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they are all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france, germany, canada, etc., ireland. i feel good about the ability -- i said when we announced that the next president would inherit a divided country and the world in disarray. the reception we have gotten around the world from our allies and friends has been real. confident that we will be able to put the -- put america back in the place of respect that it had before. >> [inaudible] >> mitch mcconnell has suggested today that he may not recognize the outcome of this election until the electoral college meets next month paired have you spoken -- month paired have you spoken to your long term friend -- longtime friend in the senate? what do you make of his specific comments over the last 24 hours? president-elect biden: i have not had a chance to speak to mitch. my expectation is i will do that in a not-too-distant future. i think that the whole republican party has been put in a position with few little being mildly intimidated by the sitting president. we will have the electoral college -- they will be making their ju

we're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france, to germany, to canada, etc. in ireland, the reception and welcome we've got around the world from our allies and our friends has been real. and i have a number of other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to move for the mirror for trade america back in the place of respect that it had before. let's turn now to some other stories making news around the world. russia has begun deploying around 2000 pace capers to the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh that enforce a truce that azerbaijan and armenia agreed to on monday. at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict broke out again. and again, between the 2 former soviet republics in september, long time palestinian negotiator, saeb erekat, has died of covert ninety's at the age of 65. for nearly 30 years, eric had championed palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized, calloused in president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a guatemalan vill

allies britain, france, germany, canada, and turkey congratulating biden.ome administration officials are refusing to go along with it and william barr is calling prosecutors to investigate voter fraud and one resigned saying in a statement, quote. president son don jr. and his girlfriend have another hostile takeover on their mind as gop sources tell cnn they may have their sights on leadership role at the republican national committee and something don jr. denied but some have people in the party cringing. >> ladies and gentlemen! leaders and fighters for freedom and liberty! and the american dream! the best is yet to come! >> reporter: privately trump advisers are wincing at the idea the president pursuing these to last week's election results. one white adviser told me, quote, i'm not sure why the president wants a recount. it's like he wants to lose twice you but the white house is taking note who is standing with the president as he digs in his heels and if the president runs in 2024 as being in the party expect the trump team will long remember the r

if germany is crossed, britain and france will realize they don't need me. i need a germany that is not crushed. that still has power were they understand they must depend on the united states and if they do that, i can force them into a more liberal, more progressive version of international relations. this guy can be subtle. lodge, frequently, was not. he's a really complicated guy. politics comes down to simple things. we are more likely to have the real peace if we insist on the real victory. like defeating the confederacy. like 1945 in japan. ok. what happens. woodrow wilson loses the election. woodrow wilson's party, the democrats, lose the senate and the house and the most important election no one remembers became the only commander-in-chief of wartime to lose the congress until george bush in 2006. and the new republican majority leader is -- there were a couple interesting defeats. this is senator lewis. senator lewis is the first minority whip -- he survived on a diplomatic mission the torpedoing of a boat he was on. he was defeated. here is anothe

jake, they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain, france, germany, etc. i feel good about america is back, says joe biden. it's not a boast, a stretch or a rallying call. it kind of amazing me when michael jordan returned to basketball, i'm from and so, you know, he was the best player in the league and, you know, people admired his leadership and his fight. and when he came back to the team, people were a little bit weary. things had moved on. he was gone for a bit, playing baseball, and the team shifted. some people had gone away. some people had taken more of a leadership role. and all of a sudden, this great player, this is her little boy who is already not saying his data, what i'm saying is that the make up of the landscape has changed. and so he wants to come back and be at the head of the table. that's what he said, but when you listen to uncle americal saying that she wants germany and europe to work side by side with the united states and european commission president and saying that she wants that europe should take more initiative. i don't thi

leaders and response has been very jake, we're all looking forward to being able to from great britain, france, germany, etc. i feel good about america is back, says joe biden. it's not a boast right or wrongly in coal country for my me when michael jordan returned to basketball. and so, you know, he was the best player in the league and, you know, people admired his leadership and his fight. and when he came back to the team, people were a little bit weary. things had moved on. he was gone for a bit, playing baseball, and the team shifted. some people had gone away. some people had taken more of a leadership role. and all of a sudden this great playing says her little boy is already not saying his data. what i'm saying is that the make up of the landscape has changed. and so he wants to come back and be at the head of the table. that's what he said, but when you listen to uncle americal saying that she wants germany and europe to work side by side with the united states and european commission, president ursula burns alliance saying that she wants that europe should take more initiative. i don't think

the foreign ministers of germany, france, britain have met in berlin to discuss the future of the arounduclear deal. they have spirited efforts to keep the deal alive after donald trump abandoned it. germany has expressed hope that they you knew -- that the new u.s. administration might revive the accord. turkey has prevented a search operation by the german navy of a cargo ship suspected of smuggling arms into libya. th intercepted the vessel on sunday night. it is part of a european union naval mission. they had to abort their search after the turkish government protested to the european union mission. i am joined now by my political correspondent ons. what can you tell us about this incident? hans: the break it confirmed they wanted to search it. they give a couple of hours, once the waiting period had passed, they entered t ship and started the search. until that point, everything went reanably well, and the crew of the ship cooperated, but it was only once the germans had entered that turkey protested against this action, and is a result of international law, when such a process is

national security adviser during the obama administration to try the foreign ministers of germany, france and britain have met in berlin to discuss the future of the iran nuclear deal, the 3 countries have spearheaded efforts to keep the 2015 agreement alive after u.s. president donald trump abandoned it. germany has expressed hope that the new u.s. administration might revive the your court. turkey has accused germany of breaking international law after german soldiers boarded a turkish cargo ship without requesting official permission. the soldiers intercept at the ship overnight on suspicion. it was carrying weapons to libya. they abandoned their search after turkey protested to the mission. we turn our attention to france now where the government there has proposed a sweeping new security bill following a series of recent terror attacks. while among other things, the new law would make it a criminal offense to publish images of police officers with intent to cause them harm. or it's sparked a national outcry among journalists, unions, and free speech campaigners. well, asuna phonic are reports no

they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain, to france to germany, to canada, etc. the reception of welcome, we've got round the world from our allies and our friends has been real and i have a number of other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the put america back in the place of respect that it had before the president has refused to accept the election outcome. he insists it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges is due to mark veterans day later at arlington national ceremony cemetery. it will be the president's 1st public appearance since u.s. networks reported that joe biden won their system is set up these demonstrators in front of the supreme court don't like it. but nevertheless, donald trump and his party are still in charge, and they're rushing to fulfill a central campaign pledge just before the transition of power. republicans want the supreme court to get rid of obamacare and opening arguments have just begun. trump promised his supporters, he'd roll back one of obama's major achievements.

very forceful, energetic, and they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france, to germany, etc. so i feel good about the ability to stay. america is back, says joe biden, it's not a boast, a stretch or a rallying call. it comes from us and me when michael jordan returned to basketball, i'm from so and so you know, he was the best player in the league and, you know, people admired his leadership and his fight. and when he came back to the team, people were a little bit weary. things had moved on. he was gone for a bit, playing baseball, and the team shifted. some people had gone away. some people had taken over a leadership role. and all of a sudden, this great player hansen is here to boyden is already out. and he hasn't even not saying he's out data. what i'm saying is that the makeup of the landscape has changed. and so he wants to come back and be at the head of the table. that's what he said. but when you listen to uncle americal saying that she wants germany and europe to work side by side with the united states and european commission, president ursula burns alliance

been very fulsome energetic, and they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain, france, germany, canada, etc. so i feel good about the ability to america is back, says joe biden. it's not a boast, a stretch or a rallying call. it kind of amazing me when michael jordan returned to basketball, i'm from so and so you know, he was the best player in the league and, you know, people admired his leadership and his fight. and when he came back to the team, people were a little bit weary. things had moved on. he was gone for a bit, playing baseball, and the team shifted. some people had gone away. some people had taken more of a leadership role. and all of a sudden this great player says her little boy is already outdated, that he hasn't even not saying he's outdated. what i'm saying is that the make up of the landscape has changed. and so he wants to come back and be at the head of the table. that's what he said. but when you listen to uncle americal saying that she wants germany and europe to work side by side with the united states and european commission, president ursula burns alli

allies, britain, france, germany, canada, turkey, congratulating biden. some administration officials refuse to go on with the president's farce. william barr calling on them to velgt voter fraud, saying having familiarized myself with the new policy and ramifications, i must resign from my role as director of the election crimes branch. the they have another hostile takeover. sources say they may have their sites on leadership roles at the republican national committee, something don jr. denied, but a scenario that has some in the party cringing. >> ladies and gentlemen. leaders and fighters for freedom, liberty and the american dream, the best is yet to come. >> reporter: privately, trump advisers winceing. not sure why the president wants a recount, it is like he wants to lose twice. the white house is taking note of who is standing with the president as edition in his heels now. if the president wants to run in 2024, many in the party expect that to happen, trump team is taking a note of who is passing a loyalty test these days and who is not. this ma

the biden administration but also, again, the european signatories of the deal -- great britain, france, germanyn carry some water and begin to lay the groundwork for future discussions. those discussions are not just going to be between iran and the signatories of the nuclear agreement. i think the intention is to broaden the parameters, bring in other regional actors that are also opposed to the deal or opposed to iran's role in the region and have much more of a multilateral engagement on regional issues. >> right. that is quite an ambitious plan you rolled out there. you can see that the biden administration has its work cut out for it. >>> ethiopia's federal forces are looking for leaders of the tig x-ray people's liberation front after taking control of the regional capital mikelly on saturday. fighting began in the northern tigray region on november 4 the. the conflict has forced thousands to flee across the border. aid groups say more than 43,000 are in neighboring sudan. ethiopia's government promises humanitarian corridors will be set up in both directions in mekelle. our senior nation

that's why you've seen a parade of britain, france, germany, making phone calls to president-elect bidenct trump's feelings. >> when we look at what's still happening or not happening back here at home, cnn reported cia director was iced out of a meeting on friday. there is a lot of talk that she may soon be fired. what is that impact, right? especially as we look at the next 60 days plus to come, how significant would it be if president trump in fact fired gina haspel. >> that is the sort of move that would upset our allies and share organizations and know haspel well. they know what haspel has been doing is carefully messaging this president, not always sharing things that would upset him or inflame his anger. she wanted to make sure that the intelligence community could keep doing its job. right now, the thing she's having to fight back on is the idea the president wants to declass fi a lot of fbi russia investigation documents that would serve as again that foundation for the grievances to come, and would serve as a foundation for a 2024 campaign just possibly. director haspel doesn'

very forceful, energetic, and they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france, to germany, to canada, etc. so i feel good about you america is back, says joe biden. it's not a boast, a stretch or wrongly in coal country for my me when michael jordan returned to basketball. and so, you know, he was the best player in the league and, you know, people admired his leadership and his fight. and when he came back to the team, people were a little bit weary. things had moved on. he was gone for a bit, playing baseball and the team shifted. some people had gone away, some people had taken more of a leadership role. and all of a sudden, this great player, this is her true biden, is already, he hasn't even, you know, as not saying he's out of date. what i'm saying is that the make up of the landscape has changed. and so he wants to come back and be at the head of the table . that's what he said. but when you listen to uncle americal saying that she wants germany and europe to work side by side with the united states and european commission, president ursula burns alliance. saying th

has ordered four regions into lockdown to slow community spread of coronavirus, joining britain, france, germany, the netherlands, the czech republic, and other european countries with tough new measures. kenya has ordered bars and restaurants to close and will ban political gatherings for two months as an exponential rise in coronavirucases threatened to surpass july's peak. in mexico, hospitals in the northern border city of ciudad juarez have reached capacity and began wait-listing patients amid a surge of covid-19 cases. officials have imposed a nightly curfew and ordered the largely u.s.-owned factories known as maquiladoras to close on weekends. across the border, overtaxed hospitals in el paso have begun airlifting covid patients to other cities in texas. in denmark, officials have ordered millions of minks to be killed amid fears the animals are transmitting a mutated strain of the novel coronavirus back to humans. there are fears the new strain could be resistant to vaccines currently under development. a warning to our listeners and viewers, this story includes graphic descriptions of

the foreign ministers of germany, france, and britain have met in berlin to discuss the future of the iran nuclear deal. the 3 countries have spearheaded efforts to keep the 2015 agreement alive after the us president donald trump abandoned its germany has expressed hope the new u.s. or its version. might we vive, be a cold. turkey has accused germany of breaking international law after german soldiers boarded a turkish cargo ship without requesting official permission. the soldiers intercepted the ship overnight on suspicion. it was carrying weapons to libya abandon after turkey protested to the e.u. mission. human rights groups say below as police have arrested more than 300 demonstrators in the capital, minsk, thousands protested for the 16th. straight sunday, calling on president of example of the schenkel to step down. they accuse the president of rigging the elections in august. government has condemned unrest that led to the burning of the country's congress building on saturday. the protests were part of growing demonstrations against conservative president a for approving a b

they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. the reception and welcome we've got from our allies and our friends has been real and other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the full put america back in the place of respect that it had before. and meantime, president trump still refusing to accept the election outcome. he insists that it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges. he continues to enjoy the backing of many prominent republicans for system is that these demonstrators in front of the supreme court don't like it. but nevertheless, donald trump and the republicans are still in charge. and they're rushing to fill a central campaign pledge just before the transition of power. they want the supreme court to get rid of obamacare. and opening arguments have just begun trunk promised his supporters. he'd roll back one of obama's major achievements. it's just one of the reasons many here voted for him again. and many of the 71000000 americans who voted for trump,

the foreign ministers of germany, france, and britain have met and berlin to discuss the future of the iran nuclear deal. the 3 countries have spearheaded efforts to keep the 2015 agreement alive after u.s. president donald trump abandoned it. germany has expressed hope that the new u.s. administration might revive the accord. turkey has accused germany of breaking international law after german soldiers boarded a turkish cargo ship without requesting official permission. the soldiers intercepted the ship overnight on suspicion. it was carrying weapons to libya. they abandoned their search after turkey protested to the e.u. commission. want to turn our attention now to east africa, where ethiopia has accused rebels forces of destroying the airports in the ancient town of a u.n. world heritage site as the 2 sides battle for control of the northern t. great region. if you set a wednesday deadline for the tikrit forces to lay down their arms or face an assault on the regional capital, mikhail 8 the people's the liberation front has vowed to keep on fighting the u.n. . now fears 200000 peo

the foreign ministers of germany, france, and britain have met in berlin to discuss the future of the iran nuclear deal. the 3 countries have spearheaded efforts to keep the 2015 agreement alive after u.s. president donald trump abandoned it. germany has expressed hope that the new u.s. administration might revive the accord. turkey has prevented a search operation by the german navy of a cargo ship suspected of smuggling arms into libya. the german frigate hamburg intercepted the turkish vessel in the mediterranean on sunday night. the german warship is part of a european union naval mission to stop arms reaching libya. german soldiers boarded the cargo ship but had to abort their search after the turkish government protested to the european union mission. are for more now i'm joined by our political correspondent hans from going to see you. hans. so what more can you tell us about this incident? well, what happened is that this german frigate to inform the ship concerned that they want to search it. that stopped the ship and then gave it a couple of allah for the fact to sink in as

very full some, energetic and they are all looking forward to being able to, from great britain to france, germany, etc and ireland, so, ifeel good about france, germany, to canada, etc and ireland, so, i feel good about the ability to... i said when we announce that the next president is going to inherit a divided country underworld in disarray, the reception welcome we've gotten around the world from our allies and our friends has been around the world from our allies and ourfriends has been real. a number of other calls to return, so i feel confident that we are going to be able to put america back on a place of respect that it had before. we just heard theirjoe biden speaking with borisjohnson, the prime minister. after that call, boris johnson said he was looking forward to the new us administration. he put out a tweet... nick earlyjoins us from westminster. despite brexit, despite all of the reports over the last few days that britain might be frozen out by a new biden administration, it appears that borisjohnson was the first european date spoke to. it appears that borisjohnson was the firs

very fulsome, energetic and they are all looking forward to being able to come from great britain to france to germany to canada, et cetera, and ireland. so i feel good about the ability to -- i said when we announce that the next president will inherit a divided country and the world in disarray. the exceptions that we've gotten from the world and our allies and our friends has been real. we have a number of other calls and i feel confident to put america back in a place of the respect that i had before. >> mr. president-elect, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said today that he may not recognize the outcome of this election until the electoral college meets next month. have you spoken to your longtime friend in the senate mr. mcconnell, and i think the whole republican party has been put into position with a few notable exceptions. but only one president at a ti time, but in the meantime we hope to had a chance to speak to mitch. >> if i could follow up, without transition funding would we be able to go through the proper transition that's needed, would you like access to the pdb and will

they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france to germany to canada etc in ireland the reception and welcome we've got around the world from our allies and our friends has been real and i have a number of other calls to return and so i feel confident that we're going to be able to. put the mirror for trade america back in the place of respect that it had before. us president elect joe biden there on restoring the u.s. his place in the world let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines business executive manuel merino has been sworn in as the interim president of peru a day after his predecessor was ousted by congress over corruption allegations the speed of x. leader martin this car as dismissal has raised concerns over peru's democracy a guatemalan village destroyed by landslides during hurricane 80 has been declared an inhabitable authorities have suspended the search for victims and they've designated. an official final resting place of the dead and unknown number of people are buried under the mud. russia has begun to depl

when we talk about mass testing, i did look a little earlier at britain's mass testing is greater than france's, italy and germanyis this the way out of lockdown?“ the uk has done something there. is this the way out of lockdown? if you listen to what experts are saying about the benefits of mass testing, they suggest that in this case being liverpool the first city with a chart doing this, and they're thinking about doing a weekly basis critically in schools and hospitals and the expert seem to be saying that if you know who's got coronavirus, because of course eight out of ten people are eight 39 asymptomatic. they don't know they have the virus and are happily spreading it around without knowing it. if you know you've got coronavirus and you self—isolate, you can actually cut the spread of the virus down to half. so that's the virus down to half. so that's the kind of efficacy of the idea behind mass testing. i think what john says is right, one of the issues we've seen time and time again around testing is we have struggled to reach capacity. i take oi'i struggled to reach capacity. i take on board your point

we're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to, to france, to germany, to canada, etc. in our reception and welcome, we've got round the world for more. i want to see more friends has been real and i have a number of other calls to return. so i feel confident that we're going to be able to move from truth america back to the place of respect that it had before on. meantime, trump is still refusing to accept the election. he insists that it was stolen from him and is pressing ahead with legal challenges. he continues to enjoy the backing of many prominent republicans were system is set up these demonstrators in front of the supreme court don't like it. but nevertheless, donald trump and his party are still in charge, and they're rushing to fulfill a central campaign pledge just before the transition of power. republicans want the supreme court to get rid of obamacare and opening arguments have just begun. trump promised his supporters, he'd roll back one of obama's major achievements. it's just one of the reasons many here voted for him again. and many of the 71000000 a

very folsom and energetic and they're all looking forward to being able to, from great britain to france to germanyo canada, et cetera, and ireland. so i feel good about the ability to -- i said when we announced that the next president is going to inlater a divided country and a world in disarray. the reception and welcome we've gotten around the world from allies and friends has been real. i'm having a number of other calls to return, and so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put america back in a place of respect that it had before. >> [ inaudible ]. >> mr. president-elect, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell suggested today he may not recognize the outcome of this election until the electoral college meets next month. have you spoken to your longtime friend in the senate, mr. mcconnell, and what do you make of his specific comments over the last 24 hours? >> i haven't had a chance to speak to mitch. my expectation is that i will do that not too distant in the future. i think that the whole republican party has been put in a position with a few notable exceptions of being mildly

they're all looking forward to being able to from great britain to france, to germany, to canada, etc. in ireland, the reception and welcome we've got around the world from our allies and our friends has been real. and i have a number of other calls to return. and so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the mare put america back in the place of respect that it had before. let's look at some other news stories from around the world. long time palestinian negotiator, saeb erekat, has died of covert 19 at the age of 65 for nearly 30 years ever got champion palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never has all realized palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared 3 days of mourning. a quantum own village destroyed by landslides during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended the search for victims and designated in official final resting place of the dead. an unknown number of people are buried under mud there. ethiopia's government has set tough conditions for the start of talks to end. the conflict

course it's needed to hire more people the problem is that there is not enough people unlike france germany and britain spain have resisted a nationwide lockdown leading to a patchwork of different rules but as cases creep upwards more measures seem inevitable. in the british capital the street talk quieter than usual as england woke to its 2nd lockdown businesses barely back on their feet after the 1st wave now closed for a month of course there have been concerns about the high street deep concerns about what kind of lasting impact this 2nd lockdown will have and for some stores the 1st was already too much force to close their doors then concerns they could well be casualties a 2nd time around like other nations in europe britain's unveiled new relief measures to protect jobs the bank of england said it was injecting $195000000000.00 into the economy to help fund the government's debt fuelled spending so we can announce today that the furlough scheme will not be extended for one month it will be extended until the end of march. the government will continue to help pay people's wages up to 80 percent

very fulsome and energetic and they're all looking forward to being able to, from great britain to france, to germanyt cetera, and ireland. so i feel good about the ability to -- i said when we announced that the next president is going to inherent a divided country and a world in disarray. the reception and welcome we got around the world from our allies and our friends has been real. i have a number of other calls to return and so i feel confident that we're going to be able to put the, put america back in the place ever respect that it had before. reporter: [inaudible] reporter: mr. president-elect, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has suggested today that may not recognize the outcome of this election until the electoral college meets next month. have you spoken to your long-time friend in the senate, mr. mcconnell and what do you make of his specific comments over the last 24 hours? >> i haven't had a chance to speak to mitch. my expectation is that i will do that in the not too distant future. i think that the whole republican party has been put in a position with a few notable exceptions

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speaking to afp — the meeting is back on after pressure from european countries including france, britain, germanylondon. what can we expect from the unsc, where is the intl community in this?—has there been any regional coordination or pressure from au on abiy‘s government? slipping into civil war — what impact could this have i think it is really significant at this meeting is going ahead despite the manoeuvring and the attempts to delay it. but at the same time it is coming rather late. it is hours before the conclusion of this deadline that that prime minister gave for surrender and they gave the attack and i think we also have to say that community is really divided on this. we have countries pushing for a negotiator and dialogue but we have by the african union which should be taken to the and its headquarters is in addis ababa and should be taking the lead on this and get abby seems to be running rings around and we are talking about the former president of african states but he said he will not meet them as a single delegation he'll meet them one one and he will not allow them to mediate s