announcer: president-elect, joe biden, and his wife, jill biden, at the korean war memorial in philadelphia. [indistinct speaking] >> i am ob the board of the korean memorial here. i'm going to ask the color guard to post their colors. [indistinct speaking] [marching] >> halt! 82nd airborne to help lead me in prayer. >> i want to start off with god in your heart. honoring the men and women, hands,sed their right as they have defended this great nation and our constitution. we thank them and their families for their unselfish service to preserve our freedom. and our safety. bless them through hardship, the struggles they have faced, and sacrifice they have made, and for the continued service they rendered to our nation. so we ask you to watch over our veterans, our military, our nation, and its leaders, and bless all with peace and happiness. this, we ask, in your name, lord, amen. >> i will now ask our mentor, our marine corps veteran sergeant to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> may everybody join in. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republi

>> president-elect joe biden and in wife jill biden philadelphia. i'm judge patrick dugan. i'm on the board of the korean morrill here. i'm going to ask the honor guard to post the colors. >> right face. >> trooper albert bell will lead us in her opening prayer. >> i want to start off with god of your heart. honoring the men and women, raise your right hand, as they have defended this great nation and our constitution. lord, we pray that you bless them and their families for their unselfish service to preserve our freedom. bless them through hardship, the struggles they have faced and sacrifice they have made, and for the continued service they render to our nation, so we ask you to watch over our veterans, our military, our nation and its leaders and bless all with peace and happiness. this we ask, in your name, lord, amen. >> i will ask our marine corps veteran sergeant to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. may everybody join in. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible

jill biden. mr. memoli, i don't think that is the proper terminology. >> i don't think so, craig. >> no. d they've already laid the wreath. and, mike, this is something we have grown accustomed to seeing. the bidens sticking around after the formal event wraps up to -- to talk to folks and take some -- some masked pictures, it would seem. >> absolutely, craig. i mean, this is the kind of interaction that joe biden has always prized in a campaign context. i'm reminded, in fact, that once the onset of the pan dem ig real pandemic really shut the campaign down in march, the first time we really actually did see former vice president in public was as part of a memorial day commemoration here in delaware. so, that was part of what led to him appearing in public. began ramping up his public appearances after that. but the biden team always, of course, putting his health and safety, the safety of those that they're around, as the priority. just yesterday, they -- announcing that he had, once again, tested ne

. >> to our president-elect and first lady elect, joe and jill biden. [applause] if anyone understands what military families go through, it is this man. >> their son, think about it, joined the military. who does that now? a veteran in this family here. it's my honor, i will be presenting the first wreath. [silence] [silence] [silence] >> in their memory and all those others that did not come home, a moment of silence, which will be followed by "taps," led by john halligan of the philadelphia police department. then a gun salute from the honor guard from the police department. again, join me in a moment of silence. >> ready, aim, pull. ready, aim. ready, aim. ♪ [playing "taps"] >> retire the colors. left, right. [sound of marching] [silence] [silence] with joe budden as president let's, stay with c-span. she spent, your unfiltered view of politics. >> rep. costa: is with us. he moderates the washington week program on pbs every week. thank you for being with us. >>standoff, a trump campaign's strategy in all of this? guest: the campaign strategy is to

jill biden is and she's a community college professor. it's something she did while joe biden served as vice president. a lot of people didn't know that, as it was happening. her students didn't even know that. she worked as a community college professor while her husband was serving as vice president, and i remember she told me about a moment that somebody noticed her in a picture next to michelle obama and asked her why she was there. she loves her job. she loves what she does! i remember she told me that she'd even like to do her job if joe did win the presidency. that would be another first to have a working first lady of the united states. not just working as first lady but having her own career. so we're breaking the glass ceiling with the vice president and potentially the first lady here but this moment in history absolutely is about what many believe is the empathy this nation needs now in the midst of a pandemic. >> joe meechum, we want to give you the final word with a minute or so to wrap it up before we pass on coverage on thi

doctor jill biden the first first lady to have a full-time job. she plans to continue teaching english at a community college. this is energizing for a lot of teachers. >> for american educators this is are a great day for y'all. you'll have one of your own in the white house. >> son to be first lady dr. jill biden is not letting go of her day job. she will continue teaching english. a job she also juggled while she was second lady. in charge of teaching lt next generation of teachers at cal state east bay. >> we felt neglected and under appreciated. >> he says current secretary of education devoss is to blame for some of the low moral. critics note the billionaire prioritized school choice over public schools. she also axed obama era guidelines protecting transgender students. and strengthened rights of students accused of sexual misconduct. >> continuing to work it sends a great message to everybody. >> this summer president trump pressured schools to reopen. despite concerns raised by teachers it was too soon. garcia the the district and union

jill biden was my daughter's 10th grade english teacher before she became doctor jill teacher before cher before she became doctorjill biden, so we are excited about her educational programme for all of us. we will be a smarter country to. tell me, this has been a very difficult, divisive period, and throw in the pandemic. what has life been like over the past year? it has not been good, so many people who have missed so many people who have missed so many things, people who had passed away and it did not have to be if donald trump had taken ca re of to be if donald trump had taken care of this in the beginning. i don't blame him for the pandemic, i blame him for the way he handled it. we have had friends and family who had covid, friends and family who have lost people, we know people today who are sick with covid personally. we know nurses and other medical professionals who have been sick trying to help people, and so, we really believe that joe, president biden, is going to help us to bring down the curve . help us to bring down the curve. i have found actually a lot of people her

but it brings out something else that has struck me about not just joe biden, but joe and jill biden and knowing them over the years. joe biden received the first brzezinski award after the passing of my father for a million reasons, but the one i looked to is how grounded they are. when you meet joe and jill biden, you do not look at them and see the seitz and sounds of people who are creatures of washington. you see scrantoning you see wilmington, people that are just like you and me, and that's everybody. they're people that never got changed by washington, and grounded by that hardship. instead of broken by it, grounded by it, and god bless them, they want to go back to washington after serving there for decades and then those eight years serving under president barack obama. a lot of people after something like that, they'd want to go home, get a break. nope. joe biden wants to go back and serve. >> more news outlets calling this race saying it is over. the "washington post" declaring right now joe biden projected to be the nation's 46th president, elected to lead a divided count

but it brings out something else that has struck me about not just joe biden but joe and jill biden and knowing them over the years. joe biden received the first brzezinski award after the passing of my father for a million reasons, but the one i look to is how grounded they are. when you meet joe and jill biden, you do not look at them and hear the sounds and -- see the sights of people who are creatures of washington. you see scranton, wilmington, people like you and me and that's everybody. they are people that never got changed by washington and grounded by that hardship. instead of broken by it, grounded by it and god bless them, they want to go back to washington after serving there for decades and then the eight years serving under president barack obama. a lot of people left after something like that, they'd want to go home, get a break. no, joe biden wants to go back and serve. >> more news outlets now calling this race saying it is over. "the washington post" declaring right now joe biden projected to be the nation's 46th president, elected to lead a divided country amid a dea

jill. what a wonderful woman. doctor e biden he was everything you would want in a first lady in this country. we had the privilege of traveling with the both of them sing the love and's joy they had each other's company. they love and joy they have shown their children and grandchildren. and continue to. we watched joe biden with a sense of dignity as he ran, as he ran for election to the presidency. an office he had hoped to hold or probably never thought he would. i know he had wanted to run for years ago but it was to close the time of losing his son beau. and i had the privilege of knowing beau. in fact the lesson i talked to him was a one of the battlefields in iraq where he was serving. in combat for a u.s. military. i told him at that time when i was at the back of the plan going to call your father. call your dad and tell him. after the ways that i know what you're going to say. i got an e-mail from beau. and i remember when my son and i stood there, tears going down our face as he listened to president obama as he eulo

jill biden made a terriblejob golfing and tweeting.waying few virus and would do a terrible job of handling the coronavirus. doesn't eve ryo ne handling the coronavirus. doesn't everyone know that? yet last week's coronavirus press briefing was the first in months and the head of the task force, vice president mike pence, left without taking questions. president—elect biden, seen here attending church near his home, says tackling the coronavirus will be his number one priority but the longer the transition process is delayed the longer it will take him and his team to obtain the briefings they need. until the general services administration ascertains the result of the election which would allow the transition from the trump administration to the biden administration to the biden administration our hands are tied, we are handcuffed. with discussions over another economic stimulus plan stalled and congress in recess, the forthcoming holiday season with discussions over another economic stimulus plan stalled and congress in recess, the f

it does seem like voters put together that jill biden was not soclist. and on the senate side sms like all democrats, the most competitive races, tended to run kind of like sla -- a blank slate. >> as a general we're getting more parliamentary. people are voting red or blue and personally still mad. we thinkf exceptions. they can matter for gd or ill. there woulde a good chance child cunngham would be going through orientation had he been a little better behaved. that's what the candidate matted to the detriment. if donna shala spoke spash and heavily spanish-speaking district that probably would've been more helpful. the candidates can matter. in the case of maine and we spent a lot of time in maine. i'mitting here right now, that sarah gideon was a blank slate. there were some ads, ethical ads against her that raise questions that were never answered, at the blank slate having tough questionsvisked about it she looked t other way when there was a child predator in the state legisture while she was speaker? or i don't know what the heck their business w

jill biden, no stranger to the white house, serving as second lady for two terms under the obama administrationn 1975 marrying two years later. joe's first wife and daughter killed in a car crash in 1972. jill went on to raise joe's two surviving sons as her own, the couple welcoming daughter ashley couple welcoming daughter ashley in 1981. she is a lifelong educator teaching high school earning two masters degrees and doctorate along the way. as first lady jill plans on continuing her role as a community college professor. >> if we get to the white house, i'm going to continue to teach. it's important, and i want people to value teachers. >> reporter: kamala harris' husband, doug emhoff, the nation's first ever second gentleman, taking an active role early on, at times even serving as her bodyguard and biggest supporter. >> is doug there? >> yes, let me get him. hey, dougie. >> we're going to have fun. >> reporter: the couple met in 2013 while harris was serving as california's attorney general. >> the kamala harris that i know, she wears chucks and jeans. in fact, that's what she was wearing

jill biden will be the first first lady to work outside the white house. ent-elect biden will be the second catholic president and the oldest to take office. >> that was nikole killion reporting. >>> lest we forget the bide s will b >>> there is less than 51 weeks until the next halloween, and steve hartman has the story of one young girl who is already counting the days. >> reporter: a search for hope at the end of this anxious week led me to this humble bundle. zoe, now 3, is the proud product of t.j. and kourtney thomas in atlanta, georgia. >> look who's here. cameo. >> reporter: back in february, zoe was diagnosed with leukemia. and because her immune system is now compromised, she couldn't go trick or treating with all the other kids n. fact, her parents even had to put up a sign to keep others away. sorry, no candy, child with cancer. >> the whole purpose was so that we wouldn't have to keep telling kids sorry and have disappointed kids. never expected anything like this. >> reporter: never expected those little ghosts and ghouls to be such saints. >>

throughout the commonwealth and a clear sign the biden team thinks they can flip pennsylvania and narrow president trump's possible paths paths to re-election. jilldrive-in rally tonight with lady gaga. what are you hearing from the biden campaign what they think their chances are in places such as pennsylvania? >> reporter: jill biden held the very first campaign rally here in pittsburgh. at the time, he told his supporters that if he is going to beat president trump in 2020 it was going to happen right here. and they clearly still believe that that the case having biden appear here in pittsburgh in the waning hours of this campaign. pennsylvania is part of that blue wall, that fell to president trump back in 2016 and that biden is hoping they can reestablish with wins here in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. but before biden traveled here to pennsylvania, he made a quick stop in cleveland, ohio, a state that president trump won by eight points back in 2016, but that the biden campaign is

after that at 8:50 eastern, joe and jill biden meet with voters in pittsburgh and we will wrap up theent trump campaign rally in grand rapids, michigan, live at 10:30 eastern. all of these events are on c-span. c-span's "washington journal," taking your calls everyday live on the air on the news of the day and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning on election day, election day 2020 with political reporters and writers from across the country. from thehe program, battleground state of pennsylvania, the atlanta journal-constitution costs greg leucine. mcclatchy brian murphy in the key battleground state of iowa and the dallas morning news from "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, messages in between. >> tomorrow is election day, november 3. stay with us. our live coverage on election night starts at 9 p.m. eastern and continues through "the washington journal," at 7 a.m. eastern. share your experiences and hear from the candidates. watch live on c-span,

jill biden took her to the veterans day ceremony today in philadelphia. they laid a wreath at the korean war memorial. today, biden tweeted a message to veterans, saying, he will be a president who, quote, respect your sacrifice, understand your service and will never betray the values you fought so bravely to defend. >>> well, a drive-through veterans day parade was held in martinez today. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> family members got a chance to say thank you and the way to the loved ones who were being treated at the va and the california healthcare system. many say, today was a bright spot in what has been a tough year of restricted visits. >> we have been wanting to see our father, he served in the military. through this whole pandemic, it has been really tough to communicate as well, you know, and see him. united hospital says, social distancing and masks were required to ensure a safe event. >>> two world war ii veterans from the bay and area marked veterans day with a special flight. today, 100-year-old del tiedman from healdsburg and 105-year-

. ♪ a look now at where things stand with the electoral map, which is jill biden in the lead with 264lectoral votes, compared with president trump's 214. the first to reach 270 will be declared the winner. we're still waiting on final results from alaska, georgia, nevada, north carolina, and pennsylvania. >> continue to follow the vote counting on c-span.org/ele ctions. use our election night map for the status of the race. for the current electoral college account, popular vote tally, and percentage of votes counted, see the results of every house and senate race in the current valance of power in congress. watch statements from president trump and joe biden, as well as key victory and concession speeches and those from past elections. find it all at c-span.org/ elections. electionsin administrator megan wolf held a briefing. she said the numbers were the highest ever seen. she corrected some of the misinformation that was circulated online and explain how a potential recount would work. meghan: election law is complex. it's our job not to just understand and implement the law but do

jill biden se convertirÍa en la primera primera dama en tener empleo fuera de la casa blanca.. aylÉn del toro nos tiene mÁs de este nuevo inquilino. aylÉn: de un refugio de animales a vivir a la casa blanca es la curiosa historia de uno de los perros de joe biden que fue adoptado hace dos aÑos en una asociaciÓn de perros abandonados en delaware. el can se convertirÁ en el primer pero rescatado de un refugio para animales que vivirÁ en la mansiÓn presidencial junto al otro pastor alemÁn de la familia. lo adoptaron en el aÑo 2008 cuando obama ganÓ las elecciones. es uno de los protagonistas frecuentes de las fotos en redes justamente de la familia. tener un perrito es una tradiciÓn de los presidentes que comenzÓ con george washington. quien tuvo mÁs de 12 perros y 12 caballos. abraham lincoln tuvo 14 conejos, john f kennedy adoptÓ varios canes. la familia clinton adoptÓ a un gato cuando salÍan de la casa de la profesora de piano. los perros de obama fueron los Últimos. es que donald trump puso una pausa, dijo que no tenÍa intenciÓn de tener un perro y pasÓ a hacer el presidente

1977 el todavÍa senador contrajo matrimonio con su segunda y actual esposa, la profesora de inglÉs jill bidenersidad renunciÓ a la candidatura de su presidencia. luego de perder la candidatura en el 2008 ante barack obama aceptÓ la imitación de este para ser compaÑero de su fÓrmula. biden fungiÓ como principal consejero del presidente de asuntos internacionales y tuvo a su cargo la plan de recuperaciÓn económica de obama. sus orÍgenes humildes, su carisma y capacidad de empatÍa lo han hecho ser un polÍtico que conecta con la gente. en tiempos recientes tuvo una nube negra sobre sÍ, ya que tras el surgimiento del movimiento mee to cuatro mujeres dijeron sentirse incÓmodas por conductas inapropiadas de parte de biden. ninguna realizÓ acusaciones contra Él. este contÓ con el respaldo de senadores y representantes de diferentes estatus polÍticos. se destaca el trabajo que hizo para la ley en contra de la violencia contra las mujeres. la muerte de su esposa y su pequeÑa hija en 1972 no ha sido el Único gran golpe personal que biden ha tenido que enfrentar. en 2015, su hijo mayor quien era militar

entre ellas julissa reynoso pantaleÓn, la jefa de personal de la primera dama la doctora jill biden. s pasados segÚn un reporte de new york times. el mandatario consultÓ a funcionarios y asesores sobre atacar el principal enclave de tecnologÍa nuclear iraní tras revelarse que la reserva de uranio del paÍs son 12 veces mÁs que lo acordado en un convenio internacional. el vicepresidente mike pence y mike pompeo lo desaconsejar un. escuchÉ esta cifra. a casi 93.000 ascienden las presuntas vÍctimas de abuso sexual en las filas de los boy scouts de estados unidos. es la cifra final de demandantes al tÉrmino del plazo para reclamar contra esa organizaciÓn juvenil que se declarÓ en bancarrota a principios de aÑo. cerca de 8000 personas serÍan responsables de estos actos denunciados. increÍble. al regresar cambiamos totalmente de tema. una joven escritora hispana se convierte en orgullo para nuestra comunidad por su nominaciÓn a un premio nacional del libro. tras la pausa conversamos con del libro. hace poco, mi familia y yo con estuvimos a punto de morir en este choque. la única razón por la

pennsylvania kamala harris is in detroit as you mentioned her husband is in columbus ohio and doctor jill biden is going to be in florida and i believe north carolina today so they're hitting all of those states and definitely keep an eye on all of those states tonight know joe biden's florida we also saw melania trump is in florida casting her right now as well so and what for the biden campaign tonight. >>after the polls close when are we going to see. so we're going to switch gears and head over to the site where the rally is set to be it's going to be a drive in raleigh, they're still paying attention to the social and safety rules. >>but he's going to be there with his running mate kamala harris. her husband, doug emhoff and doctor jill biden is expected to give a speech later on this evening so a busy day for the former vice president hitting both of those home states of his delaware and pennsylvania. >>and it's kind of interesting to you know juxtapose the big rallies. the big potential victory speeches in 2016 versus how things are being set up this year with the pandemic you see is goi

jill biden will be the first first la dr.ill biden will be the first first lady to keep a full-time job. she'll continue to teach english at northern virginia community college, she says, about a 25-minute drive from the white house. back at and dogs are back at 1600. meet champ the a german shepherd who joined the biden family just after mr. biden won the vice presidency back in 2018 the biden's other dog, also a shepherd named major, he'll be,e the first shelter dog to call the white house home the first shelter dog to call the white house home the bidens adopted him from the delaware humane association after really fostering for a long time. the adoption came two years ago. >>> allegations of a massive money grab and the secret service is on the casehich progm >> which programs are you seeing getting exploited by criminals the most >> for struggling small businesses, misdirected by people who did not need it tonight kayla tausche on the hunt for fraud in the paycheck protection program >>> pl >>> plus heavy rains, flash fl

pennsylvania, joe biden wraps up this election even pittsburgh for a drive in rally with his wife, jill bidendy gaga. we will take you there live at 8:50 eastern. president trump ends his day in grand rapids, michigan. he will be joined by first lady melania trump and vice president mike pence also live here on c-span. tomorrow is election day, november 3. stay with us to learn who the voters select to leave the country as president and which parties will control congress. 9:00coverage starts at p.m. eastern and continues through the washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the conversation. share your experiences and hear from the candidates. watch live on c-span and c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. election night on c-span, your place for an unfiltered view of politics. tiffany trump, the younger daughter of president trump, hosted a breakfast with tiffany campaign event in st. paul, minnesota, a state the president lost four years ago. the cook political report narrates the race as leans democrat, heading into election day. guest: i'm so happy to be here y

what jill biden is doing here, and announcili his foreign team, whereas donald trump to the middle ofber 2 announces secretary of state. different priorities. laura: thank you for joining us. millions of americans are on the movesg for thaing this week, even as the u.s. surgeon general bakes people to keep the holiday small -- begs people to keep the holiday small becavie of the coros. more than 160 now thousand cases in the u.s. on monday -- 69,000 cases in the u.s. on monday. could indoor gatherings lead to atigger spike in cas christma joining us is dr. william shatner at vanderbilt university, thank you for being wi us. do you haveat confidence americans are listening to the advice of the surgeon general to stay home and save grandma? >> laura, i think there are two groups of people in ited states. there are the listeners, the careful people havinara small and thanksgiving. the others have thrown care to the winds. they are going out, they are traveling, gathering in large regroups. they to -- they are prdending it is last year hoping its next year. i'm afraid they will fuel a fur

what jill biden is doing here, and announcing his foreign policy team, where donald trum to the middlecember 2 announces secretary of state. different priorities. laa: thank you for joining us. millions of americans are on the move for thanksgiving thisth we, even au.s. surgeon general bakes people to keep the holiday small -- bs people to keep the holiday small because of the coronavirus. more than 160 now thousand cases in the u.s. on monday -- 69,000 cases in the u.s. on monday. could indoor gatherings lead to aigger spike in cases at christmas? joining us is dr. william shatner at vanderbilt founiversity, thank yobeing with us. do you have confidence that americans are listening to the advice of the surgeon general to stay home and save grandma? >> laura, i think there are two groups of people in the united states. there are the listeners, the careful people having a small and smart thanksgiving. thothers have thrown care to the winds. they are going out, they areri traveling, gat in large groups. they are to t --y are pretending it is last year and hoping its next year. i'm afraid

three bay area doctors join jill biden's task. michael finney joins us live with holiday shopping advice. things obviously very different this year. he has three rules or shopping success. all coming up and more in half an hour on abc7news at 6:00. hope you can join us then. finally, a mural celebrating oakland's diversity has been completed and can be seen in the downtown area. >> eats outside of kierz permanente's building. the mural is the artists who created it are both black and from oakland, which was important to the people behind making the project happen. >> ok. this is an opportunity to do a really premier piece with two of the best artists. so i thought -- i really thought it was good to bring them to the fore fronts. >> the mural will be moved to 73rd avenue and foothill boulevard. world news tonight with david muir is next. appreciate your time. >> thank you so much for joining us. for all of us here, we appreciate you inviting us into your home tomorrow. next newscast is coming up at 6:00. see you then. california ph

on the flipside, jill biden urging voters to swing back in the democrats' favor. for trump back in 2016 was that he would bring back jobs, manufacturing jobs to places just like erie and the surrounding area. when we talked to voters on both sides of the aisle, one thing we found, connell, is that message doesn't seem to resonate quite as much as it dud back in 2016. listen. >> i think we've taken a step back in the progress we've made in racial equality, class economics and a lot of other things. we're sliding in a direction i don't care for. >> fracking's like a big thing on the western part of pennsylvania, so i think that'll help in the west. right now in the east, in philadelphia you see the riots and stuff going on down there, and trump says he's going to put an end to it, and i think that'll help him there as well. i think he has a good shot in pulling off pa. >> reporter: voters have other issues on their mind in in this time around in 2020. early voting numbers, 66% of returned mail-in ballots have been done by registered democratic voters. only 23% of th

jill biden there tweeting out that message this morning. bidens usually travel to nantucket for thanksgiving, but this year they stayed at home in delaware. >>> most people staying put and having thanksgiving outdoors and saw pictures on social media. it was very nice to do it in the afternoon but got chilly this evening. let's check in with rob mayeda. >> we had the clear skies, dry air and now the winds are settling down across parts of the bay area, we will see more of those 30s showing up especially in those wind sheltered valleys. less windy tonight especially on the higher hills of the north and east bay. let's show you the views around the bay area. you can see everything. no fog, very good visibility around san francisco currently close to 53 degrees, clear skies. take you over towards livermore where it's 47. a little cooler where the winds start to come down and walnut creek currently 57 degrees and temperatures up slightly there as you still have some mixing of the air. keeping walnut creek temperatures up slieghtly and sn jose le

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tardes, en este día de los veteranos de guerra al presidente electo joe biden y su esposa la doctora jill bidennaje a quienes han servido al país durante una ceremonia en filadelfia, ellos colocaron una de cuatro ofrendas además se espera que hoy biden continúe con sus planes de transición hacia la casa blanca >>> el presidente donald trump y su esposa melania visitaron el presidente nacional en el estado de vigilia, como parte de la tradición el mandatario puso una ofrenda en la tumba del soldado desconocido este es el primer evento público de trump desde que terminaron las elecciones. en temas de elecciones en georgia se llevará un recuento de votos actualmente hay una diferencia de más de 14.000 votos entre ambos candidatos y joe biden encabeza la ventaja al secretario de estado de esta entidad señaló que se implementó un nuevo plan de auditoría para justificar la integridad de estas elecciones, leyes electorales de georgia te quieren que los resultados estén certificados para el 20 de noviembre. cuando son las 12 con uno de la tarde le vamos a preguntar usted qué opina sobre el recuento de

. >> reporter: he and first lady elect jill biden spoke remotely with front line workers and thanked them for their service. natalie brand, cbs news, the white house. >>> thousands of fans turned out to say good-bye as one of the greatest soccer players ever was laid to rest. the streets of argentina were flooded with people as diego maradona was buried. his casket lay in state at the presidential palace after the country called for three days of national mourning. maradona, who struggled with addiction, died following a heart attack at his home on wednesday. he was 60 years old. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," a new round of layoffs at disney, thousands of workers are told they will be losing their jobs. >>> and the category is words of wisdom. late "jeopardy" host alex trebek delivers an inspiring thanksgiving message. this is the "cbs morning news." trebek delivers an inspiring thanksgiving message. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ in a whole new way. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it, and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you an

jill biden, his son and his son's wife will be gathering at a small gathering1 thank you. -- . -- willgathering at a small gathering. kim: the world is mourning the death of diego maradona, a soccer player regarded as one of the greatest of all time. he brought argentina to victory in the 1996 world cup. invite binder saris, fans are celebrating his achievements. there is also a memorial outside his childhood home on the outskirts of the capital. but you can see, thousands of people are there right now in buenos aires. david stokes take a look -- takes a look back at maradona's turbulent life. david: he infamously burned -- referred to the hand of god, but the unique gifts of diego maradona seemed to come from a higher force. born in 1960 and raised in a shantytown on the outskirts of windows errors, he became a national hero and a global superstar. -- outskirts of buenos aires, he became a national hero and a global superstar, a prolific scorer of goals. stocky and powerful, skill and balance made him unstoppable. the 1986 world cup was his time, maradona the player, the man, in a for

five days after jill biden wins the u.s.residential election, donald trump still hasn't conceded defeat. we will be looking into what that means for u.s. democracy. ♪ ros: welcome, to those of you watching on pbs in america and everyone else watching on bbc world news. the pandemic hitting new world records today, the number of cases worldwide surpassing 52 million at the world health organization repeating its warning, we may be tired of the virus, but it is not hired of us -- it is not tired of us. ital has passed one million cases, making it one of the top-10 worst-affected countries. in the u.k., 50,000 deaths are linked to the virus. spain has also reached a milestone, with 40,000. at first, turning to the u.s., covid-19 continues to spread. california's close to one million confirmed infections. your state has new restrictions coming. this is the national picture. on wednesday, close to 2000 people's deaths were recorded. the overallotal since the pand began his 200 40,000. there were 144,000 new cases on wednesday. ev

his wife, doctor jill biden, his wife and an educator, who has been the vice president's wife and whoejoining him there on going to be the president's wife joining him there on the stage and when she was there is the vice president's wife, she carried on teaching at a community college here in washington, dc region, and we will see if she carries on doing that, but he introduced her as the woman who will be a fine first lady and before that we heard from senator kamala harris who is the vice president elect, but the speech was all about unity, the biden family now coming onstage as well, but there was joe family now coming onstage as well, but there wasjoe biden talking about, let's give each other a chance. lets lower the temperature, we have two stop treating our opponents as enemies. it was one phrase after another that was really all about the duty of trying to bring unity to the country. if we decide not to co—operate, we can also decide to co—operate, at one point he said. it is time for our better angels to prevail. he spoke directly to the millions of americans who had voted f

sensing her husband's pain, jill told joe, it's hard to smile. i know he replied, but biden characteristically did his best to look forward while speaking of better days ahead. richard ben cramer's classic work on the 1988 presidential campaign, what it takes, the way to the white house, movingly described how joe biden's departure from that contest would be followed by even more harrowing events in the coming months. in february of 1988, biden would suffer a brain aneurysm and find himself at the walter reed army medical center where his doctor told the senator that his chance of survival was less than half. even if biden lived, the doctor continued, a long list of physical and mental limitations were likely. 15 years after losing their mother and sister in a shattering car accident, biden's son beau and hunter were called to their father's bedside after a priest delivered last rites. cramer wrote, that there was no need for the critically ill man to make things right with his boys. or to even say that he loved them. biden had made that obvious his entire life, refusing to

. >> he and first lady elect jill biden spoke remotely with front line workers and thanked them for their service. >>> in the bay area, the coronavirus didn't stop an annual outdoor tradition in marin county. it was a picture perfect day for the longest running mountain biking event in the country. it's called the appetite seminar and it started back in 1975. >> kpix5's kenny choi went along for the unique ride. >> reporter: it's arguably one of the best mountain biking rides in the bay area. >> it's a real special place out here, very quiet and serene. >> first ride doing the turkey ride. i am really excited. >> i couldn't wait either putting on my gear and camera, starting the 45 minute uphill ride from downtown fairfax. the climb isn't easy. >> a pretty steep climb. it's actually okay to walk when you are tired. >> i would say it's a black diamond run. there are no houses, nothing. it's really wild. >> reporter: corners can be dangerous. it's on this trail where the pioneers of the sport like charlie gary and fisher promoted races like this,ed identity to burn a ton of calories. >> it

. >> he and first lady-elect jill biden spoke remotely with front line workers and thanked them for theirervice. >>> some californians are spending thanksgiving in the dark. >> what caused the power company to pull the plug on thousands of customers tonight. >>> plus the holiday surprise for amazon workers making sure packages are delivered just in time for christmas. and a look at how some northern californians shows the mountains over traditional thanksgiving meals tonight. >>> it was a breezy thanksgiving around the bay area, but things have calmed down around the bay, a beautiful look at san francisco from treasure island. the wind isn't going to be as strong tomorrow, but some breezy spots out there the rest of tonight. we'll look at >>> imagine having to put together a thanksgiving meal in the dark. it happened for many families in southern california today. we know all too well about the public safety power shutoffs. tonight with strong winds in an attempt to prevent fires southern california edison temporarily shut off power to customers throughout the counties. it has said that y

joe biden wraps up pittsburgh for a drive-in rally with his and, jill biden, and his -- lady gaga. president trump wraps up his estate in grand rapids, michigan, joined by melania trump and vice president pence, also live here on c-span. ♪ >> tomorrow is election day, november 3. stay with us to discover who the voters select to lead the country and which parties will control congress. live coverage on election night starts at 9 p.m. eastern and continues through 7 a.m. eastern join the conversation, share your experiences as the results come in, and hear from the candidates. watch live on c-span or listen live on the c-span radio app. election night on c-span, your place for the unfiltered view of politics. >> this week washington

it's why jill biden was here.barack obama will come back to south miami, south florida tomorrow, trying to especially get every last vote they can out of the black and hispanic communities where democratic strategists fear they are underperforming. president trump, of course, will be here later on today, almost midnight tonight. but this is a state that is so important and yet like every other time, florida is going to be decided by these very, very thin, thin margins of victory. brianna? >> yes, florida always keeping it very interesting. drew griffin, thank you very much, live from tallahassee, florida. >>> a quick reminder, you can stay with cnn throughout the vote count. our special election night coverage is going to begin on tuesday starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, dr. anthony fauci is warning that the u.s. is, quote, in for a whole lot of hurt as the country heads into winter amid a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> plus, the all-important path to 270 electoral votes needed to win th

jill biden delivering a thanksgiving message today, firmly focused on slowing the coronavirus. the bidens, like so many other families, canceled their traditional big family celebration. >> it's a personal sacrifice that each of our families can make and should make to save somebody else's life. but it's also a shared sacrifice for the whole country. >> the couple also tweeting out a photo of them talking to front line workers today, thanking them for their courage and selflessness. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday, mourning maradona. thousands lining the streets as the soccer star is lying in state. the clashes, as mourners tried to push their way inside. >>> and those black friday deals already in place, as more americans plan to shop online this year. some of the popular items you can save on that could make staying in a bit easier. hey rita! with 3% cash back on dining including takeout from chase freedom unlimited, you now earn even more. then this is officially a take-out week. that's a good choice rita. bon appetit. now earn 3% on dining inc

and in the u.s., jill biden proposes to dramatically ramp up health care protection once he assumes powerbuilding on the affordable care act that past when heas vice president under barack obama. ♪ a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and to everyone watching around the world. yesterday, we heard the first covid-19 vaccine had come through final trials. today, we heard more about distributing it and what an achievement this is paid bear in mind, normally vaccines take a decade to develop. here's the world health organization. >> this is an absolutely unprecedented situation we find ourselves in, with over 200 vaccine candidates, 40 of them in development, within 10 months of the coronavirus being discovered. ro the vaccine that has been confirmed as the first works is what is called an rna vaccine developed by pfizer in the u.s. and biontech inermany, one of 11 vaccines in final stages of testing. here is a reminder how urgently this is needed. there are nearly 50 one million confirmed cases of covid-19 and more than 1.2 million people have died, according to a tally

outside american borders of course europe has been taking an intense interest in the election with jill biden being widely hailed as president elect brussels also expressed the hope bilateral toys will get a boost though some of the continent's political top brass are skeptical that things will actually improve under the new administration or to charlotte dubinsky picks up the story and the e.u. leaders were signaling their congratulations to a sense of relief i think in europe that biden is the president elect there was a lot welcome particularly over the fact that biden has said he would bring the u.s. back into the paris climate agree fold but there was also this carefully wooded suggestion about the challenges that are faced in the future and cooperation on those challenges together one of the big issues the european leaders are going to be thinking about is nato trump was seen as being divisive not particularly supportive of the alliance whereas joe biden's seen as somebody who is a big supporter of nato and may look to reinforce the alliance but there are some aspects of that that he wo

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tell you what happened and the counting continues as the road to the white house is a widening for jill biden becoming more narrow for president trump will have >>i'm here to find out who the winner of the 2020 presidential election is the path to 2.70 is narrowing tonight and depending on the outcome in nevada pennsylvania, or georgia. we could know the result of this nail-biting race allegedly by the end of the day katherine allege they say waiting is the hardest part. yeah. >>votes are still being counted in the race is still tight democratic nominee joe biden has 264 electoral electoral college votes. first as president trump's 214. let's check in now with grant lotus this is like you have a u.s. team that's up 3 games to one in a best of 7 series. >>and they have plastic up in the locker room and the champagne has been brought in they think they're going to it's getting warm going pain is going where it's it sure is because joe biden's camp thinks they're going to celebrate tonight. they wanted to celebrate tonight and now it looks like they'll have to wait at least another day to do tha

doctor jill brandywine high school before she became doctorjill biden.ucational programme for all of us. we're going to be a smarter country too! just tell me, this has been a very difficult, divisive period. throwing the pandemic because of what has life been like over the past year? it's not been good, 70 people have missed so many things. we have 70 people who have passed away and it just didn't have to be if donald trump had taken care of this in the beginning because ofi this in the beginning because of i don't blame him for the pandemic, i blame him for the way he handled it. yes, we have had friends and family who have had friends and family who have had covert, had friends and family who have had cove rt, we had friends and family who have had covert, we had friends and family you've lost people —— covid. we know people today who are sick with covid personally. we know nurses and other medical professionals who have been sick trying to help people and so we really believe that joe president biden is going to help us bring down the curve. and i ha

what does jill biden do now? -- joe biden. here is the thing.ady for this. they have been battling it all the way through. so now you put that into action. i think there is a key part here though. it is notjust a legal strategy. it is important to have a communications plan as well. that is where i think we need biden mike to lean in more. not only in the morning but are continuously throughout this process. that part isa throughout this process. that part is a strategy they have to put in place. what would that dude? how does it change the outcome, jill biden coming out saying, nobody has won this election, we have to wait, reiterate patients? how does that change things? it's important to actually put some confidence into the system right now. obviously trump did the opposite tonight, which we are used to. he usually undermines government institutions and now it is time for biden mike to come out and say, this is how it works, educate the public at large and make sure to put out a plan so people know what we are waiting for, exactly what he is

jill biden have arrived. where they're honoring our nation's heroes, a wreath laying there as well. it is veterans day, it is raining. this is a moment as a country, martha, as i said before we stop, we hope, we all come together and we say thank you. it is such an incredibly important moment to honor our nation's heroes and those that have served and here we are in the middle of this transition, martha, where the president is still fighting over the results of the election and battling that out, digging into some of these ballots in various states and joe biden, who is starting to -- starting with the transition process naming a task force for coronavirus, names are being floated who will play a part in his administration. it is an unbelievable time for this country, martha. >> sandra: the thing that always strikes me and especially in the work i've done with world war ii veterans they felt a calling to something that was bigger than themselves. a nation, freedom, freedom from oppression, from countries over