but in their wake, the germans left horror and devastation, a specter of fascism in the price of totalould haunt civilization for decades to come. strong and effective machinery must guarantee that succeeding generations will be spared such destruction. therefore, at san francisco, the delegates of the united nations took concrete steps to settle their disputes by peaceful means to prevent threats to the peace, to suppress aggression and pledge to place their armed forces at the disposal of the international organization. for speedy combined action, air forces will be held immediately available. final responsibility is vested in the powerful security council authorized to work swiftly and effectively with the aid of its military staff committee. this machinery was not designed without disagreement and dispute, but the final blueprint had the unanimous approval of the participating delegates. >> and it is now my duty, my honor and my privilege in the chair, to call for a vote on the approval of the charter of the united nations including the specter of the international thought and also

what seeds of destiny will prout in these ravaged lands within the specter of famine stocks, new furors or new lovers of liberty? the answer, it will hang in the balance for months and years because there's still a long way to go in this last battle, a long way. while men of goodwill every wroo face a challenge to shape the world in which each upcoming generation can walk with hope and confidence, the paths of peace and strive to meet the responsibilities and preserve the victories won by fighting men of the united nations the hard way and establish once and for all that even stronger than the atomic bomb is the human heart. >>> week nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight programs on the military. we'll travel to northeastern france with historian mitchell yakkalson to tour two battlefields where american and french forces fought from the spring of 1918 to stop a german offensive towards paris. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> you're watchin

plans running 2024 maintains a specter otherwise there's literally nothing uniting the party. there is no commonality between people who are going to need. let me jump in here without being an excuse for the biden harris harris biden administration. not to do anything because they will be an excuse in my mind, of course, because as long as they can keep the attention on. here's, here's a look at the democratic, the democratic administration right now is going to gain more from keeping their base agitated. then from giving their base any of the things that they actually want. right now it's become even more complex because not clear what their base leg because half of their base doesn't want what the other half their base office jump in. but real quick before we go to the break. yeah, if i could, i would disagree with that last point. i think it's actually very clear what the democratic base wants when you look at polls, it's very clear what americans want. you see 88 percent of democrats in favor of medicare for all single payer system. box news, exit poll, 72 percent of ameri

specter, of being behind the attacks. if european government has launched a manhunt for the leaders of the northern tier, a region after seizing its capital mackellar state television is reporting the discovery of 70 graves in the 2 grand town of her mehra. auntie grace leader has told reuters reuters they have shot down an ethiopian military pilot at a plane or should say, capture the pilot. and at least $31.00 afghan soldiers have been killed by a suicide car bomb. at an army base in afghanistan in central gaza. a province. it's one of the bloodiest attacks in recent months. the u.s. has reported more than 150000 cases on saturday. of coronavirus as families celebrate the thanksgiving weekend. as the nation top infectious disease expert warns americans to brace for a surge upon a surge after millions traveled home for the holiday, dr anthony found she said it was an ominous trend with the christmas holidays and end of year travel coming up next month. at least 266000 people have died of code, 900 in the u.s., making it

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november thomas thanks so much for filling us in there that was our political correspondent thomas specter. let's catch up on a few other developments in the pandemic the one month lockdown for england announced on saturday could be extended that's according to a senior aide to prime minister boris johnson the u.k. has the highest official covert 19 death toll in europe. the head of the world health organization is self isolating after being in contact with a coded 1000 positive person. uses said he was feeling well and did not have any symptoms and slovakia tested 2500000 of its citizens over the weekend in an effort to slow the spread of the virus the testing was voluntary but everyone who would not participate will have to go and according to the. u.s. president and his democratic rival joe biden are making their final pitches to voters ahead of tuesday's election trump is holding campaign rallies in pot battleground states meanwhile joe biden is focusing on the key state of pennsylvania most major polling shows biden ahead in the critical battleground states needed to win but trump bel

what seeds of destiny will sprout from within these ravaged ranks and lands with a specter of faminetocks? new furors of legacy liberty? the answer. they will hang in the balance for many years for there is still a long way to go in this battle. a long way. while men of good will everywhere face a challenge so that the upcoming generations can walk the path of peace and strive to meet the responsibilities and preserve the victories won by fighting men of the united nations the hard way. and establish once and for all that even stronger than the atomic bomb is the human heart. >>> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. ee eastern on american history tv on c-span3, go to a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civic rights and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and for logging into class. >> with most college campuses closed due to the coronavirus, watch professors trransfer to a virtual setting to communicate with their students. >> but reagan met him halfway. reagan encouraged him, reagan supported him. >> freedom of the press,

not a specter to end next week. joe biden is ahead of president trump. six electoral votes are of her grabbing nevada. joe biden leads the electoral college vote count 264-216. 270 are needed to win electoral college. the trump campaign has filed lawsuits to stop vote county court to invalidate votes. cbs news tweeted out a short time ago the trump campaign's lawsuit in georgia has been dismissed. the judge writes the court found no evidence of ballots challenged received after 7:00 p.m. on election day. for more updates to come on c-span. now more of your reaction to the election so far on today's washington journal. was 50.3 percent. district, the 48 michael field up over democrat harley rouda. there is 94% reporting in that district. if republicans are going to make up ground, they also need to hold onto the seats they do have in california. is in a tight race himself against democrat chrissy smith in the 25th district. kristy smith up with 77% reporting. district, is the 44th six term congressman todd mcclintock, the republican with the lead. , b9% o

. >> make sure there's peaceful transition and i think too many people have raised the specter of unrest. >> reporter: will getting with the tv was easy the smart phone with the constant drip of ballot count updates present the challenge for some seekers at the palace of fine arts. the scrolling continued just in a different setting. >> pretty fun, deftly saw that. so that is why we are doing a picnic, hopefully we can stay off of our phones and just enjoy everything else. >> reporter: of course, the true test of exactly how much we have been folks our phones and screens as we wait for announcement, a call to be made in the selection race, come sunday morning, and the phones tell us exactly how much screen time we average this week. >> i don't want to know. >> it has been a rough week all the way around. >>> a reminder, if, and we think when, joe biden does take the stage this evening, we will obviously bring you his remarks as soon as they begin. >>> we have you covered, stay with kpix5 for the latest updates on, online, at kpix.com. watch cbsn bay area on the news app. >>> there's wint

privately telling people in his orbit -- i think reporters said that -- he told reporters that he specter to be fired. >> good to get your thoughts. that was kyle daley, [mikael colville-andersen] the story of detroit has been told countless times all over the world. the rise and the fall are part of the narrative, but it is especially the renewal, the phoenix rising, that has captured people's imaginations. and yeah, i get it. what a story! i know that most of the renewal, most of the hype, is focused on downtown. the renewal of detroit has not reached most of the people who live here. here in detroit, 90% of the population are not white, they rarely go downtown. i want to move past the headlines, i want to find the reality that is detroit. i want to meet the citizens of this city who are working hard, struggling insistently on making this city more life-sized,

how much more important did those become when you have this specter of more troop withdrawal? >> the peace talks were the only realistic prospect of a happy ending to the war in afghanistan . they remain the only realistic prospect now. as i mentioned, the battlefield is at a stalemate. perhaps it would break if the u.s. withdrew altogether. i don't know. it was historic the afghan government and taliban started negotiating with each other for the first time in the decades of conflict couple of months ago. many have pointed out the ways those talks have slowed down. they have. i don't think anyone should be surprised. such a difficult conflict is coming to the negotiating table for the first time. there's an opportunity here. the u.s., with a smaller presence, has quite a bit of leverage on both sides to keep nudging them toward a deal. ultimately the size have to make their own decision. no external party can make it for them. this will take time. months and months. it is the most important thing going in the afghan political scene and it does have some chance of ending the c

we were struggling with this global specter of drought and hunger. we weren't producing enough and distributing enough globally. the first revolution gave us calories. the second revolution, which i believe we are on the cusp of, will deliver nutrition and flavor and joy in the form of produce again. in iowa, they are great at corn. there isn't a lettuce industry in iowa. as we think about how we distribute access to healthy, nutritious fruits and vegetables, i see this being critical. >> their lettuce is shipped in from us. they could grow lettuce in one of your farms. >> that's right. >> talk to me about the robots. what are the robots specifically doing? >> we think about our robots the way you would think about a tractor in a field. they are there to assist the farmers, to multiply the force of our people, of our farmers. we have operators that sit there and run those machines day in, day out. they help process hundreds or thousands of plants in an hour as opposed to doing it by hand. they are a way for us to improve the quality of the work for t

to contest the ballot count of raising the specter of a disputed outcome assuming some risk on the reports now on what's likely to happen next. donald trump versus joe biden both were determined to win the election but neither of them has emerged as a clear winner the u.s. could be in for days even weeks of uncertainty the record number of ballots sent by mail will now become the focus of a bitter fight. absentee ballots made it easier for americans to vote amid the coded $1000.00 pandemic but absentee ballots are also more likely to be delayed slowed down by mistakes or even rejected something that is now dictating a bents across the u.s. . we will 1st see fights oh over whether certain absentee ballots should be counted or not be counted with the election administrators in those states it won't be surprising if whichever side loses those battles runs to court to try to get a court to overturn it with election day over the clock is ticking there are a couple of dates to keep in mind december 8th is safe harbor day that is the deadline for states to declare a result if they want to guarant

claim that he has won the election and has vowed to contest the counting of votes has raised the specter of a disputed election he simply so misconduct reports. donald trump versus joe biden both were determined to win the election but neither of them has them. merged as a clear winner the u.s. could be in for days even weeks of uncertainty the record number of ballots sent by mail will now become the focus of a bitter fight. absentee ballots made it easier for americans to vote amid the $1000.00 pandemic but absentee ballots are also more likely to be delayed slowed down by mistakes or even rejected something that is now dictating abends across the u.s. . we will 1st see fights oh over whether certain absentee ballots should be counted or not be counted with the election administrators in those states it won't be surprising if whichever side loses those battles runs to court to try to get a court to overturn it with election day over the clock is ticking there are a couple of dates to keep in mind december 8th is safe harbor day that is the deadline for states to declare a result if the

november thomas thanks so much for filling us in there that was our political correspondent thomas specter. well germany of course isn't the only place implementing new restrictions as europe faces a new wave of infections friends is currently reporting the continent's highest daily case numbers in response it has imposed the strictest national law down with all non-essential businesses closed and severe restrictions on movement people will only be allowed to leave the house for essential work or medical reasons spain has implemented a nationwide curfew but bars and restaurants remain open people have to stay at home between 11 pm and 6 am more severe restrictions are in place in regions with particularly high infection rates and in the u.k. the country with the highest death toll in europe and one of the highest new kate daly case writes the government is announce a new national law down to take effect starting thursday non-essential shops must close bars and restaurants can only offer takeout schools universities and construction sites however will remain open. well let's talk to our cor

he and martha ann traveled internationally, representing specter, carrying the unit's mascot. was time for fun too. they reveled in their newfound happiness, enjoyed their new responsibilities of course but also decided to live a little. >> just out of nowhere they said that boy, we'd certainly like to have an rv. and my wife says, well, you know, my boss is selling a beautiful rv. well, of course they went and looked at the rv and liked it a lot. so they made him an offer. >> right next to the rv, chuck noticed a garaged anniversary edition corvette. tempting. even though he already had a mercedes convertible. >> he said, well, i like corvettes too. show me that. next thing you know, they bought the corvette too. >> and pretty soon they were parading their new toys for their old friend debbie. >> i hear a knock on the front door and i open the door and sitting in the front of my house is this gorgeous like $350,000 motor home bus. >> wow. >> and it was to die for. this is what the wealthiest of the wealthiest drive. it had been custom made. >> to debbie and others martha ann

waiting but with different narratives coming from both campaigns with the trump campaign raising the specter of nefarious activity we've seen what donald trump has tweeted out there could be possible legal challenges possible recounts so it may be quite a while before we have the official results are in officially you know one candidate is considered to be the winner but it could be that results just come in very quickly and it's over we still have to wait just wait and see that's what a lot of americans have been reminding themselves over the last couple days just wait and see you know we just go to chris to bill will have a. kind of open for us in the united states. now the trump campaign is we mentioned there has filed lawsuits in pennsylvania michigan and georgia demanding that absentee ballots which arrived after the election day itself should not be included the president has questioned by a ballot dumps that were counted last which biden into the lead in both wisconsin and michigan from supporters would be rallying outside the election center since we can say demanding those votes sho

remain under the most recent development officials in georgia it's not early in the late say thanks specter recount according to associated press figures that were using a win in either state could put in the oval office that sits up today i'll be back at the top of the. the coronavirus 10 damage. has the rate of infection been developing. the latest research. information and contacts the coronavirus update come. on t w. and you hear me now. yes we can hear you and how long. he is german chancellor we'll bring you back on as you've never tired have surprised yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves back and want. to talk to people who follows her along the way admires and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles last stop. the pandemic is basically put life on hold for many at the trickiest time of life adolescence. you can't stop a teen from growing up or developing but the concern in isolation is that they'll develop in the wrong direction. psychologists warn of a global surge in mental disorders. on the cusp of

challenges that will follow pennsylvania certifying its results but trump camp continues to raise the specter of fraud allegations of ballot dumping recounts are planned in a number of states including georgia so while pennsylvania has been given to biden and declared for biden while biden is being pretty widely recognized as the winner of the race the white house has another view donald trump tweeted out that he won by a lot he considers himself to be the winner of this election and we now have 2 narratives about what exactly happened in the 2020 presidential vote and while joe biden is considered to be the winner looks like the election and the controversy surrounding it is far from over one side and if you take a look at those crowds and the city where you are new york who aren't out in force to support chip biden you wouldn't think that the 2 thought that about this was that was caleb maupin report saying from the big apple many thanks well that's it for the moment we will be back in literally one minute and 45 seconds we've got plenty and still check back with us. sputnik 5 has the world

have won the election and his promise to contest the ballot count and dispute it i've raised the specter of a disputed outcome. report on what's likely to happen next. donald trump versus joe biden both were determined to win the election but neither of them has emerged as a clear winner the u.s. could be in for days even weeks of uncertainty the record number of ballots sent by mail will now become the focus of a bitter fight. absentee ballots made it easier for americans to vote amid the coded $1000.00 pandemic but absentee ballots are also more likely to be delayed slowed down by mistakes or even rejected something that is now dictating a bents across the u.s. . we will 1st see fights oh over whether certain absentee ballots should be counted or not be counted with the election administrators in those states it won't be surprising if whichever side loses those battles runs to court to try to get a court to overturn it with election day over the clock is ticking there are a couple of dates to keep in mind december 8th is safe harbor day that is the deadline for states to declare a resu

well let's delve a little deeper into the specter of things with legal and media unlist leinil always good to see you on the program the media had some water of a field day during the trump ministration can i put it to you this way why are some markets so desperate to see him depart the white house won't ratings for them now is slump with biden in charge. you know you ask the most brilliant questions i've been asking this same thing i've never i've never understood how people you know you talk about institutional media bias you think people would want to do everything in their power to keep their job to keep the thing that keeps them going imagine a white house scrum with jim acosta and who is it it's president harris excuse me president biden and they say ok. that's nice ok what are people like large late night shows you know the cold bears and other what are they going to do talk about how great job on this and if they bring up donald trump donald trump seduced me i'm not the president anymore which leads me to this he will be the most powerful x. president in the history of ex-pres

that that the 2 campaigns do not see eye to eye about these results and donald trump is raising the specter of taking this to court so when we will actually have the results of when we will know who will be president for the next 4 years isn't. not exactly clear many people predicted that the day after the election we wouldn't know too close to call over some of the most serious bout of ground states in the country and when we look at projections this morning we keep seeing those numbers change now the latest projections are specifically looking at the battleground states of wisconsin michigan and pennsylvania as of right now it looks like wisconsin and michigan could go towards biden if he gets those states then that's a him for getting to exactly 270 electoral votes which is what he needs to win the presidency now on trump's hand it looks like he could take pennsylvania which is a bit when but with the current projections it looks like he may only get to $268.00 electoral votes which is just shy of the all too important to 70 so of course right now when you're looking at these 2 candidate

not ready to declare victory yet but feels he will be the winner now trump has already raised the specter of bringing the u.s. supreme court in and people across the country are essentially stuck watching and holding their breath watching and waiting as it is the day following the u.s. presidential election but there is no clear result. we spoke to lawyer and political activist christian man sara about president trump's claims of fraud. coming out and saying that there's some foul play without having concrete evidence falls into the narrative of the last poll 'd ways claims of the president is igniting a divide and making claims with all the evidence but it does portray a scenario where the president is saying it's definitely a weird situation where he was winning in many key states and now the states are of which are in most cases trolled by democrats and an extreme left leadership are now trying to in some way make these maly ballots count in order for the election to be handed into joe biden so i would not agree with the making the claim that you think that there are more important thi

the man who may be developing weapons of mass distraction, we do not know because the specters are not to answer your question, it requires clear vision and a willingness to stand by our friends and the credibility for people both friend and foe to understand what america's -- and we mean it. >> vice president gore? i see a future when the world is at peace with the united states of america promoting the values of democracy and human rights and freedom all around the world. ann in iran, they have had election that began to bring about change. we stand for those values and we have to be willing to assert them. right now, our military is the strongest in the entire history of the world. i pledge to you, i will do whatever is necessary to make sure it stays that way. now, what can i bring to that challenge? when i was a young man, my father was a senator opposed to the vietnam war. when i graduated from college, there were plenty of fancy ways to get out of going and being a part of that. i went and i volunteered and i went to vietnam. i did not do the most or on the greatest risk by a lo

in recent years, the government has been in a position to eliminate the ancient specters abilities -- of disease and unemployment, and is establishing better health and sanitation practices. these bombed out buildings currently use the train chinese soldiers were destroyed by artillery fire from the communist mainland in 1958, one half a million rounds blasted the island, and an invasion -- was repelled. now abutments protect the population, as well as visiting military. >> learn more about veterans day through archival films, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern, one -- 1:00 p.m. pacific, here on american history tv. >> a panel of scholars discusses the impact of kenneth gibson, elected as new works first black mayor and the first black mayor of any northeastern city. they examine the impact this had on the broader civil rights movement, and how gibson did and did not meet the expectations of voters. this is part of the association for the study of african-american life and history's annual conference. they provided the video. mr. blackmer: good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us for

did those become when you have the specter of more troop withdrawals from afghanistan now? well, i think that these peace talks were the only realistic prospect of a happy ending to the war in afghanistan. before this is now mend and they remain the only realistic prospect of a good ending. now, as i mentioned earlier, the battlefield is really badly still needed. perhaps as one says, that still it would break if the u.s. withdrew altogether at don't know. but it was quite historic that the afghan government and taliban started negotiating directly with each other for the 1st time in a decades of conflict. just a couple of months ago. many have pointed out the different ways in which those talks have slowed down and they have, i don't think anyone should be surprised at that when such a difficult longstanding conflict is kind of coming to the negotiating table for the 1st time. there is a huge opportunity here and the u.s. with this smaller presence and think still has quite a bit of leverage, as i said on both sides to keep nudging them towards a deal. ultimately, of cours

but he really, he's either specter now he's and i've been really lucky to have spent the past decade with and of interviewed him hundreds of times or talk about the book. talking to god, moments you remember the stories you never heard? we just did tom brady, we lost one this year, and the mamba, you know, there are days jim, i think about, i can't believe that that, that we lost kobe bryant, tell me about your memories of the great kobe bryant. you know, it bothers me every day. to have got one of his jersey sitting down on a chair that they handed out the night that or the afternoon that they had the memorial at the staples center. you know, and i've known him dennis. i know him since he was an infant. back when i was in philadelphia and san diego. that's right, that's right. philadelphia where i was, you know, it was just, you know, it's still hurt your heart. it breaks your heart for the 3 little girls he left behind for gigi's passing and for obviously the nesa to try and pick up the pieces and. and i've known joe and pam, you know, for all those years as well back to back into

in america mercury specter around the world again by promises to change the way that washington is handling world affairs as leaders from around the globe applaud his victory to. relations with israel and the future of the 2 state policy how will the democratic win reshape america's plans as a bi shots president says that his military has taken control of the strategic city of shusha in the disputed region of the god of. the promise to restore the soul of america joe biden has to live a message of hope and unity just hours after declaring victory in the presidential election he spoke of ending months of racial unrest out of bringing a new approach to deal with a pandemic that's devastated the country but by will face challenges president trump is refusing to concede and is threatening legal action that he hopes will overturn results that secured by his victory we have 2 correspondents standing by for us alan fisher is covering developments in washington d.c. and tomorrow shall is in wilmington joe biden's home state but 1st a report from our white house correspondent kimberly how could. add

donald trump will be keeping quiet we already see what are you saying on social media raising the specter about the possibility of fraud so at this point the country is watching quite nervously as you know it it's very hard to tell what might happen next we're waiting for of results to be certified we're waiting for pennsylvania possibly for a whole nother day quite a situation many people predicted that in the lead up to this election it was widely it was widely predicted that we would not know the results well it is the following day and we still do not know who will be president of the united states for the next 4 years a lot of questions remain was a big turnout in this election we did see some surprising votes around the country for example the state of mississippi voted to get rid of its state flag which is rooted in the confederacy modeled on the confederate flag that was a big upset vote we also saw the state of oregon the u.s. state of oregon vote to become the 1st u.s. state to legalize heroin and cocaine as street drugs so it's been quite an election night in the united states

to an explosion that occurred at the group's safe house in the seaside region of algernon this is specterleader was killed when gas canisters they've been stockpiling exploded. now the european union has charged economist amazon with abusing its control over its massive online marketplace regulators say the company used data to gain an unfair advantage over outside much since using its platform it could face a fine of up to 10 percent of its global revenue that's almost 300000000000 dollars last year amazon denies the accusations well the newly reelected president of the ivory coast has now invited his political rivals to talks with hopes of easing tensions about the recent election that the opposition called for protests after hours on which are was voted in for a controversial term the u.n. is calling for calm after several people have been killed in post-election violence . a fugitive businessman and politician in moldova could play a big role in the 2nd round of the presidential elections there this month it sure is accused of masterminding the theft of $1000000000.00 but in the town

not ready to declare victory yet but feels he will be the winner now trump has already raised the specter of bringing the u.s. supreme court in and people across the country are essentially stuck watching and holding their breath watching and waiting as it is the day following the u.s. presidential election but there is no clear result. well to get more insight into the u.s. elections we're joined now live by climate and social justice activist armand connie thank you very much for joining us on the program now the trump campaign has filed a lawsuit to halt the vote count in georgia now that's in addition to other states so there's already a list of 4 contested states on that list does it look like this is part of the republicans new strategy. well you know this is what they say is deja vu all over again we saw this 20 years ago in florida it's a tactic we have to frame this and this is a very very close election in terms of electoral votes 2 days out this normally is never happen but joe biden is breaking all records in terms of the popular vote and the difference between his popular vot

2 campaigns do not see eye to eye about these results and donald trump as we heard is raising the specter of taking this to court so when we will actually have the results of when we will know who will be president for the next 4. yours is not exactly clear many people predicted that the day after the election we wouldn't know and it is the day after the election and we do not know who will be the next president of the united states such a rocky couple of months with those riots and then now this it looks like the uncertainty is not going to be resolved anytime soon that was caleb maupin reporting from new york with the latest many thanks. when i don't know tom nor joe biden seem to be willing to concede on accusations of voter fraud and threats to take them out to to the supremes court only placing fog the stress on the already existing divisions in american society i discuss the current political climate without a tease. well that they're claiming that they would get with an election this close with an election this close well where you've got to wait until the final hours to see who vo