Biden doesn't want events to be 'super-spreaders'

US Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden told supporters in Pennsylvania on Saturday that he misses up-close campaigning but doesn't want his events to become "super-spreaders". The comment, at a campaign rally, was seemingly aimed at President Donald Trump, who's set to hold a trio of big rallies later Saturday at a time of rising coronavirus cases. At a drive-by rally in the Philadelphia suburb of Bristol, Biden said: "I don't like the idea of all this distance, but it's necessary." He added, "We don't want to become superspreaders."