of virginia, where g o p. candidates, unexpectedly swept to victory and even established the 1st republican governor of virginia in over a decade. so let's climb that hill together. let's reinvigorate our future. let's reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of virginia. god bless you all, god bless to come. meanwhile, in other states, what was supposed to be a walk in the park for the democrats turned into a grueling battle with new jersey governor barely coming out on top to retain his seat. but if that wasn't already enough of a wake up call for democrats. what happened next in new jersey amounted to a political earthquake. edward d'oeuvre, a truck driver who raised $10000.00 but apparently spent only a $153.31 on coffee and flyers managed to defeat the states longtime senate leader, democrat, steve sweeney, who had held his seat for over a decade and was considered the 2nd most powerful person in the state. it's like a movie script come to life. but how could something like this actually happen? well, the answer seems to be left. he policies. steve sweeney has spent the last decade leadi

he's a 1st republican to win statewide office in virginia in a whopping 12 years. 54 year old defeated, democrat terry mcauliffe, that you have been debating heavily for the past few months. many times mcauliffe comparing young kin to former president donald trump young can one despite president biding kamala harrison, even singer for l. williams. campaigning for mccall is it's interesting to me when people choose aside. you know, they forget one thing that they actually really do agree on where virginia can campaign on immediately improving schools and lowering taxes. he opposes teaching critical race theory as it's currently designed, and was vocal about being against coven, 19 mask, and vaccine mandates. but the reality is, the challenge of overcoming a culture where the state overwhelm self. empowerment is all too common for too long. we've expect we've been expected to show our dreams to show of our hope, to settle for low expectations. we will not be a common well below expectations will be a job. and, well, bob ha, motors reportedly saw the economy as the top issue followed by t

republicans after the past year. but i have to get rid to robert 1st. what happened to mccall? why did you live or will ever reason why i'm a call of law? so it's understand one, you're talking about a symbol from the ninety's. drawback to the clinton years for a party is increasingly minority of increasingly progress. so that is increasingly young. this was just unfair. facts is race and he wasn't smeared several years ago that kind of ruined his political career. he will be the nominate nominee. he would have one also we're looking at a referendum on joe biden. let's think about what happened. all the things that democrats ran on 2020, they did none of them. there was no voting rights that there was no for the people . there's no criminal justice reform. they didn't pass the bill, but better plan. so what does that are you pulling behind your, your coat tails for terry, of a call to go grab onto into run on in the and i've heard from so many democratic strategist, they have spent a wave of black voters in young voters right in the last minute to save college and they've just

course correction among the democrats then we'll ask the democrat, but i'm going to ask you as a republican 1st because we have these 2 major bills in congress. i. it seems to me that is going to be and i hate using these herbs moderate and bit modern demo. moderate democrats might be a little spooked right now because they have 2022 coming up here. i mean, how much of it? hello, see, says no straight ahead, plow through here. but how does it change the calculus in your opinion, from a person outside looking in and then i'll ask dee and christopher, go ahead, jen. well, it absolutely does change the trajectory. look, if i'm the tnc today. i'm getting talking points out, especially to members in swing districts telling them stop talking about critical race theory. stop talking about parents being bad actors at school board meeting. start talking about the things that, that democrats do well on the problem, peter, is that democrats and my last check polling just about an hour ago, are only doing well on co, mid 19. so brace yourselves, america, there may be more locked downs and restrictions and

anything as the winner of next year's republican primary in pennsylvania, and then of course the general election when donald trump endorsed sean parnell on september 1stt it's about nine months before. after donald trump's endorsement, sean parnell started to get into a little trouble when he was accused of something that donald trump was accused of himself. in divorce litigation with his wife, sean parnell was accused of physically and verbally abusing her and their children. donald trump's first wife accused donald trump of physically and verbally abusing her, and sean parnell's wife made those accusations under oath in divorce litigation. after that, donald trump happily scheduled a fundraiser for sean parnell at mar-a-lago where there is no policy against republican fundraisers for wife beaters. republican senator rick scott, who is now the chair of the republican senatorial review campaign obviously had no problem with the candidate accused of beating his wife, especially since rick scott report a republican presidential candidate, donald trump, accused of the same thing. >> we'll see who comes out of the primary, if facts will come out, we'll fi

the airline blame the setbacks on staff shortages and on 1st, whether it well over 40 republican senators have said they will try to nullify president biden's maxine mandate scheme. yesterday they describe a proposed measure as the single biggest disruptor for the business community, the co, but vaccination rate in the u. s. has really stole the other on 58 percent of the population. well, behind the world, health organization is target of 70 percent. but jason, punish again, thinks his sector, at least is already as safe as it can be. the airline ceos and companies themselves have paired up with harvard university, showing that there is a point 003 percent chance of getting any kind of covered transmission on an airplane. you know, we flown through the scan demik for the last 18 months. air crews all over the world have done a fantastic job. navigating this, this pandemic, you know, we've flown p p. we found vaccines. we have been there with the 1st responders in showing up for work. despite the risks you see in the united states that we are already under a very ste, i would call a sever

murphy is the states 1st democratic governors who when a 2nd term in 4 decades. but his republican challenger, one more votes than expected victory is being seen as a bright spot in an otherwise consenting night for the us presidents party and but that you up to date with the headlines on al jazeera democracy, maybe that's coming up next. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting its victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color put in britain. a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom fail, it citizens britain's true colors. part one on al jazeera. ah ah, a ha, my life one. how much would i in oh, how full of math. wow. i about cutco. hell i oh god middle, but how you would i remember being at one with me if i had high done by young man i have been but have you been by, by me my, my family. wow. go have a pew with then i thought i might be the whole minute i woke up lik

that did seem at times in doubt with months of negotiations plus facing delay and republican opposition. >> by october 1stbill. >> the house delayed a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> free community college out t child tax credit and paid family leave scaled way back. and the price tag, forget 3.5 trillion, it might be half that much. >> we're still obviously working through and negotiating. >> there is new momentum toward a vote. >> it appears unlickly to happen today. >> today we have the honor of participating in passing legislation for the people to build back better. >> there you go. we've just helped you relive months of washington negotiations and news conference compressed into just a minute. it's a reminder of how this stuff takes a long time and people might move right past it. the bill does a lot for the social safety net. just today the president talked about the progress since he's been elected. >> we've gone from an economy that was shut down to an economy leading the world in economic growth. i know for a lot of americans things are still very hard, very hard. but if you look

republicans have already succeeded in banning abortion effectively in the state of texas since september 1st of this year, but now here it comes for every other state that has republicans in control of the government. again, that will be wednesday morning. we don't know exactly when the court will rule, but there are pretty grave expectations for what that rule willing mean. >>> tomorrow before that, we're expecting arguments in a federal appeals court on the question of whether or not records and documents from the trump white house have to be handed over to the january 6th investigation. now, this comes as more former trump officials appear to be looking at potential prosecution by the justice department for refusing to testify to that investigation. again, a federal appeals court will be hearing arguments on that tomorrow morning, but we'll hear a little more coming up later on tonight. >>> as we're watching all of those stories, who among us did not experience our thanksgiving inflated stomachs falling a few floors when we learned over these last few days about this new variant, the new

but i think the attorney general now is the 1st cuban american attorney general. and this is on the republican side. i think this is actually very good, whether it's a democrat or republican, we need a broader representation of america's at all levels of government, all levels of business. so i think it's actually a good thing. the issue would critical race. yes. we know critical race itself is not being taught in any of these k through 12 schools. but i do imagine that not just around issues as far as you know, anti race is training or what republicans call critical race theory. but what i think parents are gonna take a very pro active role in what we're seeing around the country. so i think in that regard it won't be limited to just virginia because really all over the country is parents are going to be taking a very more pro active role in their child's education. so i do think that that will continue in addition to the usual cultural battles, the so social battles that republicans and democrats typically fight about around the election season. i'm going to add to your a 2020 to prediction.

under, on 2 days before a turkey day at the supreme court, and what's a republican voter to do with these mix messages? well, 1st of all, i, i think they should do what they did in virginia and send the democrats packing. they came out and they voted, all right, and other places around the country as well. but so say i just gotta go back and get in my, my take on. so the gas prices are in through the roof. you see, this is the disconnect. this is why what happened in virginia happened in virginia . the economy is great, right? 2 things like gas prices, that's a mean that's not real. keep it up, keep it up because when people go to fill up and they see that the gas prices are almost doubled, what they were on the trump. and by the way, a president has no control. when you stop drilling, when you put restrictions, when you close down pipelines and you become dependent on foreign oil, that all has a direct effect and bite and has done every one of those things that pipeline wasn't. yeah. we definitely rob of gasoline. hey, definitely know that biden started for an oil dependence. yeah, that's a, according to a rece

murphy is the states 1st democratic governor in 40 years to clinch a 2nd term. republican challenger jacket, chit yarelly, scored at just over 49 percent of the votes compared to murphy's 50 percent victories being seen as a bright spot in an otherwise concerning night. the u. s. president's party, after a surprise victory by republican glen young, him in virginia. people or upset an uncertain about a lot of things from covered to school, 2 jobs to a whole range of things in the cost of a gallon of gasoline. but i'm not sure that i would be able to have changed the number of very conservative folks who turned out and read districts who were trump voters, but maybe a south african writer has won the book, apprised to the best english novel is the promise by damien john diamond gal goods who wrote his 1st book at the age of just 17 as we nominated 3 times for the award, is now finally taken home the prestigious prize for his novel, the promise. a cutting depiction of a white family imposed apartheid south africa. seeing as the good fortunes fallen to me, let me say this has been a grea

he is the sites 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term in 4 decades. his republican challenger, though one more votes and expected the victory seen as a bright spot in another, was concerning night for the u. s. president's party, the u. k. governments, as dozens of nations of agreed to end the use of coal at the cop $26.00 climate summit in glasgow. signatories include poland, vietnam, and chilly. but some of the world's major uses are reported to be missing from the deal. talks on wednesday, had focused on financing a transition to green energy. and with that, you're up to date with the headline san al jazeera, the stream with family okay, is coming up next. the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract, create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically voted. the oral industry was a main bank roller or opposition accommodate the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more shoot you a did was years. absolut

governor phil murphy's narly won reelection murphy, the states 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term in 4 decades. but his republican challenger, one more votes than expected, the victory has been seen as a bright spot in an otherwise concerning night. for the u. s president's party and the south african writer daemon gallagher has won the booker prize. he was awarded the prestigious at price for his novel, the promise, which is a depiction of a white family living in post a part $8.00 south africa. emily angland along in half an hour to take you through the next few hours of news here on out 0. that's my love for to day. thanks for your company. ah, life is never scripted. never foretold. it's never known. no matter what happiness never stole open. you read between the lines. listen, always, listen, never stop asking, never stop question a wanting to know, discover the unknown. here the human story. be impartial. be courageous. finding the untold story. celebrate excellence. keep alive the pioneering spirit. never stop. we haven't for 25 years, we've never stopped on our journey. never stops when our commitment to

1st democratic governor to in a 2nd term in 4 decades. but the party suffered a loss in virginia, where republican glenn young can defeated terry mcauliffe and dozens of people have been arrested at a protest against unemployment in the ivory coast. graduates angry about the lack of opportunities march to deliver a letter to the president, demanding action. well, those are the headlines and he's continues hair on al jazeera after witness stage, and thanks for watching bye for now. go where no one has gone before had ended. true will be left behind reach mean the sounds of bombs in the whispering. so a few acres of truth will be heard confronting power, with courage and lighting the darkness. show us 2 in full and in spite or even if we crime with our own unique ah, ah, if you're in the grey area, you need to be thinking, sheltering the supply reproaches, and protecting yourself a home. a you with a come to ward spread by your name and who knows why people need to see things typically, but the thing is it's really hard to assure tomachov what does college times i with i miss i'm sleepy so now i got a little warning. lot i'm yeah, yeah, i'

governor phil murphy's narrowly won reelection murphy, the states 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term in 4 decades. but his republican challenger, one more votes than expected victories, is seen as a bright spot in an otherwise concerning night. for the u. s. president's party is the promise by dan john and that of african writer david down at winning the booker prize. his 3rd nomination. and his 9 book finally took the prestigious prize home for the promise. a depiction of a white family living in post apartheid south africa. there you go. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera, next, the campaign against the climate. ah, georgia. you want to talk to me, right? doing a commentary about climate change? well this is simple science look up, the higher c o 2 levels are leading to a greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so, so more in depth most fear is a good thing. yes, i think so. absolutely. imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who's tried to convince you, adjust that a group who wants you to doubt climate change? a

murphy is the states 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term. and for decades is republican challenger, though one more votes than inspected the victory, a bright spot, and an otherwise concerning night for the democratic party. dozier headlines on al jazeera context, india. how long before these economy recovers is next? the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but the little action is all about distract, create confusion to craig, smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically voted. the oil industry was a main bank roller or opposition back to campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing? more to to did was years. absolutely. on of joseph. hello and welcome to context india. i'm faded. so is that coming to you from room by and context india, we take the time to deliver a fuller mol considered analysis of this country? it's politics and it's people to 4 episodes were taking a close look at what has perhaps been the biggest crisis. india has faced since independence covered panoram

governor, phil murphy has now really won reelection murphy's estates, 1st democratic governor to win a 2nd term. in 4 decades. his republican challenger, though one or votes, been expected to the victory a bright spot. and in otherwise concerning night for the us president's party, including a shelf victory by republican glen young can in virginia's rights for governor biden, says he will take people's consent seriously. allan fisher, with more from the white house, joe biden was hoping you'd return from his foreign trip to a completely different political climate. but it's not good news. one year on since his presidential election went, 1st of all the party last virginia. he thought the democratic candidate there would win comfortably, but he lost and he lost by losing important independent voters and also white women voters, part of the coalition that propelled joe biden to the white house. now joe biden will tell democrats that they've got to do something to get winds on the board. he was hoping he come back from glasgow and have 2 bills sitting on the old resolute desk in the oval office, ready to same one, the bipartis

republicans have already succeeded in banning abortions, effectively in the state of texas since september 1st of this year. and now here comes for every other state that have republicans in control of the government. again there's supreme court will be next morning, and we don't know exactly when the court will rule. but we have pretty great expectations for when that -- will mean. tomorrow, before that, we are expecting arguments in a federal appeals court, the court one level before the supreme court. form the question of whether or not records and documents from the trump white house have to be handed over to the january six investigation. this comes to us as more former trump officials appear to be looking at potential prosecution by the justice department, for refusing to testify to that investigation. again, a federal appeals court will be hearing arguments in that tomorrow morning, but we will have more on that situation coming up a little bit on tomorrow late on the night -- as we are watching all of the stories, who among us did not experience our thanksgiving inflating stomachs. fol

support or president trump, but maybe this is one thing that democrats republican alike could agree on the fact that not america 1st policy, at least when it comes to trade, making sure that those business stay here is something that possibly we could agree on, but one thing i think that is differential right now between the 2 ministrations is the gas prices. and you have to admit that they're a little bit higher this year. and i say a little bit, there are a lot higher than they were. what do you think president by for tell costs, and this is we're hearing about this idea of this large pipeline to michigan where the law makers are actually warning if president bias shuts down this line 5 pipeline gas prices will search even more when we're already suffering in our country suffering right now, is that a smart move for this administration? i think that the ministration is following the law, and i think that was happening is that anti environmental hysterics are trying to exploit the situation of higher gas prices. that's why you see this happening. there is a law. these pipelines are not shut down arbitrarily. they'