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we could be waiting some time doris foreman a political science of college bowl and thanks very much for speaking to us let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in chile anti-government protesters have faced off with police who sprayed tear gas in 5 books in canada the demonstration in santiago was the latest in an ongoing social unrest movement that's been demanding reforms to the chalange pension health care and education systems. but the navy opiates prime minister says his air force has bombed depos and destroyed military hardware belonging to his former coalition allies in the tigre a region where tensions rose in september when tehran held the election against the prime ministers will experts fear the latest escalation could trigger a civil war the. us president donald trump's top aide white house chief of staff mark meadows has contracted covert 19 the new york times says meadows 1st tested positive one day after the election it said another aide was also diagnosed as having the virus. in the bundesliga german champions find munich travel

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famous spacecraft was named galileo which visited because galileo served jupiter and discovered the foreman'snd jupiter has many mormons but he discovered the first four, the spacecraft launching 89 was galileo and reached jupiter and the moons in observed other things along the way into asteroids along the way. astronaut david scott who was on the moon did the famous experiment where he dropped a hammer and the father on the moon to show that they fall at the same rate which is something that galileo was the first to discover and write about. we see how his name in the work that he did of ingenuity today and a lot of creativity, david scott started the experiment by saying the reason we are here today is because of some gentlemen named galileo. >> one other thing in which galileo showed ingenuity and in any case very creative thinking was in the fact that he declared the universe was written in the language of mathematics, today we take that for granted because all the laws of physics, everything is mathematical equations but at this time there really were, he wrote the very first few and ye

to be a turbulent time for trump after the after he exits office or i political scientist, doris foreman. thanks very much for the insight. all right, let's zoom out now and get the international perspective with chief international editor, richard walker. richard, thanks for coming in. what kind of reactions have we seen from around the world? you know, we're seeing reactions coming in from, from most parts of the world now and here in europe, the responses came pretty quickly after the race was called on saturday, evening, european time. so let's take a look at a few. we can bring some up on the screen here is or perhaps starting with angela merkel here in germany. obviously, she put out a statement saying, congratulations, the american people have made their decision. i wish him the best of luck in every success. and in the german original, used expressions of heartfelt wishes of success and lot, which i think is quite striking when you compare it to the statement that she made 4 years ago when donald trump was elected, which was very frosty and was a taste of the bad relationship to

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foreman row is the largest stone fort in the united states even today. it started construction in 1819. it would take them till 1834 to complete construction. the original intention of the fort was to house 32 paths to artillery pieces to fire upon ships entering the chesapeake bay. it has water exposure and did not worry much about defense of the land behind it. 14 row would remain a force of it artillery might all the way up until the civil war. we're looking at a 32-pound artillery tube. we know this tube was built in 1846. every casemate would have one of these beasts inside of it to fire out the port's window at the approaching enemy, usually naval vessels. it would take anywhere from nine to 11 men to load and fire a 32-pounder. it gets its name because it fired a 32-pound cannonball. this would be the workhorse of the military during the war of 1812, all the way up to the american civil war. in order to fire a 32-pounder, you would need a crew of 9-11 individuals. let me point out some of the positions. that they would hold. you had a number one a

businesses south ballet tap hip hop and even some flamenco dances it's spain after all broke out into for foreman says in front of the catalan regional government buildings they want to be allowed to teach in practice again spain has been under a state of emergency since last month following a surge of covered 1000 cases across the country. one sector doing well in the found icelandic wool for that sport's up by 70 percent partly fuelled by a finnish craze for knitting traditional icelandic sweaters one of the country's biggest wool producers is taking on new staff extra evening shifts and says it hopes to fulfil $100.00 tonnes of additional orders next year most of the extra demand is coming from private individuals who are picking up their needles during all those extra hours stuck at home. and just finally a reminder of our top story this hour the world health organization is tracking around $200.00 coronavirus vaccines of various stages of development no shortage of options astra zeneca oxford university pfizer by on tekken sunday fiji s.k. are all reaching mass production staff. that's all f

i'm joined now by boris foreman he's a political scientist at college live in barra's the president elect joe biden called for unity in his acceptance speech how will he go about achieving that that's the big question i mean he ran on an anti trump ticket it was successful as far as we can see you. know he has to develop his policy vision more clearly i mean he has a couple of important points that he's been trying to make throughout the complaint but you remember the 1st debate there's not much that came across climate change seems to be important to him the racial divisions we've heard about so no i think it's a it's a boat formulating articulating this vision bringing it out organizing the transition team and getting started and trump of course has been conceded to fate yet in fact as the news of joe biden's victory broke he was out golfing at the trump national golf course and standing ginia he also repeated his plans to challenge the outcome legally for us does the president have a legal leg to stand on their. well i think he has the right for example in georgia to ask for a recount

here's cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: disgraceful. living in some fantasy world.rney for election officials characterized the president's lawyer in a pennsylvania court as rudy giuliani claimed election irregularities. >> wow. >> trump's man argued some of the same charges as the ill fated press conference. >> i know the city has a sad history of voter fraud. >> reporter: but when a judge asked giuliani how he could justify throwing out millions of votes, he dodged and kept pushing his story, and that is pretty much how it's going in trump's quest for a legal solution to his lost election. >> tremendous litigation going on and this is a case where they're trying to steal an election. >> reporter: in hotly contested arizona team trump has abandoned action now that it's clear it can't help him win there. in wisconsin, a recount will cost almost $8 million up front and any hope for that is clear. ever since the votes trump has howeled, the election was rigged. he's produced no evidence this election was, quote, the most secure in a long history. ben ginsburg said loo

cnn's tom foreman has more. >> reporter: disgraceful. living in some fantasy world. an attorney for election officials characterized the president's lawyer in a pennsylvania court as rudy giuliani claimed election irregularities. >> wow! >> reporter: trump's man echoed some of the same issues he raise the before. >> i know this city has a sad history of voter fraud. >> reporter: but when a judge asked giuliani how he could possibly justify throwing out millions of votes, the former new york mayor dodged and just kept pushing his story, and that is pretty much how it's going in trump's quest for a legal solution to his lost election. >> there's tremendous litigation going on and this is a case where they're trying to steal an election. >> reporter: in hotly contested arizona, team trump has abandoned legal action now that it's clear it can't help him win there. in wisconsin a recount would cost trump almost $8 million up front and any hope for that appears to be dying. in michigan, an appeals court has rejected the president's claim of fraud for lack of proof. ever si

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tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> a mystery after the possible death of a top al qaeda figure. who may have killed the terror group's number two leader? we'll have that ahead. >>> plus hurricane iota is making its way towards an already battered central america. we'll ra live report on the latest track from the cnn weather center when we come back. sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! ♪ ocean spray works with nature every day to keep you healthy >>> we're tracking a mystery in iran after reports a top al qaeda figure was gunned down and killed there last august. "the new york times" says israeli agents killed the egyptian al masri and his daughter. iran is denying that. state media initially reported a lebanese academic was killed. for the latest, cnn's oren lieberman is live in jerusalem. oren, a secret kill something geopolitical intrigue? help us unravel this, what do we know? >> reporter: this is a story that has to be unpicked carefully. it starts in august, august 7th, in fact, with a double killing on

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of dollars to put their names on the air waves and biden far outspending trump on the ads as tom foreman we took the virus head-on and back to a normal life now. the second shift. the dance lessons. and friday night football. >> reporter: the latest trump ad echoes his relentless and false claim the pandemic has been largely defeated. biden's answer? a call to the boss. >> this is his hometown. in scranton, good times aren't promised. but here and in towns across america, times are harder than they ought to be. >> this ad narrated by bruce springsteen aired during a nationally televised college football game. >> he is learning to change that and give people a shot they deserve. >> reporter: biden and his shouterers are outspending trump and his backer nearly 2-1 in the final week. hitting hard in the battle grounds of florida, pennsylvania, ohio, minnesota, michigan, wisconsin, nevada, and once reliably red texas. and team trump is outpespending democrats in georgia, north carolina, iowa and arizona in the closing week. >> while american cities burn, joe biden and kamala harris fan the f

here's cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: from coast to coast, the exploding pandemic is driving states to take action. >> we are in a war right now. and the virus is winning. >> reporter: in iowa, the governor once called mask mandates feel-good measures. now she's ordering one and sharply curtailing social meetings. >> this includes wedding and funeral receptions, family gatherings and conventions. >> reporter: north dakota has a mask mandate now, too, after covid has killed 1 out of every 1,000 people there. but not south dakota, one of the hottest hot spots in the world where john yorkman spent 30 days in the hospital. >> no energy, no drive. >> reporter: then died leaving his wife chris to plead. >> i want people to care enough about their neighbors, their family that they wear a mask. >> reporter: idaho is tightening restrictions. oregon has ordered a two-week social freeze. restaurants and bars cut down to takeout and delivery. grocery stores and pharmacies at 75% capacity. >> i put on aggressive and immediate restrictions because we still have an opportunity to curb the virus an

tom foreman has all the details on that. >> reporter: from coast to coast, the exploding pandemic istion. >> we are in a war right now. and the virus is winning. >> reporter: in iowa, the governor once called mask mandates feel-good measures. now she is ordering one and sharply curtailing social meetings. >> this includes wedding and funeral receptions, family gatherings, and conventions. >> reporter: north dakota has a mask mandate now too, after covid has willed 1 out of every 1,000 people there. but not south dakota, one of the hottest hot spots in the world, where john bjorkman spent 30 days in the hospital. >> no energy, no -- no drive. >> reporter: then died, leaving his wife, chris, to plead. >> i want people to -- care enough about their neighbors, their family, that they wear a mask. >> reporter: idaho is tightening restrictions. so are utah and california. oregon has ordered a two-week social freeze. restaurants and bars cut down to takeout and delivery. grocery stores and pharmacies at 75% capacity. >> i put on aggressive and immediate restrictions because we still have an

tom foreman takes a look at the complicated process that lies ahead. >> reporter: from now until theweek of december states should settle their vote counts and vert if i the results. they all have their own particular deadline so it won't happen all at once, and of course, if there are local rules or a legal challenge requires a recount, it could produce delays. they're all headed for the same goal, saying within a few weeks we settled all disputes and this is our final tally for each candidate. they must have that complete by december 14th, because that is when the electors must vote. who are they? they are 538 people from all 50 states chosen by the parties and they mirror the number of senators and representatives in each state. this is the electoral college. typically they gather at the local state houses and award their electoral votes in most cases to whoever gathered the most popular votes in their state. although occasionally some break from that and cast rogue votes, becoming what we call faithless electo electors. the supreme court ruleed this year they can be punished her

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> for more let's bring in michael genevese. good to see you.d protests in washington saturday. how mu how mu how much damage is done to public faith in the electoral system by the president's refusal to accept the results of the election? >> let's be clear, this is unprecedented. a president who is intentionally starting the embers of conflict by attacking our electoral system and democracy by a false narrative that the election was stolen, that it's all unfair, it's fraud. he's inflaming the passions of his followers when he should be calming things down. he's egging them on. so the proud boys and the tinfoil hat-wearing followers, there are some of them who are very susceptible to the president's words, see him throwing gas on this fire, and this cannot end in anything that's good. >> i'm interested. what direction do you think the gop will head in as the party -- once this is all over? this is essentially been the trump party for four years. does the party have to regroup in a post-trump world? or do you see it as the party has changed forev

here's tom foreman. >> reporter: with more than 90 million early votes cast, we are very close to the two-thirds level of all the votes cast in 2016. and certain trends have emerged. much of the voting is occurring in 16 key states that cnn has identified, including the battlegrounds. voting is up among younger voters, it is down among older voters. none of which tells us how people are voting right now. not in a definitive way. and it certainly doesn't tell us when we will have results, and that's the big question. that's difficult to calculate because with all this early voting, state to state to state, the rules are different about counting those votes. some are already being tabulated in secret in a sense. others are being prepared procedurally to be thrown into the computers and counted as soon as the polls close or the voting starts in their state. and other places don't start until election day with any of it. that includes, for example, pennsylvania and wisconsin, two really tight battleground states. they don't start dealing with these absentee votes, the mail-in votes, until

foreman, who works at another hospital. listen to what she had to say. >> now we're realizing this pandemic is pushing us to the brink. even in a well-resourced state from a health care standpoint, we're rapidly running out of space, supplies, rooms. we are very concerned about what the coming weeks to months will bring. >> so, steph, actually dr. foreman is the head of a field hospital about 25 minutes from where i am now. that's completely ready to go. they're awaiting patients. she feels like it's not a matter of if but when they'll have to start sending patients to that field hospital. it's ready. they have ventilators, beds in place. and they are hoping they have the frontline health care workers, the doctors and nurses in place as well. ultimately, they're suffering as well from tsd, traumatic syndrome, because so many of them have been dealing with this pandemic for so long. >> think about all of those health care professionals and what heroes they have been over the last nine months. let's talk testing. for people w

are you resources the 1st company foreman would be explicit. goal of mining asteroids? is he than ever an asteroid named after him. so i'm very grateful to have $13609.00, but wiki some of the celestial bodies close to earth. i'm credible treasure troves old embarking on our very heavy and over time, the sinking to a private school. that's why they're so rare on the arts crossed. but again, because the actress don't have much gravity that didn't happen on asteroids, and in some cases there are 100 times as constant. which doesn't 15, for example, an asteroid, the best close to our planet. this is the need to have more plotting it's ever been mined. the earth takes 16 cycle which walter said to be worth. $700.00 dio, soft on the ups until now. and these were just your practical because space travel was just too expensive. but that's changing a seat on a space x. walk at least 3 times cheaper than it was on the space shuttle started that you couldn't watch. chosen and to have larry page, the co-founder of google put his wealth behind planetary resources that you're after.

foreman was telling me about the fact that she used to serve in refugee areas.he used to serve in war communities overseas in the early '90s and beginnings of her career. and seeing this is not unlike what she saw overseas in those situations in those communities. >> yes. >> and it's very terrifying for a lot of medical professionals in this country right now. nurses and doctors having to experience the last nine months of this pandemic. so thank you so much for your work and for spending time with us. we wish you luck. >> thank you very much. >> chuck? >> yasmin, outstanding work there. and i imagine no american medical professional likes to see -- make those comparisons to overseas. we don't ever expect to have americans have to be given medical treatment the way we may be having to do this right now. yasmin, thank you very much. >>> let's go to shaquille brewster. 36% positivity rate in wisconsin. you've been covering the wisconsin political wars and the virus wars all year long. and there's probably been no state where the polarization of the political envir

foreman with the ball to bouser and a 35-point game. 86-61 cal wins.eduled for monday. that is your look at sports. dion, the big game will be there. so different. it's about the crowd, the atmosphere and the hype around that game is going to be a lot different but i'm fortunate and lucky to go and we'll have sports from there tomorrow at mel ye memorial stadium. >> that will be exciting. chris, thanks. >>> because of thanksgiving, we should note our programming is just a little bit different today. you can catch an episode of localish next followed by "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" at their usual time and at 8:00 "olaf's adventure, story that time forgot, magical holiday celebration and then we'll be back at 11:00. with that, this is all we have. be sure to look for news any time on our abc 7 news app. i'm dion lim, for spencer and chris and all of us at abc 7, with the kids at home and less money coming in, there'd be no way we could afford health insurance. my kids think i'm a superhero. but even superheroes need help sometimes. we found help at

but also pursuing her jd from harvard law school and i'm ao delighted to introduce my friend amanda foreman. who will conduct the conversation. and acclaimed biographer and historian tha includes georgiana and the world on fire and epic historof two nations dived which i consider the best book ever writte about the abraham lincolndministration during the civil war also a columst of the wall street journal and host of a grounreaking new documentary series and her next book the world made by women is scheduled to be puished next year by a single in random house now we will welcome her to discuss her book about a powerful fema leader the reprint of women joining that night and needs no introduction and along with her father is with us tonight so katrina is special welcome to you also to extend a scial greeting to the roosevelt and kathleen herrimanon we are very happy to have you all with us. it is an honor because it is a direct connection en in these tim of tonight's conversation. before we began let's mention housekeeping details t re-create a robust audience line we do the same use the q&a

after some, rather on inspiring the foreman says, germany's nation's elite fate is in their own hands. at least according to coach, the team to a drug in spain would be enough to top the group and book a place in the semifinals. but love says it could be tricky against a team like spain, you know, as for their own, the challenge didn't end well i, especially because the spaniards i stream you variable in the games. they are extremely confident and that can, of course, pose big problems for any opponent can. spain did pose a big problem for germany in the last meeting. they scored a late equaliser much to the chagrin of the germans. are they going to keep the trust that the team in the playoffs are aware of who we are playing? then it is about playing on the pitch, which is the most difficult, especially in this case, where the opponent is of an extremely high level. these germany may have an extremely high level, but they don't always play like it. perhaps the players should listen to live. when he says that they fate is within their grasp it you're watching news coming up now in news

the key habitat which supports an abundance of floor and foreman.nd yet, according to the forest action plan, it is these very trees which are to be logged out as a matter of see. the point is also to leave some old trees for the seeds actually for spreading of the seeds. and if we look here, the big trees are completely missing and here it's not too late to save pantaloon. the plant is to extract the trees here into 2026. so there is still time but next day, tom joins. i activists on a spur of remain his highest mountain of the venues. to see what pantaloon might look like when the locus of finished. it's a steep climb through another minute or 2000 sighs. 2 through the mist, glimpses of ancient trees, dams suggest to it must have been an extraordinary landscape. what happened here is that there was a complete, clear cut down on the whole mountain ridge. it makes me feel very sorry, because forests offer a huge opportunity to harvest. would support biodiversity, the forest is serving us with drinking water. they're serving us with fresh air. they'r

so mona foreman has this report from northern iraq . this is placed by the conflict against eisel. these families are headed towards an uncertain future. they are the last ones to leave camp. one of several such facilities ordered shot by iraq's government in recent weeks. authorities say they are leaving voluntarily, but many here see it differently. of course they forced us to swear by god. they forced me to leave this camp. we feel comfortable here. all the residents feel comfortable. families in the camps receive shelter, food, aid, and access to education and health services. 3 years after the government declared victory over eisel, it says it's time for those displaced to go home. but n.g.o.s warn camp closures have been rushed and could leave tens of thousands of people homeless at the onset of winter. and during a pandemic, like many who lived in the camps, the mother can't return to his area because a relative his son had joined. i saw i will go to jeddah camp because of the tribal problems. i will stay far away from my town until god helps to solve this issue. his son is

to go home but they all sacrificed for the sake so tell us the quality the leadership that set the foreman apart. >> i sense the importance of the task they were about. and it was also punishing and madison went home whenever he could but it was six years washington was gone from home during the revolution he was more home at a boarding house in philadelphia than he did at home and that reflects feeling you are part of something bigger than yourself and then no doubt there were many. but if you would ask them the choice if you would rather have a life that you were well off for had a life to create a great nation sure you have chosen the latter. >> a reader points out you have a network of men that you discuss in your book these four titans and other networks as well like the bostonians and the hancox and also work in new york and philadelphia with hamilton and morris and scheidler so how do you describe the relationship of these different networks in light of the fact they were more focused on commerce while the virginia and network was more agricultural? >> they didn't see a quite the sa

and then when the foreman, so you're a legal resident, that this provides the uproar the change of u.s president could mean a change of fate for julian assange. and wiki leaks, founder is currently in a u.k. prison, waiting for a court to decide whether or not to extradite him stateside, and of the trumpet ministration. he was charged under the u.s. espionage act. on 18 counts. he's accused of unlawfully obtaining and publishing state secrets and if extradited faces up to 175 years in prison. democrats biden included, haven't pulled their punches when discussing a songe in the past. because you can also, he's a high tech terrorist. others say this is akin to the pentagon papers where you kind of, i would argue that it's closer to the high tech terrorists. and then the pentagon papers disguise a traitor, a treasonous, and he has broken every law of the united states. the guy ought to be, i'm not for the death penalty. so if i'm not for the death penalty, want to do it illegally shoot the son of a cancer or with the dog cart and fox, the obama biden administration actually prosecuted. mo

also that some of these men are being reclaim by people who are claiming to be foreman slavery but in fact are not. also that these men are able to escape, and some of these men are being sent into hospitals to be able to be treated. so the small snippets open up this whole idea of what was going on for these men, that they were experiencing this variety of captivity. so i started to expand my search, not on the official records, which is where i started. i started to find things like general orders number 25, which basically establish these depots for reclamation of state enslaved people, initially intended for non combatants, people who hadn't entered into the united states army. but they established these depots, in all these urban spaces throughout the confederacy, and order for enslavers to come between people who had run away. it established these practices which were put into slavery, advertising for these people in newspapers. so i started looking through newspapers to see if there's anything i can find about these men. and whether or not they are being put through these kind

, they were ordered taken to a medical facility or an isolation center where they test supervised foreman in these isolation sets. wait, now they call them isolation taking place at home. but they were also doing contract tracing at a very secret not just text message is turning out of people's souls, preventing anyone who had been a concern. they have been tested really seriously. and this is a harley approach and how has this, which is credential over at your and having this at all? how many wells, how ironic that seems to be the system pioneered by jon snow in london with color hundreds of years ago. and what do you make then? finally of the allegations in the documentary that washington has weaponized coronavirus, a complete contravention to what you meant. 2nd general antonio terrorism said, and how many people do you think the united states defacto killed in bolivia by forcing them to remove cuba's international brigades? well, the residents say it is to the pressure that was pressed on the government site that century it was brazil for libya and critical to and a spell, the cuban d

and then when the foreman say you are legal residents, that this is precisely the uproar, if there isfraud. and what the courts want to see is brought, you have to have a public particularities, which means that who, what, when, why, where or how ok. so if there is fraud, where is it? you can't make conclusory allegations and that's what he's doing. and that's why it's lawsuits are falling short. that's what, that's what is it represents, bring it forward. now the u.s. state of georgia is to hold an election recount the state generally goes for republicans. this time the democrats put term to the post by door point 3 percent, than our margin of victory has led to a hand recount to mike lee. you actually have to do a full and by hand recount because the margin is so close right now. it's 14 $1101.00. it's a big process to be a methodical process and go back to process. and i'm sure there will be plenty of oversight. we want to make sure that both parties have the opportunity to observe this because we understand the stakes are high to just stay with 16 votes in the u.s. electoral colle

when they came out to deliver the verdict, the foreman was so excited that he could not wait for the clerk to finish the question. he blurted out, not guilty. at that point, there is pandemonium in the courthouse. congratulations to lizzie borden and her supporters. the assumption is she will return and live down her notoriety. dulled inpporters their enthusiasm pretty quickly. people started to wonder, if she did not do it, who did? her innd the pews around her local church were empty when she tried to return. formed the had bedrock of her support during the trial. that pretty much set the tone for treatment in the polite circles of society. , who was 10 years older and a bit of a mother figure, lived with her. they had moved from the more cramped house to what you might call a mansion. for 12 yearsere together, with lizzie borden increasingly isolated, until thathad a mysterious rift persisted until they died within a month of each other. lizzie borden lived out her last days alone. shunned by the people she most wished to know. that thatstruck me also shows the nerve that is remar

been investigating accusations that sarkozy had received illegal funds for his 2007 campaign from foreman libyan leader mohammed gadhafi. socrates trial here in paris is the 1st of l.a. 3 other corruption trial that he's expected to face. but despite his legal problems and a failed presidential bid in 2017, sarkozy seems determined for a political comeback and ambition. boyd, earlier this month, when in a surprise you turned a key witness in the campaign funding case. siyad tackett. jean withdrew his accusations against sarkozy reacting in a tweet. sarkozy said the main accuser admits his lies. he never gave me money. there was no illegal funding of my 2007 campaign. political commentator pierre haski says that although france's political right is seeking leadership, it's unlikely that sarkozy would be the answer. you have probably the same for them and that you had with donald trump, where they were, is failures or east is fragile. does he support those who were with him until the end? so that will remain in his cap. vince, the rest of the country that is really harnessed. i'm not sure.

sort of risen and then foreman, but somehow he's got this piece of legislation through the house of representatives and, and he's going to decide after you need to trump signature and that it becomes law . now whether the rest of the world will react to this. we don't know, but as alexei and both you and alexei pointed out earlier, the irony of this, the absolute paradox at the center of it is that it's designed to try to control doping in the world. it will do nothing of the sort. in fact, it will probably have the opposite effect, because anybody who does decide to they want to, to grass up in other words, to spill the beans, to inform. in other words on doping that they says, expect is going on. well, immediately be held complicit in the action because they have a say, how did you know about this? did you ever do anything to contribute towards the doping offense? and if you did, maybe will now be you as well. so it will actually intimidate potential. whistleblowers certainly not encourage them because there's no witness protection program here. what message does it send if they exclude american

reverend steven foreman was a half blood cherokee, who had been educated in the mission schools in the cherokee nation, and later at princeton wrote the following letter to the board in boston. it says very dear sir, from the day to my of my letter, shall see that i'm still the cherokee nations ease and still in the neighborhood of the creek commission how much longer should we be permitted to remain here on our own lands, to enjoy our rights and villages, i don't know. from the present aspect of affairs we should very soon be without house and home. indeed ever since the 23rd of may, we have been looking almost daily for the soldiers to come and turn us out of our houses. they have already warned us to make arrangements and come into the camps before we were forced to do so, but i have stated distinctly to the officers at headquarters when i thought of this so-called treaty and what course i intend to pursue in the event that no new treaty was made. i see no reasons yet why i should change my mind. my determination and the determination of the large majority of the cherokee's nation i

you can also find us at tom foreman slash science. you know that 77 percent obamacare are younger than 60 pot cuts. me and me, and you and you know what? it's time all voices part the 77 percent people bobbie is you. since this is where you can see the 77 percent this weekend on d, w whatever we begin to do that day were to get out of syria to an atmosphere of the increase of the temperature 21st. we have to start down by starting to decrease the amount of c o 2 for the arabs, which now this is actually not a hard problem. just states will. however, there are very important economic interests to hold all the lot of coal, who own a lot of oil, but are doing everything possible to make sure this doesn't happen. we have to fight them by ready 50 groby. well, on the way to grow a large boulder adorable solar wind, i'm optimistic that we're not totally safe as p.c. this is day to believe news live from berlin. u.s. president donald trump has made his 1st statement in public in more than a week. he delivered an update on the program to deve

here's cnn's tom foreman. >> reporter: disgraceful, living in some fantasy world. an attorney characterized the president's lawyer in court, as rudy giuliani claimed election irregularities. trump's man echoed some of the same arguments from the ill-fated four seasons total landscaping press conference. >> i know this city has a sad history of voter fraud. >> reporter: but when a judge asked giuliani how he can justify throwing out thousands of votes, the former mayor dodged and kept pushing his theories. >> there is tremendous litigation going on. and this is a case where they're trying to steal an election. >> reporter: in hotly contested arizona, team trump has abandoned legal action now that it's clear it can't help him win there. in wisconsin, a recount would cost trump almost $8 million up front. and any hope for that appears to be dying. in michigan, it's been rejected for lack of proof. saying the election was rigged, but producing no evidence. his department of homeland security says the election was the most secure in american history. and ben ginsburg sa