happened to young joseph ray? after this voyage, he went out on another whaling voyage at -- out of connecticut and unfortunately, he was up in the sales and he fell from the four masked yard and was lost at sea. and what happened to the edward kerry? in 1864 and stopped in san francisco where it was sold and resumed its whaling. then, in 1865, it was captured and burned by the confederate shenandoah and that was the end of the edward kerry. now, -- people would think that probably the 19th century was the heyday of whaling, but actually it was the 20th century when soviet fleets, european fleets, asian fleets started hunting whales for meat rather than for oil and surprisingly in the 200 years of whaling that nantucket was doing, approximately one million whales were killed, but in the 50-60 years of more modern whaling where they have big factory ships and grenades and harpoon guns and so on, over 3 million -- it is estimated over 3 million whales have been killed. whale populations are still quite threatened, t

here we have a young man whose name is joseph ray. joseph kept a journal throughout this voyage. so a lot of the drawings that you will be seeing came from joseph ray. he was a 21-year-old nantucket boy hired to go on the ship and his job was going to be both steerer and harpooner. that means when they are actually pursuing a whale, ofeph will be in the bough the ship. when they approached the whale, he will also be the harpooner. the present is going to harpoon the whale. joseph joins the rest of the crew. he is -- these are men from the all over, men from buffalo, boston, nantucket, because the captains and the mates are most likely from nantucket. and there is also a man from the azores. as the edward carriage sales all over the world, they will be picking up other sailors along the way, so that will add to the diversity of the crew. diverse whaling crews created the first meritocracy in the colony. in a young man who could prove to clamber up the ladder and achieve success on the voyage or did maybe you could become a mate, maybe even a captain. pictured here we have the firs

so what happened to young joseph ray? after this voyage, he went out on another whaling voyage at -- out of connecticut and unfortunately, he was up in the sails and he fell from the four foremast yard and was lost at sea. and what happened to the edward kerry? it went out in 1858 and stopped in san francisco where it was sold and resumed its whaling. then, in 1865, it was captured and burned by the confederate shenandoah and that was the end of the edward kerry. so now -- people would think that probably the 19th century was the heyday of whaling, but actually it was the 20th century when soviet fleets, european fleets, asian fleets started hunting whales for meat rather than for oil and surprisingly in the 200 years of whaling that nantucket was doing, approximately one million whales were killed, but in the 50-60 years of more modern whaling where they have big factory ships and grenades and harpoon guns and so on, over 3 million -- it is estimated over 3 million whales have been killed. whale populations are still qui

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and among those is one, joseph howard. now, joseph howard was working for "the new york times." he was a very witty, very stylish reporter, who was famous in new york city, seemed to know everyone from henry ward beecher, who was kind of the billy graham of his day, to the people in the theater district and all the powerful people within the media. so he is out with abraham lincoln on the train and writing these incredibly witty reports back to his readers. and those papers, the new york papers, were extremely important. they would go wide through the country and overseas. so, as they're going along, they get to harrisburg, pennsylvania. now, joseph howard has sort of retired for the night in his hotel room after they had gone to this dinner. and suddenly an agent of the government comes into his room, slams the door shut, and says, he is not allowed to leave for the rest of the night. now, howard did not take this lightly. he immediately demanded that he get an explanation, and the agent refused to say anything for a while, but finally admitted what had happened was there was a

with people like joseph. is actually a farmer who grows peanuts and vegetables. yams are growing in these mounds of earth. and a. while yet tells the education officer that most of his harvest goes towards feeding his family so he has little left to sell. the. i had to pay my children's school fees and hunting seemed like the easiest way. out snares and the next day i'd usually cotton and. i sell it so much children could go to school now. joseph has 10 children to feed. and he's like many here driven to poach out of sheer debt. not create. a community should. they protect what we have in the back so that we have a lot of people being employed in the fight our local groups who they buy from them when they're going to do a lot of funny and that the same time if we are going to have a lot of 20 scamming to the back they protect the environment. farmers like joseph are now being told more efficient farming methods so they can better their incomes without resorting to poaching. after 3. months brought along an instructor. and his wife how to get rid of. and how to fe

joseph has 10 children to feed. and he's like many here driven to poach out of sheer desperation not to greet. a community should. they protect what we have in the. so that we have a lot of people being employed in the back our local groups who will be buying from them when they are going to do i don't go funny and that. if we are going to have a lot of 20 scamming to the back they protect the environment. farmers like josephs are now being told more efficient farming methods so they can better their incomes without resorting to poaching. we have. taken in money has brought along an instructor. and his wife how to get rid of. and how to fertilize their fields naturally. it seems to be working well. joseph while your senses are all through with poaching he's even willing to put up with the flying foxes eating fruit from his trees. some villagers use to be boxes off the trees and skin them. today that rarely happens though sometimes children still catch and kill them for their grandparents. but if you want to. even to

coming up a few moments bobby van's steakhouse owner joseph smith giving his take on the stimulus package. will it be enough to keep the struggling restaurant industry afloat? my one-on-one with donald trump campaign advisor george papadopoulus fresh off his presidential pardon. we'll look at big moment this is week on top newsmakers with "mornings with maria" on this edition of the week's talkers. watch tell me about purchasing the blue dosages, now the new information on the covid dosages? >> it is important vaccines and vaccinations are not new to cvs. this we've been building for the last 15 years. we have infrastructure to handle covid vacs seeps as they roll out -- vaccines. maria: you released a report what you deem as irregular find frogs election 2020. >> basically what i found, maria, after sifting through thousands of documents, there is basically a coordinated democratic party strategy to stuff the ballot box with mail-in and absentee ballots. >> represented gorge today in the house. how do you see things? >> both jon ossoff and rafael warnock nominated extraordinarily radical

abrams: i am pleased to announce that joseph r. biden has received 16 votes for president of the united states. [applause] we will now cast our ballots for vice president of the united states. the ballots for vice president will be distributed to each of the electors. please complete your ballot once you receive it. upon completion, your ballots will be collected and provided to our secretary for review. afterwards, i will confirm your vote with each of you via a roll call vote. ms. abrams: as i call your name, please state the name of the person for whom you cast your vote for vice president. i cast my vote for kamala harris. gloria butler. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bobby fuse. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: deborah gonzalez. sen. wyden: -- >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: steve henson. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: calvin smyre. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris

joseph has 10 children to feed. he's like many here driven to poach out of sheer desperation not greed. a community should see to it that they protect what we have in the uk so that we have a lot of people being employed in the back a lot of blokes will be buying from them when they're going to do a lot of funny and that the same time if we are going to have a lot of 20 scamming to the back they brought it to the environment. farmers like joseph are now being told more efficient farming methods so they can better their incomes. without resorting to punching. after 3. that. brought along an instructor. and his wife how to get rid of. and how to fertilize their fields naturally. you know it seems to be working well. joseph while your senses are all through with poaching he's even willing to put up with a flying fox is eating fruit from his trees. some villagers used to be. the trees and skin them. today that rarely happens though sometimes children still catch and kill them for their grandparents. but if you want. eve

thanks so much, peniel joseph and thank all of you for coming. it has been amazing. >> we can all continue to listen to you talk all night but the good news is there is a whole book fool of your thoughts on this topic. encourage you all to pick it up. we were saying how this is really a book that will stand the test of time and a bunch of you were saying how this speaks to this moment and both of these things are true. a book that is both enduring and important right now, kind of remarkable. the sweet spot. thank you peniel joseph for being here and thank you brandon terry for being a terrific moderator and thank all of you for joining us this evening and hope we can continue to come to gather and listen and learn from each other. with that i will say thank you again and good night. thanks for joining us. >> porter square books, absolutely. >> on tuesday january 5th the balance of power in the senate will be decided by the winners of the two georgia runoffs, david perdue and kelly leffler are defending their seat and the gop control of the chambe

d.iden and for harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala harris. >> we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. signask that each elector the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> ms. mayor. >> electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january a.d. 2021, being electors duly appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said agreeably, onma met the first monday and the second wednesday of december of the year 202020, being the 14th day of the month to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized we proceed to vote, by ballot for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully certify the following are two distinct lists, one of the votes for president and the other of the votes for vice cast.ent so witness our hands on this 14th day of december a.d. 2020. these certificates have

joseph joins us. his research is focused on many of the contemporary problems facing france and its national security. joseph, always a pleasure to have you on the program. do you think this trial and the verdicts will begin to heal the wounds that have already been opened here in france? >> i am not sure. joseph: they don't give us much in terms of new information or much in terms of resolution around the shape of terrorism in france. to me, they confirmed some of my long believes -- long-held beliefs around jihadist terrorism in europe. is -- we have 14 individuals who have been tried and convicted today. and at them are these great terrorist masterminds that we sometimes think are behind well coordinated attacks with orders given from a desert or a cave somewhere in an islamic country and people setting out very clear plans of what is to do. the thing that keeps reemerging is -- it is very easy to attack targets and it does not require much expertise at all. marco: the new laws coming into play in

i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and kamala d. harris. marla: i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala d. harris. marie: i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala d. harris. john: we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. marla: i ask that each elector sign the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. vice president of the united >> we the undersigned electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january ad 2021, being electors duly legally appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a next certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said state, having met agreeably, on the first monday after the second wednesday of december of the year 2020, being the 14th day of the month, to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized, we proceed to vote by ballot and balloted for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully cert

now more and more towns is asking joseph in peace to come and pay $1.00 of his large scale murals there of the superhero grandmamma's. one of the biggest surprises of 2020 has been how many older people have gotten active on social media even on the video platform take tuck which used to be just for teenagers. i'm going. to go right even though 82 year old actor anthony hopkins has been getting down on to talk showing off his moves and painting and he's not alone she loves another celebrity also outside target age group of 13 to $24.00 but she is called so and so the trend . and you're hungry to go to is the head of social media for d.w.i. culture and lifestyle department. what is it about take talk that made it these social media trying to 2020 yes david i think it actually has a lot to do with cope with and the lockdown because we had all these people family stuck in that home with a lot of time on their hands and you know anti-family is a start at making talk and even going viral on the app and you know i mean the taguba still is the bad we saw that you know there's no age limit to t

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joseph kvedar, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern, on "the communicators" on c-span 2. ♪ >>> in plymouth harbor, england, the mayflower ii lies in anchor, a ship come to life again after three centuries in the pages of history. she's as accurate a replica of the original as scholars and shipwrights could make her, a gift of englishmen to america, an historical tribute far removed from the usual solemn ceremonies and weighty books. this tribute to history takes the form of living adventure. 337 years after the original set sail for the new world, on the landing stage from which the pilgrims departed, plymouth's lord mayor bid the ship godspeed and smooth sailing. ♪ >> the sceremonies are ended, te adventure about to begin, with the attention of the world focused on this voyage. in contrast to the pilgrims' heralded departure from their own land in search of freedom and a new life. 1620 and 1957 are separated by far more than a mere passage of time. crewmen had to master a complex tang he will of rigging, memorizing more th

these murals over work in spanish art is joseph. fear based on real grandma's from the countryside in his artwork joseph combines fantasy and reality why not come up with sort of the stuff. i'm fascinated by these women by their extraordinary strength and their ability to bring can keep together family i also have a personal relationship with each of them i get to know them before and during the pain of process and every new subject i get to learn about another person's life it's fascinating on the more they're going to be in the know as me that's. him as his are his name goes grandma's from his native clichy north question space these women had to work hard to provide for their families. and going to be uninspired by telling stories and that's also what i want to do songs both an artist and a narrator at the same time. is about alonzo is one of his muses she does a little clip. taliban and can is the protagonist of his latest art project. us a unique hello what are you doing up there. oh my god. it's very good i really like it a lo

people like joseph. is actually a farmer who grows peanuts and vegetables. yams are growing in these mounds of earth. he. tells the education officer the most of his harvest goes towards feeding his family so he has little left to sell. the. i had to pay my children's school fees and hunting seemed like the easiest way. out snares and the next day i'd usually cotton and. i sell it so much children could go to school now. joseph has 10 children to feed. he's like many driven to poach out of sheer debt. not create. a community should see to it that they protect what we have in the back so that we have a lot of people being employed in the back a lot of groups who would be buying from them when they're going to do our local funny and like the same game if we are going to have a lot of 20 scamming to the back they've brought to do with the environment. farmers like joseph valya are now being told more efficient farming methods so they can better their incomes without resorting to poaching. after 3. taken in money as brought along an instructor. and his wife how

biden. >> we have 16 votes for joseph r. biden for president. >> cast it's votes for president of the united states of america to joseph r. biden. >> the people of arizona selected joseph biden and kamala harris. and the electors will cast their votes accordingly. >> 16 electoral college votes on behalf of the state of georgia for joseph r. biden for president of the united states. >> california's 55 electoral college votes push the biden-harris ticket over the threshold of 270 tonight. biden spoke this evening after his win was confirmed and cemented. and for the first time he attacked donald trump's attacks on our democracy and trump's effort to overturn this election. >> the trump campaign brought dozens and dozens and dozens of legal challenges to test the result. they were heard again and again. and each of the times they were heard they were found to be without merit. none of this has stopped baseless claims about the legitimacy of the results. even more stunning 17 republican attorneys general and 126 republican membe

the electors of the commonwealth 20pennsylvania have cast the honorable joseph r. biden for president of the united states in 20 votes for the honorable kamala d. harris for vice president of the united states. [applause] >> i hope you can see me smiling behind this mask. would like the secretary to record that in this opening meeting of the electoral college of pennsylvania, the honorable richard fitzgerald, that the by the teller vote for president of the united states was 20 votes for joseph the vote for vice president of the united states .as 20 votes were kamala d harris. the chair also thanks them for the efficient performance of their duty. law, itdance with the our responsibility to certify the results. the chair recognizes the yer of delawarebo county for the purpose of offering the resolution. >> thank you, madam president. it is resolve the certificate to vote for the president and vice president of the united states has been certified by the electors. >> those in favor of the resolution will signify by saying aye. the resolution is unanimously adopted.

the electors have unanimously cast 16 votes for joseph r. biden. [ cheers and applause ]

joseph walia has 10 children to feed. he's like many here driven to poach out of sheer desperation not greed. a community should see to it that they protect what we have in their back so that we have a lot of people being employed in the back our local groups who would be buying from them when they are going to do a lot of funny and that the same time if we are going to have a lot of 20 scamming to the back they protect do with a vitamin. farmers like joseph valya are now being told more efficient farming methods so they can better their incomes without resorting to poaching. after 3. or 3 months are counted as brought along an instructor who shows poorly and his wife how to get rid of. and how to fertilize their fields naturally. it seems to be working well. for you. joseph while your senses are all through with poaching he's even willing to put up with a flying fox is eating fruit from his trees. some villagers used to be like. boxes off the trees and skin them. today that rarely happens but sometimes children still cat

. >> 20 votes for the honorable joseph r. biden. >> for president, donald j. trump. >> joseph r. biden has received 16 vote for president of the united states. >> reporter: 538 presidential electors met around the country pledged to vote for the winner of the popular vote in their states. >> it is not just tradition but to sho folks especially now more than ever our system works. >> reporter: this process nearly as old as the nation has never before received this much attention. in michigan the state capitol where the electors met was closed to normal business over what officials said were security concerns. as expected, joe biden received 306 electoral votes. donald trump 232 >> in this battle for the soul of america, democracy prevailed. we the people voted. faith in our institutions held. >> reporter: the number of election lawsuits is now down to a trickle without a single significant trump victory and legal experts say after today's vote the ability to change th result in court is gone. >> everything up until now has been a prelude to this official moment today and the const

now more and more towns in spain are asking joseph m.p.t. to come and pay $1.00 of his large scale mirrors the year of the superhero grandmamma's. from super grannies we move on to super cause the multimillionaire michel foolish is absolutely crazy about cars as a fashion designer he made enough money to begin collecting them and eventually quit his job to focus on his passion for vehicles full time enjoyed success as a racing driver and then began redesigning cars in now boasts a collection of 250 unique constructions we paid him a visit at his car sculpture park near doesn't talk. he builds electric sports cars. leaves expensive classic cars to rot in the forest. and drives and steal dragon car. michelle clear day she is a classic car dealer car designer bone event and collector with a passion for extraordinary vehicle. this this looks like a car could be as ours but it isn't a car in the traditional sense this is the work of. this car could also be called a work of art the electros is one of the world's that's just electric race cars and

joseph. receives another visit from the national parks education officer. is here to show the farmer how he can money without having to resort to poaching by extracting honey. the smoke from the fire is supposed to calm the beads. the national park is training farmers like walia to become beekeepers some 4000 hives and plant. is in a bit unsure of himself he's only been a beekeeper for 2 weeks. this bizarre. scene here they are of but in it as they are going to put in a death they help nobody made for us which if you. saw this families were able to support their population over the number of troops will be many of the same time they will be able to move in that evening from there and there they have a still from living here that this is working with our hands as he translates in effectiveness of the smoke right away he gets down to 5 times but monsanto says that won't happen once the new beekeeper comes down. he heads home bought the work of an education officer is never really down on the way he meets a man making charcoal in a pot of. many people do this

there are four votes for joseph r. biden. >> check in in wisconsin, they're voting on their ten electoral votes. let's listen in. they're handing votes over. wisconsin as you correctly point out was a key battleground state that trump won four years ago and lost this time around. >> one of the so-called blue wall states, wolf. if you look at the entire map, joe biden at the end of the day has 306 electoral votes, 20 here, 10 in michigan and wisconsin, that's 50. if you bring it in now to go into the state of wisconsin where we look at this, think of this, ten electoral votes are essential to the trump victory, surprise victory back in 2016. again, this is reaffirmation. we have no drama about the outcome. reminds us it was a great day in democracy four years ago too. i know democrats didn't vote for donald trump, weren't happy president trump won, but the system is the system. it has a rules and process, ritual like we are watching today. four years ago, the state was red if you go back in time. this was key to the tru

isabel is the 16th grandmother to have been painted by joseph n.p. he created his 1st large scale superhero grandma back in 2016 this near the town of junior glacier shows pottery expert. and in bio is a least a strong performer. as photos of these miracles travel the world became an inspiration for younger generations who started sharing photos of themselves on social media just as the grandmas. going on. back in vera and he was a bot in peace and year olds can reach up to 50 metres in height and take about 6 weeks to complete before he starts working on a new project he 1st gets to know the grandma and her family. for its members if you know what i think these minerals are one of them are going to be because they give recognition to all these women who have worked so hard their entire lives on the to this day and they haven't really been acknowledged you know yes we're going to have a lot of and now that i'm all of this the whole family is just so proud for you i mean yeah. only after having met the protagonist of a painting several times you know

. >>> con el fin de demostrar el espíritu navideño estudiantes decoraron arbolitos, joseph martínez habló con un grupo de niños que adornaron el suyo representando a la isla del encanto . >>> el árbol es una tradición que se ha realizado por 98 años, este árbol esta acompañado de otros 56 que representan a los 50 estados los ornamentos fueron creados por estudiantes, los del árbol fueron diseñados por pequeños de la escuela francisco de san juan . >>> para mí fue emocionante participar, me llena de mucho orgullo, puerto rico es muy rico en cultura, me siento orgulloso >>> el trabajo es reconocido por personal del departamento de educación. en tema que llegan genera clases de teatro, y artes visuales a través de nuestra cultura los estudiantes se identifican, estos chicos plasmaron un pedacito de nosotros y las que están afuera . >>> la ceremonia se tuvo que hacer de manera virtual, usted puede venir con su familia a disfrutar de esta transmisión y apreciar este arte. los estudiantes nos hablaron de sus creaciones. >>> estamos rodeados de agua, aquí se representa el mar en e

isabel is the 16th grandmother to have been painted by joseph n.p. he created his 1st large scale superhero grandma back in 2016 this near the town of junior glacier shows how to make a spurt. and in a bio is at least a strong performer. as photos of these murals travel the world to the king that is the ration for younger generations who started sharing photos of themselves on social media just as the grandma's. right. back in there and he was a bought him piece and year olds can reach up to 15 metres in height and take about 6 weeks to complete before he starts working on a new project he 1st gets to know the grandma and her family. were remembered if you know what i think these minerals are one of them because they give recognition to all these women who have worked so hard their entire lives on the to this day and they haven't really been that knowledge you know be ever going to come out on the 15th and now that i'm all of this the whole family is just so proud with you i mean yeah. only after having met the protagonist of a painting several times

multiple attempts to overturn that result she returns he reports now from wilmington in delaware for joseph biden of delaware a democrat. i defied knows 0. california is electoral college vote made it official joe biden is the president elect and in the end the formal tally of the states joe biden won in the november election was the procedural affair it normally is across the country electors in states that biden flipped from the republicans cast their states votes for the president elect joseph r. biden has received 16 votes under the u.s. constitution the president isn't chosen by the popular vote but by the $538.00 electors of the electoral college however usually they follow the majority vote in each of their states as part of the trump campaign's efforts to overturn the election results efforts were made to subvert that process they have actors that unanimously cast 16 votes for joseph are guided me but even in michigan one of several states where electors were given a police escort the vote was conducted without surprise and eventually 306 electors across the country voted for biden

she was the speaker of parliament in an ally of former president joseph kabila after hours of debate politicians even those who support could be lower voted to impeach or feel like they're going to basically think it was time everything is cyclical her time has passed she did nothing and we don't think we'll miss her. but this was about more than one woman. it was a vote for president felix just a kitty and how much support he would have in building a new coalition and after 2 years taking a clear majority in parliament that they're not change began today we had a hybrid government before but now the congolese people the members of parliament have demonstrated that they were fed up they were fed up with the computer family and his supporters who pretended to have a majority the president has security came to office last year but without a majority 300 of the 500 seats in parliament were loyal to his predecessor joseph kabila the 2 leaders came to a power sharing agreement but she security said it hamstrung him and as if it's to annex reform all combat corruption the shaky coalition f

it is on their behalf that we come together today to cast our votes for joseph r. biden and kamala debbie harris. it is for them, the people of georgia, that i say today we are electors, but we are also

this is a new career i think for joseph. joseph, here. this is a new career i think forjoseph. joseph, i better call you fletcher. how much fun was it? really fun. really fun. you're kidding, you were living the dream yesterday with those donkeys, won't you, and then mary riding around on them. it was a bit of a different day yesterday. we had a few of those recently, haven't we? as i mentioned, britton‘s got talent, what is it about the school, is it a special school that encourages this sort of thing? there is only special schools out there. schools have done an amazing job over the past couple months. wejust an amazing job over the past couple months. we just want our own children to grow up thinking anything is possible. our school motto is dare to dream, with what can we write our own nativity, then get david walliams, then go all these other people involved. i'm sure there's people out there that would say you will never be on bbc news, and here you are. it is about perseverance, resilience. 0n the other thing is we want them to be fun, happy memories, do things that ar

joseph kvedar is president of the american telemedicine association. he's a harvard medical school professor as well and a practicing dermatologist. kimberly leonard covers healthcare for business insider. dr. kvedar, is there a chance that the sessions start to be recorded, thus increasing the privacy concerns? >> guest: well, now as we are currently doing this and as we alluded to earlier there are people using every kind of platform, and some of those allow you to press the record button, for sure. we strongly advise clinicians never to do that. it doesn't make any sense whatsoever unless perhaps you are recording part of neurology exam for the record or something like that. but patients will again have the option of doing that as well. i don't think that should be part of our future, but right now it could happen. >> what if the patient wants that recording to be able to listen back and say okay, particularly during maybe a visit with a psychologist, they want to listen back and try to embed it in their brains and hear the advice they receive. is i

joining us are doctor joseph kvedar of the american telemedicine association and harvard medical school, along with our guest reporter kimberly leonard of business insider. doctor kay, how long has telemedicine been around and what has been the growth or use of it in the past couple of months? >> guest: it has been around since some people said the early 1920s there was a lovely picture in one of the magazines that is now popular science but had a different name that shows a family huddled around the radio having a visit with a doctor on the other side. the concept has been around for a while in the late 60s is when it got going and puttered along for the next several decades until a couple of months ago and of course we told everyone in the u.s. that they had to stay in their home and we as clinicians had to take care of them and things blossomed overnight. >> host: how can it be used today? >> guest: in a number of ways. i think the best use is of all his mental health is number one probably used and god knows it is a growing need so that is wonderful. a lot of urgent care type of thi

wells leader to congratulate biden on his when she had her tons of reports from wilmington delaware joseph biden of delaware a democrat. i sniff the 5 nose 0. california's electoral college vote made it official joe biden is the president elect and in the end the formal tally of the states joe biden won in the november election was the procedural affair it normally is across the country electors in states that biden flipped from the republicans cost their states votes for the president elect joseph r. biden has received $16.00 votes under the u.s. constitution the president isn't chosen by the popular vote but by the 5 $138.00 electors of the electoral college however usually they follow the majority vote in each of their states as part of the trump campaign's efforts to overturn the election results efforts were made to subvert that process they have actors have not honestly cast 16 votes for joseph r. biden but even in michigan one of several states where electors were given a police escort the vote was conducted without surprise and eventually 306 electors across the country voted for b

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the electors have unanimously cast 16 votes for joseph r. biden. [ applause ] >> there you have it, formal, the official announcement. michigan, a key battleground state, going for biden and kamala harris. john king, we can't overstress how important these three bal t ballot-run states were, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. >> and, wolf, so you just saw michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin went earlier in the day. it's been a while since i've gotten to do this, but that was the reason. that was the reason on day one when joe biden announced for the democratic nomination at a time when there was a great deal of skepticism. was he the right man for the party at this moment to go up against donald trump? what did he say, i can win pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. i can peel away the blue wall that donald trump put up in 2016. he did it and you just had the affirmation with the state of michigan that, in fact, mission accomplished for joe biden. again, 16 in michigan now. we're going through this ritual. it's an affirmation. there is