Newsfeed Now: First US COVID immunizations could arrive Dec. 12; 14-hour wait at new Colo. restaurant

Posted: Nov 23, 2020 / 10:29 AM EST / Updated: Nov 23, 2020 / 01:03 PM EST

Weekdays at 10:30 a.m. CST/11:30 a.m. EST, Newsfeed Now will be streaming the top stories in the U.S. utilizing our newsrooms across the country. If you miss the live report, you’ll be able to see a replay minutes after the stream ends.

(NEXSTAR) – The head of the U.S. effort to produce a coronavirus vaccine says the first immunizations could happen on Dec. 12.

A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee is set to meet on December 10 to discuss Pfizer Inc.’s request for an emergency use authorization for its developing COVID-19 vaccine.

For more on this story: CLICK HERE.

Other stories in today’s show:

PREPARING FOR THE INAUGURATION: President-elect Joe Biden is preparing to be sworn into office on January 20 and plans are underway to make sure that that ceremony takes place safely during the pandemic.

For more on this story: CLICK HERE.

14-HOUR WAIT FOR NEW COLORADO RESTAURANT: Customers waited 14 hours for a Double-Double at the new In-N-Out Burger in Aurora on Friday, police said.

For more on this story: CLICK HERE.

TURKEY TIPS: With public health officials urging against large gatherings, Thanksgiving will look different this year. That has led to changes to another longstanding tradition: the Butterball Turkey Talk Line.

For more on this story: CLICK HERE.

MOTHER DONATES KIDNEY TO 7-YEAR-OLD SON: Tragedy struck too close to home for one Louisiana doctor. Dr. Christel Malinski’s son, John David, was fighting for his life and desperately needed a kidney transplant. Dr. Malinski’s motherly instincts quickly kicked in, and she knew what to do.

For more on this story: CLICK HERE.

“WHO’S” JOINING FOR DINNER? A barred owl, the second-largest owl species found in the St. Louis region, had managed to get inside the home of a former reporter.