the voice there of cliff in essex, maryland. we're hearing from trump supporters only for this first hour of the monday edition of "the washington journal." it is election eve at 8:00 eastern time. we'll hear from one hour supporters of president -- of former vice president joe biden, the democratic nominee for president. so trump this hour. biden the second hour. one of the earlier callers mentioned law and order, the law and order message from the president. here is one of the closing trump ads airing nationwide focusing on that law & order messages. >> while american cities burn, joe biden and kamala harris fan the flames refusing to condemn violence, supporting bail funds that helps dangerous criminals out of jail. joe biden's silence speaks loudly. he doesn't have our backs. >> in joe biden, america, will all be in danger. >> president is trump will keep america safe. >> if you support the police, support donald trump. >> i'm donald j. trump, and i approve this message. host: we have seven maybe more live campaign 2020 even

essex has been the leading edge all the way through this from the first county.rack and trace local operations in the country. so i think we have the track record from the government and our ability now to build the capacity to prioritise and achieve maximum impact. it's up to you, isn't it, to prioritise allocation? have you got that clear? so we are very clear that we have several competing priorities that we will need to work through. all issues around our care homes, our communities in areas of high prevalence, some local outbreaks, and as the area of educational schools. so we will be working with oui’ schools. so we will be working with our partners to establish how best to achieve maximum effect to protect oui’ to achieve maximum effect to protect our residents, and then build the capacity, calling on our —— all our partners, potentially even the army if we want to. that's interesting, because of the army were involved, that will be funded by the government. but that doesn't seem to be any allocation for funds in terms of extra manpower. so is that somethi

anchor: we seem to be having technical problems with the connection with gina at the university of essexfortunately. moving on next, over 50,000 coronavirus cases have been reported in france. the number of hospitalizations linked to covid-19 are above 25,000 for the first time since early may. it has yet to provide results, the vaccine test. small businesses are wondering how they will make ends meet. independent shops fear losing businesses to international chains such as amazon. reporter: standing by small and medium businesses, the french economy minister said the government will do everything it can to support shop owners during the lockdown, including by helping them sell their products online. >> [speaking french] reporter: new lockdown measures which took effect friday have sparked anger among small business owners, who have denounced unfair competition by large supermarket chains. in order to level the playing field, the prime minister said sunday supermarkets would have to close all items selling non-essential goods, such as books, clothes, and toys. >> [speaking french] report

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over. think because bbc and cnn and abc calls it, that's irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a...# meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. that's it from me. and i will be backin that's it from me. and i will be back ina that's it from me. and i will be back in a couple of minutes with christian fraser, jonas ten. —— join us christian fraser, jonas ten. —— join us then. hello there. it has been a rather grey and gloomy sunday for many of you, but for the stage in november it's actually been incredibly mild, and that mild story continues this week. what we've got at the moment, two swirls of cloud, two areas of low pressure out to the west and this one will bring some showers tomorrow. this is what's with us today bringing cloud and patchy rain, but both coming up from a general southerly direction and with that southerly flow, we continue with the mild theme, notjust through into tomorrow but

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.se bbc and cnn and abc calls it, that's irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a...# meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. so it's a win forjoe biden let's take a look at some of saturday's images as an extraordinary election finally produced a result. justice for our lives and the planet, and then you voted.|j justice for our lives and the planet, and then you voted. i have long talked about the battle for the soul of america. we must restore the soul of america. we must restore the soul of america. we must restore the soul of america. and make no mistake, too many dreams have been deferred for too long. we must make the promise of the country real for everybody. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. well, it's been pretty grey and drizzly out there today. the rain's also been quite heavy, for example, in northern ireland and it looks as though it's going to st

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. results is there, and these other top stories, joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveiled some of his top team, while pennsylvania and vada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back. ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. u.s. president donald trump, is taking credit for a wreck or day in the markets. the dow jones index reached and historic high on tuesday, following the transition developments and progress on the chrono virus that seems. if european government says to gray and regional forces have started to surrender, the government gave the rebels until wednesday to lay down their arms or risk a final as

now the search of the vessel has been continuing, involving essex police.e smuggling gangs that they say are exploiting migrants and causing misery. now we've spoken a lot this year about migrants attempting to cross the channel largely setting out from peaches and northern france, heading over towards dover. but those tend to be on smaller boats, smaller groups of people attempting to make that crossing. it is unusual for so many people to be stopped in a single incident like this. simon jones, thank you so much. the government's spending watchdog says normal standards of transparency were set aside by government ministers at the start of the pandemic, as they scrambled to get supplies of personal protective equipment. the natioanl audit office says firms recommended by mps and peers were given priority in contracts. but the prime minister said he was proud of what was achieved when it came to sourcing ppe. our special correspondent lucy manning has more. the £21 million man. spanish businessman gabriel anderson got that mentor in consulting fees in the uk

i had taken a train from essex down to liverpool street, jumped into a black taxi.r didn't even know, i mean, we were lost for, like, an hour. it was, like, somewhere, like, in the docklands. i don't know, ijust had a bad feeling when i arrived at that property. and this woman answered the door, and i knew then that wasn't... it wasn't mariam, because this woman was, like, my age, and i said, you know, "i need to speak to miss mbula." and she lied and said that she was miss mbula, mariam mbula. i said, "no, you're not." she chuckles. there was words exchanged and she pretty much confirmed that that was mariam's address. it just didn't feel right. something just. . .just didn't feel right. so, at that point, this issue was between myself and my husband, and then, you know, i was going to deal with him, but i was going to get her later. so, istarted, like, researching through companies house. i even went as far as ordering reports, and started pricing a dossier... to actually unravel her game, you have to get all the information, kind of lay it all out, take a notepad

. >> michelle miller, cbs news, essex county, new jersey. >> she has quite the network there. go girl. next on the cbs weekend news, remember that monolith found in the utah desert? tonight a new mystery. >> yuccas: there was a spectacular crash in the first lap at the bahrain grand priks today, the formula one car smashing into barriers. you see there, exploding on impact and breaking apart. remarkably the driver as you watch walked away with only burns on his hands and afng els. wow. there's a new mystery tonight surrounding the monolith found in a remote part of the utah desert. it's gone, federal authorities say they didn't touch it but they do say that 12 foot tall metal structure was removed by a quote unknown party on friday. it was first spotted 11 days ago by a helicopter crew surveying sheep. all just a little odd. an update now in the world's loneliest el vant, kaavan is on his way to a new home, an animal sanctuary in cambodia where he will be able to socialize with other elephants, he had been languishing in pakistan since 1985 and alone his his mate died eight ye

that's been hanging over christmas for many students like millie in bournemouth, hoping to head home to essexessed about it really because there's so much talk about whether we can actually go home or whether we'll have to stay here at uni and not be with family at christmas, so it's quite hard, really, not knowing what we're going to be able to do. durham is one of the pilot universities that trialled a self—test system for 850 of its students and 60 staff. so far, only five cases have been confirmed. it's the same sort of rapid result test that will be rolled out across campuses, prioritised to areas where the virus is circulating more. any students testing positive will have to follow normal isolation rules but they should be able to do that, recover and still get home in time for christmas. i think any testing is good news. part of the challenge is that anybody travelling between two quite distant parts of the country may be carrying the virus from one part of the country to another, and so ensuring that people who are travelling across the country are as free of the virus as we possibly

professor gina reinhardt, associate professor at the department of government at the university of essexss testing programme gets under way in liverpool city today. hundreds of thousands of people living or working there will be able to access repeat coronavirus tests — whether they're showing symptoms or not. if successful, the government say pilots could be rolled out to millions by christmas. joining me to talk about this is professor calum semple, professor of child health and outbreak medicine at the university of liverpool. you have been involved in helping to coordinate all of this. professor semple, thank you forjoining us. liverpool has had some of the highest cases of covid over the last few months and remains a hot spot. how many people are we talking about testing? of everyone eligible to be tested, if they come forward for the initial and follow—up checks? tested, if they come forward for the initial and follow-up checks? we have a population of 500,000 in the liverpool city itself and in the wider region we have nearly 2.25 million people. we are not expecting eve ryo ne mi

programs across europe quite new and they are suffering from soest awful and not adequate funding of the essex s e's questionable but certainly they have been able to do something that service center needs to an open question as to whether its system that acquires and overhaul that it's something else that needs to be looked at and what about austria it's looking at 3 days of mourning now how shocked is the country. shock of shock really is the mayor of here and the other that comes to mind is you know just as one reason for that is of course how unexpected this was nobody can d.c.t. if you've been to this city it's a beautiful cultural gem is what i had gold in you know. no one expected this sort of an attack this sort of they're also here an attack but the other thing is also the bust no element to it you don't really need to look far to find somebody who has been directly affected by these attacks for example we have friends who've told us that given examples of people have been directly affected for example one bad it was eating outside the restaurant and then the shooting began and a gent

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.hat's irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at the y—m—c—a. meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing forjoe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. just a reminder that you are watching bbc news and we have been reporting throughout the weekend on the victory ofjoe biden and his vice president running mate, kamala harris. mr biden ended up with 279 votes in the us electoral college and will take office as president of the united states on wednesday the 20th of january. we will have the coverage. you 20th of january. we will have the coverage. you are 20th of january. we will have the coverage. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomas shafernaker. it has been pretty grey and drizzly out there today. the rain has also been heavy in northern ireland. it looks as though it is going to stay like it too much of the day across most of the country. but the weather will improve somewhat a little bit later on in south—weste

let's get more on this now with arun pillai—essex, who's the senior north america analyst at verisk maplecroftom new york. what will biden‘s victory mean for the economy? i think it will be the virus coming from the federal framework, really to arrest this surge that is coursing through the country. that has enormous economic. . . 0n through the country. that has enormous economic... on top of that, there is no fiscal stimulus in the current programme, even though mcconnell has been signalling a willingness to negotiate, that may not be the case. divisions are quite significant. are you concerned that with capitol hill so split that getting agreement on issues such as a fiscal stimulus package which is what many are arguing the economy needs including jerome powell of the federal reserve, but actually, some are calling joe biden a lame duck president for that reason? there are things he can do with the executive ranch but some of the sweeping proposal and reform, democrats have a chance to take the senate if they win the georgia run—off elections on the fifth of january but that is looking lik

this was filmed by a delivery driver on a turkey farm in essex. at least the turkeys were where they were supposed to be. he posted it to social media and said he thought the turkeys must have been really happy to see someone during the pandemic. they're probably like get out of here, we're going to come after you. some of those turkeys, dan, they can be a little feisty. >> they can. they're a little aggressive. >> yeah. all right. that is it for now. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel, all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you aga inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment spec

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. reminder of our top stories straight biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president.

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. we're going to mexico have been facing high levels of violence during the current virus pandemic. of 10 women are murdered every day with nowhere else to go. a group of victims as occupied a government building in the capital. mexico city is one of the women that stand refuge there. we want to show all the women that we are not scared anymore. when my name is eddie, come out of the mist in my daughters, in a victims of violence. and those in the women on november 2nd 2017, my 7 year old daughter was 6, fully abused by my brother in law. she was 7 and my brother in law was 43. i reported it to the police, but i had to spend 2 years fighting for justice just for the investigation against him to begin with. but we lost our home, our job, and everything we had when i started making deals for women. and sadly, most of them told me stories of this exile violence that they too had suffered. and when they lent to what happened to my daughter, they said that they were proud of my struggle to s

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.at's irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a...# meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. some pretty amazing scenes there. we will have a look now some of the other images as an extraordinary election finally produces a result. we have shown the world that we are united. we need to do recounts, we need to fight it in the court. it's not over. we did it, joe. you're going to be the next president of the united states. for four years, you marched and organised for equality and justice. for our lives, and for our planet, and then you voted. cheering. i have long talked about the battle for the soul of america. we must restore the soul of america. and make no mistake, too many dreams have been deferred for too long. we must make the promise of the country real for everybody. well, it's been pretty grey and drizzly out there today. the rain's also been quite heavy, for example, in northern irel

the coronavirus ward at clacton hospital in essex is getting busier, more so than in the first wave.ere for two weeks or more, waiting till they test negative, but some have not survived. the staff at the moment are quite emotional. we've had quite a few deaths. it's quite hard managing staff that are emotional. they need emotional support. the overall covid impact is shown in total excess deaths from all causes. that‘s the number above what‘s expected at this time of year with the latest figures for the first week in november. this line shows the average number of uk weekly deaths over the last five years, and this one shows what has happened so far this year. you can see there was a sharp spike at the peak of the first wave in april. the red area shows covid deaths, the blue, other excess deaths, some of which may be linked indirectly to the virus because people didn‘t seek or didn‘t get hospital treatment. then it falls back towards the average before picking up again in recent weeks. though it‘s still well short of that first peak. there‘s a lag between cases being diagnosed and

nostalgia and style cannot by themselves, keep these vehicles on the road, paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. what you all deserve. that means a whole rom reminder of our top stories. joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. but he's formally unveiled some of his top team while pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world. not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. in a brief white house appearance, u.s. president, donald trump has taken credit for a record day in the markets. the dow jones index reached a historic high on tuesday following the transition developments and progress on the coronavirus vaccines. hong kong's chief executive kerry land says her urgent priority is to restore the territory's political system f

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.s irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a...# meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. the united states has always enjoyed what is termed a ‘special relationship‘ with the uk. so will this continue under president—elect biden? joining me is sir nigel sheinwald who served as uk ambassador to the united states between 2007 and 2012. and he was also mr biden‘s next door neighbour in washington. good morning. the uk ambassador‘s residences next to the vice president of‘s residence. what was he like? i think your programme is bringing out quite a lot of it. he comes across as a pragmatist, an internationalist, and a bit of a traditionalist, because he was in the senate for four decades, he has occupied the second highest office in the land and will now occupy the highest office in the land. friendly, human, approachable. that's his stock in trade. as a politician, he is one of those who puts hi

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. results is there and these are the top stories. so bad in this, forging ahead with his paper ations to take over as president says, margin of victory keeps growing.

take a ways will still be available at allowed, to the relief of this owner in essex. wing delivery. hopefully we will be doing a lot better than we did in the early part of the year. and what aboutjobs? the early part of the year. and what about jobs? fellow continuing the early part of the year. and what aboutjobs? fellow continuing will undoubtedly save many of them but it comes too late for others. airport workerjake got his redundancy notice this week. it was gut wrenching when i got it because obviously the moment with the fact that we are entering a second lockdown finding anotherjob is ultimately going to be quite difficult. people being told not to travel abroad is another blow to aviation, while the shutdown comes just when retailers hoped to benefit from pre—christmas shopping. the originalfurlough from pre—christmas shopping. the original furlough scheme cost at least £40 billion in the extended version looks set to add further billions to that price tag. there will also be grants available to businesses in england which are false to close, up to £3000 per

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex life on thailand's biggest island, has returned to a pace not seen any is well coronavirus keeping visit is a way indigenous people are enjoying the peace and quiet this holds thanks to live under a threat of a vic chip in the blue waters of the endowment see uses a harpoon to catch fish, including lobster and other shellfish. from the charley, people have lived off the bounty of the seas for hundreds of years since migrating from what are now malaysia and indonesia. they are known as the sea gypsies. the people of the sea, but times have changed me that we are surrounded by national parks and tourists. so our fishing zone is limited. this is a child, a religion rely on the southern end of thailand's largest island paquette home to the community for generations. but they don't own the land believing that no one person should own the land and sea. many haven't even registered for thai citizenship, making it that much more difficult to fight off. developers who want to build there . more than 9000000 foreign tourists visit a poor cat last year. but 8 month

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. results is there and these are the top stories. joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveiled some of his top team while pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world. not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. the ethiopian government says to graham regional forces have started to surrender. the government gave the rebels until wednesday to lay down their arms or risk. a final assault on the main city became a 20 people to leave the area because they, the ship denies surrendering claims. an ethiopian military division has been destroyed. it 14 people have been killed by 2 explosions at a market in central afghanistan. it happened in the histo

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. a reminder of our top stories straight bioneers, forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveil some of his top team while pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world. not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. in a brief appearance here as president, donald trump is taking credit for record day in the markets. the dow jones index reached a historic high and choose day following the transition developments and progress on the coronavirus vaccines. hong kong chief executive kerry land sends her says if there's an urgent priority to restore the territories political system from chaos in her annual policy address

paul brennan, al jazeera essex. what your desire of means the whole romney mind of our top stories. joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president has his margin of victory keeps growing, but he's formally unveiled some of his top team while pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back.

the coronavirus ward at clacton hospital in essex is getting busier, more so than in the first wave.patients are here for two weeks or more, waiting until they test negative, but some have not survived. the staff at the moment are quite emotional. we have had quite a few deaths. and it's quite hard managing staff that are emotional. they need emotional support. the overall covid impact is shown in total excess deaths from all causes. that's the number above what is expected at this time of year with the latest figures for the first week in november. this line shows the average number of uk weekly deaths over the last five yea rs weekly deaths over the last five years also and this one shows what has happened so far this year. you can see there was a sharp spike at the peak of the first wave in april. the red area shows covid deaths, the blue other excess deaths, some of which may be linked indirectly to the virus because people didn't seek or didn't get hospital treatment. then it falls back towards the average before picking up again in recent weeks. though it is still well short of

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. there's a japanese company there trying to bring some cheer and sparkle to the gloom of the pandemic. pretty exclusive though, have a look at this. it's created what has been dubbed the 1000000 yen mosque started with pearls and crystals, and more than a half carat of diamonds, just the 9 and a half 1000 dollars for that one. and even at that bargain price, no $1.00 bought one yet. company, quite a group of activists in cuba has gone on, a hunger strike against the detention of a rapper authorities say that he saudis has links with anti-government groups, but activists say the state's just trying to muzzle dissent. tourism has more on the images such as this are unusual in cuba, a group of dissidents trying to protest in the center of have an hour before long pro-government civilians harass the protesters. the demonstrators have come here to denounce the detention of singer beneath the lease, who has openly criticized the cuban government. only november, the police entered his house i

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. results is there, and these other top stories, joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveiled some of his top team while pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner is a team that will keep park.

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex, scotland will become the 1st country in the world to provide free and universal access to period products. the scottish parliament unanimously agreed the period products bill on tuesday. it marks the end of a 4 year campaign that's changed the public conversation around ministration, charity groups a period poverty, which is the struggle to pay for basic sen. products on a monthly basis has surged during the coronavirus pandemic. of course, for similar legislation in several other countries around the world, i spent 4 years defying the norms that come with his office. there's one tradition, donald trump has kept and it's a very important duty for america's commander in chief. foreign, have your back grant you a free hand of corn was the lucky bird to receive this year's thanksgiving. pardon at the white house is photo foul. kolb wasn't as lucky. they both will now see out their days, roaming free at iowa state university. it was a relatively rare appearance for trump, who's largely avoided the limelight since losing the presidential election. 3 weeks ag

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.levant. # it's fun to stay at the y-m-c-a...# meanwhile, on the same street in another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. joe biden may now be president—elect biden, but it has by no means been an easy road for him. the family bereavements he has suffered have been well reported, but what's less well known is that joe biden spent the majority of his childhood overcoming a stutter. the former vice president has been more open recently about the condition saying it still impacts him now. his story has inspired many other who stutter, including brayden harrington who met him on the campaign trail, and was also giving the opportunity to speak live to america at the democratic convention earlier this year. hi, my name is braden harrington and i'm13 years old. withoutjoe biden, i wouldn't be talking to you today. about a few months ago, i met him in new hampshire. he told me that we were members of the same club. we... ..we stutter. it

her name is nina ambrose and she joins us now from essex. good morning.elp my dad. obviously the pandemic went on for longer than expected and they got in contact and said, look, we would like you to have an interview. i had to interviews, do seven online tests, wait for a dbs check and five weeks later, and seven months on i have been volunteering. he must feel extremely fortunate because i'm sure you are aware there are many people who are desperate to get access to members of their family to see them, check they are ok. it has been a really frustrating and difficult emotional time for so many. listen, iso emotional time for so many. listen, i so appreciate how lucky i have been, you know, during these times, to be able to get in and see dad. if you are able to i really would say to people, you know, if you can give some time, go in and volunteer because my reward at the end of the shift is getting to see my dad. you had to give people an idea. your commitment to doing this, was it right you had to do five weeks of tests in order to get the job initiall

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight is not over. in the american election was extraordinary. we should forget 71 million people voted for donald trump, that would have been a record for any president. in fact, more people voted tojoe biden which is what took him over the line. we are going to talk a lot about it, of course, through the course of this morning. but we will find out what the weather is doing here at home before we do anything else. tomasz, it looks a bit ominous today? yes, a bit ominous, but the dark clouds today, welcome at our pretty dark but i think the most of us it isa dark but i think the most of us it is a case of damp, murky weather, really, rather than that. there is some rain on the way. some of it could be heavy at times. i think it will be mostly fleeting, and this waterfront which is moving across the country right now, it is just producing some bits and pieces of rain on it, and actually, if you look upa rain on it, and actually, if you look up a satellite, there is a definite back edge to this weather f

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she is professor of government at university of essex. it has to be said, it is the president's prerogative to launch these legal salvos and the court's prerogative to shoot them down. i guess what i'm wondering, what is the collateral damage between all of them? >> well, i think the main damage is what trump is trying to do to our confidence in our electoral processes. we have said many times that there was the shocking poll that 70% of republicans thought the election wasn't free and fair. that is incredibly damaging. we need to have complete belief in the legitimacy of our electoral processes, and he has really damaged this with all of these frivolous lawsuits that have gone nowhere. they're not going to go anywhere. he's already accepted that the writing is on the wall and he needs to move forward but they're expensive. when he tries to get a recount, for example, in georgia, this is going to be something the taxpayers there are going to have to pay for, and it's really wasting his efforts. he needs to be focusing on the pandemic. >>

item 8a, informational mum dumb on the transbay essex hillside maintenance request proposal. item 8b informational memorandum on intension to issue a request for qualification for a lead developer replacement to develop up to 112 units of affordable housing on blocks 52 and 54 in the hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. >> thank you, madame secretary. through the chair, item 8a before you is informational. responsible for monitoring and maintaining the property identified in the description. and we currently have existing contract with mgm management which expires january 31, 2021. and is planning extension because we know how much time it takes, staff is now requesting and seeking to issue a new request for proposal to maintain the property. maintenance of the existing park. the next item, with regards to hunters point shipyard block 52 and 54. in 2018, we had a development team that consisted of salazar as leads, bayview hunters point multiservices with additional architects as well as property management jon stewart and company. and the rest of this year, mbs

political analysis and perspective and natasha lind stat, professor of government at the university of essex. thanks for being with us. >> thanks very having me. >> outgoing president trump indulges himself in more golfing and tweeting. he's conceding nothing. just hours ago, he tweeted in capital letters that he won the election, all this while he falsely claims the election was rigged. what does the country do when the outgoing president doesn't accept a free and fair election? >> that is a great question. this is really unchartered territory for the u.s. because conceding an election is a norm. it's not a law, but all the past presidents, outgoing presidents, have conceded. this is something that is important for our democratic process. and it's just an example of civility. but we've seen that donald trump has been the one president to shatter really all of our democratic norms, and we don't know what he's going to do. i think he will eventually leave, but he's trying to turn this loss into a win somehow. and he will never really fully concede. and this is really important because as a re

force 58, task force 38 when halsey had it, you know, you're talking about 12-16 aircraft carriers, essex class and later independent class carriers, operating in semiautonomous task groups which are operating kind of within shouting distance of each other. and i i mean, they're launching 1,000,1,2300 planes in a strike that is descending on the japanese air base on some island in the pacific -- marianas, for example -- and they're just, they're just wiping the skies clean of the japanese defending fighters and then going in there and bombing the living daylights out of their air bases, destroying their planes on the ground. finish -- so what michener is saying there is that the carriers had gotten powerful enough by this stage of the war that the hit and run approach was no longer necessary. you could simply bring your carrier task force into range of a major japanese air base and essential i -- essentially just destroy it, overpower it with their power and confidently fought off any counterstrike on the american fleet. so that's how carrier warfare changed in the late stages of the wa >

. >>> natasha lynn said, professor of government at university of essex joins me from england. good to see you. i want to talk first about the biden team. we know that they're plowing ahead with their plans. what is clear by some of their appointments is that mr. biden is sticking with those he trusts, those who have a long service in the state department in the national security arena. and the ones we know so far, they are alumni of the obama administration. no surprises then. was the team trying to actively avoid surprises? >> i think that's what biden is trying to do, trying to bring the u.s. back to what he says normal and trying to restore tru trust, in particular with american allies. and that's what we see with these appointments with lincoln and sullivan. these are national security and secretary of state positions that are very similar in term of their world view. it's about multilateralism. it is about trying to work with others. it's about soft power. it's about trying to be a leader. and they understand that the u.s. is going to need to lead on a number of issues, w

but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over.n another america, they're dancing for joe, and won't sleep. clive myrie, bbc news, in philadelphia. at 77, joe biden will be the oldest president to take office, but as vice—president elect — kamala harris is also set to make history. she will be the first woman, the first black and the first asian american to hold the position. nomia iqbal looks at her rise to the second highest office in the country. the nation was born with the words, "all men are created equal." it's taken more than two centuries for that promise to begin to be realised by a woman. kamala harris struggled when she ran to be the democratic party's pick for president, but later found a role as the progressive counterweight tojoe biden's more establishment candidacy. joe biden and i are proud, patriotic americans who share the values with the vast majority of the american people, who want a president of the united states who speaks truth. she was born in california to immigrant parents ofjamaican and indian heritage.

trailer containing vietnamese migrants at a belgian port and they were found dead the next day in essexng. this is what happened in surrey when a customer was asked to follow the shop‘s one—way system. shelves of wind destroyed, staff threatened. the co—op says one in four of their front line staff have faced anti—social behaviour or have been attacked this year. in manchester store manager matthew says it‘s happening on a daily basis. there is a judgement causing trouble because he was refusing to follow the social distancing measures, is approached bya distancing measures, is approached by a member of staff and asked politely to leave the store. it puts that fear into you and you don‘t wa nt to that fear into you and you don‘t want to approach them. rich osha spent time and store secure. shop staff say they are growing increasingly frustrated with the rules, incidents of verbal and physical abuse arising. this level of violence is absently not acceptable. some leading retailers in are calling for stronger penalties for those that abuse shop workers stop to the sentencing of legislatio

reits, avalon bay, essex, this is just the two-day move to the upside, so there's a little bit of hopes that the election is going to be over, guys, and a little bit of hopes certainly for some stimulus somewhere out there on the horizon even though there's no deal or even any discussions going on, at least right now. back to you guys >> all right bob. thank you very much. bob pisani >>> well, the big question is has the market made up its mind already about the outcome of this election, and what if investors are caught flat-footed again? let's bring in liz young, director of bmy melon investment manager and the chairman of strategies research part ofgers joins us as well the certainty that we have here as you look at rising bond yields and financials outperforming and the rally the past two days, are market signalling that it thinks that a biden win is what we're walking into here? >> i think there's a couple things going on here, and just to reiterate everything that bob just said, everything is up, and this is a case of a rising tide is lifting all the ships, and i think the market i

been hanging over christmas for so many students, like millie in bournemouth, hoping to head home to essexnd a lot of my friends are quite stressed about it, really, because there's so much talk about whether we can actually go home or whether we'll have to stay here at uni and not be with our families at christmas, so it's quite hard, really, not knowing what we're going to be able to do. durham's one of the pilot universities that's trialled a self—test system for 850 of its students and 60 staff. so far, only five cases have been confirmed. it's the same sort of rapid result test that will be rolled out across campuses, prioritised for areas where the virus is circulating more. any students testing positive will have to follow normal isolation rules but they should be able to do that, recover and still get home in time for christmas. 0bviously, all of these measures are designed to help protect their loved ones and communities, and we have seen that the majority of students have abided by the rules and regulations, soi fully expect that students will take up any offers we put on the tab