asrah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang at the white house. thank you.h the race coming down to a handful of closely fought states three voting groups could hold the key: black, latino and younger voters. our correspondens reports with the battle in the battle ground to win them over with three pivotal states. we start off in pennsylvania. >> reporter: i'm jericka duncan in north philadelphia where non- partisan volunteers are canvassing this mostly african american neighborhood in a last minute effort to get out the gte. >> it helps to have somebody who looks like they can come and explain. >> reporter: in 2016 then candidate donald trump won pennsylvania by roughly 44,000 votes. turnout for black voters statewide for hillary clinton for hillary clintonints lower was nea than expected. >> if you can get one out of every hundred people that you talk to would turn out turns out to vote that's definitely. >> reporter: i'm manuel bojorquez in florida where nearly 60% of registered voters in miami-dade county are latino. like first time voter, a cuban americ

now you were taken to reeducation camp in shin jiang in 2017. what were the charges against you on the f.b.i. started to harass me in january 27th in the church. the chinese communist party had already begun an outing, its genocide policy on weaker and cause a minority in the fall of 2016, bit of a major concert to go to the communist party had been planning this crackdown years in advance. what's the big thing? the police arrested me multiple times that night. she'll be questioned. pressured, threatened, and hit me. that in nov 2017, i was forced to enter the internment camp and to teach chinese to the inmates. but the chinese government says that you were never in any of these crimes. in fact, the chinese embassy in sweden had this to say about you. and i court should never worked in any vocational education and training institutions and had never been detained before. illegally fled to kazakhstan, would be about to come. everyone who knows the evil side of the communist party knows very well short of its own sound. that when the chinese gover

chip. >> reid: weijia jiang, thank you. now to the state of the race. news elections surveys director anthony salvanto is at our election headquarters in new york. >> reporter: hey, chip. the most important thing people need to know going into tuesday is that joe biden has a lead among the millions of people who have already cast a ballot. that's record early-vote turnout. but, the president has a lead among the people who say they are going to show up on election y.y. so what happens depends on that second part. now, in our battleground tracker estimates from all 50 states, we see that states leaning toward joe biden would give him a narrow electoral college lead. it's the electoral college that decides the presidency. but if you run the numbers through the states-- if republicans get an election-day surge and turnout, the president holds to his 2016 southern map and can flip pennsylvania to win reelection. having said that, there's a path and can flip pennsylvani for joe biden to win comfortably, and that is if democrats match that turnout, joe biden

norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang at the white house. thank you, weijia. now over to the biden campaign for the second day in a row, we heard the former vice president call for calm as votes are counted. here's cbs' ed o'keefe. >> reporter: with the election in limbo and some key states continuing to report results through the weekend, joe biden told supporters they will have to wait a little bit longer. >> democracy is sometimes essy. it sometimes requires a little patience as well. we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winners. >> you will never understand where i am coming from! >> reporter: biden's comments came amid heated arguments amongst some anxious trump and biden supporters across the country. >> i ask everyone to stay calm, all the people to stay calm. the process is working. the count is being completed. >> reporter: biden aides say their internal data shows a win in pennsylvania as soon as tonight, which would give him want presidency. both there and in georgia, the president's advantage i

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia jiang, thank you. all right, we're kind of at that moment, i think now it's friday night. don't mean to-- here's my white board tonight, which is essentially from our political team about just how many votes are withstanding. and that's why we're at the place that we're at. give our take, this is our understanding how many vote exist out there, why we haven't called the race right now. in particular, pennsylvania, 111,000 votes is still a significant number. john. >> yeah, i mean, let's see if we can squeeze a little more out of the puzzle metaphor from tuesday night. we're finding out there are more puzzle pieces than we thought. ( laughter ). >> which makes it hard to put the puzzle together. >> that's exactly right. and that's partially where it's difficult to know where the vote is going because we're not sure whether it's avotes or a little. and also in the way the funnel works of the counting, when you get to the end you do the slightly harder work in the counting so it takes a little bit longer.

weijs check in with cbs' weijia jiang who is at the white house. weijia, request any indication that president trump has called joe biden? >> reporter: norah, absolutely not. the only certainty about covering this president is that e is not traditional, and that is certainly going to last throughout his presidency. i believe, certainly with regard to whether he will call joe biden. he was on the golf course today when the entire world found out that joe biden had won. and mr. trump hasn't made any public appearances or remarks, but he did issue a statement through his campaign to say the election is not over. he also continued to peddle conspiracy theories about fraudulent voting on twitter, while falsely claiming that he won the race by a lot. a senior campaign adviser tells us that president trump is frustrated but in a fighting mood, and they still believe they have a path to victory through lawsuts in pennsylvania. but advisers have not been able to answer how the president could possibly make up his deficit in ballots. we are told, though, by

thank you. >> sure. >> weijia jiang at the white house. as we await the president, just moments away from his address, ed, were there concerns from the biden campaign about how this evening or i should say this morning, would play out and these types of remarks from each side? >> there was. which is part of why we saw biden come out more than an hour ago at this point in wilmington to plea for patience and point out that they are leading in arizona, that they believe -- at the time they believed they would win minnesota, and they have, by our measure, and they are awaiting results from georgia, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. he set the table saying i'm going home. we're going to be patient about this. we'll wait for tomorrow. got out ahead of it. democrats remember the lessons of 2000 when al gore perhaps stumbled through that recount and perhaps should have done a better job setting expectations there in the first few hours after it was evident there wasn't going to be a result. by doing what he did tonight, biden suggesting that t

this, this factory and jiang is not particularly important for volkswagen overall, but it could be seen as really threatening its entire presence in china if, if volkswagen were to speak out on that. so that's been a big point of criticism as well. right. and of course, let's get to the folks isn't alone active in the region. who else is doing business there? it's really a lottery list of major international corporations that have some sort of exposure to the region. in particular, the textile industry is very, very dependent on cotton from that region. and there's a list of about $82.00 companies from the australian strategic policy institute that are in some way connected to cotton from that region that includes abercrombie and fitch, adidas polar off floor. and all of these companies are under a lot of criticism. we haven't seen many take strong action against this yet. but of course the pressure is certainly mounting on chelsea, delineating from to thank you so much. and actually some of the other global business stories making news comicon, the sun is suing its former, see all colo

china has shown no sign of winding back its policies and cian jiang. in fact, satellite images show the network of the changing facilities appears to be expanding and military style labor camps are now being reported in neighboring to bit. chinese leaders have hailed their policies a success. but harrowing, 1st hand accounts only reinforced the widening gulf between beijing's claims and the truth behind these walls, inching. john, it is a truth. that side has seen photos of an ethnic chinese walked as a defector for several police schools. ensure that was before one night of november 27th, seen when she was whisked off to a reeducation camp in the region there. even though she was a prisoner, she was forced to teach chinese to other inmates. she was eventually released 4 months later, after which she fled to neighboring kazakhstan, and then eventually to sweden, where she was granted asylum. a quick clarification aside, a girl refers to as east turkistan in this interview, that's based on weaker and people's claims that the region is an independent cou

norah. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia jiang, thank you. and as weijia mentioned, the trump campaign has filed multiple lawsuits in pennsylvania, trying to stop the counting of votes. the president's lead in the keystone state, once 600,000 votes, has now dwindled to less than a tenth of that. joining us now is pennsylvania's attorney general, josh shapiro. mr. attorney general, thank you so much for joining us. i wanted to ask you about that, the trump campaign filing that lawsuits today asking philadelphia to stop the counting. will that happen? >> no. look, there's been a lot of activity but really no change. the ballots are being counted. public servant in our communities are doing their best sureollow the law and make sure that all these legal votes are coun counted. here's the deal on the legal front. the trump campaign asked for the counting to stop and to allow their poll watchers to get a little bit closer to view the action. and, essentially, what a judge said was they could move from 10 feet to about six feet. in addition to that

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when needed, china has shown no sign of winding back its policies and cian jiang. in fact, satellite images show the network of the changing facilities appears to be expanding and military style labor camps are now being reported in neighboring to bit. chinese leaders have hailed their policies as success. but harrowing, 1st hand accounts only reinforce the widening gulf between beijing's claims and the truth behind these walls, inching junk. it is a truth that has seen photos of an ethnic chinese walked as a director for several preschools ensure that was before one night of november 27th teen when she was whisked off to a reeducation camp in the region there. even though she was a prisoner, she was forced to teach chinese to other inmates. she was eventually released 4 months later, after she fled to neighboring kazakhstan and then eventually to sweden, where she was granted asylum. a quick clarification aside a court of 1st as east turkistan in this interview. that's based on we good and people's claims that the region is an independent country. because so by th

ball you know haven't really sort of gotten on board with china or they're asking questions i should jiang about hong kong it's it's no it's no longer a case you can just make money in china and avoid all the other stuff now you have to sort of take these things on board so i think as you say it's not sure whether biden will win. and biden could and looks very likely actually to be quite tough on china should he win going on what he's been saying during the campaign so i think ultimately the means they will hope for a biden win at klif is going on there from a business china expected thinks so much. why not some of the other global business stories making news all prices have fallen to 5 months lowest coronavirus lockdowns go into effect across europe fear is that more lock downs will slow economic growth and that demand for oil will plummet on companies like b.p. and shell health laid off thousands in the wake of the pandemic. australia's central bank has cut interest rates to a historic low of point one percent the reserve bank of australia is trying to lift the economy out of a covert $

he'd had a lot of connections with jiang langston and some other folks and all those things sort of evaporated. this is one of the last things we know he did. he was attempting to put a marker down. this won't be forgotten and will come back as george white said. in the center, we've got blanch k. bruce and hiram revels, two african-americans who served in the senate, giving its senate its due as was due. raney, first african-american in the house is here. it takes it all the way around to all of them who were there. i find this so poignant in that when this was printed, no one knurks how long would it be? did they think 20 years was going to be a long time? did they think that was going to be just a moment? what did happen to this print eventually, you can see. it looks terribly damaged. like it's had a hard life and indeed it has. at some point someone took this and pasted it on probably a wall. because it's pasted on board, underneath that is wallpaper. underneath the print, on top of the board wallpaper. perhaps pasted on someone's wall in sort of recognition of those things that had happe

, in relation to activities in the south china sea or in terms of surveillance of readers in shin, jiang. so it seems that this move is largely symbolic in what it does really is create a lot of uncertainty for investors in the us. they may be less willing to do have any dealings with chinese companies going forward. but as i said, beijing is taking a wait and see approach. joe biden has said he will take a tough on china stance, but he has so far not seem to express the same sort of desire for decoupling of these 2 economies going forward. could join a new law, is there a saurus in beijing? popular chinese own video sharing uptake took can keep fraud saying in the us the now after a ban was halted. the commerce department says it will abide by a temporary ruling pending further legal developments. president donald trump called the up security threats because of its chinese ownership. police in peru, protesters from reaching government headquarters. they're marching against the impeachment of full president. the star was voted out of office of the corruption charges, and replaced by the

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candidates, aligned with president jiang, able so narrow a number of politicians were assassinated in the run up to the vote. and large public campaign events have been blamed for covert 900 cases rising again. only going to cafes in rio de janiero, she explains which candidates are more likely to secure the post of mare in the 2 most populous municipalities. here in rio de janeiro like more than half of the votes have already been counted. and the candidate, the opposition candidate, which is it out of the guys who was already mayor of rio when real was at its, at its best during the olympic games. when it was, you know, a thriving city. well, he's back and to sell ok. develop in that been jellicoe bishop, supported by both the nado where it looks as if he is definitely going to loops. and one of the, one of the reasons could be also the pandemic played also, i think an important part here in rio de janeiro and the other city that people are looking at is some ball of the 2 candidates that are just that are fighting to be mayor, none of none of them have been supported by both some o

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. >>> let's go to washington, d.c., where weijia jiang is following the president's campaign. we just heard from the president where he appears to be prematurely declaring victory and in addition using inflammatory language declaring that a fraud is being perpetrated on the american people because ballot counting, legally cast ballots are still being counted into the evening and into wednesday morning. what are you hearing from the campaign? are they trying to clean up in any way the president's remarks or are they underscoring them and standing by them? >> well, this actually was no surprise. am ka pain advisers and officials indicated and almost said as much that they believed that they, being democrats, would be trying to steal the election and steal votes away from the president after tonight. and it was remarkable to actually hear the president say those words out loud. he could not have been more blunt. he said we were getting to -- we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. of course, that is simply not true. and we had an indication

attack from the trump administration on everything from her big 19 to the treatment we use in shin jiang in hong kong's national security law. and all of this has really brought the u.s. china relationship to the lowest point that we've seen in decades. so many are seeing biden presidency of the chance to reset the relationship between the u.s. and china they're expecting was a return to a more conventional style of diplomacy, a less confrontational, less unpredictable approach. and also the opportunity for time in the u.s. to potentially going forward to collaborate on issues such as the environment and climate change with beijing and biden do seem to see eye to eye. that being said, that doesn't mean that beijing is likely to celebrate this. indeed, during my and it is likely to present more challenges to china in the sense that he has expressed an interest in strengthening ties with european allies. for example, they may build a bloc and use that bloc to pressure china to take some actions regards to the economy regards to trades, that could be rudely challenge from beijing going forw

story clear, we want to find out what the campaigns are thinking at this hour, let's go to weijia jiangt the white house where the president is watching the returns with his close advisor, good evening, weijia, what are you hearing. >> we just checked in with senior campaign advisors a short time ago and they say they are feeling good about the turnout and that the president is in a good mood as he watches return from the residents here. he only made one stop today and that was to visit his campaign headquarters in virginia, just outside of d.c.. he did not want to hold any eventeds today because he knows it is so critical for his supporters to turn out and actually vote before the polls close, in fact, that is the entire strategy here, we heard it over and over. the campaign doesn't view this as a jigsaw puzzle, they say it is more luke a simple math problem, when they look at the states they are really tageting, they feel they will be able to crunch the numbers and get to that imagine you can number. of course it will be a long night to see if that actually happens. and it is interest

we're getting a look at some of the new folks coming up on capitol hill in jiang. north carolina voters elected the youngest congressman, madison cawthorn 25 years old a rising -- 25 i don't even remember that year. he was born in 1995. aagh bill clinton was in office, o.j. simpson on trial 25 is the youngest you can be and become a congressman according to the constitution. cawthorn will represent north carolina's 11th district a seat formerly held by mark meadow, now president trump's chief of staff house republicans added at least a dozen women to their roster. republican leader kevin mccarthy called tuesday night the night of republican women. here they are, all of them beating incumbents, that will double the number of women held seats in the house of representatives, just that and when the tallies are in another six or seven women could join that group and more history made in new mexico, it's now the first state to elect all women of color to its house delegation two of them are native american. big bucks do not guarantee a big win. not in politics. check ou

he was some think of that her terrific negotiator and with only one meeting or 2 he could bring him jiang on around to some kind of fantastic big deal in which everything the united states opposed on nuclear weapons in korea and the nuclear delivery vehicles that korea was developing would seoul like plessy from kim jong un's and into some kind of new relationship in which things would be happy enough that they could march off together into the sunset it proves exactly the opposite wildly divergent the potential for a very serious conflict and reduce that and lift to the north koreans stopping testing of nuclear weapons at least for a time and stopping testing of own range missiles with some excursions thought the most recent meeting failed in one knowing the conversations had been broken off in effect with the negotiator for the united states wish to continue but it was in effect pulled back by president drunk and given another job. helen clark and in a major foreign policy speech last year joe biden accused president trump of making the prospect of nuclear proliferation and north korea

weijia jiang is at the white house for us.ood morning. >> good morning, tony, and good morning to everybody. part of this strategy played out on live television during that frantic press conference with rudy giuliani. it was pure spectacle filled with unsubstantiated claims and wild conspiracy theories. none of which were supported with a single shred of evidence. >> i know crimes. i can smell them. you don't have to smell this one. i can prove it to you 18 different ways. >> reporter: president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani did not provide any evidence as he and the campaign's legal team floated the unsubstantiated idea that president-elect joe biden's win was the result of a widespread operation to rig the vote, blaming everything from democratic donors to venezuela. >> it's disgraceful what happened. >> reporter: the 90-minute press conference left giuliani with what appears to be hair dye streaming down his face. while he said this publicly about pennsylvania's election rules -- >> clearly illegal. clearly voter

weijia jiang is at the white house. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, tony.nd good morning to everybody. president trump's state of denial is delaying the transfer of resources and information. joe biden's chief of staff said their scientific advisers are meeting with vaccinemakers in the coming days but said they should also be meeting with current government health officials. something the white house tells cbs news is not happening. as president trump played golf at his club in virginia on sunday, two of the top doctors on the coronavirus task force spoke publicly about the importance of working with the biden team. >> this is not a political issue. this is an issue of public health and saving american lives. >> it's almost like passing the baton in a race. you don't want to stop. and then give it to somebody. you want to just essentially keep going. and that's what transition is. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden's chief of staff said they need to learn more about implementing a vaccine. >> our experts need to talk to those people as soon as possible

and in crawford, texas, jiang zemin and i agreed that the nuclear-weapons-free peninsula, korean peninsula, was in his interest and our interest and the world's interest. and so we began a new dialogue with north korea, one that included not only the united states, but now china. and china's a got a lot of influence over north korea, some ways more than we do. as well, we included south korea, japan and russia. so now there are five voices speaking to kim jong il, not just one. and so if kim jong il decides again to not honor an agreement, he's not only doing injustice to america, he'd be doing injustice to china, as well. and i think this will work. it's not going to work if we open up a dialogue with kim jong il. thata™s what he wants. he wants to unravel the six- party talks, or the five-nation coalition that's sending him a clear message. on iran, i hope we can do the same thing, continue to work with the world to convince the iranian mullahs to abandon their nuclear ambitions. we worked very closely with the foreign ministers of france, germany and great britain, who have been the fol

weijia jiang is at the white house. what does that plan call for exactly?> well, good morning, anthony. this move does not meet the president's goal of bringing back all u.s. troops in afghanistan by christmas, but it does put him closer to fulfilling a campaign promise of ending american involvement in conflicts abroad. cbs news has learned that the pentagon expects the president to order a withdrawal of about 2,000 american forces in afghanistan and 500 in iraq by mid-january. that would leave about 2,500 u.s. troops in each country. acting defense secretary christopher miller said in a message to employees last night that he wants to bring the current war to an end in a responsible manner. the keyword there is responsible and the president is already getting pushback from his own party, including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who said a rapid withdrawal would hurt our allies and delight the people who wish us harm. military officials worry leaving too few troops in afghanistan could lead to more violence in the region, but they say it is better

weijia jiang is at the white house. weijia, was this seen as a surprise? >> reporter: good morning.known. for the last week there was speculation that his krebs' job would not survive because he was so vocal in disputing president trump's false claims that the election was rigged. after the firing, he seemed to suggest he had no regrets about speaking up, tweeting honored to serve. we did it right. department of homeland security official christopher krebs, the latest member of the administration to be fired by tweet. last night, president trump posted he terminated krebs as director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. >> you should have confidence in the process. >> reporter: krebs publicly defended the integrity of the 2020 election. last week, his former agency signed on to a statement contradicting the president's baseless claims about election interference, writing -- there is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised. krebs' firing came as new election drama unfolded in michigan. >> this is a dis

weijia jiang is at the white house for us. good morning to you.n republicans now are saying some of these claims are embarrassing. how long will the challenges continue? >> good morning, tony. the trump campaign says it will appeal that ruling in pennsylvania. senior administration officials tell cbs news that president trump will concede if he exhausts all of his legal options and remains the loser. but you're right. members of the president's own party say that is now the reality. and that it's time to admit defeat. as president trump played golf at his resort in virginia on sunday, a growing number of republicans dialed up the pressure for him to concede the election. >> now we're beginning to look like we're a banana republic. it's time for them to stop the nonsense. >> reporter: the trump campaign insists it can overturn the result with lawsuits in key states with pennsylvania being a must-win. but on saturday, a federal judge dismissed the campaign's lawsuit there writing in a scathing opinion, in the united states of america, this cannot ju