big ben bongs.ueen elizabeth attends a ceremony to mark remembrance sunday to honour the dead from the two world wars. people across the uk observe a two—minute silence. hello and welcome to the programme. joe biden is wasting no time in making preparations for his move to the white house. the president—elect is preparing a series of executive actions reversing mr trump's decisions once he takes office injanuary. these include informing the un that america wants to rejoin global efforts against climate change. but first, he'll have to address the health of the nation. the covid pandemic has so far claimed 238,000 american lives. he's already announced he will form a coronavirus response committee to ensure it is ready to implement decisions from his inauguration day in january. previously, he said he wants to provide free testing for all, and hire 100,000 people to set up a national contact—tracing programme. mr trump has still not admitted defeat. he renewed his claims that the election was stolen,

. >> ding, ding, ding, bong, bong, bong, >> jimmy: and finally, acceptance. >> this is china's fault. >>. >> as closes you can get. >> jimmy: now bend over and take it like a man getting spanked with a rolled-up magazine. it's just going to take time. four more years and he'll be over it. and it may take his supporters longer than that. there was a rally on saturday in washington, the "million" maga march. they were about 985,000 short of a million, but don't say that to white house press secretary kasey macaroni, who did what trump press secretaries are expected to do. she added a few zeros to it. "amazing! more than one million marchers for president @realdonaldtrump descend on the swamp in support. best base in political history. we love you guys!" even sean spicer was like "that number seems a little high." local authorities estimated the size of the crowd at around ten thousand. but bear in mind, in fairness to kayleigh, if you ask her how old she is, she holds up her fingers and says "this many." the president did not speak at the rally, but he did drive through the crowd to giv

big ben bongs. elizabeth attends a ceremony to mark remembrance sunday to honour the dead from the two world wars. people across the uk observe a two—minute silence. hello, welcome to the programme. the us president—electjoe biden is expected to name a team of experts today who will draw up plans to tackle the coronavirus pandemic in america. he's already promised that the proposals will be built on a "bedrock of science". donald trump is still refusing to accept the result of last week's presidential election. i've been speaking to our washington correspondent ben wright about mr biden‘s immediate plans. he has confirmed — or people around him have confirmed — what he was saying during the campaign, which is that he wants to sort of re—engage america in multilateral institutions, he wants to sign up again to the paris climate accords, the who, i mean, he wants to reverse a lot of executive action that donald trump took on the world stage — and that will please a lot of america's partners who have s

big ben bongs. band plays last post. other members of the royal family followed. absent, for their different reasons, were princes harry and andrew. the wreath—laying by the politicians, a small group of commonwealth high commissioners and the military chiefs, would normally have been followed by the march—past by thousands of veterans. the record will show that in 2020, 100 years after the cenotaph was unveiled, things had to be done differently. the veterans were represented by a group of 25. yet, for all the changes required by the pandemic, lives lost in war, and more recently, were recalled and honoured, for remembrance is carried in the heart. nicholas witchell, bbc news. celebrations have been taking place in ireland and india afterjoe biden and kamala harris were confirmed as the next president and vice—president of the united states. joe biden has links to ireland, and kamala harris' mother was indian, as paul hawkins reports. celebrating one of their own. this is the village in south—east india where kamala har

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[sfx: bong!] "the daily social distancing show. so earlier today, i spoke to bill gates. we're back in the streets kissing strangers again. bill gates, welcome back to "the daily social distancing show. >> good to see you. >> trevor: you last joined us on the show, i would say it was about seven months ago, and seven months ago, just like dr. fauci, you said you were worried because you felt like the worst was yet to come. a lot of people accused you of ped licofped lick fare and terr. why does it sound like we're worse at handling this? >> a couple of things are working against us. first is with the winterer, we're colder, the virus multiplies and we're indoor more. that's not good. there's a certain fatigue, certain things people have had to do in staying away from friends, that's tougher. this round, europe is getting better compliance with the restrictions than the u.s. and they're starting to see a downturn. >> trevor: when you talk about the compliance and the downturn, should we be looking at the virus cases or should we be looking at the deaths? i never know which

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i'm grateful to both of you, it's been a long week for bong of you. i'm grateful for your time. thank you very much. >>> and coming up -- unlike president trump, other candidates who came out on the short end of the count, refuses to accept it. >> the people have spoken and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. i just called governor clinton over in little rock, and offered hi congratulations. we will get behind this new president and wish him -- wish him well. >> i'd say to president-elect bush that what remains a partisan rancor must now be put aside and may god bless his stewardship, this country. this is america. we put country before party. we will stand together behind our new president. >> senator obama and i have had and argued our differences and he has prevailed. these are difficult times for our country. and i pledge to him tonight to do all in my power to help him lead us through the many challenges we face. ♪ at university of phoenix, students with relevant life experience and eligible transfer credits save on average $11k and 1 year off their undergrad d

[sfx: bong!]ething. >> so at the end of may, george floyd was killed. the black lives matter protests were happening. >> i can't breathe! >> now nashville gathers in the name of george floyd. >> charlie worsham got on the opry stage. >> thank you, everyone, for tuning into the grand ople tonight. >> and he talked about george floyd. he talked about breonna taylor. >> i want to dedicate this song tonight to the families of breonna taylor, armond armory and george floyd and rayshard brooks, and everybody out there who is fighting the good fight for justice. >> he was unapologetic about it, but he was also extremely passionate. ♪ black bird singing in the dead of night ♪ >> i watched him and i cried. ♪ take these broken wings and learn to fly ♪ >> you know in the midst of everything that's gone on this year, i'm curious to know, how do you talk to your kids about it? >> you hear about it and, you know, you talk to your daughters about it but not the way you talk to your son. it was crazy to me, the d

. >> police found small amounts of marijuana in ryan's room along with a bong, baggies and tin foil andn had given detectives about the two suspects. >> both male blacks, he said they were large. he said they acted like they were from a gang but that was something that we still didn't know 100% sure if that was true or not. >> claiming two black men committed the murder seemed almost too convenient. and more troubling, if ryan had been beaten by gang members much bigger than he was, why didn't he look like it? >> there's no question if ryan had been in a serious duking it out fight with a couple of guys, that he would have ended up much more battered than he was. >> if they wanted to hurt him worse than they did, definitely so. yes. >> and remember, ryan had told police that one suspect said, i know your circumstances. i'm not going to kill you. was that true? and if so, what did it mean? and then there was issue of ryan claiming to have left the house before he so much as took a peek into his mother's bedroom. >> did that strike anybody as odd? >> i think so. as a detective, you have t