then does he not turn to luis el magro the head of the organization of american states after all the oas know like no one else how to organize coups the oas is always watching everything that happens in latin america but what are luis al magro and the oas doing if they're not watching the us elections americans go to elections and vote but unfortunately the country is ruled by neither the people nor the president selected by them no matter what party in fact everything is ruled by transnational companies capitalism entrepreneurs this is a huge difference from the change that is taking place in bolivia in the us perhaps more radical fascist racists are right forces will win over more moderate right forces that's the whole difference. throw a quick reminder on who's got what so thought the outcome of the us presidential election hangs in the balance with a number of states yet to be called democratic nominee joe biden flushed up 264 electoral votes leaving have just 6 sign of the president say donald trump has 214 both candidates are virtually tied in georgia while biden is leading slightl

know like no one else how to organize coups the oas is always watching everything that happens in latin america but what are luis l. magro and the oas doing if they're not watching the us elections americans go to elections and vote person fortunately the country is ruled by neither the people nor the president selected by them no matter what party in fact everything is ruled by transnational companies capitalism entrepreneurs this is a huge difference from the change that is taking place in bolivia in the us perhaps more radical fascist racist or right forces will win over more moderate right forces that's the whole difference. so just to wrap up who's got what so far joe biden carney has 264 electors with arizona which hasn't been called by everyone of quite yet donald trump has 14 the 1st 70 claims the prize winning just one more state like nevada would hand victory to by 10 while trouble in order to tie the time it would have to take the remaining battleground states some like north carolina pennsylvania and teaches a class for some time. if you can save someone if you die this more

then does he not turn to luis el magro the head of the organization of american states after all the oas know like no one else how to organize coups the oas is always watching everything that happens in latin america but what are luis al magro and the oas doing if they're not watching the us elections americans go to elections and vote but unfortunately the country is ruled by neither the people nor the president selected by them no matter what party in fact everything is ruled by transnational companies capitalism entrepreneurs this is a huge difference from the change that is taking place in bolivia in the us perhaps more radical fascist racists are right forces will win over more moderate right forces that's the whole difference. and whether or not trump secures 4 more years in the white house it's certainly fair to say he's left his mark. however it ends the election trump will go down in history his vows to drain the swamp build the wall and make america great again they'll remember him what they'll write about him will depend on the book the author the perspective if they loved him

know like no one else how to organize coups the oas is always watching everything that happens in latin america but what are luis al magro and the oas doing if they're not watching the us elections americans go to elections and vote but unfortunately the country is ruled by neither the people nor the president selected by them no matter what party in fact everything is ruled by transnational companies capitalism entrepreneurs this is a huge difference from the change that is taking place in bolivia in the us perhaps more radical fascist racist or right forces will win over more moderate right forces that's the whole difference. what does your mind to securing a majority in a state even by the narrowest of margins mean the candidate has had every one of the electors under the electoral college system let's see how that actually. well one of the most valuable states was 20 electoral college votes is pennsylvania counted still on the ways and it could prove to show as of now trump is ahead that he also won the state in 2016 we're passing along a run of democrat when our team is trying to c

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the good news is you have 23 democrats who put their name oa etter back in september who said, if you did not do your job, speaker pelosi, we would sign the discharge petition. now if they keep their word, if their word is true and the at least right, we can get p.p.p. relief going. yeah. spiking cases are across the country and in congress. there's still a number of your onference members that are not wearing masks around the capitol. are you concerned about that? and are you concerned that this spread to your colleagues, keeping you all from the ndaa, ngs like government funding and a covid relief bill done before the end of the year? mr. mccarthy: well, i continue to get concerned about the rise in the spike. i tell you i just went through of a conference where every single person wore their ask except when they were speaking. i think the people have been very clear and understand the seriousness to this. that is why when we introduced our bill, h.r. 14, we more to help ion in any need we can to make sure further.ne moves it is a miracle we would have a vaccine this year, just as w

>>ou raise the right point here we are in the midst oa global pandemic that is searching fromhe state of minnesota and the upper dwest we had 56 deaths yesterda yesterday, maintain the highest ever and as we see infections go up and hospitalations go up and thats the systemic equities in the healthcare system and is long story for tho that struggle to figure out how to ge healthcare and to have access to that healthcare so with covid it with those inequities especially in my home state and of the country the disparity of front-line workers black and brown and indigenous people and older people who struggle to get acce to healthcare so there should be a moment to addrs this to be focused on the pandemic under control but then to move tard a better future. >> so this is a long way to explain it bad side effect of this terrible expeence has been an increase of telemedicine which has bee very important to you so what needs to happen to make that stick? >> so in the midst of crisis and we need to make sure at doesn't go away as we. with the crisis that ithe case telehealth with the inabili

>> one of the things that's very positive here is jaksullivan was a senior advisor and head oa policy ping for secretary clinton at the state department. so he has been both at the white house and inside a department. so we understand the push d pull. historically, nobody who sits in house to be operational.hite the white house always says it doesn't want to be operational, and then finds it hard sometimes not to try to be. but i think that jake will wan to reflect the president-elect's point of view, what he's driving for, what he's striving for, working with the vice president elect. jake will run a very honest process to hear from all parts to have the national security and foreign policy community, which is quite lar, and he will want to take those views intot account. >> blinken and the expected nominee for defense secretary michelle flor nay started a strategic consulting firm after they left government, made a lot of money, gave them clients whe concerns wee more profit than national security. is that revolving door an issue, do you think? >> i don't think so. we all have to be

. >> we have los oa lot of customers, a lot of our literally rebuilding from the start.kends are better. there is definitelyte an appeti for people to go out, but during the week, it is a different story. reporter: covid-19 may be a too,s the economy.re, but so, it will take months if not ycors for the emy to come back to life again. bbc news, melbourne. laur relief and mourning there in melbourne. in another blow to donald trump's refusal to concede the election, the state of michigan has certified the election results. georgia certified mr. biden's victory on friday, but ant rec requested by the trump campaign is due to start on tuesday.d nal challenges are due in pennsylvania, arizona, and wisconsin. the united nations is calling for th protection of more than half a million civilians trapped in itio ean city. the military says it is determined to capture it from the military government, tigray. th wer asking the regional political membership to surrender. former french president nicolas sarkozy at the start of his corrtion trial denies promising a job in monaco in re

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iommitted, we committed and we agreed and we will continue to work to meet with governors oa regular basis continue to seek input and our covid team ll follow us and coordinate o issues coming out of that call. some have very competent people on their covid team in their state. the bottom line, we can dthis. there's nothing beyond our capacity. we have to come together as a country. wi this meeting along with others we have hadt reinforces in my view the unity of the country is looking for. we are looking for us to come together and deal with problems most of which have no ideologicabasis for disagreement. that is what we have to do that is what the governors talked about. it was really pleasing to hear them and iant to thank you all and may god bless you all and those who've lost someone u are in our prayers. may god protect our kids but i'm happy to take a few queions and of my boss is going to tell meho that is. c thank you mr. president-elect. the economic impact and talk a bit about the relief package you wanted but i was wondering if it could talk about things to be able to do

. ♪ ystem oa new five tier coronavirus restrictions has come into effect in scotland.ans pubsan and resta will close at 6:00 p.m. they will not serve anylcohol. here is our scotland editor, sarah smith. sarah: for the first i time weeks, this glasgowt restauran reopened today. even under level 3 restrictions, they can serve food before 6:00, but no longer. >> i think i would rather ben opened tosed. revenue in the evenings and a significant portion of it from drink sales. so to be open to 6:00 p.m. with no drink sales is a struggle. sarah: they probably won't turn a profit but want to save jobs.r notwhat support scottish businesses will get from the government in the future. it has not been extended through november across the whole of the u.k. e question is what happens if scott goes into lockdown at a later date? pawill the chancellor rworkers to be furloughed then? -- pay for workers to be furloughed then? katty: rescuers in turkey have pulled a three-year-old girl from the rubble of a collapsed building nearly threea days afr werful earthquake shook the region. kil

michel make a member of the german parliament and she for action observer with the oas. see him, mr. nic. we appreciate your time and your insights and i thank you. thank you very much. well, here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, at least 74 migrants have reportedly drowned after their boat heading for europe capsized off the coast of libya. more than 100 people were on board near the port of the libyan coast guard rescued. more than 40 people, police in armenia have arrested leading opposition, figures for protesting against a russian brokered peace deal. it aims to end weeks of fighting with eyes or by john. the deal gives up in large parts of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. now that provision has prompted thousands to call for the resignation of armenia's . prime minister. china has condemned the mass resignation of pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong as a political farce. and blatant challenge. 15 opposition legislators stepped down after 4 of their colleagues were expelled under new powers, allowing for

while the speeches touch oa wide-range of topics, one of the they want to know more about is climate change. we will have an in-depth report on that from here in north carolina, along with reporting onhe billions spt on advertising this election year, both coming up right after the news summary. ♪ from the lakes of minnesota, to the hills of tennessee ♪ >> sreenivasan: it's the final weekend push in the 2020 campaign season. president trump plned four stops in pennsylvania today, starting in bucks county, jus north of philadelphia. e keystone state was crucial to the president's 2016 win and is aocal point for both campaigns. ♪ ♪ former vice president biden campaigned with former president barack oma in michigan today, at a drive-in rally in flint and anotheplanned for detroit. tomorrow, biden will be in pennsylvania, starting in philadlphia for a souls to the polls event. president trump plans rallies in five states tomorrow. with three days left to election day, more than 90 million early .otes have been cast so far that's nearly two-thirds the ballots cast in the 2016 esidential e

michel make a member of the german parliament and she for lection observer with the oas. see any mr. nic, we appreciate your time and your insights and i thank you. thank you very much. at least 74, mine grands are believed to have drowned after their ship heading for europe capsized off the coast of libya. the human migration agency says more than 100 people were on board when the incident happened near the port of kuhn's. the libyan coast guard fisherman rescued more than 40 people that retrieved $31.00 bodies. the search of others continues. it's the latest in a series of at least 8 ship wrecks in the central mediterranean since last month. art, let's look at some other stories now that are making headlines around the world. police in armenia have arrested a leading opposition, figures for protesting against a brokered peace deal aimed at ending weeks of fighting with her by john. the deal involves giving up large parts of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh that has prompted thousands to call for the resignation of armenian prime minister. nicole police in angola

to proceed without it impacting obviously this comes whilst a 2nd non-governmental organization the oas organization of american states is in gold here which monitors elections came out and said that it true soul no evidence of voter fraud or anything of the such that trump and his team have been alleging now for the best part of a week you'll remember so well that last week the european non-government organization that deals with election monitoring around the world came with similar findings saying that there was no evidence. of that so they're pretty confident where they stand they've been trying to be very tactful as biden himself put it and not being too confrontational but behind the scenes and definitely with regards to the supporters of donald trump and even some figures within the republican party there is growing frustration you can say as well as dismay some of them have put it sort of the way in which donald trump and his team continue to reject what appears to be the results of those historic elections indeed of course will be continuing so of course to monitor events with

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president trump just wrapped up a rally in oa -- in opa-locka, florida. he said he would never cancel the people of florida. he also touched on american soldiers coming home and told supporters he would always support them. 25,000 to 30,000 people are showing up for the rallies, but they can't get everybody in. last night a poll came out saying the president is up 8 points in florida. he thinks rick scott and marco rubio, he thanked them. it's well past midnight on the east coast. miami-dade county is under an 11:00 p.m. curfew. the response from the white house is as follows. americans have the right to gather under the first amendment to hear from the president of the united states. with only one day left before elect day, florida remains a much-watched state in the battlegrounds *. bat battlegrounds. he showed up a little late. but as i said in the beginning of it, he opened up his rally saying it was better late than never. that's it more now. my name is lin and i want to star in a movie. why is that artichoke talking? i'm a pangolin... whiiiich basic

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what would it mean to have a social worker oa therapist on scene?nstead of police who are trained to shoot first and ask questions later? we need to reimagine with the world looks like and reimagine ou social network. for me, that is abolition. we saw this in june. we went for a call from abolition to defunding to integrate poce forces to a call to reform to police taking knees. freedom,ater down our taking the tth out of the radical demand. we need to return to this vision of a future without policing and without prisons. and to start, we begin with defunding. defunding is a step toward abolition if we're doing this the right way. in philadelphia, milwaukee, louisville, we need to be calling to take money out of these police force budgets and placed them in places people can actually have their needs met. that is the key here. we need a structure that allows for those ings to happen. don: along that line, how you assess how the city of philadelphia has handled this particular shooting now of walter wallace? off and by progressive politicians, suppo

of every actually seen, and the big thing that i was mentioning that tweet was that i really tired oa tired of paying people to do nothing and take way too long to do it, and i feel like -- this is what i would do to solve this. sean, they should havee a base salary, and then, they should be paid if they have any accomplishments. they should have a base salary, and for every accomplishment -- >> sean: don't hold your breath. >> a performance bonus. >> sean: you know, you spoke -- i've read your twitter feed. you are against socialism, against career politicians. you also said something, you took on joe biden, which are very few people will take on, and that was on the issue of race. he prays, as his friend and mentor, a former klansman, and he partnered with that former klansmen to stop the integration of schools because he did not want kids going to schools that were racial jungles. why does hollywood except that, are a liberal democrat, which they would never accept from anybody else? >> i don't know. it's why i, you know, have to just think for myself. when your gaffes are constant

individuals that work there, let's see if their valid, once they're determined to be valid, what how a large oale is that and doesn't add up to the votes that would actually turn thee state. there are allegations that do account for thousands of potential boats, let's get to the bottomm of those, if there s nothing there that we don't do anything, we don't have to worry and efficacy president trump gracefully indicate that he is challenged and lost thehe challenge. but we are not there yet and there is time to get to the bottom of it. elizabeth: do you have to prove systemic fraud, what do you need to prove that the votes were fraudulent, the ballots were fraudulent, is it enough to have an eyewitness, is not enough, what does it take to overturn is a heckuva thing to overturn a vote count, what does it take to do that. >> there is two sides that are important to look at, process and that's whether individuals e are ludden to observe and some of the general allegations, that is probably not going to carry the day. the other side is concrete evidence, say the allegation out there that 405,000 vo

that ithe headne oa new pie by autr d organir astra taylor of the debt coective. >> as we looforward to a new demoatic administration, we need toe clear what power you will have. it is within his power to erase .ll fedel student debt egypt where the head of the leading egyptian human rights group has been arrested in an unprecedented crackdown. we will speak with sharif abdel kouddous. all that and more, coming up. weome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. the united states confirmed 187,000 new coronavirus infections on thursday -- the highest one-day total of any nation since the start of the pandemic. more than 2000 people died across the united states thursday, the highest one-day death toll since may. disease modelers at the university of washington school of medicine now predict over 470,000 u.s. coronavirus deaths by march 1 unless face masks are widely adopted, something they say would save 65,000 lives. the centers for disease control and prevention is calling on americans to avoid travel over the thanksgiving holiday, warning family

that's the thing that will help sustain it and any threat to national security and unfortunately in oa are we went to deliver it but they there are other organizations . that instituting policies, instituting the ability to sustain and maintain a plethora of vehicles and platforms starts at the top and circulates down, then we will obviously have that sustained. >> i don't have a problem delivering any of those services but isn't the united states helping out also on the institutional front ? >> yes, as are many others nations as well. you've got the economic contact group that some of the scandinavian nations in the judicial process helping to reinforce that, the korean nations that have signed up to support the un request for electoral support as well next year. so everybody who is a part of this global coalition are still showing that commitment to institutional reform needs to help including the us playing a big part in that but it's been equally matched by other nations as well. >> how long do you think we're keeping a seat? this is the reason i'm asking you because the moment we

it depends on who the group is and because sometimes it's an organization that really was oa specific message. i do a lot of speeches on college campuses and a lot of times that message is getting involved, understand the landscape we live in today and a lot of what the things through the book are. there's a lot of political organizations i speak to us will get a special election season. it's a lot of groups that want to know what the lay of the land is here what it was like 2016. what worked, what didn't, what tools of the trade did we see? i think that's part of it is trying to get people to understand how to create successful, comprehensive medication strategies. a lot of people get wrapped around these days and tactics, i sent a tweet, i posted this. there are all tactics. how do you combine those two critic comprehensive strategy that drives home that just a message but a message people act and behave differently because whether they vote, volunteer, donate, so trying to get people to understand that because too often again it's like you can people get caught up, i put up 15 twee

that sparked fears oa new war, just a year after abiy won the nobel peace prize for ending a war with neighboring eritrea. >> woodruff: moments ago, president trump appeared in the white house briefing room. he continues to cast doubt on the election process. here is some of what he had to say. >> president trump: if you count the legavotes, i easily win. if you count the illegal votes, they can try to steal the election from us. >> woodruff: the president is speaking just moments ago. and a reminder, there is e dence for the president's claims about all of the votes are being counted. that process has beenen pro be accurate for decas, as you've been hearing from officials tonight. and that is the "newhour" r and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here. tomorrow eveni for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. ith delity wealth management, a dedicated advisor can tailor advice and

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. >> you know,oa i wanted to ask your i take on that a little bi lawrence. one of the things that i'mle finding it hard to get my head around is the -- there's a large distance between all discussion in advance of the election about what would inevitably happen if joe biden won and donald trump would inevitably say, oh, no, he didn't, i won. it was stolen from me and everybody should riot or whatever he's going to say. there's always that discussion in advance and we're now seeing the president saying that biden hasn't won and he secretly won by a lot by some magic means we can't understand. there's a great distance for me between what i expected to be the impact of those words from the president andf what they fl like today. i think i thought it would be scary or at least it would feel likele it was sort of shaking t foundations of the republic for a little bit for the incumbent president who still is the commander in chief of thees military, who still commands the executive branch of the united states government. for him to defy an election result and say,

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that the leads of the participating states of what is now the osce met in paris, adopted the charter oa n europe which boldl proclaime democracy as, let me quote,he only systeof government for our nations. it also declared, quote, respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms to be irrevocable. this -- theharter was built upon, of cour, the helsinki acrd signed back in the mid 1970's, which provided framework for toe o.s.c. as we know it today. it ceased from being an ongoing forum for negotiations and dialogue and instead it evolved into a dynamic structure wit multiple institutions within e larger body. the participati states extoed the role that private citins and nongovernmental organizations have in promoting huma right, promoting democracy and also the rule of law. i think it's noteworthy in his speech to the summit, then-president george h.w. sh said wealute all those individuals in private groups in the west who showed that the protecti of human rights is not just busess of the government. it is real jus leaders, ordinary citizens. and this really remains true today as we wi

they are open a couple of days oa week. i have pre-existing conditions. i have a father who is 88.e has not been out of the house since march, the end of march. my brothers and sisters take food to him every wednesday. he does not want anybody in the house. then it is not bad enough we have this going on, the unrest in washington makes it difficult for people. conditions.xisting it certainlyt but has impacted our lives. my wife is a teacher. she is not working. there is some stress on the family. host: do your unappointed benefits run out at the end of this month? caller: yes. host: how much were you getting and how far did that go? caller: $200 a week. know, we are, you -- we don't have a lot of money but we are making it. host: jim in grand forks, north dakota. you are next. caller: hi greta. host: what has it been like for you? it made national news, grand forks. it is spiking here and people are worried. i guess it finally reached all the way out to hear. beginning ofhole the thing it wasn't really a big deal with me. i wear my mask all the time. i work in the mill. but today a

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