is sick and tired of washington, dc filling them.— sick and tired of washington, dc filling them. e? _ dc filling them. is susie wiles from the outside? she - dc filling them. is susie wiles from the outside? she joined| dc filling them. is susie wiles. from the outside? she joined it from the outside? shejoined it ronald reagan in the 1980s. she is not a breath of fresh air, is not a breath of fresh air, is she coachella just depends. the 1980s is 30 years ago. she has been in florida since. sure, she is an expressed political operative, and government, but she has spent the last 25 years in florida execute in for governors, senators there and for clients there, so she's not a creature of washington, she's a creature of washington, she's a creature of florida and success. she will bring that success from florida annexe could hear washington, dc. yes, she has a relationship with the donor community, with corporations and a tremendous amount of relationships with elected officials here in washington, dc, but they know her as a buddy who is never forgot where she is from and that's f

thousands of women are _ from washington, dc.expected - from washington, dc. thousands of women are expected to - from washington, dc. thousands of women are expected to march | of women are expected to march across the us to bring support to vice president kamala harris. this isjust a to vice president kamala harris. this is just a few days before election day. the women's march event is called we will not go back. it of course comes at a town where harris could become the first female president in the nation's history and then movement was apparently launched the day after donald trump's inauguration when hundred of thousands of women put into the district and country in what is widely considered the largest single day protest in american history according to the washington post. that is a scene in washington, dc, notjust women turning up for the women's march but trying to send an enthusiastic boost to kamala harris as she focuses on the sink states, the battleground states as does her opponent donald trump —— as she focuses o

we are live in washington, dc. _ results programme. we are live in washington, dc.d - results programme. we are live l in washington, dc. donald trump declares victory _ in washington, dc. donald trump declares victory in _ in washington, dc. donald trump declares victory in the _ in washington, dc. donald trump declares victory in the us - declares victory in the us election and he isjust declares victory in the us election and he is just four votes away from the total needed for a second term in the white house. i needed for a second term in the white house.— white house. i want to thank the american _ white house. i want to thank the american people - white house. i want to thank the american people for- white house. i want to thank| the american people for their extraordinary honour of being elected — extraordinary honour of being elected your 47th president and your 45th— elected your 47th president and your 45th president.— your 45th president. donald trump appeared _ your 45th president. donald trump appeared on - your 45th president. donald trump appeared on

andrew's face, it's not actually washington dc. this is in maryland. me at washington dc for his meeting with the present joe biden, which will cover here. and i'll just here, of course, a fast move on to find in the meantime an auto work cuz i protesting after the tire maker emission and said it would close 2 of his factories. the 2 plans employ more than 1250 people from lanes high costs and overseas competition. in asia, michigan has almost 15000 workers at 15 factories across spots latasha button every for some surely at the mission of factory ensure lane west and from the smoke and, and in the a. the french time, a cruise closing to cloves in the region. more than 1200 workers could lose that jobs on was that the, the, they called us to and we were like animals internet back door. so it took them about 7 minutes to tell us the shopping to factory and to give us some people simple. if the one was furious, the time a couple times, the closure on emphases competition, particularly from china and reduce demand. but workers say that's an excuse. they s

i'll be in washington, dc- thank you — the night? i'll be in washington, dc. you very much indeed for cominu dc. thank you very much indeed for coming in- — dc. thank you very much indeed for coming in. that _ dc. thank you very much indeed for coming in. that was _ dc. thank you very much indeed for coming in. that was the _ dc. thank you very much indeed for coming in. that was the former - dc. thank you very much indeed for| coming in. that was the former head of communications for the republican committee and former executive had government of the democratic national committee. kamala harris is eking in east lansing. she's spent the day there. this is in georgia — a trump rally. we expect to hearfrom him later. that's marjorie taylor greene there. we'll have the details from these rallies across the evening. the election campaigns are very much on the home straight it's election day on tuesday and tuesday night we will start to get the first results coming through. you can watch live coverage of the results here on bbc news and bbc one and i play or if you

and the demographic change in washington dc with people moving from the very blue dc into basically northern virginia is the suburbs of washington dc. that's how you have to think of it. washington d. c is blue, as those people moving to northern virginia. that's the reason virginia has voted blue with the last 4 election cycle. so we're still waiting for those votes from the northern part of virginia that could really change the picture of what you're seeing right now. so i did want to put that on your map. so just before we headed back to fully, let's take a while to look. okay. state of the race. donald trump, 177, couple of harris 99. so far there have not been major surprises. in fact, you know, there haven't been mine or surprises. so this is almost, it is identical to the projected race from a couple hours ago. so the democrats are getting their votes from the northeastern corner, that's about a 3rd of the votes that they need to get to. $270.00, the reply plus, illinois, a president, former president obama, as you know, political home 19 electoral votes. that's a significant

right, thanks to kimberly how to there in washington dc. and let's bring it in. now. rebecca co, rufus, she's a physical strategist and for my campaign manager, good to have you with us. first of all, what went wrong for team campbell? well, the 1st thing i want to tell your audience is that american democracy is extremely messy. and i think that's something a lot of people forget about because the american dream is a mess that is sold both domestically and around the world. and so we saw last night was the continuation of america's messiness. was certainly a lot of friends assigning fully they know as many years as many said the man or well, there were some issues. we do know with certain polling locations across the country or fortunately, they were bomb threats that were called in which disrupted um, people being able to access the polls. we also know that they were bomb threats into counting centers where um, ballots are being tabulated. and we also understand there are many organizations, there are many political groups who also did a lot of litigation and t

i am here in washington, dc hours before _ vote.america - vote. i am here in washington, dc hours before america votes| dc hours before america votes are two competing visions of the future. more heavy rain hits spain, causing flooding around barcelona — similar to the floods that killed more than 200 in valencia.

john nath finger democratic strategist, 5 there from washington. dc. thanks for donald trump's re election is us present, has the potential to reshape the country's economy. the stock market has search following his election victory with the down jones hitting a record high. that's because investors expect to business friendly administration, including tax, scotts, trump, as also propose adding a tariff of 10 to 20 percent on all imports, with significantly high levies on him. for some china, these tires could raise additional revenue for the government, but trump's overall plan will deepen the federal deficit unless he also makes major a spending cuts. the policies did not connect. she kept saying stuff about, you know, the middle class, but trump, for me at least probably was a lot more better suited for the middle class. and she was she tried to connect pretty well, but from there a whole lot better with those presentations and stuff like that. i think unfortunately, you know, the democrats, the last time around got saddled with most of the financia

i'm sarah smith at washington, dc where we will be watching the results coming.pecting these results to deliver him a historic return to the white house. i'm clive myrie

a 2nd time in office island, fisher begins all the coverage from washington dc. i'm going to be a dictator for one day with this. he has promised the most radical overhaul of government in american history. and know donald trump will be america's $47.00, the president. he's set to deliver. now we're going to get them out of here. we're going to get them out. fast. top of the list must deportations of and documented migrants. it was popular with supporters that he says he will build camps to detain, migrants and we institute his travel button for mostly muslim nations. i will sail the border, i will send them all back to the countries. when trump has an enemy's list, we have 2 enemies. we have the outside the enemy, and then we have the enemy from within. it's a little more political opponents. while the general is that enough, prosecutors even job. i, mr. and he's promised to use his justice department to seek vengeance and he wants to increase presidential power with 3 to 4 to, to over the entire government. even parks that used to be independent of the white ta

hello, it's adam in the pretend newcast studio in washington, dc. it's chris in the real newcast studio in central london. and it's alex also in the real newcast studio. and nick enjoying the vibes in the real studio. - now i know you will all want to know about the vibes in washington dc, and the way i'd sum it up is it's kind of we're in a weird limbo because lots of the things that people predicted might happen haven't happened. so, for example, there were loads ofjournalists here who thought right now they'd still be filling airtime and speculating about what the result was going to be, because it wouldn't have been decided yet, because back in 2020, it wasn't decided until saturday afternoon. that didn't happen. and actually the result was quite decisive and quite quick on tuesday night in the end. also, i remember when i first got here, i went down to the white house for a little stroll to do a bit of sightseeing and quite a few of the sandwich shops and the coffee shops had boarded up their windows because their owners were worried that on tu

, we are fed — spending in washington, dc, we are fed up — spending in washington, dc, we are feds happening with the prices of everything and they're fed up with what's happening at the border and crime — happening at the border and crime and they wanted fixed and they wanted fixed quickly. where _ they wanted fixed quickly. where you are in arizona, counting is still under way but it does look at this point like that will be a victory there for donald trump as well. hat for donald trump as well. not to my mind- _ for donald trump as well. not to my mind. president trump is going _ to my mind. president trump is going to — to my mind. president trump is going to also, at this point, he does _ going to also, at this point, he does not need the electoral votes — he does not need the electoral votes but _ he does not need the electoral votes but he let arizona onto his tally _ votes but he let arizona onto his tally of electoral votes as welt — his tally of electoral votes as well. . ., his tally of electoral votes as well. ., ~ ., ., , well. talk to me a little bit about what _ wel

they were the first black congregation in washington dc, 1860. so it 1816, their church was located very close to here. basically in front of this apartment building was where there original church in 1816 stood until 1880. next to us, just so you know where we are, this house, historically, the first us treasurer lived there so history is only told from 1799 to 1814 and they skipped to 1928. there's a lot missing. we did find that we have some people buried here that were enslaved in that house. outside of that period, we now have them, interested young people outside the interpretation period and they found the information out for us. they are also extending the interpretation period to 1830 so they can talk about gracie and i will show you who gracie is when we get to her monument. i want to walk over here really quick because one thing that's really interesting. anytime it rains you see more seashells. seashells in the ground. we know they are big symbols in black cemeteries. the sea symbolized the see brought you here and it will take you ho

we probably can just better just live from washington dc. armina. thank you so much for being with us. so why did so many women ended up voting for donald trump as well? i believe that american women are not a model lived in any way. we are very complex as the segment of the american society that is greater and share than our mail counterpart. indeed, american women went to the polls this election day with numerous issues, top of mind, major kitchen table issues like economy, immigration crime. and of course, abortion was on the minds of millions of american women, given the overturn of roe vs wade. now that was done by trumps and pointed supreme court justices. and says that overturn a, just a couple of years ago we had seen women galvanized around the issue of abortion and across the country both to coast what a portion has appeared on the ballot. republicans have not fared well. so moving into election day for this general election, defense would have been the truck would suffer again based on that issue. but what i thought we didn't do was again

diana had told police from the beginning that she'd been in washington, dc, to attend a wedding. t 8:00 o'clock the next morning. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): so detectives called diana, asking her to fill in the gaps. we had to keep it real simple with her. listen, we just want to get you cleared. where did you spend the night? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): what did they not tell diana? detectives had a warrant, and they were tapping her phone. police now sat back and listened as diana made multiple calls to people she knew in dc, as she tried to find someone, anyone, who would say they were with her in washington at the time of peggy's murder. josh mankiewicz: was she ever successful enough to find somebody to say, yes, i will say, diana, that you were with me? yes, she did. yes, which was her third attempt. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): detectives heard diana tell a female friend to say diana had been at her house in dc, but the woman seemed confused. disorganized crime. not the most intelligent people involved, i don't believe. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): sure enough, when dete

i a phil laval has the latest from washington, dc. a. donald trump is doing what we thought he would do, and that is probably bring those who he feels have been loyal to him over the past . uh what, 8 years, 9 years, uh, and particularly after the 2020 election. so let's start with what we know over the last hour or 2, we've had an announcement about the secretary defense that's going to be a guy called pete exist. he might not be a name that is familiar to many people in the united states, but he's certainly a face that many will recognize. and that's because he's actually an uncle on fox news. the most watch news channel here in the united states also happens to be donald trump's favorite news channel. he presents a show in the morning called fox and friends, which donald trump often calls into to impart his, his thoughts on many issues and to be part of a hex p types of, he's not just a tv presenter. he is also somebody with a military background, he's at iraq and afghanistan, and he was at guantanamo buy in cuba. so he's got some

one-third of all adults in washington dc uses marijuana. reporter: stuart, good morning.nness to change and president trump posted on truth social as president, we will continue to focus on research to unlock the medical uses of marijuana to a schedule 3 drug. work with congress to pass common sense laws. his vice president elect expressed this opinion just before the election. >> all the stuff is live and let live. keep it in your home. i don't like smelling it when i take my kids to the park; right. reporter: attorney general nominee mike gaetz health and human services robert f. kennedy jr. own to reform and john thune part of group of gop senators opposed to biden admin vagues efforts to lower the classification of marijuana. one expert tells us changing classification would actually bring added protection. in terms of ballot initiatives in the past election, nebraska passed a legalized medical marijuana measure, but legalized marijuana initiatives failed in north dakota, south dakota, and florida. >> it's one big weed company has spent $100 million, and they wrote th

kimberly healthcare has this now from washington, dc. the following week showings for the vice president in several competitive states. and with her rival republican challenger, donald trump, in the battleground states of pennsylvania, michigan ad, wisconsin, vice president comma, la harris, deciding not to address her supporters at howard university. instead deciding that she would speak to her supporters on wednesday as announced by her co chair. cedric richmond, we still have votes to count. we still have states that have not been called yet. we will continue overnight to fight to make sure that every vote is counted. that every voice has spoken. so you won't hear from the vice president tonight. but you will hear from or tomorrow she will be back here tomorrow to address that only the h u family. not only to address those supporters but to address the nation. so thank you. we believe in you may god bless you. mega t u g o h u n g o harris. thank you. all. the pathway is starting to narrow for comma le harris. there is still an opport

all right, that we did the reporter stuff in simon's in washington dc. thank you very much for your reporting now, hours before it emerged that ukraine is being given more freedom to use western weapons inside russia, the kremlin unleashed because wave of missile and growing attacks and months from apartment targeted ukraine's energy grid causing nationwide power outages. as the air raid sirens and nothing used at the residence of keys who calmly make their way to metro stations for shelter. russian ass strikes up becoming to almost daily occurrence for them. but this power wash of drone and misaligned attacks was the biggest and most widespread in at least 3 months. with russia, nation at least $120.00 messiah was a 90 drones all across the ukraine. from vive, in the west, to separation in the east. under desa and the south officials in several regions, confirmed damage to infrastructure. already quoted power, including in the black sea port and result ctf, odessa, russia's defense ministry. he says it's targeting, quote, critical energy infrastructure

that's it from us here in washington, dc for now. well headed back to sammy and the rest of the team in don't. all right, thanks. hey, thanks for that. well, still ahead here and i'll just 0, protested israel off to the prime. minnesota 5, this defense minister, you will have to go on with it. so that means the was a garza 11th. and for these very the captives, the, the has been heavy rain in boston, you nose has been studying was possible in an ample close temporarily. but although the restore readiness by the spaniards shouldn't really be bothering the warnings and their longer range, nor i'm for the basically yeah that, which is just keep your eyes open. this is certainly the area where range is more like anywhere else in europe. as you can see, most is influenced by the settled area of high pressure. it's cooling, that, in fact, was quite long. last in great periods, which is difficult early november, the when the wet weather is not even catching on and in the showers that are indeed arriving. the body outbreaks may increase a li

the welcome back to washington dc. what donald trump is set to become the 47th president of the united states is also the oldest man to be elected to the office. trump comfortably clear the $270.00 electoral vote. ceiling needed to win back the white house with some results yet to come in. his rival come with a harris's conceded defeat and a phone call to trump, and is expected to address a support shortly. these allies pictures from howard university, not far from where i am in washington dc, what harris will be speaking? here's how things stand right now. donald trump has 292 electoral college votes. the magic number, remember of course, 270 cumberland harris, folding schultz with 224 electoral college votes. as you can see, there is still a couple of states that on colored in, which means they haven't yet been cold. but even without declaring those stakes very clear, trump has more than the $270.00 required. trump declared victory hours before the full results came out. frankly, this was, i believe, the greatest pol

i've had to go hand in washington dc coming up. we take a look at what have trump 2nd term could mean for u. s. foreign policy. and trying to return to the us presidency dominates the meeting of european leaders with defense trades, hoping consent and on peace. has families with your sports news fonts using tv administered them on some explanation of the parents on demand phones. i'm full of giant free pilots fund. center ahead of the teams, latest champions week match the hello. welcome to the program. we begin in lebanon, where wave of is really a tax has been carried out in the past 24 hours in the south and is rarely drones drunk, kills free people in engine 5 un peacekeepers. the strike hit a vehicle, an army check point inside on as a universal vehicle was also passing through. are now elsewhere is rarely as strikes have struck the ancient city of bel back in easton, lebanon. israel says it's targeting his bullet and its hotline. but historic buildings dating back to the ultimate period have also been destroyed. meanwhile, an

the policies that the incoming district administration has put forward, especially i think in washington dc. thank you so much for that update in spain. anger is growing over the response to flash flooding that kills more than $220.00 people. protesters are marching in valencia, and that is part of the hardest hit region, are demanding the resignation of the regional president. dozens are still missing, after torrents of muddy water swept away vehicles and people tearing through the streets and buildings and destroying railway lines. in some areas more than a years worth of rain fell in just 8 hours. volunteers and troops are still clearing up and searching for victims. this, it'll be a corresponding jumps of shots is following all of this for us from valencia. and he told us what's behind the anger over the response to the flood. yeah, more than 20 civil society organizations at all for the protest and that demanding the resignation of those responsible for the disastrous crisis management of the resignation of regional lead. i'd call on my son because it's the regional government that the

it's a big problem in washington dc. i'm meeting over to conduct a legal or activist who's been following the chinese labor transfer program closely off. so how do you use it? yeah, this is me call it tasha. this is the name of the force langley for the chinese government force, the language as to what they are they located. how is this, why, from their families, from the communities so in these factories and for example, in mainland china reverse have a space chinese based on last practice their religion. they can not write this down, says they don't have contact with their family members. the chinese government did not respond to our request for comment, but have said previously, but the allegation of false labor is nothing but an enormous slide propagated by id china elements. actors say it's not just the chinese government who faced such allocations. the outlaw ocean project was able to connect the processing plants in chandel to some of the largest sea food companies in the wood into 2 seaford connected to alleged p

public statements, which was seen by some as such a mistake. kristin salumi was that the maci, washington dc. what you're witnessing behind me is a major get out the vote effort, organized by some of the vice president common law harris's, most passionate supporters, women who are concerned about reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms. in the united states, they organized this women's march just like they did in 2017, the day after president trump was sworn in. since then, the supreme court full of trump appointees rule that a woman's right to an abortion is not guaranteed by the constitution putting women's health care very much in question depend in, on which state they live. and that is something that concerns these voters. and it is driving them to support pamela harris in the pools by a double digit lead. harris has a double digit lead with women voters in this country. but trump's voters, trump is getting strong support from men. so the message here is to get out and vote. the phrase that they keep echoing and chanting is we will not go back present salumi. i'll just sierra wash

you joins me now from washington, dc, thomas, you observe the us presidential election. there was a lot of speculation about how things would go, especially after new election laws, especially after more scrutiny after 2020 and the claims that donald trump in particular made. what is your assessment of how it went this year? as i think, do 1st of all for having me on this program. indeed there. what will the speculations, what i can safely say is that these selections were managed professionally. first of all, during the election day we whatever we of the it was peaceful, calm, and very effective. we did not observe a significant issues with the, with the election process. there were reports, obviously for some minor malfunctioning, of some of the, some of the machinery, but other than that. so at this point, we can safely say that this was a very well managed election. as for the, the expectations we ourselves did not form expectations with regard to the with regard to this election, we never do that by the methodology to be employed. that would be misleading our, our e

so from washington. dc let's take a live look now in pittsburgh, pen pennsylvania. you see both candidates here, kamala harris and donald trump both in the city of pittsburgh, of course, pennsylvania is a huge state so significant for both of their chances to win this presidency, to win this election. kamala harris will speak in pittsburgh soon now, from now she'll head over to philadelphia, pennsylvania, where she'll have her final rally of the night. and keep in mind it's 9 o'clock eastern time now. she'll have her final rally of the night at the famous rocky. steps in philadelphia. donald trump just addressed his supporters there on the right side of your scree. he will soon leave pittsburgh and head to grand rapids, michigan, another key state, uh, for his election chances where he'll end his night tonight. so 9 p.m. eastern time, they'll be working probably until the midnight hour. kamala harris and donald trump. we invite you to stay with us not just tomorrow but throughout the week for our election coverage nationally and locally. our election day begins tomo

our that's a live picture from washington dc. once again, we'll take a short break and so he'll romage with you in just a moment. good morning. the hod huge inconvenience. they say that your government has repressive policies. this best of human rights, with this most important task might go with them in facing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements at the time. that's right. to tell you restricted thoughts, providing on sense how much with the trip do you think impulse is right now to life? it seems to be spreading more easily. here the story on talk to how does era a weekly look at the world's tough business stories? what does a rake cost in the united states main for the rest of us from global markets and economies to construction small businesses should that be beyond to asked if people have spent a lot of time working. that part of the answer to understand how it affects the nights with still remain before we can truly say that we are in the say 10 x ray countin

we truly appreciate all the efforts to help bring holiday spirit to washington dc, our nations capital. today, we're going to set the tree in the west front lawn. the capitol grounds team already hard at work will spend the next several days decorating the tree with thousands of led lights and thousands of handcrafted ornaments, hand-crafted by the people of alaska. we look forward to seeing the tree lit up and all its splendor for the 60th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony on december 3rd. and we are so glad to have a beautiful tree that alaskans and americans can be proud of. it's now my pleasure to introduce miss barbara miranda, the deputy supervisor. [cheers] >> thank you so much. and it is such an amazing day for team alaska from the u.s. for service -- forest service. it is with the deepest gratitude and pride that i look at our colleagues and all the work they did over the course of the last year to get a tree from the wrangell ranger district of the tongass national forest all the way to washington dc i'd like to extend my gratitude also to the capitol grounds crew. they

we reward her stuff on simon's in washington dc. stuff and republicans are going to control both chambers of congress and still mountain cases. nomination for attorney general has fallen apart. what happens? well, uh it is true mister garrett is out as the nominates nominated contender for attorney general. and that is a little longer for donald trump, or it is maybe all employee that nobody knows that really. but there's a lot of speculation going on. what happened is that a 2nd, a 2nd sexual encounter with a, a minor with a 17 year old lady, came to, to light so to speak. and that was enough to the rail, missed the gates efforts to shore up support for his nomination. he was at the hills with vice president elect j events on wednesday, and tried to make the ground with senators, senators, all the ones who will approve or will go in comedy and will think you with those cabinets nominated for posts in the trunk cabinet. not all of them, but most of them and have to replace them box the. there was no way that he could republican, as

we are based in washington dc. i'm joined in partnership with the national association of media literacy and education to celebrate and acknowledge national media literacy week. i want to thank michelle for bringing us into this conversation. it is something we've been dealing quite a bit at the mccain institute this year, understanding where americans should spend more time understanding the media world. we are excited to be part of the efforts around national media literacy week this week so thank you for joining our events, we are talking about strengthening democracy with media literacy at national security imperative. we have a great lineup of speakers today so we hope everyone will stick around for the whole program but also to our webinar visitors, hope you stick around as well. a little bit about the mccain institute, we are not a partisan organization inspired by the late senator john mccain and his family's dedication, we are part of arizona state university in washington dc. our programs to defend democr

that was steph and simon's in washington dc for us. and the mission address, while reporting from kids. thank you so much to the both of you. well, here in berlin, the russian opposition has held its 1st major demonstration against russia's invasion of ukraine. the march was organized by opponents, a russian president vladimir putin, including hughley and the volume, the widow of kremlin critic. i'll explain the vol. name unable to operate at home. russia's office vision has been forced to relaunch abroad. but tensions among disadvantages have hampered variability to put forward a united front against the kremlin rush. so we down boots in a plea, a push for change back kind driven out by severe repression. 3 of the most well known and exiled russians came together in the media scrum to march 3. berlin. you'll get an oven. i, uh, we go up to like kremlin creek. i like saying the valley or not the side of the flooding. me kyra. mussa and julia ya. sion, dissidents, free, totally get this here from prison. die lead around 1500 people in t

now, that's it for most here in washington, dc. well headed back to laura and the rest of the team and don't advise that you find so much and we will actually say, well, throughout the day we look forward to that as well today there in washington, dc. the countdown is really on now for this now by seeing election. thanks passing . it also has hair on al jazeera, those holes of a pole capitalize on the show, months the cities of feet, details about that coming up. so the a meeting of minds with israel committing genocide before our eyes and none of our mainstream politicians across the board seem to have a problem with this campaigner andrew fine. stay and photographer shock you do on, on active is on the crisis in guns. each one of us, these are with this, and this is upon us. as with this is to be able to validate for the seeing around the studio will be on script part 2, on old jersey. shooting the doc chapter in the cause of a war. they just took our id cards, mailed them, they asked him about his name, the killed, the prison, t

it'll be fixed very in washington dc. thousands of rallied in support of abortion rights. they're worried a 2nd. trump term could further road access to reproductive health care and urging undecided voters to cast their ballots for accountable hires. dw, is janelle, do my loan was at the raleigh and has more so the demonstrators here at the one in florence in washington dc. it's very clear about what the difference between hire and the, when it comes to the answering of reproductive, right. the reproductive for it's one of the central topics over time to he's failed to restore a federal protection for the right to have an abortion said repeatedly that you thought, think about them, it hasn't any business. and telling women what to do with their bodies. with donald trump is positioning has been a lot more modeled on the issue, has taken credit for the overturning of role versus weighed. at the same time, he has been big about whether he supports a national van on a board or not. although we had said on occasions that he favors exceptions to handle the cases of a rape or inc

washington dc. thousands have rallied in support of abortion rights. they are worried a 2nd. trump term could further erode access to reproductive health care and are urging undecided voters to back comma le harris. nobody's janelle, it delay on was after rally and has more of a demonstrators here at the women sports in washington dc. it's very clear about what the difference between hire and the when it comes to the 3 productive, right? the reproductive right, it's one of the central topics over can see he's failed to restore federal protection for the right to have an abortion that repeatedly, he thought, thinks about them. it hasn't any business in telling women what to do with their bodies. what donald trump is positioning has been a lot more models on the issue. he has taken credit for the over turning of roe vs wade. at the same time, he has been big about whether he supports a national ban on abortion or not. although we had said on occasions that he favors exceptions to handle the cases of a rape or incest, or whatever happens on tuesday, novem

it was in washington dc at howard university more precisely in washington dc. kimberly, what's the mood like there are they is optimistic and hopeful at how it does come to how is was during our closing speech yesterday. the one of the heritage who campaign is joy. that is certainly what you're feeling here on the campus is howard university. the alma mater, the vice president, you can hear a goss inquire for, for me behind me, and it is certainly a joyful song that they are performing. and that is the feeling on the campus right now. but is what's the exuded in the final moments of the campaign? campbell harris was working the phone's in the final hours leading up to this watch party. she visited the democratic national committee, where she was talking to voters. she also did a number of interviews and she was talking to members of her campaign and that talking about how she really felt positive and the closing hours of election day. the momentum is something that is being felt after a very successful rally on the eve of election day, where tens of thousands g

now, there's a lot of excitement, there's also a lot of apprehension here in washington, dc. ed up, you'll see certainly the buildings around the white house boarded up as a precaution. and in some states, like washington state, 0regon and nevada, the national guard is on standby. and that's because no one knows how voters will truly react, and we may not have an answer, results, for days. remember, this is a town in particular here in washington that still remembers the 6th of january 2021 when donald trump's supporters stormed the capitol building, refusing to accept the outcome of the 2020 election when he lost. either way, in a few hours, america will have its say. much more on the us election coming up, but looking ahead here's how you'll be able to watch live coverage of the results of the us presidential election across the bbc. join us in the bbc�*s us election studio as we find out who will be america's next president. now, whether the winner is vice president kamala harris or former president donald trump, it will be an historic night. right across the country, we'll

jones was live again from washington dc. we had a good job you back with a so trump has reacted rather quickly to this my gates withdrawal saying you'll now nominate pam bundy as his new pick for attorney general. who is she and what qualifies her for the job that we're seeing in washington since the trump became president elect is that the case of these announcements of appointment is so fast, is actually quite is down day. but also with the founding is a number of these appointments that are coming from the state of florida. they'll pam bond is a former florida attorney general from 2011 to 2019. she was in that post. she and probably the president electronic have known each other a very long time. but what's most significant here is that she is somebody that has not just been loyal to him personally, but on a professional upfront, they have been quite well known to each other prior to 2016 when trump sought the white house for the 1st time. there were supposedly going to be investigations into trump university conducted b

shared baton said the 1st with a very licensed in washington dc. let's take a look at what this deal could look like. reports indicate it's based on implementing un resolution, 17 o one as well. that would not be able to operate as a ministry force from between the autonomy river and the blue line designated by the u. n. as a temporary border between israel, um 11 on in a ton, the is where the ministry would need to withdraw its ground forces from southern lebanon over a period of 60 days and lebanese. all me would then send thousands more troops to the area. they wouldn't control the southern border and complaints would be reported to the existing un peacekeeping force. now, the agreement goes on to say will sides will have the right to exercise that inherent right to self defense. same is why the has the latest from the lebanese capital beverage right now, this evening to night in bare room in the capital of love, not across multiple areas in this country. the war is still very much going within 5 minutes or so of bite and completing his speech.

that's on can let's be political scientist in washington dc. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. north korean leader kim jong own has ordered his military to begin mos producing suicide phones. according to states media. he said the introduction of such drones around the world requires an urgent update of the military puting on young has been bumping up the development of new weaponry and recent years and increasing alms exposed to russia. air pollution levels have sold in delhi to levels at least 30 to 35 times the safe limits recommended by the world health organization. authorities have shut all kinds of the schools until further notice. the small is blamed for thousands of premature death each year. and as an annual source of misery for the capital specified a pro palestinian demonstrators while it outside a football stadium in thomas, a head of a game between from an as well, thousands of police officers with deployed all the security concerns. but it's rarely funds, but they have been no m

they're based in new york and in washington, dc. and many of them higher here in the, in the city where, where the white houses and, you know, the american president gets selected by all americans and not just those that live in cities. and i think yes, absolutely. pollsters. commentators analysts, there should be a big reckoning in the sense of whether they get the trends. right. i mean, this wasn't just a loss for harris. this was the victory for donald trump. much more to the extent. so that to, you know, almost got new york almost caught virginia and so there are larger trends that work, that there is a deep dissatisfaction among the american voter and the electorate of where the country is headed. and you know, i think a lot of people make that decision based on domestic issues, economic issues, and less so on foreign policy. but much as i said again, it both with regards to foreign policy as well as regards to domestic policy. trump is a symptom of larger trends, then he is a cause of them. and i think the less than the democr

let's bring in the urologist matthew food cheese in washington, dc. matthew, what exactly is a bomb cycle? and we've had this conversation before, but maybe a reminder for our viewers. a yeah, so long as i, as long as a rapidly intensifying middle attitude, the low pressure system, so all the stores we get, those are low pressure systems and they suck air in the bottom. so i phone does, is a rapidly lift and now the middle class and like a back in the middle, and that in just those really strong winds force the power of suction. and that's what you get gus over, say, a 100110 kilometers per hour. now for a bond slap going to occur, the minimum pressure has to drop about 2 percent in about 24 hours. so you're lifting 2 percent of the air. i've been out the middle in days time. this thing nearly tripled that rate. so it's like a double or triple long, incredibly explosively straight then. and that's why the winds have been so strong . the other thing to this counterclockwise spinning storm tubs, a strip of moisture from near white, all the way towards c

she's at the march and washington, dc. and the democrats have really leaned into women's rights. kristin, hoping it will be a winning issue for them. you've been speaking to people who feel very passionately about this. absolutely. this is a massive get out the vote effort that's been organized by some of cala harrison's most passionate supporters, women who are concerned about reproductive rights. and we're just at the end of the march here. you can see people are kind of coming down and after marching and changing in the streets were on the lawn actually outside the white house where comma harris herself spoke of just in the last week making a play to all voters. but especially women, voters. she is leading by double digits in the polls with women for trump has an advantage with men. so the message here is for people to get out and vote. and the other message that we're hearing consistently and chance. and when we talk to people on the t shirts is that we are not going back. they don't want to go back to the time when wo

ecological wisdom of the management of do the so says let me take the question back to hands in washington dc and we know how to, how strong the coming green ground is we'll deal stein's major role in this selection, be simply to decide how much votes of pallet the kind of how it's get. so whether she makes it into the white house on, on, depending on how much she eats from support. the democrats, is that the way you see it, hans? yeah, i mean, i think that's definitely what it comes down to. i mean, one thing we can be pretty confident about with this election. here's that jill stein is not going to be the next president of the united states. we don't know much else, it's very, very close. i mean, when it's close, any little thing get matter. so it's quite possible that the margin of victory in the handful swing states that end up determining the outcome will be smaller than the number of votes that joe stein gets. we can't be sure where those votes are coming from. maybe those are people who wouldn't devote at all, but probably those are people who would have voted for the democrat because

oh, as you know, did i my best in washington dc. don't have much insight on to the political scene in berlin anymore. um, well, how does it look to, i mean, are your shipping from where you're sitting? i mean, does it look like a german government? can it can survive another 4 months. i mean, i think a lot of the political tension here is crime, the base story focused on the consequences of the trump, the election that happened on tuesday. and so the news broke and sort of kind of the shadow of the us presidential election. i mean, i think the uncertainty comment that shows made is absolutely on point uh, you know, we live in, in the world where there are multiple wars where, you know, this decoupling and the globalization and you see governments grambling and struggling less than right. so the fact that the us has a good is getting a new president in january and that the germany doesn't necessarily have a functioning government then uh should to seriously be a concern for, for european decision makers. no question. we, we noticed t

we've also been speaking to voters around washington dc, many of them visiting the us capital. and this is what they had to say about their fears and expectations a day ahead of the election. i think i hope for tomorrow is that one people have the opportunity to vote for whoever they want peacefully. and that regardless, there is no violence that comes out of tomorrow's election that we accept the results of tomorrow's election. and that we can come away from it a little bit more as like a peaceful nation hopefully. and that people can sell for her and no matter what people need to get along, you know, we need to, we need to be able to come together as a nation and enjoy the presence of other people around you and not have to fear there. definitely always are serious living around. do you see like something like the capital. right. so i happen to get in and make it violet around here. but overall i think people will be ok. my message to my follow americans to vote side of the all is vote, a responsive leave or for the future of the country. do not vote against do not vote in fa