but in the end, atlanta united had just enough. this was the goal that won this game for them, sending them into the eastern conference semifinals. when you think about, you know, everything is different in the postseason. in the regular season, inter miami finished 34 points ahead of atlanta united. the underdogs came through. i'm sure the game is very upset that messi is done. his first full season in major league soccer is over. >> how incredible. i'm sure the miami fans were a little disappointing by all of that happening. had that happen in atlanta, already the atlanta fans are through the roof, excited about them, but that was something else too. that was super fabulous. >>> also superfabulous, tennis star coco gauff. >> first of all, she is still only 20, which is incredible, because she's been around like five years already as a pro now. this was another first for her. the season ending, wta finals in saudi arabia. she was up against china's olympic champion. gauff had to come from behind in this match. it was a real battle

recognizable athletes, crashing out of the mls playoffs with a stunning loss to ninth seated atlanta united in the first were drowned. atlanta united will now move on to face orlando's city in the eastern conference semifinal. >>> the princess of wales joining the festival of remembrance in london. attendees included kate wearing a red poppy. a symbol of remembrance day and a not to those that died in the world wars. also at the event king charles and other members of the royal family. kate is expected to attend the main ceremony later today. >>> fireworks lighting up the skies of berlin to mark the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. thousands attended. concerts and art events throughout the day. the berlin wall separated communist east germany from capitalist west germany for three decades. the fall marked the beginning of the fall of the iron curtain. the festival celebrating togetherness, peace and unity was more critical this year. >>> in the first show since the election, the cast of the s& l taking a moment to let the president-elect know exactly how they feel. >> tuesday ame

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and i was there for that atlanta united game. it made me feel a little bit better for the fact that my other team, arsenal, lost. i'm glad you didn't show those highlights. that would have single tear down the eye. >> good to see you. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> all right, that wraps this hour of cnn newsroom, for viewers in north america, cnn this morning is next. the rest of the world, it's connecting africa. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad h

with his team gunning for the biggest football prize in the united states, messi scored against atlanta united and the best of three series — 3—2 thanks to this header. last month miami, who are co—owned by david beckham, were named as one of the 32 sides in next year�*s expanded fifa club world cup. the first of rugby union�*s autumn internationals is underway, wales seeking first win in nine tests against all opposition. but fiji are turning this one around. with over 17 minutes played, fiji lead 21 points to 19. first meeting between sides since world cup pool game in bordeaux in september 2023, which wales won. later, scotland welcome world champions south africa to murrayfield. it�*ll be a huge challenge for gregor townsend�*s side who haven�*t beaten the springboks since 2010 and also lost to them in the group stage of the world cup last year. to be able to go to a game where you�*re take on the world champions, it�*s going to be a sell out, you know that you�*re going to have to play your best rugby, um, to have to be in the, in the game. so, yeah, it�*s got everybody�*s minds focussed

with his team gunning for the biggest football prize in the united states, messi scored against atlanta unitednta won the game — and the best of three series — 3—2 thanks to this header. last month miami, who are co—owned by david beckham, were named as one of the 32 sides in next year's expanded fifa club world cup. britain's sir mark cavendish has won his final race as a professional cyclist, the singapore criterium — bringing the curtain down on a record—breaking career that saw him wear the leader's jersey at all three grand tours, win one world title on the road, three on the track, and of course more tour de france stages than anyone else in history. cavendish wore the number 35, symbolising his record five stage wins at singapore earlier, which ended with one last sprint finish and one final podium appearance as a rider. cavendish says hejust want to stay in some way he can in the spot. —— sport. next to a famous win for fiji in the first of sunday's rugby union autumn internationals — they've got their first ever victory in cardiff after coming from behind to beat wales by 2a points to

intra-miami crashed out of the playoffs with a stunning loss tonight seated atlanta united in the first round. they had a record-breaking regular season, they lost 3-2 saturday night. they move on to face orlando city in the eastern conference semifinal. >>> the rubiks cube is turning 50. the puzzling toy has sold half 1 billion units over the last five decades. it was created by a bulgarian inventor in hungry. rubik worked at a technical university and used the queue to help teach math to his students. >> the cube is a tool for thinking. using the capacity of our mind of thinking, problem-solving, understanding situations, space, movement in space and so on and so forth. >> it was so popular with the students that he patented it, it became a global craze in the 80s must be solving is more than just a fun party trick, the world record for solving a randomly scrambled cube is just over three seconds. >>> dozens of monkees are still free after escaping from a biomedical research center in south carolina. police say only one of the monkees have been returned since a group of 43 escaped on

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the swing states that will determine who will become the 47th president of the united states in georgia's capital, atlanta, democratic candidate campbell, a harris repeated her pledge to be a president for all americans. later she's due to attend a rally in charlotte, north carolina, former president donald trump is also campaigning in north carolina, which is marketing its last day of early voting. he has promised to come, i don't use on like ration and taxes for as it is easy. let's take a listen at what comma harris and donald trump told voters. and we have an opportunity in this the election to turn the page on out of donald trump, trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we're done with that. i have done today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into the and i will bring back the american dream. we don't have the american dream, we had a, we had it, you know, we also had the energy independence 4 years ago. this is all you need to know, campbell of broke and she

on swing states that will determine who will become the 47th president of the united states in georgia. as capital atlanta democratic candidate capital harris repeated her pledge to be a president for all americans. later she's due to attend a raleigh in charlotte, north carolina, former president donald trump is also campaigning in north carolina, which is marketing. it's the last day of early voting. he's promised to crack down on migration and cut taxes. let us take a listen. i watch that you can imagine in your mind that the oval office, right, you can picture it within on tv. so just imagine if he is elected on day one, donald trump would walk in that oval office with his enemies list doing over in the enemy's list. when i am elected, i will walk in on your behalf with mike, you do live the and at the top of my list is bringing down the cost of living 3. you have come today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into the and i will bring back the american dream. we don't have

. >> jimmy: what is your favorite track in the united states? >> atlantao the united states and will maybe go to new york, l.a., chicago, san francisco. but you get to -- you really -- what surprises you most about america? >> eating burgers in the morning. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: eating burgers in the morning? >> we are not eating this in france. >> jimmy: oh, i have a surprise for you. we don't eat burgers in the morning either. [ laughter ] >> no? >> jimmy: donald trump eats burgers in the morning. [ laughter ] wait, who told you we eat burgers in the morning? >> i saw it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where did you see this happen? >> when i was racing. in florida. >> jimmy: oh, that's florida, that's not america. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's a whole different -- that's a very -- i've never seen anybody eating a hamburger for breakfast, i'm going to tell you right now. >> you should try it. >> jimmy: listen, i would. i just don't, you know? we have egg mcmuffins for that. [ laughter ] driving an f1, it's physically exhausting to drive the car. w

united states. people refer to atlanta as african-american capitol of the united states of the entrepreneur and thehat's concentrated around black businesses. san antonio has been becoming that way for hispanics. that has happened with politics and the community's less democratic the hispanic population was never as firmly committed to the democratic party is look to the african-american population has been. it does not have the historic connected to the civil rights movement and going back further to the new deal the african-american community has with democrats. it's a different marriage of convenience. i'm not really more democratic than republican but that is what has changed with the voters have become even more independent there voting republican. you asked if it is a trump thing, i think it's deeper than that i do not think it something that will go away. but a chunk of it is not cultural's economic update preside over bad economy there's no real deep-seated allegiance among hispanic republican party. a lot of that support will melt away. what i don't think you're going to gives us strength

united states, senator j.d. vance and lucia vance. ♪ >> thank you. my friends, it is great to be in the great city in atlantaorrow we are going to make donald trump the next president of the united states so it is a good day. i have a few people i want to thank before we get started. lieutenant governor bert jones come appreciate your leadership and everything you've done. god bless 'ya man. barry, thank 'ya barry. perhaps the best social media user in the u.s. congress, mike collins. my friend matt gaetz. good to see 'ya, man. former senator kelly loeffler. thank you for everything you have done. kelly has been such a good champion. good to see you. last but certainly not least is my favorite person here my lovely wife oooosha. thank you i love you. here's the thing. we are done with early voting in the state of georgia so tomorrow is the day. tomorrow is the day we vote for the future. tomorrow is the day we vote for change. tomorrow is the day we vote for affordable housing. tomorrow is the day we vote to make donald j. trump the president of the united states. now i didn't realize how small this was in 2

atlanta. but not in this unit that we were talking. the first alabama cavalry. yes. yes. some so they joined this group. they joined the so-called march to the sea, the victory march of tecumseh sherman. that's from chattanooga through atlanta down to savannah and then up into carolina and and it was the episode that won civil war for the south, more or less. did the first alabama, which was. 2000 men make any difference? sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits. they made quite a difference. and that is the reason that the title of my book says how these alabamians got written out of history. they are mentioned only in any of alabama histories and always in negative tones. they were disgruntled hillbillies, jealous of the wealth of the plantation owners. they were opportunist robbing their neighbors. they were. the don't use the. the alabama historian did not use the term white trash. they referred to them as the mud school class, the lowest of the low. yeah. the reason that they got into an army is fascinating. and so when chris s

united states and russia are well aware of this destruction. that would be the solution. host: maria, atlanta, georgia, democrat. good morning. caller: thank you. can you hear me? host: yes. go right ahead, maria. caller: i'm a long-time viewer of c-span. i've been watching you for 20 something years. from seven -- 7:00 to 10:00. my sister and i wondered -- do you have new people at the program? you are definitely not fair and balanced when it comes to your guests. we see too many caucasian people , in one segment for three hours. i can count the number of african-american people who have been on there in the last three weeks. that is going to affect any subject matter. they can give their opinion, but if it is caucasian, caucasian, day after day -- i know this is true because i get up every morning. lately, i have not been interested in watching the people because you are not fair and balanced. i hate to leave that after 20 something years, but you need to be more fair and balanced. host: so your opinion of fair and balanced as racially balanced? is that what you are saying? caller: have mor

united states? it won't, we shouldn't be now, even our trans atlanta system still in the laboratory should not expect the americans to protect us. you dance with those who are in the room. that also applies to the us president of the legs. also coming up on the day. well, trump's chemistry with turkish president, rush up type of air to one help improve ties between the 2 countries. funds a i think trump will have closer relations with ad one because i biden's door was closed with trump. they will, these be able to talk in the subsequent se ridiculous. let's take a closer look at what a new trump presidency could mean elsewhere in the world 1st at east asia. and then the situation here in germany or for years the united states has been trying to bolster ties with democracies in east asia as a way of countering rising chinese influence. but can these partnerships with stand for more years of donald from and how will us allies respond another time? so donald, trump and governments across the in the pacific expects him to take an america 1st approach to the region. then now calculating how who responds t

united states. georgia is a crucial swing states that from manage to secure in the selection democratic voters having the capital city atlanta disappointed. and believe that support for trump was driven by discrimination. he would probably run all over by it as i went to bed last i've heard of it hurley woke up and all this like you know out we get what wages is. okay. we just gave a way to serve. i think that america wasn't ready for i think is a female issue. yeah, i know the polling had said the rest is clothes. now it's even more on uh, you know, is the feeling of dismay. uh, as an african american in this country, it just sort of made me realize just, you know, how racist and sexist this country is. unfortunately, donald trump has promised to heal the united states when he had been to the white house again. but there is no quick fix to the deep divisions between democrats and republicans. chief international editor for d. w. richard walker is in west palm beach in the state of florida where president elect donald trump's transition team has setup offices. you joins me for more. richard, this has been quite a sweeping wi

united states. georgia is a crucial swing states that from managed to secure in this selection. democratic voters who in the capital city, atlanta disappointed and believe that support for trump was driven by discrimination. he would probably run all over by it and i went to bed last. hurley woke up and all its like, you know, out we get what we do is okay. we just have a way to serve. i think that america wasn't ready for i think is a female issue. yeah, i know the polling had said the race disclose. now it's even more on uh, you know, it was a feeling of dismay. uh, as an african american in this country. it just sort of made me realize, just, you know, how racist and sexist as country is. unfortunately, donald trump has promised to heal the united states when he had been to the white house again. but there is no quick fix to the deep divisions between democrats and republicans. right, let's get more of this from the, the chief intern estimated to richard walker, who was in west palm beach and found it out and he had his way up president elect donald trump's transition team as a set top offices. richard, you've been reporting

the united states by robert de niro and got a lot of attention in the united states suggesting there was fraud at the cdc in atlantally wasn't. but so they had been touring in auckland, south auckland, where a lot of pacific islander communities are there, which became very, very susceptible. there new zealand saw the biggest outbreak of measles in decades. so it was no surprise really that that virus did get on to an aircraft and got out to samoa. mr. kennedy really has questions to answer about his relationship with the people who made that film. it was called vaxed. mr. kennedy became the executive producer of the sequel. was a close colleague of the people who went out to new zealand and also to australia to promote fear of vaccines. so that's where it came from. and the catastrophic consequences that i witnessed on the island, and i spent much of a week of the time i was there just simply talking to mothers about the loss of their children, and it was really awful to listen to them. and i found myself at the end of it all just sitting in a cathedral and crying. i couldn't stop crying as the accumulation of fai

country, despite political differences, asian americans are united in their will to exercise their growing political power on a cook. alda 0, atlanta, georgia, spain is government says dozens of people are still missing in the aftermath of the is weeks. flash floods, a 158 people are not known to have died. most of them in the eastern region of valencia. satellite images reveal the extent of the disaster across the provincial capital. they always been deployed to help with the search and recovering the operations. sonya diego reports we just started to sign valencia a town in shock. reading from a catastrophe that suddenly engulfed it. the full full so the flood evidence everywhere. margin wreckage line. the streets cause stacked on top of one another. and the cale signing to and us as many speak to us the feeling abandoned by us. ortiz, me, call me that email though. we've had no food, nothing, no help from the local council and my family so worried neighbors took it upon themselves to help each other out. on a release showed us how high the water flooded and how home she spoke of how there was little warning to indicate just how

united states of america. >> reporter: trump's running mate j.d. vance stopped here in atlanta monday.ound tracker shows a narrow lead for the trump campaign in georgia, and the state could play an outsized role in the election once again.late monday georgia's supreme court ruled 3,000 voters in cobb county who didn't get their absentee ballots on time will not get extra days to cast a ballot. cristian benavides, cbs news, atlanta. >>> let's sharpen our focus now on the seven battleground states that could sway the presidential election. we have a team of correspondents covering the key issues in these crucial states. >> reporter: i'm skyler henry in raleigh, north carolina where the state board of elections says it shattered early voting records. it's a razor thin race here between trump and harris as nearly 4.5 million voters have already cast their ballots. north carolina is the only one out of the seven battleground states that trump won four years ago. and despite carrying it the last two cycles he's rallied here four times since saturday. after speaking with dozens of voters the

atlanta this is cnn square. >> welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world.dryga in for reed, who is off this week. >> today on the program, it's nice to win as trump 2.0 starts to take shape. we'll start by taking a look at the once and future president's worldview the players who will shape it i'll talk to elbridge colby, who served as a pentagon official in the first trump administration then take over the already outsized role of elon musk has intimate access to the world's most powerful times, teddy schleifer to rear its ugly head in europe and america, what are you israel's envoy combating anti-semitism. >> mikhail kotler once tells me. what can be done to stop it it's still inaugurated again, but his vision for his second term is becoming clearer, especially after he announced a slew of cabinet picks. >> this his diplomacy slash national security team includes senator marco rubio, a secretary of state. fox news host pete hegseth as defense secretary congressman mike waltz as national security advisor, and former congresswoman tulsi gabbard as director

united states of america. ♪ >> vice president harris in atlanta earlier today, that is where she began on the campaign trail.as now touched down in charlotte, north carolina. she will hold a rally. she has not come off the plane yet. when she does, she will make away over to charlotte for a rally that is supposed to start at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. we will have live coverage of that rally. we are on the campaign trail today throughout the day and into the evening. tomorrow as well. and on monday. all up to election day. if you missed any of it, you can find all of these events on our website. or on our free video mobile app. follow along as the candidates make their closing arguments. you can see her staff is coming off the plane. let's watch and see if we get a glimpse of the vice president here. if she talks to reporters. >> did you mail in your ballot? v.p. harris: vote. >> getting off of her airplane as they touched down in charlotte. she will make a way to a rally there. it is slated to get under with 5:00 p.m. eastern time. we will have coverage of that. we have been live this afternoon with the former

united states. but 1st, let's go to john henderson, in atlanta, georgia for the latest from there were still waiting on atlanta. what are you hearing as far as result? is rightfully at this point. i think it has to be said that donald trump is its way to leave a favorite. but as 0 laid out very well there, atlanta has a lot of votes yet to be counted. that's, we're kind of the hair is, is likely to get a big chunk of votes. it is in that big blue blob around atlanta, that the democrats get a lot of their votes, but she would have just slightly outperform expectations in order to get their not impossible. joe biden did something similar 4 years ago, but they did set a record for apparently you said a record for turn out here looks like they're getting over 5000000 votes a year in gwinnett county where i am. they are just, they have definitely set a record. i talked to zach manifold. he is the election supervisor here in gwinnett county, which is one of those suburban counties were democrats tend to do well around atlanta. this is what he had to say. the gwinnett has definitely to record at about 630

at denver international, the nation's third busiest airport behind atlanta and dallas, denver is also the busiest hub for both united to a thousand flights. >> we generally try and declare snow alerts anywhere from 12 to 18 hours in advance so people can get ready. then we're up and running. >> reporter: 150 pieces of equipment standing by. denver international has the biggest footprint of any airport in america, 53 square miles, six runways, the longest 16,000 feet. >> we can take it right down to bare pavement. we can clear our 16,000-foot runway in about 15 minutes. >> 15 minutes? >> which is unheard of in our industry. >> reporter: flying full this week, southwest says it's staffed up and ready. >> denver is essential for southwest airlines. it is a year-round busy here. you have summer and winter tourism. it's a busy airport. it's also a great transfer location from the west coast and the east coast to their final destinations. >> reporter: underground, dia's six miles of tunnels and ten miles of conveyer belts handle 65,000 bags a day. sunday, the tsa's busiest, they're expecting 85,000 bags. >> everything ram

united states. it is not showing up on the map here, but it could impact the travel hubs where it san american hub and a lot of flights through atlanta, where they could be impacted by thunderstorms. and we'll track the thanksgiving weekend forecast for the bay area and more coming up in just a few minutes. >>> this happened in the city of piedmont. the tesla cybertruck they were in crashed around 3:00 a.m. right next to crocker park. our lauren toms will join us live from the crash site where neighbors are gathering to mourn the lives lost, just a enough day for that town. >> reporter: yeah, ryan, you could really feel the weight of grief in this community as neighbors, they are just starting to mourn the loss of the three young adults. we learned that they were recent graduates of piedmont high school in their class of 2023, all home from college for the thanksgiving holiday. neighbors, slowly hearing the names of three young adults killed in a fiery car crash overnight. sandy martin, a former piedmont middle schoolteacher discovered three of the victims were in her class. >> just great kids. i know things like this do happen. no m

united states. georgia is a crucial swing states that from managed to secure in this selection, democratic voters who in the capital city, atlanta disappointed. and believe that support for trump was driven by discrimination. he would probably run all over by it as i went to bed last i've heard of it hurley woke up and all this like you know out we get what we do is okay. we just gave a way to serve. i think that america wasn't ready for i think is a female issue. yeah, i know the polling had said the race as close as even war on. uh, you know, it was a feeling of dismay. uh, as an african american in this country. it just sort of made me realize just, you know, how racist and sexist this country is. unfortunately, donald trump has promised to heal the united states when he had been to the white house again. but there is no quick fix to the deep divisions between democrats and republicans correspondent benjamin alvaros group has been coming the election from palm beach, florida has more now on the reaction to the trump victory. the dr. polls definitely under estimated there was the taste campaign has been doing in several of tho

atlanta. >> this is cnn a new push for clean nuclear energy is underway, as the united states struggles to meet climate and technology goals. >> but the efforts face strong opposition from americans terrified of what comes with nuclear energy. and that's nuclear waste. >> that's right. the big question, though, are those fears justified? cnn chief climate correspondent bill weir has this look with humanity thirsty for clean energy, nuclear is having a green renaissance. >> the palisades nuclear plant back up and running, even among democrats. in michigan, governor gretchen whitmer is using a billion and a half in ira funds to reopen the palisades nuclear plant, saying it's the only way to meet state climate goals. >> chaos and confusion reigned as monitors tried to determine exactly how much radiation was released. >> and 50 years after america's most notorious nuclear accident microsoft is planning to reopen three mile island to power the demand for ai computing radiation in the containment there is no conclusive proof that accident made anyone sick. >> we have a serious condition but films li

united states. >> reporter: even though turn out at the polls has been steady, there have been several issues today, including a series of bomb threats in various metro atlantanties. secretary of state brad raffensperger told reporters those threats appear to be from russia and were not deemed credible. some polling locations were extending their hours due to the delays. more than a million people expected to cast ballots, in addition to a record 4 million who early voted. i spoke with one woman who lives abroad and flew all the way back home to georgia to cast her ballot in person for vice president kamala harris. >> she looks like me. i'm a black woman. have four children. select kind of important to me. >> i know for a fact that, like, kamala is going for reproductive rights, and i have a lot of women in my life that are very important to me, so i just wanted to support them and make sure i got that boat out there. >> reporter: both harris and trump have made at least half a dozen visits to the peach state, which has turned into a fierce battleground with 16 electoral votes up for grabs. norah? >> norah: so many voters turning out today. nikole killion, t