Whoa. Rated e for everyone. Brennan thats it for us today. Well see you next week. For face the nation im margaret brennan. Captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by Media Access Group at wgbh access. Wgbh. Org in once again topped 5,000 cases. Those flyers are now the bracing for another limited stay at home order that goes in to affect tomorrow. Jamie . Thank you. We want to go now to cbs news senior Foreign Correspondent, elizabeth palm er. Where lockdown rules are being met with resistance. A crowd of mostly young protest thes marched through the center of london. They are fed up with the restrictions that have shut down businesses and social gatherings in the uk for a month. Prime minister boris johnson. What we want to avoid is relaxing now too much and taking on, putting off the throat off the beast. Reporter but theres signs of of a holiday mood, as restaurants will be able to reopen at leaast if in a couplef days. The past few weeks of covid measures have been painful, and the
Inland. It does get a bit breezy. Well talk about the wind in the complete forecast coming up in more detail in just a few minutes. Back over to you. A live look now at San Francisco. Health care work ares are could become some of the first to get coronavirus vaccines and it could happen in just a few weeks. The first does of pfizers vac soon could reach ucst and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital before christmas. That is if the fda issue an emergency use authorization. Ucst says it is ready and believes it could have the vaccine three to seven days after emergency use is granted. It will take two doses of the vaccine to be protected against the virus. But there are report side effect including high fever, aches, fatigue, headache n another thousand person identify are trial, most people report feeling that after the second dose was inject. Ucsf wont immunize entire demeanor against covid19 at once. They are working the next day an they get the symptom. They might not be able t
Tuesdays election. Were expecting to hear from him any moment now. We have a big show. All that and much more on making money. Charles so this morning the Financial Media fixated on the rising covid19 cases in europe, new lockdown, potential lockdown measures might eventually come to the United States and you know i think there is a whole lot more spooking this market, including reaction to a repo tension biden presidency. Think about this after the Consumer Confidence came out yesterday below estimates, that was 10 00 a. M. The early result we saw in the market faded, by the end of the session selling picked up. S p was at 3406. That was the session high. It held as resistance and then we went do you and the dow was 27,689. The high from the session straight down from there. It wasnt just that the headline declined but a sharp drop in swing state confidence. Florida wept from 114 to 110. Michigan 124 to 119. At moment i still believe President Trump will pull this out. If he doesnt th
Started hearing from these dignitaries as weve been saying very different responses from joe biden and President Trump biden and his video message saying that he shares the familys pain and that its time now for that pain to turn into purpose what are we hearing from the white house. Yeah well to be clear the u. S. President did call the family of george floyd and he did speak at length about how george floyd would not have died in vain that was a speech that he spent about 15 minutes talking about but its was many days ago since then it has really been joe biden who has capitalized on this in an effort to propel what he says is a jenna genda to try and bring about change not just at the president ial level but also weve seen this from members of congress specifically the democrats in the house of representatives who have introduced legislation looking to bring about a number of police for forms at the federal level for federal policing ending things like racial profiling creating a Po
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