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than one million new cases. now new restrictions going into effect in some cities and states. but do they come too late to stem the tide? we ll talk to the former head of the cdc in a moment. meanwhile, overnight there were nearly two dozen arrests as supporters of president trump and counterprotesters clashed violently in the streets of washington. the president tweeting to d.c. police to crack down. we ll have more in a live report and talk to chuck todd in a moment. then our sunday focus on a presidential election. the department of homeland security this week called it the most secure in american history even as the president continues to cast doubt on the results. we have an inside look at how the vote counters did their jobs during a pandemic no less. plus, in our sunday spotlight this veterans week, harry smith sits down with marine jake wood who rounded up his fellow vets and created a new global force for good, rushing into disaster zones to bring help and
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StanfordCaliforniaUnited-statesNew-yorkLouisianaNorth-carolinaMissouriTexasPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaNew-york-universityMaryland vladimir putin. i am concerned about his relationship with russia. we want to make sure that the secretary of state is a person who represents america. what those senators see as a disadvantage mr. trump sees as a positive. he likes that rex tillerson is a businessman, the ceo of exxon-mobil who has done massive deals in russia. listen to what reince priebus said yesterday. the fact that he actually has a relationship with people like vladimir putin and others across the globe, it s something that shouldn t be embarrassed by. it s something that i think could be a huge advantage to the united states. today mr. trump will be meeting with carly fiorina and rick santorum. he ll be meeting with raul labrador and jo manchin. another busy day for the president-elect. don t expect an announcement today. that should come sometime over the next few days. stay tuned. thank you very much kristin fisher. you re wondering who he was and who would suggest him. as it turns out,
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