i think the better question is will joe biden concede if the electoral college does not give him the 270 votes that he needs to be president of the united states. i think that's -- after listening to the legislative hearing on saturday, i think that's much more likely a situation that's going to happen than the fact that joe biden will get the 270 votes necessary. cheryl: based on what, though? based on what evidence? >> if you listen to that testimony on saturday, they sent out 1.8 million ballots to voters but they counted 2.5 million votes. that's a pretty significant discrepancy. that's something that needs to be looked into.

so i think that goa will not add a -- joe biden will not admit that.told us what our views are before november 3rd but he didn't and i couldn't he will now. jillian: he said he was going to. could faithless electors save president trump's election? what do you think about that? >> i don't know of course whether or not he's going to need faithless electors to win the election. with that said, it's probably unlikely faithless electors would work. the supreme court said earlier this year that you don't have to have faithless electors, if someone tries to vote against the will of the people in a state then they can be removed and replaced depending on how state law works and donald trump would need a lot of faithless electors to switch in order to succeed. it's unlikely that would be a good strategy for president trump because it's probably not going to work. it's an interesting idea but practically speaking it probably would not fly. jillian: thank you very much for all that information. we appreciated it. todd: meantime, we're learning who will be on pre

joe biden on the cusp of the presidency. slowly growing his lead over president trump in pennsylvania. if bide enwins pennsylvania, he wins the white house. will joe biden and senator kamala harris address the nation tonight? what our team is learning, mary bruce standing by joe biden also winning in georgia, not one by a democrat since bill clinton in 1992. that state bracing for a recount and what could mean for control of the senate. where this race stands in nevada and arizona tonight. theres movement there, too. while inside the white house, president trump's next move, vowing to pursue this process through every aspect of the law. jon karl standing by with what he's learning tonight. >>> always this playing out as coronavirus surges across the u.s. the highest number yet of new cases since the pandemic began. more than 140,000 cases in just the last 24 hours here in the u.s. the alarming warnings tonight, and whoever wins this race, what they'll face. where does this presidential race stand as we now head into night four? a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on th

daily news line from berlin tonight america's new president elect to make his victory speech joe biden will celebrate his narrow win over donald trump a nail biting 4 days after the election joe biden is expected to take the stage and delaware at any moment now will be going to line. i'm going to philly hello and welcome joe biden has been declared the winner of the u.s. presidential election did 9 donald trump a 2nd term by the schedule to deliver an address to the nation any moment now from his hometown delaware where an outdoor stage has been set up in a parking lot the victory for biden and his running mate come on harris came after 4th tens days of ballot counting and a handful of battleground states and sylvania finally pushed him past the 270 electoral college votes you need it to win the race for the white house. we're seeing live pictures right now coming out of wilmington delaware where people are celebrating the victory of joe biden and camelot harris and a short while they're expected to take the stage and address the nation for the 1st time as president elect and vice president

merkel,ela congratulations, the american people have made their decision, joe biden will be the 46th ent. saying, macron americans have chosen their president, congratulations to joe biden and kamala harris. we have lots to do to overcome today's challenges, let's work together. indiahe prime minister of , congratulations, joe biden, on your victory. as vp, your contribution to strengthening relations was invaluable. harris,says to kamala honoring her asian heritage, your success is pathbreaking and a matter of immense pride not nties, but forau all indian americans. in confident that the india-u.s. ties will get stronger with your support and leadership. the announcement made by the associated press and news organizations shortly after 11:00 eastern, the race running away last night for joe biden, here are the numbers in pennsylvania. he started to pull away last night and with 49.7% of the popular vote in pennsylvania, 49.1%.nt trump .illy 50% of the vote georgia will go to a recount, it is very close. 0.2% separating the candidates. the state remain to be counted, north carolina wi

will be in the biden administration. all are proud of their campaigns. thrillednk universally that joe biden is president of the united states. thank you. >> coming at noon eastern, former homeland security secretary's michael chertoff and janet napolitano will depart the talk on transitions. it is hosted by the university of virginia's miller center. eddiech in-depth with glock junior, live, sunday at noon eastern. his books include "james america" and "exodus: america."y in c-spanat new eastern on 2. q&a, theght on university of texas at austin sociology professor sarah rein talks about big data and surveillance technologies. >> they are collecting their own data. now in thepening digital age is they are increasingly collecting this information on people who do not have a direct contact and part of that has to do with the data, that they are purchasing information from collected companies. of with that kind information, it's also being used. >> sarah brain sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> todd harrison is with us. he is the defense budget analysis. we will get to the discussion on th

joe biden will have to fill the topjobs in his office. the top jobs in his administration, such as chief of staff and secretary of state. members of the transition tea m of state. members of the transition team go into the federal agencies to get briefed on things like looming deadlines and budgets. the aim of the transition is to ensure a smooth tra nsfer of the transition is to ensure a smooth transfer of power between the outgoing trump administration and the incoming biden administration. will grantjoins us the incoming biden administration. will grant joins us from the incoming biden administration. will grantjoins us from washington. it has been a day extraordinarily crowded with presidents. current president going golfing, the president—elect planning his administration, then a previous making a statement. yeah, it's significant in a sense that we haven't had that many high—profile out and either recognise or support joe biden as president—elect. in that sense, he is relevant. he doesn't play much of a current role in the party in t

will welcome joe attitude. so youth they will welcomejoe biden attitude. so youth they will welcome joe biden over attitude. then? —— so you think. more conflict at home but in the long—term that might have been for china? the fear among china is that biden might rebuild the coalition with europe again to build up against china. also there is an indication that biden would roll back some of the trade policies with china. i think beijing is hopeful that with biden there might be a selective resumption of dialogue on the mutual issues such as climate change and also public health, particularly the vaccine on covid—19. however, . .. you mentioned vaccine on covid—19. however,... you mentioned a couple of issues there of agreement, dialogue, you did mention the trade while, suggesting that you don't think much will change there, actually, the trump aggressive trade war policy will continue and biden won't roll that back, is that right? right, they will likely revel —— leveraged the switch that donald trump is made over china regarding the trade negotiations put pressure on china so the possibility of a suspensio

these attempts and then we are going to look at a stalemate however it will still be possible to govern for for joe biden he will be able to do so with the execute of orders just in the past that had has happened very often also with donald trump use those executive orders frequently barack obama so that will be certainly a way to do it but it will not be as easy for him and certainly lots of challenges ahead in that scenario we will know that in january once all the senate races are finished we're going to see a runoff in particular there in the state of georgia that's right all of our salary pouring for us from wilmington delaware thank you so much. back here to europe where many leaders are hoping joe biden will help repair transatlantic ties that have been strained under the presidency germany's foreign minister today hails biden's election victory as a chance for a new start so what would a biden presidency look like for europe. he says he views you rope as a park now 1st resort and has pledged to work more with allies joe biden and leader with long standing ties to europe here in brussels e.u. offi

will joe biden and kamala harris appear together tonight? orter: they will, sandra, socially distanced, of course. first, though, the mood here at biden campaign hq in wilmington isn't just excited because the election has been decided, two women just gotten gauged right outside the -- engaged right outside the security checkpoint in a crowd that has been steadily growing since the election was called for joe biden. the president-elect remains at home in wilmington the about 15 minutes away from the stage where he will make the biggest address of his entire political career. he's wearing a hat that says we just did, 46. and he posed with his wife, the futcher first lady. there you see the photo, holding a sign that says dr. and joe biden live here, and they've crossed out the vice and covered it so it just says president biden lives here. his first statement reads like this: i am honored and humbled by the trust the american people have placed in me if vice president-elect harris. in the face of unprecedented obstacles, a number of americans

leaders say they're looking forward to working with joe biden in a new spirit of cooperation so long to the point we are asked diplomacy post trump will joe biden makes the world a better place? or thanks so much for being with us and my guests here in the studio, stacy bivins from de w.c. u.s. election team, who says joe biden must realize that america's allies are looking for a team player a no. a team leader also with us is jamie fly. from the german marshall fund to form a visor on foreign policy to president george w. bush, who argues that america will remain divided and distracted under president biden. and that will harm its ability to partner with allies and a very warm welcome to khrushchev on marshall, chief, diplomatic correspondent of the berlin daily times should be go. he argues that under president biden relations with germany and europe might be a little less a brazen if not, demands for greater commitment from berlin and brussels will remain. thank you all 3 for being here today this plenty to talk about. so let's get going. stacie, is there any doubt in your mind that joe biden has won the presidential election? not

the headline says joe biden will sign a us trade deal, and then you read the actual article and it saysiden it says borisjohnson is confident that joe biden will. it says borisjohnson is confident thatjoe biden will. we need to read into more of this, but as tony said, a lot will hinge on how this goes in the coming days, if not weeks. certainly, joe biden as a man who is ever so certainly, joe biden as a man who is ever so proud of his irish roots, we seen that only in the last couple of days, and even since his victory and i think one of the first things he says was he's determined to do everything he can to protect the good friday agreement. it's up to borisjohnson to good friday agreement. it's up to boris johnson to present this in terms that will be acceptable to joe biden before he puts any of his massive weights behind borisjohnson in any meaningful way. this is statecraft. it's a nobody's interest to break this so—called special relationship. nobody wants to be the person that says goodbye to that. it will be very interesting to see just who does pick up the phone. already, we'

will keep you warm. he is great. he is a great guy. i tell you that. the biden harris is a war on workers, workers and police. we will wait for joe biden to speak, we will bring it to you. while president trump hits rallies in five separate states, a busy day. following both campaigns with two days to go. can't believe it. stay with us. >> welcome back, we are following two live events, the president is iowa, the former vice president in philadelphia, pennsylvania. as joe biden begins speaking, we will bring that to you. more breaking news from the white house. involving the president's favorite advisor, scottat las. ken, talk me through this. astounding story from what i understand. >> we woke up to the dumb founding and shocking news that white house coronavirus advisor, scottat las, gave russian state media. expressing shock and dismay, he tweeted an apology. he regretted doing the interview. he didn't realize it was a foreign agent. the 2016 intelligence assessment, looking into how russia interfered with the election, it is a kremlin effort to underr.t., during this election cycle, it has been a key driver of kremlin propaga

very happy kemah harris there will jill biden has tweeted the 1st photo of her husband joe secured the presidency she tweeted this photo of them together holding a sign reading dr and president biden live here adding that he will be a president for all of our families. well let's go to the tasha good name now she's covering developments from atlanta ga ga another key state and another one where there really is a way for scene difference between the 2 candidates how it's not really key anymore because of pennsylvania but explain to us the significance of georgia now and what happened there. so georgia could determine the balance of power in a biden harris presidency president because 2 other senate races the only 2 senate race. are so close that there's going to be a runoff in january it's likely according to analysts that the democrats would be able to pick up those 2 set it seats and then have control over the government but of course democrats can dream but they definitely are moving forward with the 6 hope that they can maybe stagg one of those seats their organizations on the groun

has in the his agenda we will hear it later tonight all right all of our salad will come back to you in a minute. joe biden's make sure he means that his running mate kamel harris will become the 1st female vice president in u.s. history she called the president elect to offer her congratulations shortly after u.s. media outlets and now and says make sure he let them listen. oh leave leave. here going to be the next president of the united states. back to oliver is down and enjoy binds hometown wilmington in the state of delaware and how important has comma herons been for the biden campaign how crucial for this when. you know you said it she was crucial she was very important joe biden of course an old wide man and if you look at the racial divide right now how do you want to put this country together how do you want to start the healing process if you want to have the credibility of course joe biden was vice president obama america's 1st black president but with coming to her as he has a female the 1st female vice president and also the 1st black was president on this position so that was very important es

they will not accept joe biden is the president. will look at donald trump as the figure that is giving orders. they are not going to leave this behind. they are too invested. too much time and money. and've lost their families isolated themselves. they are in this now. emily: wow. messianic. mike rothschild, fascinating research you are doing. thank you for that window into that world. all right. coming up, peloton. while the pandemic has battered some companies, it has opened the door for others. we will speak to the global head of marketing next on the new marketing goals and partnership with beyonce. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in-bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains

how big a challenge will this be and what will joe biden's top priorities need to be? >> as your question suggests, it's going to be quite a challenge. there's a lot to do there. i suspect one of his initial moves will be, of course, as he's talked about recently, which is to rejoin the paris climate change accord. i think that will probably be number one. but i think soon on its heels will be an effort really to work with our allies. joe biden is someone who really believes in relationships, and i think like all of us he's been very worried about what has happened to our alliances. so, i think you'll see a big effort to kind of reattach the u.s. to its partners and allies in the world. beyond that, a lot of other things going on, including dealing with crises and other problems around the world. >> so, what does the president-elect need to do when it comes to north korea and russia, given the mixed signals both those nations received from president trump in the last four years? >> well, i think president-elect biden is someone interested in having relationships around

you will see joe biden doing a lot of that. then he will be, of course, announcing his cabinet to the world. that is on his mind in a big way. a lot of this is just appealing to better angels in people and it's not going to be easier for people to think of that. but finding that common ground and i think his friends john mccain, my friend john mccain said it best, there is nothing more liberating than fighting for a cause larger than yourself. right now this is a democracy of purpose and joe biden is going to seize the celebration today but also the hard work of governing. we can't waitia early to anymor. >> you ran as a moderate. i remember sitting with you after debates and talking about the rep responsibility in the room, right, when people on that democratic stage had to response to questions about healthcare ore socialism. are you a moderate. you talk about the cabinet. has vice president i'm sorry president-elect joe biden spoken to you at all about a possible role in that cabinet? >> no and i think part of that is that i

they will not accept joe biden is the president. ill look at donald trump as the figure that is giving orders. they are not going to leave this behind. they are too invested. too much time and money. they've lost their families and isolated themselves. they are in this now. emily: wow. messianic. that is quite a word. mike rothschild, fascinating research you are doing. thank you for that window into that world. all right. coming up, peloton. while the pandemic has battered some companies, it has opened the door for others. we will speak to the global head of marketing next on the new marketing goals and partnership with beyonce. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $400 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own d

it is growing in his inner circle that efforts to overturn joe biden's victor will be futile. ere were a legal challenges. the president has falsely claimed victory and alleged there was widespread voter fraud. he has not offered evidence. president-elect joe biden plans to name a 12 member global virus tax force today -- task force today. accounts for 1/5 of the global total. more than 100 thousands -- 100,000 new infections were reported here. in turkey, speculation that higher interest rates could be coming after the country's -- economic chief quit. the decline speeded up after the central bank held back from raising rates last month. for more than three decades, millions of americans sat down after dinner and had their tested by alex trebek. he hosted the popular quiz show "jeopardy," and he died a little bit more after announcing he had advanced pancreatic cancer. alex trebek was 80. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. than qualifi

will emerge. how doesjoe biden —— divisions will emerge. how does joe biden keep —— divisions will emerge.is where having a team around him, which matters, not really what we see out of pelosi, the house. the role they play, he's already started talking about building teams together. that kind isa building teams together. that kind is a indicative of him understanding that he has a lot of folks to bring together and he has a whole primary to bring that presidential platform together. he sounded pretty good job of it's only going to continue to build off that momentum. i continue to build off that momentum. lam hopefulthat continue to build off that momentum. i am hopeful that we have a broad—based who really wants to get to work, and that's what's important. the priority, amanda, forjoe biden? undoubtedly figuring out the pandemic. a close number two is figuring out the economy along with that while we go through this recovery, and then i think what you will also see is him start to really form the institutions of government again. one thing that's happened... this guy is a public servant

i think that is something joe biden will very quickly put to an end. nald trump relied on a lot of these executive actions. i think joe biden, because he may not have control of congress and might not have of a legislative policy, he will focus on those actions to make a statement about how things have changed with him. ros: in a few minutes on "outside source" we delve into the details on how this now infamous press conference happened saturday when donald trump's lawyer rudy giuliani ended up doing the event in the parking lot of a gardening company. you and u.k. officials have resumed exit trade talks in london -- brexit trade talks in london. reporter: the arguments over brexit are once we have talked about many times before and there are still outstanding issues as both sides are trying to solve. the things that are different at the moment. when is the changing geopolitical landscape. you have gone from having a president in the white house passionately pro-brexit, promising the u.k. a free-trade deal, to a president who is anti-brexit and sounds s

joe biden in a new spirit of cooperation. so long to the point we are asked diplomacy post trump, will joe biden make the world a better place? or thanks so much for being with us and my guests here in the studio are stacey bivins from de w.c. u.s. election team. who says joe biden must realize that america's allies are looking for a team player a noughts. a team leader also with us is jamie fly from the german marshall fund to form a visor on foreign policy to president george w. bush. who argues that america will remain divided and distracted under president biden, and that will harm its ability to partner with allies and a very warm welcome to khrushchev show. she's diplomatic correspondent of the berlin daily times should be google. he argues that under president biden relations with germany and europe might be a little less abrasive bubs demands for greater commitment from berlin and brussels will remain. thank you all 3 for being here today. there's plenty to talk about. so let's get going. stay, see, is there any doubt in your mind that joe biden has won the presidential election? not at all. the numbers are just not,

leaders say they're looking forward to working with joe biden in a new spirit of cooperation so long to the point we are asked diplomacy post trump will joe biden makes the world a better place? or thanks so much for being with us and my guests here in the studio are stacey burns from de w.c. u.s. election team. who says joe biden must realize that america's allies are looking for a team player a no. a team leader also with us is jamie fly from the german marshall fund to form a visor on foreign policy to president george w. bush. who argues that america will remain divided and distracted under president biden. and that will harm its ability to partner with allies. and a very warm welcome to the crew. so far, marshall, chief diplomatic correspondent of the berlin daily times should be go. he argues that under president biden, relations with germany, and europe might be a little less abrasive. but do monks greater commitment from brussels will remain and thank you all 3 for being here today, this plenty to talk about. so let's get going. stay, see, is there any doubt in your mind that joe biden has won the presidential election? not at

joe biden in a new spirit of cooperation. so want to the point we are asked diplomacy post trump will joe biden makes the world a better place? or thanks so much for being with us and my guests here in the studio are stacey burns from de w.c. u.s. election team, who says joe biden must realize that america's allies are looking for a team player a noughts. a team leader also with us is jamie fly from the german marshall fund to form a visor on foreign policy to president george w. bush. who argues that america will remain divided and distracted under president biden. and that will harm its ability to partner with allies and a very warm welcome to khrushchev on marshall chief diplomatic correspondent of the berlin daily tanishq beagle. he argues that under president biden, relations with germany and europe might be a little less abrasive. but do, as for greater commitment from berlin and brussels will remain thank you all 3 of them being here today, this plenty to talk about. so let's get going. stay, see, is there any doubt in your mind that joe biden has won the presidential election? not at all. the numbers are just not and

where it's going to be a real struggle for joe biden it's important that we point that out that you just pointed that out claire is maybe internationally it will be easier for joe biden to again underscore the importance of working with allies of working together with nato of course and the importance of nato and he will be able to rejoin the paris climate accord as well but he will be so consumed claire with some of these domestic issues that are really warning the country right now from the pandemic to the economic crisis that the country is in right now and it does it's not clear yet for example whether they will be able to pass and never another covert 19 relief package here in the u.s. and the reason that's important for the rest of the world is because these are the 1st orders of priority for a new president for the president elect joe biden and that they might take a lot of his attention and time that he might not have much attention for some of the global issues that are dominating of the global stage at the moment right sumi thank you very much stacy back over to you do you think with what sumi has just said about those domestic issue

compassion, empathy and concern. >> former commissioner and >> former fda commissioner will lead the group. >> joe biden will make good on his promises. >> cbs has learned joe biden is expected to release a serious of orders. they include rescinding trump's travel ban on several muslim countries. reinstating the daca program and rejoining the world health organization and paris climate agreement. >> this is what america voted for. >> president trump will not concede to the election. while his campaign pursues legal challenges. many elected republicans are supporting his fight. >> do not concede, mr. president, fight hard. >> even if they had merit, they wouldn't result in overturning the election. they might result in a few dozen baballots here or there beg thrn out. >> president-elect biden is ahead by about 40,000 votes in pennsylvania and 10,000 votes in georgia. >> president trump's campaign sent out a fundraising email challenging president-elect biden's win and we are hearing that the president may resume some of those campaign rallies while in this legal challenge. >> wow, thank you debra. as som

. >> sleep he joe biden will -- sleepy joe biden will raise your taxes, $4 trillion, can you believethe only candidate i've ever seen that campaigns on the fact, i will raise your taxes. this guy. this election is a choice between a crippling depression and a historic boom. >> i'll never give up. america will never give up. we will never raise the flag of surrender. we're going to beat this virus. >> reporter: over the weekend, mail was found sitting and stacked and not delivered within a week. the postal inspector said they will pop in on multiple postal facilities to make sure nothing like this is still happening. the still valid 48 ballots from the room was delivered to the supervisor of elections office. the latest polling from florida, among the 9 million people who voted early shows biden leading trump 48.6% to 47.2%, an absolute toss-up. so clearly tomorrow's going to be a big day. turnout is everything. another president will be in south florida tonight, former president. barack obama will hold one morally, urging democrats to get out and vote if they haven't already. jillian

we will ask our democrat marie? >> joe bidenill look at the taxes go up at the top and not for most americans and not the middle-class. democrats believe they can win statewide in georgia because they just did it. joe biden by all accounts will be the victor in georgia. he is ahead by quite a bit. these 2 democratic candidates are impressive candidates that are running in the senate here. i don't think anyone needs to move to georgia. democrats feel pretty good about their chances. what will be interesting is whether the same trump voters who came out in large numbers for donald trump in this november election will come out in january for senate candidates which donald trump is not on the ballot. will trump campaign for the senate candidates on the republican side? we don't know. i expect to see barack obama campaign for the democrats. it will be very interesting what happens when trump is not on the ballot and when he may or may not throw his weight between these to republican candidates. a lot of things are at play. >> harris:

i will bear true faith and allegiance to the state. joe bidenration. sceptical on sending more american to iraq, in favour of gay rights and same—sex marriage, despite a deep catholic faith. this also gives the internet one last chance to... laughter. ..talk about our bromance. his strong relationship with barack obama was plain to see. when his son beau died of cancer in 2015, joe biden sat out the next presidential race. hello, detroit! but in 2019, he decided to give it one last try. in a campaign dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, most polls had put him ahead and there was that bad tempered debate with donald trump. will you shut up, man? who is — listen, who is on your list, joe? who's on your list? gentlemen... well, it's hard to get any word in with this clown. there were gaffes, forgetfulness, donald trump continued with the sleepyjoe attacks. he was also accused of being over tactile with female colleagues. but he is a natural politician, connecting to people through his experience of both public life and personal tragedy. often say

will be in the biden administration. all are proud of their campaigns. and i think universally thrilled that joeiden is president of the united states. thank you all. >> [indiscernible] >> president trump will give an update today on covid-19 vaccine efforts. we will have live coverage from the white house starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the events that tell the american story every weekend. saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, best-selling author kathleen randy and miles harvey talk about how they approach research fictionr fixed -- and nonfiction work. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, patrick alex discusses president richard national, henry kissinger, and their key foreign policy initiatives. former u.s. senator sam nunn reflects on the cold war 75 years later. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. sunday night on q&a, university of texas at austin sociology professor sarah brian talks about the use of big data and new surveillance technologies by law enforcement. glowing a pool lon

biden will be looking at. a lot of serious people ask me about the joe biden administration, what are the chances socialists willrunning it? i think if he picks some key republicans, it will do a lot to calm the market and calm the american people into knowing the next four years aren't going to be the most radical elements of the democratic party controlling things, being a more sensible side of the democratic party and even some republicans helping lead the way. it would do a lot to calm the country after what we went through in the last week. jillian: thanks, have a good day. carley: governor cuomo announcing the restrictions as kim jong un for cases surge in new york. joe borelli says he needs to consider the financial harm it will cause next. >> today's report very worrisome but this is a warning signs the we have work to do to make sure this -- city stay safe and we do not have that second wave. >> bill diblasio says he is worried about covid-19 spiking in the city but stayed mom about the massive crowd celebrating in the streets after joe biden's projected presidential victory. here is you pay councilman

>> reporter: wolf, joe biden will be here in just a short while as you can see behind me the set up ishose drive-in rallies that became a campaign staple for joe biden during the coronavirus pandemic. the former vice president now president-elect is expected to really talk about unity and moving forward together as a country. this is a speech that is going to draw from some of his previous major speeches in gettysburg and warm springs, georgia as he tries to urge americans to come together and argues that he will be a president for all americans. now, over the course of the day biden has been speaking to people over the phone. he spoke with president obama as well as nancy pelosi the house speaker and senate minority leader chuck schumer two people who will be his governing partners in washington. pretty soon he is going to get to work on that transition focusing on the task at hand including the coronavirus pandemic. but tonight is really a moment for celebration. his running mate kamala harris becoming the first woman and the first woman of color to become vice president. she will sp

joe biden come up with biden in the leader. the bill thousand outstanding votes in the trump campaign to continues to insist that president will have that if he did, joe biden still has a number of paths you sir. let's bring in fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. good afternoon to you. the margin in arizona is about 40 or 41,000 right now. where do you think we are as we should point out the fox news decision team is standing firm and said they made the right call on arizona. no intention to retract it, and now i'm looking down here 13,373 vote puts him up over that 270 mark and it seems inevitable, whether it's pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, arizona, or some combination of them. if you get some while he ends up with 306 electoral votes which is exactly what donald trump had in 2016. it seems inevitable that in this initial vote count that joe biden is going to win and the only recourse the president has is the chorus and challenges in various cases. so far we have not seen evidence of serious vote fraud of vote obviously georgia is very close but in those all your life, presidentinthe briefing room heg like the president-ele

will take pennsylvania. what happens if they do? well, let me turn pennsylvania blue using the blue pen, and you can see that takes joe biden pass the'll take pennsylvania away from him. joe biden has other routes to the white house too. let's assume that he succeeds in keeping nevada — hillary clinton won that in 2016 — and that he manages to flip arizona as well. that gets into 270 as well. so there are different routes forjoe biden to the white house. i will return the map to the state of play to show you that for donald trump, it's more difficult. he's got to win pennsylvania. and then also three of the four other major swing states in order to stay in the white house. a much more uphill task. that was rita there. clive myrie has been reporting on the battle for the white house over the past two weeks travelling through some of the key states that are deciding who wins the presidency. he reports tonight from pennsylvania and looks at what this election has done to america. birdsong it's morning again in america. past presidential elections here herald a sense of hope, a peaceful dawn. but this is now america... count every vote,

most of us troops here in germany joe biden will probably also have a different stance on that and joe biden also said he would really need reinitiate talks with iran over to nuclear do so we can extend except expect sorry really a reshuffle that diplomacy between germany and the u.s. in the months to come after january iran so joe biden will have invested the white house what is germany expecting policy why is a from a biden presidency. what they expect i think in a day expect definitely and it was something that the high come out of the foreign affairs minister was saying a few days ago was that no matter who wins disallow action the turn of rushing tone toward spending would have to change and of course this is referring to. constant tweeting constant criticism donald trump even criticized germany's and europe's handling of the pandemic and that was a very clear stance here in fairly in that the tone between washington and but it would have to change so i think that's the priority now to reestablish to reestablish doe's diplomatic ties him or diplomatic turn to exchange and even if

with regards to a number of america's competitors, you will see joe of america's competitors, you will seejoe bidenou will seejoe biden handle this competition from a position of strength, and he will work with our allies and partners, and that's what has been missing from the approach of these last four years, it donald trump's approach to china, a very narrow preoccupation with the trade deficit. we are not looking at the systemic abuses that china uses to advantage itself in terms of trade and investment, giving subsidies to state—owned enterprises, not giving equal market access to foreign companies, and so on, theft of the intellectual property. what a biden administration will do with regards to these sorts of issuesis regards to these sorts of issues is work together with our partners across the world to really put up a united front end to end this systemic manipulation of trade and investment. let's go for a slightly wider look now, those traditional alliances, the way the us will work with big international organisations and its allies, how does this change now contrast with donald trump f

i think joe biden is going to win the electoral college but it will be more narrow. so listen, donald trump is a turnout machine in 2020. i think that's what we saw. joe biden was able to withstand that. but yeah, i think when you look at this many people around the country deciding that someone who messed up the pandemic, who has caused a lot of death, crashed the economy, clearly is stoking racial divides, is a misogynist, is a narcissist, i would like to see that person get 35% of the vote, not 47 or 48% of the vote. but this is a closely divided country and there's going to be a lot of lessons going forward about how the democrats can take advantage of some of the positive demographic trends. but you can't just count on that. the good news if you're a democrat, i think, in 2018 and 2020, you were able to win states like wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, looks like arizona, perhaps georgia. so there are positive developments out there. >> david plouffe, thanks very much, thanks for engaging, always good to have an after-action report from an expert. thank you. >>>

guest: it means they will have took get used to to having a democrat in the white house. i hope joe biden will try and unite the country. it suddenly seems to be what he says he will do. he campaigned as a uniter, at least to some extent, and very much emphasized that yesterday in what was rather a good speech. we'll have to see whether he out, when its that comes to policy and also the structure of his administration, but he actually lives by that. one of the things we would be at the "washington examiner" saying, i will be writing the morning, ismorrow that if he wants to take the historical opportunity to heal what has been an extremely divided country and divisive presidency under president trump , he needs to make sure he realizes what this election really showed. was this election showed was that voters wanted to reject president trump, they were fed up for tired of him, but there was no blue wave. it looked pretty clear that the republicans will hold the senate, and they have increased their seats in the house. that means -- it almost certainly means the voters said they don't want

the story if joe biden is declared the president elect will be his own coalition. so much talk about the obama coalition. you'll have to take a look at who joe biden was able to bring into the fold here. there are some through lines, through all the battle grounds. no matter what region you talk about, we look at the map, wisconsin, michigan, in the lead in pennsylvania, georgia, what he's been able to go in georgia, as we heard from whit, the possibility of arizona and nevada. look at the numbers out of pennsylvania. they mirror what we've been talking about. independent voters are a huge part of the election when all is said and done. 51% of independent voeters in pennsylvania went with joe biden, 43% to donald trump. the dividing line in the country about whether to deal with the pandemic before the economy, in pennsylvania, 54% said we had to contain covid. when you break it down, 85% of people -- this we saw over and over -- who thought we must deal with the virus first went with joe biden. in the suburbs, still very strong support for donald trump in the subur

biden will be sworn into office onjanuary result, joe biden on january 20th next year. his supporters have high hopes but the challenges are huge. while they talk about republicans in congress, the political divisions are deep. let's look at the implications biden‘s victory might have for the relationship between the us and the european union. sudha david—wilp is the deputy director of the german marshall fund office in berlin. welcome to the programme. from your perspective, what does this victory mean for the relationship between the eu and the us? europeans are certainly relieved thatjoe the us? europeans are certainly relieved that joe biden the us? europeans are certainly relieved thatjoe biden was elected last week but at the same time there is a realism that trumpism is still alive as well, simply because president trump actually did edit than expected. he came up short but he seems to have created a movement in the past four yea rs. movement in the past four years. —— better than expected. i think people are looking forward to resettin

joe biden will have his hands full. recently that the single biggest issue facing our nation is our unity, and i believe that. it is why i endorsed joe biden way back in june. but it is also true that democracy is working. while the president's words count, citizens votes count more, and democracy appears to be working extremely well. david: finally, i want to come back to your expertise in leadership. you have that weekly linkedin newsletter. this week was about the essence of leadership, the essential qualities of it. talk about it in connection with this issue. i will quote from senator roy blunt from missouri, a member of leadership. "ifaid today to reporters they have a case to make, there is a process where they make that. i don't think it's unreasonable to allow the president to it for that number to be a parent. i also don't think it's unreasonable for vice president biden to accept the result and do what he things he should. part of the obligation of leadership issues should always have in your mind, how do i l

greatly enhanced by having a democratic president in the white house, especially joe biden who is the man, he is the one who will put forth an agenda and will work together as we did with president obama and joe biden as vice president of the united states. i don't see that is any challenge at all. i see it as an opportunity. thank you, madam speaker. on what you said about leader mcconnell, can you expand on that? you said he is going to find out. what do you mean? speaker pelosi: he has been known to come to my office and say, i'm not doing anything that donald trump does not want. to me, that is an abdication of your first branch of government responsibilities. you're just going to do whatever the president wants? no. this is a separation of powers. something very important. the genius of our constitution. this is the separation of powers. and if we are saying we do not -- if we are just saying that we are going to do ever the president wants. and if we are saying we do not have the influence, the scrutiny as to what the best way to go is, listening to the beautiful diversity of our caucuses, the reflection o

greatly enhanced by having a democratic president in the white house, especially joe biden who is the man, he is the one who will put forth an agenda and will work together as we did with president obama and joe biden as vice president of the united states. i don't see that is any challenge at all. i see it as an opportunity. thank you, madam speaker. on what you said about leader mcconnell, can you expand on that? you said he is going to find out. what do you mean? speaker pelosi: he has been known to come to my office and say, i'm not doing anything that donald trump does not want. to me, that is an abdication of your first branch of government responsibilities. you're just going to do whatever the president wants? no. this is a separation of powers. something very important. the genius of our constitution. this is the separation of powers. and if we are saying we do not -- if we are just saying that we are going to do ever the president wants. and if we are saying we do not have the influence, the scrutiny as to what the best way to go is, listening to the beautiful diversity of our caucuses, the reflection o

the rolled will be laissez. if joe biden is -- the world will be less safe. biden has rolled out an extensive foreign-policy plan. he is fact driven, understands the challenges from china, not by trade war, but trying to contain it. we had a huge agreement trump pulled out of that with designed to contain china. they promise to work with allies in the region to hold china accountable to its expansionist illegal land grab in the south china sea. also, trying to contain pruden's expansion -- a been's expansion -- in the middle east, if you look at what is happening in the big picture, we will stand shoulder to shoulder with israel, but we are far away from a two state solution then we were two years ago. we have a worse humanitarian crisis in yemen where we are siding with saudi's. we have coddled saudi arabia that dismembered the u.s. -- in the consulate. khashoggi. trump brags about having saved -- over that scandal. i think you will see a reset in terms of holding saudi arabia accountable, working with our allies so that we put our nuclear ambitions back in t

they have been serving robert o'brien, the current adviser, and will serve whoever joe biden chooses l security adviser. there's a lot of confusion, suggestion that maybe they should stop doing certain work, policies will change under a joe biden presidency, but they keep getting push back from the leadership, obviously president trump wanting to carry out what he can before he leaves office in january. so officials are constantly being told we do not have results yet and you have to keep working as though nothing happened. that's the official line. behind the scenes, though, officials including robert o'brien, i am told by sources and others acknowledge that joe biden will be the next president. so a lot of confusion and mixed messaging when it comes to policies and whether or not certain things should be carried out in haste or put on pause for now, dana. >> so much mixed messaging which maybe mattered less in earlier times. now we're talking about a basic, the peaceful and successful transition of power that is put on hold. vivian, jonathan, love to have your excellent reporting an

biden the win will give joe biden the win i don't trump needs a combination of states to win. well 20 electoral college of the votes in pennsylvania dean dublin correspondent stephan simmons is outside the philadelphia convention center where the count is taking place very noisy bed stephon how people are reacting to this new lead that biden is developing. let me give you 5 seconds so if i post here let's turn to this thread this where the party yes this is the town hall the vote out there. that biden biden harris is leading by almost 30000 votes or not they'll get the current count vote to be counted on for our turn to the other side where we were going to hit police corners. for all to serving all trying supporters who are only half a chance actually stand here apparently still shots are not bring in truth or everything. but they're making a point and they're pouring there's such a spring it's a steal every man in dallas vote counters now there's a steal there's this truth no 4 star by the way this crowd over here let's walk a little bit this coat over here

will have? reporter: it is unclear what direction the biden administration will take if joe biden wins and many officials what the strategic dialogue to continue which started earlier this year between the united states and iraq. but joe biden cell has a rather fraught track record in iraq. he voted in favor of the iraqi invasion in 2003. he also, under obama, in 2009, he was charged with withdrawing the 150 thousand troops that were based here at that time and of course, that resulted in a security vacuum which eventually enabled the rise of isis. so it biden were to win, certainly, many see it as, he should be departing from the obama-era policies to try to come up with a new approach. host: to tehran, this is a very crucial election. speaking to iranian officials and experts, many of them on this show, the iranian foreign policy towards the u.s. seems to have been frozen. let's just wait until november to see what happens. here we are in november, what are the iranians hoping for? reporter: very much it has been "let's wait and see" as donald trump increased pressure on iran with more sancti