all right, i, kimberly, it'd be for you guys. i mean, the very, very, very clear that this by little political capital to be gains here by job. i didn't give him that. he's on his way out, but he appears to have done a donald trump, the you full is coming president. so something of a solid, hey, i mean we're talking though about one piece of the why the conflict? i mean biden's main goal is he said was to bring about the end of the war in gaza. he's full and must have be sure that and in many ways, this is what led to the loss of vice president, comma le harris in the november election. and don't forget, it is also what in many ways cost joe biden, the chance to run for a 2nd term. you have to remember here in the united states that the war, israel's war on gaza and to a further extension into 11 on it was enormously and popular. here in the united states, particularly with younger voters, we saw protest all across college campuses in the united states. for months and in particular demographics such as air of americans and states

i. kimberly how okay, great talk to you. thank you very much for your reporting there from the white house. meanwhile, israel's forces continued to pound northern gaza with no sign of letting up an overnight attack on the shake road. one neighborhood in gaza. city killed at least 22 people. 10 of them were children, entire residential buildings were flattened and reduced to rubble. abraham l. felicia has the latest from the side of that attack and got the city. i am right now standing above the level of one of the houses that has been targeted and an overnight attacked by these what any flights or is it and i was gone the area in the shifter, blonde, northern gods, a city. as you can see, the scale of the destruction inflicted on this for 6, the story building. as you can see, a mass destruction mazda the station. the attack resulted in killing palestinians, and does is where injured as we have spoken to civilians. here, there was cooling process is continuing, save civilians are trying to help get in the traps if it means f

>> i would like to respond, kimberly. >> sure. >> i think kimberly is doing a fantastic job. i've been around longer. i think it's important that we hear all of these voices and i think it is important that we hear, you know, people calling in and expressing their raw racism on the one hand and people calling in and objecting to that on the other. i believe that's what america is and we need more of this. we need people talking with each other and to each other rather than, you know, across each other. so, i'm -- i have no objections to that and i think, you know, kimberly's doing a marvelous job and c-span hosts in general do a marvelous job of exhibiting good manners and being decent human beings. that's important role model stuff for particularly young people watching the program. >> january is in- bellevue, washington. good morning, january. >> caller:. good morning. i used to listen to air america. i miss it. if it is okay with c-span if you could say where we could hear you now on the air? i would love that. i called about the electoral college. i live in washington stat

and i think that's going to be easier with kimberly harris. but again, if the economy in the us continues to be stagnant, the way it has been, people are going to look at couple of harris to turn up the heat as well. and she's going to put america 1st just like donald trump will be. it's gonna be a different slogan, but it's going to be tough for us economically as well. in less than a minute. i'm totally about how trump actually might be right. it is time for europe to grow up and take responsibility for its own defense and its own defense. well, look, when i'm talking to republican voters just saying why in the world shall we be paying for a war halfway across the world. we've got our own problems. i think they have a reasonable argument they're making. so i think we do need to step up. and if donald trump were to pull out all of a sudden there's a new frontier in ukraine. there's a new, a space that we need to extra actually secure and a europe that we need to secure, so we'd better step up quickly. okay, political campaign advisor and digi

i think it's sort of absurd on its face. >> and kimberly, when i was reading during the intro, the quoterom ankush's column you were nodding in agreement. do you agree with ankush that if hunter biden's name weren't biden he wouldn't be facing those two court dates in december? >> yes, i think that everything ankush's and what , is right. if you are not hunter biden we wouldn't be having this discussion about whether he should be granted some sort of clemency by the president. i think that the president should do is treat this request if it's made the same way he treats other people, and there are a lot of factors that go into whether you rent someone clemency, i totally agree a pardon would be inappropriate, but one crucial factor is whether this person has accepted guilt and expressed contrition for it, understand they did wrong and admit that. and, so if hunter biden has done that maybe granting some clemency on this, but i also see a very big political problem that i know joe biden is concerned about is looking as if he is using the office of the presidency to give favor to those who

i may. james i've think kimberly does a marvelous job and i'm a huge fan of c-span and have been my whole lifes long c-span has been around. i've been around longer. and i think it's important we hear all of these voices and it's important we hear people calling in and expressing their raw racism on the one hand and people calling in and objecting to that on the other. i believe that's what america is and we need more of this. we need people talking with each other and to each other rather than across each other. so i have no objections to that. and i think kimberly is doing a marvelous job and c-span host general do a marvelous job of exhibiting good manners. just being decent human beings, that's an important role model stuff for particular young people who are watching the program. >> january is in bellevue on our line for democrats per good morning. >> it's so good to see you. i used to listen to air america all the time. i really missed it and if it's ok with c-span if you could say where we could hear you now on the air i would love that. i called about the electoral college heard i live

i. kimberly how good was that watching that? kimberly. what did you make of her speech? speech was very much like the speech 60 days. uh, when she closed out of her campaign in the fact that she did not mention donald trump by name, but she did certainly acknowledge him. she did pull out her speech, acknowledge the presence of donald trump when she said, we o loyalty to the constitution and to god. that was a direct reference to the fact that it is the 5 that harris administration believes that donald trump may be entering in with an authoritarian pipe administration and a reminder to the followers in her supporters. but they do not have to it any way you to any sort of authoritarian type admitted ration, but just the opposite that they should continue to fight. the other thing that she said was that we must accept the results of this election that was very important. and that was something that she underscored in her call to donald trump when she can see that this is very much something that is important in that she is really tearing on that and passing the baton. that'

what should i do and start all over again somewhere else? kimberly, i can't afford it. if i don't, where should i go? any way? where's it still safe for you? hidden who is this? people affected like spots are sick, haven't been offered any state assistance. so far all the authorities have done is put a warning notices and fence off the holes. critics accuse them of failing to provide effective water management if sick and other farmers want to educate their fields, they have no alternative to ground water. is that so far nobody has fallen into a single and no houses have been swallowed up. but the scientist says that could change the, the holes are appearing more and more along roads and railway lines. and that means not only that people's lives are in danger, but that important infrastructure is also at risk. so i assume in the afternoon of taste is the central anatolia was once the bread basket of turkey. but whether agriculture has a save future home here is more on certain than ever. we live in the age of instagram and take talk where people don't only gets holiday

i do? start all over again somewhere else. kimberly, i can't afford it. where should i go any way or where is it still safe for you? who is this? people affected like? sponsor sick? haven't been offered any state assistance. so far all the authorities have done is put up warning notices and fence off the holes. critics accused them of failing to provide effective water management. if sick and other farmers want to educate their fields, they have no alternative to ground water as they are literally digging themselves into a hole. the farmer is desperate. doing no matter how hard i try to explain what we're going through here, i can't find the words i'm. it's really very difficult. the sick has to stay. he doesn't have the money to up and move geologist the to a rick to can't predict when and where the next the single will open up. so there are a few warning signs on the, the thing is, the mattresses and the rest of the day if you notice unusual accumulations of water, trees, or electricity pylon. suddenly leaning on the cracks, appearing on the walls of ho

so i think that's one of my greatest concerns you know, is kimberly, here is, when does the selection? europeans can not go back to businesses normal and i think they were guilty of this back in 2021. when biden came back onto the scene that, you know, we, we turned a page, it was a new era, the trump years were in a normally. and that, of course was not the case. um, you know, i think if kimberly, here's wins tomorrow, within a year or 2, we could find ourselves in a similar position to now focusing on 2028 in crisis mode on this side of the atlantic. thinking about what a judy vance administration could be in for europe. so in many ways, regardless of all the election goes tomorrow, there are certain things that your teams have to take care of. in the meantime, again, regardless of couple of hairs or donald trump wins, this is particularly the case and investing in its own your, in its own security and defense, braille. i leave it there for the moment. the pleasure of talking to you today, brenda, go on from the baptist mon foundational, thanks so much. thank you very much. take car

i think that it's a bit unfair, but i don't think that kimberly harris has a meaningful criticism. i think that is because i think it, it, to me it means something it, it, we talk about black people being in position and then a black person getting that position in the upper right. just like the white person, the, to me it starts to bring in what is the uniqueness of having his back was in that position. so even this was evidence asked for by gain state and having black face, the hot spaces is not enough. and just because a black one was go occupied, the position of being the president, it don't mean that we can't be critical of with this back when there's no recalls time for him fellows. but as a sort of a starts, perhaps one of the most frustrating parts speaking someone from the global south is that we don't get to vote in your election. and in effect, all of us yusef, want a final word from you on whether you think americans are aware of the as are aware of their image in the outside world. and this is part of their concerns this year. i know that there are so many issues and, a

i will in kimberly's war and american energy and we will drill baby drill. we're going to the and i will turn your energy prices in half within 12 months. okay. when that happens, everything's coming down. the doughnuts are going to come down. the food is going to come down as we say, the groceries. i just told the story, i pitched, but a woman elderly goes to a supermarket and takes 3 apples and brings the apples to the counter. and then she realizes the price will not be out again, and she doesn't have the money for them. and she walks, she excuses herself. she walks back to the refrigerator, puts the apple back in refrigeration, and walked back and buys the 2 apples that shouldn't be happening in our country. that should not be happening and we're not going to have it happen wrong. i will cancel. com lose insane electric vehicle mandate and i will make it soon. so fully tax deductible. so how about that? nobody said people, the for the 1st most brilliant faithful is that scott sessions over there was sketch and he says he's one of the most brilliant people

yeah, kimberly, i bet there's going to be a lot of speculation about what is actually going to be said behind closed doors and i'm using kimberly hawk at our white house correspondent, 5 to 5 absentees. so it's time for the why the here's car had a low that if we stopped by looking at the satellite image for south asia, you can see it's a very dry and quiet picture of course. mold in areas of the region for places like pakistan and india. but what you can see is very hazardous at quality. now anything above the 300 in the index value is considered hazardous, but cities, likelihood impacts on have been touching well above a 1000. so record levels this month, that remains on choose day. there's no rain knock that down and if we look at the 3 day we're going to see those uh, quality warnings remain. so lots of hazy conditions and fog and smoke issues with that. not much west coast, southern parts of india, thanks for the northeast. so the monsoon will see the west of that rain start to stretch to western areas. places like carol, i have got some warnings out for those thunderstorms on wed

i get on. okay. hello. kimberly noise request. uh us at the store. i know in 50 i'm a lot higher, so these are still a then i'm moving back a little bit aside, your aid and i'm in to stick with the secret am ruffling queen. i mean, i've been dialing 9 to demand. so now to get, say, the speed limit the data to be for being the settled and on the edge of god sees what remains unrecognised by any nato in the country. otherwise, they'd have to pay millions in compensation to the soldiers and offices before the gates of you, and hope the use of a deadly weapons for the night. so this would mean admitting the will from the of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide fairly died. the address that made the minnesota, the face of it again the the media, diety, good credit, the web back. a guy. i mean, they, the dougherty room matter that the shares domains atlanta to the side, the get comfortable with all i'm at the gate and the 5 to so the with say out and me get, get a on the committee. sure. you will need, i need the receipt of them being daily persona to

kimberly, i have it arrived to this to charlotte states. i think she was doing stage for donald trump one and 2016, and then jo bite and one here in 2020 she earlier today. she's spoken to a church from the african american community late to ron, she went to a restaurant owned by an american football player. again, people cheering for her and that's where again, she was tasked about the situation in the middle east. she said that she was, of course, looking for the support of the arab american population in this country, the wrong one percent of the us population is of an hour of american origin. but there is an important bolton blog mostly because they're located in the swing states like michigan there. she spoke about the death of palestinian civilians. she also spoke about the need to put an end to the war, to pull, to bring the hostages and the captive back to their homes. and she also spoke about finding a 2 state solution that we give the palestinians self determination and stability and security. but this is happening just as she don

yeah, good. strongly given that the clock is ticking, i have a loud kimberly. and just to repeat the key take away from that announcement from joe biden, the you've just mentioned in the of the cease fire, the guns were full silence of for am local time. just to be clear to have you as around the well that is to the g m t wednesday morning as clarified by joe biden. i'm, i'm, this just isn't it. kimberly, that he feels that those still much more work to be done. a given we're talking about a matter of weeks now before he's no longer in office. interesting. also the feels that irrespective of all of the criticism, the israel has received from the likes of saudi arabia as well as many of the regional powers. he still feels that there was a deal to be agreed between saudi and israel, irrespective of the huge amount of bloodshed we've seen, dealt by as well, upon the likes of cause around the data level. it's it's, it's an enormous challenge and let's be honest it's, it's not going to be achieved in the little time that joe biden has left, but he's outlined what he

the 1st let's go to kimberly, how could i with the harris campaign at its election watch party in washington dc. say kimberly, as we're discussing all of this, how is the harris campaign team viewing it? do you think well, we've just heard of from the harris campaign and we've gotten a bit of a sense of how we think this is going to play out. now in terms of the rest of the evening, and even the next couple of days, we had to to wondering when we might see the vice president. and if this indication is correct, the feeling is we may not even see her this evening. after all. what we're hearing is that the vice president is watching these returns coming in. and as was the hope of the campaign, that this would be a very definitive result. that's not what we're seeing. in fact, as you mentioned, the results are trickling in. and because of that, the results are not as definitive as the campaign would like. and so given the fact that this will take some time, this means that we may not see the vice president for some time. so in terms of how this could play out, we are going to have to wait to see

i may. james i've think kimberly does a marvelous job and i'm a huge fan of c-span and have been my whole lifelong c-span has been around. i've been around longer. and i think it's important we hear all of these voices and it's important we hear people calling in and expressing their raw racism on the one hand and people calling in and objecting to that on the other. i believe that's what america is and we need more of this. we need people talking with each other and to each other rather than across each other. so i have no objections to that. and i think kimberly is doing a marvelous job and c-span host general do a marvelous job of exhibiting good manners. just being decent human beings, that's an important role model stuff for particular young people who are watching the program. >> january is in bellevue on our line for democrats per good morning. >> it's so good to see you. i used to listen to air america all the time. i really missed it and if it's ok with c-span if you could say where we could hear you now on the air i would love that. i called about the electoral college heard i live i

i may. james i've think kimberly does a marvelous job and i'm a huge fan of c-span and have been my whole lifes long c-span has been around. i've been around longer. and i think it's important we hear all of these voices and it's important we hear people calling in and expressing their raw racism on the one hand and people calling in and objecting to that on the other. i believe that's what america is and we need more of this. we need people talking with each other and to each other rather than across each other. so i have no objections to that. and i think kimberly is doing a marvelous job and c-span host general do a marvelous job of exhibiting good manners. just being decent human beings, that's an important role model stuff for particular young people who are watching the program. >> january is in bellevue on our line for democrats per good morning. >> it's so good to see you. i used to listen to air america all the time. i really missed it and if it's ok with c-span if you could say where we could hear you now on the air i would love that. i called about the electoral college heard i live

stuart: i can see that. okay. kimberly, thanks very much for coming on the show.ed our eyes. very interesting. >> thank you, sir. thanks for having me. god bless you. stuart: god bless you indeed. brian, as a parent, how big an issue is biological men in women sports? >> it's huge. because my number one job as a dad is care for my children. not to be popular or play to woke sensibilities, to care for my children. i have a wife who is an athlete and we talk about these things and she's very wise. she says it would be a bad idea for women to have to compete against men in women sports and i think, you know what, between kimberly and my wife and all the wise females out there with the same view, it's not a hard subject to make a decision on. stuart: all right, brian. thank you very much. check out the dow 30. the dow industrials are down more than 300 points so as you might expect, we look at 30 stocks that make up the dow. you'll see a lot of red and that's what you're seeing right now. dow down 333. both trump and harris stuart: a democrat senator from senator from

i, c, c. and it has challenges jurisdiction to add rejection rejected rather as awards. but okay, but kimberly, i know that us has not signed onto the rome statute is not a member of the i c c. and i know it has rejected and pushed back very strongly and put pressure on the i c. c. but then if it were to impose sanctions on the i c c or it's prosecutor that really goes not just one step at several steps further, doesn't it? and if you west were to do that, it would become very hard then for the us to say, look, we defend a rules based order. we defend international law, we defend the rule of law, you can't both do that. and also sanction a court or prosecute to me the 1st time that the united states has spoken out of both sides of its mouth. and i'll give you an example as the united states is saying right now that it doesn't respect the jurisdiction of the i. c, c, when it comes to israel, it has no problem respecting the jurisdiction of the i, c. c, when it comes to rushes more on ukraine. in fact, when it comes to labeling the russian president vladimir putin as a war criminal and seeing hi

kimberly, how could i white house correspondent joining us on the phone from washington d. c. kimberly any reaction to this news at the i c. c has issued arrest warrants for israel is the prime minister is for the defense minister, and tomas is a leader. we're reaching out to the blank uh the 5 and administration. the national security council, no doubt will have very strong condemnation of it based on the fact that this is something that opposed 5 months ago. we know that anthony, blinking in particular back in may, said that the by the ministration rejected the equivalence between how mos in israel, in this case, that the court had no jurisdiction. and that the prosecutor is specifically when targeting these leaders in israel. really rushed these warrants and you really that the proper place for any case like this was to allow the is really legal system the opportunity to proceed. so this is similar to the arguments that we've heard from the israeli government. this is basically what we also hear in the us congress. in fact, as recently as just a few days ago, the incoming, t

i talked to kimberly powell and it was clear beginning with blackwell we will not do trials the way wezophrenia, the things that no one could conquer these are now within this, they are now possible. >> we use artificial intelligence to understand a novel and we can use a similar technology to understand the meaning of proteins and the meaning of life. once we could understand the meaning of life and be able to operate and use this in a computer we could use that computer to simulate life such that we don't have to do as much of the screening in a lab. we could do a lot of that screening in a computer and that computer does this so fast, we could explore the chemical space that is so much larger and explore the target protein space that so much larger and much more quickly whatever we decide, ultimately to take to trials, it will have higher possibilities for actually passing the trial. >> i think one of the things with your keynote, to urge people to watch, the soaring rockets at the end and how gorgeous they are but people don't realize in the end you are a supplier to other companie

i want house correspondent kimberly health reports from washington, dc in june for years us president joe biden has called president elect donald trump, an x, a central threat to democracy. trump has questioned biden's mental acuity and fitness for office. but on wednesday, none of that animosity was on display for the transition but we buy them to see the truck back in 2020. how do i go into the capital? tried refused to accept the results of the election. he didn't extend an invitation to biden, to visit the white house, instead truck supporter storms, the us capital trump left the washington just hours before biden was sworn in place of the difficulties of there was similar chaos with president brock obama handed over at the start of trump's 1st term in 2016 was a k on a transfer of power on the part of trump, perhaps because he didn't realize he was going to enter and is expected. he would win. and then the chance to be a k, r a g, a k out at person. so i, it was the case that there were many obama officials who tried to meet with the incoming officials of the trump administration

i want task correspondent, kimberly how could reports. first thing, americans to accept the results of the 2024 presidential election, us presidential bite and phrased his vice president campbell, a harris for her historic run for the white house. she ran to the spar and campaigns and everyone got to see something that i learned early on to respect. so much for character are done like his predecessor. now president is elect donald trump, who refused to accept defeat in 2025 and underscored his own commitment. to transferring power peacefully, abo, for a mile and a lot of the constitution on january 20 will have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. speaking from the white house rose garden side and reassured, nervous americans and democratic party members encourage them to embrace unity under trump, you can love your country, only when you, when you can't love your neighbor. only why do you agree? by doing also told supporters, despite his parties, election lost, the ideals of the democratic party have not and should not be abando

and i am until the law gratian day. right. and kimberly important to remember as well that you were talking about this earlier on. i mean, this is a traditional courtesy by outgoing presidents, that they host the incoming presidents for presidents of like into the white house and the oval office. but this was something trump did not, in fact do a 4 by and 4 years ago. us and, and joe biden often tries to set the bar high lead by example. and perhaps that's what he's trying to do here, is say, look at you did it wrong, the 1st time donald trump, perhaps you could do it better this time. you know, you have to remember that joe biden has been in the us politics for more than a half century. donald trump isn't a politician. he's exactly the opposite. and he made a lot of mistakes the 1st time around in the office when he comes back. this time with a little bit of experience and joe biden, for on, for all intents and purposes, may be saying, look at, hey, maybe you could try to do a little better this time. and let's, let's start with this meet

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i want to us correspondence. kimberly how kits has more now and why washington is backing this decision. they. 1 are 2 goals behind the by the administration's decision to authorize the use of and type personnel land mines. the 1st is to allow for the enhancement of ukraine's defensive capabilities. the 2nd 2 bluffs the advances of russians ground forces. now, the use of these weapons are very controversial. in fact, human rights groups and activists say that there is a concern that these weapons will link or long after the conflict is over. further, there is grave danger to civilians. still the white house is defending the use of the ty, personal land, 5 se, but it has secured a commitment from ukraine that these weapons will be used responsibly during the conflict. and after we know, ukraine is going to have to conduct an operation at the end of the conflict to remove unexplored unexploded ordnance, already both from the $2000000.00 landmines that russia has deployed as well as other unexploded ordnance they have alread

i felt very close to them immediately because they were very warm. all three of them were on their own journey and doing their own research before finding each other. kimberly, she got ahold of me on facebook and said, i think our grandmothers were sisters. ho visited marysville, found out that my uncle frank kim was still here and living in stockton. so he emailed frank and then my uncle forwarded the email to me. there are puzzles and the puzzles come together, but when you find a piece that's a gem, it's like an archeological dig. what happened here is just unimaginable for me. and now i have like the whole family like tree. the original family tree was started by gordon chang, a stanford professor and another new cousin in tam's life. here's what those family trees look like now. there are so many names and so many like all these complex connections. so each of these post-its were my great grandfather's children. there are 13 of them, and the post-its that are below each children's name are the descendants. both ho and julie have pieced together their genealogy through post-its, drawings and pictures to share with other family members. let's make a big

kimberly harris, so i presume will be closer to us of $226.00 if we i've main to that. but this is why we spend at the moment with those last remaining results. some of the swing states yet to come in. he has smashed the 270 necessary to pay a very clear pos to the white house is already being called one of the biggest political comebacks in american history. well, earlier diplomatic had as a james base discussed the trump when without panel in washington, dc to discuss the list again, enjoyed cheney democratic strategist, and john ferry, a republican strategist. so a joy we, we think a certain what he, what has happened now, but we don't yet have a concession from cumberland harris. are you surprised by that too? do you think is normal to wait until all of the votes? accounts totally normal. i think we're expecting her to wait till all the votes are counted. i'm sure that we will see something from her unless something major changes. we'll hear from her probably tomorrow. john, in terms of that speech that we heard from west palm beach. i mean, i was interested by the

think we'll learn a lot more about how to pull this diverse selector, and i think there are a lot of hidden votes for kimberly harris, just as i think before. and perhaps tonight there will be a lot of hidden vote for donald trump. we are so divided in our country and faith and who doesn't want to admit to that they wouldn't tell post as the truth. they won't tell posters the truth either when they don't believe in being asked or to they're afraid of what might happen in the judgements that would be made for them if they are republican who's supporting harris or there anyone supporting donald trump? and let me just say i want, we just talked about israel and then gov and then the switch that then yeah, made michigan polls are still open if you are a voter in michigan and you and this is an issue for you. what's happening in the middle east is an issue for you. you do not want donald trump as president. polls is still open, go out and vote well to be careful, right? we're talking about the service st. swing states. we're not doing campaigning on the show. okay. okay. so don't worry about the $77.00 swing state

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i mean energy is already possible. okay, thank you. kimberly for the activity. how could life for us? it in philadelphia, pennsylvania now another battle ground stages, georgia. it's seen as a must win for donald trump present. joe biden wanted an upset in 2020, but by tiny margin just under 12000 volts. john engine has more from the state capital. atlanta of georgia has been a reliably republican state for most of this century. when donald trump want it in 2016, he won the presidential election. but in 2020 joe biden became the 1st democrat to win the presidency in the state of georgia. since bill clinton in 1992 and the reason it's been shifting increasingly towards democrats is that most of the growth in their state has been around atlanta and its suburbs. and that's where democrats go to get many of their votes in this state. georgia is also the epicenter of the republican ever to overturn the 2020 election event. it is here that donald trump called the secretary of state, and in a recorded conversation asked him for nearly 12000 votes in order to put trump

i need your help. >> reporter: last year, kimberly pope adams ran for a seat in the virginia house of delegates. >> these concerns as well. >> reporter: you would not have heard about her race in a district south of richmond that attracted nearly $6 million in spending. >> i campaigned for 18 months for a position that is only two years. but it was worth it for me. >> reporter: on election night, adams trailed by 78 votes. >> we were still hopeful because we knew the process was not complete and that there was still an opportunity to shrink the margin. >> reporter: under state law, adams had the right to a recount. she never denounced her opponent, alleged fraud, or screamed that the election had been stolen. the recount added 25 votes to adams' total. still not enough. >> i actually fell short by only 53 votes. >> reporter: adams lost fair and square. >> it was heartbreaking, but it was nonemotional, because i did not believe it. it was not emotional because i didn't trust it. it was only emotional because it was not what i hoped for. >> reporter: what's the importance of accepting a close defeat? >> be

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i hit spies reading jets, also ahead. i'm kimberly healthcare in charlotte, north carolina. were comma la harris's campaign believes that her past the victory on election day will be in the southern sunbelt state. and a rule for things pains, ministry escalates, recovery efforts in floods, devastation, valencia. and we'll have a live updates the let's begin the program and god. so what is relevant industry is hit more residential areas across the strip. at least 5 people were killed in early morning attacks. and the northern area of basically here is where the forces have flattened buildings and killed dozens and recent days as part of the month long siege on the area. attacks in open in central garza a forcing published indian families to flee. yes, again, old and 50 children have been killed in the north in just the last 48 hours. these really ministry has also targeted a poll your vaccinations and to injuring at least 4 children despite green searching, monetary and pores. just as go ahead and doris, she's in 0 balance. central garza hen took us through the latest strikes

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