and that ends the official wreath laying.iled this year and it will be followed by the service, as ever, led by the bishop of london. dame sarah mullally. o almighty god, grant, we beseech thee, that we, who here do honour to the memory of those who have died in the service of their country and of the crown, may be so inspired continuing coverage of the remembrance commemoration on bbc one. now we have more on the us election with bbc news. pro—trump protesters, who claim that the election has been stolen from them, gathered in nevada. our correspondent james clayton has been speaking to some. you have organised these protests, why? so, myself and and actually quite a few other people across the country, this is a national effort. we are organising these stop the steal protests here in nevada, arizona, wisconsin, michigan, georgia and pennsylvania. these are the final battleground states. and we want the people to come out and hear the truth. there is a lot of censorship still going on right now online, a lot of ballots are s

house ir lays before the a communication from the speaker. room, erk: the speaker's ashington, d.c., november 16, 2020. i hereby appoint the honorable jimmy gomez to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. speaker ofcy pelosi, the house of representatives. he speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. pray.in conroy: let us loving and gracious god, we give thanks for giving us another day. people's bers of the house regather after our your spirit of peace descend upon them. as the 116th congress moves a close, may all here hand, to the business at providing what is needed for the nation.of our may all members, regardless of election, of the trust that their future service or not will house be with your grace. confident that americans of good will are grateful for their service in and wish them well into the future. hroughout our nation, the coronavirus continues to spread dangerously. to bless those who attend to those who are their families. we thank you for the advances taking place in vaccine to ffectiv

director lai, do you have another question? >> director lai: not really a question but a follow-up. i'm so grateful and thankful that we were able to come together on the ombudsperson position. i also heard clearly that the request for urgency is very real. although i understand it will take a time to figure out the next steps of the training, i want there to be like a clear time commitment and turn around as to when we will know for certain. i think the -- without a clear turn around, it's hard to hold ourselves accountable. i understand you won't have an answer at this minute. i'm hoping the next meeting, maybe even during the director's report, you can give us a quick update on the timing expectation. >> chair borden: i know that's director ackerman i asked about the reports. if we can just in terms of discipline, have a better sense of, lot of discipline it from a few managers with ethnic and gender backgrounds. we can look and identify patterns. i feel like if we can quickly identify that there seems to be a pattern, we can address those issues. especially if there are certain

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donald trump lays a wreath to mark veterans day. a week on, he still refuses to conceded defeat in the election. president—electjoe biden has also paid his respects, laying a wreath at a ceremony in pennsylvania. together we stand! pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong have resigned, en mass, after four of its members are labelled by china as unpatriotic and expelled. 50,000 people have now died of covid—19 in the uk — europe's highest recorded number of deaths. in the us, a record number of americans are in hospital receiving treatment for the virus. but in taiwan, today marks seven months since there was a domesitcally transmitted case of covid—19. we'll be live in taipai to find out more about the country's success battling the virus. hello, and welcome. donald trump has made his first official appearance since election night to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national ceremony, on armistice day. this was the scene earlier. donald trump still refuses to concede defeat in the us presidential election. p

lai: great, thank you, chair board. and i also want to just echo thanking the staff for putting this very detailed and robust action plan together. and for all of the commenters that we need your participation and partnership in this very important work. and i feel that i probably missed part of the development of where we, you know, how we got to this point. it sounds like there was some request and work that was asked of -- asked of m.t.a. even before july when the city-wide policy came into effect. and i look forward to -- i think retroactively learning more about that, how we got to this point. but i think that i'm going to start by asking, you know, part of the -- the dynamic that i think that i am starting to appreciate is as a lot of people have already pointed out, that we certainly have a resource challenge here and, jeff, you very much already so touched on that point. but i think that most of the action plan resource asks are really related to level one and two staff time. which i think that if i'm rememberin

they're all there to lay a wreath, and it is veterans day in the united states. this is actually trump's 1st public appearance since the election. he hasn't spoken publicly since he lost his bid for reelection, but has meanwhile been tweeting about his unproven voter fraud claims. now this is all happening literally just moments after we saw joe biden and his wife, joe biden, president elect joe biden lay a wreath in pennsylvania at the philadelphia korean war memorial. so that was happening literally just minutes ago. and yet we are now seeing the current president do something very similar or we do not expect him to speak, but we will be bringing you more on that story as it unfolds. if it doesn't do that now moving on, and the corruption case against 7 people associated with south africa's governing party has now been adjourned until february of next year. they're accused of pocketing millions of dollars which were meant to fund as best as from the able for more than $400000.00 homes. residents have reportedly died will become sick because of those as best as

began its offensive in the northern region, it follows a deadline by promise to be ahead for them to lay down their arms by wednesday, or face an attack on the region's capital. because they, but to great leadership says it's fighting back, claiming it's destroyed, an ethiopian military division, including a helicopter. and 2 tanks, a former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. after a trial lasted 2 years, barry also known as shaker, was found guilty of murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province is rebel group and 2 others are accused of nearly $400.00 rapes during a series of attacks in 2010. the lower house of the french parliament has given initial approval to a controversial new law, limiting the right to film or photograph police officers. protests are taking place in central paris against a decision that always been criticized by rights groups who say it could mean blurring the faces of police offices, becomes the norm in news reports. and go to another vote in the upper house

president trump makes his first official appearance since the election, at a wreath laying ceremony on veterans day. as the president still holds back from conceding defeat, officials in georgia confirm they'll recount the votes cast in the state. together, we stand! pro—democracy lawmakers in hong kong resign en masse, after four of their colleagues are expelled by china for backing independence. hospitalisations for covid—19 reach a record high in the us while the uk becomes the first country in europe to see more than 50,000 people killed by coronavirus. president trump has made his first official appearance since election night to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national ceremony, on armistice day. this was the scene earlier. donald trump still refuses to concede defeat in the us presidential election. president—elect biden also attended a veterans day event in philadelphia, pennsylania. meanwhile, georgia's top election official says the state will conduct a recount of all paper ballots cast in the election because the margin is so close but he says th

the president and first lady there for the traditional wreath laying. it is a rainy november day here in the washington area. while we wait for the president in this wreath laying, i want to bring in our pentagon correspondent barbara star, and forgive me if i have to interrupt once the wreath-laying begins. this is sad to say, my dad was deployed in germany and this is a special day for our family and it's just weird to be talking politics at all. but here we are. shake-up in the pentagon leadership right before veterans day by a president, barbara, who refuses to acknowledge the results of an election eight days ago. >> and has installed his own political loyalist here's at the top oval for the pentagon. politics is something the military wants to stay out of every day of the year. let's remember, veterans day is always a good day to talk about this, from the most junior enlisted soldier to the four-star general, mark meili, joint chernl, they serve the people. the president, of course, is commander in chief but this is a nation, they're in civilian c

she lays out her roadmap for the year ahead welcome to the program. joe biden is forging ahead with preparations to take over as u.s. president. his margin of victory keeps growing. pennsylvania and nevada have become the latest states to certify the president elect as the winner. and by now has formally unveiled some of his top team that she had written, see reports. president elect biden was unequivocal as he presented his national security appointments and nominees. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. much was made of the backgrounds of the nominees as examples of the american dream. linda thomas greenfield, nominated as u.s. ambassador, a 100 mile costs are latino immigrants nominated to lead the department of homeland security. and avril haynes, the 1st female director of national intelligence. if confirmed mr. president, you know that i have neve

notjust body will lay in state at the mansion. not just a body will lay in state at the mansion.big reaction here but around the world, particularly in argentina. at that tweet from gary lineker summed it allup tweet from gary lineker summed it all up well, alluding to his difficult private life which came after his career, and gary lineker has tweeted, who of course played in that england match against argentina where there was the hand of god goal. he says, "hopefully he will find some comfort in the hands of god." we talk about the find some comfort in the hands of god.‘ we talk about the emotion- this is a live image we are showing right now from argentina where, as you can see, people are on the streets. argentina was hugely hit by coronavirus, and yet people are wanting to be out there because this country, maradona met a whole bunch. —— meanta country, maradona met a whole bunch. —— meant a whole bunch of. country, maradona met a whole bunch. -- meant a whole bunch of. yes, and there are amazing quotes from the argentinian present today. —— president today. he said that ma

-- kind of laying sprawled out on the couch.in full costume, he has the whole bit on. he's kind of on ebay buying something on his phone. [ laughter ] eating desserts. it was very -- kind of strange, you know, thing to have the curtain pulled back on. because he's this terrifying character on the show. >> jimmy: chris, i want to ask you about the album. i got it yesterday, i've been listening to it, and it's so great. and there's a song called "watch you burn" on the album. tell us what that song is about. >> well, that song was, you know -- it was a reactionary song to -- there was a mass shooting at a country festival in las vegas. you're from vegas, right? >> jimmy: yes, yes. >> right. and -- yeah, it was -- you know, it was a very kind of angry moment for me, you know. i hate to see all that kind of stuff going around the world. and i carried that around in my pocket lyrically for awhile. got together with mike hamilton to do some songwriting. i brought that out, he and i kind of hashed it out, got to what we thought was an

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i wanted to ta ke her, laying the wreath.d to be at the remembrance sunday commemorations today. she will be at the laying of the wreath at the cenotaph. she is so important asa at the cenotaph. she is so important as a symbol of unity and continuity and resilience in this country. we are going to a dreadful time, and when she gave that speech earlier, she really routed the country. she has an incredible potency still as a figurehead, and i think that shouldn‘t be forgotten. that will be underlined to date with the very much reduced service, but everyone will be thinking about people they might have lost in these terrible times. i am actually going to jump ahead, and ask it since you are educator editor of the sunday times, what is going on with the free school meals for children? we got the press release yesterday, and it was quite confusing because there we re was quite confusing because there were a was quite confusing because there we re a lot was quite confusing because there were a lot of figures in there. is this a gov

what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spam a gripping story about presidential corruption, it is real reporting. it's not and your team challenging assumptions and the official line. we all decided we need to cut our score. we don't want to rely on authority, and it's vilest thing, post on out his iraq. what you want is there with me to help run a reminder of our top stories. joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveil some of his top 2. well, pennsylvania varda have become the latest states to certify him. as the winner. ethiopia's government claims it falls into gray, have begun to surrender. they've been given until wednesday to lay down their arms . but to gray's, leaders are denying the claims and say they've destroyed a government division. and hong kong's chief executive, kerry lamb says urgent priority is to restore the territories political system from chaos in her annual policy address. she also says th

in its capital,, and they can lay u.s., president elect. joe biden is preparing to give a national address on the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. ahead of the thanksgiving holiday biden and his team have now been briefed on the government's response plan after the white house allowed the official transition to actually begin his speech. it is expected to focus on sacrifice after the u.s. recorded its highest number of coronavirus that since may, but millions of americans have already ignored pleas not to travel over the holiday with the country, seeing its busiest travel period since march shevardnadze joins us live now from wilmington in delaware, share we were expecting to hear the president elect. we are still expecting to hear him now. obviously a day before thanksgiving. what kind of tone do you think is going to strike unity and hope and shared sacrifice? as you mention, clearly another attempt, another chance for biden 2 to differentiate himself from president trump. as you mentioned, clearly will also be a major theme theme.

president donald trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. 11:00live beginning at a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen live with the wisconsin governor tony evers announced an executive order advised people in his state to stay home. the announcement came after the state saw a surge in positive coronavirus cases. wisconsin has seen more than 278,000 cases and 2400 deaths since march. >> good evening, wisconsin. governor tony evers here. i know i don't have to tell you this year has been one of many major challenges. a global pandemic coupled with economic uncertainty and another election season has shaken our patients, empathy, and compassion for one another. our optimism has been battered, ourresilience strained and character, tested but as we put the election behind us, we are called upon to remember the things that unite us and that includes the struggles we share. we must return our attention to the pandemic. we must fight the virus together and we must start tonight. this year,, earlier we took steps to contain covid-1

covid is why he is laying here.a referendum on donald trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and arizona's vote could swing the final result. it is america in miniature, with extremes of landscape and temperature, poverty and wealth and the people we encountered on ourjourney across the state represent all that is american — kindness, generosity, determination and grit. this country's leader has a duty to represent everyone, not cherry pick, and that means understanding the patchwork of culture and ideas and ethnicities that make up this great nation and the sensibilities of those on the right and the left. the winner of the presidential election will be the candidate who understands that focussing on what unites rather than divides is all that really matters, guiding this country to a better shore, reachable from here. hello. there will be some rough seas in western areas again. another day in which the winds will be strengthening, particularly in north and west scotland and west wales. for all of us more rai

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we saw an advanced copy of the program for the laying of the cornerstone. they would have sealed all of this up the day before. we found coins and stamps that were in circulation. at the time, colonel william hartz is buried here, he retired as brigadier general. he was a disbursement officer of the commission, and so he contributed some coins. the post office contributed stamps. there was a boyd city directory from 1915. and it is interesting, it is kind of like the yellow pages today. advertisers could place their advertisement on the spine or the edge on the front or back covers. we had an official program from the grand army of the republic encampment that had just taken place. that ended on october 2, 1915. a lot of the civil war veterans stayed in town for the laying of the cornerstone, this was the inspiration of the civil war veterans. judge ivory in particular is buried at the cemetery. there was a copy of the declaration of independence. a copy of the constitution. it was before prohibition and before women had the right to vote. there was a flag

president donald trump will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier the tomb of the a non-soldier at arlington national cemetery. >> you are watching c-span. your unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. president-elect joe biden spoke about what his administration's approach will be toward the affordable care act on the same day the supreme court heard a challenge to the law. mr. biden took questions on the transition and president trump's refusal to concede. this is 25 minutes. with pre-existing conditions in our country and hurt the millions of americans who have come to rely on the affordable care act, getting rid getting rid of the affordable care act will take us backwards. to a time when people could charge a woman more for her health care than they could charge a man simply because she is a woman. to a time when pregnancy could be considered a pre-existing condition. it will take away free birth control and contraceptive coverage for women. this is all happening at

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covid is why he is laying here. i always think it shouldn't have happened.um on donald trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic... and the whose votes can swing the result was that it is america in miniature with extremes of landscape and temperature, poverty and wealth. and the people we encountered on ourjourney across the state represent all that is american. kindness, generosity, determination, and grit. this country's leader has a duty to represent everyone, not cherry pick and that means understanding the patchwork of cultures and ideas and ethnicities that make up this great nation. and the sensibilities of those on the right and the left. the winner of the presidential election will be the candidate who understands that focusing on what unites rather than divides is all that really matters. guiding this country to a better shore reachable from here. music: this is america by childish gambino hello, there. part two of the weekend also looking pretty and settled. we didn't do too badly this afternoon with some sunshine than today. today we will see

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earlier this morning, the friends of the national world war ii memorial held a wreath-laying ceremony in remembrance. here is a look. >> [shouting orders] left, right, left. left, right, left. left, right, left. left, right, left. halt. [sound of rain] [shouting orders] [national anthem playing] ♪ ♪ ["the star-spangled banner" ends] [national anthem playing] ♪ ["the star-spangled banner" ends] >> [shouting orders] [sound of rain] >> [shouting orders] [sound of rain] >> [shouting orders] [sound of rain] >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] [sound of rain] [sound of rain] >> [indiscernible] [sound of rain] [sound of rain] >> [indiscernible] [sound of rain] >> [indiscernible] [sound of rain] >> [indiscernible] [sound of rain] ["taps" playing] ♪ ["taps" playing] ♪ [sound of rain] [sound of rain] [sound of rain] ♪ ["america the beautiful" plays] ♪ ["america the beautiful" plays] ♪ ["america the beautiful" plays] ♪ [sound of rain] [sound of rain] [sound of rain] >> veterans day ceremonies continued

donald trump has made his first official appearance since election night — to lay a wreath at the tombe unknown soldier at arlington national ceremony, on armistice day. this was the scene earlier. donald trump still refuses to concede defeat in the us presidential election. president—electjoe biden also attended a veterans day event in philadelphia, pennsylania. meanwhile, georgia's top election offical says the state will conduct a recount of all paper ballots cast in the election — because the margin is so close. 0ur correspondent lebo diseko in washington has been watching developments. we knew there would be a recount because of the tight margins, under .5% triggering an automatic recount there. but doing it by hand and also the secretary of state, who's essentially the top election official there, saying this is an audit, as well as a re—canvassing of the votes there. and he's come under huge pressure from his own party — he's a republican, there two incumbent republican senators there who have been calling for his resignation over the way the election has been handled. it is wor

korea island is an important nesting ground for the loggerhead turtle, which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. throughout the entire mediterranean, the number of nesting places has dropped rapidly with the animals being disturbed by bright lights and tourists. when they 1st had the babies way, just 20 grams without a hard outer shell, bare completely defenseless. only one in a 1000 survives many get eaten by fish and crabs. and now of course, there's a new predator in town. the blue crab just a few kilometers away on the mainland. how tim is currently being cared for by the adult female is more than 30 years old. she is malnourished and has a large fishing hook inside her. a fight suffered by many sea turtles. the scientists here say injuries from both propel is also common. they found these pieces of plastic in her sam's feces. the pollution of the seas is another huge threat to the turtles. around 2 thirds of the animals examined here have plastic inside their bodies. the scientists record and keep everything they find it ultimately full on sea turtles are very impor

i think he is laying down the gau ntlet i think he is laying down the gauntlet that he is not going toffice that he so clearly cherished. i don't think we have heard the last of donald john trump. ron, what about the ideology of trump trumpism? i think there are millions upon millions of americans who love this president, believing his ideology, message, and as you heard mitt romney say, he still is going to be a very powerful figure in the republican party. my question, looking at this when we do the postmortem, as we will in the days to come, or their party elders 01’ new days to come, or their party elders or new faces who can put forward a different agenda, a more sunny message that could take away the power that donald trump has right now, but for the moment he is still a strong force to be reckoned with. and they couldn't control him when he was in the white house, so who might be able to redirect his energy is out of the white house?|j certainly is out of the white house?” certainly think that mitt romney, one of his nemeses, someone who was a governor, a senator, one of his nem

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we see him laying the groundwork for this, saying he's been cheated, robbed, gypped. he's laying out a narrative that might back up the idea that he could be the first president to try to pardon himself for any crimes he may or may not have committed against the federal government. >> and to jason, i'm aware muscle memory got the best of me, and i asked peter to sum up the state of the obama presidency, obviously a mistake, we all need time off. which we're about to get. but biden's remarks, the tone and tenor, how familiar they were, and we could trace them back to, let's say, 44 of our previous presidents. >> yeah. brian, joe biden has very successfully, and this was even the case before he officially won the presidency, of laying out a sort of tone and groundwork for, we're going to get back to work. we're going to focus on organizing this country, and trying to put people back into the lives they had gotten used to. i love the fact, and this is a prevailing theme, one of the number one reasons he's president, donald trump's mismanagement of covid opened the door f

days before the inauguration >>> president trump says not so fast this morning his legal teams will lay out their challenges in multiple states. with no sign of a concession speech anywhere on his radar. >>> this morning we say good-bye and remember the man with all the answers and the questions. the one and only alex trebek >> if you have no personality then you can't be a contestant you can be the host of the show but not a contestant. >> i'm a lot looser, i think, than most people think i am. i don't take too many things seriously. >> much more ahead on the incredible life and impact of alex trebek. >>> coronavirus cases soaring over the weekend to new heights not yet seen across the united states we've got a breakdown. >>> plus a busy week in the nfl as some teams pull away in the standings whileothers fall flat it's monday, november 9th. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm phillip mena. >> and frances rivera. today the transition will begin to a presidency five decades in the making joe biden is the president-elect, securing the office that's twice eluded him before

foreign minister divides refers quick to lay the blame. he said in a tweet, the killing had serious indication of israeli involvement, but presented no evidence. this radio prime minister had named fact result in 2018 as the director of iran's nuclear weapons program. a key part of the plan was to form new workers ations to continue the work. this is how dr. morse, in fact, is the head of project about put it, remember the name for his. so here's his director right here. and he says, the generally is to announce the closure project, but then he adds special activities. you know what that is? a special activity will be carried out under the title of scientific know how developments previous assassinations of 4 ring and scientists between 201-2012 have also been blamed on israel with u.s. officials briefing the press about his rating involvement. so based on the background briefings to the press, there is very strong reason to, to suspect both israeli and possibly even u.s. involvement. given the very public pronouncements of u.s. officials

chief executive curry lamb lays out her priorities for the year ahead. concerns for possible war crimes in ethiopia, northern grey region. a government deadline for regional forces to surrender is drawing close. the deadly bombing underscores the challenges in afghanistan. international donors meet to commit billions of dollars in a welcome to the program, joe biden is forging ahead with preparations to take over as u.s. president has his margin of victory keeps growing. hazell, veiny of the nevada have become the latest states to certify the president elect as the winner and biden has formally unveiled some of his top team as she had returns . he reports, president elect biden, was unequivocal as he presented his national security appointments and nominees. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. much was made of the backgrounds of the nominees as examples o

they then say we are going to return to community and to lay. possibly maybe they're considering too, like running for the next election there, which is those folks want to see it. that was to become reporting from hong kong. let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . police in the our median capital yariv on have arrested protesters demonstrating against the peace deal with neighboring eyes or by john or gestures we're calling for the resignation of our media's prime minister. monday's truce brokered by russia ended a 6 week conflict over iser by john's nagorno-karabakh region. the deal means eiser by john will keep territorial gains that it made in the fighting. the philippines is getting ready to face its 3rd typhoon in as many weeks 50000 people living in the path of typhoon vanco have been ordered to leave their homes. as much of the east of the country is still recovering from typhoon goni. the most powerful typhoon this year, which swept across the country just last week. a u.s. court h