this isll anoo rare beacon of conservation, an ecosystem showing real bbc news. recovery.eaking of recovery, before we go tonight, an indian street dog who lost her front legs after being run over by a train has found a new home in britain after a year of therapy and learning to walk again with replacement limbs, found in dase conditionoctober. she was taken for -- to a shter for strays and then to the hospital. the story gained worldwide attention after it was sharedcin media. she is now walking and living in london. good luck, and narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... raymond jame the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america'neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbstation from viewers like you. thank you. yuyi: i came to the uniteds. states when i was 24 years old. i did not speak any english. i felt very, very lost, really not knowing what to do with my life. one day on tv there was sesame street. ernie and grover and cookie monster. and it's not only that i learned to speak

but i speak to christopher thought from consultancy firm beacon economics he joins us from l.a. trade ties between the e.u. on the u.s. have cooled somewhat under president trump haven't they all we expecting that to change underbite almost assuredly look when when trump came in it kept with him of course this idea of america 1st and buy america 1st he basically ran around trying to bully everybody into some sort of deals that he thought would be good for the united states some of those tariffs obviously based on european products were were part of that process almost assure them and biden comes in you're going to find a shift towards far more conciliatory efforts to improve trade relations between the united states in the e.u. another major if in fact perhaps the major characteristic of president trumps trade policy has been the trade all with china will the biden approach be completely different to that of president trump. i can tell you the answer that is i hope not and i don't think so but look for the last 15 years most of the globe has had a problem with how china has been

host: the washington free beacon writing this morning about the group of former republicans trying to oust the president, trying to oust the number of republican senators in the headline here in the washington free beacon, biggest losers, lincoln theme superpac goes 0-7 in key senate races and they write that the group, the lincoln project, spent almost $12 million in support of the democratic candidates and all those candidates winning their races in 2020. arlene in florida, you're next up. president should not concede what you say, right? caller: yes. i believe he should not concede because i think it was all illegally done, this mail-in voting is not right. i'm an sbtee -- absentee voter because i'm older, but i think that it's wrong and it has just caused so much confusion and i just think that he probably has won. i think it needs to be sorted out and taken care of before we make a decision. host: here's what folks are saying on social moo yeah. brad from kentucky voted for trump, registered as an independent and the media served the fruits of their labor and want to call the ele

started by president reagan, but we are truly the one beacon in the world. there's no other country like ours as many mistakes as we make in where imperfect and do dumb things sometimes. but the world world trust that and when that's gone, there's no other beacon and people get lost, get confused, and bad things happen. when you were secretary of defense and again, you know, just reporting on you at that time. there wasn't always a consensus in the obama administration about how to deal with a problematic country like syria or what to do in response to russia. or, you know, china's growing influence in the sights south china sea and globally. and so i'm wondering what you think is going to be the case around joe biden, when he comes in because there's a wing of foreign policy, you know, in lot of bernie sanders, supporters who, who in their own view sound pretty similar to donald trump, that they don't see that global engagement pays off. is, is joe biden going to be caught in a vise between these same kinds of groups that often created some confusion in pre

to redouble our efforts, and work with the new administration to make sure that our country is a beacon to the rest of the world. to make sure that our cities are alabaster cities that gleam, and to make sure that every little child across america is only limited by his or her dreams, and their willingness to pay the price and make the effort to make those dreams come true. that's when america is all about. [applause] >> that's what you're all about! and god bless, we love you, and i want you to know that i would love for you, and my love for you, is permanent. and i will carry the memory of this, least past few months with, me for the rest of my life. and i am available to you anytime, anyplace, anywhere. as long as i am around. god bless your, thank you very much! [applause] >> we can assessments we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tuesday night, former u.s. senator sam nunn reflects on the cold war, 75 years after it began. senator nunn served from 1972 to 1977 as a democrat from georgia. and, at senate arms senate

is proving you can still be a beacon of hope even when you need some help yourself. >> reporter: in thewashington's big money lobbyist and law firm district, a first generation pakistani immigrant has been serving up kabobs and curry to the rich and poor. >> these are my mom's recipes because we want to honor her. >> reporter: he's been doing it for more than seven years just blocks from the white house, quietly seating and serving thousands of homeless and hungry just like paying customers, no questioned asked. >> i'm going through a problem. i say, i love you my friend, don't worry about it. just have a seat, enjoy. >> reporter: how did you make any money? >> people are scared letting poor people come in, it would ruin your business. but it's opposite for me. >> reporter: when covid-19 hit, the economic crisis nearly made him go hungry too. his business plunged. he laid off staff, cut free meals and contemplated closing for good. but a global community this month rallied to the rescue inspired by his story, first shared widely on wjla. >> i can't let go the restaurant. i'm fighting ev

has been steen as a beacon of democracy how much does the fact that voice you know we're seeing so much division right now so much contention about the legality of man in dallas we're hearing about way counts and so on how much how damaging is it to america's reputation you think it can america still hold the moral high ground when it comes to democracy after this. you know a very good question i do think if we go through this process in the institutions work as they are intended no there are recounts the recounts are fair or the judiciary weighs in when they need to weigh in and old to reach every one of relates to the outcome which is what democracy is i think we will again be a beacon for democracies around the world this is never easy in every country where you have a democracy you have different views and how it's run and the key is can we all come together afterwards and move the country forward rather than persisting in the joe biden victory certainly would reassure most tornados the you know. that such chaos as we've seen in the last 5 years it is over for now but how much do yo

now it is time to find common ground, and build consensus to make america a beacon of opportunity in the 21st century. i'm optimistic this can happen. our future demands it. our history proves. it 200 years ago in the election of 1800, america faced another close presidential election. a tie in the electoral college put the outcome in the hands of congress. after six days of voting and 36 ballots, the house of representatives elected thomas jefferson, the third president of the united states. that election brought the first transfer of power from one party to another. , certainly after the election jefferson signed reconciliation and reform wrote this. >> the steady character of our countrymen is a rock twitch mixed anymore. unequivocal and reasonable, and manner, we should hope to do a great deal of good in the cause of freedom and great harmony. 200 years have only strengthened the steady character of america. so as we begin the work of healing our nation, tonight i call upon that character. respect for each other. respect for our differences. generosity of spirit. and a willingnes

the lost whaling station at the end of the world, now a beacon of hope as the whales return — and thrive up on bbc news: after a 16 year wait, england's cricketers will travel to pakistan. they're set to play two t20 internationals in karachi in october. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. pharmaceutical company pfizer says latest data suggests its coronavirus vaccine is even more effective than we first thought — 94% effective, in fact, in the over—65s. the vaccine has passed another hurdle in the race to get it to the public. the firm says it has passed safety checks and is now ready for approval by authorities around the world. it comes as a senior government advisers say they want christmas festivities to go ahead. we'll have more on that in a moment, but first, our medical editor fergus walsh is here with me now. just how significant is this? the news gets better and better on vaccines. we had incredibly good news from the dharna —— moderna monday and this from pfizer, this is about figures. it is still a bit science by press release, we don't have the full data, we

andwo days, beacon put it to a presidency that has fanned the flames of hate, poured gasoline on everypportunity he had all across this nation. millions of americans have already voted. there is still a lot of pennsylvanians who have not voted yet and we need every single one of you to get out and vote on tuesday. my message is simple. pennsylvania is critical in this election. [honking] i live in delaware, but i was born in scranton. you, the last time donald trump ran, he won this state by 44,000 votes. so every vote matters. the power to change this country is in your hands. i don't care how hard donald trump tries, there is nothing he is going to do to stop this nation from voting, no matter what he tries. [honking] mr. biden: and folks, when americans vote, america will be heard. when america is heard, i believe the message is going to be loud and clear. it is time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. [honking] it is time to breathe some life back into this nation. tired of thewe are tweets, the anger, the hate, the failure, the irresponsibility. we have a lot work to do

alana goodman, "washington free beacon" and senior editor at "the federalist." you say that jeremiah wright is just the tip of the iceberg with regard to warnock's radical and marxist affiliations. explain. >> definitely, and i actually think that jeremiah wright is a bigger problem first before that he was for obama back in 2008. he played the clip of warnock talking about how the community celebrates jeremiah wright, but warnock is actually going out on television and defending him, defending his "damn america" speech when that was under controversy. obama claimed he didn't know that speech. i guess he was absent from church that day. he didn't know that wright how the radical views that he held and he cut ties with wright when that happened and he said that he found that speech insulting and offensive to americans. on the other hand, warnock was going on tv on different shows saying that the speech was fine. he called it a very fine sermon. this was a sermon where jeremiah wright compared the u.s. government to al qaeda, said that the u.s. government had inve

so this site, the charity says, is an all too rare beacon of conservation.e discussion of the sustainable transport editor amanda stratton. go to crack straight on the questions, this one from john wells. what happens to people that own caravans when they banned these petrol cars at the moment? very few hybrid or electric vehicles are capable of towing a caravan secular he‘s actually right. it‘s important to remember with the cinemas does not go to be an overnight ban on existing petrol and diesel engines, the time being as longest your car is rudely close you will be able to tow it. but we are also going to sue the next years the massive increase in product coming to the market. initially because of the cost of manufacture, even these are more expensive. what we have really seen as very high—end but also much more entry—level cars coming to market. we are going to see a big plug in the middle of the market now as more and more product comes to market which will be suitable for telling heavy vehicles. we mayjust have to wait a little bit longerfor that. with

, the whole world is watching america and i believe that our best — that at our best america is a beacon power of our example. we also heard from the vice president elect, kamala harris. to the american people who make up our beautiful country, thank you for turning out in record numbers to make your voices heard. cheering and applause. i know times have been challenging, especially the last several months stop the grief, sorrow and pain, the worries and the struggles, but we have also witnessed your courage, your resilience and the generosity of your spirit. forfour the generosity of your spirit. for four years, you the generosity of your spirit. forfour years, you marched and organised for equality and justice, for our lives and for our planet and then you voted. cheering and applause. car horns. and you delivered a clear message, you chose hope and unity, decency, science and, yes, truth. cheering and applause car horns. you chose joe biden as the next president of the united states of america! cheering and applause. car horns. those were samples of the speeches. we will try and pick

"the washington free beacon," they reported that he had been paid by the anti-american and pro-muslim brotherhood outlet al jazeera which is owned by the country of qatar. al jazeera america was a ratings bomb. started in 2016 until only after three years of operation. of course, your typical millennial left-wing nightmare. he supports rejoining the paris climate accords and amnesty for illegalor aliens, more money for the butchers at planned parenthood, and the blm mantra that america is systemically racist. and georgia? check your gun safe, he's coming for your ar-15. its textbook. what about the other challenger, the reverend rafael warnock? pastor of the ebenezer baptist church? he's got a political rap sheet that goes back almost 30 years. in 1995, the harlem church where he served as a youth pastor once invited cuban dictator fidel castro to spew his revolutionary rhetoric there. >> why is it that i was received here with such great respect? >> laura: well i'm a great respect? i think we know why they did. wouldn't have been the first american radical fascinated with castro's br

if we not, don't foresee beacon for the bookies for you, nor for you when want to complain. i don't discount that often. lookup of either birth. mr. ball in your school or about someone who's in really good will only go well. so what are you going to back up for? what coming if you did, but most of all to us just want to be a little longer. i will make you so i picked a key so i picked you. so i picked i'll have a present for the let me put it on a point to make somebody quick for subvocal case. i think they pop just what i need them. thank you, keith. you said thank you. sick like you always were and certainly got one for the camera. did you have are you me or more more and better way only in the us. i don't know why so often the i was promoted or we were so i she disappeared the pull you pull, you meet. she remembers she. she did a little dog. and you do mylar. maybe too little whopping evaluate how men do demand that i would tell myself if the cocky squish is supposed to purely do or measurement of only often enemies to come in handy chop even, you could the ones that are

genuinely understand people are looking to see christmas asa people are looking to see christmas as a beacong alive. but is it worth another month of lockdown, potentially infecting neighbours, loved ones? i don't think it is. i really, genuinely don't. i want to another six weeks up until christmas and beyond in restricted circumstances. no. but if you're telling me i got to do that to ensure that 2021 is a year we can enjoy, then yes, i will. ensure that 2021 is a year we can enjoy, then yes, iwill. sunday times, penny. prepare fora enjoy, then yes, iwill. sunday times, penny. prepare for a tax paid next year warns sunak. all this spending that been down this year, this furlough kicks scheme, job retention scheme, trying to keep people, not everybody but a lot of unemployed people and say they haven't received anything. but billions and billions of pounds have been spent has got to be paid for. yeah, they are saying the figures this week will show the true scale of the economic shock laid bare. the thing is, as we know borisjohnson and the chancellor have different views on theirs. in fact

america became a beacon for the world ands it leader, roosevelt, offered a new way to measure the worth of the nation. >> he said the progress is not which to those we provide to have much but whether we provide to those that have too little. >> reporter: not just to survive >> reporter: not just to survive but to plot a course i give to shriners hospitals for children because i want to be a part of something amazing. - i know my gift to shriners hospitals for children makes a difference in the lives of children. - our support gives kids a bright future. - i give because when i see a child smile, i smile. - when you support shriners hospitals for children, you're joining thousands of other caring people like you who have helped kids like me and over 1.4 million other kids do amazing things. - will you call the number on your screen right now and give $19 a month, just 63 cents a day? you'll be making a life-changing difference for a kid just like me. - your support helps us do amazing things we never thought would be possible, and this is how we say thank you. - [child] thank you! (wate

the lost whaling station at the end of the world — now a beacon of hope as the whales return — and thriveutical company, pfizer, says its latest data suggests that its coronavirus vaccine is even more effective than first thought, with the jab working well across all ethnicities and age groups. the firm says the vaccine has passed safety checks, and is now ready for approval by authorities around the world. so what are the next steps for the vaccine in the uk? health secretary matt hancock told mps last week that the nhs will be ready to roll out the new vaccine if it gets approved. he said he has "tasked the nhs with being ready from any date from the 1st of december". the uk has pre—ordered a0 million doses of this vaccine, and should get 10 million by the end of the year. and pfizer says there have been no serious safety concerns, with only mild side effects reported such as headaches and fatigue, in about 2% of volunteers given the vaccine. our medical editor fergus walsh explains the significance of today's development. about this is about figures here. it's a bit science by press re

and i believe at our best, america is a beacon for the globe.t only by the example of our power, but by the power of our example. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: i have always believed, and many heard my h -- heard me say we can define america in one word, possibility. that in america everyone should be given an opportunity to go as far as their dream and god-given ability will take them. you see, i believe in the possibility of this country. we are always looking ahead, ahead to an america that is freer and more just, that treats jobs with dignity and respect, an america that cures diseases like cancer and alzheimer, an america that never leaves anyone behind. an america that never gives up, never gives in. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: this is a great nation. it has always been a bad bet to bet against america. this is the united states of america. there has never been anything we have not been able to do when we have done it together. folks, in the last stages of the campaign, i began thinking about means a lot to me and my family that ca

tonight the whole world is watching america and i believe at our best america is a beacon for the globewe will not -- we will lead not only by the example of our power but by the power of our example. i know i've always believed many of you have heard me say i've always believed we can define america in one word -- possibility. that in america everyone in america should be able to go as far as their dream and god-given ability to take them. you see, i believe in the possibility of this country. we're always looking ahead -- ahead to an america that's free and more just, ahead to america to create jobs with dignity and respect, ahead to america that cures diseases like cancer and alzheimer'ses. ahead to an america that never leaves anyone behind. ahead to an america that never gives up, never gives in. this is a great nation. t's always been a bad bet to bet against america. we're good people. this is the united states of america and there has never been anything -- never been anything we have not been able to do when we've done it together. folks, in the last stage of the campaign i beg

what is this doing to the perception of the united states as a thinking -- beacon of functioning democracythe world? >> we do not take that sy. we are neutral observers from the osce, bound by the commitments of wh has been in the past, by consensus, by the way, with the consent of the usa in the 1990's, and that is what we are checking, but when we see that somebody is, of course, not following the rules, which have been agreed to, both in u.s. legislation and international standards, then we have to speak out. that is not a partisan statement. that is a signaling of an alarm whene see that somebody does not follow the rules. the osce commitments clearly say election results have to be counted until the end and that the electoral administration and the laws of the electoral administration have to be respect. the president has no competence whatsoever on the administration of elections to the exclusive realm ofhe states in the usa, and they diligently follow the process. brent: that's true. allstate election officials have said there were no, boards of gross negligence or irregularities in

first few days for the week but significantly colder as the week but significantly colder as the beaconseather to the weekend. 0n low that brought the wet and windy weather to the weekend. on monday, there is a brief ridge of high pressure. that will mean lighter winds and overall a lighter day. we still sit effectively to the south of the jet stream, so relatively mild atlantic area. pushing the low up mild atlantic area. pushing the low up to the north, all the way through to the middle part of the week. this is what it will look like on the ground. for monday, possiblya bit of cloud at times but also some glimmers of sunshine. the biggest difference of the weekend is for the majority of the uk, daylight hours will be dry. the next frontal system sta rts will be dry. the next frontal system starts to move on, temperatures typically 11 or 12 degrees. the weather front pushes across the uk, bringing rain into many areas to monday evening and overnight into tuesday. but by tuesday morning, the low pressure to the north of the uk will still be extending a front into scotla nd will still be

tonight, the whole world is watching america and i believe that at our best, america is a beacon forwe will lead not only by the example of our power, but by the power of our example. [cheers and applause] [car horns] i have always believed we can define america in one word, "possibilities." that, in america, everyone should be given an opportunity to go as far as their dreams and god-given ability will take them. you see, i believe in the possibilities of this country. we are always looking ahead. ahead to an america that is freer and more just. ahead to an america that creates jobs with dignity and respect. ahead to an america that cures diseases like cancer and alzheimer's. ahead to america that never leaves anyone behind. ahead to an america that never gives up. never gives in. [cheers and applause] this is a great nation. it has always been a bad bet to bet against america. we are a good people. this is the united states of america and there has never been anything, there has never been anything we have not been able to do, when we have done it together. folks, in the last days

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protect them and families from harassment, but critics say it was undermining france's status as a beaconf human rights. >> calm there, but earlier, the forceful images of police clearing out migrants and altercations in all parts of the famous paris square. this comes at a time when there is concern over the right of reporters to do their job and film police. more on that coming up. $12 billion over four years, the pledge to help afghanistan from a donors conference. it was hosted in geneva. the eu and the u.s. are the major contributors to salvage the situation. there is not an easy relationship between the afghan government and the taliban. and they are still present. 12 billion over four years to help relaunch afghanistan. ethiopian troops are threatening the major city of tigray province. an ultimatum has been issued to the rebels, surrender or troops will attack. he won the nobel peace prize last year. his operation has claimed an known number of lives and triggered an exodus of refugees from the fighting. reporter: a short crossing, taking just a bag of possessions,hese ethpians ar

and i believe at our best, america is a beacon for the globe. not-- we will lead not only by the example of our power, but by the power of our example. ( cheers and applause ). i've always believed-- many of you have heard me say it-- i have always believed we could define america in one word: possibilities. that, in america, everyone should be given an opportunity to go as far as their dreams and god-given ability will take them. you see, i believe in the possibilities of this country. we're always looking ahead, ahead to an america that's freer and more just, ahead to an america that creates jobs with dignity and respect, ahead to an america that cures diseases like cancer and alzheimer's. ahead to an america that never leaves anyone behind. ahead to an america that never gives up, never gives in. ( cheers and applause ). this is a great nation. it's always been a bad bet to bet against america. we're a good people. this is the united states of america. and there's never been anything, never been anything we've been not able to do when we've d

it was on the tuesday in guinea beacon about by senior in civilian clothes and armed others are wearing soccer jerseys, line no clean the refrigerating security. we want to see many so then they stop cars drivers and passengers from their seats and see them. and i was there, i saw it, and you're terribly afraid. if we hear even one shot we start running for our lives than me and in turn, province borders. you can manda and is twice the size of belgium. many refugees live in the forests without any protection or medical care. many die are those make it to the capital of the province. where there are camps with tents, water, food, medicine, and most importantly, protection. u.n. soldiers are stationed in bosnia there are over 16000 people in this camp alone. most are women and children and they have made temporary homes for themselves. but some have been here for over a year and a half. in october 29 teams, 22 people died here. even large aid organizations cannot meet demand, and a measles epidemic had broken out of the town. and by default may yet, i mean, these are conflicts. this is a

republics, in mafia states, but here we are seeing it unfurl in a country that used to pride itself as a beaconf democracy, where now a u.s. president can casually fire an official who pointed out the truth about the absence of election fraud. or he can stack every corner of government with lackeys who will do his bidding, from the supreme court to the defense department, to the general services administration where the one official who can hand over the keys to the transitioning president-elect is refusing to do so. with sources telling cnn that she is basing her decision on what she sees as the precedent set by the 2000 election, where there was not a clear winner for more than a month. each day that the republican party does not condemn this behavior is another day the party normalizes anti-democratic actions, actions that will get further baked into our government and our institutions and our belief systems. and if these schemes don't succeed for trump, they will one day for someone else. "the atlantic" describes as the next racist demagogue who may not be as clownish or as incompetent. joi

so this site, the charity says, is an all too rare beacon of conservation.with another huge demonstration in bangkok. millions of britons — young and old — are coping with record levels of loneliness and isolation during lockdown as we head into winter. elaine dunkley has been speaking to one charity in huddersfield that's helping bring people together. loneliness and isolation feels... it feels like being in a grave. it's cold, it's dark, and it's pointless. we are trying to find the next of kin of this gentleman that we are really concerned about at the moment. loneliness and isolation drives everything. at huddersfield train station is platform one. it's a charity on the front line of isolation, loneliness and crisis. i've never struggled before in my life, but before this time you could go and unload a bit of your baggage with a friend oi’ whoever, 01’ you can go out and socialise with somebody and let that steam off, you can't at the moment. you're sat at home looking at the four walls, and you end up getting in that dark place. this 19505 carriage is u

nd the country that he loved will hopefully come back to and an beacon of hope inclusive country that there is s that strength in our diversity. and that there are better days ahead of us. jonathan: congresswoman, condolences on the passing of your father. you know, the attacks from the you directly and personally and specifically also had to do with his re-election only just ginning unthe base around the country, of his -- up the base round the country but part of his trying to win minnesota, it didn't work. ne could say that it didn't work because minnesota is a -- traditionally a democratic state. but do you think that the attacks on you backfired? ms. omar: it did. not just attacks on me. every single person in this country backfired. women who have been has shown o vitriol up in mass numbers to repute and to change course in this country. young people have shown up in a s numbers to say we want future that is brighter than the darkness that you have brought. immigrants. eople who just got their citizenship showed up and said, to be an this is going inclusive country. and a place

be president of the united states and the country he loved will hopefully come back to it being a beacon of hope and an inclusive country that unrstands that there is stngth in our diversity and that there are better days ahead of us. >> congresswoman condolences on the passing of your father. the attacks from the president on you to rackley and personally and specifically also has to do with his re-election strategy not only ginning up the base around the country but harder -- part of his plan to win minnesota which he very narrowly lost in 2016, it didn't work. one could say that it didn't work because minnesota is traditionally a democratic state but do you think that the attack on you backfired? >> it did and not just attacks on me, a tax on every single person in this country backfired. black women who have been subject to his vitriol, have shown up en masse numbers to refute this presidency and to change course in this country. young people have shown up in mass numbers to say we want a future that is brighter than what you have brought. england, people who just got their citizensh

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but i speak to christopher thought from consultancy at beacon economics he joins us from l.a. trade ties between the e.u. on the u.s. have cooled somewhat under president trump haven't they all we expecting that to change underbite almost assuredly look when when trump came in it kept with him of course this idea of america 1st and buy america 1st he basically ran around trying to bully everybody into some sort of deals that he thought would be good for the united states some of those tariffs obviously placed on european products were were part of that process almost assure them and biden comes in you're going to find a shift towards far more conciliatory efforts to improve trade relations between the united states and the e.u. another major if in fact perhaps the major characteristic of president trumps trade policy has been the tried all with china will the biden approach be completely different to that of president trump. i can tell you the answer that is i hope not and i don't think so but look for the last 15 years most of the globe has had a problem with how china has be

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as a shining city on a hill, a beacon to the world certainly, america has long been vocal in his promotiony. that becomes harder when some americans believe there elections can'be trusted. and surely, that mistrust will outlast the trump presidency. a reminder, you can get much more on the u.s. election on the bbc news website, bbc.com/news. in our top story, the number of confirmed cases worldwide has surpassed 52 million. thanks for watching. i will see you next week. goodbye. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [bright music] - pbs american portrait is... - a platform where anyone can come and share their stories. - there's a whole great list of prompts to get you started. - when i was 18 and joined the marine corps. - when i decided to accept myself and excel. - and it's been an amazing jo

may this museum shine brightly, be a beacon of the american love of liberty, a monument honoring thegth of our nation and a shrine to those who answer the nations call to serve. it is in your holy and most righteous name that i pray. amen. >> the national museum of the united states army as a joint effort between the united states army and the army historical foundation. the mission of the army historical foundation is to honor the american soldier by preserving the history and heritage of the united states army. from his home in massachusetts, please welcome the chairman of the army historical foundation, general retired arnold sullivan. >> sting wish guests and friends and supporters of the army museum, welcome to the opening ceremony of the national museum of the united states army. tributeeum is a giant to over 30 million soldiers who have served throughout our history as a country. i think it is important we take a moment to remember one soldier in particular. herzog whose recent passing has saddened us all. he was a dedicated soldier who served as chairman of the board for 15 y

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coast guard was alerted when the vessel's emergency beacon made contact with the water and sent out agnal. >>> the tampa bay times says tampa bay rays rookie outfielder ray arozarena was arrested in mexico following a family dispute. the player's agent says it's the result of an parent domestic dispute. he was detained for problems letting to his ex-partner. it's unclear what charges he's facing. arozareno won the babe ruth award in this year's major league postseason. >>> and "the salt lake tribune" reports on a mysterious shiny monolith found in a remote area of utah's red rock desert. the 10 foot metal prism was discovered last week by state wildlife officials counting sheep from a helicopter above. authorities say they do not know how it got there. it's being compared to the black monolith that appeared in the opening scene of stanley cubric's 1968 movie "2001: a space odyssey." >> i heard everything from did this fall from the sky? you know, did it implant itself there? is it other worldly? you know, without looking at it close and seeing that there are, in fact, human made rivet

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