Johns Hopkins University reported more than 187,000 cases in the u. S. Yesterday. The number of deaths has also topped 2,000 for First Time Since may. All of this comes as the cdc urges americans to stay home for thanksgiving next week. Meantime, pfizer will apply for emergency authorization for its vaccine today. If approved, there could be enough doses for 20 Million People by the end of the year. Earlier this week the Pharmaceutical Company said its treatment is 95 effective. In new hampshire, a state wide mask mandate begins today for everyone above the age of 5. It applies to people in Public Places when social distancing is not possible. And Laura Podesta has the latest in the fight against covid19. Reporter dr. Deborah birx says the latest coronavirus surge is a call to action for every american to increase their vigilance. This is more cases, more rapidly than what we had seen before. Reporter the White House Coronavirus task force held its first public Briefing Since july, hea
Baseless conspiracy theories. Why a republican senator is now accusing the president of trying to subvert the will of the people. And Princess Diana reimagined. Actress emma koren reveals how she recreated the look and voice of the iconic royal for the new season of the crown. People love the crown. First, todays eye opener. Its your world in 90 seconds. Every american needs to be vigilant in this moment because we know that when you are, we can mitigate this virus. Good news on the vaccine front. The cdc urged americans to not travel for thanksgiving. If you are fighting a battle and the cavalry is on the way, you dont stop shooting. You keep going until the cavalry gets here. President elect biden said theres no excuse not to share information that his Incoming Administration will need to fight covid19. How many will be lost as a consequence of that, i cant tell you. A lawsuit filed against tyson foods claims a manager organized a betting pool on how many workers would test positive
Latest Nonfiction Book and authors, cspan2 created by americas Television Company as a Public Service and brought to you by your television provider. History and biography is sponsored by wells fargo i am judy would read and i am thrilled to be joining these three amazing offer authors, yoe them on the screen, george packer, Richard Holbrook the end of the American Century and Susan Glasser and peter baker whose book is out this fall, the man who ran washington, the life and times of James A Baker the third period two brilliant books about too complicated and fascinating men. They were born a decade apart, baker in houston in 1930, holbrook in manhattan in 1941, baker republican trained as a lawyer, holbrook a democrat, Foreign Service officer, student of Foreign Policy, their lives to very different project trees but they both ended up in washington where they became major power players. Peter picking up on that, this is a man with great ambition and even was there before he came to w
Eberhardt from the friendly d roosevelt president ial library and clay bauske of the president truman president ial library talk about the factors that led to the remaking of their museums and the thought that goes into overhauling their exhibits. The two discuss what their job as curators entail. The fdr president ial library hosted the conversation and provided video. The am Herman Eberhardt at franklin was of a president ial library and museum and i want to welcome you to a new series of programs featuring conversations between me and curators at other president ial libraries. In this series we will explore the various jobs and roles of museum curators. Today we will be talking about one of the most important and complicated jobs of a curator, developing new Museum Exhibits. Curators are responsible for providing new changing exhibits on special topics on a regular basis in their museums. They also make periodic alterations to the museums larger permanent exhibits to reflect changin
Now, a look at the results of the president ial election and what to expect from a fighting administration. FroMccain Institute heard david plus and rick davis. And White House Correspondent Maggie Haberman. This is one hour and 10 minutes. Good afternoon and i would like to welcome you to the second part of the Mccain Institute Straight Talk live and my clock is ringing. Im so sorry. Thank you to our eminently qualified panelists, the Campaign Managers for both the mccain and obama campaigns, rick davis and david plus, election law expert trevor potter, and New York Times White House Correspondent, Maggie Haberman. , they by alex wagoner will offer their analysis on what will surely be an insightful discussion on this National Election held just nine days ago and still counting. Which of thel us last outcomes surprise them and andh met their expectations its effect on american politics in the months and years to come. Thise many questions about wild and Unusual Campaign as i suspect a