Inhisfirstspeechaftertheresultbecameclear, Mr. BidentoldsupportersthathewantedtorestorethesoulofAmericaon, toldthosewhodidn't voteforhimthattheyshouldgiveeachother a chance.
Butthatlookslikelytoincrease, with a fewstatesseenhereingrayyettodeclare.
しかし、それはまだ明らかになっておらず、いくつかの州で、また増加する可能性が高いように見えます。
OurNorthAmericacorrespondentNickBryantisinWilmington, Delaware, Mr. Biden's hometown
北米特派員のニック・ブライアントは デラウェア州のウィルミントンにいます。バイデン氏の故郷です。
Nick, overtoyou.
ニック、あなたの番です。
President-electBidenispreparingtotakepower, statingthatonthefirstdayofhispresidencyhewillsend a lettertotheUnitedNationsindicatingthatAmericawillrejointheParisClimateChangeAgreement, a substantiveandhighlysymbolicmove, whichwouldunderscorehowtheUnitedStatesisundernewmanagement.
Thepresident-electattendedMassandthenvisitedthegraveofhisson, whodiedfromcancer, a reminderofhowhisstoryofpersonalgrieffinds a mournfulechointhesesorrowfultimes.
次期大統領はミサに出席し、癌で亡くなった息子の墓を訪れました。
Hispartylastnightendedwith a kindofmade-for-televisionspectacularthatwenormallyassociatewithDonaldTrump, a showoftheDemocraticrealitythatJoeBidenisthewinner.
We'vehadPresidentGeorge W. Bush, theonlylivingformerRepublicanpresidentcomingoutandcongratulatingJoeBidentodayonhisvictory, notwaitingforanylegalmechanismsthatthepresidentiscurrentlygoingthrough.
TherearealsoreportsthatthefirstladyMelaniabelievesthatthepresidentshouldconcedeandsotoohisson-in-law, JaredKushner, whois a keyadviser; againstthatyou'vegothistwosonssaying, no, no, no, you'vegottofightthisontotheend, andtherearesomeotherseniorRepublicanvoicesaswellsayingthat.