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comedy crisis sleaze christensen's times we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing each or own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created the response has been must so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. anybody who thinks that because i just won the election we are problems are over not simply not true the problems we're there for president trump they're not going away you have grounds for the economy in the long room you're going to have huge debt to pay for the things you're going to do we still have a problem in the united states which is racism we have too many young are going to . jails are going possessions or some of those problems are. simply allowed to don't produce not does not solve them. the u.s. has a history of complicated and heated presidential election what's different this time is that the biggest political events of the last 4 years is happening amid the coronavirus. and precedents of the level of civil unrest sparked by the death

because pennsylvania massenet's peter christensen amy she joins us now from the pennsylvania convention center and. kristen i know the counting is continuing that can you give us a sense of where things stand now how soon could we get results. well vice president joe biden has been inching closer and closer to donald trump as the votes continue to be counted the difference between the 2 has shrunk overnight when we went to bed it was about $56.00 percentage points apart now it's down to 3 percent or $165000.00 votes less than that separating the 2 candidates with some $763000.00 votes still left outstanding that gives joe biden a possibility of catching up to donald trump here and he is favored to move ahead because so many of the votes that are left are in urban centers particularly here in philadelphia where i am which lean heavily democratic heavily blue at this rate we do expect that most of the ballots would be counted today and we could have a pretty clear idea but remember the state is continuing to accept ballots received by mail right up until friday that is however being conte

christensen to me thank you very much indeed. wisconsin that was called in biden's favor and cost 2 hours let's go live to natasha her name who is in madison for us that's also a contentious a tell us why. well for starters this is the story of the comeback democratic party in the state of wisconsin it appears that biden has flipped the state by about 20000 votes it was a very tight race and in 2016 when trump won by less than $23000.00 votes which was the equivalent of less than one percent it was the 1st time that a republican presidential candidate had taken wisconsin 10 electoral college votes and mordor more than 30 years so this was a this at that time this was a bruising loss for the democrats and since then the democrats have poured a lot of resources and efforts into ensuring that biden flipped wisconsin and what we do know is that both of the candidates were here aggressively campaigning and that it appears again that even right down to the wire there was always a pretty narrow gap this was never expected to be a wide m

want to see a delay in results and agalloch are al-jazeera miami florida we're going to speak to christensen in dogs town in pennsylvania in a moment where joe biden is expected to campaign in the coming hours 1st let's go to live to alan fischer in washington d.c. allan the deadline is getting closer both campaigns determined to get their messages out. exactly joe biden is heading to ohio and then into pennsylvania he'll have 2 events in pittsburgh the fact that he's going to ohio shows that he thinks he can expand the battlefield no we're looking at polls in georgia that says that is a competitive state and so is ohio why is that surprising well the tend to be solidly republican so if joe biden can win those $28.00 changes the mathematics of getting $2.00 to $70.00 quite considerably obviously though he thinks that pennsylvania is going to be the important state so it is the trump campaign for joe biden is 1st of all he was born in this state he wants to win that state but he also wants to make sure that he get enough votes to get to 270 and to win the electoral college as for donald trump

willing to fight for every ballot that he can thanks very much for the latest from philadelphia christensen i mean that of course the other key state we've been speaking about this hour is georgia kalika following the count there from neighboring florida so allegations of voting irregularities there in pennsylvania christine was talking about we've heard something similar in georgia we know that with 16 electoral votes at stake they are going for a recount because the difference between the 2 candidates is just it's too tight. you know i mean the difference between biden and trump at the moment is around $1600.00 votes in biden's favor is one lection official said about the population no less than the population of a small high school so. this is an incredible situation when you think that georgia has been a republican state for decades now the last time a democratic presidential nominee one there was in 1992 and that was bill clinton but let's look back in time a little bit at the end of election day don't trumpet a lead of 370000 votes over his rival joe biden now as those mail in ballots

christensen, amid reports from new york, getting together for a big meal in person with loved ones is what the thanksgiving holiday is usually about. but given, traveling and eating together are considered high risk activities in a pandemic. public officials are encouraging people to play it safe with public service announcements like this one vital care, giving them their current, chilling, and warnings like this one. this is not a normal for a given. nationwide, daily coronavirus hospitalizations are at record highs in the united states and deaths continue to climb. you put that rate of increase together with an additional increase from the high level of social activity. that is a dangerous situation even in new york with one of the lowest infection rates in the country. private gatherings are being officially limited to 10 people, amid reports of large forbidden events like this orthodox wedding, attended by thousands. but restrictions vary from state to state. our clear public is to see this thing to do is, is not to travel. and that is also a very important message along with our

christensen, amid reports from new york, getting together for a big meal in person with loved ones is what the thanksgiving holiday is usually about. but given, traveling and eating together are considered high risk activities in a pandemic. public officials are encouraging people to play it safe with public service announcements like this one while the care giving dinner. her chilling and warnings like this one. this is not a normal for a given. nationwide, daily coronavirus hospitalizations are at record highs in the united states and deaths continue to climb. you put that rate of increase together with an additional increase from the high level of social activity. that is a dangerous situation even in new york with one of the lowest infection rates in the country. private gatherings are being officially limited to 10 people, amid reports of large forbidden events like this orthodox wedding, attended by thousands. but restrictions vary from state to state. our clear public is to see this thing to do is, is not to travel. and that is also a very important message along with our messa

want a new york city at the financial and pact is becoming care as thousands of case that shops christensen in new reports. americans are lining up for food from california to the midwest to new york. with the national thanksgiving holiday, approaching demand for food assistance is increasing along with new filings for unemployment benefits. the labor department says they increased by 742000 in the last week, reversing recent games. since i don't think it's going on alone, you don't even know the future of the thing that happened. new york has been hit particularly hard. it's one of 15 states placing new restrictions on businesses, an 80 percent increase in new coven infections nationwide. over the past 2 weeks is keeping tourism down. broadway closed and restaurants at limited capacity. experts warn it is likely to be a difficult winter in new york state as a whole, was regaining payroll jobs at a slower rate than any state other than hawaii. through september on a year to year basis. so the recovery was already slow and not quite steady. and these most recent developments have knocked us

so we are watching and those last votes come trickling in to see if he can meet that threshold christensen i mean i watch in that fight for us in pennsylvania that vote count sorry pennsylvania thanks so much preston well let's now speak to. us from wilmington and joe biden's home state of delaware jamal joe biden sounding very confident last night and despite not declaring victory it does seem that he's prepping for a potential transition. prepping for one essentially acting as the next president in the way he has been addressing the nation not just his supporters in the way he has been on the lying what he believes to be the maintenance of what. this country is built on or at least his political system in terms of the democratic process in the way in which he keeps insisting without the votes counts have to continue on that everybody's rights will be protected he said he himself would not allow for anybody to steal people's voice obviously told he is still just the candidates of the democratic party not necessarily having to endure for it you to do that but these strong words never the l

own team on the ground for this game but his own dough is monitoring developments from new york christensen is in philadelphia pennsylvania one of the big battleground states and jamal the show is in washington in delaware about biden's home state and from washington d.c. we go to alan fischer and we'll get the latest from him in just a moment but 1st let's just take a look at how the loss of campaigning have unfolded a white house correspondent can be how it begins our coverage. us president donald trump wrapped up his reelection campaign still behind in the national polls but convinced he'll pull off a victory and i think we're going to have a tremendous victory truck rally in 4 different battleground states but made his last rally in michigan as he did in 2016 with an 11th hour pitch to voters but if biden harrisson the radical left gain power they will collapse our economy and send our nation into a very steep depression terms rival former vice president joe biden focused on the northeastern state of pennsylvania calling in celebrity artists like lady gaga to wrap up the final night and

last tweet from donald trump was i won the election obviously that doesn't seem to be the case christensen to me that watching everything for us in pennsylvania thanks so much preston. well right now we can also speak to that he is at the university of pennsylvania carry law school neal thanks so much for being with us i want to start by asking you for your reaction to all of this after all these days of uncertainty it does seem that we now finally have an outcome how are you feeling. well i think americans are long awaited for this moment it's certainly been a lecturing them a campaign unlike any other in history and i think we can be very confident in this projection and in these results in that joe biden will be the next president of the united states and of course i'm feeling thrilled that senator harris will be the 1st south asian and black woman a white did to the vice presidency in history so it's really a special time if you if you're here in philadelphia you hear the cars honking and the people cheering and reminds me of 2000 and a brand barack obama was 1st elected. to stay with

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milwaukee county clerk george christensen. >> this recount demonstrated what we already know that elections in milwaukee county are fair, transparent, accurate, and secure. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, a unanimous federal court ruling rejected the trump campaign's latest lawsuit there. a trump-appointed judge wrote a blistering opinion saying the campaign's claims have no merit. voters, not lawyers, choose the president. ballots, not briefs, did he he side the election. >> we don't have a lot of time. we've got a lot of evidence. we don't have a lot of time. >> reporter: president trump's attorney rudy giuliani plans to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. while visiting a holiday market in washington, d.c. vice president-elect kamala harris was asked if she and mr. biden would be prepared to take on president trump again if he runs in 2024. >> please. >> reporter: this coming week, president-elect biden is expected to nominate more people for key roles including his economic team. mr. biden is also expected to receive his first presidential daily intelligence briefing on monday. ben tracy, c

christensen and det. petersen of the state police decided to call on doug in prison.ling to tell them more now. >> our first strategy when we went to the prison was to simply go and talk to him and see if anything had changed. that was back in 2015. i know we both felt after our meeting, that he was hostile. he was still hanging on to the fact that he had nothing to do with it. he was still trying to cast blame -- >> wrongfully accused, wrongfully convicted -- >> yes. >> somebody else did it. i'm not your guy. he's still holding on to that? >> he's holding on to that so much so that when we walked out of the room, we both had the conversation that i don't think he's ever going to give it up. >> reporter: doug was no help. so detectives decided to re-investigate an old rumor. one that had buzzed through the community for years. it had to do with a barn owned by doug's sister jaime. the same sister who introduced doug and venus years ago. jaime had poured a new concrete floor in her barn right after venus had gone missing. >> and what was the question you had for her, t

al-jazeera while we have correspondents in all the places that matter christensen to me standing by for us in philadelphia and gallagher is in miami looking at the race in georgia our white house correspondent kimberly hauck it is in washington d.c. but 1st we go to mike hanna who is covering joe biden's home state of delaware so mike nothing of course is legally over a but biden right now has the mathematically better position. indeed yes all the indications are that joe biden has a much easier path to that figure of 270 electoral votes than does his opponent donald trump as we've been pointing out there he just needs that 6 electoral votes which he could secure in a state like nevada and he will reach that to 70 figure and effectively win this election so certainly joe biden in a very good condition in the campaign at the stage quietly confident of joe biden himself quietly confident insisting that he's not claiming victory in a speech within the last few hours but saying that he is convinced that when the votes are counted he will be the victor but joe biden as well not leaving it ju

midst of the coronavirus pandemic financial problems are once again a concern for versions that christensen he has more from an industrial suburb of pittsburgh. donald trump or joe biden it's hard to tell who is more popular in western pennsylvania but there's one thing almost everyone in this industrial zone outside of pittsburgh seems to agree on the importance of natural gas a letter sent to both candidates crediting the industry with revitalizing the local economy was signed by commissioners from 3 counties and both political parties they point to this massive plant being built by the energy giant shell as an example of the economic growth spinning off from the industry including an increase in manufacturing jobs which president trump has been attempting to take credit for the democrat party age bracket they hade call good beautiful clean coal. they hate american energy a job by you will shut it all down he's going to in fact joe biden has called for an end to federal subsidies for oil and gas and no new permits when it comes to drilling on federal land but not an end to fracking adler

they're worried christensen has more restaurant owner, jeremy attempting to stay one step ahead of coronavirus restrictions and survive the pandemic by combining 2 restaurants into one. we've changed the menus multiple times and added back up, subtracted items, change concept, change some of the focus of what we're doing. staffing has been up down. now it's going to probably go down starting friday, most bars, restaurants and gyms in work and new jersey must close early by 10 pm. restaurants and hotels are among the hardest hit sectors of the economy here and nationally. especially those near now empty office towers, transportation and the arts also continue to struggle. given large gatherings are still prohibited. nationally, jobless claims have slipped to their lowest level since the pandemic began in march . the unemployment rate, new york city is about twice the national average. and it's not just businesses facing new restrictions. new york residents have been ordered to keep private gatherings to less than 10 people just in time for the national thanksgiving. holidays and officials are w

christensen reports from new york getting together for a big meal in person with loved ones is what the thanksgiving holiday is usually about. but given, traveling and eating together are considered high risk activities in a pandemic. public officials are encouraging people to play it safe. but public service announcements like this one. why don't hear and warnings like this one. this is not a normal. nationwide, daily coronavirus hospitalizations are at record highs in the united states and deaths continue to climb. you put that rate of increase together with an additional increase from the high level of social activity. that is a dangerous situation even in new york with one of the lowest infection rates in the country. private gatherings are being officially limited to 10 people, amid reports of large forbid, in events like this orthodox wedding, attended by thousands. but restrictions vary from state to state are clear, public health is to see this thing to do is is not to travel. and that is also a very important message along with our message to get travel is being strongly discou

is monitoring developments from new york christensen amy is in philadelphia and pennsylvania one of the big battleground states where as we had very saying has already begun to mollify al is in wellington delaware that's biden's home state and from washington d.c. we've got alan fischer we'll get the latest more of them in a moment but 1st let's take a look at how the last few hours of campaigning unfolded our white house correspondent candy how can begins our coverage. us president donald trump wrapped up his reelection campaign still behind in the national polls but convince still pull off a victory and i think we're going to have a tremendous victory truck rally in 4 different battleground states but made his last rally in michigan as he did in 2016 with an 11th hour pitch to voters but if the errors in the radical left gain power they will collapse our economy and send our nation into a very steep depression trumps rival former vice president joe biden focused on the northeastern state of pennsylvania calling in celebrity artists like lady gaga to wrap up the final night and in. pen

voters there remain more divided than ever with polls giving biden only a slim leans over his rival christensen he has more on how this swing state could determine the outcome. if we win pennsylvania we win the whole thing that was president tribe's message to voters at a rally here in the state that he and vice president joe biden have been crisscrossing in the final days before the election clearly both campaigns think pennsylvania is essential and while joe biden has consistently led in the polls here that lead has been tightening and is now right about where hillary clinton was in 2016 when president pulled off an upset winning pennsylvania by less than a percent he has attempted to go back to his previous winning strategy focusing on working class voters and the economy while joe biden has focused on management of the pandemic and made a special appeal in recent days to black voters in particular that after a shooting in the last week by a police officer of a black man led to unrest in the streets as important as pennsylvania is to this election we may not know the results here for several

encounter in philadelphia as soon as christensen to me is that we can expect another batch of votes to be released another bunch of numbers in well any time now they say. that's true the vote count does continue but it is load to a crawl as some of the most contentious and contested ballots are now left to be counted as you said earlier about 28000 votes in the lead is joe biden this morning but there's still an estimated 150000 ballots still to count it's hard to know exactly how much but these are the estimates from what we are receiving around the state in those 150 or so 1000 we have mail in ballots that have yet to be counted as well as 85000 provisional ballots so let me break down the difference there the mallon ballots some of them the majority of them apparently were received before election day a smaller percentage were received after election day between the 3rd and the 6th of november by laws of the state those are allowed to be counted but that's being contested by republicans who say they shouldn't be allowed to be counted and so they have filed a lawsuit and yesterday ju

ok let's speak to christensen and we who's in philadelphia for us there's a strong words from the mayor there on how's the count progress and 1st of all. yes we just got that update from the mare and election officials here in philadelphia behind me the vote continues in the convention center and the mare's words god even stronger at one point saying that president needs to put his big boy pants on and acknowledge that he's lost of course officially the vote does continue and here in philadelphia alone there's about $40000.00 more ballots to be counted in with 98 percent of the vote in statewide president trump is now trailing joe biden by more than $5000.00 votes and the counting will continue and mail in ballots will continue to be accepted and counted right up until 5 pm today 3 days after the election this is in line with a court decision saying that this could be done that these ballots could be counted up to 5 pm and sweep that was ordered of post office facilities mail processing centers by a judge has turned up some 7800 ballots that had yet to be received by pennsylvania locati

christensen amy is covering events in pennsylvania joins us now from a demonstration of philadelphia to philadelphia we're hearing jim kenny the mayor of that really sounding a defiant no what's the mood meanwhile on the streets. who . well it's feeling a bit like a party just a couple blocks away from the convention center where the ballot count is on going down the street behind me and you see hundreds of people that have gathered waving signs counting every vote we just had a marching band come through here a short time ago people dancing in the street some charm supporters as well i should point out at the end of the street waving their chops and spam banners but overwhelmingly a feeling of celebration here as joe biden continues to pull ahead in the race this is a heavily democratic city that saw lot of black lives matter demonstrations and a lot of support for joe biden so on that vote count as i said 30000 boy votes ahead now joe biden and some of the 100000 votes still outstanding and that includes provisional ballots which are some of the most difficult to count these are pe

california has imposed a month long curfew in the hopes of stopping the spread of coronavirus as christensen. he reports that one day mick has also cost thousands of people that jobs. americans are lining up for food from california to the midwest to new york. with the national thanksgiving holiday, approaching demand for food assistance is increasing along with new filings for unemployment benefits. the labor department says they increased by 742000 in the last week, reversing recent games. since i don't think it's going on alone, you know that you can the do. the thing wrap and new york has been hit particularly hard. it's one of 15 states, placing new restrictions on businesses, an 80 percent increase in new coven infections nationwide. over the past 2 weeks is keeping tourism down. broadway closed and restaurants at limited capacity. experts warn it is likely to be a difficult winter in new york state as a whole, was regaining payroll jobs at a slower rate than any state other than hawaii. through september on a year to year basis. so the recovery was already slow and not quite steady. a

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