the, the, the whole families with the will to is highly contaminated living in the class. the risk in it all out. is there the while i can see this election? i do not concede the fight that fuel this campaign. risk tells us a bolt has to accept the us election results and commit to a peaceful transfer of power. the notes that are life ma headquarters here in the also coming up. how is this speech? paula is one of the biggest political come bucks in us history. donald trump is

elected president for the 2nd time i'm gabriel's on to at the united nations in new york. where people here are deeply concerned about the ramifications of a 2nd. trump presidency. the israel terry's as a series of strikes on a southern, and some of they moved to a day of attacks. the killed 70 people across lebanon didn't because the strip is really strikes talking to the states, the noise telling more palestinian children the welcome to the program, the us vice president campbell iris address the nation on wednesday, conceding the presidential election to have republican rival, double trump, i was told as opposed to accept the results, but vowed to keep fighting for democracy and the rule of law. kimberly,

how can we pull stuff from washington dc where the concession speech took place? a speaking is her element made or howard university us vice president connell. a here is acknowledge the disappointment at her election loss, but encourage christopher's to keep fighting for the ideals of her historic going to the white house. over the $107.00 days in this campaign. we have been intentional about building community and building coalitions, bringing people to gather from every walk of life. harris. so as her family and running may minnesota governor tim was looked on, leading to trump 2020 election laws and refusal to accept the result. workers here is tools the crowd of fundamental principle of american democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results. that principal,

as much as any other distinguishes democracy from monarchy or tyranny. it's a principle harris says she underscore did trump earlier on wednesday in her telephone calls. we can see the election. but she says, while i can see this election, i do not concede the fight that fuels this campaign, the the vice for freedom for opportunity. for fairness and the dignity of all people, some of the crowd were visibly emotional. as harris spoke, she offered these words of encouragement. sylvia table are watching, it is okay to feel sad and disappointed. but here's the thing. here's the thing.

sometimes the site takes a while, or that doesn't mean we won't when, like the us vice president, president joe biden, also called president elect donald trump, to discuss his historic campaign on thursday by then, we'll address the nation to discuss the election results. and from the transition to the white house. kimberly healthcare ouch is 0. washington. well, here's how things done right now. donald trump has 295 electoral college phase. the magic number, of course, being 270 campbell harris felt schultz with 226 electoral college. but it says, you can say, there was still a couple of states the of color didn't yet to not means that they haven't been cold . but even without declaring those states, trump has more than the $270.00 required. right, this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. there's ever been anything like this

for i know it's going to reach a new level of importance because we're going to help our country hills that help our country here. we have to be at a diesel very badly. we're going to fix our borders where i gotta fix everything about our country. we mean history. the reason is going to be just that from business fits to meet with president joe biden at the white house show today according to his team. they've also said that he'll soon begin to choose as cabinet in the days ahead. olive bishop is in west palm beach, florida. following the president elect on the compass, spend the day receiving calls and congratulations from a number of well leaders as well as the phone calls and come to the house. we also received one from president joe biden,

and he invited them to the white house at some point in the future. he also had from benjamin netanyahu, the it's really prime minister. the 2 of them have created quite a bond over the last 8 years. and many people suggested that netanyahu was hoping for a trump victory, but he's also had from the prime minister in the president of france and the prime minister of the united kingdom, among others. now he's got to start making plans for what happens next. a course you'll have a transition committee that's headed by 2 defensive vice president. and then also with these 2 elder sons don't junior and eric trump, and it'll be up to them to bet people for the top positions and government like secretary of state, secretary of defense, know and don't talk 1st move to washington. he was a new, quite new to the time, didn't really understand how things work. and so we utilize on a lot of republican figures and established republican faces. that is not going to happen. this type. essentially they're looking for people who will be loyal to donald trump, 1st and foremost, who will push through with his agenda of that agenda. he's going to issue

a number of executive orders on the one, so you have to get them drafted. i'd also check the legality of them. everyone remembers his so called midland band that he introduced that was effectively overturned by the courts very quickly, but not after it cost a great deal of keels around the country. and then he's got to talk to congress about how he's going to implement his agenda, how he can deliver for the millions and millions of people who voted for him to for fuel prices, cheaper prices at the grocery store and how he's going to make the country a great deal safe, but donald trump has promised a different kind of america. and donald trump, the school thing to deliver as soon as it takes the office on january 20th next year. obviously, sure, i'll just see it at west palm beach, florida. too because he joins us from washington, dc, hardship, i mean the presidential race is over, but the race for the house isn't and presidents like trump pool, want to see a clean sweep of control over the legend. some show empty

a yeah. as j vitamin drip, i didn't receive the clean sweep of the house senate and the senate as well as the of the populates and the electro college in 2020 uh right now the house is still too close to click too close to call, but we're seeing more and more confidence the republicans will actually will actually retain it. so that means they will have the house, the senate. uh they also have received the popular vote for the 1st time since 1988 when george h. w. bush. uh beach. uh the the brother does officers cottages here, michael dukakis as the last time. uh, that's uh the republicans received a majority of the popular by services. clearly though this is being seen as a huge mandate for the incoming trump administration. this is a democracy. the people have spoken pretty emphatically them, but they want, they want donald trump, but still the house looks too close to go. i wish also remember there, but as we still would go by and then press the on obama obama go up the try factor

in 2008. and that doesn't necessarily mean that you can push sweeping legislation through immediately. that's the factionalism within the policy. and, and so on, sir, at all, sir, when the mid term is coming to you, this time is it's, it's likely that the, what is the tradition often has the, the vote has been pretty much, uh, you know, you're gonna have up to years basically to do everything you can with that try effective because congressional control can change pretty quickly. indeed it can. i mean, also difficult or not so difficult cabinet positions have to be considered and made and we want to read the goal. take about the next few days. i'll certainly the next 2 to 3 months. but alan was saying that a lot of the the suspects are a mar longer they were out of dr. moreau algo for trump's victory speech. and they will, you know, generally they also negotiations on the way. now, i think what we have to look at is the different wings of the republican body. it's true to the republican party is now unified,

almost entirely behind donald trump. and why wouldn't they be off to this election victory? but that's still that diffraction isn't between the near call, new liberal by traditional republicans who have now, you know, in the last few years, the express the filter, donald trump, but they still want the usual republican, near conservative, endless war and the liberal bull street 1st kind of policies, and then you have the america 1st will pop to the side of the republican party, embodied by j. d. vance. the, the, the incoming vice president for the senior position, in fact, on junior as part of the tucker call center. you know, has donald trump. yeah. a very major figure in, in put in right when populist opponents except you know that the one of the secondary and also the end of this was and also letting wolf street run rampant over the weekend. cause we have to have a different kind of republican party. so we're looking to see, you know, which factions in the ascendant we do have one. why be reported bit of information . the brian hook is now being put in charge of the transition team at the state

department, and that would suggest them to the old school near conservatives, or the us. and then on the foreign policy, he is the one of the most near conservative of the new conservatives. you know, formerly from the w bush, george w bush administration, 1st trump administration called line russia, trying that wrong. having said that, there was seeing lots of names being mentioned, who, you know, who run the gamut of the spectrum of which way they could go on foreign policy. so yeah, i mean, it's interesting to see whether this was just trying to show that the weight was still going to be tough, or whether that really is a big debate now about which a foreign policy. well, for example, which direction that will go yellow way to guide them, show more analysis on the days ahead for the baby and she help, thanks very much. well, let the united nations headquarters does the worry of as a 2nd demo from presidency. and what that would mean united states is the single largest delta to the u. n. and it's almost a certainty that trump will come contributions to the u. n. as he did during his previous to and then the question is, how much would you say it was gabriel is on there has moved from new york. no.

where is to worry more acute about a 2nd donald trump presidency then at the us population fund known as u. n. f. p. a agency that focuses on sexual and reproductive rights for women and girls in a 150 countries in 2017. during his 1st term and office, trump completely cut off $70000000.00 in u. s. contributions to you and f. p. a. president joe biden reinstated the money and raised us contributions to a $160000000.00. making washington the agencies largest single donor. now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for c a u n s p, a official tells l g 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza

and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenge to the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress who have very angry about the way that you and officials and you and general assembly have criticized the israel, is released as a garza. and so i think that will be a big push from congress to 0 out. i'm extensive parts of view and budget really and revenge for this criticism of the if it's rarely campaign on wednesday and bassinger said they were in a wait and see mode. we still hope that the top of demonstration where see the value of multilateralism and working together for the benefit of every month. last month, israel's parliament pass legislation to shut down the un relief and works agency

for palestinian refugees known as unreal. if this legislation is implemented, it calls for shutting down and run by the end of january. coincidentally, it could fall on the very week. donald trump is sworn in as the next president of the united states gabriel's on to i'll just need a united nations new york from phoenix reaction from african countries to donald trump's victory. well, venture like tree messages all pulling in some other let's say that from surprise to africa is viewed as hostile. so read the reports, the a from janice, beg in south africa, or during his previous presidency. donald trump was lovely dismissive of africa and he was heavily criticized when referring to some countries in a derogatory way. trump is always the no to want to counter chinese influence on the continent. judas could drive his foreign policy, the tide war and say, but that's the thing that's happening between the united states and china. there's

a triple a technologically that's happening with china. and of course, the tension with china on the south china seas and tie one of these factors i going to play a part in how the new administration in america is going to have relations with africa. it's likely that trump would scrutinize more closely to aid assistance to pull countries would benefit the you with, with some remain positive. i don't know if that's the most of almost the same. it is the same kind of gender turn the notes of all these categories. was very easy for you. regarding africans, everything seduce that. africans also support him. and in fact, i personally believe that hen becoming the new president of the united states could truly change things. congratulations. have come from the leaders of many african countries, including my julia. if you b, as in bob with south african presidents,

the remote force of says he looks forward to continuing a mutually beneficial relationship with the united states. canyon president william router has also congratulated from relations with african countries, could be less predictable under donald trump. but some of the say you could have a little pragmatic approach to the continent. one that's dictated by what benefits the united states. more than anything else, somebody, the ultra 0 john is about still head here on out as the japanese governing coalition is in crisis that the chancellor shields 5 is fine and submitted step paving the way and the elections next to the in depth analysis of the day. sidelines, how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties? have a very high kid is inc. and in civilian political debate,

what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is israel trying to achieve in lab and on, is there a strategy phone out jersey or a full year of war in gaza? and now it is really troops invading lebanon. are the us in israel working to reshape the entire region. who americans trust to handle their economy? immigration, and the wars and ukraine and gaza? a quizzical look at us politics the bottom line. the latest news civilians are having no place to go through because they already have been forced to this place from full shooters, is to nowhere with detailed coverage. it's not just the north of the entire thread is under attack by is really missile fighter jet. and it drones from the hall. so the story, all eyes are now on you on member states,

and whether they will defend the organization for since we are we, yes to is really exceptionalism. the, [000:00:00;00] the look of up to what you all, just bear with me. so rahman, in doha reminder of all the top so is the vice president campbell of iris has conceded the presidential election to the republican rival, donald trump. and that address to the nations evolved to keep fighting for democracy and promise of the sold tons of our republican candidate. donald trump has been elected. the $47.00 president of the united states winning the popularized. and i'm trying to an old 7 swing states that his campaign says that he

set to meet with president job. i can show clearly in those you rated on january the 20th century limited way is really strong said favorites something, suburbs. the attack, talk to the hear area which is coming to heavy is rarely bombardment since the conflict escalated in september. it comes after a day of israeli attacks in the south and east where at least 70 people account levels. government has accused, as well, of objecting diplomatic initiative, swan has lots of insight into tools only after the aggression. and let's get more of this instead of go to a correspondence whose life for us in a route. how do you say that? what more do we know about these strikes that hit overnight and where they actually occurred of the, well, some of the overnight is riley strikes where the closest yet to baby's international airport, just a few meters from one of the runway. so i'm going to show you the miss aisles

impacted behind those trees. it caused some material damage, but as you can see, we're going to show you stay with international airport. the only commercial airport in the country is still operational. this airport really is a lifeline for the country for the people of the country they, they're able to leave, they're able to come back home. it is also a humanitarian lifeline because a much heated humanity, korean aids, or drives to live in on curious airports. so the closest strikes yet, there were other strikes in baby southern suburb. you can see the black smoke still hanging over the area. they were intense, strikes, overnights. and in those neighborhoods which are largely empty of the this, the incidence followed an incident if you'd like on wednesday in television, where

a miss sile impacted on the grounds of tel aviv international airport has the law claimed responsibility for targeting a military position close to tel aviv international airport. so this seems to be a response because as well and has, well, i really have been sending messages to each other and has a belie using a new weapon. if you like, it deployed the fact that $110.00 ballistic missile surface, the surface miss. so that has a range of 300 kilometers and it carries up to 500 kilograms of explosives. so as you can see, both sides are negotiating under fire, trying to showcase their military capabilities, but the spike has but laws, you know, it's increasing the operations across the border and it's joe graphical rates. but so far, israel has not been deterred, but of course there is this, as you say, a conversation be it through said policies about how to find a way to a cease fire has bloss, as is open to negotiations,

but each side has red line state by of the no doubt the, the positions of, of, of the warring sites are still very far apart and that's why they are still negotiating under fire as well as the new secretary general name asked and made it very clear. yes. today, there will be no negotiations until there is a ceasefire until quotes, as well as the question on levon on and now is really prime minister benjamin nothing. yeah. who says that the he's not really sees fire is not what is important is what is important is to enforce any deals with is what i was trying to say is that it's once a role to enforce a deal to prevents has the law from disarming. now that this being understood and 11 on as a violation of the country sovereignty. so all the while without any serious diplomatic initiative on the table, we are expecting this trajectory of the conflict to be one of escalation. yesterday, there were dozens of strikes in the biotech and the car region in the east of the

country. it's more than 30 air strikes, and dozens of people were killed between $40.00 to $50.00 people killed and just a span of a few hours. so the casualty pool is mounting and there is no prospect of a ceasefire insights. then they go to that source that the baby's international as well. thank you and is really strong because killed at least full palestinians and injured several others in gauze. a city bodies of the victims with straight across various streets as people scrambled to help with these strikes talks ej a 1st aid center and across the district. is there any attacks that killed 22 people on wednesday at least 15 of them in bentley, in northern goes, the honeymoon has moved from there by law. in central garza, as the world's attention is fixed on the us of president or waste israel. the salt

and god has not closed this don ruskin workers in gaza. city have been assisting us for what's left of this residential building. it was hit by and is really as try among the injured our children. they play after the north has seen intensified military operations, with residents forcibly displaced by his regular soldiers. the patterns of destruction repeats in hon. eunice were mourners gather to prey beside the bodies of palestinians. guild and reason is rarely strikes enough is enough. we a tide, we are really tired. we have no energy to breathe. and no, we have slowed the dying every day that come out one hospital unit reports a dire situation. the organization stays about. 4000 babies have been left without taxes to critical care. meanwhile, the world holes organizations save it,

has organized the 1st medical evacuation of from guys and 6 months. more than 100 patients are set to leave garza through the term of asylum and crossing to receive a treatment abroad. the valuation of from there and bella has a lifeline for some of the critical patients, but in gauze as estimated health care system. 1000 more continue to wait and hold honey, my fluids. i'll just be here from the central area of the gods through how the sy janisa 3 polity governing coalition is collab stuff to transfer life. schultz fund finance minister, kristian in the, in the dispute economic policy chart says that to hold a confidence site in january that will trigger an early election bend to spit possible from ballad monday. this coalition of the left and the right is managed to hold together since 2021. but over the last few weeks,

not coalition. zip has become increasingly strange and it's spectacularly imploded this evening. essentially because on the right, the finance minister, kristen lynn. he wanted to cut taxes and cut benefits to put germany to try and improve germany's economy while all i've shown. so the chancellor wanted to increase the funding and increase following partly the way the funding for the war and ukraine means now that we're going to have a vote of confidence. sholtes is pulling a vote of confidence in january. he's almost certainly going to lose that, which will lead to elections in march, which again, his party will most certainly lose with the opposition on the right, looking to make gains in the election of your homes in march, i had of schedule the elections, which was suppose to happen in september and all of this happens at a very delicate time for your just with donald trump victory in the us.

because jeremy is the 2nd largest contribution financially to the war effort in to ukraine's war effort against russia's invasion. if donald trump, for stacy's forces ukraine's home forces some sort of a resolution between u. k, ukraine and russia. then germany is expected to be at the forefront of a coordinated your a p and responds macro, and also a manual micro knowles, a very weakened in friends, but with jeremy suffering such internal tribulations and difficulties is going to be hard for the your patients to have this coordinated response in, in terms of whatever donald trump has, has to say regarding ukraine to the 2020 volt is on try to be the whole to see a on record exceeding the 1.5 degree celsius warming limit. and that's according to the european climate agency called a copious, the new days it comes days before the annual un climate change conference. us present. donald trump says that he'll again withdrawal his country from the powers

agreement intended to reduce emissions from the greenhouse gases, causing global warming. the us is one of the largest common images in the world, not set for me. so problem problem in california is at home and the weather is next to the inside story because of the international consequences of donald trump's election victory to say, what is the that was still a distinction between cooler trying to change the season type weather, which is that normally pretty easy runs across the stumble down to the gym. and on to the gyptian coast is quite a breeze. but the fact that it's sunny and still the temperature attempted in the twenty's the most part made it doesn't really feel right different, but the shower showing up, they're not everywhere. additionally, syria, maybe, jordan and occasioned the north coast or the ships. but the,

so in this part of the natural thing, at least to start with the showers there might depict the difference between the way it feels and the way we'll see you. so this is potentially big thunderstorms. we've seen hail come out of them recently, northern savvy. not so much in the way. i've found the storms in the mountains for the science where you must and you haven't met breezes, including things and a great deal. the entire hall divide still searching 3 by day is not particularly dusty. moldings are typically funky, so the season hasn't changed most the rate. the evidence of it is trying to temperament bank that has a max by 28 degrees. so the rate is going south not quite near to blaze. so equitorial, guinea in gap on or focus the same is true across through a 100 to some degree in can you but surprising you where it's quite well, meaning the noise in case of time gets into thursday or friday, it will be what it

is. sure. visual and see us on the through possible. i mean, i wasn't here, i shot him dead. a controversial us know, stand your ground. you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence. given your statements the right to kim, we're sending the message that you can just do this. this is ok. i'm denying justice to victims. families lines investigate license q on our, which is the era donald trump selection victory was driven by domestic issues. but it's consequences will reach far beyond us borders. with wars in the middle east and europe. intention high with china. how is this victory being received around the world? this is inside story, the

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