. >> both sides of the political isle, the parties that are be holden to others we are talking about republican senators be holden to president trump, when luke you look at the biden administration, how be holden are they going to be with the activists who turned and got a lot of new voters to come in and helped them put them over in some of these states? >> well, they should deliver for the people that voted for better access to healthcare and criminal justice reform and police reform. where we are right now is dangerous. a transition of government is very, very tough to pull off. you throw up america up in the air and somebody catching it. it is unbelievable, more than 24 hours a day, unbelievable task and to be able to pull this off term after term is a miracle. it is tough to do. these guys are shortening the runway and holding money hostages jeopardizing the health and safety of every single american. all of our soldiers and sailors and marines and coast guards are at risk and the whole world is watching this and our enemies know we are making ourselves very vulnerable. anybody

there is a military base there, so it is outweighed to its size. , 300 23, holden county, 105. is, 230, where augusta four. rockdale, 88. i think that's the guest. you can add them together and probably about 4000 for the other counties i did not name. after that, we have provisionals and i have the additional provisional for fulton county which is the largest jewel of the biggest potential impact. total provisional pallets received, 4860 nine. they accepted 3603. that means they rejected 1266 ballots they had on hand. biggest chunks of those means the voter brought their id in and that was 1205. or they voted at a precinct, which means they were at the wrong precinct. that's 2398. the unfortunate part for some of those voters is it means they voted out of precinct, they can only vote on the things that were on the ballot that effected the areas they shared with the other precinct. things like president and senator him of those will count, but state house and county commission would not. that is the difference when you boat out of county like that. we try to encourage people to

holden, flocking all are very heavy, and over time beach sank into a private school. that's why they're so rain on g.r. it's crossed but again, because the x. rays don't have much gravity that didn't happen on asteroids, and in some cases they're 100 times as much as a 15. for example, i'm not sure the best close to our planet was just thinking it to have more platinum than it's ever been mined. the earth takes 16 cycle. which wald said to be worth $700.00. until now these was just theoretical because space travel was just too expensive. but that's changing a seat on a space x. walk at least 3 times cheaper than it was in the space shuttle started. then you call to rush in chosen and to have larry page, the co-founder of google put his wealth behind planetary resources that you're after and you company joined the reins to my nostrils. and in 2017, nasa announced he would pay a visit to psyche. what if she's leaving the i can start and she's the one leading side to mission on the part of the thank you russian that i'm wrong but although the program is not about the ast

man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for burning historically black churches 23-year-old holdenleaded guilty to burning children's in 2019 he did it to boost his profile in the black metal music community. he's been ordered to pay more than $2 million to the churches. >>> there are hours before the polls open there are a lot of americans feeling election anxiety here's stephanie gosk who will tell you what to do to cope with this. >> reporter: the election is coming at us fast and at times angry. the campaigns tt, the ads, the twitter feeds, the polls, and finger wagging the voting lines are long and there are fears of unrest, all of it while the pandemic only gets worse no wonder there is more stress than ever. >> i'm seeing a tremendous amount of people dealing with stressing anxiety, panic-type symptoms as the election gets closer. >> reporter: doctors even have a name for it. election stress disorder take a deep breath there are ways to make it better limit social media and tv, avoid political conversations that can sometimes get ugly, and get some exercis exercise a walk ca

we have worked closely with our accommodation provider, clear springs, ready, holden's and stakeholders to ensure the napier site is safe and secure. this includes an agreement to provide silent seekers with privacy and confidentiality. as would be expected, volunteers and medics have sounded the alarm after the conditions. this footage shot by a resident shows cramped sleeping areas cornered off by sheets at a refugee himself has been bringing clothes and essential items to the camp. he says the military environment in the barracks could trigger a trauma for those inside knowing a lot of asylum seekers. beautiful trauma, 20 again, you will see 3 in prosecution, free in the games that imprisoned them false imprisoned them and told shouldn't be in place and just use military bags. and it's all of them in terms of these also it's just demonizing. as more reports, imagine protests, hunger strikes and even suicide attempts. it's unclear what the future of these and similar sites will be. but for the residents, a decision can't come soon enough. only i didn't think we reached trying, going t

holden matthews must also may $2.6 million in restitution.ews' father, a sheriff's deputy, helped arrest him. >>> a fraternity member at louisiana state university has now been charged with hazing. terry reynolds was arrested in connection with an incident that left a freshman on life support. the police report says pledges there were forced to drink until they blacked out. >>> time now for a look at your election day weather. >>> clear skies across much of this country but heavy and in the pacific northwest and snow in northern new york and part of new england. 43 degrees today in boston. warm around the great lakes and across the plains with temperatures 15 degrees above normal in some areas. 70s from the rockies down to miami. meanwhile, hurricane eta is making landfall in nicaragua with winds of 150 miles per hour and up to three feet of rain could trigger catastrophic floods in the region. >>> up next, the other big story developing right now, police describing another attack on the streets of europe. >>> what we're learning about the gu

. >> diedre holden heads the board of elections and describes the process as meticulous and secure >>> you have two people at each table. they take each ballot and season who has been selected. sees who has been selected and they hand it off to the next person and count the vote and the next person puts it in the stack of which the voter has chosen who they want to vote for. >> since the vote on november 3rd president trump has been attacking the results claiming election officials here have been counting illegal votes and maintaining he actually won the state. last week georgia's republican the senators both facing state-wide runoffs called on the republican secretary of state to resign. brad raffensperger issued the recount mandate as a way to reassure voters but has left many perplexed and perturbed. >> what do you think about the hand recount here? >>> i mean i feel like it's kind of unnecessary. have at it. suit yourself. it's not going to change the outcome. >> i think he has wasted our time. >>> this is a situation, if it were reverse-i would want a recount. >> i think it never

the book for the lockdowns and before the local riots for the 1619 rights as our teacher charles holden. they serve as sort of further indication of the countries headed in a bad direction but again, it's something i'd rather not happen but i'd rather be proved wrong and have everything become harmonious and i can go down in history as a crack who wrote one alarmist thing that turned out to have been accurate. i'd be much better,, my own reputation would suffer everyone else would be a lot happier . >> both of these books are about elections. is something about where we are in our history such that are all elections going to be of this magnitude or is this a temporary thing ? >> it's definitely temporary. but that's also not a comforting answer because one way you can solve the problem is at one more election , lx the democratic party . let them amnesty, if you leave joe biden in, are essentially promising to bring in or through accommodation of amnesty and immigration, a 52 million americans and all on a path tonaturalization and citizenship . the highest correlation of liberal or demo

ccsf must be saved, but electing the same type of candidates, politicians be-holden to stakeholders will result in the same outcomes. i have declined all offers of consideration for endorisment by stakeholders so that i can focus on slufl doing what is right to save ccsf, i will not be be-holden to interest groups. i'm the only candidate who has raised over $40 million for educational and other causes and will bring creative funding ideas and other opportunities to ccsf. i'm the only candidate who has served on a finance committee of a fiscally fit company. i believe that ccsf is a gem that must be preserved. i will be your independent and experienced voice on the board. thank you, and please vote for me. >> i'm juanita martinez, a family poor in money but rich in family history. my family came from northern mexico. my father was especially proud of his indigenous roots, comanche and navajo. we moved to california when my father was forced to retire. that opened up higher education for me because community college was free in california. i studied at delta college, earned an associate's

a record post lockdown crowd of holden, $49000.00 packed the suncorp stadium in bird's. been to watch queensland new south wales in the 3rd and deciding stage of an original match. it's queensland's 1st, series win 7. so 2017 meeting, the fans will turn very good. that's all sporting for morgan later for peter. we'll see you later. thank you very much. that's it for this news. hour on al-jazeera. do stay with us. we've got plenty more world news coming up after this. very short break back in a few minutes. in under a year, coverage 19 has altered our societies and exposed deficiencies in political, social, and economic structure of capitalism is the pandemic back is the root cause of so much of the suffering apps and big data which show could literally save our lives, can be the headline has the pandemic given us the chance to reevaluate our world. all hail the lockdown coming soon on al-jazeera. an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the highs the lows, the trials and tribulations, the unseen movements, and every day miracles, the injustices, the defianc

holden second, we are going to wilmington delaware wherejoe biden are speaking to his supporters.on express their will and it is the will of the voters, no one, not anyone else, that uses the united states of america. so, each ballot must be counted and that is what we are going to see going through now and thatis going to see going through now and that is how it should be. democracy is sometimes messy. it sometimes requires a little patience as well. but that patience has been rewarded now for more than 240 years with a syste m now for more than 240 years with a system of governance that has been the envy of the world. and we continue to feel, senator and i, we continue to feel, senator and i, we continue to feel very good about where things stand. we have no doubt that when the count is finished senator harris and i will be declared the winners. so, i ask everyone to stay khan, all the people to stay calm. the process is working. —— people to stay calm. the process is working. — — stay people to stay calm. the process is working. —— stay calm. the count is being completed and we

ccsf must be saved, but electing the same type of candidates, politicians be-holden to stakeholders will result in the same outcomes. i have declined all offers of consideration for endorisment by stakeholders so that i can focus on slufl doing what is right to save ccsf, i will not be be-holden to interest groups. i'm the only candidate who has raised over $40 million for educational and other causes and will bring creative funding ideas and other opportunities to ccsf. i'm the only candidate who has served on a finance committee of a fiscally fit company. i believe that ccsf is a gem that must be preserved. i will be your independent and experienced voice on the board. thank you, and please vote for me. >> i'm juanita martinez, a family poor in money but rich in family history. my family came from northern mexico. my father was especially proud of his indigenous roots, comanche and navajo. we moved to california when my father was forced to retire. that opened up higher education for me because community college was free in california. i studied at delta college, earned an associate's

he's anxious and desperate for any lifeline that would let him holden to power even as i think he's coming to the realization that's not going to happen. you know, certainly the tone you heard today from him just now is one of a president who seemed to be coming to that realization. as we talked about earlier in the previous segment, realizing is one thing. beginning to act on it is another. allowing the transition to begin, allowing the new team to be brought up to speed on this vaccine that we're talking about because it's going to be up to them to distribute to the vast majority of americans, bringing the new president up to speed on national security threats an intelligence, all that matters. so while we're waiting for the president to come to grips with what everybody seems to think is reality, you know, there are still some real consequences to be paid. >> heidi, to you. the president also there coming in to this white house saying he appears to be going out with animosity toward some of this critics but notably toward democrats, denouncing andrew cuomo, the democratic governor of th

drew holden, called out the "washington post".commentary. i'm wondering of things to come. we've got biden's inauguration coming up in january. and people have been very critical of crowds during the pandemic. i wonder how that will be covered? >> wow, julie, you bring up such a good point. i hadn't even considered what is to come. in january hopefully we will have this vaccine already given to our most vulnerable but the virus will still be present. so it will be interesting to see how the inauguration, if president trump loses his legal battles, will be handled. but that tweet that you showed is really spot on. i was talking to a doctor earlier on "fox & friends" how the medical community is worried about a spike in cases because of thanksgiving and how it can bleed into christmas and the new year and we could have a big problem on our hands. that is undeniable. that's not the issue. it's the fact there is such a hypocrisy in coverage where getting together for thanksgiving and going to church is bad but celebrating the election