. >>> welcome to all of you watching in the united states, canada, and around the world. this is cnn "newsroom. " ♪ >>> the u.s. marks a christmas holiday unlike any in recent memory, in the shadow of a pandemic that keeps getting worse. just a few hours ago the cdc announced starting monday air passengers arriving from the u.k. must test negative for covid-19, as a response to the emergency of a new, possibly more transmiscible variable of the virus blamed for a surge of cases in england. >>> and on christmas eve, a new record of hospitalizations. more than 1 million vaccinations have been administered. but the country's top doctor says many more have to be given to achieve herd immunity. meanwhile, several states reported record numbers of new infections thursday, including arkansas and georgia and an all-time high in mississippi and arizona. >>> christmas is traditionally celebrated communally. but they fear those will lead to more cases, followed by hospitalizations and more deaths. >>> here's cnn's alexander field. >>> even on this covid christmas, america's airpor

the united states canada made protection for them. from march to accept it is illegal to kill, capture, or sell the wild mallard. but on this day flying over the southern state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest them. on the ground that the wild mallards in it's borders belong to the state of missouri and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man, too, is breaking the law. here in zion lutheran school, he is teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. his nebraska neighbors decreed that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under 10 years of age. it is safer to americanize them, the saying goes. with the american land wage so they grow up with american ideals. in court, the teacher will plead his right of free speech, but a jury of these neighbors will find him guilt. this young men setting out on a vacation was changing a $20 bill and health a hand on his shoulder. he is guilty of counterfeiting? he know

the united states canada made protection for them. from march to accept it is illegal to kill, capture, or sell the wild mallard. but on this day flying over the southern state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest them. on the ground that the wild mallards in it's borders belong to the state of missouri and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man, too, is breaking the law. here in this school he is teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. his nebraska neighbors decreed that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under ten years of age. it is safer to americanize them, the saying goes. with the american land wage so they grow up with american idea ideals. in court, the teacher will plead his right of free speech, but a jury of these neighbors will find him guilt. this young men setting out on a vacation was changing a $20 bill and health a hand on his shoulder. he is guilty of counterfeiting? he knows no

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to you our viewers here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom. " it's now christmas day in the u.s. and across much of the world, but this year's holiday will be unlike any seen in recent history because of the global pandemic. masks and social distancing are the new normal, and millions of people who have lost their jobs are now turning to food banks to feed their families. there's also growing concern over a new variant of the virus that was first discovered in the u.k. and appears to spread more easily. beginning monday, the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention will require a negative covid test for all passengers coming to the u.s. from the u.k. nearly 1/4 of all the world's covid cases are here in the united states. record numbers of new infections and deaths in the u.s. occur almost daily, and u.s. hospitals now have more covid patients on this christmas day than ever before. more than 120,000 people, that's double what it was at the beginning of november. the white

welcome to you our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. iemp kim i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom."'m kim b. this is "cnn newsroom." another vaccine has emergency use authorization from the u.s. food and drug administration. this one by the drug manufacturer moderna. it's the second one in a week to get the green light. now we're waiting for the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention to recommend who should get the new drug first. that's expected this weekend. millions of doses could then be sent across the country as soon as monday. the decision came as the u.s. record number of new coronavirus cases on friday just shy of a quarter million people. adding to the toll, 13 state days of record hospitalizations. right now, there are almost 115,000 americans being treated for covid. some hospitals already are out of icu beds. they warn that another surge after christmas could overwhelm the system. we get the latest now from cnn's randi kaye. >> the united states seeing its darkest days since the pandemic began. the more help i

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to you our viewers here in the united states, canada and around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." a staggering 3300 deaths were reported on friday for covid deaths. new cases on friday hit an all-time high, nearly 232,000 infected americans. well, now there's hope a vaccine could be mere hours away. late friday, the u.s. food and drug administration green lighted the pfizer biotech vaccine for use in the united states. an advisory panel with it is u.s. centers for disease control and prevention will take a look at it today instead of sunday, as originally planned. that cdc meeting begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern. once the entire cdc signs off, injections can be administered. cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has been reading through the fda's written authorization. he explains what's in it and why it's important. >> this is the firsts authorized vaccine for covid-19 in the united states. a letter sent to phaser late tonight from the chief scientist at the fda basically saying this pfizer biontech has demonstrated that the b

get started today. >>> welcome back to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber and you're watching "cnn newsroom." police say possible human remains have been recovered after a huge explosion near downtown nashville, tennessee, on christmas morning. more than 40 businesses were damaged, several cars were destroyed, three people were hurt, but no deaths or life threatening injuries have been reported. a blast appears to have been caused by a bomb in this vehicle. about 50 minutes before it blew up, a record message warned people to leave the area. david was walking his dog on christmas morning when a blinding flash ripped through his neighborhood. luckily, he hasn't hurt or killed. >> i had stepped outside. our building is next door to 21c hotel and the night manager was running around outside saying he had to evacuate the building. and i was just kind of frazzled. every current had police calls added, stopping any kind of traffic. i turned around. this would have been just a couple of minutes before the explosion. i think the explosi

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live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to you, our viewers here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom. " >>> we're waiting for the director of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention to give the final okay to moderna's covid vaccine. that decision by dr. robert redfield could come at any time. earlier saturday a cdc panel recommended the moderna vaccine for americans 18 and older. the head of the government's vaccine initiative, "operation warp speed," says about 6 million doses of the new vaccine will ship out today. that means the first shots could be administered as early as monday. this will be the second covid vaccine the u.s. has authorized in a week. the cdc says at least 272,000 americans received their first shot of the pfizer-biontech drug since it was distributed last week, but unlike the moderna vaccine, this one is authorized for people as young as 16. but health experts warn getting the entire country inoculated will be an uphill struggle as the pandemic rages out of control. new cases have appro

to all of you watching in the united states, canada and around the world. the covid vaccine developed by moderna could be loaded in syringes and administered as soon as monday. the fda gave emergency use authorization on friday. a final okay by the cdc is expected this weekend. moderna is the second vaccine authorized in a week after pfizer biontech. the a rival of the two vaccines coincides with the family at its worse. new cases reached another record friday, almost 250,000 people. and records patients nationwide, california is experiencing an unprecedented surge in hospitalizations and deaths. more than 41,000 new cases reported friday alone. health care workers are exhausted and as lucy kafanov reports the worst is yet to come. >> reporter: in southern california, hospitals are at their breaking point. too many coronavirus patients. and as of thursday, no icu beds left. just outside of los angeles, the arrowhead regional medical center in san bernardino so overwhelmed they've having to treat covid-19 patients inside these surg tents. >> this is not a go

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. >>> new this hour, the u.s. food and drug administration says it will move quickly to give emergency use authorization to the vaccine developed by moderna. an fda advisory panel overwhelmingly recommended the authorization on thursday, its second in a week. if all goes as expected, about 6 million doses of the moderna vaccine could be on delivery trucks as early as monday. that could be critical in the days ahead. some states have been told to expect smaller than promised deliveries of the pfizer biontech vaccine beginning next week. the tragic truth is no matter how quickly the entire country is vaccinated it's already too late for many. more than 114,000 americans are now filling covid wards all across the country. it's the 12th day in a row that hospitalizations have broken a record and some facilities say they have run out of empty beds. it underscores the urgent need for vaccines as cnn's alexander field explains. >> mode

welcome to all of you, our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. >>> as the total number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. approaches 17 million, more covid deaths were reported in the country on wednesday than ever before in a single day. more than 3,600 lives were lost. wednesday also saw the most positive tests ever recorded in one day, more than 247,000 new infections across the u.s. now, some of those people will end up needing intensive medical care in a system already buckling under the strain. 113,000 patients are being treated for covid across the country. the good news, a second vaccine is likely to skrojoin the battl soon. we get more from cnn's sara murray. >> reporter: optimism is growing as a second coronavirus vaccine could be on the way. the food and drug administration's independent advisory committee meeting to assess moderna's vaccine. >> we're looking at 95% efficacy on this vaccine. 100% at preventing severe illness. >> reporter: if the fda authorizes the vaccine, 6 million doses could be

welcome to our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber, this is cnn newsroom. >>> we're now just hours away from the delivery of the first doses of the pfizer biontech vaccine in the u.s., before the day is done the vaccine should be distributed to locations in all 50 states. we saw shipments arrive by fedex at los angeles international airport and ups says its first deliveries are expected four hours from now. the hope is health care workers can immediately beginning administering the shots later today. the developments come one day after the u.s. marked a new record for hospitalizations, more than 109,000, and the u.s. is now nearing 300,000 covid-19 deaths as states brace for continued surge in new cases. cnn's pete muntean has more from a vaccine distribution center in michigan. >> reporter: what a moment, especially considering the fact we only first learned of this virus less than a year ago, and now the vaccine is leaving from here. this spot is critical to the vaccine distribution network, the largest facility ou

watching here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom. " >>> the economic toll of the coronavirus has been staggering. now millions of americans have just lost unemployment benefits and may soon lose eviction protection. president trump refuses to sign the $900 billion coronavirus relief bill. the deadline passed three hours ago. it also means that government funding runs out monday. without more action from congress, a government shutdown will happen at midnight monday night. and that moratorium on evictions expires at the end of the month. despite the white house giving its blessing to the deal that passed congress days ago, mr. trump now says it doesn't give americans enough money. he tweeted saturday demanding congress raise the $600 in direct payments to $2,000, and also blaming china. jeremy diamond is traveling with the president and has the latest from florida. >> reporter: president trump on saturday appeared to only dig in his heels further on his objections to this coronavirus relief bi

stay with us. >>> welcome back to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber, and you're watching cnn newsroom. nearly one week after the covid-19 relief bill was passed by congress, u.s. president donald trump has finally put his signature on it. the president said he only approved the bill after getting the senate to agree to considering increasing the amount of the stimulus hechecks from 600 to $2,000. for those collecting jobless benefits, it includes a weekly $300 boost through march. millions will likely not receive a payment for the final week of the year because of the delay in getting the bill signed. a d.j. who's currently unemployed, he joins me now from san diego. thank you so much for joining us. i imagine you would be, you know, normally super busy this time of year. give me a sense of how everything has changed with the pandemic and how bad things are right now? >> yeah, usually in december, this is where d.j.s or people in the entertainment industry make most of their money, you know, we've got christmas parties, everyb

states mexico canada agreement and the bilateral tax treaties ne usually president trump and his administration and ended the ideological war on fossilfo fuels and with all of the above american energy dominance. last four years we supply saudi arabia on - - a past saudi arabian oil production and exports exceeded energy imports for the first year in almost 70 years we saw co2 emissions fall along with other harmful pollutants. that energy independence with respect to the rest of the world particularly the middleak east. speaking of the middle east or central wasted little time point backflip administration disastrous iranli deal. the delay between us and israel to repaired ourab relationship with our partners.sh and to counter threats like radical islamic terrorists and opinion aggression. wonder president trumps command to take terrorist leaders like aku bakr al-baghdadi and qassem soleimani off the battlefield. and the caliphate that isis established on the previous watch was destroyed. all of this paved the way for the abraham accords between israel and the uae and bahrain and sudan and mos

welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> authorities in nashville, tennessee are examining what could be human remains found after christmas morning's enormous explosion near downtown. all signs point to the blast being intentional. the mayor called it a deliberate bomb that was planted in a recreational vehicle. video posted on social media captured the moments before the explosion. >> if you can hear this message, evacuate now. if you can hear this message, evacuate now. >> you just heard a recorded countdown warned peep to evacuate the area before the explosion. it came from inside this white rv which entered the area a few hours earlier. now, police haven't announced any suspects thus far nor has any group claimed responsibility. cnn's natasha chen explains. >> reporter: much of downtown nashville is under curfew which began christmas day into sunday afternoon. that's to keep people away from the investigation scene that now stretches several balocks. debris scattered everyw

states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> jobless benefits that 12 million struggling americans have come to rely on are now expiring because of president trump. the president has allowed the protections to lapse rather than sign the latest covid relief bill into law. he's rejecting the bill his own team helped to craft, sending out tweets doubling down on last minute demands to more than triple payments to individual americans. among those strenuously urging president trump to reverse course is the man who is just weeks away from replacing him, president-elect joe biden calls mr. trump's inaction an abdication of responsibility. funding to keep the government running is also tied up in the bill. to avert a shutdown, it needs to be signed by monday. and in less than a week, the nationwide moratorium on renter evictions ends. but all at stake. the president is continuing his holiday vacation in florida. jeremy diamond is traveling with the president. >> reporter: while president t

states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber, and you're watching "cnn newsroom." nearly one week after the covid-19 relief bill was passed by congress, u.s. president donald trump has finally put his signature on it. but because of the delay, millions probably won't get a payment for the last week of the year. the relief bill includes $600 direct stimulus payments for individuals and for those collecting jobless benefits, $300 weekly federal boost through mid-march. joining us to break down the details is john defterios. john, tell us more about what's in the bill and more importantly when can folks expect to get the money? >> well, importantly too, kim, is that most of the drama is over for millions of american who have been on edge. this is a negotiation that's been taking place for the last four months. kind of surprisingly, the president provided some resistance here in the last four or five days, despite the fact it was his treasury secretary, steve mnuchin, who was sitting at the bargai

live from cnn world head quarters, welcome to our viewers in the united states and canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> millions of doses of co-vid vaccine are ready to ship across the united states at this hour pending the final okay from the head of the cdc. it's unto dr. robert redfield to issue the official red light for the vaccine. an advisory panel made that recommendation earlier on saturday. testing data show the drug achieves 95% immunity against the coronavirus after two shots, and it's showing up just as the pandemic in the u.s. is turning from bad to worse. >>> one million americans tested positive in just the past four days bringing the total so far to a staggering 16 million infected people. it took almost 100 days to reach the first million in april. the cdc could sign off on the vaccine at any time. when it does transporting millions of doses of vaccine to their destinations while keeping them super cold will be an epic challenge. cnn has the latest on this massive undertaking. >>> as a race to distribute the pfizer vaccine is s

he secured the historic united states-mexico-canada agreement and the bilateral tax treaties with allies in europe and asia. a nation this productive needs plenty of energy to keep it going. fortunately, president trump and his administration ended the ideological war on fossil fuel and hit the acceleration on all of the above american energy dominance. in the last four years, we surpassed saudi arabia in oil production. exceedenergy exports imports for the first time in almost 70 years. emissions we saw co2 fall along with other harmful pollutants. that energy independence has dramatically strengthened our hand with respect to the rest of the world, particularly the middle east. speaking of the middle east, president trump wasted little time pulling back from the prior administration's disastrous iran deal. he eliminated daylight between us and israel and repaired our relationships with arab partners. and he aligned these relationships around our common, shared interest. countering threats like radical islamic terrorists and iranian aggression. under president trump's command, our force

. >> tucker: with respect, we are americans, so our concerns the united states. canada is our biggest trading partner, we have the closest relationship with canada of any country, obviously, in the world. this seems like an obvious threat to american national security. does the trump administration believe that? >> in fact, in these memos, you could see the trump administration warned canada that this winter warfare training would transfer knowledgeni to china that coulde used. now, they don't explain, would it be used to take on uighurs in chin jang, tibetans to fight in india, or even to fight us? and when the military, the canadian military, set our american allies, or our allies are concerned about this, trudeau staff pushed back and said, is this just the trump administration, or is anyone else worried about it? so there is an antipathy toward america that seeps through all of these secret documents and the overarching goal is to letti china's president xi jinping save face. i want to tell you, that is not the view shared by grassroots canadians. ever since

the guns are trafficked from the united states into canada. canada has incredibly strict laws. only one major school shooting and is at a university in montrÉal i believe. someone came in and killed all in that classroom. happen with 25 years ago, quite a long time ago. and immediately, canada made major sweeping gun rules. so the violence that is occurring because of the gun violence in canada, there is a whole like trafficking of guns up as well. it's really important to see. not only harming one another but also a lot of violence in other countries as well. diana: me of an audience question. for amra. library specialist at the chattanooga public library, she said that she is currently reading your book. she is so blessed to hear even more of your story. she said i would like to hear the language my mind while reading. in an effort to connect more with the characters i would like to ask if you could please transfer me the very word of part of maine, ma ci which means cat in the bosnian language for those who may not have read your book yet. amra: thank you for that question.

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to you our viewers here in the united states, canada and around the world. this is "cnn

. >> tucker: with respect, we are americans, so our concerns the united states. canada is our biggest trading partner, we have the closest relationship with canada of any country, obviously, in the world. this seems like an obvious threat to american national security. does the trump administration believe that? >> in fact, in these memos, you could see the trump administration warned canada that this winter warfare training would transfer knowledge to china that could be used. now, they don't explain, would it be used to take on uighurs in chin jang, tibetans to fight in india, or even to fight us? and when the military, the canadian military, set our american allies, or our allies are concerned about this, trudeau staff pushed back and said this is just the trump administration, or is anyone else worried about it? so there is an antipathy toward america that seeps through all of these secret documents and the overarching goal is to let china's president she's in pain save face. i want to tell you, that is not the view shared by grassroots canadians. ever since

>>> hello, and welcome to you, our viewers joining us here in the united states, canada and all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom", and i'm kim brunhuber. just ahead, more than 3,000 americans have died from covid-19 in a single day even as the u.s. waits for emergency use authorization for a vaccine. and as the global vaccine rollout continues, uk health officials are investigating two allergic reactions there. >>> plus, what we know about the newly announced federal investigation into the president-elect's son, hunter biden, and his business dealings in china. >>> all right. we begin with the deadliest day so far in the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. reported more than 3,000 covid deaths on wednesday. that's more than the number of americans who died on 9/11, and it's only growing worse. new infections are averaging 200,000 people a day, and hospitalizations are at an all time high. the best most immediate hope may be pfizer's new vaccine. the food and drug administration will finally give had a hard look beginning in a few hours. if it gets the green light, limited distributio

the united states and canada made a treaty for their protection. and congress implemented it with the migratory bird act. from march to september, it is illegal to kill, capture, or sell the wild mallard. but on this day, flying over the sovereign state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest this hunter. but the state of missouri will a rest the game warden instead. he will be tried and convicted on the ground that the wild mallards within its borders belong to the state of missouri and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man, too, is breaking the law. here in zion lutheran school, he was teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. the time is shortly after a war, and his nebraska neighbors have decreed that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under 10 years of age. it is safer to americanize them, the reasoning goes, safer to speak them first in the american language. so they will grow up with american ideals. the law

the united states and canada made a treaty for their protection. congress implemented it, with the migratory bird act. ism march to september, it illegal to kill capture or sell the wild mallard. but on this day, flying over the southern state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest this hunter. but the state of missouri will a rest the game warden instead. he will be tried and convicted, on the ground that the wild mallards within its borders belong to the state of missouri, and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man, too, is breaking the law. -- lutheran school he was teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. the time is shortly after a war, and his nebraska neighbors have decreed that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under ten years of age. it is safer to americanize them the reasoning goes, safer to speak them first in the american language. so they will grow up with american ideals. the law breaker is apprehe

the united states and canada made a treaty for the protection and congress reprimanded it with the migratory bird act. from march to september, it is illegal to carry, capture or sell a wild mallard. on this day, flying over the southern state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest this one. and the state of missouri will arrest the game warden instead. he will be tried and convicted on the ground that the wild mallard within his borders belong to the state of missouri and that the game warden is on unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man to is breaking the law. here in the school, he is teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child parents. that time is shortly after a war and his nebraska neighbors have decreed that no one -- for a child under ten years of age. it is safer to americanize those, safer to speak first in the american language so they will grow up with american ideas. the lawbreakers apprehended. in court, the teacher will plead his right of free speech but a jury of these neighbors will find

. >>> welcome back to all of you, everyone watching in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. final authorization of moderna's co-vid vaccine is expected any time. it's the second time the cdc has signed off on a vaccine. earlier they recommended the moderna vaccine for americans 18 and older. the vaccines are arriving at any cases approach a million people in single day. 16,000 americans have cdied of the disease since last monday. with more than 1.8 million coronavirus cases and rising, california is facing a severe coronavirus crisis. the state's health department reported more than 43,000 new cases just on saturday. things are particularly bad in los angeles county. one doctor says it's quickly becoming the pandemic's epicenter. cnn is in los angeles with the distressing details. >> reporter: doctors, nurses here in california battle weary because 43,000 new cases announced. 272 deaths. and then the hospitalizations at about 18,000, 3500 of them in the icu. when the head of the unit here started a shift at 2:00 a.m., he walked into a perfect storm of co

states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber.

. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber and you're watching "cnn newsroom." millions of pandemic weary americans are waiting for the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention to give the final okay to a co-vid vaccine. that clearance could come at any time, and then millions of viles will be on the move across the u.s. the expectation is deliveries will begin monday to about 6 00 locations. the vaccine was developed by pfizer and bio tech and given emergency use authorization by the fda friday. now, getting the co-vid inoculation into your arm is a lot like getting the flu shot, but besides the need for super cold storage of the vaccine, there are other differences. we go inside one chicago hospital to see how they're prepa preparing. >>> here at rush university medical center in chicago, staff will be ready to roll when the vaccine arrives. saturday morning the staff learned the vaccine is sensitive to light. so engineers developed a plan to transform what they call the vx nation preparation area. y

the united states and canada made a treaty for their protection. congress implemented it with the migratory bird act. from march to september, it is illegal to kill, capture, or sell the wild mallard. but on this day, flying over the sovereign state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest this hunter. but the state of missouri will a rest the game warden instead. he will be tried and convicted on the ground that the wild mallards within its borders belong to the state of missouri, and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. this man, too, is breaking the law. in lutheran school he was teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. the time is shortly after a war, and his nebraska neighbors have decreed that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under 10 years of age. it is safer to americanize them , the reasoning goes, safer to speak them first in the american language. so they will grow up with american ideals. the law breaker is a

. >>> and welcome back to all of you, our viewers in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber and you're watching "cnn newsroom." in the coming hours the first doses of the pfizerer-biontech vaccine are set to arrive in all 50 states. already we've seen shipments make it to several states via fedex, including california where the first batch arrived just hours ago at los angeles international airport. ups says its first deliveries are expected in about 4.5 hours from now. the hope is health care workers can immediately begin administering the shots today. the uk and germany are implementing stricter measures to get the coronavirus under control. germany will go in a hard national lockdown this week, beginning on wednesday, all non-essential shops, services and schools will close until january 10th. and london will begin mass testing school children for covid-19 in some of its worst hit areas. the uk is also set to review its coronavirus tier system on wednesday. so, for more on both these developments, let's start with cnn's fred pleitgen in germany. angela m

the united states and canada made a treaty for their protection. congress implemented it, with the migratory board bird act. march the september, it is illegal to kill capture or sell the wild mallard. but on this day, flying over the southern state of missouri, a federal game warden will try to arrest this man. but the state of missouri will a rest the game warden instead. he will be tried and convicted, on the ground that the wild meddlers within its borders belong to the state of missouri, and that the game warden is unlawfully interfering with the rights of the hunter. a this man to, is breaking the law. -- lutheran school he was teaching his student a story from history. he teaches it in german, the language of the child's parents. the time is shortly after a war, and his nebraska neighbors that no one may teach a foreign tongue to a child under ten years of age. it is safer to americanize them -- safer to speak them first in the american language. so they will grow up with american ideas. the law breaker is apprehended. in court, the teacher

live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching here in the united states, canada, and around the world. i'm ki

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there's no magical aspect of the virus that's different between the united states and canada or the united states and mexico. there's no special biological reason. this is all 100% politics, and we can't solve this political crisis, we will just see the death toll keep climbing. we'll going into christmas hitting 4,000 deaths a day. we will reach new year's with over 400,000 dead americans and we will go to valentine's day approaching 500,000, half a million deaths in america. >> and i personally, those numbers, it's very hard to sleep, you know, whenever i hear those numbers. let me -- you talked about leadership, here's the american conservative union chairman. his name is matt schlapp, he's in a leadership position. insisted he will be going to church on christmas, nobody's going to stop him and here's what he had to say about the idea much mask orders. >> this is fascism. we have o the right to travel. we have our bill of rights. we have the right to do wrong things too, harris. we have the right to do unsafe things. it's part of being an american and i love every aspect of it. >> matt

states canada chee lay in south america have bilateral agreements with vaccine manufacturers in the case of mexico it was announced just on tuesday morning that 125000 doses of the pfizer vaccine have been secured they're going to be forming part of the 1st wave or the 1st phase rather of inoculations here in the country but even that is something that's going to take a long time starting at the end of december in some cases countries are going to have to rely on donations and solidarity from the international community to reach that goal of of 20 percent of population inoculation which makes up the 1st phase of the vaccination programs but this is a major key we heard from international health experts who say that in order to effectively interrupt transmission of the virus 70 percent of the population needs to be inoculated and some health experts estimate. that it could be well into 2023 before some people begin to receive their backseats al-jazeera reporting live from mexico city manuel many thanks indeed breaking news on this here we told you a few moments ago that we get straig

perhaps on the united states the relationship between canada and china is. reasonably good so this my as world history real this exercise playing trend in 2090 might as well be an event well play and from a larger share of the g point of view i'm not surprised at all for the pressure of us on canada in fact it's not just canada even the u.k. australia a new scene than they always say of pressure these countries are no longer acting like an independent countries with independent foreign policies from the actions of prince trudeau canada is clearly much more inclined towards the pressure. from the united states. the pandemic may have left millions of people out of work but the world's richest seem to just keep getting richer the net worth of u.s. billionaires a soared by a trillion dollars since march according to a new report. as tens of millions of americans suffer from the health and economic ridges of these pandemic a few 100 billionaires add to their massive fortunes their pandemic profits are so immense that america's billionaires could pay for a major c

the united states canada has already started vaccinating of the hundreds of millions of europeans have not been facts unaided so they all waiting for a green light coming from this building here behind me we go into a very serious 2nd wave and most of the countries in europe many have died already but there's also a lot of concern about the vaccine and as i'm standing here it is a a protest going on of people who are actually totally against this vaccination saying it's on safe we don't know anything about the side effects and that's why the european union took its time to approve this medicine because they say the u.k. was too hastily we needed more africans to assure people here that it's safe to use and if this approval comes in an hour or so then the european union will. will give this authorization in probably 2 days from now and then most countries like germany and france want to start vaccinating as soon as possible just in a couple of days from now ok step we'll let you go for now i will speak to that later thank you very much for reporting from amsterdam now let's talk about t

states and canada. and, of course, there is a threat to the scottish economy, sadly, and that is the high tax regime, and the mismanagement of the scottish nationalist party. that is the problem that scotland faces, and i hope that the people of scotland can see it. the transport secretary's adviser on christmas travel preparedness said roads and railways should be able to handle the rush safely. people are being advised to book train tickets in advance if they plan to travel during the five day christmas window. some mps are concerned that the relaxation of covid restrictions could create an artificial and possibly dangerous peak in the numbers travelling. virtually, because we're squeezing it into this window, it will lead to a level of overcrowding, or certainly a circumstance in which social distancing cannot be achieved. so, the very general answer to that is no. i think the circumstances are this, are these, which is that there is a proportion of the population which is self—isolating, there's a

states and canada and of course there is a threat to the scottish economy and that is the high tax regime, the mismanagement of the scottish nationalist party. that is the problem scotland faces and i hope the people of scotland can see it. >> as my right honorable friend knows the tourism and hospitality sector across the country, have been severely affected by the pandemic and restrictions, like stanton, what support and hope can this government give the sector in the weeks and months ahead? >> i thank my honorable friend for everything she does. it has been a terrible time but we share the anguish of those who work in the hospitality sector. what she knows from 20% to 5% in those sectors until march and we will develop with her help a tourism recovery plan to help people in particular to see these beauties. >> last week, northern ireland would have the best of both worlds as a result of talks with the european union but we need access to uk trade deal. can he confirm whether he is pushing for this in these talks? >> of course as the agreement with our friends has already made clear the

kingdom, the united states and canada. farmer groups have assured that the protests will remain peaceful. they worry that new laws will favour private companies and an government should prices for their produce. there have been several rounds of talks between senior government members and farmer unions but they have all failed. there is yet another round of talks expected on wednesday. the government says they are willing to amend some of these legislations, but farmers say they will settle for nothing less than a repeal of these laws. arunoday mukharji there. hong kong was the location for an exciting market floatation earlier today. the medical arm of chinese e—commerce giant jd.com soared 34% in the first few minutes of its debut after raising $3.5 billion in an initial public offering. sharanjit leyl has been watching all the action for us from our asia business hub. tell us more! well, yes, really spectacular for the healthcare unit of chinese jd.com, their sharesjumped just unit of chinese jd.com, their shares jump

there was the quad, united states, canada, e.u., and japan representing a majority of gdp. we reached an agreement, came back, and that was the deal. the others had very little interest in it because we were the majority players. they benefited from lower tariffs, but we did not ask much of them. today the field is crowded and we have multiple players. the wto was launched to negotiate, to monitor, and to sell settlements. i think it has failed, to some measure, and all three areas. leadership,t needs which i think the united states can contribute. what should we do? i believe in small steps. immediately remove the block on the director general, that is absurd. 163-1? second, work with like-minded nations to address the shortcomings that are clear at the wto on dispute settlements. support the blocker principles. i think we could agree we have decisions in 90 days that the appellate members should leave immediately after their second term, the fact that municipal laws are not in the province of the dispute settlement mechanism, not subject to appeal, and deal with only the

states and canada. and, of course, there is a threat to the scottish economy, sadly, and that is the high tax regime, and the mismanagement of the scottish nationalist party. borisjohnson. the week had begun with the health secretary announcing that london, along with parts of essex and hertfordshire, were to move into the toughest level of coronavirus restrictions. under the tier 3 rules, shops can stay open, but bars, pubs, cafes, and restaurants must close, except for delivery and takeaway. indoor entertainment venues such as bowling alleys, theatres, and cinemas will shut. you can't mix indoors, in private gardens or in most outdoor venues, except with your household or bubble, and people are advised not to travel to and from tier 3 areas. and, at the end of the week, following a planned review, matt hancock announced that millions more people in the east and south east of england would join tier 3, with just two areas where infection rates had fallen moving down a level. he accepted moving into the

states and canada. and, of course, there is a threat to the scottish economy, sadly, and that is the high tax regime, and the mismanagement of the scottish nationalist party. borisjohnson. the week had begun with the health secretary announcing that london, along with parts of essex and hertfordshire, were to move into the toughest level of coronavirus restrictions. under the tier 3 rules, shops can stay open, but bars, pubs, cafes, and restaurants must close, except for delivery and takeaway. indoor entertainment venues such as bowling alleys, theatres, and cinemas will shut. you can't mix indoors, in private gardens or in most outdoor venues, except with your household or bubble, and people are advised not to travel to and from tier 3 areas. and, at the end of the week, following a planned review, matt hancock announced that millions more people in the east and south east of england would join tier 3, with just two areas where infection rates had fallen moving down a level. he accepted that moving int

from the united states i'm not surprised that there are that the united states is putting pressure on canada. regards to its relations with china that someone decided that it was not in kansas interest and that is the more unusual part is how that the military if these reports are correct managed to supersede the prime minister that is perhaps the more interesting question to ask and of course i don't have any answers for that i don't know who does but this is. it looks like a case of insubordination kind of the long term success will rely more on china than it will perhaps on the united states i think starting with r.t.l. of updates for you in half an hour. to. seem wrong. just don't hold. me. to. this day. and in the game. trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. early for it. it. can be. for you. thank. you thank you. thank you thank you thank you thank. you. for this collage of all i'm glad. because i was talking to you and seeing i downloaded it for the brides for the night they can post i'm going to do which is about a post going out