the day. for that matter the final event of the campaign for trump in grand rapids, michigan. warming up the crowd is vice president mike pence. this would be the fifth event of the day for the president that included wisconsin, north carolina, and pennsylvania. joe biden campaigned today hard in ohio in his home state of pennsylvania. our final poll of the battleground states shows biden averaged out leading trump 51-46. though, of course all individual cases differ by a few digits. so far nearly 97 million of us have already voted. that s a record. in fact, as of tonight four states now have more early vote already in than the total vote in 2016. the trump and biden closing arguments could not have been more different in tone or content. i fought like hell because we don t know any other way. we have to fight. but we caught them, and they turned out to be the people that were corrupt. i have to fight to protect me and to protect you. because once i m not here, there s nob
have doubled since november 1. no region of our country has been spared. nbc news has obtained the latest white house task force report send to state this is week saying the covid risk to all-americans is at a historic high and warns we are in a very dangerous place to the extremely high covid baseline and limited hospital capacity. and just this morning an unvarnished assessment at long last, where we might be headed. this from the cdc director. the reality is that december and january and february are going to be rough times. i actually believe they will be the most difficult time in the public health history of the nation. largely because of the stress that it is going to put on our health care system. we are in that range, potentially now, starting to see 1,500 to 2,000 to 2,500 deaths per day from the virus. i think before we see february, we could be close to 450,000 americans dying from the virus. there was another alarming projection today. along the same lines fr
high and warns we are in a very dangerous place due to the extremely high covid baseline and limited hospital capacity. and just this morning an unvarnished assessment at long last, where we might be headed. this from the cdc director. the reality is that december and january and february are going to be rough times. i actually believe they will be the most difficult time in the public health history of the nation. largely because of the stress that it is going to put on our health care system. we are in that range, potentially now, starting to see 1,500 to 2,000 to 2,500 deaths per day from the virus. i think before we see february, we could be close to 450,000 americans dying from the virus. there was another alarming projection today. along the same lines from the folks out in the pacific northwest. the institute for health metrics and evaluation, university of washington. they are warning the u.s. is on track to surpass 471,000 deaths by the 1st of march. as the count
experts according to the left leaning new york times, joe biden went with california attorney general the head of health of human services. right-leaning national review puts it this way, the former congressman has no experience working at hhs, no medical background, he has never been chief executive estate or even run a large complex organizati organization. being vocal about fighting for women s health, that s how they put it. but it also comes against a backdrop of the biden team reportedly having trouble finding its qualified nominees, potentially a state governor, to run hhs. rhode island democratic governor was a topic according to politico, but she pulled out last thursday unexpectedly. while the governor disputes that claim, progressives are slamming her for how she has handled the pandemic. she had medicaid cut in rhode island. rhode island is one of the places where the covid outbreak has been the worst. and arguably the worst managed. shannon: hello, and welc
to $10,000 for violating covid regulations. part of the problem was the sheriff and a growing number of law enforcement officers across the country repeatedly and publicly said he would not enforce the order, even if it was passed. the sacramento d.a. revealing new five lawmakers, four democrats, dining outdoors at a restaurant in the california state capitol. sacramento does not have an outdoor dining band, but they recommend no more than three households. when a asked by a reporter, the lawmakers asked can we not have dinner? one reportedly left the table and set ever and at the dinner had tested negative. a judge s ruling in los angeles is particularly noteworthy tonight. finding the los angeles county come arbitrarily decided to ban outdoor dining, the evidence shows the pandemic is not so overwhelming that the public should live in fear. even as we begin to see with the experts are calling the thanksgiving bump in cases and hospitalizations. hello and welcome to fox