america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere not motz a huge victory in america's beats a culture war they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america all people time is static for the nation. but the other americans being out on the streets 2 on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states. like here in michigan these people believe the president's on verified theories the buttons claims to be the we know we suspicion. believe they had their lands on the ground it's night and them if they get it it was ill never been encouraged president tried to continue with lawsuits. you know fight for you know this the stealing of this stuff is new in this election right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election and donald trump we

rossetti, catholic university of america, washington, d.c. the chaplain: good and gracious god, we invoke the brilliant light of your son and cast out all spirits of darkness, discord, and division. may your holy angels of peace dwell in this place. may we be united in bonds of love and mutual respect across the aisle and across this nation. we make this prayer in your holy name, amen. the speaker: pursuant to section 4-a of house resolution 967, the journal of the last day's proceedings is approved. the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. pursuant to section 4-b of house resolution 967, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on monday, november 9, 2020. announcer: live has coverage is here on c-span. update is expected to with the latest on the election results this morning. we will continue with "washington journal" while we wait this morning. pe

america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere not mox a huge victory in america's beats a culture war they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country they're like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america for all people simon tannock for the nation. but the other america has been out on the streets to on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states like here in michigan these people believe the president's on verified theorise view biden's claims to be the we know with suspicion. that he had a rans. if i get it. and i encourage president trying to continue with lawsuits. you know fight for you know the stealing of the stop the killing in this election right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election but golfing supporters cheat him on the way back to the white house

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america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere tonight marks a huge victory in america's beats a culture war they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america all people time is static for the nation. but the other america has been out on the streets to on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states. like here in michigan these people believe the president's on verified theories no few buttons claims to be the we know we suspicion. really believe they had a landslide on the trail and then if they get it it was ill never an anchorage president shows a continuous lawsuits. to fight for you know that the stealing of the 1st stop is new in this election right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election and donald trump went gol

this is news live from berlin a new day and a new era in america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans. a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. and president. after firing of a new round of tweets he says he's the real election winner and is vowing legal action against the election process. plus. there was no shortage of goals. with we'll see who came out. welcome to the program u.s. president elect joe biden has picked 2 prominent physicians to lead his coronavirus task force he has made tackling the pandemic his top priority when he takes office on january 20th and he's already putting together a team to come up with a strategy biden started the day fresh from his election victory speech by going to mass at the catholic church in his hometown wilmington delaware that's where his son beau is buried biden also says tackling climate change and bridging the u.s. political divide are key goals of his administration. president donald trump meanwhile returned to the

however, taking to the streets like using the country's prime minister branding the truth in america. washington d.c. this weekend in a short for the president with hungary becoming the 1st european country with the top stories from the past 7 days on right up to the moment developments. well, welcome to the weekly, an r t international. my names. you know me the shooting stopped in the disputed region of the corner. this week, armenia and azerbaijan signed on a historic peace deal brokered by russia, ending some 7 weeks of bloodshed, as part of the truce moscow deployed military personnel to the front line. 'd to monitor the cease fire, what is happening in karabakh is a truly great tragedy. i want to note with great satisfaction, the outlines compromise and the agreements reached on ending the bloodshed. and i hope that all the steps we have taken recently will lead to the establishment of a long term peace for the benefit of azerbaijan and armenia. well, under the new peace deal, both sides will hold on to their current military positions. that leaves are many in control of the disputed regio

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a new day and then you era in america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans top of the agenda a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and president donald trump heads back to the golf course after firing off a new round of tweaks he says he's the reelection winner and is vowing legal action against the election process.

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this is news live from berlin and new day and then you era in america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plan top of the agenda of a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and president heads back to the golf course off to firing off a new round of tweets he says he's the reelection and is vowing legal action against the election process. plus. there was no shortage of goals when leverkusen with blood will see who came out on top. welcome to the program u.s. president elect joe biden has picked 2 prominent physicians to lead his coronavirus task force. he has made tackling the pandemic his top priority when he takes office on january 20th and he's already putting together a team to come up with a strategy biden stance of the day fresh from his election victory speech by going to mouse at the catholic church in his hometown wilmington delaware that's where his son is buried biden also says tackling climate change and bridging the u.s. political divide key goals of his

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america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere tonight marks a huge victory in america's beach a culture war they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country or like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america all people time is static for the nation. but the other america has been out on the streets to on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states. mike here in michigan these people believe the president's on verified theories you broadens claims to be the we know we suspicion. really believe. on the trail and then you think it was. then i encourage president roh to continue his lawsuits . you know fight for you know this the stealing of this stop this really of this election right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election and donald trump went golfing supporters che

america. in washington d.c. nd in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere not motz a huge victory in america's beats a culture war they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america for all people time is static for the nation. but the other americas being out on the streets 2 on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states like here in michigan these people believe the president's on their fight theories the view biden's claims to be the we know with suspicion. oppositely believe they had a landslide on the ground and them if they get it it was ill never arrives in anchorage president shows a continuous lawsuits. you know fight for you know this the stealing of this stop is new in the selection right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election and dona

america. in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere not motz a huge victory in america's beats a culture war. they see themselves as weakness who've won back their own country or like america again and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track america is back we have regained america football people time is static for the nation. but the other america has been out on the streets to on saturday stop the steel rallies were held in closely contested states like here in michigan these people believe the president's on their fight theorise the view biden's claims to be the we know we suspicion. oppositely believe he had a landslide on the trail if the candidate was ill never arrives in anchorage president shows a continuous lawsuits. you know fight for you know this the stealing of this stuff is new in this election right now the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker as joe biden won the election and donald tr

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington. espondent will grant joins us live from washington. america has a president and a president—elect, what are they up to this morning? joe biden has gone to church, a staunchly catholic man he would always do that so there is no surprise there. we believe the president was due to play golf, i am not sure if that has gone ahead but that has been no sign of him except on twitter but he has been quoting constitutional lawyers, news reports to an extent about what he says is backing his position about without having been some form of electoral fraud. no firm evidence, no evidence whatsoever shown but quotes from lawyers that he thinks back his position. nothing significant, we are waiting to hear properly from both men. if we get any more pictures we will bring them, we will be back were shown pictures of a motorcade. senator mitch mcconnell, has he booked a time to go to delaware to see the president elect? not as far as we know and it has been interesting the degree to which they have been

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington. america correspondent will grant joins us live from washington. like mike howe america getting on with two leaders? it is an odd experience for americans to not have the incumbent who has lost acknowledge his defeat and congratulate his rival. it is not constitutionally necessary that he do so, but it is conventional that he would make that telephone call and make that concession. but if there's one thing we can say about donald trump, it is that he is far from conventional, has been throughout the squad might years in office, and is going to remain very unorthodox until the bitter end, it seems. he does keep his constitutional powers until the 20th of january. he is constitutional powers until the 20th ofjanuary. he is commander in chief, that continues. what might we expect in this transition period? quite honestly, ithink expect in this transition period? quite honestly, i think nothing can look further forward than these legal challenges in the states where he hasn't prevailed. we

more responsible for the record case in the spike in deaths than any other policy maker in america. washingtonstating scott atlas's rabble-rousing will lead to illness and death, he should be fired. then when a governor who isn't some right wing think tank flunky, who has people she is responsible for, the health and safety of, when she tries to take some steps to slow the spread like governor gretchen whitmer is, the only way this stops is if people rise up. you get what you accept. #freedom matters #riceup. perhaps you'll recall that governor whitmer was part of a terror plot to kidnap her and execute her. he claimed he was never talking about violence. wanted people to vote in protest which everyone voted two weeks ago. the protests at michigan state capitol were pretty scary and attended by some of the people who plotted to kidnap and kill whitmer. even putting all of that aside, atlas is actively rooting on the virus trying to extract a political penalty for people who are doing the best they can under abominable circumstances. >> can you clarify your response asking people to rise up? th

this is a double your news a live shot from berlin at the new day and a new era in america washington gets ready to welcome a joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans to top of the agenda a task force to tackle the coronavirus debt did while president donald trump heads back to the golf course he's got to convince you to seek and is vowing to press ahead with legal challenges it to the election process. i'm playing richard sennett welcome to the show joe biden has begun his 1st full day as u.s. president elect by getting down to work by the end 1st went to mass at a catholic. in his hometown wilmington delaware where his son a boat is buried is planning an overhaul of government but the task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic as his top priority earlier biden used his victory speech to reinforce his message that it's time to feel a divided nation. and meanwhile a defiant president donald trump has returned to the golf course where he was playing when u.s. networks declared that biden had won the elec

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington.rump seems unwilling to concede defeat and has vowed to contest election results on several fronts. so what happens now? a recount will be held in georgia, where the margins are tight — althouthoe biden‘s lead has recently stretched to just over 10,000 votes with 99 per cent of ballots now counted. mr trump also wants a recount in wisconsin — which was projected for the president—electjoe biden on wednesday. on saturday, the trump campaign filed a lawsuit over ballots cast on election day in arizona that it claims were incorrectly rejected. arizona's secretary of state, however, said in a statement that the case was "grasping at straws". if the election result is challenged — it would require legal teams to begin in the state courts. state judges would then need to uphold the challenge and order a recount, and supreme court justices could then be asked to overturn a ruling. so far no evidence has been provided for the alleged voterfraud. 0ur north america correspondent will grant joins

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you ushered in a new day for america in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states. that was celebrations for these people and many elsewhere. not motz, a huge victory in america's beach, a culture war. they see themselves as weakness, who've won back their own country. like america again, and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track. america is back. we have regained america for all people. time is static for the nation. but the other america has been out on the streets to on saturday stop. the steel rallies were held in closely contested states like here in michigan. these people believe the president's on verified theories. the view biden's claims to be the winner with suspicion. believing he had the landslide on the town and them if they get it, it was ill never arrives. and anchorage president shows a continuous lawsuits. you know, fight for. you know this, the stealing of this stop is really in the selection. right now. the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker. as joe biden won the election and donald trump went golfing

news live from berlin a new day and a new era and america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans top of the agenda a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. football there was no shortage of goals when live across and broke horns with glass we'll see who came out on top. and all i was like oh welcome to the program u.s. president elect joe biden has picked 2 prominent physicians to lead his coronavirus task force is made to tackling the pandemic his top priority when he takes office on january 20th and he's already putting together a team to come up with a strategy biden started his day fresh from his election victory speech by going to mass at the caf catholic church in his hometown well minton delaware that's where his son is buried biden also says tackling climate change and bridging the u.s. political divide are key goals of his administration. president donald trump returned to the gulf coast where he was playing when u.s. networks declared biden election win

news live from berlin a new day and then you era in america washington gets ready to welcome joe biden to the white house in just over 10 weeks time the president elect goes to church and begins to shape his plans top of the agenda a task force to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and president heads back to the gulf after firing off a new round of tweaks he says he's the real election winner and is vowing legal action against the election process. that will see who came out on top. welcome to the program u.s. presidential president elect joe biden has picked 2 prominent physicians to lead his coronavirus task force he has made tackling the pandemic his top priority when he takes office on january 20th and he's already putting together a team to work on his covert strategy. biden started the day fresh from his election victory speech by going to mass at the catholic church in his hometown wellington delaware biden also says tackling climate change and bridging the u.s. political divide are key goals of his administration. president on ultra meanwhile has refused to concede defeat insisti

america. "washington post" editorial today stating bluntly, "scott atlas's rabble-rousing will lead to illness and death. he should be fired." and then when a governor who isn't some right wing think tank flunkie, who actually has people she is responsible for the health and safety of, when she tries to take some steps to slow the spread like governor gretchen whitmer is doing in michigan, well, here's scott atlas. "the only way this stops is if people rise up. you get what you accept. hashtag freedom matters. #stepup." he wants people to "rise up." that's what he said. perhaps you'll recall that governor whitmer was the target of a fairly advanced right-wing terror plot to kidnap her and then execute her on camera because of her covid response. atlas later claimed he was never talking at all about violence, just wanted people to vote and protest. which first of all everyone just voted like two weeks ago. second, the protests at michigan's state capitol earlier this year were pretty scary and attended by some of the people who then plotted to kidnap and kill whitmer. and just even putting all

cbc and lot of morning america washington all major papers i guess it carried the story and reminding everyone when it comes to being true to yourself and others it's better late than never neighborhood too late to let people know who you really are. >>and i found it paid off. >>90 how fan sounds alert. and yeah says yes take about life and moving around and doing his i was so infectious when he saw happening a big salad couldn't help but smile to congratulations to him about his time as a 53. >>lots ahead, so don't go away from us. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. >>56 coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news we are in

here when the great corn wallace gave up his sword to washington, america became a nation. here, too, were ended many lives when american patriots fell in our great civil war. good men were lost in that conflict, which gave painful beginning to our modern nation. in washington, there echos lincoln's pledge that they shall not have died in vain, that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. it has not perished, nor has liberty, which thomas jefferson reminds us is a tree whose roots are nourished by the blood of patriots. many have been memorialized beside the potomac. brave soldiers. some are known, some unknown. further along the potomac, a goal of tourists for over four generations, lies peaceful mount vernon, a gentleman's estate, a quiet shrine. it is best described by the man who lived there. no estate in united america is more pleasantly situated than this. and now gaze down at williamsburg, a town begun 100 years before george washington was born. its capital building still seems new. a million visitors a year come to se

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington. live pictures of the white house, it looks very calm on the exterior but you can only imagine the turmoil going on inside. i am looking to see which lights are on. it is difficult to pinpoint but it is interesting to imagine what the conversations are going on inside that house now and what the president as thinking. we know what he is thinking because she has been tweeting. after a 15—hour silence on twitter, donald trump has put out a thread quoting the republican lawyer jonathan turley. quite a lot of detail but this is what is says: we should look at the votes. we'rejust beginning the tabulation stage. we should look at these allegations. we're seeing a number of affidavits that there has been voter fraud. what concerns me is that we had over a hundred million mail—in ballot in cites like philladelphia and detroit with a long series of election problems (to put it mildly)." the professor himself has been tweeting this morning saying there is currently no evidence of systemic fraud

a humiliating defeat in america of washington d.c. this weekend in a show of support for the president becoming the 1st european country to sign up with the top story. my names, you know, the shooting stopped in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh this week. armenia and azerbaijan signed an historic peace deal brokered by russia ending some 7 weeks of bloodshed. as part of the truce. small schools deployed military personnel to the front line to monitor the cease fire stage. a political issue of what is happening in karabakh is a truly great tragedy. i want to note with great satisfaction, the outlined compromise and the agreements reached on ending the bloodshed. i hope that all the steps we have taken recently will lead to the establishment of a long term peace for the benefit of both azerbaijan and armenia. well, under the new peace deal, both sides will hold on to their current military perceptions that leaves armenian control of the disputed regions. couple that kurt, while azerbaijan gets the 2nd largest city shushi, which i

america's electoral process. for as long as anyone can remember washington's been helping people around the world fight wars change regimes influence elections all in the name of democracy but in 2020 america itself seems to have a crisis of democracy on its hands this is going to be a fraud like you've never seen our democratic institutions threatened like never before i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america is our democracy and dangerous this is a democratic emergency talk of democracy being in danger has become normal for both democrats and republicans and there's more than just one reason as to why we could start with the fact that the actual popular vote doesn't even determine election outcomes we're the only democracy in the world that doesn't kill the popular vote and the bitter irony of america's winner takes all system in which the outcome could literally be the opposite of what most people voted for is that it's called the electoral college. so no matter who you vote for it's unlikely to make much of a difference unless of course you live in a swing state and these states t

america. >> reporter: in washington, d.c., clashes after thousands turn out to a rally for the president and counterprotesters mobilized to confront them. in one incident someone appears to throw a fire work where people had been dining. it's unclear what led up to the dramatic scene. the confrontation punctuate what had been allowed -- >> usa! >> reporter: but largely peaceful show of support for the president throughout the day. and president trump rewarded those who turned out with a slow drive-by in his motorcade. in video posted to social media you can see the president waving from inside his armored suv before driving on to play golf. some came far and wide. >> to show trump we support him and love him. >> reporter: in sacramento a smaller event but with the same message. they support the president despite his electoral loss and several recent court defeats in his ongoing efforts to fight results. as supporters of the president continue to mobilize, opponents are already pushing president-elect biden to issue a slew of executive orders to roll back many of trump's policies. in san fran

washington. the state of america's black population is more dependent upon individual effort. this is not booker t. washington. this is the door roosevelt. -- theodore roosevelt. one of my favorite the adult roosevelt quotes -- it was my graduation quote -- do what you can with what you have, where you are. this could have been the mantra of booker t. washington. clevern were extremely and socially attuned to their audience. twitter and instagram been around in 1901, they would have both been fans of it and had shtagsle accounts and ha their legacies were also similar, controversial, and criticized by their own people. although they were both men of words, they were men who valued deeds more than words. mensimilarities between the , it also helped them overlook inherent or socially acceptable prejudice toward each other and their respective races. they shared a common goal of being better and making america truly exceptional. flow -- though, they were different men. tr had little room for failure and pushed others. he was judgmental and laser-focused on outcome. booker t. washi

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there's been other books too, colin connolly, the indian war with george washington's native america really fascinated me as well no question world war ii is the seminal conflict and shaper of the 20th century and really post-world war i. you have to understand the war, what came out of it to understand the climate in which we live and really arise of the united states was a great power before the second world war but it became the simple power after that so understanding the cauldron the country went through and how that changed to we are and how we think, how we act globally. i think it's really kind of an indispensable grounding that you have to have if you want to be effective in the currenttimes . >> is eric larson one of those writers or historians that affects those who read it? >> he is an absolutelysuperb writer . sometimes it's almost like reading a novel. the descriptions and yet all footnoted but he has a real talent and again, seizing on something that you look at it more closely, we've had a lot of really fine biographies of winston churchill. robert andrews is probably

with the very soul of america at stake and the world working, you ushered in a new day for america in washington d.c. and in many of america's blue states that was celebrations for these people. and many elsewhere, not motz, a huge victory in america's beats, a culture war. they see themselves as weakness, who've won back their own country. is like america again. and i feels like it feels like we're now back on the right track. america is back. we have regained america for all people. time is static for the nation, but the other americas being out on the streets 2 on saturday stop the still rallies were held in closely contested states like here in michigan. these people believe the president's on their fight theories and the view biden's claims to be the we know, with suspicion believing he had their hands on the ground at night and that they think and it was ill never arrives in anchorage president shows a continuous lawsuits. you know, fight for, you know, this, the stealing of the stop is new in this election right now. the current president looks like he's digging into his bunker. as joe bi

they think washington has been fiddling while america burns. on the world stage, china threatens not just our economy, our farmers, and our standing in the world but even the values we stand for. prosperity, liberty, and freedom. meanwhile, one party in washington refuses to acknowledge the threat, while the other abandons the very allies we need to confront it. and we never seem to be able to find any common ground on these urgent issues. the solution, according to the professional politicians in washington, is to give them more power. more pow for the washington won't fix the divisiveness and dysfunction. it'll only impose more dysfunction on our lives. faith, civic, and business leaders who are serving their community, state and local governments who are working every day to solve real problems, we don't need washington to dictate. we need washington to get its act together. we need washington to make it easier, not harder, to solve problems. we need washington to be a partner, not an impediment. a large majority of americans are thoroughly c

alternative to the 2 major parties that we have now and despite all these problems with america's electoral system washington still claims the country is the world's beacon of democracy. well let's go live now to mike's abrams is assistant professor of public policy at northeastern university welcome to the program now we know that donald trump one what he likes to use a lot is fraud especially when it comes to democrats apparently trying to rig the election through. in your opinion to what extent has this rhetoric undermined the integrity of the election. i think that's a good question and i think that the chance of fraud isn't that high but you don't actually need fraud itself to deal with your demise and election all you need is for at the losing party to assume. that the game wasn't fair. unfortunately i think that that's the situation we're in for this election if the democrats win the republicans will say you know it wasn't fair and vice versa and so in that sense even though today is you know in theory election day i suspect that it's not going to actually resolve for many americans who's going to be

let's join our north america editor jon sopel in washington for the very latest.ll these states where the votes are being counted. but i am sensing that there is growing frustration within the white house that the president isn't getting the support that he wanted from the republican party and his lawyer has tweeted about it. donald trump's son has tweeted about it, so there is frustration there. but they are also saying there is going to be no concession because the votes are being stolen, and joe biden‘s camp are saying, we being stolen, and joe biden‘s camp are saying, we are being stolen, and joe biden‘s camp are saying, we are certain we are going to win. so to misquote the trump slogan, the territory we are 110w trump slogan, the territory we are now in is "make america weight again". as america waits, so impatience grows and protests are cropping up in all the states where counting is still going on. god bless america! god bless trump! there are many trump supporters, but last night what they were chanting depended on where they were. stop the count! this i

america today. katie in kelso, washington. biden-harris, this is what america is about. what a relief for a president to sound presidential again. stephen in kissimmee, florida saying, i'm not a huge fan of mr. biden, but i think he's a better man than donald trump. here's what the brits will be reading tomorrow in "the sunday times." their headline, tweeted by the neil henderson of the bbc. "sleepy joe wakes up america." noting he may be coming back to america. make jack or tweeting this -- i'm looking forward to coming back to an america free of name-calling and be amongst people i know have harmony. it is a challenge, but it can be done. greta? greta: across the country, as in the nation's capital, the crowds went to the streets to celebrate the victory, the declared winner in this campaign, joe biden and senator kamala harris. you can see black lives matter , plaza is steps away from the white house here. russ in windsor, nebraska, you voted for president trump. did you listen to the president elect? what did you think? greta: yeah, -- caller: yeah, what a joke. firs

the americans are fighting with the british kind over whoever who's going to take over north america. washingtonar actually and then gets his butt kicked and he surrenders for the only time in his life at ft. necessity and then he ends up at the battle, and the indians fought really intelligently. having gone and reconnaissanced the americans and the british coming in for weeks. the first peoples is the way i prefer to refer to them, the first peoples fighters really understood warfare in a different way and i think washington learned there's more than one way to fight a war as he saw the british suffer this terrible defeat. that really helped him 20 years later in the american revolution. he had seen people born in america defeat a european army. he had seen that you could fight different ways that you should listen to dissenting voices and advance reconnaissance, getting scouts out, understanding the people on the terrain is essential. these are all things he eventually -- he eventually learned to use during the revolution. i have got to say, he didn't start the revolution well. he spent his f

america. they deserve leaders in washington who will hold the line and do their part in protecting our individual liberties at home. that is why could not be prouder of the house republicans and those who would join us in the next congress. you will be the most diverse class we have ever had. many have already dubbed this year the year of the republican woman, and it couldn't be truer in that statement. are proposed to have 29 republican women joining our ranks, passing the previous rep -- previous record. democrats are set to have the slimmest democrat majority since world war ii. pundits doubted us, polls were stacked against us, i don't believe one person in this room would -- the cook report said we would lose 15-20. the majority leader, steny hoyer said just days before the election that they would gain 15 seats and republicans would lose them. , i guessof the dccc for a few days longer, pose that there would be double-digit victories. nancy pelosi claims she was not only winning the majority, she was having to elections this november, that it would be such a large victory, she would guarant

alternative to the 2 major parties that we have now and despite all these problems with america's electoral system washington still claims the country is the world's beacon of democracy. what i want to bring in now but it's going to environmental activist and me rochus right and the welcome to the program now if i'm not mistaken you are in seattle now we know that in the selma seattle seoul some pretty tense right. it's how do you think that will impact the elections if at all yes this is a very very good question i think that it has the potential to ignite both bases i mean those who are very very serious about the need for massive criminal injustice reforms are in our criminal justice system massive reforms to the police to funding of the police and reallocating and reinvesting that money into communities and then there are also people who do believe that we need more law and order so we can vote in them come out to vote as well but this is definitely something that's going to be on the minds of seattle lights of people you know to the south and portland philadelphia you know recently just had an incident

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington.n victory could see a major shift in the united states' relations with foreign powers. president trump was not afraid of criticising his allies but a president biden administration is expected to be more diplomatic. democratic senator chris coons says mr biden will work far better with foreign leaders. he will not need to learn on the job. he has very well grounded views, and you will see him restore, re—engage and reimagine our place in the world, our close alliances. he is someone who has long and deeply valued our partnership with the united kingdom, with the eu, with nato, and with other nations that share our core values, so i think you'll see a significant shift in terms of us foreign policy, in particular with regards to a closer embrace of our allies, with whom we share core values. one of the big challenges mr biden faces as president will be us—china relations. tensions between the two countries have been mounting on issues of trade, security, and covid—19. our correspondent

america. lebo diseko, bbc news, washington. january is about 70 days, and we enter the transition the stage where the biden tea m transition the stage where the biden team prepares to take over from the trump administration. the transition tea m trump administration. the transition team has already set up a website building up to the day he takes office. joe biden will have to fill the topjobs in his office. joe biden will have to fill 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 bee

this is bbc news live from washington and london. america prepares for a change of leadership. donald trump. mr biden spent his first morning as president elect at church in his home town, after an address in which he appealed to supporters — and to tens of millions of americans who did not vote for him: i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but unify. who doesn't see red states and blue states, only sees the united states. president trump finds solace on the golf course, though on twitter he continues to assert that the election has been "stolen".