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Joanna Grant provides updates on the COVID-19 situation, highlighting the US death toll surpassing 200,000 and predictions of it doubling by year-end. The FDA is expected to set tougher vaccine standards, making pre-election approval unlikely. Public concerns about vaccine safety are discussed, with contrasting statements from President Trump and health officials. Additionally, Vanessa Bryant's lawsuit against the LA County sheriff over leaked crash photos is covered. The segment concludes with a notice of continued news coverage.

What is the predicted COVID-19 death toll in the US by the end of the year according to the University of Washington model?

• 500,000

• 400,000

• 300,000

• 200,000

What is the main reason the FDA is expected to announce tougher standards for a COVID-19 vaccine?

• To speed up the approval process

• To increase vaccine production

• To address public concerns about safety and effectiveness

• To ensure the vaccine is affordable

According to President Trump, when will a COVID-19 vaccine be approved?

• By November 3rd

• By the end of the year

• By late next year

• By early next year

What are the concerns of public health officials regarding the president's vaccine efforts?

• They are too expensive

• They are politically motivated

• They are not effective

• They are not widely available

What is Vanessa Bryant seeking damages for in her lawsuit against the Los Angeles County sheriff?

• Property damage

• Breach of contract

• Defamation

• Negligence and invasion of privacy