they will also discuss the opportunities for the biden harris administration to deliver a rapid coordinated response to covid-19, that includes strategic use of vaccines to protect more people. the speakers will bring a science-based perspective on these and other topics. please note participants are welcome to use images, video, and quotes readily from the webcast and the content is for immediate relief. -- release. i would like to briefly introduce our two speakers. dr. chris beyrer is the director for human health and public rights in the department of epidemiology, international health and health behavior and society at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health and also the founding director of the center for public health and human rights. during the pandemic, dr. beyrer has been engaged in research and focusing on lessening prisons to prevent the spread of covid-19, transmission of covid-19 and efficacy of mask wearing, as well as the development of covid-19 vaccines. he also serves as a senior scientific liaison for the covid-19 prevention network. our second speaker will b

un dÍa histÓrico en el paÍs, joe biden jurÓ como presidente de estados unidos. kamala harrisra saber cÓmo serÍan los primeros 4 aÑos, saludo al profesor enrique pomar. profesor, en quÉ estado recibe joe biden el paÍs, despuÉs de los hechos en el capitolio? >> el paÍs estÁ pasando por un momento muy difÍcil, porque hay crisis que estÁn pasando simultÁneamente. eso hace muy complicado el hecho de tratar de mejorar una sin tratar de atender la otra. paola: cuÁles serÍan los principales retos que van a tener que enfrentar biden y harris en la crisis econÓmica? enrique: tenemos la pandemia. los casos siguen aumentando y van de una forma alarmante. el paÍs tiene que volver a recuperarse, volver a funcionar como estaba antes. tercero y muy importante, la reconciliaciÓn nacional para reconciliar a aquellas personas, sobre todo en los que apoyaron el presidente trump. paola: reconciliaciÓn, una palabra muy importante para los siguientes aÑos. se espera que el presidente biden y la vicepresidenta harris puedan cumplir sus promesas, entre ellas las de carÁcter migratorio. lo van a logra

dc to talk more about how to day unfolded in just a few minutes, but first president biden and vice president harris have already been very busy at work within the last hour president biden has signed his first executive order mandating masks and social distancing and federal properties, he also targeted trump's policies on social equity climate change and immigration. you can find a full list of his executive actions on our website kron 4 dot com. the president is also directed federal agencies to halt all rulemaking until his administration has time to review the proposed regulations and in just about an hour at 4 o'clock this afternoon. the white house press secretary jen psaki is expects pectin to hold her first press briefing, we'll bring you updates. and yet another historic day for people of color former secretary of state here from california alex pda takes over kamala harris's california seat in the senate. he is the first latino senator to serve the state of california. he was also sworn into office today by vice president harris also sworn in today where georgia has 2 new democratic 7 sen

submit i'm going with biden harris. kennedy: and kathie? to be pence. [laughter] 's before nevers got such good management that means it jason you and michael are right. it was biden harrisburg joe bite was put on probation at the university of delaware for what he called a prank. that was in the 1860s when they first invented pirate signatures. we call that water back then. eric question number two you ready? >> yep. kennedy: which ticket contains the candidate who once hosted their own radio show? >> this is true but pence. kennedy: kate michael starr hopkins bruce vectra pence. kennedy: and jason. vectra pence. twenty-four all right very good michael and jason which had to cathing you have one. mike pence launches political verse the host of the mike pence show. bernie also question number three are be ready michael let's do this you can answer first. which ticket contains a candidate who's voted ladies man by his peers in his high school yearbook? michael. >> i'm going to with biden harris. kennedy: jason? spectrum pence. kennedy: kathe

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i'm so proud of joe biden and kamala harris. joe biden is the uniter in chief and he has done so much for so many people during his distinguished career and kamala harris has provided inspiration to every person in america about what we can all accomplish. it was just such an honor to see her there yesterday in this historic moment. women and girls across america are saying, that can be me some day. and i want to say thank you. we are in a transition period at the dnc and there were so many people on our staff and team who helped out. our officers who are-- many of whom are outgoing officers. some who are sticking around. i want to say thank you. our ceo's past and present. leah daughtry, mary beth cahill, my officer partners, michael blake, maria, bill, chris, ken martin. grace, karen carter peterson, jason ray, keith ellison and of course, my good friend and our incoming chair, jaime harrison. jaime's a rockstar. in order to know jaime you've got to meet his mother. i say this all the time. you can tell a lot about a person if

ii know that we all agree that the biden harris administration will work tirelessly to unify our nation to tackle what challenges we face. please join me in welcoming, president joe biden for an important message to alomar dnc members. >> hi everyone, thank you for tom perez and everybody. and congratulations to jamie harrison andnd the entire slate of vice chairs and officers. folks, we have the broadest and most diverse coalition ever and we will do it again with the strong dnc working together with state parties, we can truly unite the country. i know we can. despite everything, i had never been more optimistic about the future of america, so let's get to work. raise your right hand and repeat after me i chose to our biden junior do solemnly swear. >> i, harris do swear that i will faithfully execute. >> the office. >> unable support and support and defend the constitution of the united states. against threats foreign and domestic,. >> that i will bear, will to the best of my ability serve, protect, andhe defend the constitution that states. >> in and take this obligation freely with

-- biden/harris administration?ho organized with us leading to the victory had some of the same concerns that we are hearing joe biden address and many folks mentioned now. thank you for bringing up the importance of having a clear plan on covid vaccination, not justin the u.s., not justin mystically, but being able to use the u.s.'s power as a global force and global influence to be able to get that vaccine, also to low income countries who have not had that access. we see the vaccines primarily go into more influential, more a fluent countries. we want to understand that injustice at home has been married to aggression abroad. that needs to go. that is to always be working intend on their head domestically, -- in tandem. domestically, what people are looking at is these triple pandemics we are dealing with. we are dealing with a pandemic of racism and white supremacy, which joe biden called out in his message probably more explicitly than we have seen many presidents do, he explicitly recognized the role of white

. >> president joe biden has called upon us to summon now the courage to see beyond crisis. amna: and kamala harris, barrier-breaking vice president. pledging to reunite the public -- >> democracy is precious. democracy is fragile. and at this hour, my friends, democracy has prevailed! amna: and renew the fight against covid. president biden: our national plan a full-scale wartime effort to address the supply shortages. amna: as president biden gets to work lawmakers are still working to impeach his predecessor. >> a trial will be held in the united states senate. d there will be a vote whether to convict the president. amna: next. announcer: this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- >> for 25 years csumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. we offer a variety of no contract plans and our u.s.-based customer service team can help find one that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. announcer: kaiser permanente. additional funding is provided by the estate of arnold adams and koo and patricia yuen through t

now the biden-harris administration is going to do it again. we will create the white house office of domestic public policy as the head of the new office and my national climate advisor, jean will chair the national climate task force made up of many members of our cabinet to deliver a whole government approach. we need to be bold. that includes revitalizing the economies of coal, gas, and power plant communities. we have to create jobs for recapping old mines and wells, creating new good paying jobs in those communities where those workers live because they helped build this country. we are going to do right by them, make sure they have opportunities to keep building in the nation and their own opportunities and getting paid well for it. we are going to work with mayors, governors, travel leaders and business leaders for stepping up and young people leading and organizing, leading the way. you have the full capacity and power of the federal government, your government is going to work with you. i've asked the secretary to stop issuing new oil

now, the biden-harris administration is going to do it again and go beyond. the executive order i am citing -- i am signing establishes a white house office of domestic public policy. and it will head by distinguished climate leader and former epa had gina mccarthy. as the head of my new office and my national climate advisor, gina will chair the national climate task force made up of many members of our cabinet to deliver a whole of government approach to the climate crisis. this is not a time for small measures. we need to be bold. that includes revitalizing the economies of coal, oil and gas and power plant communities. we have to start creating good-paying jobs, capping old mines and wells, creating new , good-paying jobs in those communities where those workers live because they helped build this country. we are not going to abandoned -- we're not going to abandon the men who dug the coal and built the nation. we are going to do right by them, make sure they have opportunities to keep building in the nation and their own opportunities and get paid well f

this is incredibly special, with you looking at president biden being elected, vice president harris, first african-american indian woman, incredibly special. many people who look like me are proud to see it. >> i look forward to the pandemic being over so that you and i may join a breakdancing crew together. >> what do you love that, -- i love that, what do you think the name would be? >> the good dancing doctor and the old man who looks like he hurt himself. it's a long name. >> it's catchy. >> we are so delighted you were able to be with us. if you will, it's time to kick off, for the first time in our nations history, and god willing, the last time we won't be able to be together, here it is, our virtual parade across america. >> i'm tony goldwyn. i got to tell you i played a president on tv a few years ago and i never got a parade from shonda rimes like the one you are going to see today. as jon stewart noted, the parade across america features americans from across the country joining us from their hometowns and in the next hour or so you will see participants and performers fro

bree newsome bass and princeton university professor eddie glaude about the election of joe biden d kamala harris.   [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. we end this holiday special looking at the election of joe biden and kamala harris, who will become the rst woman vice president as well as the first african american, indian american, caribbean american, and asian american elected to the office. two days after the election was called for biden and harris, i spoke to two guests, professor eddie glaude, chair of princeton university's department of african american studies and author of "begin again: james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own," and also, from north carolina, i talked to bree newsome bass, an artist and antiracist and housing rights activist. she made national headlines in 2015 when she scaled the 30-foot flagpole at the south carolina state capitol to remove the confederate flag shortly after the massacre of eight african american parishioners and their pastor by a white supremacist at the emanuel a

house, the headline of the newspaper, harris becomes first woman vp, for the partisan website first from the left, this from the huffington post, a new era, biden and harris chip away trump, ready for day 2, this from the daily beast, worse than we imagined, team trump left behind a covid-19 nightmare and from the homepage of breitbart tom hanks leads pride time biden harris inauguration celebrating america telecasts featuring anti-trump celebrities and one american news, their homepage, their lead story, this report on donald trump, considering forming a new patriot party. some of the news headlines you can see this money was we are getting a reaction to all of this especially the inaugural address, president joe biden talked about the need for unity in america. >> to overcome these challenges, resole the secure the soul in the future of america requires so much more than words, requires the most elusive of all things in a democracy, unity, unity. in another january, new year's day 1863, abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. when he put pen to paper the president said, quote, if my name ever goes down in history it will be for

joe biden and kamel harris this will steer the fate of the u.s. for the next 4 years the stage is set for the incoming u.s. president. and. after also winning the runoff in georgia democrats have a razor thin majority in the house of representatives and the senate for the 1st time in a very long time. u.s. vice president camila harris will be the deciding vote that will also allow democrats to push their agenda through the legislature in the future giving them some much needed breathing room for example when appointing supreme court judges in the future. or on new spending proposals for a coronavirus for the environment. and socio economic policies all proposals that republicans are likely to block there may be only a short window of opportunity to pass important legislation the midterm elections are coming up next year by then the razor thin democratic majority could be gone how much of the democratic agenda can biden harris really get passed. so let me ask all 3 of you joe biden has repeatedly promised to be the president of all americans to. he

first things first, and the most important priority, after inauguration day, is advancing on the biden-harrisnda to help americans who are still suffering at a very tough time. >> you mentioned confirming cabinet members, both presidents trump and obama had cabinet members confirmed before inauguration. do you worry that biden is going to be starting his presidency without any confirmed cabinet members, and for civilians like me, why does that matter? why does it make a difference? >> stephanie, i am worried about it, and one of the things that slowed it down was the insurrection and then also the fact that the senate majority was not known until after the georgia races but here's the good news, as you reported earlier, there are five committee hearings today on five key appointees. i'm on the armed services and foreign relations committee. i'll be in hearings with tony blinken and general lloyd austin. it looks like we're going to have committee votes on a number of these on thursday. we're cueing them up for fast action and we need to. and once the dust settles from the georgia races and pe

inauguration we love you all the first 3 wednesday's of the years set the stage for an even more historic biden harris administration that's how we view. that's important. to do that as a nation. the covid-19 pandemic will cast a somber note on the celebrations as president elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris prepare to take their oaths before the smallest inauguration crowd at the capitol. >>but the largest security presence in u.s. history, though we may be physically separated. the american people are united in spirit in his first 100 days in office biden is promising a covid-19 relief package and a sweeping immigration bill along with a slew of executive orders. biden says he and the most diverse administration in the nation's history are entering the white house with hope don't tell me. >>things can change. they can. >>and they do president donald trump marks his last day in the white house we embarked on a mission to make america great again by issuing more than a 140 pardons and commutations early this morning. the list includes his former chief strategist steve bannon but om

inauguration here on capitol hill that's wearing on the swearing-in will continue on here tomorrow with biden and harris kicking off the inaugural festivities this evening with a special memorial service for the victims of covid-19. >>on the eve of his inauguration to gilles. we must remember president elect joe biden remember those who lost their lives to the 400 lights glowed tuesday night along the edge of the lincoln memorial reflecting pool paying tribute to the 400,000 people who have died from covid-19 tonight. we grieve and begin healing. together. a dog year-he will be unlike any other both because of the ongoing pandemic and the deadly attack at the u.s. capitol just 2 weeks ago. the razor wire top fencing now surrounds the building like a fortress with more than 25,000 national guard called in on tuesday, 12 national guard members were removed after vetting by the fbi for not taking any chances all americans were horrified by the assault on our capital his final address to the nation president trump condemned the january 6th attack and called for unity more than ever we must unify around our

. >> laura: after the capitol was breached biden and kamala harris decided to double down on division and demonization. >> no one can tell me if that was a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday they would not have been treated very, very differently than the mob of thugs that stormed the capitol. we all know that's true and it's unacceptable! >> laura: part is false. when all hell broke loose last may after the death of george floyd, violent elements used that tragedy as an excuse to burn, loot and rip down buildings and statues and tag everything with spray paint and assault innocent americans. biden did command the violence but never called the perpetrators a mob of thugs or domestic terrorists and this were no calls by his media cheerleaders to bring the criminals to swift justice with facial recognition. the violence continued all summer long with many of the thugs emboldened as the media pulled cameras back. corporate money flowing into the accounts of black lives matter. streets were painted in their honor. organizers were feetured all over tv and became invited speak

con un fervoroso pedido de unidad nacional, "je biden" juramento como presidente y kamala harris comohistorica primera vicepresidenta del pais...hay muho que curar y que ganar, dijo el mandatario.tan pronto se instalo en la oficina oval, biden firmo varias ordenes ejecutivas que revierten algunas de donald trump, como el regreso al acuerdo sobre cambio climatico.y en materia migratoria, ordeno proteger de la deportacion a los "dreamers" y cancelo la emergencia en la frontera sino la emergencia en la frontera. la toma del juramento de la jueza soto mayor marco un hito en la diversidad del paÍs. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ ilia: buenas noches, comenzamos con el nuevo capÍtulo que se escribiÓ hoy en la historia de los estados unidos, con la posesiÓn de joe biden, lo y kamala harris como la nueva vicepresidente. jorge: fue una ceremonia atÍpica, pero cargada de simbolismos. hizo un clamoroso llamado a launidad nacional a decir "tengo el alma en esto". sugieren el compromiso de sanar las habilidades de un paÍs dividido, superar la pandemia iv

do you think this is a signal to the biden-harris administration? fairlyit is, dangerous game. the biden administration will be more focused on questions around human rights than the trump administration has been and will look more closely at the human rights situation, not just xinjiang, but especially hong kong. sure what china's endgame is here. i'm sure there will be some reset of relationship between the united states and china and joe biden and the crowd around him on the foreign policy front are pragmatists and understand the challenges of dealing with china. they will look to have a multifaceted relationship, whereas trump was really just focused on trade. they will want to focus on trade, but also look at human rights and more geopolitical issues and working with allies to do that. fors an interesting timing china to have this crackdown two weeks before joe is inaugurated. manus: it certainly is a strong message. great to have you with us discussing the machinations of policy. lew lukens, partner at signum global advisors. i want to show you

where vice president kamala harris was born. >> reporter: no surprise today that many people here in berkeley and oakland celebrating and supporting the new administration of biden and harris but in 2020, in alameda county, 17% voted for trump. we heard from many people today who still believe th election was stolen. >> i think he is a class guy and a gentleman. so i think in the long run, if we can get through this divisiveness, we will be okay. >> we know people who have ended their friendships during this election, and i still know that she, she has great morals and still a

a president biden and vice president. harris. it is but it. it's going to help the country i think that they're going to be a blessing. the country and i would also add president biden is a man of great safeties of a safebuilt man and i think that his words and his deeds. i can help heal the country. >>and yet it's going to be quite the challenge for him going forward because as you know i you and the rest of the house of representatives for impeachment. so he's going to have to have that delicate balancing act impeaching a former president trump or obviously that's the trial that goes into the senate. and you know when you talk about healing and unification and there still is the cry for accountability. exactly are you concerned that exact this will all know on are painfully aware that unfaithful that. >>are a nation of laws. first and foremost we are a nation of laws. that's what our democracy is about and and i value and i think that accountability you can't have healing unless you have accountability first. that can take place. it is one ar

that's the biden/harris pick for that post which is an important one. >> well, it's quite disturbing.oughout the summer and heading into the elections, survey after survey reported that black americans said we want more law enforcement, not less. we want more responsiveness in our communities and not less. if we had a media working to make sure the american people hear the information they need, they would have pressed the biden/harris ticket into answering the question where they are going to come down. putting a person like this is sending us in the very direction that led to the 2016 election, where americans black, white or brown, felt like there was an elite versus the rest of us mind set. that mind set was not a popular thing during the obama administration. apparently no lessons have been learned. the white house got attacked. courthouses were attacked this summer. when i hear the mayor of d.c. tell me she is for law and order now, i say welcome to the party. but where were you when you were sending this message that it wasn't important? where are you now, mr. president-elect,

i think maybe the president thought this would be a huge conundrum for biden and harris. show them! turns out, it's not that hard. the incoming press secretary for the biden administration, jen psaki, says tonight that biden and harris will reverse trump's attempt to lift the covid travel restrictions and they'll leave them in place. biden press secretary jen psaki saying tonight, quote, with the pandemic worsening and more contagious variants emerging around the world, this is not the time to be lifting restrictions on international travel. on the advice of our medical team, the administration doesn't intend to lift these restrictions on january 26th. we are on day subzero of the biden administration, and right out of the gate, these are the kind of own-goal, would-be policy quagmires that trump is trying to leave behind to mess them up. here's another good one. over the weekend, vladimir putin's main opposition in russia, his top critic, the charismatic and very effective russian politician alexei navalny, returned to russia. he, of course, has been in germany since thi

president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. >> reporter: last august harris made history as joe bidene president of the united states of america, and that's senator kamala harris. >> reporter: with the election of biden and harris she became the first woman and the first woman of color to be called vice president. one more milestone in a career that has inspired young women everywhere. >> and that just opens all the doors up for all women. >> reporter: that house is a historic destination. the ground floor of a journey that is still reaching new heights. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> now on such an emotional day for so many former president barack obama had special reason for celebrating. today he tweeted a warm throwback photo of him and his then vice president joe biden. caption, congratulations to my friend, president joe biden. this is your time. and among the dazzling firsts we saw today the first black president celebrating the first black vice president. kamala harris and husband doug emhoff arriving at the inauguration stage, harris and obama sharing a fist bump. they

ilia: cuando regresemos, tenemos mÁs detalles de esta historia toma de posesiÓn de biden y harris. ♪ dÍas de una revuelta que retÓ a la democracia. se hizo historia en el edificio donde ocurriÓ la revuelta. la grandeza estÁ en los detalles. hubo muchos que vinieron de la mano de grandes emociones. por ejemplo a la hora de juramentar a la primera mujer asiaatico afroaemericana. la emociÓn fue doble. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: otra que rompiÓ barreras cuando fue la primera latina en una silla en el tribunal supremo. esta toma de posesiÓn presidencial fue un llamado la unidad en todos los sentidos. a biden lo acompaÑaron tres ex presidente. a pesar de que trump fue el primer presidente en 152 aÑos de no ir a un cambio de mando, pence estuvo. en un reconocimiento esta poetiza hablÓ. >> podemos soÑar con ser presidente, para encontarnos recitÁndole a uno. reportera: otro detalle, el agente de policÍa del capitolio, logrÓ mantener la turba violenta lejos del esnvrdÓ cuando los manifestantes se tomaron el capitolio fue vicepresidente de harris. la mÚsica fue emotivo. que hace llamado a la

president biden and vice president kamala harris are both inside arriving just minutes ago. in just a short while biden is expected to sign his first round of executive orders. it comes after he took the oath of office on the capitol steps before 9:00 in the morning pacific time. >> i joseph robinette biden jr. do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute -- >> that i will faithfully execute. >> the office of the president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> the new first lady, dr. jill biden, was by his side, as well as his children hunter and ashley. afterwards president biden delivered a speech calling for unity in this country. he promised to be a president for all americans. >> for all those who did not support us, let me say this, hear me out as we move forward take a measure of me in my hard, if you still disagree, so be it. that's democracy, that's america. the right to dissent peaceably within the guardrails of our republic is perhaps this nation's greatest strength. yet hear me clearly. this agreement must not lead to this u

this is a recognition of the broad coalition that supported the biden/harris campaign. >> it is a signalall those people who were part of the electorate that put into power and gave democrats the majority of both the house and the senate. >> reporter: besides joe biden's executive actions, members of his cabinet are taking action. department of homeland security is pausing most deportations for the next hundred days. nbc bay area news. >>> medical experts here in the bay area says it is a welcome change as california still struggle getting people vaccinated on a large scale. will we turn that corner with this new president? >> more from san francisco. >> reporter: inauguration day was also a workday for president joe biden, topping the list addressing the pandemic. president biden takes office and action. signing an executive order reversing the withdrawal from the world health organization, appointing a coordinator and adapt mask mandate and focusing on getting people vaccinated. >> remaining committed of his goal of getting shots in the arms of americans on the first 100 days. >> repor

. >> and, mark, you mentioned we are two weeks out from the biden/harris administration beginning. what does history tell us about what joe biden needs to do in order to unite this country, especially after this presidential election? >> joe biden cannot only use this moment to bring us together but perhaps to put together some law that will help this country to move forward and make sense of this tragedy. >> and lastly, mark, as a presidential historian, what do you take away from the events that happened today? >> well, ultimately i think this is the way that donald trump will be remembered. this will be the principal part of his legacy. putting our democracy under siege. we have never seen an incumbent president attack our democracy before, and hopefully we will never see it again. >>> our thanks to mark updegrove. >>> coming up, facebook and twitter blocking the president. >> the role of social media in these historic times next. don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin with

biden/harris administration has catch-up and confidence building to be done.re going to be welcome when they return to the table in glasgow end of this year. they've done a lot of smart maneuvers, with kerry as envoy, respected states person, and former head of the epa as well, welcome and intelligent people in the space. doing the right moves reaching out to various leaders out of the gate. however, i think -- they will be welcome but soon afterwards, there's going to be high expectations for them to deliver on ambition. last obama administration's plans, nationally determined contributions expected to be ramped up in glasgow, that plan was not -- only halfway being met -- expectation was 28% of reductions of emissions of 2005 levels by 2028, united states has not delivered to that. expectation is for them to do much more. they're going to be welcomed but there's expectations. welcome back, expect you to do much more. >> time is short, so is our time. real quick, there's a lot of big money and political power that fights climate action. how strong is that lob

a live look at the white house where president biden and vice president harris are inside. ed in a virtual swearing in ceremony with some of his appointees and made this appearance in the oval office a few times ago signing 15 executive orders ranging from coronavirus policies to tackling climate change. we will break those down in just a momt. >> president biden giving us another hint about a possible presidential tradition. the letter left behind from the outgoing president to the incoming president. traditionally left on the oval office desk. mr. biden confirming that president trump did leave him a letter. >> the president wrote a very generous letter. because it is private i will not talk about it until i talk to him. it was generous. >> mr. biden hinting he might be reaching out to president trump. mr. trump never did call biden during the transition period to congratulate him during the win. kris sanchez joining us now. what it is like to be there and how is the weather and is the town buzzing even though there is not a lot of people. >> i can only imagine what it is

the mind of biden-harris.as. but, again, remember this is not about results. this is about how people feel. and if you believe in that agenda and making everyone feel good, meanwhile your state is going down the drain, then that is the model. they are not trying to win hearts and minds right now. they have an agenda. they have a progressive left that is going to hold them to the fire. and i would predict these next two -- next 100 days are going to be pretty bad if you are conservative. will: it does give light. it does put some context on aoc's message she is not optimistic of the democratic party working with the republican party. in other words, if that's your policy -- if that's your agenda. if that's your model, california, i wouldn't expect the g.o.p. to be going along with that either. i wouldn't be optimistic. i think aoc might be right on the nature of the two parties i'm sorry, lawrence because i want to get you in on this before we lose time together. today is martin luther king jr. kay. i want to h

sido emocionante como mujer y madre ver juramentar a kamala harris como la primera mujer vice presidenta de estados unidos, el presidente bideno que serÁ snuf casa es con su familia y siguiendo los pasos su vice presidenta una mujer de raza negra cuya familia caminaba a su lado, con vestido purp rashg la familia harris. >>> temprano en lamah maÑana trump partiÓ de la casa cumplan por Última vez como presidente ausentÁndose de la toma de posesiÓn de biden en que llevÓ un mensaje de unidad en su primer discurso como presidente. (hablan en inglÉs). ahora el presidente biden firmÓ varias ordenes entre las que incluye una relacionada a la mortal pandemia y por si puedos muchos que esperan ver lo que hace el nuevo% sobre daca e inmigraciÓn, en washington, chris sÁnchez, telemundo 48. >>> esta administraciÓn tiene significado especial para muchos en Área de la bahÍa por la llegada harris a la casa plan carcaha pilar miÑo con las reacciones. >>> gracias, esta ceremonia cargada de momentos y palabras que invitan a la reflexiÓn de ahÍ que varios con los que he conversado, se mostraron conmovidos. ♪ ♪ la ceremonia de posesiÓn de biden,

so now biden-harris administration in place, democratic majority that occurred later in the day yesterday when chuck schumer became the majority leader of the senate with the swearing in of three new members, we are very proud of senator padilla of california come just overwhelmed with joy about the two senators from georgia, jon ossoff and raphael warnock, three new senators, and new democratic majority. now we can recover from the pandemic and get to work to build back better. today, our nation marks passing of the 400,000th people -- 400,000 people yesterday, 400,000 people died people died. but today marks one year since our first knowledge of this pandemic. and what did we learn this morning? we learned this morning that the trump administration had no real plan for the production and distribution of the vaccine. just another in a series of their terrible, ineffective approach to it from the start, in denial, delay, distortion, calling it a hoax, and now we find that they don't -- that they didn't even have a plan. as we go forward so, we see immediately that joe biden, as president

yes, yes, it is day two of the biden-harris administration.ears of waiting to exhale our nation is taking a deep, cleansing breath and joseph r.ed bien used his first day in the white house refreshingly not to fight over crowd size, but it turn his attention to the biggest crisis facing america, namely tackling the pandemic. >> for the past year we couldn't rely on the federal government to act with the urgency, focus and coordination we needed and we have seen the tragic cost of that failure. we didn't get to this mess overnight. it's going to take months for us to turn things around, but let me be equally clear. we will get through this. we will defeat this pandemic. our national strategy is comprehensive and it's based on science and not politics and it's based on truth, not denial, and it is detailed. we are in a national emergency. it is time we treat it like one. together, with the national plan, as the united states of america. >> normal government. president biden signed a flurry of ten new executive orders today to combat the pandemic

el futuro cercano que estamos punto de comenzar un nuevo capítulo con la nueva administración biden-harrisel menor se encontraba con un adulto y otra niña de ocho años que lograra llegar a la orilla están utilizando todos los recursos disponibles para encontrar al joven y por peligro de incendio se suspende servicio eléctrico en la zona de las colinas e preocupación que la suerte cientos podría causar daños es la primera es que la compañía debe cortar la electricidad. >> vamos con el panorama más actualizado. >> increíble que de enero se hagan estos recortes de luz porque ya no hay temporada de incendios pueden brotar estos incendios inclusive en enero cuando es temporada de lluvias condiciones que se mantienen al momento el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles en una noche se mantiene todavía con vientos pero disminuyan la las temperaturas 60 grados san josé san francisco alcanzando los 59 todavía santa rosa y anote en los 61 o en los 65 esta temperaturas templadas van a permanecer con nosotros mañana pero es a partir del viernes ganarían el cambio por completo estas son las máximas de

the inauguration of joe biden as president, kamala harris as vice president of the united states with all of the newness that that presented. first woman, first african-american woman, first asian american woman, the best. not just about democracy but about quality of leadership. so exciting. so now with the biden-harris administration in place, democratic majority that occurred later in the day yesterday when chuck schumer became the majority leader of the senate with the swearing in of three new members. we were very proud of senator padilla of california. just overwhelmed with joy about the two senators from georgia, jon ossoff and raphael warnock. three new senators. a new democratic majority. now we can recover from the pandemic and get to work to build back better. today, our nation marks a passing of the 400,000 people -- that was yesterday -- 400,000 people died. but today marks one year since our first knowledge of this pandemic. and what did we learn this morning? we learned this morning that the trump administration had no real plan for the production and distribution of th