reporter: this hospital is doing 25 vaccines an hour. any slower and they risk wasting doses. i m just going to expose the arm. reporter: 84-year-old tony is one step closer to seeing his wife of 62 years. hopefully we ll be able to see them at christmas. up until now, christmas was just a dream away. reporter: and david, because of those two allergic reactions we saw, this hospital has a new protocol in place. everyone getting the vaccine must wait for 15 minutes after their shot in order that there are no complications. david? the whole world watching the uk very closely. james longman, our thanks to you tonight. back here in the u.s., the cdc with a dire new projection amid all this, that the death toll could reach 362,000 americans by the beginning of january. and, of course, it s america s hospitals and workers on the front lines of this. a new record for hospitalizations tonight. more than 106,000 americans are in the hospital right now battling this virus.
brian: no. ainsley: bottom ton butt. brian: or you get a ticket. i m a nighttime job and teller at a local bank. this is the perfect outfit. steve: you are not. brian: there are no more tellers. ainsley: can you give us some money? steve: we have a busy day. the president went down to mcallen, texas, an area with a wall to talk about the crisis on our southern border. he was surrounded by agents and drugs and guns and at one point he had behind him a trash bag with $362,000 in confiscated cash. the agents gave him hardy cheers and hundreds and that s the room with confiscated cash. hundreds showed up along the way to cheer him because there are a lot of people even though mcallen heavily democratic area a lot of people say is he on the right track. ainsley: a lot of people love the message that he had for the law enforcement officers down there sacrificing so much to keep our country safe. listen to his message.
of ballots yet to be counted, kristin soonit is ahead by 120,000 votes. it is gone back and forth, but she has taken the lead post election night and is counting continues of the votes that came in by mail. right now there are 362,000 ballots to go. republicans are crying foul and accusing democrats of fraud. from donald trump who said in arizona signatures don t match, electoral corruption, call for new election. from the president we must protect our democracy. unclear where he got a new election. this could go into next weekend this weekend, republicans expect the race to narrow. over the weekends more mix alabama counties to report that this could go on for a while. november 14th is the latest date
when i do vote, it s going to mean something special to me. it s like this one is for you, brent. jillian: major taylor leaves behind a wife and seven children a go fund me account for them has raised more than $362,000. you can help. you can head to foxandfriends.com. yesterday that number was about 211 when we started the show. the justice department wants the supreme court to rule on daca immediately. it s asking the justices to died this term whether or not the trump administration decision to end the program is legal. be able to bypass lower appeals court to take up the issue. daca obama era program children from being deported. how about this a touching moment at the president s rally in missouri. the crowd singing to support a woman after she collapsed on the floor. but now i am found.
he knows that it s changing. he knows that the u.s. has to be responsible with it. that s what we re going to do. just because we got out of a club doesn t mean that we don t care about the environment. you can catch the rest of that interview tomorrow on cnn s state of the union at 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. let me bring in cnn senior economic analyst and paris hilton s c hilton president trump s manager. the trump administration and you have said pulling out of the accord will create jobs. the biggest driver of jobs right now is clean energy. here are the numbers from the department of energy. clean energy jobs 362,000, natural gas. 102 in wind power. so solar employment also is expanded in the last year, 17 times faster than the total u.s. economy according to the