republican secretary of state certified biden's win and michigan republicans tonight showed no signs of budging after meeting with president trump. paula, you join us from the white house.de what is the pre going to do now? paula: what we've seen over past weekhis a from this legal campaign that has been almost entely unsuccessful to a campaign of political pressure. andothing was a clearer example of that than today when two michigan lawmakers came here to the white house to meet with president. tru and he was expected to try to pressure them to try to flip that state which of course president-elect joe biden won. bu following their meeting with the president, those two lawmakers released a statement. they said loonok, we've see

, discussed not everyone in the uk think they have budged enoughin uk think they have budged enough innks the uk have to knuckle down, was his phrase, and do it. and he is still quite annoyed about some of the things that have happened over here in the past few months. for example the internal markets bill? which could see the overwriting of the divorce deal. listen to mr martin. did not think he was at the table already but the problem with it if i'm honest is trust. and we are now negotiating a deal with the uk and in the back this is the uk and in the back this is the negative in my view from the negative in my view from the internal market and potentially it might happen in the finance market from example, it is creating niggling doubts, will that deal be solid? so there is all that stuff about the internal market bell but then there is the other thing that we have not talked about so far on the podcast which is the election ofjoe biden, podcast which is the election of joe biden, president—elect biden, and where that leaves, well, firstly one element is the likelihood of getting a

and they said budge on into, into direct conflict. that role is currently currently being undertaken by russia who's mediated communication between the 2. they have already been through, you know, success stories, for example, both sides yesterday, begad, exchanging the remains of fallen. soldiers are the bodies of troops that were killed in this war, and there are thousands and thousands of the people that have perished throughout this conflict. nevertheless, it is still early days and it remains to be seen whether this she's far will hold the all indications are that it will yes, certainly hope so. thanks, maria. that was artie's marie gas, the air force there. meaning capitol of yet, of now let's turn to the united states where the 2020 presidential election is still far from over counting and recounting continues in a number of states that any 2 weeks after the vote and the trump administration remained adamant. the president will secure a 2nd term my own view or looking at this election that we, we have what appears in some sense

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recovery funds won't be released, but the right wing governments in warsaw in poland for now won't budge. hungary and prime minister viktor orban brought plans to a screeching halt. he instructed his ambassador in brussels to reject the e.u.'s, 1.8 trillion euro budget and coronavirus rescue package. the polish government in warsaw meanwhile, also stood by hungary's side. both countries rejected stricter measures binding them to the e.u. rule of law. we are saying no to this package and we are using our veto because this so-called rule of law principle has nothing to do with the rule of law . rather, it is political enslavement and a radical limitation of our sovereignty. and if you, but if you, their resistance calls into question if and when they use corona aid will be made available. countries like spain and italy are eagerly awaiting assistance. if hungry in poland are seriously ready to block e.u. financing and solidarity to bring us out of the coronavirus crisis, just because it's following selfish national interests. and that would trigger a serious crisis for the european union w

we still haven't had joe biden the president—elect, well, donald trump is still not budging.e's not conceding, james, and it feels like the republicans are beginning to feel frustration, according to the financial times.|j thinkjoe biden's presidency, joe biden's victory, there is a sense of momentum there. he is speaking to world leaders, he spoke to the pope, i think world leaders, he spoke to the pope, ithink i'm world leaders, he spoke to the pope, i think i'm as you covered earlier. they are speaking to him, he is not on daily briefings, republicans get very worried about certain sort of republicans get very worried about security, and traditionally, an incoming president—elect gets the daily security briefings, and biden is not getting that. and that is disturbing for america. sol is not getting that. and that is disturbing for america. so i think with a sense of momentum, this sense of biden has one, no evidence of voter fraud has of biden has one, no evidence of voterfraud has come in from of the law seats are, they have to move on and sooner or later, they are going

deadlock over its 3 trillion, your own long term budget and our recovery and told and again refused to budge over plans to make the money conditional on respecting the rule of law. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. army says it has entered the 1st of 3 districts to be handed back by armenia as part of a contentious peace accord. the russian brokered agreement ended weeks of fighting over the disputed region in and around nagorno-karabakh. the 6 week war killed thousands of people in the go on a car that's now armenian populated region inside azerbaijan. armenian backed forces later expanded their control over surrounding regions, but under the recent peace deal has recaptured its lost territory and gained control of new regions shrinking the borders of the gone or armenian troops must leave the regions now that they lost control of by december 1st russian peacekeepers are being deployed to oversee the peace deal for more, i'm joined by emily. sure. when she was in the armenian capital territory, were armenians have been living for decades is being handed back over to today.

today, you look at the bond market, benchmark yields hardly even budged.hat does make you question the efficacy and resiliency of the staying power. not seeing the risk on tone in the bond market. might move to 1.2%, 1.3%. still, not so much belief that we will see too much room for higher yields, especially because you still have the fed very much in play. also being floated here, the idea that we do see rising covid-19 cases. we are likely to face more economic restrictions going forward. how far past this can you look, especially when you know that this is unbelievable news on the vaccine front, but we still don't have a date when we know that the economy can fully normalize. rotation, dock to people believe in it? friday was good, today was obviously good for it. i think as you pointed out, the last few months have not been that bad for the value overgrowth trade. do people think this could have more legs? taylor: a lot of investors we speak with truly believe that this could be the time that we see that shift because we have finally gotten a change, a

they haven't budged. in many ways the law doesn't allow for them to budge in many ways. you had donald trump summon these folks to the white house. so they still said that they were going to stand by the results of this election. it will likely -- maybe we'll see something of a delay, we certainly see the circus, and that's what you get when you have donald trump. but it is in some ways heartening to see the process at this local level working even though they've had attempts to disenfranchise particularly african-american voters in some of these cities. that seems to be on the way to failing. >> so to trevor to nia's point, all right, glass half full is, all right, great, the process at the local level is working. you know, looks to all systems go on this. but you know, you point out bigger picture that trump is really creating a roadmap per parties to actually challenge election results in the future. how do you mean? >> i think this is delayed for the sake of delay. it's not going anywhere. biden will end up being certified one way or the other as the winner in michig

. >> you are not budging is what i hear in your voice.not be budging no matter the lawsuit that comes your way when you're looking at this three week period. >> we're going to do the right thing. >> as of today the biden transition is getting into full swing. finally, when it comes to coordination with the federal government on covid, one of the most important aspects has been the information we hear from governors when they were speaking on the conference calls with mike pence or the coronavirus task force. i'm curious, what do you hope to get from the biden team that you didn't get from the trump administration? >> let me start by saying that vice president pence's team did communicate and did communicate regularly with us. right now they're helping us out with some surge testing in kentucky. what i hope that we will get from the biden administration is daily example of wearing masks, of encouraging others to wear masks, and to push that message really hard and get some uniformity in the steps that we know we have to take across the uni

we still haven't had joe biden the president—elect, well, donald trump is still not budging.ing, james, and it feels like the republicans are beginning to feel frustration, according to the financial times.|j thinkjoe biden's presidency, joe biden's victory, there is a sense of momentum

daytime highs are not budging. we are going right back up into the mid-80s again if you are inland, 84 the bay. 72 for the coast. just to leave you with three takeaways on this forecast, we are staying above average temperature-wise for today. and you can see that they are on the top line. there's a beach hazard at the coast. we will talk about their coming up and the complete forecast. don't get too excited about it. chance of rain by this weekend. see you in a bit. >>> hundreds of polling stations open up across the bay area this weekend. people waited in socially distant lines in alameda, san francisco and san jose to vote early on the top of the ballot in person. a number of sporting venues like the colosseum, j center in levi's stadium were set up as voting centers. >> a tremendous amount of people. i was actually surprised to see these amount of people. >> i was so surprised when i passed by walking seen they were accepting ready votes starting today. i got my paper in my book and voting right away. >> it's n

we likely won't budge much with those temperatures as we go through our afternoon. it will be chilly with the strong cold front pushing through. current sustained winds, 21 miles per hour at sfo, 20 half moon bay, oakland 18 in napa, 17 for san jose. wind gusts, 28-mile per hour wind gusts in napa, 31 in san jose. winds are kicking up. 24 livermore as well as for hayward and 25 for half moon bay. cold low pressure system moving in dropping that strong cold front our way. the actual low pushes through for the weekend. unsettled weather, we can see a few showers today, maybe an isolated thunderstorm with small hail. daytime highs, mid to upper 50s to low 60s. high def doppler showing quiet conditions with showers to our north. as we go through we are looking at a break saturday, a few showers sunday. >>> 6:25. vote count 2020, president trump continues to threaten ballot counting process. >> in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, is there any validity to the claims and how is the republican party responding this morning? >> reporter: we are kee

a federal judge in pennsylvania has dismissed a lawsuit by the donald trump campaign of budging voter fraud. the u.s. president wanted to invalidate my lean ballots, but the judge said the campaign presented quote, strained legal arguments without merit and speculative accusation. it's official reserve results rubbish. biden won the state by more than 80000 protesters in guatemala city, have set fire to part of the country's congress building and made growing demonstrations against the president and lawmakers. the demonstrators unhappy with their leaders for approving a budget with cuts to education and healthcare spending. thousands of people have protested against israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu in jerusalem. demonstrators braved the cold weather to demand his resignation of alleged corruption. and the government's handling of the coronavirus appended to the polls as opposition. parties born of massive fraud in the general election already threatening not to accept the results. president rock casts his vote in an election of the shadowed by rising jihadist threats is expec

you can sell some of those out budged winners, trim them back to a more appropriate amount and sell theers to offset the tax you owe on those gains. if there are any stocks that you are reluctant to sell but they do have big losses and you'd like them for the long term you can buy them back after 30 days. any sooner than that and you will hear from the irs but if you don't want to leave, for instance, an airline of sized hole in your portfolio you can buy an etf is a temporary or longer-term replacement for the stocks you sell. for instance, delta and southwest are probably the two strongest airlines and they make up 20% of the u.s. global jets etf, ticker is etf and that's a good substitute for 30 days or longer term to the airline industry. jack: you're not breaking rules by buying that stock back in less than 30 days but what you are doing is sacrificing the ability to deduct the loss. >> exactly. jack: there is no shame in deducting that law spirit people think they want to get back to even and as a behavioral mistake but take that loss, deducted as a gift from the irs and then buy

his administration not budging. resisting typical transition tasks the secretary of state when asked about it today sounding disdainful >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration >> reporter: on capitol hill -- >> mr. vice president, is it time to concede? >> reporter: many senate republicans providing political cover for the president. >> senator, did vice president biden win the election >> we don't know yet >> we need to finish all the votes. all the votes need to be counted >> the president wasn't defeated by huge numbers in fact, he may not have been defeated at all. >> reporter: he was, nbc news has projected, based on state voting data. with new concerns now about the security impact of a turnover that's too slow. >> denying a lawful transition is a threat to our national security and to the rule of law. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo, by the way, was asked just moments ago if he was serious in those remarks we just showed you. he did not answer directly but did predict

failing to take this pandemic seriously and says she's still got the same leverage and she is not budgingillinois senator dick durbin who's of course a democrat in the senate minority whip on the democratic side. and senator durbin, the mayor of jackson, mississippi made it perfectly clear. he'd do more restrictions but he's not going to do a lockdown without knowing there's a financial backstop. some compensation for small businesses. and you know, i've heard this, the mayor of chicago made it an advisory arguably and not a lockdown. i've heard this from governor murphy of new jersey who said he'd do more but without federal government help on the small business front, you know, he feels trapped on that front. is there a compromise that can be had here or are we to take both pelosi and mcconnell at their words that nothing's going to happen? >> there is a compromise and basically it takes into consideration the reality of what we face today. i'm here in illinois, and we're at ground zero. our infection rate is skyrocketing. three times what it was just a few weeks ago. people are genuine

that will be the warm spot, cool spots along the coast with that fog in low cloud cover, reluctant to budge right around 60 degrees there on the low to mid 70s on the south end of the bay with mid to upper 70s for the santa clara valley and the north day, and the tri-valley right around 80 degrees. similar temperatures on the way for wednesday and thursday, and in a big drop on friday, more cloud cover with a strong cold front rolling through, some gusty wind as well, but that strong cold front just will not have any moisture to work with so clouds is about the extent of what will see overhead. the cool temperatures will stick around for the rest of the work week, and to the rest of the weekend, rather, in the beginning of the next work week. take a look at tomorrow's our by our temperatures coming up at 7:00. >>> dennis is here with sports and this is not the way jimmy g wanted to celebrate his 29th birthday. not good. >> this is crazy, i can't remember, liz, a team entering so many injuries. but the 49ers hosted the bay packers on thursday night, and nick mullens is once again the team st

on the 10th of november that both sides and the i mean your side as you budge on the side with the help of russian mediators. this area, city and province region were handed over peacefully by the armenian side to is it about time for them? this is a very big occasion because this mosque in the center of city has been a symbol of the war in the is it about johnny side 3 decades ago? 40000 people lived by johnnie's, who were expelled from the area, forced to leave, and have been refugees ever since. well, this was where i have just come back to my hometown. thank god. for 27 years i lived in exile. those barbarians destroyed our city. the. this is a landmark movement by john righteous and ceremonial. the 1st spread that mosque in 27 years learned that only the is headed by johnny military wouldn't speak to us in camera. well, we got out of them is that justice had been done was that it would go to the question is if it doesn't ask you about it, then you come to that issue the publisher coming. so i'm going to have you do the kind of that you both want, but it's not so, but it's a disserv

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president trump is not budging and he still has not conceded the election but cracks are appearing inory. of republicans are beginning to acknowledge joe biden's victory. group of independent leaders founded by the nelson mandela have seen enough. they all say donald trump is undermining democracy and the rule of law around the world. we will hear more from the four president of ireland mary robinson. many state and national polls were way off in the election again. we will investigate some possible causes. also in the programme. china condemns resignation of pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong isa pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong is a blatant challenge to its authority. so how will the

trillion euros long term budget that included recovery, package, hungry and cold, and again refused to budge over plans to make the money conditional on respecting the rule of law. and 75 years ago, the norm back trials began. they sent a legal precedent on holding international leaders to account for their crimes and laid the foundation for today's criminal court in the case below. i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. army says it has entered the 1st of 3 districts to be handed back by armenia. as part of the contentious peace accord. the russian brokered agreement ended weeks of fighting over the disputed region in and around nagorno-karabakh. got some maps for here, the 6 week war killed thousands of people in the go in a car that's an armenian populated region inside. the armenian forces later expanded their control over surrounding regions. but under the recent peace deal, john has recaptured its last territory and gained control of new regions shrinking the borders of nagorno. well armenian troops must leave the regions under the peace deal that they've lost. control of by decem

we did everything we could, but they wouldn't budge." thank you very much. "i'm sorry.e front. come back to london. we'll sort out what comes next." this is preposterous! i came here with integrity...of journalism, and you throw it in my face, all of you! it is not my fault that the baron can't keep his hands off women! a servant, nonetheless. so away with your press pass, away with your nobility! oh, an impressive effort, i think you'll agree, and maybe even a little glimmer of the star he was to become. well, at the start of the year, before coronavirus came along and changed all of our lives, mike corey headed to rio in brazil to have a look at all of the big preparations going into carnival and to understand the amazing impact it has on the local community. mike: carnival began here almost 300 years ago as a ball for the portuguese elite. but since then, it's opened up to everyone. local groups called samba schools prepare all year round for the event, signing floats, costumes and planning epic dance routines. these schools are often located in poor neighbourhoods,

the austrians appear on likely to budge on this one though. unless brussels comes forward with financial help. if the u. does mandate that ski resorts stay closed, that means a cost of up to $2000000000.00 euro for austria. if the really wants that it has to pay for it to the cannot force the slopes to close any restrictions would have to be part of an agreement among many of the states. one alpine nation that isn't a member of the e.u. is switzerland. and if you're committed to skiing this season, well, that might just be the place for you. there slopes are already open resorts as well, and they intend to stay that way. throughout the winter. peter, all of our r.t. berlin, bernadino a professor of modern european history is skeptical the bloc can find a solution to please all. i don't think we can go back to the major's assault because we still is not part of the european union. so they do basically want the like to do also as the france of possible european union, but they didn't find any column agreement we normally thing easily. if they op

more i guess the of see from kelly budge our region as headed by john. the protesters in the iranian capital, have burned israeli and u.s. flags to crime. the killing of the country's top nuclear scientist was tehran blames on israel demonstrators to band in retaliation for a new foreign ministry has rounded and to state terrorism. researchers to the father of iran's atomic, for if it is killing, could affect the already full tree and get ready to do the other resolved, assassination of one of iran's top nuclear scientists, or in the words of tehran, a terror attack carried out by the mercenaries of the us surfing zionist regime, mileti, you don't know who the people of iran are smarter and wiser than falling into the trap of the zionist conspiracy. they are thinking of creating chaos. they should know that we already know their tricks and they will not succeed in achieving their evil goals, both the zionist regime and those who are against iran, should know that the path of the country's development, the path of the country's research will continue rapi

the british will not budge and they say to truman. take them into the united states. that truman knows, domestic politics and international politics, the hostility for the european jews. the misunderstanding, congress will never allow them in the country. >> a question i had, a scene in the book, this goes back to the camps themselves and word gets back and the situation is really dire, people are suffering and talk to eisenhower and told him to clean it up. eisenhower goes back and goes toward the camp in particular the jewish camps and makes it a point these are under united states authority. was that an act of humanity or was i romanticizing truman and eisenhower in late of recent events, displaced people? >> truman and eisenhower in this book. heroes nonetheless, with displaced persons, it is because he read the bible from early on, jews belong - the pain in the beginning, we've got to realize what a mess europe was. we knew that millions had been killed, or many made it out of the camps and there was this sense the state department had the sense and the british h

to help member states through the coronavirus pandemic in a showdown, hungry and polish, refused to budge out of plans to make their money conditional on respecting the, rule of law. also coming up u.s., secretary of state my compared to controversy as the 1st top american diplomat to visit the gulf. you pride golan heights from tigers. trip knocks a major shift in the u.s. foreign policy. and just $500.00 fiction growth in germany is leveling off. coronavirus numbers is still flock to higher authorities say, and we've made a few stops, work to delimit stop. hospitals are asking for health workers to bring into the profession and help fill the gaps you want. this is a story shortly. thank you for joining me. a you leaders have not managed to end a dispute that is stalling its long term budget and the release of emergency coronavirus funding. now the diplomatic route is of a poland and hungary, which are unhappy about plans that would allow the e.u. to block payments to countries that decides or violate the rule of law. the 2 countries say that these targets them. the deadlock involves som

now, it's all over more, i guess the of from kelly budge, our region was headed by john taking us through a real human cost of the conflict. meanwhile, the armenian prime minister say's the russian peacekeeping mission could last longer than the 5 years proposed under the cease fire made with azerbaijan. nichole also stressed the importance of guaranteeing security and stability in the region. moscow has sent additional support to specialist equipment and patrol vehicles. will assist earlier rochelle's to send 45 tons of building materials to the capital as the bomber curt's, along with 300 tons of humanitarian aid. that's what a russian mining operation is underway to a lot of people to return to their german energy official has accused the united states of a pressure campaign on european companies involved in the nord stream to gas pipeline. last month, the us state department ramped up sanctions and firms to try and halt the project. we spoke to the head of the german energy committee who described washington's behavior as mob like. it's going to be for secret, affording only the curre

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republicanecretary of state certified biden's win andmi igan republicans tonight showed no signs of budging after meeting with president trump. paula, you join us from the white house. what ishe president going t do now? paula: what we've seen ove past week is a shift from this legal campaign that ha been almost entirely unsuccessful to a campaign of political pressure. and nothing was a clearer example of that than today when two michigan lawmakers came here to the white house to meet with president and he was expected to try to pressure them to try to flip that state whi of course president-elect joe biden won. but following their meeting with the president, those two lawmakerme released a sta. they said look, we've seen no information, no evidence that the outcome in our state. and they also notably said thate they belhat this process should be free from threats and midation. the president we are told is also possibly going to try to get somea pennsylvaawmakers to come here, too. but it's clear even if this pressure campaign was successful in a state or two, it would not change the elect

we're not leaving, we're being thrown out as a budge on expelled us with this war. choking in painful, i was insta penikett fighting. when i heard about the ceasefire. i didn't think about it, but it turns out that i've been displaced once more. i'm going to armenia, but i have no place thrown on to the streets. as we head out, an orange glow brightens the night. more houses set ablaze and no one around. i mean in presence here is truly over. this is the story of a capital a ship, a departure with no date of return, but they still hope that one day they will come back, put up that high meet al-jazeera, killed by john.

deal are that the armenians are going to be handing back at least 3 more territories peacefully to or budge on the forces from the outskirts of them to go in a car bomb region the are as a joining forces are not going to contin. there advance towards the capital there is going to be a corridor which is going to be established in the national monotonic zone between us or by john and nagorno-karabakh and there is also going to be peacekeeping sent is there is also talk about the turks taking part in all of this as well the other by johnny president saying that there is going to be a presence of turkish forces here as well let's bring in a homage to head off he's a political analyst and a former professor of international relations at the baku slavic university he joins us from baku many thanks for joining us on al-jazeera it appears the steel has come as a surprise to the armenian people at least what's your reaction to this deal. thank you for having me on your program i creature from god region of azerbaijan so the long running not going to cut of a council a chasm reached it's a logical an

more, i guess the of see from kelly budge, our region was headed by john the french president has announced the country will start easing its lockdown this weekend. the situation remains critical with hundreds of virus related deaths a day. and i knew my crown said that everything would be done to prevent a so-called, 3rd wave, lord, true or not, most of so i don't, but the return to normal will not be for tomorrow. so we can, i'm convinced control the epidemic over time. and the same time we have to face and on which precedent economic concerns will crisis, is the consequence of the 1st confinement and of what we are going through. i told you last year like the crisis is likely to get in and worse. we have an answer to provide, we did it from the stone and from saturday, businesses will start to reopen or the law down will remain in place. it will only be lifted in mid december if daily infections drop to 5000. however, bars, restaurants and cafes will have to remain closed throughout the christmas period. only reopening in late january. that's when schools and universities will also resum

world leaders, we also be in a parallel universe here between the trump team is still refusing to budgeg, really, isn't it? just listening there to mike pompeo's words there, this is america's top diplomat, who says to leaders of other countries around the world, "respect your democratic processes , the world, "respect your democratic processes, listen to the will of the people." and he seemingly doesn't wa nt to people." and he seemingly doesn't want to do that here. he seems to have fallen in line, we heard from william barr earlier today, the government's attorney, that they back at donald trump is make unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in the election being stolen. donald trump is still tweeting away, claiming that there's no evidence to back any of it. but it is a parallel world, the world is moving on, joe biden said earlier about how he's been chatting to world leaders and as far as he's concerned, the transition is happening, and he listed that crucial date, 20 january, which is the day biden will become president. it's worth pointing out that the gsa, which handles the tran