Andrew cuomo, over his coronavirus restrictions. Well have more on that later this hour. I want to begin with my colleague, rosa flores, live outside Jackson Hospital there in miami and ed lavandera working this holiday as well in dallas. And rosa, i will begin with you. Happy thanksgiving, friend. Nice to see you. So tough to have to talk about what we are covering on a day like today, but what are hospitalizations like where you are . Reporter brooke, happy thanksgiving to you, too. Look, hospitalizations not only here in miamidade but other areas are increasing. Thats what we are hearing from coast to coast, rhode island to washington state. Here in miamidade where i am, according to the last data released by the county, hospitalizations increased by 25 in the past two weeks. Use of ventilators has increased by 44 . And also use of icus have increased by 43 . Medical experts had warned about this. They had said that if americans werent wearing masks, not social distancing, we were g
And i think that is one of the reasons why she is such a unique first lady. Each of us has a mission, in this world. She gave lots of kids around the country permission to be themselves, walk a little taller, think a little bit bigger, dream a little bit higher. My story can be your story. I think thats her greatest legacy. Are you listening to me . Do you hear what im telling you . As great as Michelle Obama was in the white house, shes free now. And you have not heard or seen anything, yet. I always knew, from the first time i met her, she was special. She always had this inner strength and tenacity and conviction. And compassion. So, dont be afraid. You hear me . Young people, dont be afraid. Be determined. Lead, by example, with hope. Never fear. Yes, shes grown, mightily. But the core essence of michelle robinson, who i met in 1991, is still there, today. Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and i hope ive made you proud. Hello and welcome to our viewers h
Going to leave this building . Certainly i will. Certainly i will. And you know that. Stop talking to me that way. Youre just a lightweight. Dont talk to me that way. I am the president of the United States. Dont ever talk to the president that way. Still on the hamster wheel of infantile narcissistic flag ran see, refusing to concede an election he lost by millions of votes. Since that tantrum, we have been on a roller coaster with this president. He vowed he will indeed leave the white house. Today he had Something Else to say, tweeting joe biden can enter the white house if he can prove his 80 million votes were legit. Last night he questioned the integrity of georgias voter system. But today, he is tweeting to get out the vote for two Senate Runoffs in georgia. But wait, theres more. He then flippantly told the American People on thanksgiving that a Covid Vaccine would be delivered next week. We are rounding the curve, the vaccines are being delivered literally, will start next wee
Denied a request, the lastminute request from Pennsylvania Republicans, to block certification of the states electoral votes, the Election Results, as the president has been aggressively pushing for, including today. The president and all of his lawyers have completely now failed in their effort to discredit the results of the election five weeks ago today. Lets go to the white house first. Our chief White House Correspondent is joining us right now, jim acosta. The Supreme Court dealt the president a huge setback. It looks again and again like its completely over for the president. He has no choice but to accept reality. Reporter its been over for weeks, wolf. Its over again. If that is a good way to describe it. Yes, youre right. The Supreme Court has rejected the Pennsylvania Republican attempt to block certification of joe bidens victory in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. That is, obviously, yet another fatal blow to the president s attempt to overturn the Election Results. This
This meeting on Pfizers Covid vaccine being considered today. An Fda Advisory Panel is holding an allday meeting right now. A vote will be held later today on weather to authorize the vaccine for emergency use in the United States. If it gets the okay, which is expected, the First Americans could be vaccinated within days. This morning, a member of the Advisory Board laid out the significance of this meeting. Today we will be considering whether to make available to millions of americans an as yet investigational vaccine that has been developed, tested and reviewed in record time. We will have a single question for the committee to vote on. The question is, based on the totality of Scientific Evidence available, do the benefits of the Pfizer Vaccine outweigh its risks for use in individuals 16 years of age and older. Contrast this hope with the sad reality that the country just had the worse day in the history of the pandemic. The numbers really are staggering, more than 3,100 deaths w