ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source." our lead story is a good one, the development of a first proven vaccine for coronavirus hailed as its maker pfizer as a great day for science and humanity. let's turn back to the u.s. election. the voting very much still goes on. joe biden was announced the winner of the election saturday. states have yet to officially certify the results. candidates almost always accept the independent analysis of major u.s. media companies as the outcome. it was whistle -- wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania that proved critical. the last few percentage points are still being counted. but the republican party has announced they are taking legal action over mail-in ballots in pennsylvania. the bbc's charlie shows -- tally shows arizona and george are still counting.

my colleague was asked —— ros atkins. turning around. my colleague was asked -- ros atkins., you need a majority in the electoral college was of this isa electoral college was of this is a system where candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state, you get a certain amount of electoral votes a nd certain amount of electoral votes and to become president, you need to hundred and 70. because of the reasonable predictability of a lot of states in america, we always knew thatjoe biden would take california, joe biden would ta ke california, joe biden would take new york. it was the states that we could predict that really decided which way the selection went and with the hours that followed the pulse closing, the news was better for president trump. he took florida early on and later on ohio and iowa. he also took taxes which the biden campaign had given some attention to but thatis had given some attention to but that is really where the good news stopped for president trump. then the biden campaign started getting better news. we know there was a huge focus on t

ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."thiopia's government is stepping up its offensivin tigray and says an assault on the capital is underway. >> it is not a war crime, it is a law enfoement operation taking care of the civilians and institutions. >> think about the women and the children that are trapped in mekelle in a dire humanitarian situation. ros: local forces who control it are vowing not to surrende also, thousands of people are paying their respects to diego maradona inuenos aires but things have turned violent. alicia clashed with fans after trying to shut down access to the presidential palace where maradona's body is lying in state. afr the good news of the three vaccines appear to be highly effective,e will look at how long it will take all of us to access them. ♪ ros: welcome to our viewers on pbs in ameca, and to everyone else watching on bbc world news. hiopia's government has given an interview to the bbc, denying its offensive in the tigray region could amount to a war time. we will hear mmoe of that in

ros atkins with that report. 0ur health correspondent katharine da costa is here.s raised about the data round that, where are we are the the moment? on monday 0xford where are we are the the moment? on monday oxford and astrazeneca published a three figures for the effectiveness of their vaccine. 62% if two full doses were given a month apart, 90% if half a dose was followed by a full dose and 70% was the overall effective's at preventing covid—19, so all above the 50% benchmark set by the world health organization. now about 3,000 volu nteers health organization. now about 3,000 volunteers were given an initial half dose in error. that was spotted early on, reported to the regulator, and it was agreed that the trial could continue, and it turns out that approach was more effective. now, it is important to stress, that there are no questions over safety, but have some have questions the efficacy date, if it is 70% compared to the otherjabs that offer 90% protection some say we should consider giving vaccines to those that give more protection to those at higher ri

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. still no winner in america. the outcome depends on the results in just a few states, and they‘ re still counting. with millions of ballots left to sift through, donald trump has already claimed — without evidence that he's won, saying the democrats are trying to steal the election. saying the democrats are trying to steal the election. we'll be going to the us supreme court, we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find and eat ballots at four o'clock in the morning and add them to the list. joe biden‘s team has called efforts to stop the count of millions of legitimate votes, ‘outrageous‘. we are going to have to be patient until we come of the hard work of tallying votes is finished. and it ain't over until every vote is counted. every ballot is counted. the count goes on. the wait goes on. we knew it would — it's all a standard part of the electoral process. but that doesn't lessen the drama. maine is the only state to have been projected in the past few hours — with 3 of

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.osing the gap in the race for the white house but either candidate could still win. counting continues in the states that will decide it — georgia, arizona, nevada and pennsylvania are among those still to declare the trump campaign launches multiple lawsuits — they want a recount in wisconsin — and donald trump wants late arriving votes to be thrown out. trump supporters have been protesting outside counting centres, the biden campaign says they want every vote to be counted. i'm not here to declare that we won, but i am here to report when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners. also, we will talk about

hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source.ootball legend diego maradona has died at the age of 60. the argentinian reportedly died of a heart attack. we'll look back at some of the memorable moments in his 20—year playing career. also in the programme, the us is still worst—hit by the pandemic and records 2 million virus cases injust two weeks. president—electjoe biden is making an address on the eve of thanksgiving as americans ignore health warnings to meet family and friends for the holiday. the uk chancellor outlines the huge cost of the pandemic and what it'll

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.million — and hits new records in the us. the us is still the worst hit. we have got to double down on the fundamental public health implementation that we have been talking about incessantly and appropriately. california is close to hitting a million confirmed infections — after texas which passed that milestone earlier this week. we'll be speaking to a doctor on the frontline in dallas. britain has summoned china's ambassador in london as a protest — after four pro—democracy politicians were expelled from the hong kong assembly. it breaches both china's commitment that hong kong will enjoy a high degree of autonomy and the

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.in public for the first time since the election 8 days ago. he's laid a wreath at a ceremony marking remembrance day in arlington. he's yet to concede defeat and continues to make claims of fraud, without proof. president—electjoe biden has been at a veteran's day event in pennsylvania as he continues to lay the groundwork for his transition into the white house. the us state of georgia has announced its recount withjoe biden leading. the counting is going to be done by hand. this will help build confidence, it will be in audit, a recount and every campus all at once. it will be a heavy

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.cially begun, and the next president's introduced his top appointees, in foreign affairs. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back. ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. we have to proceed with equal measure of humility and confidence. humility because as a president—elect said, we can't solve all the worlds problems alone. the another blow for outgoing president donald trump — pennsylvania has formally certified joe biden as the winner. european countries start outlining their plans

let's just take a quick step back, my colleague ross at hens — make ros atkins has a summary now.e candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state that you get a certain amount of electoral college votes become president, you need 270 electoral votes. because of the reasonable predict ability of a lot of states in america we always knew thatjoe biden would take california, new york, it was the states that we couldn't predict that really decided which way the selection went and in the hours that followed the polls closing, actually the news was better for president trump. he took florida early on. later he took 0hio trump. he took florida early on. later he took ohio and iowa. he also took texas which the biden campaign had given some attention to, but that is really where the good news stopped for president trump. then, the biden campaign started getting better news. we know there was a huge focus on the midwest. hillary clinton lost all the key states in the midwest. joe biden wants to —— was to try to win them back, and he took wisconsin, michigan, which meant that

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source. there is now a vaccine, for coronavirus. vaccine is 90% effective against covid—19. the results of the company's trial are a huge step forward in the fight against the virus. i've never felt professionally such a moment ofjoy, and we werejustjumping up and down in the chairs ofjoy for humanity, joy for medical advances to put an end to this dreadful pandemic. stock markets have surged on hopes of a return to normal, or something like it. but there are huge challenges in getting the vaccine to all those who need it. the us has passed 10 million cases of covid—19.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.l get it first and when. once the trial vaccine is given the green light the mammoth task will begin of rolling it out worldwide — and within each country. we'll look at how it'll be done. the logistics are complex. the uncertainties are real and the scale of thejob is uncertainties are real and the scale of the job is vast. a hard hitting report on child abuse and the catholic church. it says cardinal nichols cared more about the church's reputation than the survivors we probably can't make sure —— the victims, the

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.ek offensive in tigray, with an assault on the regional capital mekelle. it is not a war crime, it is a law enforcement operation taking care of the civilian lives and institutions. think about the children and the women who are currently trapped in mekelle with very little access to communication, with very little access to communication, with a very dire humanitarian situation, and no access by the international community. half a million people live in mekelle — and local forces who control the city are vowing not to surrender. also in the programme — thousands are paying their respects to football legend diego maradona. he's laying in state in argentina's presidential palace for the three days. a million people are expected to visit the site before he's buried next week.

i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source.or emergency approval of its coronavirus vaccine in the us. and the american health secretary is optimistic. we could be seeing both of these vaccines out and getting into people's arms before christmas. that news comes as ten million people in los angeles are facing tougher covid—19 restrictions as cases spike. we'll be live from la. also on 0utside source, there is outrage over a police beating in france, leading to a major

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.epends on the results in just a few states, and they‘ re still counting. with millions of ballots left to sift through, donald trump has already claimed — without evidence that he's won, saying the democrats are trying to steal the election. saying the democrats are trying to steal the election. we'll be going to the us supreme court, we want all voting to stop. we don't want them to find and eat ballots at four o'clock in the morning and add them to the list. joe biden's team has called efforts to stop the count of millions of legitimate votes, ‘outrageous'. we are going to have to be patient until we come of the hard work

here's my colleague ros atkins with a summary.dent of america, you need a majority in the electoral college. this is a system where candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state, you get a certain amount of electoral college votes. to become president, you need 270 electoral votes. because of the reasonable predictability of a lot of states in america, we always knew thatjoe biden would take california, joe biden would take new york. it was the states that we couldn't predict that really decided which way this election went and in the hours that followed the polls closing, actually, the news was better for president trump. he took florida early on, later on ohio and iowa. he also took texas, which the biden campaign had given some attention to, but that is really where the good news stopped for president trump. then the biden campaign started getting better news. we know there was a huge focus on the midwest. hillary clinton lost all the key states in the midwest. joe biden was to try and win them back. and he took

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. things are still very tight in the us election. the outcome now depends on the results injusta outcome now depends on the results in just a handful of states and the counting goes on. this election is too close to call. multiple battle ground states... there are millions of ballot still dared to sift through. donald trump has already claimed without evidence that he has one and he says the democrats are trying to steal the election. we will be going to the us supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we wa nt court. we want all voting to stop. we want don't want them to find any ballots at four o'clock in the morning and add them to the list. joe biden is calling for efforts to stop the counting of millions of male and votes outrageous. we are going to have to be patient until the hard work of telling votes is finished. and it isn't over until every vote is counted, every ballot is counted! after the early drama of florida are clearly going towards donald trump and then being projected for donald trump, as he went deeper into the

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. covid—19 cases worldwide pass 52 million — and hits new records in the us. the us is still the worst hit. we have got to double down on the fundamental public health implementation that we have been talking about incessantly and appropriately. california is close to hitting a million confirmed infections — after texas which passed that milestone earlier this week. we'll be speaking to a doctor on the frontline in dallas. britain has summoned china's ambassador in london as a protest — after four pro—democracy politicians were expelled from the hong kong assembly. it breaches both china's commitment that hong kong will enjoy a high degree of autonomy and the right to freedom of speech guaranteed under paragraph three of the declaration. amnesty international says it has evidence scores of civilians have been killed in what it calls a ‘massacre‘ in the ethiopion region tigray — as thousands flee the conflict into neighbouring sudan. five days sincejoe biden was declared the winner in us

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. joe biden is closing the gap in the race for the white house but either candidate could still win. counting continues in the states that will decide it — georgia, arizona, nevada and pennsylvania are among those still to declare the trump campaign launches multiple lawsuits — they want a recount in wisconsin — and donald trump wants late arriving votes to be thrown out. trump supporters have been protesting outside counting centres, the biden campaign says they want every vote to be counted. i'm not here to declare that we won, but i am here to report when the count is finished, we believe we will be the winners. also, we will talk about covid—19. uk has extended its furlough scheme to support workers until the end of march. the government is promising the country will be out of lockdown by christmas. another day for america's democracy. the president is making baseless accusations of electoral fraud and attempts to steal the election. his campaign is launching multiple lawsuits to st

i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. moderna is the second company to file for emergency approval of its coronavirus vaccine in the us. and the american health secretary is optimistic. we could be seeing both of these vaccines out and getting into people's arms before christmas. that news comes as ten million people in los angeles are facing tougher covid—19 restrictions as cases spike. we'll be live from la. also on outside source, there is outrage over a police beating in france, leading to a major u—turn. four white police officers attacking a black music producer. that made france rewrite security laws. iranians have held a state funeral for one of the country's top nuclear scientists who was assassinated on friday. officials are vowing to avenge his death. translation: and the enemies should know this is their first defeat. if they aimed to kill our dear martyr so that his name would fade away, now his name is sung everywhere. and here in the uk, rita ora has apologised for having a birthday party at a restaurant in

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump has appeared in public for the first time since the election 8 days ago. he's laid a wreath at a ceremony marking remembrance day in arlington. he's yet to concede defeat and continues to make claims of fraud, without proof. president—electjoe biden has been at a veteran's day event in pennsylvania as he continues to lay the groundwork for his transition into the white house. the us state of georgia has announced its recount withjoe biden leading. the counting is going to be done by hand. this will help build confidence, it will be in audit, a recount and every campus all at once. it will be a heavy lift. we'll have all the latest coronavirus developments across the world. we will talk about the uk to pass 50,000 deaths. almost sent three neck 600 people died in the last day. in italy... and italy passes a million virus cases after a huge spike in infections 32—thousand were recorded in the past day. extraordinary pictures from poland. there is far right rally taken place

hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. football legend diego maradona has died at the age of 60. the argentinian reportedly died of a heart attack. we'll look back at some of the memorable moments in his 20—year playing career. also in the programme, the us is still worst—hit by the pandemic and records 2 million virus cases injust two weeks. president—electjoe biden is making an address on the eve of thanksgiving as americans ignore health warnings to meet family and friends for the holiday. the uk chancellor outlines the huge cost of the pandemic and what it'll take it to pay it all back. today's‘s figures confirm that taken together we are providing to get the economy through coronavirus. ethiopian troops are preparing to attack the tigrayan capital as a deadline for local forces to surrender expires. half a million people are in the city. such sad news a little earlier, diego maradona has died at the age of 60. football is our true global sport, and certainly for a time, perhaps for all time, was the best at it. he'll

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source," here in the bbc newsroom.stories from the u.s., president-elect joe biden introducing members of his senior cabinet, saying it will be a team to lead america and the world, not retreat. in eiopia, the top human arights body has released harrowing report about the massacre in tigre. 600 civilians were killed in the attack on the ethiopian human rights commissio says it has evidence the victims were bludtaoned,ed, and burned to death. here is more from the commission. >> on november 9, the local gray assembly aided by the local police and the militia, which is actually part of the government security apparatus, took horrible actions, starting from 3:00 p.m. on november 9 all through the night and into the morning of november 10, where they went house to house in areas which an ethnic group is known to live, and carried o atrocities.ros: emmy -- amnesty international highlighted reports of the massacre but was unable to say who was behind it or how many people died. here is the commission again tn where it g evid

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ethiopia's government steps up its three week offensive in tigray, with an assault on the regional capital mekelle. it is not a war crime, it is a law enforcement operation taking care of the civilian lives and institutions. think about the children and the women who are currently trapped in mekelle with very little access to communication, with very little access to communication, with a very dire humanitarian situation, and no access by the international community. half a million people live in mekelle — and local forces who control the city are vowing not to surrender. also in the programme — thousands are paying their respects to football legend diego maradona. he's laying in state in argentina's presidential palace for the three days. a million people are expected to visit the site before he's buried next week. almost all of england will be facing stricter covid measures when the country comes out of lockdown next week. borisjohnson is urging everyone to follow the new rules. the

i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source." donald trump is a.n public for the first time since last week. he leader wreath in arlington marking veterans day. he continues to make claims of fraud without offering proof. joe biden has been at an event in pennsylvania as he continues to lay the groundwork for his transition into the white house. also, the state of georgia announced its first ever vote recount, with a joe biden leading by only 14,000 out of the 5 million votes cast, and at the county will be done by hand. >> this will help to build confidence. it will be a recount and a re-canvas all at once. it will be a heavy lift. ros: we have the very latest on the coronavirus developers around the world. the u.k. has become the first country in europe to pass 50,000 deaths from covid-19. italy has passed one million virus cases after huge spike, 32,000 infections recorded in the last 24 hours. we will also talk about these extraordinary pictures from poland, where thousands take part in a far-right demonstration. we will talk to our corresponde

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the new coronavirus vaccine — who will get it first and when. once the trial vaccine is given the green light the mammoth task will begin of rolling it out worldwide — and within each country. we'll look at how it'll be done. the logistics are complex. the uncertainties are real and the scale of thejob is uncertainties are real and the scale of the job is vast. a hard hitting report on child abuse and the catholic church. it says cardinal nichols cared more about the church's reputation than the survivors we probably can't make sure —— the victims, the families. -- the victims, the families. the catholic church in england prioritised its own reputation over the welfare of sexually abused children. and in england, the boss of the football association has resigned after an angry reaction to the way he described black and asian people. yesterday, we heard the first covidi9 vaccine had come through final trials. today we heard more on the practicalities of distributing it — and of what an

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. there is now a vaccine, for coronavirus. us firm pfizer says its vaccine is 90% effective against covid—19. the results of the company's trial are a huge step forward in the fight against the virus. i've never felt professionally such a moment ofjoy, and we werejustjumping up and down in the chairs ofjoy for humanity, joy for medical advances to put an end to this dreadful pandemic. stock markets have surged on hopes of a return to normal, or something like it. but there are huge challenges in getting the vaccine to all those who need it. the us has passed 10 million cases of covid—19. joe biden has made tackling the pandemic is first priority. 50 that tackling the pandemic is first priority. so that we can reopen our business is safely and sustainably. resume our lives and put this pandemic behind us. donald trump meanwhile is still refusing to concede the election for seven said he has announced the sacking of the defence secretary mark esper, we will talk to anthony zurcher about that. it's nice to bring you some good new

ros atkins looks at when we all may get access to them. covid—i9 continues to spread.d 60 million, deaths over 1.4 million, deaths over 1.4 million but hope has arrived in the form of free apparently effect vaccine announced one the other in november stop that prompted a surge in the number of searches about them and eve ryo ne of searches about them and everyone is asking, when can we get the vaccine? there are several factors. the first is global demand. 7.5 billion doses are needed because around 70% of the global population has to be vaccinated. if you have a highly efficacious vaccine and only a relatively small 50% of the people get vaccinated, you are not going to get the herd immunity you need. without that herd immunity, the virus will continue to spread. demand is fast. the second factor, capacity. pfizer and biotech can produce 1.3 billion doses by the end of 2021. moderna up to1 billion doses by the end of 2021. moderna up to 1 billion doses look at this from the who. the only certainty is that they will not be enough and if there aren't enough doses, the t

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. things are still very tight in the us election.s on the results in just a handful of states and the counting goes on. this election is too close to call. multiple battle ground states... there are millions of ballot still dared to sift through. donald trump has already claimed without evidence that he has one and he says the democrats are trying to steal the election. we will be going to the us supreme court. we want all voting to stop. we wa nt court. we want all voting to stop. we want don't want them to find any ballots at four o'clock in the morning and add them to the list. joe biden is calling for efforts to stop the counting of millions of male and votes outrageous. we

ros atkins has been looking at the continuing fallout from the presidential election.t democracy generally, and that's a dangerous path. america is in uncharted territory. joe biden has won, but the president believes this... they are trying to steal an election, they are trying to rig an election, and we can't let this happen. and this is the secretary of state. there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. the president is not accepting defeat. so is american democracy in crisis? well, there's no shortage of people making the case. an article in foreign affairs magazine argues the problem is long—term, saying... and donald trump has been consistent. he alleged there was widespread voter fraud in 2016 — there wasn't. he's saying the same this time, again without evidence. and he's sharing videos like this, asking, "is this what our country has come to?" those are mail—in balance being collected legally. well, judd legum, a journalist, described donald trump's actions as "a direct attack on the foundation of american democracy." but are those acti

let's cross live to ros atkins at the screen. what is the latest? situation for both men. currently in the electoral college count, joe biden has 253 and donald trump has 214. america has the system who wins individual states and then each states awards individual electoral college votes and whoever reaches 270, they will be the president. joe biden has more options than donald trump. ifjoe biden were to take arizona and nevada, that would be enough to get him to 270 and he would be the next president. let's assume donald trump pulls it around and joe biden doesn't take that. it wouldn't be the end of the world for the biden campaign. joe biden contented pennsylvania, the place where he grew up. 20 electoral college votes, that would get him to 273 and that would be him the present. let's assume donald trump pulls that round and pennsylvania doesn't go the way ofjoe biden. he could turn down to the south—east and georgia. if you are to take that that were getting to 269 and he would need one at the state to reach 270 but we are focused on three area

my colleague ros atkins has a summary of howjoe biden won this election. sor) to become president oflectoral college. this is a system where candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state, you get a certain amount of electoral college votes, to become president, you need 270 electoral votes. because of the reasonable predictability of a lot of states in america, we always knew thatjoe biden would take california, joe biden would take new york. it was the states that we couldn't predict that really decided which way the selection went and in the hours that followed the polls closing, actually, the news was better for president trump. he took florida early on, later on ohio and iowa. he also took texas which the biden campaign had given some attention to, but that is really where the good news stopped for president trump. then the biden campaign started getting better news. we know there was a huge focus on the midwest. hillary clinton lost all the key states in the midwest. joe biden was to try and win them back. and he took wisconsin, he took michigan, which meant that

the bbc‘s ros atkins has a summary of how mr biden won this election.in, you get a certain amount of electoral college votes, and to become president you need 270 electoral college votes. because of the reasonable political predictability of a lot of states in america, we knewjoe biden would take california and new york. it was the states we can't predict that really decided which way the selection went. in the hours that followed the polls closing, actually the news was better for president trump, he took florida early on, later on he took ohio and iowa, he also took texas, which the biden campaign had given some attention to. but that is really where the good news stopped for president trump. then the biden campaign got better news. there was a huge focus on the midwest. hillary clinton lost all the key states in the midwest, joe biden was to try and win them back. he took wisconsin, he took michigan, which meant that when the day started, he was on 253 electoral college votes and needed 17 more to become president. various routes either through nevad

here's my colleague ros atkins with a summary. electoral college but that voice is weighted according to the size of population. as a result, big states we re population. as a result, big states were needed forjoe biden and the biggest one was pennsylvania. that pushed him over the line and gave him the 270 votes the electoral couege him the 270 votes the electoral college needed to make victory certain. to become president of america, you need a majority in the electoral college. this is a system where candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state, you get a certain amount of electoral college votes, to become president, you need 270 electoral votes. because of the reasonable predictability of a lot of states in america, we always knew thatjoe biden would take california, joe biden would take new york. it was the states that we couldn't predict that really decided which way the selection went and in the hours that followed the polls closing, actually, the news was better for president trump. he took florida early o

ros: hello. i'm ross atkins. this is "outside source."ovid-19 cases passed 52 million globally as the pandemic its new records, america still worst. >> we have got to double down on the fundamental public health implementation that we have been talking about incessantly, and appropriately. "outside source." california -- ros: california's about to become the second state to hit one million cases, after texas. pro-democracy politicians are expelled from hong kong. >> it breached that ng kong will enjoy a high degree of economy -- high degree of autonomy and free speech. ros: and reports that thousands of civilians have been killed in every tria -- eritrea. five days after jill biden wins the u.s. presidential 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

ros: hello. i'm ross atkins. this is "outside source."e continue our coverage of the new covid-19 vaccine, who will get it and when. once he gets the green light, the mammoth task will be rolling it out worldwide to each country. >> the logistics are complex, the uncertainties are unreal and the scale of the job is fast -- is vast. ros: a new report says two popes turned a blind eye to serial abuse by a former u.s. cardinal. >> we report with sorrow the wounds that the matter exposed to victims and families. ros: a further blow to the vatican, a second report finds the catholic church in wales prioritized its own reputation over the welfare of sexually-abused children. and in the u.s., jill biden proposes to dramatically ramp up health care protection once he assumes power, building 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 tria

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. donald trump and joe biden are on the final stretch.y win this. it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home! we have a lot of people that say we don't want to talk to you and then they vote for trump. the hidden voter or whatever they call them, somebody said there are the shy voters. my people are not shy. european countries are tightening their restrictions and borisjohnson has been putting his plans for new lock the parliament. i'm truly sorry for the anguish these measures will impose, particularly for businesses which have just got back on their feet. this is the aftermath of another tragedy in afghanistan were 19 students have been killed after militants stormed kabul university. this remarkable little girl has survived almost three days in the rubble but pulled alive after friday's earthquake. we thought she was dead. i asked my team for a bag or blanket and after we cut away some iron, i wiped rubble from her face. i held my hand out and suddenly, shejust face. i held my hand out and suddenly, she just grabbed face.

ros atkins there.e outside the georgia state capital of atlanta where president trump supporters have been congregating and addressed by some republican leaders locally and they think the election has been stolen and they want and honour the process and they want and honour the process and they want and honour the process and they have been praying a moment ago for president trump, praying for ago for president trump, praying for a different outcome from this election and i alexis is one of the people who was there. why are you here? i'm here to fight for our leader. we need every recount which is already in the process. injoe biden sold this presidency. the media is claiming that he is president but he is not. all of our voices have not been heard and i live icons have not been heard and the balance. it is all ps. why don't you trust that president—electjoe biden was duly elected? -- ps. there have been many proof our fried ballots. there has been proof that is when the ballots from people who are dea

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the transition has officially begun, and the next president's introduced his top appointees, in foreign affairs. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back. ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. we have to proceed with equal measure of humility and confidence. humility because as a president—elect said, we can't solve all the worlds problems alone. the another blow for outgoing president donald trump — pennsylvania has formally certified joe biden as the winner. european countries start outlining their plans on how to manage covid—19 restrictions for christmas. in the uk — ministers from england, scotland, wales and northen ireland agree on rules to allow families to cross national borders. lee in italy it reported its highest death toll since march as the prime minister warns against going skiing for their holidays. jokina said america will confront its adversaries and not reject its allies. mr biden said his administration would confront america's adversaries an