also ican-american women answered the call to service.h africa to and here at home they served and worked to win the war in. 1941, the army nurse corps nurses.african-american by 1944, there would be 220 army nurses. african-american females and the corps, also had an uphill battle to serve their country. commanded the six 8 --e >> the whites had been serving years byfor almost two his time but for some reason the usual blacks, they make trouble or blacks can't do what not, s are doing and what overseas commanders did not want black women to come over. there is anything that i remember about world war i was aas the fact that member of the sixth triple 8 directory.t it was the first and the only black women to serve overseas during world war ii and i'm very, very proud of that. in birmingham, england and later in france, the processes mail, forwarding eagerly-awaited to ages and letters americans throughout europe. redirecting was mail that had one attempted delivery based on the last home hadhe people back but of course in war times you m

ican hear him to come out any minute now.a harris arrive in her motorcade and thenif arrive in her motorcade and then if you minutes agojoe biden came through in his motorcade. the programme should begin shortly. although you may know mr biden doesn't have a great reputation for being on time, so we will see if things get going in exactly the right time, but they have already started with their

ican hear him to come out any minute now. i can hear it and see it behind you, it has been building over the past few minutes. yes, that is right. we see kamala harris arrive in her motorcade and thenif arrive in her motorcade and then if you minutes agojoe biden came through in his motorcade. the programme should begin shortly. although you may know mr biden doesn't have a great reputation for being on time, so we will see if things get going in exactly the right time, but they have already started with their preshow videos and music, and, yes, the crowd has been singing along, waving flags. i was thinking as they were waving american flags, because we have seen some supporters waving american flags, the idea of two americas. the idea of the americas. the idea of the america us internet is definitely a democratic one. the scenes at this democratic rally, they are people who have worked with mr biden and been supporters of mr biden. this will be his chance to address the american nation for the first time as the president—ele

ican rememberjust staring at the ceiling.n't want to look at anything, i didn't want to take my eyes off a space on the ceiling. of everyone, ijust seen her. she was flat on the floor, looking at the ceiling, so... this young lad came up to me and he said... "my name's usman, what's your name?" his eyes were just so dark, and he just was so compassionate. she was opening her eyes and closing her eyes, and i could tell she was drifting in and out of consciousness. there were times when i wanted just to close my eyes and go to sleep, but he was not going to let me. so my main thought was quickly to get her awake and get her talking and moving again. i'm thinking, "is this it? is this where it's going to be the end?" she starts shaking quite violently, and she's saying, "i don't want to die. i don't want to die here." would i ever see my children again? i was thinking about myself as well. my main thought was, "i'm not going to be there for them." out of nowhere, i say, "you need to think about your children and kids," and as so

ican i can watch that trick shot over and over again. you can see that on the ebc website., no spectators, no calories, different routes to the whole. he is looking to repel drives potentially up to 400 yards through the air, i was watching on social media and he was on the range this morning, bryson dechambeau, achieving 200 mph of ball speed as it is leaving the t. and this means that they always say augusta is a second child golf course and what he is going to do is make those second shots and also lock shorter than they would otherwise be under on that basis, he feels it is par 67 for him when the scorecard says 72. which has upset a few of the locals. but rain is forecast for a couple of days. it is not going to bounce and skid as far as normal. but that gives him a huge advantage. skid as far as normal. but that gives him a huge advantagem skid as far as normal. but that gives him a huge advantage. it is. the ball will not run that far. there is rain in the forecast but the grass is softer because of the time of year. there is a mixture of rye—grass and bermuda. that

all ican initial response to this report.ess we had a conservative government that repair finance had a conservative government that re pair finance before had a conservative government that repair finance before this pandemic struck. and we had the labour spend spend spend agenda before now, the public finances would've been even worse. so yes, difficult decisions will have to be made goodbye but not so will have to be made goodbye but not so difficult is if we had a a reckless labour government before i'iow. reckless labour government before now. before we reckless labour government before i'iow. before we move reckless labour government before now. before we move on you want to get back in on that. it is really interesting that that is curious analysis of what happened over the last ten years. by any measure, a lot of scientific measures have said that this same thing which is that the governments austerity measures over the last ten years but britain ina over the last ten years but britain in a worse position to respond t

that was all ican everything went black. that was all i can really rememberfor a long time. i can really rememberfor a long time. i just basically slept for about a month. i cannot really speak, had short—term memory loss. and how are you now? much better. much, much better but i cannot stand up much, much better but i cannot stand up and look up because i will fall to the left and i do have a headache probably every day. which i see as normal now but honestly it's not normal. but crash is not the sport's only concern. in every run, the vibrations and geforce with the head under huge strain. some racers say it leaves him with a grogginess or skill head as they there are fears it could a lasting impact. as things stand committee that the long—term health of athletes is being put at risk? i think so, yeah. should up of people into a sport where you're putting them at risk not necessarily straightaway but later on in life when you could have simple disability. it's something which if you don't look at it seriously and across the whole sport, then essentially it's a potential ti

is a scary world right now so we wa nt scary world right now so we want to able to make sure that icanant to able to make sure that i can protect my family. she is terrified about what will happen to america if tampa loses. i can't always put my finger on it but it isjust feeling like sometimes you're in an abyss that if it does not go the way that i hope it would things will change and not for the better. i got a headshot. another headshot. this is pennsylvania. a painfully divided state at the centre of the election storm. we have been here for the last fortnight to try to understand what is happening to america. this is from president trump? yellow marketers. we were interviewed in the washington times and it says, thank you, we will win. donald trump. in the article basically profiles you are saying that biden threatens your way of life, is that correct? make once in america with no illegal immigration, no abortion and law and order. i have not one but two bottles of bubbly waiting to celebrate not if but when trump wins. plenty to celebrate. i'm not saying he is a perfect man. thi

the white house or congress, whether it's democrats respect icans, we must and respond to this result. to do otherwise would be immoral un-democratic, but nooet the great -- beneath the dignity of our great nation. it's well-known i personally because i tehood think it will provide the people f puerto rico with democracy, equality, and political power and a better quality of life. hey do not have these things right now, and they deserve to have them. by the way, i'm an immigrant and and i grew up in virginia speaking vietnamese with my parents. one of the main reasons i love is because it is a mix of people from different cultures with different who speak different languages. i reject the notion that statehood would weaken puerto beautiful culture or its proud traditions or affect the sland's use of the spanish language. having said all this, even though i personally favor tatehood, it's not my place to substitute my views for the views of the people of puerto rico. if they wish to remain a become a nation, i would honor that wish. however, the majority of voters statehood, and so i i

tv on ican history c-span3, exploring the people nd events that tells the american story every weekend. oming up this weekend -- saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, a discussion among pioid addiction civil war veterans with penn tate university's jonathan jones. at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, university of maryland, baltimore county professor, william blake, the role of on issues such as court package and executive power. on sunday, american history tv will mark the 400th grim's ary of the bill rrival -- pilgrim's arrival in massachusetts. at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a look at mayflower project to re-create the ship. nd then a tour of a living history museum in plymouth, massachusetts, also home of the full-scale a reproduction of the ship. exploring the american story. history tv" this weekend on c-span3. representative in herria ocasio-cortez, remarks she blamed the senate for holding up the aid. here are her comments. jority le.

ican i can already see a change,, got the garage door open.at lone star, with the weather improving there may bea with the weather improving there may be a glimmer of hope for tony and tracey. i see you have got this open now? the weather has allowed it! people can come out, socially distance as much as possible with masks, and just hit your favourite bar, graba masks, and just hit your favourite bar, grab a quick drink, grab a small bite and go. we all get sick, and he ok! an almost normal experience of life before the virus as i get to know some of the regulars. yell i lived here 33 years in bay ridge. you try to give back to everybody you can, but you get back to where you hang out the most. restaurants can't open and people are losing jobs. it's sad. it is sad that people died and everything, but it's time to let people open up and, you know. but it's a health crisis. it's not like a man—made thing that you are giving into something. it is something bigger than us. but you let that health crisis take over your life. the numbers are going u

i think one of the things you're seeing right now isam icans are taking a lot of their cues from their political leaders. and if y have president trump mocking masks or not talking about the importancet ofng tested, even if the capacity was there, you might see some of his supporters not wanting use those resources. so i think part of it is getting congress and getti the buy-in of congressional republicans would signal to the american publicha both parties feel like this is important. g to is is the right thin be doing. robert: yasmeen, quickly, what's one thing you're watching as a reporter in the weeks ahead? yasmeen: i think the big thing whether we see a big spike after thanksgiving and how states try to manage that. you know, w big spike after memorial day when people felt it was safe to get together and at that point cases were at about 20,000 or so i think that's the big thing. and then of course how the federal response changes or doesn't change in the coming weeks. robert: and far in just a watching? what are u fareed: the georgia races because everything depends on to her bid

days after a record number ofam icans voted, the presidential election is finally nearing a conclusionwith former vice president joe biden inching ahead of president trump ine several bat grounds states but even as the count winds down, the political war in this nation continues. president trump, as you know, is insisting the election is far from over. hes lleging widespread voter fraud, e withoutdence and while some veteran republicans are speaking up and urging him to stop. many in the w party standsh him and feel emboldened. after tuesday, the .comi clinging on to the senate jompletse and has fisked up seatsn the hues. across the i'm, democrats are upbeat with thehite house now reason reach and possible victories looming in the south and the sun belt and senator harris is poised to be if first black woman to er serve as investment, but they also know they have a lot of work to do. and joining me tonight to discuss this historic american crossroads is yamiche alcindor, white house core responsibilities for the pbs newshour. peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new yo

ican i can see a change. the doors open.improving, maybe of a glimmer of hope for tony and tracy —— back at lone star. people are going to come out, socially distance as much as possible with masks and just hit your favourite bar, as possible with masks and just hit yourfavourite bar, grab as possible with masks and just hit your favourite bar, grab a quick drink, grab a small bite and go. and almost normal experience. i get to know some of lone star's regulars. i've lived here 33 years, we try to give back to everyone we can. we get back to where we hang out the most. people are losing jobs. it's sad. it sad that people are dying, but it's time to let people open up. but it's a health crisis. i understand. it's not like a man—made thing. you're licking that take over your life —— letting that take over your life. do you want to be ina over your life. do you want to be in a hospital where no one can visit you? you're living your life as normal? low that's what i do, yeah. don't get me wrong, i have my mask. in my shoes. toni

i think that is a little bit of a strong position but ican little bit of a strong position but i canare people who believe in the freedom of the individual and they feel it is being wrongly blocked by the government. and also the damage it does to people in other ways, the isolation, you worry about the economy and whether they will have a job at the end of it all. it is so much and it is notjust about that. that statement, it needs to be shown that it saves more lives than it gusts. eh, that is really difficult in any way shape or form to actually prove that. we all know empirically we know that people are missing cancer we know that people are missing ca ncer tests, we know that people are missing cancer tests, i've got family members who haven't been able to get test and for lots because of the effect it has all been stopped. so you do have to put it in perspective, what else is being... people living in pain, people who are lonely. the one good thing about this a lockdown that we learn from the first one is you can bubble up with someone, if you're on your own, you can bubble up

we expect a pulot of icans to show up on election day to ly vote in person, pabecause of what president trump has been saying, that voting by mail is not safe, it is riiced, it isn't of course, but it's had an impact on republicans. >> do you expect election day to turn into electionek, or longer, marisa? >> i mean, it's going to depend where you are, and in cafornia, that's been th case for a decade. it's very unusual and he really settled on election night. i would expect th, , you kn presidential race wise, it's going to depend on what we're seeing as those early returns fi arlly counted and some of the states we'll be watching like florida do allow processing a ballot before :00 p.m. on election day, but the big question here in california is going to be some of those tighter measures, ballot measure races, where polling shows they are really neck and neck and we're not going to be a le to make call until we have all the votes counted. >> scott, berkeley and i just put out a recent poll of californians. 87% of respondents said they am worry that manyicans we'll not respect the outco

ican! ok, so what is all this excitement doing to my brainwaves?in's beta waves — the main indicator of how my brain is coping with learning a new task. what might you expect the brainwaves of an amateur racing driver — or, let's say, a complete novice like me — to look like? i would expect the novice driver to have more beta, more going on, and less able to focus on the narrow task of doing — doing the driving. and then if you put someone like lewis hamilton in that car...? i would imagine he would look like a meditator, you know? his brainwaves are all calm because he's kind of seen it all before and done it all before. i, however, hadn't, which is why on the complicated parts of the track, my beta waves went through the roof. this is a chicane. this is a chicane, i will slow down well. really slow for this! oh, my life! that seems to fit that that spike where the increase in beta is going with the chicane. holy...mother of pearl! 80 seconds in, i put my foot down and go — well, exclaimed quite loudly that it's going quite fast. what does it say

ican live... on a particular work of art or a particular artist, it's much more personal than that. even in a recent interview you gave — i'm thinking of you, the new perez hilton, who says he no longer wants to be negative, no longer the sort of "queen of mean," or whatever people have called you — you still go after celebrities, whether it be madonna or ellen degeneres or even meghan markle, because in a very recent interview, you were discussing the likelihood that her marriage to prince harry would fail in the next few years. if you really want to get away from negativity, why are you doing that? well, in that same interview, i said i liked her. i'm going to give my opinion. how do you think she'll feel when a very influential gossipmonger such as yourself says, "i don't give her marriage more than a couple of years"? that is my opinion. i don't think that's hurtful. i said, if it is as it remains now, where they're isolated from all of prince harry's family in the uk, and his little bubble is

ican one through 18 different ways. prove to you that in one, pennsylvania by 100,000 hits, he won michigan by probably 50,000 votes. meanwhile, the winner of this race, vice presidentjoe biden is growing increasingly dismissive president trump and his outlandish claims of wrongdoing. what do you think the president is doing, what are americans witnessing? the president is doing, what are americans witnessing ?|i think they are witnessing incredible irresponsibility. incredibly damaging messaging being sent to the rest of the world about how democracy functions. there was also a timely reminder of the real world consequences to the political debacle. thanksgiving, perhaps america's most important holiday is fast approaching, traditionally a time forfamilies approaching, traditionally a time for families to gather and break bread, in the strangest of years, with more than a quarter of a road in coronavirus —related deaths in the us, the centre for disease control has issued its strongest advice yet. stay home. americans'

thank you very much for your time, ican thank you very much for your time, i can imagine you are veryre you expecting? thank you for having me, yes, well, as we speak, the hurricane is hitting already the atlantic coast, the north corinthian coast of nicaragua. it's a hurricane category five that we have not had in the last 20 years, it reminds us the damage that was brought to us the damage that was brought to us back in 1998, it was catastrophic. we expect this not to be different, so we are already preparing and we have been preparing for this. it must be difficult to prepare in an area which is already been hit so recently by another hurricane? yes, in fact, i have to acknowledge that communities here have a very strong sense of community, and they organise themselves in a very quick manner, and i have to say most of the communities that are in danger of being washed away by the reins and wins have been upgraded to safer places. the paramount goal here is not to lose a life, we understand that livelihoods, infrastructure, and social economic infrastructure will be lost, but that c

in an election that his own department of home-security official said was most secure election inam ican history. robert: that lasting impact is an importan point. president biden next year would have to deal with that sentiment in parts of this country. listen to president-elect biden speaking to this momehnt onsday. president-elect biden: he will go down in history as of the most irresponsible presidents in american history.t it's har fathom how this man thinks. it's hard to fathom. i'm confident he knows he hasn't won and is not going to be able to win and w going to be sworn in on january 20. robert: asma, whats the biden strategy? asma: well, the biden strategy is that a bit of a glimp wh you saw there. i was with joe biden a couplehi of timesweek when he did take reporter questions. and there was in notion of, are you at all conrned that through this attempt to undermine the democratic process that president trump might try to be -- de ligt mizing your own victory? and joe biden was remarkably at least publicly optimistic in insisting that he did not think that -- thees endt. the b

and he is not playing regularly and he is not playing regularly and he is able to come in and when icanday. juventus came from a goal down to beat feran—sharos 2—1. myrto uzuni put the hungarian champions ahead before cristiano ronaldo scored his 749th career goal to equalise and then alvara morata scored a stoppage time winner to book their place in the last 16. last season's europa league winners, sevilla, are also through to the knockout stage. ivan rakitic put them them ahead just 4 minutes into their game against krasnodar in russia wanderson levelled things up in the second half before munir el haddadi won it for the spainsh side. barcelona, were the fourth team to reach the last 16. liverpool have confirmed that mohamed salah is available for their champions league match against atalanta. he's back in full training after returning two positive covid tests with egypt during the international break. he missed sunday's win at leicester but has returned a negative test so is clear to play. a win at anfield would see liverpool reach the last 16. they were 5—0 winners over atalanta ear

they cues the military of rigging the election ican 12 years ago. the rallies happened in defiance of government bans on public gatherings. demonstrators say the government is using coronavirus as an excuse to stop them from ohio that has more from peshawar. the pakistan democratic movement is a grouping of very liberal political parties. there are very large joy in the provincial capital of the op robinson very sharp. despite warnings from the government, that large crowds weren't actors support spreaders. but the, our pollution say the government is using that the play in order to deter them from holding these large rallies, the prime minister creating that did large rallies will not force him to resign. and that the opposition that if you're the kind of unsure that we're all afraid of from this coming in, they haven't lived up to their promises. they made an impact. but we haven't seen any change so far. today is the day of the friend and the manhunt coming to suggest that we need free and fair elections to jealously guard to this really is from

ican i can understand people not appreciating when i have the right car.me in my career,... with lures, they are tripping over themselves to keep them in the car. mercedes have nabbed him, with the start of the development of his team, because they know he is the best driver. he held onto that position because nobody could touch him. 0lympics chief thomas bach has reiterated he's "very, very confident" spectators will be able to attend next year's tokyo 0lympics. bach, on his first trip to tokyo since the games were postponed in march, is hoping to convince athletes, japanese citizens and sponsors that the games can be held safely in 2021. we are putting a really huge tool box together, putting all the different measures we can imagine so is that next year, at the appropriate time, we will be able to ta ke appropriate time, we will be able to take the right tools out of this tool box and apply them in order to ensure a safe environment, and this makes is also very confident that we can have spectators in the olympic stadium next year, and also the spectato

ican i can tell you this administration will not go to a lockdown.ven with projections showing that joe biden has won the state of georgia. mrtrump won mr trump won carolina though mr biden won carolina though. this brings his total number of electoral college votes to 306. —— and mr biden won a georgia, though. this brings his total number of electoral college votes to 306. president donald trump is projected to win north carolina, reaching 232 votes. for more on the significance of the situation, here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. that is exactly the number that president trump won four years ago against hillary clinton, and he said it was a landslide in terms of a victory. well, the situation is exactly reversed now and he is on the losing side. and again, president trump is hugely aware of how things look — the optics, as they're sometimes described — and that is an optic that he won'tbe enjoying seeing on american tv screens, in particular at the bottom of the screen. that is the kind of detail that the president doesn't like a

all ican ask come into our restaurants again.e ? somewhere, is it safe, do you feel safe? thanks. a major search and rescue effort is now into its third day in the turkish coastal city of izmir following a major earthquake that hit the aegean coast on friday, killing at least 50 people. the bbc‘s international correspondent orla guerin reports from the scene of one of the collapsed buildings in izmir where a search operation is continuing. well, the rubble here is several storeys high. this is what remains of an apartment block called the riza bey. it was mainly flats, but there were offices on the ground floor. and this building was eight floors high. looking at all of this crushed concrete, it is hard to imagine that anyone else could be brought out alive. but another survivor was found here overnight. a man in his 70s. now, rescue teams are still working. they are on top of the rubble. they are searching by hand, but also with dogs. they have been using heavy machinery to pull away huge slabs of concrete. and as they are doing

as i say, much more reaction all afternoon, and in the next hour in particular, ican and in the nexty be talking to the mayor of greater manchester and the mayor of london, and much more besides. so we will have political and business reaction to those statements. they will vary, of course, depending on which tier you are in. that is coming back to two o'clock. across the uk, christmas bubbles can be formed between the 23rd on 24th of september. the scottish government has announced their specific rules for meeting family and friends this morning. across the five—day period, people in scotland will be able to form christmas bubbles of three households. however, the bubble should contain no more than eight people. children under the age of 12 will not count towards the total number. in england, there's no limit to the number of people in a christmas bubble. and the government advises the number is kept "as small as possible". no separate guidance has been published for wales and northern ireland yet. here's what the scottish first minister nicola sturgeon had to say earlier. we have,

ican the republican campaign there?titude is hurting anyone, thatis attitude is hurting anyone, that is one thing we know about donald trump. donald trump doesn't care who controls the senate, donald trump doesn't ca re senate, donald trump doesn't care about the republican party, donald trump cares about donald trump and if donald trump thought he could keep doing this, he would do it was you but my guess is the general services administration told him that they can't continue down this road and they had to declare joe down this road and they had to declarejoe biden a winner. down this road and they had to declare joe biden a winner. and when mrtrump declare joe biden a winner. and when mr trump says on twitter that the fight continues, he is losing the fight, hand over fist at the moment? i think his record in these court cases is something like one out of 35, maybe? which is absolutely terrible. he is not going to win anything here. if he wants to continue suing, that is up to continue suing, that is up to him. the k

again, ican have to stop drinking as well.on drinking in the park. there are going to be lots of unforeseen complications i think. a lot of these rules have been made up on the half. they've had to because everything is changing so fast. actually, it‘s the classic track question. george eustis says yeah, scotch age substantial meal which means everyone will use this as a way of ordering round of drinks. it's way of ordering round of drinks. it‘s been one of the funny features of this pandemic to eight pandemic because journal is constantly asked questions like this. it‘s they want to get a headline like this one. you said george eustis has taken the bait and said george eustis has taken the baitand said said george eustis has taken the bait and said yes, a scotch egg would count. normally the response would count. normally the response would be the public know what a substantial meal is clearly not ask but is why. he has taken the bait and yes order your scotch egg. going back to the coalition government all government ministe

and ican available from spring next year.llion doses of the moderna vaccine. this is a similar irony —— rna vaccine from pfizer and biontech, of which we have ordered a0 million doses, and it should come on stream before the end of this year. across diagnostics and vaccines, great advancements are coming to the rescue and whilst there is much uncertainty we can see there is much uncertainty we can see the candle of hope and we must do all that we can to nurture its flame. but we are not there yet. until the science can make us safe, we must remain vigilant and keep following the rules that we know can keep this virus under control. i am now going to hand over to doctor hopkins to see more about our work on mass testing. thank you. testing is critically important in fighting the coronavirus because it allows us to find positive cases, trace their contacts and break the chains of transmission. from the outset we've tested people with symptoms in laboratories and you have heard from the secretary of state how we are ramping up t

i'm joined now by mary ann marsh ican i can remember when we last spoke babe remember constantly speakinge sense —— can you give us some sense of the timing, we are all desperate to know? this race could been decided last night, very clear what this is going. 0nlyjoe biden can get to 270 8 cents getting into 270. of donald trump loses any state at this point left on the board, any single one, he cannot get to 270. so the minute when state is called, it's over. so, people should know that and not surprised it again, donald trump told us that he was going to do all of this. he is in terms of the senate races, just one point. with the exception of maine, every step ofjoe biden one with the senate race in it, the democrat won. so, thatis race in it, the democrat won. so, that is something to keep in mind because it looks like you will. that is something to keep in mind because it looks like you willm is razor thin, right and it could not be any tighter? we're looking at 5000 not be any tighter? we're looking at 50 0 0 votes. not be any tighter? we're looking at 5000 votes. do you think the re

no one can do me like ican, no one can do you like you can but here's the thing people should know . if not always just weakness and flowers, as a sunny, don't get mad at me but that lighting today. don't let them do that to you . and you can tell me all right, that's not mybusiness . don't forget to ask this, you know this, ask this next and it's so helpful. a lot of people won't do that . >> that's not the name of the person who's asking the question, sorry, that's the name of the person sending me the question . as a prosecutor who is also a person of color, how do you do policing in america, what needs to change? >> that's a great question. i use to get a lot. >> thank you for that sorry, go on. >> i used get a lot of flak actually. for being a black prosecutor, a prosecutor of color because a lot of times when people of color go into criminal law they don't go into that side ofthe law . they become civil rights lawyers. they become defenseattorneys . even judges but certainly not prosecutors but people need to know a prosecutor is the most powerful person in the courtroom and i

he has more than welcome to call on me and ican do more than welcome to call on me and i can do my parthillary clinton telling the country to unite behind president trump and i don't expect that to happen this time, we are just too divided a country. so do you think that when we see these tweets, when we talk about these legal issues the president is rising, that it is part ofa president is rising, that it is part of a political strategy, long—term one? i don't think that so i think president trump has a responsibility to his supporters to make sure that an accurate legal count takes place. it's more than him, it's about all those supporters who want legitimacy in the process. when you see the media trying to shut them down and say they don't have a right to bring the legal case forward and when you say —— and when you hear the democrats saying the election is over, what's wrong with going to the normal legal recourse? over, what's wrong with going to the normal legal recourse ? it over, what's wrong with going to the normal legal recourse? it is the constitutional right. we did that wi

>> senator ican get you a list. there are certainly many examples that your democratic colleagues object to win a fact checker might label something as false. >> i get that. it is want to be clear and is asking if you can name for me one hype profile person that you have censored. understand you were saying their complaints on both sides but i want one name of one person or one entity. >> senator i need to think about it but there are certainly many on both sides the aisle and people think we are making content moderation decisions. >> i think everybody agreed they could identify that maybe 10 more conservative examples. what about you mr. dorsey? >> we can give a more exhaustive list. again we don't have an understanding. >> i'm not asking for an exhaustive list. i'm asking for one entity, anyone we have taken action on tweets for members of the house for election misinformation. can you identify an example? >> two democratic congresspeople and i will get those names to you. >> mr. pichai how but you? >> senator bu

icans obviously fighting to keep their senate majority.hen we take a look at the railo the country, what stands out to you? >> well, first of all, the path for the democrats toake over the senate has gotten very narrowm right now, rats slings need to pick up two or three seats, depending onwhether joe biden wins the presidency, and there are really are only two states they can draw from, georgia and why is that?na. let's look at a big race that was called today.we ad, in maine, susan collins, republican of maine, survived a riggous challenge from sara gideon, the house speaker in maine. this is a big win, talking to her campaign, incredibly pleased. no one thought -- a lo of people tied think she wold win or win by this much. this is a very big deal for republicans. mitch mcconnell breathe ago big sigh ofelief that she won. >> reporter: what does this mean for the balance power in the senate looking at where it is right now. >> reporter: so thi takes a seat off the board for democrats this is actually now looking atd the house. >> reporter

yeah, ican covid vaccine would be rolled out?n understand my health care professionals are the top of the list. you really have to preserve the people who are looking after the re st of the people who are looking after the rest of us. and the people in care homes are exquisitely vulnerable to this virus. it's going tojust be a question of priorities. and these will be considered as public health priorities. and it may not to be to everybody's liking but there has to be some order because we are not can have more than enough for 20 million people next year if it works. peter just intense sec. you agree?” people next year if it works. peter just intense sec. you agree? i do. it's a matter of what gives you the most good for the public health standpoint. also humanitarian work protecting the most vulnerable. thank you both for taking us through some of those questions and answers. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. monday brought us a mild and fairly cloudy day with showers but they were cl

that's bbc.co.uk/sport ican i can see at the moment leicester have scored a second goal at leeds unitedp—to—date with the story we broke earlier about a shooting in vienna, a police officer has been shot and seriously injured in central vienna according to the press association. another report from the austrian press association says one suspect has been arrested, quoting austria's interior ministry. it's set to be one of the most extraordinary us presidential elections in history. donald trump and joe biden are making last ditch attempts today to woo undecided voters. if there are any still out there. but more than 93 million americans have already cast their ballots in early voting — an unprecedented number as our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. american's pandemic president is fighting for his political life, holding rallies that flout the rules of social distancing, drawing crowds of largely maskless supporters, who he believes will make a mockery of the polls. chanting in florida they chanted "fire fauci!" a taunt directed at anthony fauci, america's top coronaviru

ican question, i will take the first one.nment are focused on one thing which is protecting lives and livelihoods and i have set out some of the measures we have taken in terms of extending the furlough scheme, protecting millions ofjobs, extending the self—employment scheme and that again protecting so far 2.6 millionjobs through and that again protecting so far 2.6 million jobs through that and indeed, all the grants and other support we have provided. and we will continue to do that, that is what people are watching this press conference, your viewers, would expect the government to do, to make sure we provide support for them and continue to put our arms around them at what is a very difficult time for lots of businesses where people will be concerned and worried about their jobs and livelihoods and families and it is right and proper that, as and it is right and proper that, as a government, we stepped forward and provide that support and we will continue to do so. thank you, of course back in march we were at the start

since then they re—evaluated our security measures, ican re—evaluated our security measures, i can alreadyduring the time of the attack the synagogue itself was closed, as well as the office rs itself was closed, as well as the officers in the same building. that is where i was working together with the president. 0k, and benjamin, just to be clear, have the police told you why the restaurant you are in is being locked down, why you are having to shelter in place here? yes, of course, we have been told because of an ongoing attack in the city centre that the restaurant is closed. at the moment we can't leave until the situation has been confirmed and cleared. 0k, benjamin, thank you. take care, stay safe, and we wish you the best. thank you very much. benjamin joining we wish you the best. thank you very much. benjaminjoining us from we wish you the best. thank you very much. benjamin joining us from the centre of vienna. we will of course keep abreast of that situation in vienna and bring you any more news forget it. the final day of a campaign is part sales—pitch, part closing argument,

ican i can talk to him now. to close again on the 27th, is that right? no, actually, we were closed for six months and then opened on the 23rd of september until the 16th of october and we have been closed since the 16th of october wallowing a closure of six months previous to that. we were initially told four weeks, it was four weeks and then it was extended by our executive last week and now they have come out to say they will ta ke they have come out to say they will take you to a further two weeks, until the 10th of december. my head is just until the 10th of december. my head isjust spinning listening until the 10th of december. my head is just spinning listening to you describing when you were shut and when you are able to open. i can only begin to imagine how difficult it must be to try to run a business with a situation like that. but, nonetheless, do you understand what's been going on? do you think it just has to what's been going on? do you think itjust has to be this way? what's been going on? do you

ican yourself, what else can happen to me? i can talk about it now.meone who has been there every day of your life, 63 years? that loneliness, it is a killer, no doubt about it, it is a killer to people. i have experienced this and it will overta ke you i have experienced this and it will overtake you if you let it. clock watching all the while. you shut the door, close the curtains, you were thinking, wishing your life away, i wish it was tomorrow, i wish it was next week. ron is not alone, millions of people are feeling increasing levels of loneliness in lockdown. social distancing has broken social bonds. in warsaw, a group of volunteers are reaching out to the most vulnerable. it is called neighbourhood country matters. she is visiting with some shopping and a chat. lovely to see her, made my day. i feel very proud and thankful for the things they are doing for me. i think it is lovely. is it quite upsetting when you get back in the car? sometimes like nowl quite upsetting when you get back in the car? sometimes like now i feel full, you get in th

a residual force presence is needed to ensure armed groups can't rebuild more on this from philly ican throw food in kabul. afghan president on the earlier this morning along with other senior afghan officials like dr abdullah and former president harm comey karzai congratulated president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamla kerry saying and i quote of galveston looks forward to continuing and deepening our multi-layered strategic partnership with the united states calling the united states afghanistan's foundational partner this happened this morning now most of the reaction we've been getting here is in social media from ordinary afghans who have been reflecting presidential spokesman said 60 dicky said yesterday that there is a perception here in afghanistan that a joe biden victory will bring changes both in the pre peace process and the troop withdrawal now the peace process has not been going exactly as people had hoped for same thing with the u.s. taliban deal that was signed at the end of february it has done nothing here on the ground to reduce the file the violence