, because this is such a remote area, many of the fam...

The at all stages we have been guided by the science. we have been following the science. we have been following the scientific and medical advice. at each point we have been following the scientific... following the science, that was the mantra at the start of this pandemic but this documentary asks how good was that science? the risk to the public remains low. the modelling group is made up of academics who use computer models to make a best guess on how the virus can spread. their advice goes...

As many states struggle to contain the spread of the virus. and the careers being stopped before theyve even begun — the number of apprentices made redundant during the pandemic was two thirds higher than in 2019. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. how are you? very good. reflecting on a big night of international football. wales made history. it also boosts their chances of securing aplace in the 2022 world cup qualifing play—offs. the same prize was on offer...

Be approved. if you speak to some of the major american carriers here in the united states, some of them are hoping to be able to get their planes in the air by the end of the year, and some anticipate they wont be able to get them up and running until the first quarter of next year. but the kind of urgency that a lot of these airlines were feeling to try and get these planes back on track — that urgency is somewhat less now, given the global pandemic and the fact that we are just not seeing p...

Guided by the science. we have been following the scientific and medical advice. at each point, we have been following the scientific... and medical advice. following the science. that was the mantra at the start of this pandemic, but this documentary asks how good was that science? scientific advice. the risk to the public remains low. spi—m, the modelling group, is made up of academics who use computing models to make a best guess on how the virus can spread. their advice goes up to sage and...