stokes was now convinced. jessie was not the devoted army wife she seemed to be., she was at the center of a deadly love triangle. both men in love with jessie. >> correct. >> reporter: jessie in love with one man? >> i believe so. >> reporter: to the detective, evidence that jarred and jessie were a couple was piling up, like when police ran the plates of the car jessie was driving the night of the murder. >> it came back to jessie goslyn and jarred long. >> reporter: they owned a car together. by now, police had had enough of jessie's shifting stories and confronted her with what they knew. >> jessie, we know there wasn't a black guy. >> there was, yeah. >> no, we know. >> yeah, there was. >> -- that it was jarred. we know that his truck was there. >> it was not, no. >> everything that witness has said has been true. >> no. >> yeah, very true. >> no. >> reporter: he told her they knew all about her romantic relationship with jarred. jessie admitted she and jarred hung out together but continued to deny there was anything sexual between them. >> she said they wer

in fact, again, he is stoking violence.y that doing so in a is relatively flippant, but i think he also understands there are a small group of people who will take violence to t extreme and who suffers from that is the american people. who suffers from that our people who are fighting for justice and fighting to actually make this country great. and that should concern us all. we are in the year 2020, not the year 1956, not the year 1965, not even 1972. what we should have learned by andis that racial terror racial violence has no place in this country, and yet nowe have a leader in the white house who is stoking it an resurrecting it when, frankly, it belgs in history books and not in our present and certainly not in our future. amy: alicia garza is the principal of black futures lab and cofounder of supermajority. co-founder of the black lives matter global network. we will continue with her about her new book called "the purpose of power: how we come together when we fall apart." also the role of movements in the future

and everything trump has done to stoke up america first sentiment in the us makes the trade deal more difficult for us to secure in our best interests. and joe biden just in passing made very clear that he was not happy with the withdrawal agreement in terms of his irish roots. let's move on because of the other big sur is taking over the world the sport, the fa chairman greg clark resigning over those comments he made to the committee the —— the other big story. he apologised straightaway, do you think he did need to resign? he did oi’ think he did need to resign? he did or he didn't? he did, sorry. i think he did need to go. if you are in

called by two families, fred stokes and rosemary hartle who can't believe their relative's ballot was returned. they contacted us, why didn't they deduce the names from the death records? these types of irregularities need to be called out and remedied. sandra: i've only got about a minute left. the federal judge has been denying the gop request for a recount in clark county for those mail-in -- >> that's not right. sandra: i understand that -- that's not right? >> no, no, no, that's not. we still are going to add adjudicate this question. that's still to come. sandra: very clear on the part of the campaign that you are going to continue with this legal battle. we'll see what the president has to say as the day goes on. but, if you could, matt, big picture what this means for your party as we ultimately await senate results, obviously, we have to wait til. but what is -- til january. s with the big picture for your

stoking a base is one thing.ancing an argument to the people in your community to elect your candidates and embrace your policies are something very different. the party clearly has not done this sufficiently, otherwise they wouldn't be in a runoff in georgia and joe biden probably wouldn't be taking the oath of office come january. >> really quickly, michael, who is going to be the person or people that finally convince this president it's time to just accept it? >> donald trump. he's his own counsel. it doesn't matter -- maybe ivanka, maybe ivanka getting in his ear, daddy, it's done. i don't know how that conversation goes. he doesn't listen to anybody but himself. he's told us he's his own counsel. so looking for somebody to show up, drive down from capitol hill to the white house to sit down and tell the president it's over, okay, that's a nice drive, but that doesn't mean donald trump is going to listen. he's got in his mind what he wants to do. he's shellshocked to a certain extent right now. he's angry. h

through the course of the trump presidency he's obviously a divisive figure he has really kind of stoked up his own supporters to kind of fight the fight with him and that's where we are now and joe biden who is not a figure like he's very much more of a center is try to you know kind of figure with a you know let's unite the country kind of message it's very uncertain whether he's going to be able to do that though. he's not going to win this and it looks like so the democrats are going to not have a majority there they've also lost their lead in the house of representatives has been drunk so his ability to steer the agenda is going to be quite compromised he's going to have a very tough time and potentially face a very hostile opposition in congress or i did of his chief international editor richard walker thanks very much for coming. let's turn to some of the other developments in the pandemic president trams top adviser white house chief of staff mark meadows has contracted covert 19 reports say he tested positive a day after the election this comes amid record numbers of new infecti

staying with that tour of south africa, ben stokes has been named in england's twenty 20 squad.he all—rounder missed the second half of the international summer to be with his father, ged, who has brain cancer. england will play three t—20s and three one—day matches from the 27th of november, all behind closed doors. stokes will be rested for the one—day series. time for a look at some of tonight's other headlines. staying with cricket, australian opener david warner hit britain's hugh carthy remains in third place at the vuelta a espana. he finished fourth in today's time trial. stage 13 was won byjust a second by primoz roglic who goes back into the overall lead. dillian whyte's rematch against alexander povetkin is on hold after the russian tested positive for coronavirus. promoter eddie hearn has tweeted that povetkin is in hospital. they had been due to meet in november following povetkin‘s knockout victory in august, but the fights now scheduled forjanuary. british number one dan evans has ended his tennis season with defeat to stan wawrinka in round one of the paris maste

it's going to stoke lawyers on both sides.ke what we call the brooks brothers army. those lawyers are going to be pushing on county registrars to record things and pushing on the courts. most states have 30 days to certify the results, and they want to go slow, but they also want to be accurate. a wave builds tonight and it's clear early what the direction happening in states like fiscal income, georgia, florida, and texas and those upper midwest states like wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, and we know what's going on, that's a different scenario. but there can be, if the process is slow and the counting slow, it can lead to pressure on these registrars to move things along. >> yeah, sounds like, though, your message to everyone watching tonight be patient. all right, david mcewen, really appreciate it. thanks again. >>> and tonight, as the results roll in, we'll giving you several options to stay informed on ktvu. we'll have special national confirm of the presidential election, as you're watching that, you can also stream

i believe that there is a lot of fear, a lot of hurt, and where you stoke that rhetoric, you believeo see hate. that's what donald trump has consistently done. i believe where the democrats and where vice president biden will have to go is where this campaign has been centered, at the soul of america. and at the center of it by didn't is healing america and bringing everything together, focusing on economy and our health care system, and things in this global pandemic. . where there is pain in that country, that is where people can let hatred and fear seep in. i believe that the democrats have an opportunity and will focus on healing and bringing people togetr because joe biden recognizes that as a president of the united states he is a president of all america. he has not focus on being a president of all americans but just part of america and stoking hatred and violence in our country. >> it is an interesting point being made that joe biden will try to heal the nation. there is a significant part of the republican party who will say, it worked. we are only losing this election by h

seen a lot of stoking ofemotion -- emotional, inflammatory rhetoric. the debates, he specifically told the proud boys to stand by. different groups may interpret that in different ways, but this is where the social media platforms really do have a role to play. because a lot of this activity gets planned on social media, gets stoked, gets amplified, so one of the concerns is, let's say it is still days or weeks before we fully have an official election result, because don't forget, as long as president trump does not concede, as long as he does not concede, it is still in play and we have to go through the full electoral college process. so during that time, there is a really big concern that some of these groups, that have had months or years to pretty much really be operating on social media platforms, stoking division, and now in the 11th hour, confronted with, what do we do now if that's -- if this really gets sparked? so this is a really volatile time. i'm not saying anything horrible is going to happen, but it is volatile. and it is really incumb

and i looked at lou stokes, mr. speaker, it's a matter of principle, you know. nudged bill clay. and if you don't put the brother on the committee we're going to denounce this as a racist institution and we're going to call a press conference. so you've got the nice guy going this is a matter of principle, ron dellums knows these issues, bill clay is saying it's about fairness and justice, right? so at a certain point carl albert got up and he said, i'm going to see if i can get this thing reconsidered. at that moment i knew i had ron. so we walk out and i said, it's over. lou said, do you really think so? i said the fact that the speaker said they were going to reconsider it, it's done. okay? an hour and a half later i get this phone call, i'm the first african-american appointed to the house armed services committee. incredible thing. >> so dellums gets on to the committee, finds out from speaker albert that he's got the assignment, but that's only half the battle because he shows up on the day the committee is being organized and realizes there is just one seat that's been put

democrats are worried about stoking turnout. they feel very good. look at all the polls and biden people. and they want another path. if the voters don't come out in milwaukee and philly a the way they need and you could have another path to the white house, the sun belt, arizona, maybe even texas could be in play, but the deep south. democrats haven't won there for a long time and democrats are paying attention to georgia. democrats are paying to michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania and sun belt. let's now welcome congresswoman jayapal. and expected to win another term on tuesday in washington state and she has been helping vice president biden in his efforts. congresswoman jayapal, you are the co-chair of the progressive caucus in the house. >> great to be back. >> why did the biden campaign put you into the pennsylvania part of the campaign? was that about getting the progressives out in philadelphia and other parts of the state? what are you doing and hearing on the ground? jay scray we decided on our own to pick up pennsylvania. one of the memb

fred stokes voted for president, but fred stokes had been dead for three years.e died in june of 2017 at the age of 92. how did that happen? we don't know. no one is reporting on it. in pennsylvania the state that may joe biden the president-elect, there are like liquid a few dead bolts. how do we know that? because the state told us. according to a report from last december, less than a year ago, from the state department of auditor general, nearly 3,000 potentially deceased voters remained on the voter rolls in pennsylvania. the term camping says it has found evidence that some of them voted this year. for example, on october 24th, allegheny county officials mail the ballot to one denise. she died two days before. yet somehow, records show the county officials received that ballot back completed, voted for president on november 2nd. again, we're showing you more names on the screen just like denise. we can confirm that they all voted in the election last week and all of them were dead when they did so. none of this is conjecture. it's not one of those bogus con

is an absolute reflection of the deep divisions that have existed in america for decades and are stokedrtisan media. but that is another subject. bronwen, we are still in a state of flux. all societies are divided, joe biden said as much in his speech on friday night, but these are so entrenched in the us. ifjoe biden wins, he will have an extraordinary task ahead. yes, and he has coronavirus oi'i ahead. yes, and he has coronavirus on top of the divisions we have been talking about. one of the big questions for any modern country is how do you hold together all kinds of people? america has defined itself by doing just that, uniting them all with the idea of america. that is why that idea is being tested so much at the moment. in any country, you have a lot of people who see things differently. it seems a failure to many leaders to allow a country to break up into their constituent bits because those people don't want to live with the other. the challenge goes wider than america. but forjoe biden, he will have to try to reach across the red— blue divide into the states... we are focusing

so i grandson and grandmother he is not willing to recognize the kind of in viability of elise stokes property rights in this particular case. he also tells us that while elise stokes held legal title to him while she was his owner, she would hire him out so he refers to this process of hiring out as living with jemson at the time. in the top element he talks about jack simpson's decision to sell him away from his family, i mean to steal his family away from him. and he also talks about elisas business practices, meeting she would hire him out and receive his wages in return for the labor that he performed for jensen in this particular case. the sources get at more complex dimensions of slavery that often do not enter popular understanding of the institution and ways in which enslaved people were passed between people, how those separations occurred, etc.. here, what guy smith is telling us, is that he and his wife were separated from their children. and that his children were drawn, refers to a process being drawn, by different members of his owners'family, some of whom were women. h

blood clot in his brain in argentina the 1986 well cup winner is now recovering in hospital david stokes has more. diego maradona drawing a crowd like only he can even while lying in a hospital bed friends gathered outside a private clinic and one assad has to cheer is named after hearing surgery term of a brain clot on his brain had been a success. it will be out over time and don't know if they did the surgery last approximately one hour and 20 minutes managed to remove the chronic subdual hema thomas successfully diego coped very well with the surgery he was awake and very well. the doctor said the court was likely caused by an accident but that marathoner does not remember what happened it initially been admitted to hospital in la plata on monday with anemia and dehydration but as things turned more serious he was transferred firm urgency surgery marathoner is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time and almost single handedly led argentina to the 986 world cup he may not have played for 23 years but it's clear how much he still means to the country and who are out of i

i want to be a biologist to think about the search for life and all of a sudden you stoke and the stam sealed science technology, engineering and math with the ambition of students in the pipeline. and you know, and i know, and everybody who knows knows that innovations in science and technology are the engines of tomorrow's economies. so if you care about the economy, then that kind of investment in suppliers, people to be creative in all the ways that stoke well of what you're saying, clearly not lost on the communist party of china. you've. you talked about the fact they have the biggest telescope right now on the chinese, you think? yeah, it is a telescope where the alien communication would likely be through 8 radio waves. so if aliens send signals to earth, the chinese will be the 1st to hear. but we don't know these, i know what it's like trying to argue for more money with the government for its bass. pro grams, let alone important as your physics research. but do they sometimes say, you know what, why did you get your own house in order to solve some of these basic problems? l

boarded up windows and storefronts there's concern about that and president trump has really been stoking. the question of the concerns about law and order and the validity of the election results here in pennsylvania state law prevents election workers from counting the ballots until election day itself and they are. see so many mail in votes this year 300000 mail in votes i'm sorry 3000000 mailing votes requested that's way more than. any time in the past because of changes in the law that allow that to happen this year anyone can vote by mail but again the counting doesn't start until today so the results are expected to take a few days and the early results are expected to be more the person bodies' and is expected to favor donald trump a bit more where democrats have taken out more of the mail in ballots so we could see this race be very close change evolve over the coming days and things could be very uncertain in fact the governor is warning people to stay calm and to have faith and just be patient philadelphia a key study perhaps the key which everything pivots we shall see kriste

blood clot in his brain 96 world cup winner is now recovering in hospital in argentina they would stokes reports. diego maradona drawing a crowd like only he can even while lying in a hospital bed fans gathered outside a private clinic in born assad goes to cheer is named after hearing surgery term of a brain clot on his brain had been a success. it will be out over time and don't know if they did the surgery last approximately one hour and 20 minutes managed to remove the chronic subdual hema thomas successfully diogo coped very well with the surgery and he was awake and very well. the doctor said the court was likely caused by an accident but that marathoner does not remember what happened it initially been admitted to hospital in la plata on monday with anemia and dehydration but as things turned more serious he was transferred firm urgency surgery marathoner is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time and almost single handedly led argentina to the 986 world cup he may not have played for 23 years but it's clear how much he still means to the country and who are out of

history diego baradar has had successful surgery on a blood clot in his brain in argentina david stokes reports. diego marathoner drawing a crowd like only he can even while lying in a hospital bed fans gathered outside a private clinic and saddest to cheer is named after hearing surgery termly the brain clot on his brain had been a success. you. don't know if they did the surgery last approximately one hour and 20 minutes minutes to remove the chronic subdual hema thomas successfully diogo coped very well with the surgery he was awake and very well. the doctor said the court was likely caused by an accident but that marathoner does not remember what happened it initially been admitted to hospital in la plata on monday with anemia and dehydration but as things turned more serious he was transferred firm urgency surgery marathoner is considered one of the greatest footballers of all time and almost single handedly led argentina to the 986 world cup he may not have played for 23 years but it's clear how much he still means to the country and call out of it boy the people's player the one

even after the election and is continuing to stoke this idea that people are out to get him and it createswards radicalisation and sometimes violence. so, i am concerned and we have a lot of work to do on the side of the election to restore civil discourse and bring back unity in our country.|j restore civil discourse and bring back unity in our country. i am intrigued because you work in the white house and he is up and down. how do you think you would deal with this tonight? i have worked in the white house but not during the donald trump administration. certainly, the department of homeland security, he is very, we we re homeland security, he is very, we were always on edge. he is mercurial. and i am hopeful that a lot of strong republican voices will castle him and i honestly, after experiencing bush versus al gore, and understand the crooks are there for a purpose and out the process moves quickly, for the sake of the country, i hope that he takes in the council that he should bow out gracefully soon, if that's of the votes into being counted. thank you very much forjoining us, elizab

you had mentioned stokely in the work being done in alabama. it was a different kind of organizing you got from other civil rights organizers who were working at the time. something different from the nonviolent philosophy. can you speak to that a little bit? josephine: the kind of nonviolence being worked through could not and would not have worked in lowndes county. these people, once you strike us, we are going to strike back. so stokely, he said he did not want people to think he was thinking of black power as white power, he was talking about the masses being able to get together and use their numbers as strength. that is what he thought of as black power. and dr. jeffrey spoke, you will see a lady there sitting with a shotgun. people were in tents, and at night, drivers would drive by and shoot into the tents until they fought back. alan: lowndes county played a particular role in the voting rights struggle because you have selma to the west and montgomery to the east. lowndes county became the place where if you were a smith organizer an

. >>> president trump continues stoking baseless and dangerous conspiracy theories that the electioning down today that joe biden only won because it was supposedly rigged. obviously, that's not true. it's critical for the sake of democracy that people understand that joe biden was duly elected the next president of the united states. president trump, who appeared for a few minutes to come to terms with his loss, quickly refuted that. he is refusing to concede to fate. he is promoting wild conspiracy theories. chris, the president made it very clear he is not going to leave quietly. how dangerous is all of this? the rhetoric we see him tweeting about, it seems to be getting worse. >> unfortunately, it may continue to get worse. donald trump isn't about the good of democracy at this point. donald trump is about what is good for his base, his business interests going forward and his political future. those things stoking the base, putting as you note -- putting out pointless and factless conspiracy theories about the vote, if he lost it was because it was rigged, but he did lose, it's

>> china will not want to stoke tensions.hey will want to ride out president trump's final few months in office. they will not want to start another whirlwind of trade tariffs. there are plenty of things the u.s. can do in terms of sanctions against individual officials, chinese companies and banks. itsu.s. is pushing through vow to punish beijing over the so thereus pandemic, is plenty in president trump's late. it could some ways respond, with negative treatment of u.s. firms. the broad feeling in this part of the world is china will want to ride out the next few months and see what kind of a reset there will be. party consensus. at the very least, china might somelping -- hoping for time to start fresh. >> walking on eggshells is what it sounds like. thank you so much for your time. something that took me by officials have said it was the most secure u.s. election november 3 we have ever seen an american history. do you think for investors, the risk of potentially those losses, has that now phased and eased? we certainly s

but he understood why stokely would say black power in mississippi. he refused to let the nation and dismiss them. we have to confront her vision people were the same that were fighting or confronting in the bowels of the south. and to tell the story wholly separate from the civil rights movement was some of the same actors stokely carmichael was one of the most skilled organizers he only broke nonviolent discipline wants so baldwin understood black power but he also understood the traps he was worried about a certain preoccupation because that should not blind us to the moral question at the heart of the matter and we take ourselves to be? and if we found ourselves fixated on the category that binds us to the humanity right in front of us in fact we can become monstrous to. there is an ongoing critique of that mystical black bullshit. when he is critical of blackness he also understands it is the beauty of the invocation once we take this term a category of blackness and process that as our own and we have rejected with wet white america says about u

in retaliation against the country's support for ethiopia, the move has stoked fears of a wider conflict in the horn of africa. about the destruction of tikrit is critical . infrastructure dams, a dense decisions that serve the public will not be met with or silence. the conflict had been restricted to ethiopia, now that it's spelled across an international border, it's become much more serious. it's feared the violence could spiral into a protracted and bloody civil war and destabilize the entire region. and that's the latest on the news. omarion evans dean, thanks for watching. the upshot violence to your family prayers.

win, theycans want to in the stoke turnout majority white suburbs of atlanta. to do that, you've got to stand with trump who is so popular with those voters. to stoke white voters in the atlanta area throughout rural georgia republicans will if you can start to depart from president trump at this fragile moment in trump's political career. host: when was last time you had a chance to interview or talk on the phone with trump? guest: i don't love to discuss sourcing but i would say i had a formal interview with president trump and i believe it was last time we spoke when i did a story a few months ago on lou dobbs. he is a fox business personality and i did not expect trump to participate in the story as a source. he did. this is probably a year ago. who isbs is someone symbolic of how the trump error -- era works and trump turns to him for device both on the phone and on television. he sees lou dobbs who is hard on immigration and populist it also a current business commentator as well as political commentator, someone who is a kindred spirit. read my story at

next week in the football league, one of them at adams park, home to wycombe wanderers, they face stokeancial officer pete couhig who joins us. this is marvellous. yourfans have not been able to see you as a championship club because even needed that behind closed doors. championship club because even needed that behind closed doorsm is. we are in a unique circumstance. in our hundred and 33 year history, wycombe has never been in the championship so to be playing those matches behind closed doors has been very tough. all we have wanted is oui’ very tough. all we have wanted is our supporters to have a chance to see the boys in the championship and we are super excited that it looks like we should be able to do that next week. i do need to clarify, we are still in the final stages of approval. we have been working with the local groups, they don't have much time. they are working hard to review our application and hopefully things will go well. how do you see it working because your ground is not the biggest to begin with? 2000 is like quite a capacity almost? we we re is like quite a c

and then came ben stokes. he was third to go, top edging to the keeper. the ship. the world's best batsman in the format, who went to schooljust down the road, with a confident half century. as england edged to a series win. austin halewood, bbc news. after all the hype and controversy, 54—year—old mike tyson's return to the ring ended in a draw against royjones jr in los angeles. thejudges couldn't separate the two former heavyweight world champions in their eight—round exhibition fight. afterwards, tyson said he'd changed and now wanted to do charity work. i'm capable of helping a lot of people less fortunate than myself. that is what i'm capable of doing, all over the world. in a perfect world, i'm a missionary, in a perfect world. what i'm doing in the ring, i realise what i'm doing is a gift not only for myself. before it was always about me, the hot chick, and the planes and the boat. it doesn't do it for me any more. nice to hear. that is all for now from sportsday. more on the website. bye for now. hello again. there was some sunshine earlier toda

they're a point behind norwich who won 3—2 at stoke.ord and blackburn. well 21 fixtures in the football league could be moved from next tuesday to later in the week to benefit from the easing of lockdown restrictions in england on december 2nd. up to a000 fans will be allowed into matches. the 5th of december will see the first premier league games with spectators. it is a psychological step towards where we want to be, and an opportunity for us to prove to government we can bring fans back safely. it is also good for us to re—engage with our supporters and to give them something for the loyalty they have shown us while we have been playing behind closed doors. one of the greats of french rugby, christophe dominici has died suddenly at the age of a8. he was part of the french side that reached the 1999 world cup final, he scored a try in their famous semi—final victory over new zealand. he was capped 67 times in a nine year international career, he won a six nations titles, two of them grandslams. staying with rugby and england will be

bill clay playing good cop -- bad cop and stokes playing good cop. >> walking into the meeting, he says we got all the members of the cbc, but we could not do anything for ron. that's when we started to talk. mister speaker, it's a matter of principle, you know. then bill clay, and if you don't put the brother on the committee, we are going to denounce this as a racist institution and call a press conference. >>,. you have a good guy saying this is about principle, he knows these issues, it's about fairness and justice. at a certain point, carl albert got up and said i'm going to see if i can get this name reconsidered. at that moment i knew i had one. so we walk out and i said it's over. he says you really think so? i said the fact that the speaker said they were going to reconsider it, it's done. okay? an hour and a half later i get this phone call and i'm the first african american appointed to the house armed services committee. incredible thing. >> dellums gets on to the committee. he finds out from speaker albert that he's got the assignment, but that's only half the battle becaus

they'll now miss their club matches for tottenham and stoke this weekend.mpion caeleb dressel has set a new world record in the men's 100m individual medley, becoming the first person to go under 50 seconds in the event. dressel set the time of 119.88 seconds for the cali condors team in their international swimming league semi final in budapest. in rugby, ireland will be without captain jonny sexton for this weekend's autumn nations cup game against england. sexton sustained a hamstring injury during friday night's victory over wales in dublin. olympics chief thomas bach has repeated his belief that he's very, dustinjohnson is the proud owner of a green jacket after winning the masters with a record score. the american broke dowen in tears after being presented with the trophy, saying he had hoped for that moment since he was a young boy. it isa it is a dream come true. as a kid, i a lwa ys it is a dream come true. as a kid, i always dreamt about being a masters champion. 0k. it isjust incredible. obviously, as you can tell. you care so obviously, as you c

and everything trump has done to stoke up america first sentiment in the us makes the trade deal more joe biden just in passing made very clear that he was not happy with the withdrawal agreement in terms of his irish roots. let's move on because of the other big sur is taking over the world the sport, the fa chairman greg clark resigning over those comments he made to the committee the —— the other big story. he apologised straightaway, do you think he did need to resign? he did oi’ think he did need to resign? he did or he didn't? he did, sorry. i think he did need to go. if you are in that position, you cannot be holding stereotypical and expressing stereotypical and expressing stereotypical views of races. the other thing that stayed with me was also the comment that he made about little girl, this is not word for word but something along the lines of little girls don't like balls being kicked at them. really?

so stokely actually started with black power, and he said he didn't want people to think that he was thinking black power as the whites had white power, he was thinking in terms of the masses being able to get together and use their numbers as strength. that's what he thought was black power. in dr. jeffrey's book, you will see a lady sitting down with a shotgun. because these people were in these pits, and at night people would just shoot them in tents until they found out they were actually going to protect themselves and shoot back. so the kind of nonviolence and the hate that was being perpetuated by scls would not have solved anything in niles county. >> and niles county played a particular role in the voting rights struggle, because you've got selma to the west, montgomery to the east, lyons county became the county where if you were a snic, you didn't want to be out after dark. lyons county became a place you could seek shelter in the community. can you tell a little about that, the role that lans county played in voting rights and others? >> there were several who owned their

one is the death of rosemarie thel and 2017, the other is death of fred stokes junior in 2017. miraculously, they both voted. which means that the voter file that was used to send out these deducedballots was not by death records. we know that underage voters voted in this election. how difficult would it have been to make it clear that nobody would have been mailed a ballot if they had a birthdate after a certain year? area whicht in this has been gripped with the idea of an economic shut down that over 100,000 people left. yet through our due diligence, we have been able to find that at least 9000 of them voted in this election. voted in nevada. how hard would it have been to simply go through the available to delete all those who had moved away from the voter files before these ballots mailed? ? tampering, many have witnessed wrongdoing. these are brave whistleblowers. these folks worked in the accounting centers, were involved in the tallying, and fox news recently reported that one of them -- one of these , andleblowers had to quit i'm just going to use the male pronoun, h

>>alex stokes explains. >>cleveland clinic, researchers say they're working hard to find out if an actual sleeping could be useful against covid-19. >>the you know crises me and we don't have any you know vacuum all medication yet. a new study led by the health care system suggest melatonin commonly used as an over the counter sleep aid could be a possible treatment option. doctors are looking at repurposing fda approved drugs as the most efficient and cost effective approach. >>means this approved by fda the duties. >>a petition a trip to new d these like the as well. >>doctors say zhang chang says they used in artificial intelligence platform developed at the lerner research institute identify common elements between covid-19 and other diseases overall they determined auto immune pulmonary and neurological diseases had similar genes and proteins and then we use this to become data more though to says medical we just about us 3 so the nativity approved community york from this we can the mandatory is we're

. >> a lot of this is about stoking the vop base.eep in mind they have these two georgia runoffs on january 5th and republicans think the best way to electrify their basis to stick by the president. >> bill: watching from here, jon meacham may be off the air after he went on tv. also joe biden is calling for unity but matt schlapp and juan williams take that on straight ahead. next. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa - i'm szasz. we're made for. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in our lives, got very quiet. we worried over loved ones, over money, over

hospital doctors say marathoner will remain inside resting in his room for at least 48 hours david stokes al-jazeera. watching all deserving still running a reminder of all top stories democratic nominee joe biden is pulling ahead in the race for the white house he's now won the state of michigan giving him $264.00 electoral votes just 6 shy of the 270 required earlier biden said he was confident of securing in of states to win the presidency. i'm not here to clear that we've won but i am here to report to the count is finished we believe we will be the winners every vote must be counted no one's going to take our democracy away from us not now not ever america has come too far america's far too many battles america's endured too much never let that happen we the people will not be silenced we the people will not be bullied we the people will not surrender my friends i'm confident will emerge victorious. but the truck campaign has filed lawsuits to stop vote counting in michigan georgia and pennsylvania while calling for a recount in wisconsin and it's also looking to intervene in a supre

actually in the midst of the doom and gloom of this year you a bright star and thanks again alex stokesation cleveland. you know some people have been even giving tips at drive-thrus in fast food restaurants, where they're not ever expecting a tip oh that's nice but they are sure surprised when they get it to nice time for some extra generosity is that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. >>but our primetime news coverage continues at the top of the hour and new at 10 a first for san francisco, a former police officer, charged in an officer involved shooting we'll have details on the decision from the san francisco dia also reaction from families of people killed by police officers plus now's the time was san francisco's streets would normally be hustling and bustling with visitors from all over the world, but of course not this year. >>how the pandemic is hurting the city's hotel industry and the surrounding businesses and we are tracking your than >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. >>died in this incident, it's just horrible the to hear that happened. >>a st

often, when he makes statements like that, it helps to stoke their confidence in going forward with -- with whatever they decide to do. certainly, helps to gin up hatred between the two groups. and so, you know, you'll see some of that. and you will see it being reflected in what people say. and that the president is with them, if you will. for the other side, it's just another, you know, another statement by the president which they have come to expect. but, to -- to say, also, you know, police, do your job. if he were to be paying attention, and were to be out in the streets like i have been, you will see the police are very active in d.c. more so than in several other cities that i have been in. there are there, again, within minutes, if not seconds, of groups coming together. that doesn't mean they're always there in time, if you will, to stop any kind of physical altercation. but, again, this has been sort of small skirmishes around the city. you know, i was talking to some folks who were here. visiting some folks who are from d.c. and who lived in the city. and, you know, they'r

some spots like this one here is extremely, extremely busy, so shoppers saying that there trying to stoke social distance thing 6 feet apart, when there is the opportunity to do so. >> we need to get a few things for baby's first christmas, that is why we are out today. >> reporter: shoppers on the hunt for those big does count say they know the risk. >> they not letting the stores get too crowded, so if you're careful and cautious, i think you can shop and do it safely. >> reporter: the broadway plaza in walnut creek solon people today but shoppers say it is a little less crowded compared to previous lack fridays. >> the pandemic says a lot mellower than i anticipated. traditionally. >> but you feel everybody is taking precautions. >> i guess. could be better. >> there were shortened lines a few stores but nothing compared to the premium outlets at livermore where the line for bargain hunters a starts on interstate 580. once inside, it is another 20 to 30 minutes of looking for a parking spot. >> it is really busy out here, so there is a lot, long lines, i had to park on the other side.