tomorrow or the east coast at noon. we will let you know when the next ballots come there and where they break. georgia now. i have watched this the last couple of hours. less than a point trump over biden. it dropped in the last 90 minutes. i am not sure where that vote is coming from. just about 2% outstanding in georgia. north carolina, i not have seen this move in 24 hours. 94% of the vote and republicans feel good about holding north carolina. pennsylvania. watching this. 14% outstanding vote. about a 3 point advantage now for the president in pennsylvania. i think is kind of an interesting story. hasn't been talked about a lot. balance of power in the senate. it is very tight and very interesting too. 48 democrats and 48 republicans and north carolina tonight. tom tillis continues to hang on to a 2 point lead in that race in the tar heels state. we talked about that with kyle cunningham. in georgia 2 senate races. david perdue needs to keep this above 5.0% and avoids a runoff. hanging on in georgia. why is that im

so many east coast families have bagel brunch on the weekends. and i find that my california jewish friends it's not really part of their tradition. and that has been a source of you know, i have found that some jewish foods that i consider so traditional, some people don't even know what they are. like i remember at one point i quizzed my jewish friends you know who grew up in california if people knew what certain things were and a lot of people didn't. >> what are some things? >> there's a buckwheat green, caccia is a buckwheat grain that has a very nutty flavor, and you cook it with the bowtie noodles, and it is a very jewish comfort food, there's nothing particularly spectacular about it it is just hearty and filling and delicious. i don't make it that often but it is one of those traditional foods that a lot of people on the west coast have no familiarity with. >> do you think then, that if you don't have a traditional jewish food or what you consider for your family a traditional jewish food there is some way in which a jewish person may n

notice the east coast, you're fine wednesday.nesday night looks like the rain will be with us on the east coast and also thursday morning for thanksgiving, but it should be exiting during the day. new york city to boston, providence, that's where it will probably linger until at least midafternoon, hopefully the late afternoon, evening will be fine. then for black friday, mostly cloudy skies in the northeast, then rain and storms in the south. so kasie, the bottom line is, it doesn't look like an all-day rain on the east coast, but it will be kind of a rainy morning and exiting in the afternoon, areas like new york, providence, boston. >> that's helpful information for planning, if you're having a gathering, your outdoor gathering, right? all right, bill, thank you very much. we will see you tomorrow. >>> still ahead here, the uk is hoping a massive new testing program will help curb coronavirus cases. nbc news correspondent willem marx joins us to explain prime minister boris johnson's plan. we're back in just a moment. minister

on the east coast, 2:30 a.m. on the west coast. it's been a long night.et's look where things stand, those races that are still outstanding for the president. right now you see the road to 270 there and here is the map. all those gray states still waiting to be decided. many of th a

it's 7:00 on the east coast. 4 p.m. on the west coast i'm shepard smith at cnbc world headquarters and the polls have just closed in these seven states nbc news projects the state of indiana goes to president trump. indiana was likely red before tonight. in 2016 president trump won it by 19 points over hillary clinton and tonight nbc news projects he's won it again first state of the night to the incumbent. the state of georgia, too early to call. too early for a projection it's been a tossup for nbc news throughout both candidates have spent a lot of time there and it could play a role in the final decision tonight. in addition, kentucky, it's too early. it's a solid red state and has been, but there's simply not enough data to make a call there. too early to project in the state of kentucky. in the state of south carolina, too early to project in south carolina as well there's no data in yet from south carolina we're expecting, at least before tonight, that this is one that leans red as it traditionally has. then ther

the bideern team the leads on the west coast are narrowing in the president's favor, but on the east coast they're narrowing in favor of joe biden. they continue to insist when everything shakes out, they will win this race. we heard from biden again himself. he talked about the process that the president has criticized saying that it's fraudulent, that votes are suddenly appearing. biden insisted that this process is working exactly as it should. >> democracy is sometimes messy. it requires patience as well it's worked for 240 years as the system of governance and has been the envy of the world, and we continue to feel, the senator and i, we continue to feel very good about where things stand. we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winners. >> reporter: and if that happens and it gets to 270, the biden campaign is hoping to re-create that big drive-in victory rally here in wilmington that they had planned and hoped to do on tuesday, election night. phillip? >> just waiting to pull that trigger though thank you so much. >>> let's turn no

on the east coast. he wants to be out there is much as he can and he's closing days and hours to make his argument to the american people so let's get ready to listen in as he takes the stage there in miami. >> what a crowd. hello florida, hello florida. what a great victory we had and were going to have an even bigger victory, get out there and vote. were going to have a bigger victory. i don't know if you found out you've been here long time, i hope the music was good. i hope life is good, everything's good. that's a good looking crowd. good looking people, i will say. were going to have a big victor victory. i don't know if you know what's happening, but. >> we love you, we love you, we love you. >> i don't know if you know what's happening, but they're very worried the democrats about florida. they're very concerned, the votes not there. it's not there for them. they had to get out to that big early lead and it could be that we are leading. that's a little problem. two days from now were going to wi

the question is how to expand and replicate it up and down the east coast and then across the nation. from this day forward republicans need to focus on building a 50 state coalition, no more starting in the whole with new england, california, and new york. campaign for 2022 starts now. number 4, whatever happens donald trump is the current and future leader of the republican party. certainly until someone else comes along with his stamina, charisma and drive. no one else could have done what he has done. he's taken the ideas of economic populism and demonstrated in practice that they work, they bring more prosperity and certainly work on the piece front. it would have been a lot easier for him to sell us all out to wall street but he refused to do that and the crowds that turned out to see him, i met so many incredible patriots, remember this. you are going to be able to tell your kids and grandkids that at one point in time we had a president who fought for the little guy and they threw everything at him and at the end of it he still grew support for his movement. he currently has 2

it would have to win both pennsylvania and north carolina, on the east coast.s better than me, m essa 9 es will know this better than me, messages have been passed between losers and winners. do you see president trump continuing that tradition by a phone call either way? yes, but he has to wait to see. the bottom line is, when one of the two candidates hits 270 electoral college, the other one will do it at their leisure. hillary clinton waited till 2am and she was a loser at 11 waited till 2am and she was a loser at11p.m.. waited till 2am and she was a loser at 11 p.m.. great to talk to you, eric bolling. of course, we will continue to bring you all the very latest information on the election. our special programme starts in just a few minutes, at 23.30gmt, bringing you all the results as they come in from around the united states with real—time analysis from the experts. that's here on bbc world news. you can also follow the results and get much more background on our website — bbc.com/us2020. o nto onto other news. the government of austria has now confirme

on the east coast. 2:00 a.m. out west. you're back with nbc news coverage of decision 2020. going all night long here. i'm kate snow. let's take a look at where things stand at this hour if maybe you took a nap or went to bed for a while. here is where we're at. vice president joe biden with 224 electoral college votes. the president wi

if you click in arizona around nine or 10:00 east coast time tonight, you are at 2:58 p.m. but 12 site. michigan, if you don't get michigan, do you go here in wisconsin? if so, you're still shy at 268. at 212 is your starting mark, and they feel good about minnesota, they could flip wisconsin and michigan, and the big prizes pennsylvania. then, you look at this map and you think about where you go. is it new hampshire or out here in the american west or nevada, both of those scenarios would do the trick for 270 electoral votes. peter doocy had very interesting information last hour and he was talking about what biden teams think they can afford to lose. florida, pennsylvania, ohio and texas. a bit later this hour, you put that formula into the bank and see how that turns out. bryan llenas with a read on the ground in wilkes-barre. south of scranton. >> they tell us that turnout is great to hear. republican party and the state tells us that they believe the turnout is huge. the lieutenant governor who is a democrat as it could be record-breaking. turnout, turnout, that's the

all right it's coming up to 23 actually actually gone past 2300 hours g.m.t. 6 pm on the east coast and you're watching al-jazeera special coverage of the 2020 u.s. election as you can see from the truck at the top right of your screen we're about an hour from the 1st polls closing on the east coast go straight to our white house correspondent kimberly. kimberly the big question looming of course is when when when when will we have an election what's the feeling at the white house behind you . i can tell you that the feeling at the white house well the president projected a lot of optimism you can tell that there is a lot of tension behind the scenes the president has been very optimistic promising that there will be a red wave that he will be able to flip states that were typically democrat leaning to republican as he didn't 2016 and he's promising that he'll do that again but at the same time the u.s. president in recent days has been feeling and projecting a bit more of a realize ation that the polls the national polls that show his challenger joe biden in the lead may be correct and

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on the east coast, is this basically where you expected to be? are you ahead or behind your schedule? >> i think we're exactly where we expected to be. we've said all along this is going to take time. we want to make sure every ballot gets counted. and we knew -- the number we didn't know coming into election day was how many of those late early ballots, the ballots that voters bring and drop off on monday or tuesday, would there be. and with unprecedented turnout in this election, there was a lot of those. and that's what we're counting right now. and we're actually well ahead of where we were at this point in 2018, two years ago, when that -- my race took ten days to call because of those ballots. >> i heard you talk about this earlier, and i'm struck by the fact that in the race that you won, that made you arizona's secretary of state, in fact media organizations, the associated press specifically, miscalled that race and called it for your opponent. and it turns out they were wrong, and now you're secretary of state. i imagine that has to mak

o'clock 4 o'clock our time is when we should start to see some of the polling places closing on the east coast. and so some of those early returns, we'll start to come in so we'll keep you covered all day long and tomorrow morning we'll be waking up wondering what finally happened because the council still be coming in. >>in the wee hours so we'll be on the air early for that right now we want to get you set with weather and traffic if you're headed out the door hours. yeah, i think a lot of people's question today, what's it going to be like out there waiting in lines to cast my ballot. >>the good news is as skies will be clearing out we definitely do have a dose of fog this morning that is streamed into the bay. so if you are going to be voting this morning do plan on wearing a jacket then just a cool start as is typical this time of year. you can see your view the north bay looking down at san francisco, some low cloud cover hovering right above the bay itself, your bridges of actually been fined visibility wise. but if you are heading up into some hillsides and right along the coastline. t

. >> reporter: well ken, it's officially election day on the east coast, but the campaigning is not yet over. president trump wrapped up his final rally of the night a short time ago about 45 minutes ago. then headed back to the white house, where he will spend election night. tomorrow, joe biden returns to the key battleground state of pennsylvania for a couple of events there. senator harris heads to detroit before they both go to delaware to await the results. in an election day tradition, the new hampshire township of dicksville notch tallied their votes just after midnight. the first place to reveal its presidential preference in 2020. >> for president. we have five votes for joe biden. >> reporter: president trump and joe biden are spending the final hours of their campaigns rallying supporters, urging them to turn out tuesday. >> tomorrow we can end the presidency that has divided this nation. >> reporter: on monday the candidates spanned out across five battleground states. the president hit four states. he held his final election event in grand rapids, michigan just as he did i

good morning, everyone we do have soggy conditions this morning across most of the east coast and it's going to linger this morning until about 9 a.m then the front will cross over and things will start to quiet down behind the front unfortunately across ohio valley to the great lakes, we have some lake enhancement that will start to take place and the winds are going to stir up from washington, d.c. to new york ci where wty midwest some very cool conditions. upper 20s. the feel like temperature in the teens. and we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. >> talk to you in a bit, jane a janessa. thanks. >>> it was a star studded night at the 2020 music awards justin bieber kicked off the big event with a medally with his two big hits, lonely and wholly. it had bill ly eillish and someo the nights biggest winners included the award for new artist of the year dan and shay for collaboration of the year. and taylor swift was presented with the night's highest honor, artist of the year. >>> still to come, retailers bet > y.on beaut >>dr. john torres answers all of your coronavirus ques

so for folks looking for early closing polls on the east coast, pennsylvania may take a little while longer to count votes. they may have some legal issues. florida, we may get a sense of early in the night. >> jonathan, you're talking about, you know, states taking a little bit longer, the legal issues there you've got president trump who said the results not declared on election night should not be counted. president trump said he will declare victory if he's ahead. how likely is it we'll have a clear winner tonight and what do you see as far as the next few days >> number one, there's a very important issue in democracy one person, one vote if a person votes and doesn't get counted for the next day or two, that's not unusual. it's very common the counseling goes on in all kinds of races across america every four years, every two years, every off-year election number one, that's something to keep in mind as people think about that the other thing is we may see an election that ends in a legal battle, you know i think we'll have at least a sense tonight of whether that's going to --

people from the east coast and the west coast are sort of quiet about it at first, because there are lot of people in the public as well. romaine: getting beyond the presidential race here, are there any local elections within the state that folks have really been focused on? matt: there is a senate seat that is up for grabs. that is what any commercial break in the morning news cycle or afternoon news cycle, him or mj hagar, the democrat running against him. she is on the ballot, they spent a lot of money on the campaign. that is something to watch out for. romaine: corn and has been nyn has beenr around for a while, right? matt: a long time. caroline: we thank you for taking us through texas. coverageor continued of this presidential election. romaine: and the blog. caroline: if you're lucky enough to have a bloomberg terminal, you can get in there. live tweeting, this is bloomberg. ♪ joe: today we are watching how investors are positioning as they await the results from the u.s. presidential election. for more, let's bring in george perks. george, you are a great follow on things

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. >> soggy conditions in the east coast, all due to a cold front if you're across northern new england, it's colliding with some cooler air and that's why you're seeing that wintery mix of freezing rain, even a little bit of snow. the front is going to move pretty quickly out of the east coast, but with that lake enhancement throughout the day clearing skies through new york city and boston. the winds really stirring up you'll notice that this afternoon. up to 25 to dwest, just above t freezing mark for fargo, duluth, only a high of 28. and we'll take a look at that all-important holiday forecast coming up. >> all right thanks, janessa. >>> in today's "quick hits," spacex is set to launch more starlink broadband internet satellites into the air tonight. targeting 9:34 eastern for the launch for the batch of 16 satellites from cape canaveral. >>> rockefeller center officially open for the holidays, but limited capacity and social distancing due to the coronavirus. >>> santa is coming to town, but he will not be spreading covid-19 dr. fauci says, quote, santa is exempt from this bauecse

we are expecting the first exit poll results from the east coast in about an hour.et's begin with nbc's alice barr in washington, d.c. >> reporter: janell and raj, after an unprecedented campaign, at times bitter and bruising, it all comes down to this, and tens of millions of americans having their final say at the polls. at the end of a long and bumpy road, the finish line is in sight and the power to decide is in the hands of voters. >> it is a relief. now we just have to wait for the outcome. >> reporter: with nearly 100 million ballots cast early, final totals are set to smash records. >> there's nothing like elections! >> reporter: democrat joe biden starting his day with reflection, going to church and visiting his son beau's grave site. president trump thanking campaign staff at his headquarters in virginia, saying he hasn't yet thought about an acceptance or a concession speech. >> winning is easy, losing is never easy. not for me it is not. >> reporter: biden, back in critical battleground pennsylvania, in philadelphia saying voter turnout gives him confid

one story that comes out is a common one, from the midwest, southwest, east coast, west coast, people being so fearful and challenged by this moment that they say things like -- here is an account -- we were almost afraid to breathe, we were afraid to go out. people were actually afraid to leave their homes, afraid to talk to one another. another example, if i kept people apart, you had no school life, no church life, you have nothing, it destroyed all family and community life. when each day dawned, you did not know whether you would be there when the sunset that day. internal reports from organizations amplify this. the american red cross concluded that fear and panic akin to terror of the middle ages regarding the black plague has been prevalent in virtually every community in the u.s. and that is another element that is interesting and i think global and human. i have talked with psychologists and one thing people are seeing in other countries is this fear of the virus has been effected itself in social relations around the world and it is a kind of unique thing that we rarely see

call 8557 fanapt >> bill: at 325 east coast time, rolling on an republican susan collins of maine hasion by defeating a democratic challenger by the name of sarah gideon. it doesn't even look like it will be close. this hour, and we will check in with you this afternoon mike. where are we today? >> the balance of power is still being sorted out but that went by susan collins and the blue state of maine is significant. >> i feel as if this is an affirmation of the work that i'm doing in washington to fight hard every day. [cheers and applause] to fight hard every day for the people of maine. >> two flips for democrats, john hickenlooper winning colorado over cory gardner and mark kelly winning in arizona over martha mcsally. a flip for the g.o.p. in alabama with tommy tuberville defeating democratic senator doug jones. sent majority leader mitch mcconnell sounds hopeful he will be holding onto the majority leader role. >> it appears that as of today, at this moment, that we are in a pretty good position in north carolina and maine. we may as i said earlier no later in the day how that

. >>> and from the east coast to the west coast, people are waiting hours in line to get tested. this was the scene last night in los angeles where the mayor calls the situation very dangerous. this morning, new covid restrictions going into effect in multiple states as the virus spreads at record levels. in california the governor says he's pulling the emergency brake on re-opening the state's economy and is considering a statewide curfew. >> the daily cases though in the state of california have doubled just in the last ten days. this is simply the fastest increase california has seen since the beginning of this pandemic. >> reporter: the mayor of los angeles is now asking residents to avoid travel for the next two to three weeks. >> don't travel to visit family in other cities or host others from out of town or other households if possible. >> reporter: in iowa the governor there is reversing course now issuing a mask mandate, the 35th state to require face coverings in indoor areas open to the public. >> i'm afraid that these mild cases have created a mind-set where iowans ha

so, gales possible for eastern scotland, down the east coast of england as well. of the day on thursday. one or two showers dotted around here and there, and they could be wintry across parts of scotland, in particular over the higher ground. it's certainly much colder than recent days. largely in single figures for most of us. we may welljust get io—ii degrees across parts of wales and the south west of england. but it doesn't stay cold for very long because by the time we get to friday, we see more cloud and outbreaks of rain working into the west. the breeze coming in from the south—westerly direction once again. so, many of us back into double figures by the time we get to friday, and it's looking fairly unsettled through friday. into the weekend, it's a little bit up and down, quite breezy through the day on saturday. cooler but brighter for most of us. some sunny spells by sunday. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm mike embley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump dismisses his top cybersecurity official chris kre

by thanksgiving day this storm goes all the to the east coast it looks like the southeast wet in the morning but then the afternoon is fine. the areas that will linger with the rain the longest on thanksgiving day unfortunately looks like fro okay, shouldn't be too bad central wisconsin has the best chance of an accumulating snow watch out for thunderstorms late today in oklahoma. we will give you the rest of that thanksgiving day forecast coming up. >> all right see you in a bit, bill thanks. >>> just in time for the holidays, krispy kreme's festive doughnuts are coming in hot. the santa belly doughnut is making its return along a red velvet skris mass true and present tree. >>> when we return are you on the road with a defective air bag? inside a major recall affecting millions. >>> still ahead a master class in how to become successful by some of e stowfupele t world perl op tremfya® helps adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis uncover clearer skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. serious allergic rea

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really coming up the entire east coast of the united states, accelerating before finally dropping off its various stages. well on its way now to intersecting with the international space station. hoping to meet up with the space station about 11:20 or so tomorrow evening a good 24 to 27 hours before meeting up with the space station. here's what makes this mission so important this is nasa handing over a real mission, not a test flight, a real mission now to the private sector, to spacex. and spacex entrusted with the lives of four astronauts carrying them up off of the pad and well on their way now to the space station. this is what nasa is all preparing for, really handing over this job, going to the space station, to the private sector, spacex and boeing. nasa now wants to focus on going long, returning to the moon, maybe eventually going to mars the spacex track record right now is absolutely phenomenal having had a very good test flight this last summer with two astronauts and now a real mission, four astronauts safely on their way to the space station really a very good morning

now, israeli as an east coast experienced a blistering heat wave over the weekend, with temperatures rising above 40 degrees celsius. dozens of fires erupted on sunday, but there is hope that cooler weather will help quell the outbreaks when authorities are urging residents to eventually and earth years, there could be a repeat of last year when a massive bushfires killed dozens of people and of ravage, australia's wildlife and i'm joined now by roger mayne, our journalist, based in sydney, australia. roger, can you give us a sense of the stale, how much of australia's east coast is currently affected by this heat wave? well, predominately it's part of most, most parts of new south wales. continuing to rage across the state. although cooler winds are brought temporary relief to much of the much ado that was today. although for the, the meter only physical cause to return to the heat wave conditions for more today has been much more. there were 24 degrees compared with 40 degrees over the weekend, and those are easing of conditions that allow the firefighters to take control of the ma

not the east coast. it's rain fairly warm and windy in the east coast of the u.s. . come back a state or 2, and you're talking in the cold once more all the way down to georgia, concentrating snow wise in ontario. now, there is something of, a snowy weather in the far northwest, the pacific northwest of the u.s., but nothing as concentrated is like she said, i think in, for example, toronto. so there's a picture of it choose to. hey, if i pick out toronto in the forecast, snow or rain, or snow proper for the next 3 days is your lot. whereas in chicago has another example, you get the story maybe a little bit on tuesday, and then it's mostly sunny if still cold. now the concentration of rain in the caribbean is most likely to be, i think, in costa rica and panama during monday and tuesday. that's the edge of the cold front that we're talking about in the us. in algiers, the rain in some parts of the yucatan. and in western cuba during tuesday and increasing your wednesday big sums. thunderstorms, again, in honduras for coated 19 is a public health crisis that has been

and as that cold front, the one that gives you the rain in the east coast comes out through cuba towards mexico and billie's out to be significant rain, particularly on this lower end and over a grand that doesn't need any more potential flooding. the seasonal rains existing, concentrating over costa rica and little less over panama, in the caribbean. this time the tend to get daily showers for the time being, they're largely absent. these explosions were not an act of war. these nuclear bombs were experiments by the soviet union to the kazakh people. you lived in the vicinity. the motives might be little difference. rewind, silent on al-jazeera. rule the you are her world. watching al-jazeera, a minder of our top stories. this al gore struck. megabit. daughter is seeking approval from american and european regulators for emergency use of its growth virus vaccine. cases are still rising steadily across the u.s. with 139 pounds of new infections confirmed on sunday. the battleground states of ours order and wisconsin are the latest to certify joe biden's election victory. donald trump is

voting has started on the east coast. let's go live right now to tampa, florida where people have been lining up and votes are already being cast though our live picture looks a little on the slow side. a lot of polling places are very busy right now. they are starting to process the early votes as well as they have been in florida because the law allows that. we are going to see elections officials have those results set up very early. get those results as soon as the polls close tonight. as of monday, 97 million americans nationwide had voted. let's go right now to north carolina. this is raleigh, north carolina. this state is up in the area cording to a lot of polls. you can see some of the voters there filing into cast their votes. the north carolina state board of elections said that it appear advertise pates the results reported by the end of tonight will include 97% or more of all ballots. that is one of many states that we should know the results by the end of the night. we are going to watch that as the day progr

looking at the radar once after tropical storm eta is finally moving off the east coast, but a major orm is now slamming the west coast dumping feet of snow in the higher elevations of california, oregon and washington. flood watches are posted where heavy rain is expected, and high winds are expected across that region. looking at today's high temperatures, 40s and 50s in the pacific northwest. barely above freezing in minneapolis. 70s across the south. 51 here in new york. 76 in phoenix, 61 in albuquerque. >>> coming up, new trouble for people who took the first caribbean cruise since the pandemic began. >>> but first the growing scandal surrounding pastor carl lentz. his fall from grace after admitting an affair. >>> the crackdown on counterfeit products being sold on amazon. and how to know if you're getting the real thing. from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. and how to know if you're getting the real thing. could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permane

president elect biden the other key state here on the east coast is georgia. which you also notice like pennsylvania is now light blue which he is leading in georgia biden is biden had been trailing in georgia since tuesday. but this morning, pennsylvania and georgia flipped from trump leading to biden leading you have 16 electoral votes at stake there. and it is a much closer deal in georgia about 4,000 votes separating biden from trump. you have again 99% of the vote being counted and we know in georgia we're getting a recount you jesse tune or talk about how recounts often might change the bottom line by a few 100 votes, you have a few 1000 here, but you look at the percentage here. it is close 0.1% difference end that is right within the margin where recounts are common. the election officials in georgia today indicating a recount would in fact happen another key state is nevada right here. it has 6 electoral votes if you had 6264 you would get to the magic number of 2.70 joe biden is actually increasing his lead in nevada. he is leading by about 22,000 vo

this general refuse showers in honduras and nicaragua, particular east coast, and it's probably wetter in costa rica than panama. but beyond that, there's nothing significant. this frontal system does come in your notice, and i think western cuba will be rather wet by the end of monday. american people have finally spoke in america as i see it. there it is all around the world becomes more dangerous. the latest looking for the next year of sanderson with the election behind us, the republican party. don't trust your weekly take on us politics and society. that's the bottom all told an untold stories from asia and the 1st civic on the al-jazeera. the in the world. hello again on the style. here's handoff. let's remind you of our top stories here . this hour. ethiopia's prime minister says the week's long military operation and the northern region is,, or if the army says it's in full control of the regional capital, met l.a., but the leader of the people's liberation front has vowed to keep fighting government forces. there were violent scenes during protests in france against a securit

now much quieter than they were this still our few showers in honduras and nicaragua, particular east coast, and is probably wetter in costa rica than panama. but beyond that, there's nothing significant this frontal system does come in your notice, and i think western cuba will be rather wet by the end of monday. i'm counting the past president. xi extends his grip across china and hong kong could taiwan be next. a failed decades old policy on the face of free market economics, and the people of chile redefine capitalism plus taxing the rich to pay for the pandemic in argentina. having the cost i'll just be about what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through here and i just, we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. oh you want you all deserve it means the whole wronger mind. top stories, ethiopia's prime minister says the week long military operation in northern t. grey region is now over. the army says it's taking control of the company mccully, but the leader of the 2 very people's liberation front has vowed to keep fighting government f

the bayonne chorus out was east coast sea turtles trapped in the alkie fight for their lives. and this group is fighting to save them. the alarm sounded early this morning. i get this goal to get by when you come to is 14 years old and volunteers for a sea turtle conservancy. without flinching, she waits into the tossing waves with the sea turtle species found here are endangered. the team is committed to saving as many as it can across the bay turtles can be seen both in the thicket of alligator losing strength with every passing hour. but from the water, they're virtually impossible to locate at all, so not easy to rescue. the old you or so actually hurts when they hit you, it smells very bad and you can't hear anything. the water is everywhere. the island has never seen a soggy. infestation like this. warming oceans off, fuelling alg growth as off fertilizes flushed into the sea. from brazil. the turtles come up and get in town gold in the bloom without help they perish in the heat. every rescue turtle is a cause for celebration. never a turtle. you just feel like i'm helpi

we're okay on the east coast on tuesday.hen for the rest of thanksgiving week, wednesday, you know, usually that's the biggest travel day of the year, but not this year. we will still see a lot of rain in the ohio valley, midwest, all the way through the southeast, a little snow in northern new england. then for thanksgiving day itself, that looks kind of gray and rainy still, unfortunately, for areas of the east coast, especially early in the day, and that rain may linger in southern new england on thursday. then finally, kasie on friday we see the northeast clearing out, but a new storm in the south. so, for the eastern seaboard, kasie, i think most areas will see a decent afternoon on thanksgiving, but that will not be the case from new york to boston, southern new england kind of looks rainy most of the day. my apologies in advance. >> all right, we'll keep an eye on it. bill karins, thank you so much, as always. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> and still ahead here, we're going to take a look at what's going on inside the wh

of jon barry, nancy bristow, for instance, is a common one across the u.s., midwest, southwest, east coast, west coast, of people being so fearful and so challenged by this moment that they say things like -- here is an account from north carolina. "we were almost afraid to breathe. we were afraid even to go out. the fear was so great, people were actually afraid to leave their homes. afraid to talk to one another." another example from washington, d.c., "it kept people apart. you had no school life. you had no church life. nothing. it complete destroyed all family and community life. the terrifying aspect was when each day dawned you didn't know whether you would be when the sun had set that day." internal reports from organizations sort of really amplify this. you see this in jon barry's writing in particular. the american red cross concluded that fear and panic of the influenza akin to terror of the middle ages regarding a black plague has been prev lant elant every community in the u.s. one thing people are seeing in other countries is that this fear of the virus has manifested itself

polls opening moments ago on the east coast.resident trump returning to the white house today after a two-day blitz of key battleground states holding ten rallies across michigan, north carolina, wisconsin, iowa, georgia and pennsylvania. >> biden's plan to ban fracking is an economic death sentence for pennsylvania. biden's energy shutdown will wipe out jobs, decimate towns, eliminate your factories and send your state into a nightmare of crippling poverty. maria: joe biden also fighting for a win in the keystone state making one last pitch to african-american voters with help from lady gaga. >> he wants us to believe so much he's done for black americans. pittsburgh, honk if you think it's a bunch of malarky. maria: nearly 100 million americans have cast their votes already. covid-19 meanwhile still surging across the country, weekly infections rising 18% while deaths are up 3% from a week earlier this coming as record 61,000 children have tested positive in same period. 34 states seeing increases just in the last week, more t

i want to take you over to pennsylvania here on the east coast, 20 electoral couege on the east coastotes, very, very important. you can see a razor—thin margin between the two candidates, butjust a few moments agojoe biden had a lead of 12,390 votes there, and that has been the trend of the day, with joe biden edging ahead of donald trump, and the democrats are confident of taking pennsylvania. let's have a look and see what happens if they do. i am going to use the blue pen here, let's put in pennsylvania as blue, and that takes joe biden to 273, he is over the magic line up 270, and joe biden would then be the president of the united states. let's just have a look at what happens if he does, after georgia, manages to flip georgia, arizona, which is a race that we know is very tight, and if he manages to retain nevada, hillary clinton won that in 2016, that takes him up to 306 electoral college votes, and that is an important figure, because that is the very tally by which donald trump won the presidency four years ago. there was real moment of drama this afternoon whenjoe biden fin

east coast joe biden 236 electoral college votes donald trump 213 i think i thought i thought we were done for the night given given the hour it gets more extraordinary and it really is this is this is the one we've been talking about for so long if if joe biden could pick up those urban areas in and around phoenix because they account for 40 percent of the whole state and he's done that he's done it the flips happened and he's flipped one and. it's just so now all eyes on the blue all the blue will exactly it's all about that now ok thanks very much. so the media and social media have become war zones during donald trump's presidency from richard ginsburg who's presenter of a media analysis program for the city post. donald trump's inauguration set the tone from that day when he flat out lied about the size of the crowd it was clear that the u.s. news media did not know what to make of the president's on again off again relationship with the truth series of well we have to label it untruths we now have a case where he's made another charge and he has not got evidence why are we surpr