Hour. Fox Business Team coverage. Blake burman in washington today, Hillary Vaughn in wilmington, delaware. The president elect is meeting with a group of governors. Grady trimble in chicago where businesses brace for more lockdown related loss. First we start with Lauren Simonetti about the new cdc warning about thanksgiving travel. Lauren . Lauren good to see you, the cdc is urging americans not to travel for thanksgiving one week from today. Were in the worst of the pandemic yet. Over one million americans infected in the past seven days. 80,000 in the hospital. Still look at these numbers. 50 Million People will hit the roads to see family and friends next week. While that is 10 fewer than last year, it is still a large number of people traveling. Nearly all of them, 95 will be traveling by car. So if you are hosting a gathering, this is the cdcs recommendation. Keep it small. Keep it outside. If youre attending thanksgiving gathering, the cdc says bring your own food, drink, plate
Cigarettes. Hes the supervisor, hes the leader. Reporter manny zuniga helped train a half dozen security guards at the bvos nightclub. Now theyre brokenhearted gathered where he was last night. I was the one next to him. I was doing cpr. Reporter people poured from the club hearing several shots. I saw her eyes open, looking at me. I thought he was going to be fine. Reporter then the paramedics arrived. Everybody was happy, they were like yeah, hes going to make it. Hes going to make it. Reporter manny was at work when he heard a commotion next door at the convenience store. It was all on surveillance video. Everybody in his store knows, merchandise is not worth a life. The robber had already had what he wanted, 20 of swisher cigars when he encountered zuniga. He has to do his job, you know. Reporter people who shot in this complex say zuniga was always around. Very friendly to everyone. The homeless food would come around and he would give them food. People who couldnt buy, he would t
Is on the verge of a Historic Senate confirmation to the Supreme Court as early as tonight. Welcome to monday. Its meet the press daily. Im Steve Kornacki in for chuck todd at nbc news election headquarters in new york. And we are now just eight days away from the president ial election. Donald trump is trailing in the polls. A recordsetting 55 million plus votes have already been cast early in this election. And the coronavirus pandemic is flaring up yet again. The number of new cases confirmed in the United States is now hitting record levels, hospitalizations are going up around the country. And deaths have begun to tick up as well. And the white house is walking back comments made by chief of staff mark meadows yesterday that to some signal the administration had all but given up when it comes to trying to control the surge. Were not going to control the pandemic. We are going to control the fact that we get vaccines. Therapeutics and other mitigations why are we going to control t
Infections have topped 100,000. And now, on the heels of thanksgiving, the countrys top experts are worrying that a surge of infections another surge of infections is coming soon. According to the tsa more than a Million People travelled by plane yesterday, thats more than any day since march, which is why americas top doctors are urging everyone who travelled to assume you are insfekted. Assume youre infected, act that way and also get tested. Listen to this. I want to be straight with the American People. Its going to get worse over the next several weeks. As we go for the next couple weeks into december that we might see a surge super imposed upon that surge that were already in. That is the current reality that were all facing right now. But there is some very good news this morning in the quest for a coronavirus vaccine. Moderna announcing it will be applying today for emergency authorization from the fda for its coronavirus vaccine. Thats where Elizabeth Cohen is focused this mor
A Cypress-Fairbanks ISD parent says a paraprofessional yelled and assaulted his son who has autism. He says the incident left bruises on his son, David’s arm.