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the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the united kingdom has reached ‘a perilous turning point‘ in its struggle to contain the coronavirus pandemic. that s according to prime minister borisjohnson who has set out a series of new restrictions for england. he stressed that ‘significantly greater restrictions will be brought in if new cases continue to rise sharply. mrjohnson had addressed parliament earlier in the day before explaining his decisions in a televised address to the nation a few hours later. iam i am deeply, spiritually reluctant to make any of these impositions or infringe on anyone s freedoms. but, u nless we infringe on anyone s freedoms. but, unless we take action, the risk is that we will have to go for tougher measures later when the deaths of already mountain and we have a huge case load such as we had in the spring. so, will the latest measures introduced across the uk be enough to suppres ....
symptoms maybe the president himself has been experiencing, so we ll be talking to him a little bit later this hour first i want to go to leland at walter reed on what he s seeing and hearing. leland: neil good morning the president has been here about 15 hours its been about 12 hours, 10 or 12 hours since we have got an update on the president s condition. it came in about midnight last night, dr. shawn connley saying i m happy to report the president is doing very well he s not requiring any supplemental oxygen but in consultation with specialists we ve elected to initiate remdesivir therapy, he s completed his first doseage and resting comfortably in addition to the regeneron antibodies that the president got yesterday morning while still at the white house. so, regeneron, remdesivir are the two experimental drugs the president is getting, and then zinc, vitamin d, pepcid, melatonin and aspirin is part of his regimen, at least that s what we know so far. walked out t ....
families with anything less than the honor you deserve. we haven t seen president trump much in the eight days since election day but husband tweets and his team claim the election was a fraud and that he won, the vote count and facts backed up by election officials of both parties across america tell us there s zero evidence of major fraud and that the president lost. joe biden is the president-elect and in exactly ten weeks and one hour he will take the oath of office. the soon to be 46th president of the united states will inherit a divided nation and a spiraling pandemic. look here, the united states breaking more records both for total daily new infections and for hospitalizations. 45 states report new infections right now on the rise. the pandemic is a life-and-death example of why a smooth transition of power is essential but the president and his team are defiant, again, despite zero evidence of any wide scale fraud. team trump is suing michigan, where the presi ....
good week to ten days, and that is being able to fulfill the promises that have been made about testing. and this is now second day in a row where somebody s reminded a member of the task force, yesterday, it was somebody reminding the president, somebody, the vice president, that we were supposed to be ramping up to millions of tests and you heard the vice president say we are only able to just do 100,000 in a day. dr. zeke emanuel, penn university, a health adviser during the obama administration, kristen welk er with me, as wel. and the original sin of our struggles here, inadequate testing, dr. birx seemed to say, maybe a month, maybe in a month we could have the asymptomatic testing. we heard vice president pence s very rosy response to not being able to hit the goals that they had set not very long ago. zeke, i ll start with you. did you hear any green shoots here on the issue of testing? no, i heard a lot of evasion. the vice president was pretty evasive about ....
people. that s a number that just a few months ago would have been unthinkable. on a positive note, several hot spots, including new york, connecticut, rhode island, detroit, and new orleans appear to be stabilizing. governors there is a they are seeing progress in stopping the spread. over the weekend the hospitalization rates in connecticut and new york dropped after weeks of a steady climb. so which places are next to be hardest hit? well, chicago, boston, and philadelphia are being closely monitored as areas of concern. so are we on track to reopen parts of the country soon? that s hard to answer, because of the continuing problems with testing. over the weekend, we saw tension between the white house and a group of governors over how to get testing done. many of the nation s governors from both parties say there aren t enough tests, things like swabs needed for the tests are in short supply. researchers from harvard estimate that testing rates must triple before ....