Joe biden is going to start with a series of executive orders we knew some of them but just to recap he is going to sign an executive order which reverses the decision to pull the United States out of the paris climate a court he is going to sign an executive order which will reform the permissions for the Keystone Pipeline he is going to sign an executive order that will see that if youre on federal property then you have to wear a mask it will also cover interstate travel he will sign an executive order overturning Donald Trumps ban on people traveling from predominantly muslim countries hes going to unveil the fact that he will put a comprehensive immigration bill sending it to congress hopefully he says within the 1st month biden says containing the pandemic is his number one priority the u. S. Is now recalling more than 400000 deaths from the corona Virus Outbreak. The e. U. Commission president has held the bidens incoming presidency as a new dohrn on the trump relations with eur
Seek regulator approval to sell a vaccine by the end of November Dominic kane has more from berlin in the people who this is being trialled on as it were 90 percent effective 90 percent immunity is coming from this vaccine and so some of the people involved in this from pfizer are saying this is great news from their perspective and they hope very much to be able to to spread this out as far as possible theyre talking about being able to create in the rest of this year in the 10s of millions of doses and then in the course of 2021 potentially more than a 1000000000 says yes president elect joe biden has a lot of his transitional cave at 918. 00 he says tackling the pandemic will be one of his 4 big priorities. Ivory coast president has been officially reelected after the Constitutional Court endorsed the results of octobers election position members disputed for a running for a 3rd term more than 30 people were killed and post election violence. A new round of talks on libya is getting
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about the appropriations, and democrats been saying and over again it doesn t have any of their players and then come to block them until they get some kind of negotiation. why not take him up on that offer and what is the downside of talking with the white house and the democrats on the bill? just my perspective, as you see the numbers i recited moving through the appropriations committee with the ranking member and other members, we debated a lot in our markups that are fully flushed a summary difficult issues, and i think we stayed within a budget. we stayed with the numbers we all agreed on and so i think we can have a discussion the let s have it on the floor of the united states senate. i think it s a place the best place to have it. one of those budget areas where we did not gain bipartisan support as we moved that subcommittee through the process, but it was not because there was not great work going on between myself and my ranking member on that subcommittee
rose: good evening. scott is on assignment. i m charlie rose. japan s takata corporation admitted today it knew about a defect in its air bags but failed to issue a timely recall. with that, the u.s. government hit takata with a fine of $70 million. the fine could grow to a record $200 million if takata fails to live up to the termsave settlement announced today. the air bags are blamed for seven deaths deaths and nearly 100 injuries. jeff glor has been on this story since the start and has the latest tonight. reporter: stephanie erdman s life has been changed forever. in september 2013, she was involved in a low-speed collision. instead of her takata air bag protecting her, it nearly killed her. instant blind offense my right side followed by gushing blood. reporter: the air bag exploded and sent shrapnel into her face. it was terrifying. i thought i was going to bleed out at first. i have to say, this has been a mess. reporter: today, transportation secretary