reverend barber gave the homily at the post inaugural breakfast. then to "kill switch: the rise of the modern senate and the crippling of american democracy.” >> one of the things that will determine wheth he accomplishes his agenda or not isf democrats remove the filibuster. the libusteras a deepl racist history. it was not parof the original senate. it has come to paralyze the enre senate frometting anytng done, in terms of what was supposed to be a cooling software into a kill switch. amy: we will speak to former top senate aide adam jentleson about how democrats could use their power to enact biden's legislative agenda, but will they? plus workers at the largest wholesale produce market in the country won a major victory after going on strike for nearly a week to demand better wages. supporters included congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, who skipped the inauguration to be on the picket line. >> yes, change happens at the ballot box. change happens in policy. it happens on the picket line too. we must never forget that. amy: all that and mo

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the homily is expected to be given by kevin o'brien.er to the capitol for the inauguration ceremony, set for 8:00 a.m. our time. and just after 9:00, mr. biden will be sworn in as our 46th president. we'll have coverage at 7:00 a.m., right here on nbcbayarea.com. good evening. [ cheers and applause

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signed a joint statement on the future development of azerbaijan now the budget and leader in the homily have said that said the meeting with putin and passion was very important for the future of the entire region meanwhile his armenian counterpart. said that there are still many issues on the table including the status of mcgauran a car a block now they disputed nagorno-karabakh territory has seen a major sanction the last few decades between armenia and azerbaijan the latest flare up in tensions took place in september of last year with intense fighting that that saw sense of thousands of people killed on each side. it's now been over 2 months that has been the call and quiet in the gorn a car box region tens of letting near putin said on monday that as many as 48000 people. i have already read certain to their homes in and i gorney however he said there is still quite a lot of work to do he also spoke about the russian peacekeepers who are performing their mission there in accordance with the agreement signed with armenia and azerbaijan he said so far they have de mines and cleared h

i'm - scheduled to give the inaugural homily at the interfaith service at the cathedral tomorrow andwhen joseph biden came to us in september overi million people, he said ending poverty would notjust be an aspiration but a theory of change. to be building a new economy where we reward hard work and we care for the most vulnerable among us, the truth of the matter is not to do that would be inconsistent —— would be economically insane. covert exposed... be economically insane. covert exoosed- - -_ be economically insane. covert exosed... ., , exposed... doctor barber, do you think he needs _ exposed... doctor barber, do you think he needs the _ exposed... doctor barber, do you think he needs the unity - exposed... doctor barber, do you think he needs the unity he - exposed... doctor barber, do you | think he needs the unity he talked about today with republicans in order to do those things? we certainl order to do those things? - certainly hope for that unity, we hope that the moment we are in, covid has us in a place where we cannot ignore poverty and racial disparity. we had 140 mi

the homily is expected to be given by kevin o'brien. he will head over to the capitol for the inauguration ceremony, set for 8:00 a.m. our time. and just after 9:00, mr. biden will be sworn in as our 46th president. we'll have coverage at 7:00 a.m., right here on nbcbayarea.com. good evening. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> steve: from rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - dakota johnson - yara shahidi - musical guest tate mcrae and featuring the legendary roots crew and now here's your host, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much! welcome, everybody welcome to the "tonight show!" [ cheers and applause thank you for watching [ applause ] well, guys, it is the last night of donald trump's presidency and - [ cheers and applause ♪ i don't know what tomorrow's gonna feel like. probably like that moment when they pull the nasal swab out of your nose. [ light laughter ] at least trump is leaving on to

artists, including patti labelle, civil rights activist the reverend william barber, deliver the homily. the interfaith serviwood heavyweights are rushing to support this. biden, president. the last night's inauguration celebration featured a fireworks display as well as messages and performances by many celebrities. president biden went to the lincoln memorial to address the nation and said he wants us to overcome the challenges ahead. will we meet the moment like our forebears have? i believe we must and i believe we will you. the american people are the reason why i've never been more optimistic about america than i am this very day. there isn't anything we can't do if we do it together, americans actor tom hanks was the host of last night's celebration. now to california's covid-19 crisis as we continue to monitor the latest numbers here in our state in just the past 24 hours, there have been more than 19,600 new covid-19 cases and 571 deaths. this according to new numbers, just released by the state right now, the bay area has 7% icu availability. that means we are still in the sta

abc7 news got a chance to speak with him today about how he approached his homily. >> part of jesus' mission was to make this world a more just and gentle place. and that's what the goal of a public servant is too, to serve the common good. >> both biden and father o'brien are good friends from their time in d.c. before father o'brien came to the south bay. >>> all right. let's move on now to the coronavirus pandemic. today california became the first state to top three million total cases. texas has more than two million diagnosed cases. illinois, florida, and new york each have more than one million. only these five states have case counts above a million. now let's look at the numbers another way. break this down for you a little further. by cases per capita, per 100,000 people. by this metric, illinois has the highest case rate. california, texas very close. new york, despite the devastating surge it suffered early in the pandemic, has the lowest case rate among these five state news. in the by area specifically, we are closing in on 360,000 diagnosed cases. our rolling average o

kevin o'brien the president santa clara university is going to be delivering are we did deliver the homilyeremony of the inauguration here shortly they should the at the capital within i don't know maybe the next 10 or 15 minute doesn't take very far you know serial street. >>matthew the apostle is where they're departing now we saw the doors open we saw a number of guests leave we know that by the president elect. >>was joined by the vice president elect kamala harris. their spouses and also but the senate leaders on both probably democratic side, mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer nancy pelosi also there she's the house speaker for this next session of congress coming up we're going to take a quick break as we look live from the steps of the capitol where the inauguration is expected to play out here in just a little while stay tuned. our coverage continues. >>local news station. with breaking news. >>president elect biden just left church and he's on the move headed here to the capitol to be sworn in as our nation's 46 president we can see live pictures here from the steps of the capitol or

the middle it sounded like a homily.esidency, which may or may not be boring but will be a contrast. >> and didn't you point out in this peace that, you know -- maybe i w. bush wanted to be a somewhat dull president, meaning he would be an a4 president, the fourth page of the a section, but because of the events of 9/11 have become a front-page presidency, as all presidents have be

and the homily is going to come from reverend william barber, one of the great civil rights leader --e said, the key message for us all to be thinking about is the hope is in the morning. the process of morning. he doesn't mean mourning for those who lost. he said mourning for the gaps in our health care. mourning for the need to raise a living wage. mourning for the problems that we can solve. and there is something powerful that unifies essentially the spiritual intent and now it's the functional political moment. how do you get these things done? >> and the thing about it is, one thing i saw online which i think is so beautiful is, you know, that mourning character, the fact that he's had to struggle, biden. they said, in the end america chose the boy who stuttered over the bully. the boy who stuttered over the bully. that's the whole of it right there. s s some times and what we saw is the new president is motivated by empathy. that is so important, reaching out to people. the past president gets his energy from adulation, from vengeance, from grievance. this is completely the opp

before that, i want to bring in reverend william barber delivering the homily at the presidential inauguralmorrow morning. i appreciate your time, reverend. what message will you send tomorrow morning? >> well, first of all, i'm humbled to be asked to join the clergy. you know it's amazing how relevant scripture can be. there's a scripture in the old testament, isaiah 58 that is honored by muslims, jews, and christians. that talks about when you come out of a time of lies and greed and narcissistic leadership? it says the first thing you have to repent and own it and own it's the history of it and then the scripture said there's a way for repairing and rebuilding and revival and renewal, if we lift from the bottom. if we end the words of injustice, we can become what the bible calls --. what i want to suggest tomorrow is what a day it would be if we come out of this greed with more grace. what a day it would be. we come out of this hate and lies with more love and truth. what if we come out and we pass a full covid relief and lift 140 million poor before covid and millions after out of pove