that is her main focus, andrea.bout it a number of times during our wide-ranging interview yesterday. she talked about the fact that the democratic candidates, raphael warnock and jon ossoff, it's all hands on deck for democrats to get them into office and for republicans, it's all hands on deck to stop that from happening. let me talk about the democratic side. we know her group, fair fight, has already raised more than $10 million that's going to go toward those two candidates. also the fact that they're looking at volunteers. the other thing is, they're not trying to change minds at this point. they're not trying to decide people's voting habits but more so what republicans and democrats are dealing with is they're trying to make sure that people actually come out to vote again. as you know, andrea, when you're talking about a runoff election, the presidential election is behind you, turnout can be somewhat lower. so they're really banking for democrats, they're banking on the enthusiasm from biden's victory to b

>>> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in philadelphia for a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" as pennsylvania could be the state that puts joe biden over the top and into the white house. here is where we stand at this moment. biden now just 17 electoral votes away from victory with six states left on the board. here in pennsylvania, the mail-in ballots are going for biden over trump by about 80 to 20, cutting deeply into the president's lead in the state and shrinking by the hour. we expect an update from nevada at this hour where joe biden's lead in a state hillary clinton won is still small, less than 10,000 votes at last count. in georgia officials expect to be finishing their count this hour as joe biden continues to gain ground from president trump with votes from heavily democratic counties in and around atlanta coming in. arizona's secretary of state says there are still hundreds of thousands of votes to tally there and a call may not come tomorrow, with the president's team hoping there is enough republican vote in maricopa county to jump ahead. and it could take ano

i'm just -- >> they did, andrea. they were able to get over 1,600,000 votes in wisconsin which is a crap ton of votes. we'll be able to unpack what happened, where turnout was off and where it wasn't. donald trump delivered a big turnout. we'll have the biggest turnout in presidential history in over a hundred years. we shouldn't focus on how this differs from the polls. >> that isn't what i'm asking. i'm asking is there something fundamentally wrong -- there's something fundamentally wrong in our politics in both parties, but arguably donald trump has been breaking all the norms for four years, yet he has higher fafsh favorables in the exit polls than four years ago when he got more votes. is there something wrong with the messaging, the structure, or the organization of the democratic party, that someone who democrats think is so wrong did so well? >> well, it is sad and distressing to me that this many people look at donald trump and say i want to sign up for a second term. but we are a very divided country. i thi

andrea? >> ron allen, 20%, that is a terrible rate. much for that update. >>> this while millions of americans are still struggling to put food on the table because of economic hardship caused by the pandemic. as the holidays approach, food banks now face enormous stress. more families than ever are turning to them for help. nbc news correspondent rehema ellis talked to some of those families. >> reporter: at this food bank in milwaukee, people are lining up like never before. >> we're making ends meet with our bills but not with the groceries. >> reporter: for the most vulnerable, the hunger task force program is a lifeline. >> how many people live in your daughter, cindy glick says the pandemic forced her husband out of work. >> how hard is it to keep food on the table? >> it's a challenge that i hope i would never have to face. >> reporter: sherry runs the food bank and is sounding the alarm about the growing need. >> i'm really afraid that in january, there's not going to be any food. >> nationwide, almost 24 million americans repo

>> they do, andrea. these final few days for joe biden have been about fortifying and in the case of minnesota trying to rebuild that blue wall throughout the midwest and into pennsylvania. the biden campaign thinks they have multiple paths to the presidency. the battleground map you see from joe biden is what happens one of the shorter paths. really, andrea, as you look at what biden is doing, closing out in western pennsylvania, this really brings us full circle. joe biden's first rally as an announced candidate for president last april was here in pittsburgh. he said that day if he's going to beat donald trump, it's going to be because he wins and has to win in western pennsylvania. now, i've been talking to members of the pennsylvania delegates, other strategists who say they feel good about pennsylvania, we do see a five-point lead in most of the polls but the biden campaign not taking anything for granted. that's why you see not just joe biden today, all of the surrogates, top principles in this ba

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>> well, i hope not, andrea. i don't think that would be helpful to the common goal of all of us, no matter who you are, regardless of administration, we all want this pandemic to end. my entire activity, every minute of my life right now is devoted to trying to end this pandemic. so i would hope that i'm allowed to continue to do that because i think i do it well. i've been doing it for many, many years. and i've done it under many different circumstances including six administrations. so to me, i'm focusing like a laser beam on the job i have of ending this epidemic and really preserving the health and the welfare of the american public. >> there was another coronavirus task force meeting yesterday, i think the first one since mid-october or late october. were you invited to that one? >> yes, i was there physically. it was a good meeting. it was chaired by the vice president as he usually does. we spent a lot of time talking about what you and i are talking about right now, particularly the issue with the vacci

a little bit of color here, andrea.'m standing outside of the convention center where joe biden spoke on tuesday into wednesday, of course, after election day, the official election day, the first election day. and there have been signs of life here. they've been doing mic checks. they've been testing the lights. they've been making sure that everything is set on the stage. and in the last hour or so, andrea, more cars have driven up. so of course we know that the signature drive-in rallies have been one of the sort of hallmarks of the biden campaign. and so now there are more cars here. and we get the sense that they are preparing for a potential speech a little bit later on this evening if in fact that does happen, andrea. >> i mean, kristen, when you think about it, he first started running for the white house in 1988. just think of that trajectory. kristen welker, we'll be hanging on every word from you coming up. and peter alexander, what is the white house saying and how do they explain the president's defiance? w

it's a very important point you just made, andrea.s deal with the taliban signed months ago in which the so-called conditions the taliban have to meet, they've been said to be secret. mike pompeo said there's a number of secret conditions. no one has seen them. what are these secret conditions? this transition, and emily murphy at the gsa has to sign these papers because the incoming team has to know, what are we talking about here? they should be sitting down now with the incoming team. that's how it was done under the obama administration and in bush to obama. when i was in the obama administration when trump came in, i went to brief mike flynn before the inauguration in the classified space that the gsa provides for the incoming transition. none of that has happened now. that gets back to my first point, this is all about tying the hands of the incoming team. and we still have about 60 days here to go. and i'm sure we've just seen the start of what is going to happen and the decisions that will be made without any thought, consulta

>> i think it's very troubling, andrea. first of all, i think chris krebs carried out his responsibilities quite capably. also i think he showed great leadership in terms of trying to debunk and refute all the specious allegations out there about fraudulent activity during this election, at least from the computer and technical side. but this is also very disruptive of the u.s. government's cybersecurity activities, because our cybersecurity vigilance should not end with the election. there's an ongoing battle that the u.s. government faces in terms of trying to stop and deter and to undermine those attempts to undermine our cybersecurity. and so chris krebs and his organization was working very well with the nsa and other elements of the intelligence community to try to keep our technical infrastructure safe from these types of foreign intrusions that could do great damage to us, not just politically but also economically. >> and let's talk about the troop withdrawal from afghanistan and iraq, announced without consulting

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as the biden transition enters a new critical phase, the president-elect and vice president-elect both receiving their first top secret presidential daily briefings today. weeks after they were declared the election winners because president trump unprecedented refusal to concede the race. it will be joe biden's first chance to learn about the current threats facing the nation as tensions mount with iran and the coronavirus surges. the intelligence briefing coming as biden continues his transition with big announcements. officially unveiling more members of the economic team led by treasury nominee janet yellen. and the rollout last night of the first all-woman communications team led by kate bedingfield as communications director. and former obama white house communications director jen psaki as the new nominated press secretary. those positions not having to be confirmed. >>> the president-elect is on the mend after a c.t. scan last night confirming several hairline fractures in his

andrea. anybody who has been involved in a presidential transition in the past will tell you even under ideal circumstances it's an incredibly difficult task. biden himself was part of a difficult transition as vice president-elect, of course, during a financial crisis. now the biden team knowing the success and failure of their administration will largely be determined in early stages by how they deal with the pandemic. the biden team very clearly trying to start with that as their obvious focus announcing this 12-member task force chaired by vivek murthy, former surgeon general david kessler of the fda and marcella nunez-smith. interesting names on the list, rick brights, ousted whistleblower, that warned the administration was not taking the pandemic seriously enough in the trump administration. it's also interesting in a statement last night biden did indicate -- this morning he did indicate his team was aware of this development, but in real contrast to president trump was still very sob

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andrea?and gabe, we're seeing the beginnings of winter out there where you are, obviously, in the snow. thank you very much, gabe. >>> breaking news now from the white house. nbc's peter alexander has the very latest. peter, another member of the president's inner circle has been diagnosed with covid. >> reporter: yeah, andrea, you're exactly right, within the last five minutes nbc news has now confirmed that corey lewandowski, who recently has served as a campaign adviser, helping with the legal challenges the president has been mounting in a series of states, most notably in pennsylvania, lewandowski has tested positive for coronavirus. we were told, according to a source family with his diagnosis, that he is feeling fine, not feeling any noticeable symptoms at this point right now. you've seen lewandowski in recent days including in the video on your screen right now that took place, as you might remember, on saturday, the event that took place at the four seasons total landscaping locatio

that means this could drag out into december, andrea. wisconsin, the last of the sort of crucial battlegrounds, doesn't certify its vote counts until december 1. >> and that's bumping up against the electoral college decisionmaking in december as well. kristen welker in wilmington, president-elect biden trying to project calm in the face of all this disruption from the white house. there are some technical things, he says the intelligence brief doesn't matter because you only have one president at a time. it would certainly be helpful in having the state department cooperating in making and receiving all these calls from foreign leaders, so he would know more about the latest intel on these leaders, and of course what's happening at the pentagon. >> reporter: that's right. i think you have president-elect joe biden trying to project calm, as you say, andrea, and yesterday during that press conference that he held, calling the president's actions an embarrassment, because there are real world and practical implications to them. of course

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>> exactly, andrea. not one instance of fraud in those more than 30 cases that you reference. 24 of which have been denied, dismissed, or thrown out according to our own pete williams. but the president we're now learning about some behind-the-scenes conversations and frustration that he is expressing about just how slap dash his legal effort is on behalf of his attorneys. and the team that you saw at the republican national committee headquarters just a couple of days ago, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, and jenna ellis, all of whom were there in their capacity at least at the time as the president's own lawyers representing both him and the campaign, in these last-ditch legal efforts that dwindle and fizzle out. we're learning that sydney powell has been removed officially from appearing on the president's behalf. that's after a dramatic weekend where she went out and continued to make controversial baseless claims of widespread voter fraud of which there is no evidence. they decided to physically and pu

andrea, as you know, that typically is not done. nominees for cabinet positions usually try to keep their heads down, try to barrel straight through to their nomination without speaking publicly. a biden official says that's by design, they want to introduce these selections to the american public and the old playbook for how this is done has been thrown out, andrea. >> and peter, this morning president trump wanted his supporters to know he's got giving up, even though they've lost so many of these cases, they haven't won any of the cases. peter, in pennsylvania, as you know, today, they certified, the governor signed off on it, so pennsylvania is gone, georgia is gone. we saw the certification in michigan yesterday. we're still seeing very few public acknowledgements from republican senators, certainly nothing from mitch mcconnell. >> reporter: andrea, you're right, the door hasn't just closed here, in many ways it's slammed on the president's hopes to win this election. i'm told at a meeting yesterday at the white house the presi

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here is andrea's report >> reporter: dr.nthony fauci says data on the pfizer vaccine are impressive and the fda could approve its emergency use in weeks >> by the time we get into december, we'll be able to have doses available for people who are judged to be at the highest priority to get it first. >> reporter: but distributing the two-dose vaccine, stored at subzero temperatures, to millions of americans is complicated >> we anticipate, although there are logistic challenges, that it will be done successfully >> would you take it >> well, i'm going to look at the data but i trust pfizer i trust the fda. if they look at this data and they say this data is solid, let's go ahead and approve it, i promise you, andrea, i will take the vaccine. and i will recommend that my family take the vaccine. >> reporter: as for president trump's comments when a crowd recently shouted "fire fauci" - [ crowd chanting "fire fauci" ] >> don't tell anybody but let me wait till a little bit after the election >> reporter: dr. fauci hopes he won'

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arantxa: andrea, gracias por la informaciÓn. para entregar boletas electorales y para que puedan ser contadas en wisconsin y michigan. esa fue la orden que dio el juez federal quien argumentÓ que la entrega oportuna de papeletas estÁ demasiado lenta en esos estados y que ademÁs, son considerados como indecisos y clave en estas elecciones. felix: por primera vez desde que se inicia la pandemia el principal experto en enfermedades infecciosas criticÓ directamente la gestión del presidente para controlar la crisis y le reprochÓ que un neuro radiÓlogo, el doctor scott atlas, serÁ consejero en el movimiento de la pandemia. advirtiÓ que el paÍs enfrentarÁ mucho dolor en las prÓximas semanas debido al aumento de casos y recomendÓ hacer un cambio drÁstico en las medidas pÚblicas de precauciÓn. arantxa: a propÓsito de la pandemia como en un estudio publicado por la universidad de stanford vinculÓ decenas de miles de contagios y cientos de muertes a los mÍtines de campaÑa que realizÓ el presidente donald trump durante el verano. los cient

and discussions about a contested election or not ok i can hear you there was no in frankfurt and andrea in singapore thank you so much best to you. so what's been on voters' minds then when casting their ballots polls show it was the economy not the coronavirus pandemic surprisingly and that's a factor of course which plays well for donald trump who has emphasized his economic record and downplayed the severity of the pandemic a survey by n.b.c. news showed 34 percent of those has found the economy the most important issue in the presidential election the economy is something that donald trump has long emphasized as his strength 21 percent said racial inequality and just 18 percent said the coronavirus pandemic was an in portland issue to them. that's also something interesting let's bring in gap if abel maiava this president of the keel institute for the world economy good to have you with us now i assume that you've been following this nail biting election night what do you make of it so far well i think we can see is that the united states are very divided country very poor ised stro

en miami, florida, andrea leÓn, univisión.l gobernador del estado debe nombrar un sustituto y se mencionan los nombres de dos latinos. en los Ángeles dulce castellanos nos dice quiÉn es son los que tienen mayor posibilidad de llegar al senado. dulces: kamala harris es la vicepresidenta electa y pronto se irÁ del capitolio de estados unidos. la gran pregunta es,¿quiÉn ocuparÁ su escaÑo que quedara vacante ? la decisiÓn estÁ en manos del gobernador de california gavin newson que estÁ bajo presiÓn para que considere la diversidad en su decisiÓn. >> el gobernador gavin newson va a tener una gran presiÓn de escoger la persona afroamericana, ya sea una persona, pero final de cuenta que lo que la presencia mÁs grande que tenÉs que llenar es la de la comunidad latina. dulces: entre los posibles candidatos figurando latinos de alto perfil polÍtico. el secretario de estado alex padilla y javier becerra, el actual fiscal general de california. >> yo quiero cumplir. sÉ que estoy haciendo la diferencia para mi paÍs. así que cualquier ofici

vamos a enviar a andrea zambucetti. ¿cÓmo lo consiguieron ese robo? andrea: me das mucha alegrÍa.on hacia una alcantarilla con los 20.000.000 $. la policÍa ni idea de quiÉnes eran y dÓnde estaban. ahÍ estÁn las cámaras de seguridad. esto sucediÓ ante los ojos de miles de espectadores. borja: entonces quiere decir que nunca lograron apresarlos y que se fueron con su botÍn. andrea: no los agarraron durante este robo. no los agarraron inmediatamente pero no sabes lo que pasÓ. dÍas despuÉs de que cometen el robo, ya estÁn en su casa y están disfrutando de este crimen que era perfecto. porque realmente era perfecto nada mÁs que se habÍan olvidado un pequeÑo dato que es el comportamiento humano que es impredecible y la esposa de uno de los miembros de este grupo de asaltantes profesionales, despechada, se presenta en la policÍa y dice: fue mi ex. y ahÍ caen todos. nosotros los conocemos hace siete aÑos cuando uno de ellos, dllos, de torre, estaba preso en ese momento. nosotros visitamos con beto en la cÁrcel hace siete aÑos y ahÍ empieza a nacer toda esta gran investigaciÓn que llevamos

en vivo, desde miami, andrea tiene las reacciones. andrea, delante. andrea: muy buenos dÍas.a que va a ganar, pero todavÍa creo que es muy temprano. no me gustÓ anoche que saliera joe biden diciendo que habÍa ganado. donald trump tuvo que salir a responder. fue un capÍtulo bastante feo. ninguno de los dos tuvo que haber salido. andrea: perfecto. esta es la reacciÓn en el corazÓn de cuba en miami. tambiÉn hay otras reacciones. tambiÉn nos encontramos con persona demÓcratas. se encontraban hablando entre ellos. un lugar en el que ellos se reÚnen normalmente para hablar de polÍtica. mÁs aÚn en un dÍa tan importante como hoy. eli: muchas gracias, andrea. recuerde que todo nuestro equipo estÁ desplegado. cualquier noticia que usted necesite saber se va a enterar primero por aquÍ por univisiÓn. entre protestas callejeras transcurre la noche de los Ángeles. policÍas efectuaron un arresto. varios manifestantes iban vestidos de negro. confirma la victoria del exvicepresidente joe biden como nos informa socorro. socorro: muy buenos dÍas, ha sidouna noche tensa y muy segura. ustedes pue

kpix 5's andrea borba is on treasure island tonight. >> reporter: despite after a scene earlier this week, a packed airport of people going home for thanksgiving. many in the bay area took those words to not mix to heart. and dedicated the day to service. smaller celebrations as opposed it a big family meal as the pandemic rolled, on thanksgiving was always going to be the holiday with the realities of social distancing and safety collided with hares. >> hurts not being able to give hugs? >> reporter: that maevent new traditions like handing out meals to those in need outside this planet fitness in oakland. twenty-five years of tradition hospitality, stewart little shifted focus to whoefts who cannot pay. this is his 12th year serving thanksgiving dinner to the homeless. and this evening's meal is not like any either. >> it's a covid-19 thanksgiving. we had to use our imagination. >> reporter: much like the restaurant industry, he and his staff had to pivot from dine-in to takeout. >> just trying to find a job ever since. >> either of my two part-time jobs? >> reporter: many said thi

this coming from our own andrea mitchell who is on the ground in philadelphia.k at where things stand right now in the keystone state as those votes are being counted. there's a look. the difference about 135,000 votes in pennsylvania, still too close to call, obviously. but according to andrea mitchell from two philadelphia democratic officials, democrats have now gone to the supreme court in pennsylvania to try and reverse that commonwealth court ruling that would have allowed trump observers inside watching the count which is also live streamed we should note. they want those poll watchers outside. all of this means that the counting of mail-in ballots in philadelphia has been halted temporarily. no mail-in ballots are being counted in philadelphia right now until this is resolved. that's what's happening there in pennsylvania which means, of course, this is going to drag on even longer. right now both campaigns are sounding off on the state of the race. the biden campaign holding what it's calling an election protection briefing. they say that they are break

go to andrea mitchell right now. andrea?of the important factors that joe biden was counting on was reaching out to seniors, having a big advantage with seniors on the coronavirus. but interestingly, in the exit polls, it shows that the economy was a more important issue than the coronavirus and that donald trump was given better marks for handling the economy than joe biden biden. so still, the economy was the biggest issue for seniors, which may be important in florida and also in pennsylvania, which has many senior citizens. >> could be a telltale exit poll, for sure. we are saying arkansas's up, too early to call. the polls just closed there. and our map to 270, let's throw it up there as chuck, you see where it stands. biden with the lead, but it's early in the note. what have you got your eye on? >> let me go through the big states. pennsylvania is in, and you want to see what a little bit is trickling in. this is what we're always curious about, we all are. okay, our orange and our yellow. boy, i can barely see it the

it's a day her friend and co-worker andrea ray will never forget.rittany uncharacteristically was late for work. >> she should have been there at 8:30. i was one of the only people that knew anything about norman. i went over there to norman's desk and i said, can you get in touch with brittany's mom? >> so i called and ask if she had already from brittany. she said she hadn't and would check on her. >> was your first thought, oh, my gosh, maybe brittany has gone in labor. >> it was. that was i think everybody's first instinct, oh, she went into labor and she's in the hospital having the baby. >> robin went to her apartment to be sure her daughter was okay but when she called norman it wasn't happy news about a new baby. >> it was very frightening phone call. she was very upset, she was crying. and i'll never forget how she sounded on the phone. >> robin was frantic and her world was about to be turned upside down. >> robin is about to make a disturbing discovery inside her daughter's apartment. coming up -- >> oh, my gosh. >> what? ma'am, what? >>

and andrea as well. in at'llground arizona it could all hinge on hundreds of thousands of new voters. our gadi schwartz is there. gadi-y do some people they could flip the state? >> arizona has picked up about 700,000 new voters since 2016. and now the big question is whether these new voters will fall in line behind arizona's long history of volting for a republican for president or whether new young voters, latino voters and people moving here from other states could turn arizona blue. all of this playing out here in maricopa county. it's a county that gave president trump more votes than any other county back in 2016. and a sign of the times, people are voting over here. over here in this parking lot they're getting tested for covid-19. lester? >> kind of sums up the year. gadi, thanks very much. >>> let's go to georgia where there could be a big shift with black voters leading the way. nbc's blayne alexander is in atlanta. what are you seeing tonight? >> reporter: for the first time in nearly 30 year

que siempre las veÍa juntos, andrea escalona una gran hija siempre con su hija. >>> bonita relaciÓn. una de las que no sale del asombro es laura bozzo, tenÍan un proyecto juntas en televisiÓn, cuando le reportan la noticia, cuando le dijeron a laura la noticia le afectÓ tanto que vino asistencia mÉdica a verle. ella misma comentÓ sobre el asunto. >>> magda, te quiero. te debo tanto, tanto. recuerdas cuando... cuando lleguÉ a tu casa, la depresiÓn en la que yo estaba, tÚ me salvaste la vida, tÚ me sacaste de todo el dolor y de todo lo que vivÍa, me enseÑaste a sobrevivir, y hoy no tengo palabras para decirte que dios te bendiga. te amo. >>> magda era una mujer de mucha fortaleza, siempre estaba alegre. con mucho Ánimo. siempre trataba de ayudar a todo el que se le ponÍa al frente, a lucÍa mÉndez la noticia casi la manda al hospital, confesÓ estar muy afectada. >>> me dieron un calmante porque me puse muy mal. fue algo inesperado, yo no sÉ quÉ pasÓ, no entiendo quÉ sucediÓ. >>> estaba enferma de algo? >>> no, estaba muy bien, no entiendo quÉ sucediÓ. ni quÉ pasÓ. ahora voy a investigar

. >>> cuando andrea paso a ser elegible para daca, donde había acabado con el programa . >>> como >>> familia >>> nosotros venimos luchando y pidiendo una solución permanente para los irregulares. >>> solo ha dichoque planea una revisión, ha dicho que los padres podrán volver a estados unidos también quisieran poner fin al programa que exige que los solicitantes de asilo tengan que esperar en méxico pero piensan que sea de forma gradual. >>> dijeron que australian una reforma migratoria pero eso es algoque los grupos comunitarios y a nivel nacional van a quitar >>> muchos de estos temas migratorios están en las cortes . >>> va a ser difícil pero no imposible, >>> por no felicitar al presidente electo, los que muchos consideran un fracaso diplomático. >>> como de manera irresponsable, por uno o por otro, no nos corresponde, >>> la postura de lópez obrador, de repercusiones políticas, dijo que no tiene por qué haber represalias, el gobierno de méxico no es pelele de ningún gobierno, debido a las bajas temperaturas, empieza a lucir como un paraíso invernal, no se puede visitar ciertas zo

he flora frank bigelow and state senator andreas were among the more than a half a dozen state lawmakers that actually attended a four-day conference in hawaii. despite a state issued travel advisory designed to help curb the spread of covid-19. well lawmakers say that the trip was to show their support former business activities during the pandemic. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco police are working to keep shoppers safe this holiday season. we'll have details on a new campaign that's bringing back retired officers to help make this happen.

andrea nos dice cÓmo marchan los procesos de demanda de la campaÑa trump presupuesto fraude electoralste feriado de acciÓn de gracias. dijo que hemos peleado una batalla de casi un aÑo contra un virus que ha devastado nuestra naciÓn. nos ha traÍdo dolor, pÉrdida, y frustraciÓn. que el virus, ademÁs, nos ha dividido y enfurecido.pero debemos recordar que la peleas contra el virus y no entre nosotros. Éste se momento que debemos endurecer nuestras esquinas. esto mientras su victoria en las pasadas elecciones continuar reafirmÁndose en diferentes instancias. una corte rechazÓ Últimos se presente true por desafiarlos resultados electorales en ese estado. uno de los jueces del tercer circuito dijo que las elecciones libres y justas son el elemento vital de nuestra democracia. los cargos requieren negociaciones especÍficas y pruebas.no tenemos nada de eso aquÍ. esta sabÍa ser vomitado en un tribunal inferior. los jueces argumentaron que son los votantes y no los abogados quienes eligen el presidente. negar -- trump ha dicho que espera que la corte suprema intervenga en la contienda como lo

kpix5's andrea nakano reports the vote could happen any minute now. andrea? >> reporter: yeah, liz, 99 people spoke on this agenda item alone and the public comment just ended about 30 minutes ago and now board members are talking about this issue. reaction was pretty split, but according to the task force that was formed to look into this, it feels that school resource officers disproportionately have a negative effect on the black, latino and disabled students. >> i was essentially harassed by an sro for sending a death threat letter which i had nothing to do with. >> reporter: abina oni was a student in the fremont unified school district. now she serves on a task force looking to eliminate school resource officers or sros. >> a lot of students who kind of like look like me had incidents with sros where they were targeted accused of doing something and the sro didn't have to pay a price for. that. >> reporter: one of the biggest problems is there no record of an officer's interaction with the student. >> we suddenly were excluded from the process. >> repor

and heath flora and frank bigelow plus state senator andreas board. yes, they were among more than a half a dozen state lawmakers who attended a 4 day conference in hawaii. even though there is that state issued a travel advisory saying that we shouldn't travel to prevent the spread of covid lawmakers say the trip was to show their support for business activity trying to keep the businesses in business during the pandemic. >>joe biden is the winner of the presidential race in georgia, the state election officials confirmed his victory after completing a statewide audit. the final results show that biden beat president trump by more than 12,000 votes. so that is now official with the recount confirming it. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news sluggish and incompetent that's how one state lawmakers describing the employment development department. >>after exposed millions of californians social security numbers. and a loss for the warriors and the entire nba.

andrea leÓn nos habla de wisconsin, es un estado clave.provocÓ una disminuciÓn en la demanda y la caÍda de los precios. este ganadero dijo que votarÁ por si joe biden porque no creen que puedan soportar mÁs las polÍticas de donald trump. john no es sÓlo un gran admirador de joe biden, sino que un gran amigo de los inmigrantes. en 1998 contrata hispanos porque no muchos estadounidenses estaban dispuestos a trabajar en temperaturas heladas. dijo que no encontraban a nadie, Él y su esposa trabajaba muchas horas y no podÍan mÁs. en ese momento conociÓ trabajadores tan comprometidos como Él. no se tomÓ un solo dÍa libre, dice sobre su primer empleado latino. era un joven que trabajaba tan duro como Él y eso no lo habÍa visto hacía mucho tiempo. >> Él estÁ muy agradecido. >> hace un aÑo que fui a verlos y Él estuvo encantado de conocer a mis padres. no tiene clases raciales, todos para Él somos iguales. regreso contigo. arantxa: hay preparaciÓn por posibles protestas violentas luego de la jornada de tres noviembre . ciudad de nueva york lucen co

andrea, i'm on. thank you for talking to my pleasure. the kuna faso is heading toward elections, but spiraling insecurity is overshadowing the vote. hundreds of thousands can register and much of the country is off limits. thanks to roaming groups. so what real change can these elections bring? join us as we assess the outlook for want to africa's most troubled states. do you feel validated in some way? is a type of performative activism. let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist. the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide. join me richelle carey, is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. front returns on al-jazeera an outspoken writer killed in a car bomb outside the spirit. in 2005, accusations, speculation, and denials. al jazeera was the life and finally, dan said he'd see a journalist i could to make and political activist to see killing the journalist on al-jazeera millions of people head to the polls and became a fast. but the

andrea mone. thank you for talking to my pleasure. some good b.g. would simply disappear. and it's now been found dead one, a one east investigate, one of thailand's decide on how to 0 with his brakes. pro-american, when people need to be heard. and the story needs to be told that point having been in areas with a high infection rate with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports, the people here tell us they are desperate. here at home, al jazeera has teens on the ground. what kind of love the impact the 2nd lockdown would have to bring new moon when documentaries and light news coded? 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism, navigates the big questions, raised by the global pandemic. how the system based on private ownership of the pursuit of profit. so the world in a time of us capitalism is the pandemic. the likes of the exploited to protect the people for the profit episode, one of the full hail the meltdown on al-jazeera hong kong pro-democracy activist joshua wall pleads guilty for his role in anti-government protests and says he's prepar

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kpix5's andrea nakano talked with a medical expert and joins us now from chase center. andrea? >> reporter: the warriors owner came up with this idea called operation dub nation to test every single person that comes through these doors. he's even willing to pick up the estimated $30 million tab. we might not hear this kind of roar in the stands anytime soon, but the warriors would like to be able to fill the empty seats at chase center to 50% capacity. so the owner who has a masters in epidemiology came up with a testing plan. the warriors chief operating officer released this statement tonight. >> everyone from our employees to all the part-time workers to every fan will be tested. >> reporter: you would have the option of getting tested 48 hours in advance or do a rapid test at chase center, but some medical experts have their doubts on how well it would work. >> to get back to large gatherings, we are going to need testing, but we're going to need a lot more. >> reporter: since tests alone will not stop the spread of the virus stanford's infectious disease specialist believ

andrea con mÁs. andrea: el coronavirus rompiÓotro rÉcord en estados unidos.Ás alto desde que comenzÓ la pandemia. noviembre ha sido el mes donde mÁs estadounidenses se han contagiado. segÚn los expertos la situaciÓn puede empeorar divide los viajes y reuniones del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. se recomienda que quienes viajaron reducir las entidades innecesarias, evita las multitudes, y usar la mascarilla en todo momento. instaron a ciudadanos a hacerse exÁmenes al regresar de sus viajes. hasta el momento mÁs de 13,200,000 personas han sido infectadas y al menos 266,000 han muerto. las autoridades esperan que los estadounidenses acceda a las vacunas tan pronto estÉn disponibles para controlar los nÚmeros. quieren que todos los estadounidenses sepan que las vacunas se han probado en decenas de miles de personas y son extremadamente seguras. y agregan que deberÍa haber suficientes vacunas para 20 millones de personas hasta fines de aÑo. expertos econÓmicos advierten que el panorama es poco alentador si las personas no se toman en serio la crisis sanitaria. dicen qu

luego de convertirse en una de las naciones donde más personas han muerto a causa del coronavirus, andreaasando . >>> memos que exigen nueva constitución y no son indiferentes a los problemas de su patria por protesta tuvo lugar en las esquinas de la calle castro y camino real de la comunidad guatemalteca que reciba el sur de carbones se ha unido para brindar apoyo a los damnificados ni causó estragos nuevos damnificados de guatemala comenzó a tener problemas y familias aportaron pañales entre otras cosas más que aún estamos muy bien bendecidos este es un deber como ser humano el ayudar al que lo necesiten vemos que son los países más castigados por los fuertes asesinatos . >>> demoró problema de las cosas que están pasando ya con toda la gente que ha pasado por estos problemas. >>> este fue un reto lo que mencionar que cuestión de horas >>> tantas cosas en poco tiempo se llenó un contenedor contra >>> y hemos estados preparados en estos lugares donde se han estado en guatemala . >>> luego de sonar personas que se ofrecieron para ayudar recolectar un espacio al aire libre. >>> demostró co