baby, you re not dancing on your own rachel: good morning, this is a live shot from london. it s 12:00 p.m. over there across the pond. but it is 7:00 here in new york city. and good to be here with both of you. we re going to bring in our colleague martha mccallum who is going to give us more information about what s happening in london. she is going to be there all weekend. we re going to have her covering the coronation tomorrow during the morning hours as well. martha, good morning. martha: good morning, guys. good to be with you. rachel: good to be with you. what can we expect to see? well, you know, this is the first time that this has happened in 70 years. i know there have been three big royal events over the course of this year. we had the jubilee and then very kind of unexpectedly the funeral just a few months after that of queen elizabeth. now we have the coronation of king charles iii which is going to happen here tomorrow at westminster, abby. he was
Enroll by december 15th. Is tonight, Breaking News as we come on the air involving the vaccines. A cdc panel voting late today on who will get a vaccine first and how soon, as the head of the fda is summoned to the white house today and is asked why the Pfizer Vaccine hasnt been approved yet for Emergency Use. His answer, as hospitals now buy freezers to store the vaccine at minus 94 degrees. And there is new guidance from the cdc coming in tonight if youve been exposed to the virus. This evening, the increasing numbers across the country. Nearly 100,000 americans now in the hospital Fighting Covid. In New York City tonight, officials urging older adults and people at high risk to limit time outside their homes. Twothirds of the citys icu beds are now full. The plea for retired nurses and doctors to be ready. And the retired doctor coming
back onto the front lines for a second time now. Tonight, the icu nurse dying in the hospital where he worked for 25 years. The major headline tonigh
use in response. and what is he talking about the debate that was coming up, the story about the laptop, they wanted to tell everyone it was not legitimate. and he says and john breneman s retort was sign me up. so then suddenly joe biden says 51 intel agents say the laptop is classic russian disinformation. you remember that debate. what kind of effect did that 51 intel agents have on that debate on that point? i sure do remember that night. i was in the room. and it was a big moment because everybody was wondering what kind of impact hunter biden s laptop might have on the coming election. and it s really stunning, brian and rachel and lawrence. when you look back at this and you read these documents. you look at these emails and you see this coordination going on and the reason it s so stunning is because these former cia directors and the rest of these officials basically did this on a hunch, right? and a desire to, quote, help biden win in the election. remember at the same time
fraud. reporter: but barr told the associated press today, quote, we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election. he specifically shot down one of the president s most explosive claims, that voting machines were manipulated to help biden win. saying simply, we haven t seen anything to substantiate that. this is especially significant, because barr has been among the president s most steadfast defenders. shortly after the election, he authorized justice department lawyers to go look for fraud, but they found nothing. the president recently implied that doj itself was involved in some kind of sinister plot. this is total fraud, and how the fbi and department of justice, i don t know, maybe they re involved. reporter: for attorney general barr, this was just too much. as he told the a.p., there s a growing tendency to use the criminal justice system as a sort of default fix-all, and people don t like something, they want the depar