i called eric garner his mother and said i'm going to minneapolis. one of our supporters is going to give us a private plane to go. would you go with the? because was in the middle of the pandemic. none of us were flying. there were very few flights at that time, and i knew she was concerned as all of us were about going out, particularly traveling during covid-19. covid-19. she said i'm already packed. so we got on this private plane went to minneapolis. we land, we go as at saigon foe last 35 years to the scene. but when we pulled up in the middle of this community and then we walked over, we met with some of the local activists at a church that was diagonal to the corner that george was killed on. when we walked up and i look at this curb where this man blade and a look at the stores that was there, and i thought about this lady who walked by and videotaped this man laying there in the gutter. it was right off the curb. in broad daylight with this knee on his neck. it just hit me, how vicious was of this? and what a way to die. this man was laying

moment ont to spend a something that will garner too much attention over the next few weeks. baseless claims by the president and his supporters that there has been widespread voter fraud and that the election was somehow stolen from president trump. ist kind of rhetoric extremely dangerous, extremely poisonous, to our democracy. as in any campaign, the president has a right to bring legal challenges, however, there is no legal right to file frivolous claims. lawsuits must have basis in fact and evidence. make no mistake, there has been no evidence of any significant or widespread voter fraud. joe won this election fair and square. the margins of his victory are growing by the day. former president george w. bush commendably acknowledged that fact when he congratulated president-elect biden, and vice president-elect harris on their victory. republican leaders in congress should also do the right thing. republican leaders must unequivocally condemn the president's rhetoric and work to ensure the peaceful transfer of power on january 20. i have been heartened to see a few of my

presidential history has been able to garner and you get people from different backgrounds like i say who have decided to come here to show their support this is juxtaposed to maybe the more kind of let's say. singular face of many of the trump rallies in fact i'm going to put over a couple of people here who have come to celebrate this occasion tell me how you guys feel about this this announcement yeah we're very happy that biden wine so yeah we're very happy and elated so. did it for president michel you guys on the doug vultures that been speaking about you actually voted for by the early voted by me and then we are both that are called the last one being any voted by you to mail ballots so we're very one of the latest ones that get counted on what is the most important thing you feel that biden needs to do once he takes up office. i think he eats a quality game back to quality of everyone so. about immigration in about everything he's stopped all those threats to make that. equal you know for everyone yeah well now you have also the 1st ever female vice president in u.s. history

chief medical officer sales have garnered the most attention.t $75 million worth of stock, and pointed out a couple of months ago that he has the preprogram sales that actually sell about a million dollars worth of stock every week, and that has continued, every monday he makes a million dollars in stock sales, so november 9th, 1.2 million. november 2nd, 1 million. october 26th, $1.1 million these have been garnering attention under the 10b5-1 plans. in response to all of the attention, moderna changed policies around the plans august 6th after it started its phase 3 trial because they wanted to avoid distractions they couldn't add shares or have unscheduled shares of sales in the open market until they file for fda approval of the vaccine or discontinue the program it's garnering a lot of attention. these plans are in place so that these executives are not selling based on information but of course they garner a lot of eyeballs, guys >> meg, that's the key yesterday when we were talking about this, i thought they had a planned sale set for a da

it looks like joe biden will garner around 42% of the white vote. in somew ways, his collision is less white than ocbama's 2008 collision and you see the states coming online like arizona and states like georgia that are sort of key and central to what's happening right now, those are also states that are very, very diverse states. so in certain ways, biden what looks like a wichbing collision, i suspect he will garner 52% of the vote and more dependent on diversity than barack obama in 2008. >> really interesting. michell michelle? >> look, i think one of the most things that will come out of this election, what you see is when some of the sun belt states go blue, it happens very rapidly. right? it was not that long ago that virginia was a republican state, then a purple state, now a pretty safe blue state. you know, you can say something similar about colorado. arizona a few years ago would have been unthinkable for arizona to have two democratic senators, birthplace of berry go goldwa goldwater is skpmg and something similar with gg. i don't thin

2020 has been that in the absence of big blockbusters, many smaller, more offbeat productions have garneredeveral short films by celebrated directors. next month, for example, viewers of the streaming service mubi can enjoy cold meridian, an experimental six minute short short from in fabric director peter strickland. new to the same service this week is nimic, an intriguing oddity from greek director yorgos lanthimos who made the favourite. tell her to get out. tell him to get out. this is our home. you're my other half. a popular hit at a range of international film festivals last year, nimic stars matt dillon as a cellist who finds himself being pursued by a doppelganger who copies his every move. there are thematic echoes of dostoyevsky‘s the double, the 19th century novel that previously inspired an underrated feature by richard ayoade. while tonally, nimic harks back to the surreal nightmarish satire of early lanthimos films like dogtooth. it's a strange little movie that will leave you with a head full of questions that can only be answered by going straight back and watching it agai

director spike lee posted a film editing real life footage with the similar chokehold death of eric garner in 2014 and scenes from his own 1909 film do the right thing do it right it was based upon their will of chokehold murder. and then the anything. you know not just by strangulation while i was being shot dead with guns. ringback ringback. in the documentary time a woman struggles to get her husband released from a 60 year prison sentence for robbery. money. waiting on a ruling regarding my husband's. wishes when any of you might have any information like. m.l.k. f.b.i. looks back the government attempts to suppress the civil rights struggle of the 1960 s. the director sees a parallel to trump today when shoppers out. to claim the suburbs. those people of color. destroy you. so williams has also spent a career looking at what it means to be black in america in a kill is a state which premiered at the toronto film festival williams plays a drug dealer looking to break out of a life of crime. a slam poet a rapper and a filmmaker williams was and is always an activist 1st you can look at

trump garnered 49% of the vote. that is a hugely divisive america.han: we need to push forward to the jobless claims data. it is unbelievable to still sit here and talk about numbers as high as 700,000. in thisnt of churn labor market is phenomenal for all the wrong reasons. tom: this is tangible. we see it in new york city. but do you are member 200,000 -- do you remember 200,000? are you still with us, lisa? lisa: i am. [laughter] you are talking about way back when. i thought you were talking about in the pandemic era. we are in a new era, and the question is how much scarring. i sound like a broken record. save me here. jonathan: is everyone checked out this morning? [laughter] michael mckee will be on top of this, the data five minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. a

victory in the ballot ground state of pennsylvania with 99 percent of the vote counted in pennsylvania garnered 49.7 and trump received 49.2 percent of the votes the 20 electoral votes biden won in the state allowed him to surpass the 270 needed to win the election according to projections by the associated press he also picked up 6 in nevada giving him a total of 290 electoral votes to republican president donald trump's 214 as the news of joe biden's victory broke president doll was out golfing at the trump national golf course in sterling virginia he finished up his game before returning to the white house several hours later with biden supporters sharing the president's motorcade from the side of the road from has so far refused to concede defeat in the election. leaders from all over the world and german chancellor angela merkel as well have congratulated joe biden and his running mate come why harris after major networks to clear them the winners of the u.s. presidential election in a statement posted on twitter macko wrote i look forward to working with president biden our transatlantic

. >>> whether you laughed or not, kanye west garnered thousands of votes.ounty pouring in the most reports. >> october's jobs report out at any moment. experts worry it will point to a slow economic recovery. good morning. it is friday november 6. >> we begin with vote count 2020 taking a historic turn overnight. going live to georgia where the gap between joe biden and the president is a mere 1,096 votes and the former vice president is now in the lead. it is the first time the historically red state has leaned blue this election. all eyes fixated on the electorial college map, biden with 253 projected electorial votes and mr. trump with 213. you will notice biden's number has not changed despite gains. thousands of ballots need to be counted. >> vote count updates in the next hours could begin to turn the race. >> let's go to laura podesta who is in washington with the very latest. laura. >> reporter: good morning michelle and len. tensions remain high across the country as so many americans are watching this vote tally and this ever changing race. as you

notably, libertarian candidate garnered 51,000 votes in that state, 1.5% of the vote total. president trump tweeting about arizona this morning, saying that from 200,000 votes to less than 10,000 votes, if we can audit the total votes cast, we will easily win in arizona also. what's going on in arizona in terms of any legal push by the trump campaign? guest: it seems that arizona is probably headed towards a recount. we'll have to see how much the recount changes the vote tallies. i'll note that historically recounts don't usually change vote counts more than a few hundred or maybe a few thousand votes, depending on the total number of votes cast. i know there are a couple of other lawsuits, and there may be some more headed down the pike in arizona. i can't really speak to that. but it does seem that arizona, we really saw something incredible there in terms of the president clawing his way back from the early election night calls, where it seemed absolutely certain in the eyes of some in the media that it was going to be a biden win, but now it seems like it's inside the m

so he garnered more support as the pandemic went on because people were tired of the lockdowns.and ali velshi, steve kornacki, anybody who can do simple math is pointing this out, joe biden also garnered a lot more support for people who didn't like the way president was handling this. donald trump upped his numbers and turnout, joe biden upped his numbers even more. >> 52,000 votes for hillary clinton. joe biden's percentage was higher and his votes. pennsylvania voted in force. everybody thinks it works in their favor. i was in wilkesbury, had a conversation about covid, showing her numbers. what a great job donald trump had done on covid, 4% of the world's population and 19% of the cases and deaths, i had it sourced, printed out, gave it to her, she said i believe your numbers are wrong. >> yeah. run into that a lot. donald trump is the ultimate truth teller to his supporters. >> ali, thank you very much. with us now, former executive director of the new york state democratic party and strategist bass ill smooikle, and outreach for president obama and democratic strategist be

the no vote has this one, 56% to the yes camp garnering only 44% support for proposition 16. we'll move on to proposition 24. california voters have approved a measure to extend an&expand a digital privacy law passed two years ago. prop 24 includes provisions to triple the fines and companies that violate children's privacy, creating a dedicated state agency to enforce the law passed in 2018. and as we move through the numbers quickly, you can find it online. you can all head to www.ktvu.com for more election coverage for you. they will post realtime results for races, county-by-county results on the race for president as well and that is all waiting now at www.ktvu.com. >>> an update on the response. the coronavirus, the latest numbers and the impact on plans for counties to dive deeper into their reopenings. >>> also, enjoy that nice weather while you can. big changes are coming, starting tomorrow. we're talking about a dip in the temperature. we're going to go back to meteorologist mark mark tamayo. did you know that geico's whole 15 minutes thing... that came from me. rea

at moving cars which is how jessica williams was murdered in 2016 and the restraint which killed garner in new york. they threatened a lawsuit weeks after the killing of george floyd. this summer tens of thousands of people demanded the end of police violence. negotiations need to be held so community can get in put. poa policies are life and death. the contract has to introduce concessions to the contract. when cities like chicago ask for disciplinary concessions why is san francisco not asking and another police killing less than a month ago. i am asking you stand up to the racist police fraternity and make future negotiations public. >> clerk: next caller, please. >> caller: i am catalina from district 4. i de planned the committee reject the contract negotiations and not pass out of committee. this is what the p.l.a. wants two additional years of raises through 2023. sets up for the next contract in the mayorial year with more leverage. why is san francisco not asking for policy after another police killing less than a month ago. negotiations should be held in public so the communit

but the hashtags stealthevote and voterfraud garnered more than 300,000 interactions on your platform in the hours after president trump declared victory. here's the question. do you believe facebook did you enough to prevent trump's enoug efforts to delegitimize the election result?electi if so, why have you reached thau conclusion? >> senator, i believe that we - have -- we have taken some very significant steps in this area.. not just the adding additional context to specific posts and making it so that when people search for different hashtags wt show additional information, but we also took the unprecedented step of putting the voter information center at the top of facebook and instagram for able everyone in the u.s. that showed them reliable information aboutg the election, including par partnering with organizations d like reuters and the national w election pool to show them te in accurate information about the h results of the election. so all taken together, i think , that we really went quite far is terms of helping to distribute h reliable and accurate information about w

extremely wealthy and slavers in the american south managed to use it to the american paradox fst to garner enough power to control the american south and then to take over the federal government and it seed like during the civil war the ideology of the south, the idea that really american democrac should be an oligarchy based in hierarchy me to the american west and in the american west the americans to move after the civil war discovered the ideology for very nicely in the west in that. because the economy that was not unlike that of the american south and extraction wch calls for a small group of wlthy men and a lot of workers who were fairly interchangeable and that ideology got a second life in the american way and then over time because o the peculiarity of the american political system he took over the american politi, move from the arican west back across the american continent, the making government and took back ove our society. th by 1819 so by 1964 when rry goldwater who built the western cowy is being nominated for the republican national convention, the state that puts them ov

i am amy garner. and i am a mom of six kids. okay, where did you want the bow?metim we just think of finances as a whole of society, but instead i see my brother, whose business was going down. that triggered the stress, which triggered his healthssues, which triggered his mental health issues, and he was gone in 60 days.th e years ago, he took his life. this is my brother, brian. yeah. (sighs) i wanted to save otheries from going through what we went through. (voice cracking): sorry. so that's why i became so passionate about not shutting things down, letting peoplech se. >> are we sheep or are wele pe >> people! >> let's go toork! >> that doesn't mean that we don't believe there are ople at extra risk, or that we don't love them or accept theirer co. i'm like, mine says, my... our definition, oh, "your definiti of essential is not the same ase ." so, i'm like, they really aremi ing out on the hardworking people who can't earn money for eir family, like... i think the rate of suicide is going to go way higher. you take away people's connections, their hobbies,

don't want to read it when you have to back here to do it on the day when i am going on the dog to garner the operation and write. i didn't think about it. i think, i think i did he buy me a good shot. i want you back. the next article about you, but almost the whole thing didn't work. i my fellow, if you decide you are going to be busy make it . it's not easy to abandon an organization that is a specialist risking your life. so in this to be years in the web, what does that leave confused? did we have a lot and i think we've done enough, it would be very difficult to quintin you for. i'm not mad because we don't have the funds. would you mind? then i just we need one of the 4 pipes out. she has got scared. fyfe says us 8 cell phones. one of them out how to smoke. ok. so i guess about it one day with the intervention of a good some other to come along and then assist us in c. on the food that we are trying to pull out of. well, as i'm trying to get out of the office stuff for a while, but i'm not going to be on the bottom of our use of visited the city cabin by 7 o'clock to 9 miskin job d

wealthy enslavers in the american south minute she was that corollary to the american paradox first to garnerpower to control the american southward then too can take over the american government. see mike during the civil war that ideology of the south, the idea that really american democracy should in all or khaki, and oligarchy basin hierarchy move to the american west. in the american west was the hero americans and discovered ideology works nicely in areas. the west had that not unlike the american south. based on extractions calls for small group of very wealthy men. and a lot of workers who were fairly interchangeable. that ideology got second line in the american west. but then over time because of the familiarity of the political system it took over american politics. without a move from the american west back across the american continents. the american government, and took back over our society. so that by 1819. so that by 1864 was barry goldwater who built the western cowboy's big nominee for the republican national convention. estate the puts him over the top in that convention i

and republicans are trying to garner and also the money the campaign is trying to raise.s a campaign that raised over $1 billion that's still sew litting funds. what do they need those funds for, number one? number two, with all of this publicity they're trying to get, what will -- what is it for douven the line when donald trump is no longer the president? >> well, it's a great question. they're saying some of that money is for the legal fund and the legal effort. there's a sense that some of that money may very well go to retiring campaign debt. and someone floated the idea to me yesterday that one thing the president -- it's not just that he's asking advisers should he run again in 2024, he's basically telling them that if he loses -- and to be clear, he has lost -- he will run again in 2024. that doesn't mean he actually will, but he can utterly freeze the republican party by even teasing the idea. one thing a senior white house official said to me is, look, this is a president who announced his re-election bid, this past one, historically early. he basically announce

no democrat has won just garnering 29% of the vote.p the score in metro and metro atlanta and as you pointed out the ring collars around atlanta, that seems to be the majority here but what you're seeing is georgia, like colorado and nevada and to a certain extent like north carolina, there's jolts and there's backlash but there's a long trendline here of states becoming more competitive and blue you are as our democratics shift. >> andrea mitchell, this fight for the senate, no precedent, two seats, one battleground state. the control on the line. my gosh, it's -- i almost feel sorry for georgia voters for the deluge of advertising that's coming. >> it's an epic battle, and i think mitch mcconnell and the republicans are going to throw so much at it because they're going to make the argument, and you've seen this in ticket-splitting throughout the country at other town ballot races, that people seem to want divided government. they were not voting so much for joe biden but against donald trump. they want some moderation. a lot of repu

by saturday morning, joe biden had garnered enough electoral votes, and was declared the winner.sident trump and his republican allies have been contesting that, but states are standing by the results, and legal efforts so far have yielded no change in votes. good morning. it is veterans day, november 11, 2020. this is washington journal. we will talk about the continuing standoff in this first hour.

armenia and azerbaijan sign a peace deal brokered by moscow ending almost 2 months of bloodshed in the garner kauravas. it sees russian peacekeepers on the ground in the region. however, are outraged branding the deal, paul, to a betrayal and i.q. merely ating defeat also ahead.

have not been selected for those halls just yet and one of the youngest mayors in the nation who garnered national attention for starting a privately funded program to give poor people $500 a month and guaranteed income has conceded that he lost his bid for reelection 4 years after winning more than 70% of the vote 30 year-old stockton mayor michael tubbs a democrat conceded the race to republican kevin lincoln, the concession came after an update of counted ballots showed he trailed by nearly 12,000 votes. tubbs was stockton's first black mayor in a statement he wrote that he was honored to serve as mayor of stockton and will continue to support the work needed to move that city forward. >>still ahead lawmakers are now hard at work trying to find ways to get covid vaccines out to the public wants are ready. details on h >>the pfizer and moderna companies recently announced major progress with their covid vaccines and lawmakers say distribution will be the next big step our washington dc correspondent basil john reports on lawmakers priorities as these vaccines near approval. with vaccine

no democrat has won with just garnering 29% of the vote. but if you look at sort of what happens, how democrats run up the score in metro and metro atlanta and also, as you pointed out, those ring collars around atlanta, that seems to be the majority here. but what you're seeing is, in georgia, like colorado and like nevada, and to a certain extent, like north carolina, you know, there is jolts and there's backlash, but there's a long trend line here of states becoming more competitive and bluer as our demographics shift. >> andrea mitchell, this fight for control of the senate -- i mean, i'm sorry, there's no precedent. two seats, one battleground state. >> right. >> you know, the control on the line. my gosh, i almost -- i feel sorry for georgia voters for the deluge of advertising that's coming. >> well, it's an epic battle, and i think that mitch mcconnell and the republicans are going to throw so much at it because they are going to make the argument -- and you've seen this in ticket-splitting throughout the country at other down-ballo

but police say an economics within those same 12 months by then the moms for housing movement with garnerupport from the governor of the state of california takes tremendous amount of courage to do what they've done. >>they deserve enormous amount of credit. she was also tapped to open up for senator bernie sanders bay area presidential campaign stop enrichment housing is human rights to major points of her winning campaign platform where housing is a human right and divesting from policing to invest in community people want to see a shift in policing and our budgets and people want to see homelessness addressed the newly elected council member beat the incumbent lynette gibson mcelhaney by a significant margin. she says this win shows contrary to the beliefs of some grassroots activism in the streets can be converted to a seat at the table of political power, you know, i've been successful because of the organizing not in spite of it haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>and now to our 4 zone forecast it has been cold for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow her to tell us how cold yeah boy we we

as well as rehabilitating riyadh's image, a global summit was expectedo garner support for modernizingeforms launched by crown prince mohammed bin salman. saudi arabia's reputation as an battered since 2018 an international uproar over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, the war in yemen, and the arrest of women's rights activists. portraits of the jailed women were projected on the louvre museum, with a call to release those imprisoned. >> [speaking french] >> this is a seduction by saudi arabia to restore its image internationally. in reality this contrasts with the human rights situation and this hypocrisy must stop. emmanuel macron must call in saudi authorities to release activists and demand that the kingdom respect human rights. >> in october, the european parliament passed a nonbinding resolution urging the eu to downgrade its delegation at the summit to avoid legitimizing impunity for human rights violations. critics of saudi arabia hope to see the kingdom challenged on a number of issues this weekend. the scale back some it may not be the opportunity. at the top of the

defeated trump by more than 80,000 votes in that state nationally biden and running mate kamala harris garnered nearly 80 million votes are recorded us presidential elections. a record number of women are expected to serve in congress this upcoming year almost a 140 women will be working across both chambers. >>this year the gop could have as many as 35 women that's an increase of 13 from 2018 and democrats could have more than a 100. those numbers are not set in stone as some races are still too close to call joe khaleel takes a look at some policy changes we could see this year as a result. >>100 decide to one based on her gender these one round because they're bad if 2018 was the year of the woman 2020 may be the year of the republican woman on the story starts and i approve this message. some races are still outstanding but today the gop added 13 women to its ranks at least 35 republican women will serve in the next congress we all have lived experiences, second more voices who have at the table. the more reflective you are of our growing society beth van dyne won her seat in texas is 24th

>>hard word over that i couldn't get out to eric garner from going to get a bank or or crack about from a minute to remember. >>it's named storm of busy hurricane season in the first to make landfall in florida. it hit nicaragua as a category 4 hurricane and killed nearly 70 people from mexico to panama shoes talk about a crocodile dodging the crocodile, we're tracking a to here at kron 4 this is a look at our radar showing where the storm is right now. now we want to go to kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who has details of what the storm is heading right now affecting mainly cuba. you see some very heavy bands. >>making their way on shore there but even in a florida we've seen these bands kind of rotating around not a real powerful storm system yet. it is starting to intensify and we're going expect to see more of that rain on the way has taken more of a northerly turn in fact you can see the areas in orange there along the coastline near tampa fort myers. expect some tropical storm force winds to begin to move in there in about the next 24 to 48 hours is a to slowly makes i

question i have come with these other minority candidates, the libertarian candidate in georgia garnered about one or 2% of the vote. assertf all, i would that chances are they will either stay home or probably vote republican. i think that is a reasonable assumption. if you take that logic further and you look at some of these , etc.,tates, michigan bidens marjorie victory -- margin of victory was largely determined by the libertarian party. , is my my question is assumption correct that this election in georgia will be swung by libertarians who either arede not to vote for unlikely to vote on the republican line? what givesepends kelly loeffler an upper hand. took away mostho of her votes was republican. his name is doug collins of georgia and he has dropped out now. he is a house member and had been a house member and ran against her and really wanted that c. he was defeated. he has gotten behind her and his votes will matter. i think it's an interesting point you make about the libertarian candidate. it depends on the state and the race. there can be a green party candidate who takes

pop legend cher, spent years pushing for the elephant's resettlement, garnering support of high-profileliticians including pakistan's prime minister. the campaigning paid off. cher was there to welcome the elephant as he touched down in cambodia. the elephant will not be transferred to a 10,000 hectare while i sanctuary, where he will spend the rest ohis days free of chains, cared for and no loer lonely. his new home houses three potential new mates, and to prepare for his arrival, his carers have made sure he is well fed and looking his best for the ladies. [brushing] brent: i wonder if he knows the words to, i got you babe. you're watching "dw news." and i will be right back with "the day." stick around. ♪ anchor: you are watching france 24 line from paris. bowing to pressure, french lawmakers agreed to rewrite a controversial law involving police and freedom of the press, following a weekend of protests across the country. rolling out a vaccine, the french government unveils a five-step plan to distribute a shot for covid-19, starting with the most vulnerable, and health care workers

battleground state of pennsylvania with 99 percent of the vote counted in pennsylvania biden it garnered a 49.7 percent and trump received 49.2 percent while the 20 electoral votes biden won in this state allows him to surpass the 270 that magic number needed to win the election according to projections by the associated press was also picked up 6 and nevada giving him a total of 290 electoral votes to republican president donald trump's 214. and democratic supporters across the country have been reacting to the news of president elect biden success from philadelphia to black lives matters plaza in washington to new york's times square people showed signs of relief and excitement here some of those reactions to me me everything my mother is a disabled woman who knows the caribbean medicaid and medicare and to know. how to and you can no longer mess with those programs is the main thing we was was having . you believe that i was writing was best for the united states and i am a history come are they are rather surprised her certainly here are very thankful i don't think. i have to wonder

and polarizing society so that he actually garnered support for him was actually something that was destructive and that he was positioning himself joe biden as somebody who was going to be a uniting force a number 3 now what we're seeing is this constant underlying underlining of their policies or the attempt to try and recover the economy after the blow it's taken or it continues to take because of coalwood but also because of what they see is a mismanagement by a president who essentially dismissed the virus in the beginning and since hasn't been able to grasp. this situation so those are the messages that have been coming out from the democratic candidates and his aides what's also. porton to look out is as we heard there talking about sending his lawyers is out and was talking while the democratic party and joe biden also have very kind of war room set up where they're fundraising to ensure that they have enough assets to contest also from a legal perspective if there are any of those contentious states that will go on to recounts or other issues so there is some sort of cautio

to serve just 2 more years as speaker of the house one of the youngest mayors in the nation who garnered national attention for starting a privately funded program to give poor people $500 a month and guaranteed income. >>has conceded that he lost his bid for reelection 4 years after winning more than 70% of the vote 30 year-old stockton mayor michael tubbs a democrat lost by more than 10 percentage points. he can sit in the race to republican kevin lincoln after an update of counted ballots show that he trailed by nearly 12,000 votes with fewer than 12,000 votes left to count. tubbs was that city's first black mayor in a statement he wrote he was honored to serve as mayor of stockton and will continue to support the work needed to move that city forward. >>and you can into trouble, yes, or no when it comes to traveling. feel about happening over the holiday will answer your legal questions after the break. >>the recent spike in covid cases health officials are cautioning everybody against visiting family this thanksgiving and warning that indoor gatherings lead to the spread of the viru

director spike lee posted the film editing real life footage with the similar chokehold death of eric garner in 2014 and scenes from his own 1909 film do the right thing the writing was based upon their will of chokehold murder. and then the end. you know not just by strangulation while i was being shot dead with guns. ringback ringback. in the documentary time a woman struggles to get her husband released from a 60 year prison sentence for robbery. monday. night waiting on a roof regarding my husband's always wondering if you might have any information like. m.l.k. f.b.i. looks back the government attempts to suppress the civil rights struggle of the 1960 s. the director sees a parallel to trump today when shoppers out. to claim the suburbs will be destroyed and some. people will call. the store you. saw williams has also spent a career looking at what it means to be black in america in a kill is a skate which premiered at the toronto film festival williams plays a drug dealer looking to break out of a life of crime. a slam poet a rapper and a filmmaker williams was and is always an activis

garnering the support of high profile politicians, including pakistan's prime minister that campaigning has paid off say it was there to welcome. as he touched down in cambodia, the elephant will now be transferred 281-0000 hectare wildlife sanctuary. where he'll spend the rest of his days, free of chinese cat full, and no longer lonely. new home houses, 3 potential new mates and to prepare him for his arrival. his carers have made sure he's well fed and looking his best for the ladies and all the best because that's it for today. there's one our website did up a dog into at the same time tomorrow over what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in the 360 degree and explore fascinating world heritage sites. world heritage 360 starts now. can you hear me now? here is, here's, we're going, you can hardly the city is german, so it's now we bring your uncle out, man, and you never have surprises. so what is possible? who is medical relief work and want to talk to people who follows her along the way . my runs and critics alike are always the world's most powerful women say

director spike lee post the film editing real life footage with the similar chokehold death of eric garner in 2014 and scenes from his own 1909 film do the right thing do the right thing was based upon their will of chokehold murder. and then again. you know not just by strangulation while i was being shot dead with guns. ringback ringback. in the documentary time a woman struggles to get her husband released from a 60 year prison sentence for robbery. monday. night waiting on a ruling regarding my husband's always when any of you might have any information like. m.l.k. f.b.i. looks back the government attempts to suppress the civil rights struggle of the 1960 s. the director sees a parallel to trump today when shoppers out. for claiming that the suburbs will be. those people who call are going to come destroy you. so williams has also spent a career looking at what it means to be black in america in a kill is a scape which premiered at the toronto film festival williams plays a drug dealer looking to break out of a life of crime. a slam poet a rapper and a filmmaker williams was and is al

the things that we care about within those same 12 months 5 and the moms for housing movement with garner support from the governor of the state of california takes tremendous amount of courage to do what they've done. >>they deserve enormous amount of credit take a look at this crowd today. she was also tapped to open up for senator bernie sanders bay area presidential campaign stop enrichment housing is human rights to major plates of her winning campaign platform where housing is a human right and divesting from policing to invest in community people want to see a shift in policing and our budgets and people want to see. >>homelessness addressed the newly elected council member beat the incumbent lynette gibson mcelhaney by a significant margin. she says this win shows contrary to the beliefs of some grassroots activism in the streets can be converted to a seat at the table of political power, you know, i've been successful because of the organizing not in spite of it haaziq madyun kron 4 news up next the fate of returning to the classroom in livermore school district is. >>up to paren

not to what went on that one but after the eric garner a killing we forbid cops from ever again. and following the death of briana taylor there was widespread change to systemic did systemic for. the replies applies plies 7 twice never mind i forget but after the killing of michael brown police were no longer allowed to use excessive force in cases of. we were still working on that one but after the murder of 2 meter rice you've got to admit that when you did that there there was it was a big change in the thing we were with that with with this stuff i meditated god had it's all the same we're like a addict every time our police kill a black person on camera for no reason the country goes i am going to stop you know what i really am i i k i can stop any and this this was a big wake up call so thank you di needed this thank you i am not going to kill any any more black people in till tomorrow at least tomorrow moving on a new investigation of trump's tax records has revealed that not only has he paid almost 0 taxes in several years we already knew that but also he has had more tha

doses per month and with its a near perfect record so far split they can the vaccine had already garnered interest in other countries like argentina venezuela and hungary to name just a few meanwhile another vaccine had already been registered and russia and it's now hot on the heels of nicky also going through a final trial stages. was a cope with the growing infection rate to moscow's opened up a number of field hospitals auntie's russian channel went to check out conditions there. course as our polling. shows that i have a. lot of prayer for almost still it. here's the thing. that i well know the 2nd week how is it different from the 1st i think people have become less vigilant what do you mean people get used to it yes people got used to it but here are those who refused to believe there are 2 groups now all of those who are extremely concerned about coronavirus know what it is who lost their loved ones dick and those who say you are all liars in the summer we relaxed let ourselves go and here you are and what we are seeing the consequences of this in autumn no one need only relax bec

the ballot ground state of pennsylvania with 99 percent of the vote counted in pennsylvania biden garnered 49.7 percent and trump received 49.2 percent the 20 electoral votes biden won in the state allowed him to surpass the 270 needed to win the election according to projections by the associated press he also picked up 6 in nevada giving him a total of $290.00 electoral votes to republican president $214.00 as the news of joe biden's victory broke president was out golfing the trump national golf course in sterling virginia he finished up his game before returning to the white house several hours later but by supporters cheering the president's motorcade from the side of the road trump has so far refused to concede defeat and the election. leaders from all around the world and german chancellor are going back a as well have congratulated joe biden and his running mate harris after major networks to clear them the winners of the u.s. presidential election in a statement posted on twitter she wrote i look forward to working with president by our transatlantic friendship is indispensable if

and i see from the latest reports that with all of the wounded coming back from the conflict in a garner okara box there aren't even beds available for the covert victims in armenia azerbaijan has a code a problem but not nearly as serious as what's happening in armenia now which is more pressure on the armenians to settle the fighting and get back to what they need to do back at home yet tense time but maybe a glimmer of hope right now as it stands peter cosmic history professor at the american university in washington d.c. thank you very much for your time and thoughts you. told us justice department official has quit over president trumps a legal challenge against the election results after the attorney general or theorized a probe into election fraud on team trump applied for an emergency injunction to prevent joe biden's victory being certified in that all important state of pennsylvania. biden is projected to win 290 electoral college votes that's more than enough to get him into the white house but i will trump has cast doubt on the results with allegations of mail in ballot fraud

bioclimatic and sustainable benefits of using earthen architecture, it seems the movement is starting to garner soon to star in marvel‘s first asian superhero film, michelle yeoh says it has taken time for hollywood to offer more diverse roles to asian actors. named on this year's bbc 100 women list, michelle yeoh talked to us about her work with the un as a goodwill ambassador, and how she wants to inspire girls to grow up thinking they can do anything they set their minds to. was i welcomed to america as an asian actor? at that time, it was a little bit of a shock to the system, when you go from asia and you go into america and suddenly you are known as a minority. and that word, to be honest, was something new to me. if you looked, even on tv, or any of the movies from hollywood, they were very —— there were very, very little asian faces on screen. and when there are, a lot of the times they were very stereotypical. at the beginning, when you read their scripts, it always tries to explain where there is this chinese or asian looking person came from. from the laundromat, 01’ came from. from

garnering the support of high profile politicians, including pakistan's prime minister that campaigning has paid off. she was there to welcome. as he touched down in cambodia, the elephant will now be transferred 281-0000 hectare wildlife sanctuary. where he'll spend the rest of his days, free of chinese, cat full, and no longer lonely. new home houses 3 potential new mates and to prepare him for his arrival. his cameras have made sure he's well fed and looking his best for the ladies. the fans. wonder if you know the words to argue back with the day. moho. oh, come on. board. more closely. carefully to suit your needs to get discovered subscribe to documentary on 2 of the morning. sleep because you'll fall over and zooms love more in those swollen, swollen, moods. lol. hers knows, no, no love, no love. for the work it doesn't work is read a book heard the chancellor merkel and saloon bar her small the european union has now secured 2000000000 doses of coded 1000 vaccines. more than enough for everyone in europe. once, a vaccine is approved and that may happen 1st in the u.s., that's wh

garner johnson after the play.uld be ejected and chicago erased a ten-point deficit to force overtime santos tying things up at 23-23. they would go to overtime and the saints' will lutz would win the ball game for new orleans, 26-23. dalvin cook's speed blew past the packers. cook rushed for three touchdowns and he caught a fourth, helping the vikings updaset the packersn the road in indianapolis, check down the acrobatic touchdown celebrations from the colts hines >>> wnba champion sue bird and u.s. soccer star megan rapinoe announced they are engaged after four years of dating rapinoe was currently with bird in the wnba bubble celebrating the seattle storm winning the league title. >> janessa is up next with our election day forecast. ou tplus, they are not old engho vote, but that's not stopping these teens from making democracy work for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks sometimes the smallest gestures can be the most refreshing. give extra, get extra. say hello to a drug-free way to ease st