you're very welcome for fessor kirk younger for us really appreciate your time. thank you so how is news of biden's victory being received here in germany our reporters have been canvassing opinion i think it's a great relief actually now to have a leader in the us and they're important they have. somehow as have our of our fights for similar things like we do here approach that i have been following the election results over the past few days and was anxious about the final result but the outcome is become clearer over the past 2 or 3 days it's a relief that it's over now and. i would not like the old. father figure well i would say that. it's a fixed 3 or 4 democratic. approach. that the world is better not. to miss the fighters really let's get the global perspective now with the w.'s chief international editor richard walker richard house the international community reacting so for to joe biden's what we've had statements from many leaders around the world now here in europe the statements came in very quickly actually off the cool was announced last evening

very for fessor kerk younger for us really appreciate your time thank you very much german chancellor angela merkel congratulated biden and harris shortly after major networks declared them the winners in a statement posted on twitter she wrote i look forward to working with president biden our trans atlanta relations friendship is indispensable if we are to deal with the major challenges of our time so how ease news of biden's victory being received here in germany our reporters have been getting reactions from people. i think it's a great relief actually now to have a leader and even at that point they have to. somehow it was right for some of the things like to hear that i have been following the election results of the past few days it was i'm just about the final results but the outcome is come clearer over the past 2 or 3 days it's a relief that it's over now. you know i told the. father figure well i would say that this is a fixture for democrat as if. it's a mistake from christmas the throne but i believe that the world is better now. after mystified as real as u.s. election h

fessor of middle eastern studies at the university of oklahoma, joshua landis believes the incoming biden administration will not want to make relations with iran any worse than they are right now. braun has many reasons to trust, distrust the united states. but at the same time, there's a lot of pressure for a deal. the united states and in president biden, in his administration, are not going to want to get into a military confrontation with iran. it's lunacy for the united states to get into another war in the middle east, particularly with a country as powerful as iran. if they don't fix this year on situation and neutralize it in some way. they're going to be stuck in the middle east. this is a quagmire for them because iran is not going to put up with being starved to death . and, and the united states isn't going to put up with iran, moving increasingly towards refinement of, of nuclear of uranium. so the 2 have to make a deal. now, they've proven that they can do it, and trump came along and rubbish, the whole thing, thinking that he'd get a better deal. and that what we've seen n

thank you very much for fessor kirk younger for us. really appreciate your time. thank you very much. so how is news of biden's victory being received here in germany? our reporters have been getting reactions from people. i think it's a great, we need a clean out to have a leader and that's in that court that somehow it's far right for some of the things like me to hear reports of. i've been following the election results of the past few days and was anxious about the final results. but the outcome has become clear over the past 2 or 3 days. it's a relief that it's over now. because now i hope for either fix that or well, i would say that there is a fix that are affordable for those. that it's a mistake from business to throw up of that belief that there were these but don't know enough to make the fight as real. let's get the global perspective now with e w's chief international editor, richard walker. richard house, the international community, reacting so for to joe biden's. richard, what we've had statements from many leagues around the world. now here in eur

fessor said that the more language a person speaks more languages, a person though, knows so many times he's a man. is there a limit? i love that quote of him. is there a limit in the human brain to how many languages one can speak? you know, we and that's again, a funny question to think about. we had some sort of natural experiment that we were lucky enough to actually look at people who know many different languages and it doesn't say much as any real bound. there probably is because there's some limit on the number of words you can actually serve to keep separate and compartmentalize. but there's a very famous example of a linguist who passed away about 15, well, i guess about 20 years ago now, who was there mit in? his name is ken arrow and he was a person who never lost the ability to learn language. that is what we know is that around schubert, any. and sometime in some extent after that, there's something that goes on in the brain. you remember? you probably remember puberty at the time when the brain either matures or, and it's yours depending on your point of view as to whethe

fessor said that the more language a person speaks more languages. a person though knows so many times he's a man. is there a limit? and i think that i love that quote of him. is there a limit and a human brain to how many languages one can speak? you know, and that's again, a funny question to think about. we had some sort of natural experiments that we were lucky enough to actually look at people who know many different languages and it doesn't seem like there's any real down there probably is because there's some limit on the number of words you can actually serve to keep separate and compartmentalize, but there's a very famous example of linguists who passed away about 15, i guess about 20 years ago now. who was their mit? his name is ken arrow and he was a person who never lost the ability to learn language. that is what we know is that around schubert, any and sometime in some extent, after that, there's something that goes on in the brain. you remember? you probably remember puberty. it's a time when the brain either matures or, and it sure is

alan fessor reports. it's unusual for donald trump to keep such a low profile. he's made one appearance, but hasn't spoken in public for a week. his twitter feed continues to push claims of a stolen election on thursday. he tweeted a report alleging 2700000 votes were deleted from voting systems across the country . the company who made the machines says that didn't happen, and a government election watchdog insists the election was the most secured in american history. the elections, infrastructure, government, coordinating council, and the election infrastructure sector, coordinating committees, part of the department of homeland security issued a joint statement and emphasized in bold type. there is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes changed votes, or was in any way compromised. one of the major contributors for making this the most secure election in u.s. history is the fact that there were large numbers with vote by mail. and actual having physical paper ballots, one of donald trump's closest aides has reportedly been seeking out. offi

much support for these cases moving forward ok thank you so much for analysis clyde wilcox separate fessor of government and georgetown university. well the news in the u.s. is seen another record jump in new coronavirus infections 2 days after the presidential election more than 120000 cases were confirmed on thursday exceeding the record set the day before that's according to a tally by johns hopkins university an average of 850 people die from the virus every day up from 700 a month ago a new nationwide lockdown has come into effect in england as it struggles to curb a 2nd wave of corona virus infections prime minister bross johnson says it will be lifted automatically in the next 4 weeks on wednesday night large crowds were seen gathered in london with their eventual social distancing scotland wales and northern ireland have their own restrictions in place the prime minister of greece has ordered a nationwide lockdown due to take effect from saturday carry across mr tarkus spoke at a news conference with the government's infectious diseases expert he said the latest measures will be in

fessor psychology, glengarry media specialist, cameron thomas discussed whether people should be free to celebrate the holiday as they please. it comes to, you know, personal responsibility and, you know, individuals who want to protect their families. i think it's a sign that people should step aside for thanksgiving. this year and stay safe. i think bret realize asian is very important. i think freedom is very important and i thank our culture, you know, cultures vary on a lot of dimensions. the united states is known as what's a very loose culture. some americans feel that their referendum is being taken away by, by these measures. but you know, your life is a fair, fair price to pay thanksgiving in your life. i don't know what i choose from what i choose. i think i choose life, but what we're seeing now is so many americans not following the guidelines and not following the rules, is partly the fact that we do live in a loose culture where people are from a very small age, very young age sort of and courage to sort of make their own rules and force their own paths and life. hey, i

when fessor her alone so sad they have ruined us it's a sad day for this family it's a sad day for palestine. we lost bill clinton who lost 5 out for the palestinian cause. and their colleagues are actually in fear into other structures. i believe very his dream for achieving. 2 state solution not to be a function because this policy and because of their unfortunate united states support to these israeli forces and that's why are you that they could not be for a friend but he would be harmed but he has been active in palestinian struggle since he was a young student and he continued when you was a teacher in niger and aversive then when he was part of his youth and funcinpec and actively and 2nd the 1st intifada then and there palestinian negotiating team in madrid. he was very current for everybody he was you have to chip with all groups that are part of this of political. and you will remember him as a as a good friend one can turn to from willits knew that he was and that magic. you know he was emblematic for a generation and you know an emblematic leader of palestinians who and he had ve

able to come up with somehow to come from us ok thank you so much for your time todd well concept fessor of government at georgetown university. so from here on al-jazeera with global economies mild and uncertainty we look at how china is pairing to bolster its domestic market. among the lower costs doll it's also known as untouchables sit at the very bottom of the hindu hierarchy they perform the lowliest tasks such as manually cleaning sewers often with no protective clothing or breathing apparatus given sing right or is a valid i'm a lawyer he's taking us to meet some members of the community some of whom he represents carla benvar galas family a cleaner as a husband was poisoned in a sewer 4 years ago 2 of her 3 sons now do the same work despite protections under the constitution doll it's untouchables are treated as outcomes it's many delegates have escaped their predicament by converting to other faiths such as islam or christianity the b.g.p. controlled state of what the british has prepared a 90 conversion law under which religious conversion would require permission from a state

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very for fessor, kerk younker for us. really appreciate your time. thank you very much. german chancellor angela merkel congratulated biden and harry shortly after major networks declared them the winners. in a statement posted on twitter, she wrote, i look forward to working with president biden. our transatlantic friendship is indispensable. if we are to deal with the major challenges of our time. so how is news of biden's victory being received here in germany? our reporters have been getting reaction from people. i've talked often. think what you want to buy, trump, but he's divided the united states. let's see what biden will bring in the end. it can only get better for america on the face of america. if i am sad yet, i hope that a change, but i'm not on biden side. i think he definitely is the best choice in the end. trump and his methods are impossible. maybe the world will be a more peaceful place, not better than time for sure. i'm on. it's always a matter of opinion, but after the way tom has acted in public, i think for the us, it's better that biden has won t

americans have already voted in advance or let's speak to michael bits are a bit serve out this history fessor of political science at the top a college joins us via skype from soles for a north carolina thank you very much professor for being with us so the final campaigns today and all eyes on on the swing states they're focusing on the swing states and that's where both trump and biden have been making their final pitches today is there one particular state that we should be looking at early on tomorrow evening to see how things are going. i think certainly a state like north carolina where i am base is a good indicator of whether president tropp will be able to replicate like he states he needs to win re we to win reelection in 2020 but i think everybody's going to be focused on states like pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin and the issue with pennsylvania is we may not know the 1st several days how their votes are going because they are counting process is delayed over several days yeah indeed in that that's a real concern the poll take stream needs height in places like pennsylvania but