harris' father was kind of a cold and distant guy. jean harris was smart. she did well in high school. she went off to smith college, graduated phi beta kappa. she did everything a wealthy young woman of that era was supposed to do. once she got her degree, she got married to a guy named james harris, a boy she had known from those summers on the canadian coast. james harris seemed to fit the billgdm) of who she should mar. he was a nice guy, but not terribly ambitious. when he graduated from college, he got a job with a company that made carburetors and he wasn't moving up in the company as quickly asúúçdeqt would like, and the family wasn't making as much money -- the harris family, as either of the two had grown up with. so jean harris' life starts to deviate from what might have been expected of a woman in the 1940s and '50s. she and james moved to gross point, michigan, another wealthy suburb. they had two sons, and jean wanted to send the boys to ply private school and they didn't have enough money. so she did something different. she got her masters

i might want to set you up with somebody, kamala harris. >> kamala harris? the attorney general?great. >> she immediately called her old best friend. >> she was ignoring my calls. and i'm like she has got to answer because this guy is going to be calling her. >> you texted me that very same night. you were at a lakers game. >> i was. >> and i'm a warriors fan, but i said, go kobe or something. and then you called me that morning, the next morning. >> i violated every rule of dating i believe, leave this long rambling voice mail, ended the call. if you remember that scene in "swingers". >> you should call me tomorrow, or in two day, whatever. anyway -- >> that was me leaving the voice mail. and i thought i'd never hear from her. but then -- >> harris had a break in her schedule and called him. >> we ended up talking for like 45 minutes to an hour and just laughing the whole time. >> a couple of days later, their first date. >> it felt like we had known each other. and i didn't want it to end. and so the next morning, i pulled the move of emailing her with my availabilities for the

known to miss harris. she never thought any of these floozy's a threat. until young smart and beautiful lynn -- she would tell the police after stealing the scene in the murder, that she did in fact shoot the doctor but he slapped with everyone he could and i had it. jean harris was of a sober mind as she got in her car in the late hours on the evening of march tenth 1980. she had with her a 0.3 two caliber pistol. her coat and the scornful intention to kill her lover. jealousy had become fury. after laying the rival in this love triangle had cut up 1000 dollars of clothing and encourage the doctor to stay away from jean. miss harris had a plan. she drove from virginia to new york that night. walked into the dark garage of dr. herman tarnower house and up the spiral staircase that led to his bedroom. she drew the gun, she yelled at him after seeing the negligent -- of scattered across the bedroom. she then squeezed her trembling finger on the cold steel trigger of that 0.3 two caliber handgun, five times.

so what i know about maya harris in kamala harris is they are incredibly close. they are both their mother's daughters. their mother died in 2009. they talk about her a lot. kamala harris always members her mom in public settings. the relationship between maya and kamala harris is incredibly tight, political aides know it is never a wise thing to get between the two of them. the perception was during the presidential campaign, maya and kamala harris was really maya harris who had, was the last call that kamala would make. i'm sure doug imhoff was the last last call. , her husband. there is no doubt that maya and kamala harris are incredibly close, trust one another, compete with one another sometimes like sisters compete. but that they are very good friends and very close. >> will also take a minute, doug hoff, the harris' has been on the second gentleman. i wonder what role you see him playing. obviously my and kamala grew up together they were sisters. but i think if i remember correctly from your book, doug and kamala did not meet until 2,132,014. they're rais

known to miss harris. she never thought any of these floozies a threat until young, smart, beautiful, lynn tryforos came into the picture. miss harris would tell police after fleeing the scene of the murder not only that she did, in fact, shoot the doctor but that he slept with every woman he could and i'd had it. jean harris was of a sober mind as she got in her car in the late hours on the evening of march 10th, 1980. she had with her a .32 caliber pistol. her coat and the scornful intention to kill her lover. jealousy had become fury after lynn tryforos, the rival in this love triangle, had cut up over $1,000 worth of her clothing and encouraged the doctor to stay away from jean. miss harris had a plan. she drove from virginia to new york that night, walked into the dark garage of dr. tarnower's house and up the spiral staircase that led to the bedroom. she drew the gun. she yelled at him after seeing the neglige of lynn tryforos scattered across the bedroom. she then squeezed her trembling finger on th

harris? >> harris: big day. peter doocy, thank you. great reporting, as always. >> on january 6th, i will object to the electoral college vote. that's right! >> harris: you see the president of the united states standing behind senator loeffler there as she made that big announcement last night, that she will join 12 of her republican senate colleagues in challenging the election results when congress meets tomorrow to certify the electoral college vote. more than 100 house republicans are also planning to object to that vote, drawing fierce criticism from both democrats and some republicans in their own party. however, ohio congressman jim jordan is defending their efforts. >> this is not about show boating. this is about doing our duty. this is about our oath to the united states constitution. it's our duty to present the arguments, to defend the constitution, to reflect the constitution, and then let's see how the votes fall. i understand it's a long shot, but we should do that because that is our duty. >> harris: live from capitol

harris. >> harris: glad you're on it. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez throwing an incendiary claim at senator ted cruz. why she is now facing demands for an apology. house speaker nancy pelosi making quite an accusation herself about her republican colleagues. and threats to capitol security. >> they owe this country an apology. now to say they want the taxpayers to pay for more security for them when they don't do it for anybody else? it's hypocrisy at its height. ar, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ three thousand dollars. three thousand dollars!! that's how much veteran homeowners can save every year by using their va benefits to refinance at newday. record low rates have dropped to ne

harris faulkner up next, "the faulkner focus". >> harris: republicans are tearing into new legislation from democrats which would reshape our election system. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". house democrats set to revive hr1. a nearly 800-page bill called for the people act. they want to create a nationwide automatic voter registration, require paper ballots in all jurisdictions, expand vote by mail and even give non-binding support to statehood for washington, d.c. all wrapped up in this. the bill also bars ineligible voters from prosecution for being mistakenly registered. tucker carlson warns it's part of a massive power grab by democrats. for the people act is to control the federal government well into your grandchildren's middle age. if hr1 passes, all 50 states will be california. the entire country will have ballot harvesting and mail-in voting. hr1 would enshrine thought. a direct quote from that legislation. quote, a state may not require an individual to provide any form of identification as a condition of obtaining an absentee ballot. any form of id

meet the real kamala harris. hear from those closest to her. >> i love her. >> this is a cnn special report. can kamala harris, making history. ♪ ♪ >> a drive in celebration rally under the delaware night sky. a celebration victory for one woman and a win for women, girls and people of color, nationwide. every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. life's possibilities were something kamala harris was born to believe in. >> the sound track of my childhood was aretha franklin, singing you are young, gifted and black. ♪ ♪ you are young ♪ ♪ gifted and black ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you know, it was really the sound track of my whchildhood, d being told by everyone and everything that you can do anything. >> harris' mother, came to the university of california berkley with big dreams. >> women from india, at 19, did not do that. >> childhood friend carol porter. >> kamala seeing her mom andknowing her mom's journey, just that, was an inspiration. >> she became a cancer researcher. >> my mother was

harris. >> harris: no doubt. jonathan, thank you very much.left with a new opening to push their policies with democrats having the house and senate majority. politico put it this way. "the democratic win would bring joe biden's agenda to life. with demands from progressives to go big and bold and centrist to not overplay their hand." as congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and two of her squad allies have said, appointed to the influential house oversight committee. let's bring in karl rove, deputy chief of staff. you are in charge of the electoral movement, if you will, previous to the election this week. first of all, your topline thoughts on how it all worked out. i know how hard you worked. >> well, i was in charge of raising money. i think that campaigns both ran excellent races. it was the best i have ever seen, but frankly, when you've got the president of the united states talking about how you can trust the election results in georgia, there is no wonder that they ran better than the ballot republicans. the present call on saturday

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. we'll further the story now.nts of four illinois student athletes are suing governor over his decision to cancel the winter high school sports season. trevor till, the son of the lead plaintiff in this case tragically took his own life last october. till was an active student who was hoping to go to the state championships for pole vaulting in his senior year. he was unable to do so because of the restrictions on high school sports. trevor's mother, lisa moore, joins me now and by her side is laura, senior counsel at remember america action senior attorney in all of this. thank you both for joining me. lisa, you know, i want to talk about the better times, the good times. tell us who trevor was. >> trevor was an all-around awesome boy. he achieved in the classroom, he was an illinois state scholar, he achieved on the academic playing field. he was on the speech team. he achieved in athletic playing fields. he was on the cross team at the high school that made it to state several times. he made it to state as a po

here is harris. >> harris: president biden plowing ahead implementing his agenda without waiting for congressional approval. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden dismantling the trump legacy just hours after calling for unity. and the president is about to sign 10 additional executive orders today after 17 orders and actions yesterday. including rejoining the paris climate accord, canceling the keystone pipeline, reversing the trump travel ban and ordering a 100 day freeze on deportations of some illegal immigrants. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says the move, all of it is sending a stark message. >> he knows the agenda and those executive orders he is signing are partisan, it's dividing. i'm afraid that looking at this administration if this is the start, what more is there to come? >> harris: also this hour watch for republican congressman andy biggs who will be here to weigh in on biden signaling he will not stand in the way of democrats' second impeachment trial. rnc chair ronna mcdaniel will be here on the media's total 180 covering pre

harris. >> harris: that's something i want to get into with my first guest. there are other things that can be done that won't so further divide the country and take up so much time every day at 1:00 for six days in a row unless they choose to change that. chad pergram, thank you very much. i want to bring in karl rove former dep uty white house chief of staff and fox news contributor. great to have you here. let's start with what else could be done besides impeachment and why it might be a good idea to look at some of those things. >> it's a good idea to look at those things if people object to the president's conduct because they won't impeach im. i think chad is right. 67 votes are required. let's assume all 50 democrats vote for it. you need 17 republicans vote to impeach the president. 5 yesterday indicated a willingness to do so saying we're willing to proceed with the impeachment. 45 said it's unconstitutional. you will have to have 12 of the 45 who said it is unconstitutional say it may be unconstitutional but i will go ahead and vote to convict the p

this kamala harris jog my memory? he said oh. kamala harris. they got together.hink that he is you know from everything i know and see from afar from 3000 miles away from the town i think he's loving being the second gentleman. i think it was smart of him to sign his partnership. it's a great law firm. it's got a big practice in d.c. and i don't know how he would have navigated that. it would have been huge, the potential for that so he's going to teach. i think students of his will be lucky to have him. >> trulia. i'll be interested to see how he navigates things as the second gentleman taking on those traditional second lady roles. obviously it kind of makes sense these two people who had been in these high-powered roles though separate they may be put another question from one of our viewers. sorry to have something you want to add? >> is just such an interesting sort of american story. he and vice president harris obviously have a good relationship with his first wife. >> she was at the inauguration. she was very happy. >> and his young children are part of t

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. critics as i mentioned at the top of the hour of this domestic terror bill are pointing to this recent comment from former c.i.a. director john brennan and the way he grouped libertarians in with extremists. watch this. >> looking forward that the members of the biden team who have been nominated and appointed to try to uncover as much as they can about what looks very similar to insurgency movements that we've seen overseas where they germinate in different parts of the country and gain strength and it brings together an unholy alliance frequently of religious extremists, thor tarrance, fascists, big ots and even libertarians. >> harris: ron johnson blocked this and wrote letters to the house and senate sergeants at arms this morning seeking information about the security planning prior to what happened on january 6th. as you can see, senator ron johnson of the great state of wisconsin joins me now. i want to give you the complete floor on this and tell me first of all what this is e

harris. >> harris: the f.b.i. is working with the pentagon to vet more than 20,000 national guard troops providing additional protection around d.c. for president-elect biden's inauguration tomorrow. former acting homeland security secretary chad wolf. >> there will continue to be protest as there should be. hopefully they'll all be peaceful. we've seen it time and time again at different inaugurations. as we move forward i hope there is too much of a swing we don't allow individual groups either side of the aisle to again voice their differences and their opinion in a very peaceful way. >> harris: let's get to rich edson live in washington on this event, rich, which is a few hours on one day and we move on. >> it certainly feels like something bigger than that especially over the last week, week and a half here in washington you have had this massive and growing security presence. we're only a couple blocks from the capitol here and checkpoints like the one behind me around the capitol building. installing more b

and marshall was against it >> at the un it was shocking. >> it was harry truman, i just said harry truman in most instances would d for people around him. george marshall and the state department believed this would be a nightmare for foreign policy, it would be disastrous in the middle east. one of their concerns at the time, the soviet union and stalin on turkey and grease but also iran because they needed the ordeal in iran. marshall tried to explain if we recognize an independent state. and and and it is interesting, he was a failed habit - or. his partner in that effort. eddie jacobson came to the white house and lobbied him. he lobbied him to support his real to weigh in. truman, talk about the diary entries, it was obvious reading truman's diary that he was heartbroken to be in conflict that he was in with george marshall because he respected marshall more than any person in washington dc but marshall was so -- he wrote in his diary that he did not vote in elections but if he did vote in elections, if harry truman followed through with his recognition of israel that he would vote a

harris. >> harris: dan springer thank you very much.several states and large cities have lifted their covid restrictions on indoor dining. why critics are questioning the timing of all of this. because you know the facts, the evidence that there was spread in those types of environments, we know from the cdc was not there prior, but why the timing? why now? power panel will slide in. old guard versus new in super bowl 55 when 43-year-old tom brady looking good takes his seventh wing in a duel with 25-year-old chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. jim gray on what should be a game for the ages. >> being able to go up against one of the greatest if not the greatest quarterback of all time in his 150th super bowl will be a great experience for me. to go out there and have a chance to repeat and get to do it against the best i mean it's something special. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customize

let's go straight to harris's hometown of oakland. there was a party at oakland mayor libby schaaf home today mayor schaff tweeted this picture. our family this morning celebrating president biden and vice president harris's inauguration. shop also tweeted quote congrats to my friend kamala harris oakland is proud beyond words, first black woman and asian woman vp daughter than ever as and daughter of oakland make us proud to be americans again and staying with the oakland seem as we acknowledge the history made today with vice president here is being the first woman of color to be sworn into office, the golden state warriors posted this video to celebrate harris as a role model to all females of color with the caption oakland's own. us out. and find the site nation >>to be a every little girl. watching tonight that this is a country of possibilities. >>and to the children of our country regardless of your country has sent you a clear message. with the end the show. the lead. conviction and see yourselves in a way that others may not

liberty. ♪ >> harris: the u.s.tal briefly on lockdown nearly two weeks, capitol police ordering congressional staffers to shelter in place due to a fire nearby. we now see there is no threat to the public. defense officials on high alert as you know ahead of the inauguration on wednesday taking extra steps to prevent an insider attack. watching all of this for us from d.c. >> 45 minutes ago you could hear the speakers warning people to stay away from doors and windows because of an external security threat, turns out it was just a fire but it does highlight the sensitive security environment we are dealing with here in washington in particular around the u.s. capitol building including multiple thousands of numbers of police officers, checkpoints, 21,500 national guard members now, homeland security official thing there watching for anyone potential for violence. >> if they identify an individual like you just said, first of all keeping that person from flying and if there is a legal basis to do so, they will hold

with humira, remission is possible. >> harris: fox news alert.icking off a protest which could draw thousands of people in our nation's capital. it comes one day before the joint session of congress. you can hear them singing right now, if you listen carefully. organizers are calling today's demonstration the rally for revival. d.c.'s mayor is urging everyone who lives in the city to stay out of the downtown area and avoid engaging with the

and say we get the reagan, what about harry truman and i said well, harry truman put a policy in place that helped us win the cold war. i thought it was extraordinary that the nine presidents, harry truman, george hw bush. they put their country above their party and you're right, there was that continuous line run truman through ike through kennedy, lbj and all the way through reagan and george hw where they stayed engaged in the world. there were twists and turns, nixon's state, reagan taking a more confrontational approach but for the most part they followed the same policy that truman set in place so that's a great point . that was a repudiation of republican isolationism . >> do you see any potential senator vandenberg or taft among the current republican members of the senate ? >> i think there's safety in numbers. a lot of republicans were afraid to stand out on their own over the past four years but you look at mitt romney, lisa murkowski, susan collins on the republican side have all said they want to work together with democrats. they want to let joe biden appoint who he want

kamila harris is. on the day chock full of symbolism and in stark contrast to the insurrection at the capitol two weeks ago. this is one moment that stood out capitol police officer eugene goodman seen in these striking photos and videos, leading writers away from the senate chamber, putting himself in harm's way. today he was named acting deputy house sergeant at arms, and he escorted vice president harris around the capital. pretty remarkable. vice president harris will certainly play. unpacked of roll on capitol hill as she is the tie breaking vote in the senate that now belongs to democrats. party lines split 50 to 50 reporting live. greg lee ktvu box junior's frank, greg. somebody incredibly touching scenes today, but now that the inauguration is over, the work begins and as you were saying, joe biden has a huge number of issues. on his plate, he says. the key here is unity is working with republicans. do you think that that will happen? well, we have to remember frank that this is kind of the pea

>> harris: i was googling to see where that was on the map.ng like that, it allows you to define another person. i think that's the goal here with pelosi and clinton. what's problematic about that is there are ways to define president trump that have to do with what's going on right today. i'm talking vaccines. i'm talking two more companies perched to get emergency use authorization at this point. i guess you can pick on the low hanging fruit of the past. hillary did it. he couldn't get over the previous election. she wrote "what happened." i guess you can do that or start to move forward. it's a choice. >> you're reading my mind. i would said the title of her book "what happened?" kind of a question. >> dagen, are you asking me? that's how i said the title of her book the day after the election. look, what happened on january 6th does not help us with the way the world perceives us. quite frankly, it does, as speaker pelosi does, have putin to say democracy leader, look, you are no different than us. the way the people reacted and the way yo

(ken) kamala harris hung up her hat as u.s. senator today - officially resigining from the post as harris now sets off on a new journey as the first african- american and south asian vice president of the united states. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian joins us with a look at how harris spent m- l-k day.. as she prepares for the next challenge. ella? in less than 48 hours kamala harris will take the oath to then take the second highest seat in office. as she leaves california for d.c. her friends and replacement share a few words.

. >> harris: you're wanting "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. we have kennedy herself. senior editor of the federalist, molly hemingway. tomi lahren is also here and in the center seat, ari fleischer, former wise house press secretary for president george w. bush and fox news contributor as well. hello, everybody. ari, you and i had some quality time doing five hours of inauguration coverage yesterday on big fox. a beautiful day. great to spend that time with you. now it's day one of the new administration. and joe biden is using that pen that obama talked about. >> he is. he's done two things with his pen that troubled me a lot. one, he's taken away 11,000 jobs from americans working on the keystone pipeline. now he's going to put 11 million illegal immigrants in the united states in a favored position. we're not ready for that yet. we need to talk about it. i'm for comprehensive immigration reform but not the way joe biden is trying to do it. you begin an administration that the wall is not built, that you can come to america and get health insurance and you won't be

harris found a higher calling.eneral. >> we have every reason -- >> reporter: she's credited with lgbt rights and aggressively seeking consumer protections. >> submitting my name to it. >> reporter: from there it was a successful run for the senate seat vacated by the retiring barbara boxer. she took her skills to the nation's capital, tough questioning in the confirmation hearing of candidate brett kavanaugh. >> are you willing to ask the white house to authorize the fbi to investigate the claims made against you? >> reporter: and then in 2019 in observing the city of her birth -- >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: harris once again took aim at higher office. she hit the campaign trail traveling to the far-flung corners of the u.s. but 11 months later her campaign ran out of steam. >> my campaign for president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. >> reporter: last august harris made history as joe biden picked her as his runnin

he stepped aside to history in the form of the bay area's own kamala harris. >> iam harris solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution -- >> born in oakland and raised in berkeley. now the first female black american and woman of southeast asian descent to hold the office. history made in many ways today. vice president harris sworn in by justice sonia sotomayor, the first latina supreme court justice. and 22-year-old poet amanda gorman of los angeles delivering her vision for america's future from the hopeful voice of a young america. >> we ask ourselves where can we find light in this never ending shade. somehow we do it. somehow we weathered and witnessed a nation that isn't broken but simply unfinished. we the successors of a country and a time where a skinny black girl descended from slaves and raised by a single mother can only to find herself reciting for one. >> performances ushering in biden's overall promise of this day of unified resilience as america confronts this historic time of

that's something harry truman had as well.o think, i hear all the time we're not going to get anything done in washington over the next four years. i just don't believe that. mitch mcconnell and joe biden worked together for decades. i do think both of these men, despite the fact they were both partisan throughout the careers, but didn't know politics possible you have six, seven, eight moderates willing to compromise right now on a covered relief bill and willing to compromise on issues, immigration coming up. i think we are going to get to watch washington work over the next couple of years but it only works for publicans and democrats work together and that's certainly what happened with harry truman. >> you have a chapter in the book takes my favorite u.s. government executive branch management philosophy, which is that people are policy. personnel is policy and the most interesting character i knew least about that i learned about in your book is band suite. i love the way you describe the way truman had and i who's the r

i'm harris faulkner.old republican senators now say they will object to the results when congress meets on wednesday to certify the electoral college vote. both democrats and some republicans are fiercely criticizing that move, but senator ted cruz of texas says the backlash is overblown. >> i think everyone needs to calm down. i think we need to tone down the rhetoric. this is already a volatile situation. it's like a tinderbox, and throwing lit matches into it. i released my statement with ten other senators, multiple democrats urging that i should be arrested and tried for the crimes of sedition and treason. look, that's not helpful. >> harris: in fact, part of that list that senator cruz is talking about includes oklahoma senator james lankford, who's with me now, one of the group who will object to the electoral vote on wednesday. senator, thank you for being on the program. i'm sure you could just hear vice president pence, and he has said he is on board with all of you, and agrees that objection or

harris' god daughter is there. >> to me especially is really very special. >> reporter: they say harris the same type of person she was when she entered their life, authentic, thorough and determined with deep bay area roots. >> with all this success, she's the foundation of friends she's had since her teenage years and early years. they are proud to call their kamala, vice president. >> for her to accomplish something so monumental, makes me really full. i feel really rich. i think she will make some changes that we have been needing for a while. nbc bay area news. >> very cool, the road to the white house go to the east bay. looks like we have a new landmark in the area. we'll take you to the berkeley neighborhood where vice president harris grew up. we'll show you the pride on the streets. >>> once the president's cabinet is confirmed. three of the top five people will be women and they all have ties to the bay area. of course, vice president harris is first in line followed by speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, if confirmed would be janet yellen, she's the president's nominee for t

kamila harris is. now a day chock full of symbolism, and in stark contrast to the insurrection of the capital two weeks ago. this is a moment that stood out capitol police officer eugene goodman seen here seen in striking photos and videos leading writers away from the senate chamber two weeks ago. today he was named acting deputy house sergeant at arms escorted vice president harris around the capital. pretty remarkable now. vice president harris will certainly play a very active role as vice president, because democrats now as of this afternoon, hold a majority in the senate because she is the tie breaking vote in a party split that is 50 50 reporting live. greg lee ktvu fox junior's heather. yeah greg, and we should let our viewers know that the new white house press secretary is expected to hold the biden administration's first press briefing any time now, and we will have more on. that coming up tonight on the seven over on ktvu. plus, greg lee. thank you. well today, a talented 22 year old young

kamala harris is the first woman to ever hold the office. she's also the first black woman and woman of south asian descent to be vice president. she's a bay area native, born right here in oakland. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, swore harris into her new role. >>> it was a much different scene at the capitol today from inaugurations past. the biden administration limiting the list of guests due to the pandemic. the national mall was filled with flags from all 50 states. still, that didn't stop the pomp and circumstance. lady gaga sang the national anthem. j.lo and garth brooks also gave musical performances. >>> another change this year was a very quiet, slow-moving parade for the inauguration. none of the crowds lining the parade route as in inaugurations' past. kamala harris and president joe biden getting out of the motorcade towards the end, stepping out with their families and taking a short stroll to their new place of work, the white house. >> before the parade, taking a moment to remember the nation's fallen soldiers on inau

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— kamala d harris — carmela d harris. -- kamala d harris. , , harris.re, to - harris. good evening. it is my honour to be here, to stand . harris. good evening. it is my| honour to be here, to stand on the shoulders of those who came before, to speak tonight is your vice president. in ways, this moment embodies our character as a nation. it demonstrates who we are, even in dark times. we not only dream, we do. we not only see what has been, we see what can be. we shoot for the moon and then we plant our flag on be. we shoot for the moon and then we plant ourflag on it. we are bold, fearless and ambitious. we are undaunted in our belief that we shall overcome, that we will rise up. this is american aspiration. in the middle of the civil war, abraham lincoln saw a better future and built it in the middle of the civil rights movement, dr king fought for racial justice in american justice. aspiration is what drove the women of this nation throughout history to demand equal rights and the authors of the bill of rights to claim freedoms that had rarely been w

i'm harris faulkner. here with me emily compagno, leslie marshall, joining us today civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo farrell. you've been writing some pretty strong op eds for fox news.com. i'll come to you first for your reaction to what's rolling out. >> first of all, hi, ladies. thank you for having me on and everyone else. let me tell you right now, this is a power grab for the democrats. they are taking away the rights of every individual state, the set of qualifications, harris, for voting. let's be clear. if you vote for hr1, there is no verification of i.d., no voter i.d. whatsoever. this is an attempt by democrats to allow anyone to vote without verification. here's the biggest problem. a lot of people, and i'm a trump supporter. lot of people questioned the large increase in votes. why? because there's no check system. one other point. there's a ballot area of position that allows these individuals, democrats, to collect ballots and just turn them in. what makes this country gr

kamala harris grew up in the house next door.fact, wilson's mother-in-law, aunt and cousins are in washington for the inauguration. harris even used their family bible along with justice thurgood marshall's to take her oath. >> kamala never forgot her roots and believes in family and community. >> reporter: all day people have been stopping by to snap a photo and pay tribute to the home grown vp. >> you can see kamala harris was not born with a silver spoon in her mouth. she lived in more humble -- she had a humble childhood. >> it gives hope to everyone and all the brown boys and girls in the area. >> reporter: restaurants across the bay area are paying tribute to the new vice president, too, smitten ice cream has whipped up a flavor called mvp, malted salted vanilla with pecan prelines. >> in time to celebrate kamala harris with our mvp flavor and we're super excited to do it. >> reporter: and the home of chicken and waffles in jack london square is offering collard greens. >> he came up with this. >> reporter: the restaurant o

i'm harris faulkner.e today, emily compagno, dagen mcdowell, "new york post" columnist and fox news contributor miranda devine and in the virtual couch seat today, >> tyrus: host and fox news contributor tyrus is with us. let's start with the shocking details. we have been watching this and supporting our friend janice dean through all of our work that we could and now we get these facts. >> dagen: janice dean as a crusader, she is a saint and she is vindicated with this. all we wanted to know was how many of new york's elderly did governor randy cuomo have a hand in killing? and now we are beginning to find out. he signed that order in late march that sent covid-positive patients back into nursing homes and prevented those very facilities from even testing them for covid. he blamed everyone for his negligence, from mother nature to fox news to "the new york post." he had the audacity to write a book on leadership and even accept an enemy and he still to this day accepts no responsibility for what he did.

presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden llegóa su nueva casa con vestidos púrpuras la familia harrisp partió de la casa blanca por última vez como presidente ausentándose de la toma de posesión de joe biden miles de en una ceremonia llena de celebridad con palabras unidad con libertad y justicia para todos >> momentos después el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden llevó un mensaje de unidad como presidente >> (hablan en inglés) >> ahora de asumir el cargo el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden firmó órdenes unas con la pandemia y otra sobre la equidad racial mañana empieza el verdadero trabajo de la administración y la verdadera prueba del presidente de estados unidos, joe biden será ver si puede trabajar con ambos partidos en washington dc noticiero telemundo 48 >> el gobernador (nombre en inglés) no perdió el tiempo y tuiteó la reacción de la toma de posesión del presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden diciendo que es un día inspirador en américa nuestro país está enrraizado en la transferencia pacífica del poder hoy hizo historia con el presidente de estados unidos,

harris has a lot of opportunity to invent herself. there is no guarantee that president-elect biden will run for a second term, and if he doesn't, it's all but certain vice president harris would run for the democratic nomination. one of the things i am going to be fascinated by is what happens the first time resident biden comes out with a policy -- president biden comes out with a policy that does not please the progressive left? how does vice president harris responded that, supporting the president serves, while watching out for her political future? that is going to be the delicate tap dance i feel like we will all be watching for the next four years or so. the last several vice president's have been -- presidents have been -- lockstep seems to clichÉ a term, but extremely supportive of the presidents they serve, vice president cheney, vice president biden, vice president pence. the last time you could go back and find any policy difference between a president and vice president was the late 1990's when al gore started looking ou

. >>> ha sido emocionante como mujer y madre ver juramentar a kamala harris como la primera mujer vicea de estados unidos, el presidente biden llegÓ a lo 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 c

((pkg))kamala harris' (catherine) vice president- elect kamala harris has made a history-making choice in deciding who will swear her into office. it's supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. the ceremony will mark the first time a woman of color will become vice president after being sworn into office by the first woman of color to sit on the supreme court. harris says she was inspired by sotomayor's background. both women have served as prosecutors... harris in california and sotomayor in new york. supreme court chief justice john roberts will swear in president-elect biden. (catherine) kron4 is taking a closer look at the political glass ceilings vice president elect kamala harris has shattered.. first in the bay area..then across california and in washington, d.c. join our pam moore, who hosts: 'kamala harris: first but not the last' - tomorrow night at 9:30, here on kron 4. (catherine) president- elect biden and vice president- elect harris spent part of this martin luther king day doing volunteer work. biden and his wife were helping out at a hunger relief organization in philadel

harris, congratulations on your new show. >> harris: thank you. >> lawrence: i don't know what peopleected when you had the rhetoric coming from the now vice president -- i'm sorry, president-elect, essentially encouraging people to do justice. it's no secret, i've said this before, both political parties could solve this issue. neither one of them want to solve this issue because they would prefer to run on this in the next election. you listed out with the president-elect plans on doing when he is sworn in, and i agree that something needs to be done, but i would talk to him and say, "read the room, man." we played some sound in the beginning of the show on "fox & friends," where these guys said, "look, as soon as we get here, we want to go back to work." we are dealing with a crisis right here at home of american citizens that want to go back to work. so, is this really the time? is the country really receptive to any immigration reform right now where they are not going back to her? another thing before we move on, the border security aspect of this, i do find it kind of strange t

kamila harris is. you know, in a day chock full of symbolism and in stark contrast to the insurrection of the capital two weeks ago. this is a moment that stood out capitol police officer eugene goodman, who was seen in photos and videos, leading rioters away from the senate chamber two weeks ago, put himself in harm's way. today he was named acting deputy house sergeant at arms. he escorted vice president harris around the capital is pretty remarkable to see frank now vice president harris will certainly play a big role. in this administration because she is the tie breaking vote in a senate that is split along party lines. 50 50 democrats now having that majority as of this afternoon, frank directly live horse tonight, craig. thank you, an all girls school in the south bay hosted an inauguration watch party. today, students from notre dame high school in san jose gathered to watch kamala harris, the first woman ever to be elected as vice president. because of the pandemic, only a handful of students

harris grew up in the house next door. in fact wilson's mother-in-law, aunt and cousins are in washington for the inauguration. harris even used their family bible along with justice thurgood marshal's to take her oath. >> she never forgot her roots. she believes in community and family. >> reporter: all day people have been stopping by the berkeley house to snap a photo and pay tribute to the home-grown vp. >> you can see she's not born with a silver spoon in her mouth. she had a more humble childhood. >> it gives hope to everyone. all the brown boys and girls in the area. >> reporter: restaurants across the bay area are paying tribute to the new vice president, too. smitten ice cream worked up a flavor called mvp, malted salted vanilla with pecan pralines. and the home of chicken and waffles is offering collard green chicken lasagna. >> she loved soul food and collard greens. he came up with this. >> reporter: derrick johnson knows her taste. they've been close friends since high school. he's at the inauguration watching

i'm harris faulkner. today, kennedy, tomi lahren, leslie marshall, and newt gingrich, on the virtual cash, former speaker of the house. welcome, everybody. newt, i want to start with you, and as we see pictures of people in the speaker's chair, you where the speaker of the house. what goes through your mind? >> newt: well, i was serious. i am furious. every person who broke into the capitol has to be arrested and has to be prosecuted. this is the center of freedom on the whole planet. it's a symbol for everybody. and what happened yesterday was utterly, totally inexcusable. people should be locked up and punished, and i'm delighted that they are increasing the preparations for the inaugural because we have to make absolutely certain nothing like this happens again. as a former house member, as well as you point out, former speaker, i have found it enraging that people who are clearly not patriots, people who are destructive, barbarians, and frankly, criminals. they should be treated that way and locked up

prid. >> she phone banked for the biden/harris campaign and said harris' background is not the only thingthern part of india where she is from. i think everybody finds something to attach to and see a guilty bit of ourselves in her. just pure elation and joy with respect to that. it is really about every community and how she has the skills to bring all of the communities together. i think that is what i am most excited about. >> reporter: both of these women are excited and eager to see what the women of many firsts will achieve next. >> i think kamala harris is someone that is very smart, relentless and very caring. i think those are unique combinations of skills to see in any leader. to see her, i am very optimistic about what she will be able to do. she is smart. she is prepared. she is tough. she connects with people in a real way. she has good eye contact with people, listens, cares and think busy people and their aspirations or struggles and she interprets that. >> while i may be the first woman in the office, i will not be the last. >> many people feel she is really relatable and

we're in the same type of car ross harris was driving. same spot cooper was sitting. if i turn around, i can definitely see it. if i use my mirrors to back up, i can't. and there was another detail the surveillance video from home depot revealed. ross had gone to lunch with some friends. there he is getting picked up. but look here, nearly an hour later there he is again getting dropped off at his car. he opens the driver's door and throws a box of light bulbs on to the front seat. ross never told detectives about going back to his car in the middle of the day. >> did he lie about going to the car or did he just not disclose that he had gone to the car? >> i think when you look at it in totality he absolutely lied about it. >> investigators were sure ross was hiding something. they believed there was no way he could have opened that door and missed his son in the back seat of the car. >> did you consider the possibility that maybe he really just did throw the light bulbs in there and didn't see cooper? >> absolutely. but when you look at