capitol head of inauguration day america has changed in recent years a country divided a president elect under threat security in washington d.c. has been tightened like never before 25000 soldiers are deployed to guarantee a secure in august ration the whole downtown area is under lockdown there will be no crowds cheering for the new president but the world will be watching as joe biden will be sworn in as 46 president of the u.s. and the international community will hope for the return of multilateralism of international cooperation and of the transatlantic partnership but nothing can be taken for granted and will not be easy for joe biden to roll back all policies of the trump era he has promised to re enter the paris climate agreement on day one of his presidency but will have to deal with a pandemic which is reeling out of control and some of trump's america 1st policies have found their way into joe biden's agenda on wednesday the united states will embark on a new political journey but the destination will be unknown after 4 years of president trump america is no longer the countr

two hours until inauguration day in america. an inauguration day like nothing we've ever seen before. the nation's capitol is on lockdown, as we see the national mall is deserted. it's beautiful, but it is deserted. and in just a few hours, joe biden will take the oath of office and become the 46th president of the united states. just days after a mob of rioters stormed the steps of the capitol, incited by the current president. i can hardly believe i'm saying a current president incited a riot in the capitol. these are the times we're living in. on a day we reached a horrible toll, more than 400,000 americans dead from covid. the president-elect and his vice president paying tribute tonight at the lincoln memorial reflecting pool. 400 lights for 400,000 dead. >> to heal we must remember it's hard sometimes to remember, but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. that's why we're here today. between sundown and dusk, let us shine the lights in the darkness along the sacred pool of reflection, and remember all w

inauguration was about. when the president said today is america's day, today is democracies day, that was really true. that inauguration was a breath of fresh air for our country, 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 women, the past. not just about demography, but about quality of leadership. so exciting. 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 kno

the reins of government, when, in fact, the cdc says 400,000 americans will have died by inauguration day. america is 4.25% of the global population, and we will have 20% of the global deaths by inauguration day. donald trump dropped all level of interest in coronavirus months ago. >> right. i mean, yeah. to think of the amount of time and discussion that has been spent on the validity of the election results, which have so clearly been valid, the amount of time that's been spent talking about election fraud when there was no widespread or systemic election fraud, at a time when this country is facing one of the biggest health crises in its history, potentially, certainly in many of our lifetimes, with 2,000 or 3,000 people dying a day. of course, these enormous numbers. and not to mention that, but this sluggish vaccine rollout that has been just dragging on for weeks now and not really showing signs of a real clear course correction. of course, you know, the president saw the vaccine -- yes, he didn't want to tell people to wear masks and he didn't want to have to take any blame for the deaths,

. >>> by inauguration day, america is likely to have endured 400,000-plus deaths from covid-19.is a daily reminder of the country's failure to contain this virus. all that bubbled up when sara sidner's rage turned to tears on live tv. she was there covering the crisis in the hospitals in california. now she's in michigan covering extremism, another american infliction. sarah, how do you juggle these american crises simultaneously? >> reporter: you do it because this is the work we do. these are stories, american stories, important to all the citizens in this country including those who have extreme views. we need to be able to hear from the american people no matter which side of the aisle they're on or what their beliefs are. i think it's important that the entire country know what's going on in this country, not just in their bubbles, brian. >> that is absolutely true. we have to tell their stories and let people know what's actually happening in the country. these are not, in some cases, fringe views even though we're dealing with big lies that are dealing with violence in so

america. jonathan: it is inauguration day and united states of america. biden will become the 46th president of the united states. from new york city, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, and jonathan ferro. in your equity markets, we pushed higher, 13 on the s&p 500, up .3 after a decent day of gains. yesterday's session, a bond market remains quite stable this morning with yields up by around one basis point or so to 1.1% on a 30 year yield of about 1.85. chair yellen willing to go big. tom: different tone. i thought a different tone prayed what did you think? i thought it was a different yellen -- i thought it was a different tone. what did you think? jonathan: i thought it was interesting to hear her political views and what she thought on china. tom: i was surprised. no and, if for but's. joining us now, tobias levkovich . tobias, i know, and you understand, you will not raise your call until the canadians meet the maple leafs. i understand that, but i'm interested in the matrix you are looking at right now. you nailed a call at 3800. it is the m

. >> tonight the presidential naugle committee wrapped up inauguration day for event called celebrating america. hosted by actor tom hanks and featuring performances like bruce springsteen, john bon jovi and many others. watch live coverage beginning at 8:30 eastern on cspan2. online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> earlier today vice president's kamala harris were in the new members of the u.s. senate. georgia democrats jon ossoff and raphael warnock, and california democrat. phone there mark senator schumer gave his first speech as majority leader and senator mcconnell delivered his first remarks as minority leader. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] consent. [inaudible] select the chair lace before the senate to certificates of election for the state of georgia and a certificate of appointment to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of former senator kamala d harris of california. [laughter] [applause] >> yes that was very weird. [laughter] the certificatesse the chair is advisor in the form suggested by the senate. if there be no objection the readi

day in america. we're so glad you're with us. even if it is the middle of the night. i'm poppy harlow. it is officially inaugurationamerica. joe biden's big moment hours from now. he will do something that his predecessor tried to prevent, something millions of trump voters, dozens of republican lawmakers, and then thousands of rioters on the capitol tried to stop. joe biden will officially be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. his incoming vice president kamala harris making history herself in a major way as the first woman, the first black woman, the first south asian woman to step into that role, and all of it will happen at the center of sadly a city on lockdown. with the incoming administration facing challenges ahead that no new president has seen in our lifetime. >> you would not believe what this capitol looks and feels like today. >> yeah. >> and of course for millions of americans an economy on the edge, a pandemic at its very worst point. and a nation so divided it can hardly come together to agree on how to climb out of it or just what the reality of today is. but joe biden says he kno

president biden vows to assure in an era of unity using a quote from his inaugural address this is america's day, this commemorative cover of time magazine using a quote from the inaugural address, quote, without unity there is no peace, and this from the new york post, the new york tabloid, joe in the 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, r

america on pbs and around the globe. we are only seven days into the new year, about 12 days until inauguration and only one day chaotic scenesrica's capital has ever witnessed. there have been calls for accountability for those responsible for the storming of the capitol building. there s also been some understandable shock from america's allies and.ivals overse for the next half hour, we will gound the world to see how other couries areooking at the events here in washington. our diplomatic correspondent starts our coverage. james: to a wld that has traditionally seen america as a bastion of democracy, these images haverovoked shock, to try minister who made his business to get close to donald trump, it was at mom to speak out. >> as far ashe president has consistently cast outcome- doubt on the tcome of her free and fair election, president trump has been saying -- what he has been saying is completely wrong. and i condemn encouraging people to behave in the disgraceful way that they did in the capit. james: some leaders tried to rally support. >> what happened today in washingtonric is not a, definitely. i bel sve in then

but this is the context, as the sun rises on inauguration day in america, that is the context. ed and joe biden is in position to heal us. but an inaugural speech is not a magic trick. it's going to take focusing together. >> things we did not see today. we will not see donald trump riding with the bidens to the nation's capitol. which is unfortunate and very small. very small. but i want to talk about what we will see which is joe biden who will be president at that time. along with former presidents, bush, clinton and obama going to arlington to play a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. that is not something we've seen ever. and it might be necessary today. >> it is necessary, because in the absence of donald trump who is pulling a petulant stunt that hasn't been done since andrew johnson who refused to attend the inauguration of ulysses s. grant. this fuses all of the ex-presidents getting together to stand with biden. and to remind america what we may have forgotten in recent years because of donald trump's tantrums that the presidency is something about more than yourself.

president of the united states let's take a listen now to part of president biden's inaugural address this is america's day this is democracy day a day of history and hope are no ever resolve through a crucible for the ages america has been tested a new america has risen to the challenge. that was of course the president of the 46 president of the united states joe biden and i'm happy to report that our correspondents all over salad is standing by and joining us to continue our conversation from washington d c oliver a day of renewal and resolve what does president biden mean with renewal. well of course this day means a major shift in u.s. policy in the rhetoric in the tone that we've heard coming from a narrow division if you will and certainly that was what he was talking of all there in his address he called on americans to unite to come together and that is exactly also what he believes to be elected for to unite the nation to be a healer as he called himself and that is what was very well reflected in that address that we've heard earlier today all over the a 46 president of the united states deliver

days in the planning. >>> plus america sets course in a new direction. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. this inauguration day won't be anything like the 58 that came before it. joe biden and kamala harris will take the oath of office at noon eastern under unprecedent circumstances. twin threats from the pandemic and deadly insurrection at the capitol derailing the pomp of a new president. they're replaced with tight crowds >> the first latina on the supreme court just tase sotomayor will swear the judge in president trump will leave under a cloud of impeachment he's the first in over 150 years. >> breaking overnight, president trump issued a wave of 11th hour par dons granting clemency to dozens before leaving office perhaps the biggest surprise of the night, mr. trump is pardoning steve bannon, his former white house steve strategist was facing charges for frauding political supporters, raising money to build the trump border wall. among those on the list lil wayne and kodak black and a former detroit mayor kwau me kill patrick missing from the list the tiger king himself joe exotic who was so sure of a

, my friends, democracy has prevailed. [ applause ] ♪ say can you see ♪ >> it is a new day in america. inauguration >> we did what we came here to do, and so much more. >> now president trump is going to be skipping all of the inauguration events. >> reporter: it is an act of extravagant selfishness. >> have a good life. we will see you soon. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: the country passed 400,000 covid deaths. >> the latest cdc data shows less than half of all available vaccine doses have been given to patients. >> a lot of ""i" words, insurrection, impeachment. a lot of people want vlad to inspire this week. another "i" word. >> i didn't know where you were going. >> you can do that. >> oh -- ♪ >> 72 tennis players are in quarantine ahead of the australian open. some players are going next level to get some practice. who's paying the deposit on that room? the security deposit? >> the window -- makes me nervous. >> how would you like to be in the room next door with the tennis ball thumping on the wall. ♪ >> the constitution is in trouble for this reason -- most americans do not know what's

meme has been made into a t-shirt in case you want a $20 souvenir from the inauguration day, kenneth and >>> right now on "americation. ♪ baby, you're a firework ♪ >> and a message of unity. >> we can see each other, not as adversaries but as neighbors. >> facing his first full day in office, the major changes already in motion from immigration to climate change. >> and this morning, the woman who just made history in the u.s. intelligence community, plus tough love. >> will fire you on the spot. >> president biden's message to any members of the white house staff who fail to respect one another. >>> breaking overnight protests turning violent, clashes on the street. smoke grenades fired off.

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america, and political divisions that have torn at fabric of nation. despite that, president called for unity, declaring that democracy has prevailed. here is some of his inaugural address. >> this is america's day america's been tested anew, and america has risen to the challenge. today we celebrate the triumph not of a candidate but of a cause, the cause of democracy. the people, the will of the people, has been heard, and the will of theeo h heeded. democracy is precious, democracy is m fries, democra has prevailed. so now on this hallowed ground where just a few days ago violence sought to shake the capitol's very foundation, we come together as one nation, under god, indivisible, to carry out the peaceful transfer of power as we have for more than two centuries. few people in our nation's history have been more challenged, found a time more challenging or difficult than the time we're in now. once in a century virus that silently stalks the country, it's taken as many lives in one year

with a string of celebrities and a fireworks display over the capitol rounded off the inauguration day of america's6th president. in others news, coronavirus infection rates may have risen in england since the beginning of the lockdown, according to a study tracking the spread of the virus. the vaccination rollout continues with another 65 centres opening across england, as more over—70s start to receive theirjabs. the education secretary says schools will be given a "two week notice period" before they reopen to pupils. and if you want to get in touch about any of the stories we are covering — you can contact me on twitter, @annita—mcveigh and use the hashtag #bbcyourquestions. we the hashtag #bbcyourquestions. will try to read 0 comments. nearly 200 flood warnings are in place across greater manchester and north wales. thousands were asked to evauate their homes. and coming up this hour, advantage united — paul pogba helps manchester united leapfrog manchester city back to the top of the premier league. hello and good morning to you and welcome to bbc news. "there is no time to waste", those were

inauguration day in america, just hours from no, presidential transfer of power with yes deep divisions high hopes. the nation's capitol is on lockdown as joe biden is set to be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states. kamala harris will write her own page in the u.s. history books becoming the first woman, the first woman of color to be sworn in as vice president. >> a new beginning and a new administration facing enormous challenges. the nation reeling after the deadly siege on the u.s. capitol, a surging pandemic that has now taken the lives of more than 400,000 americans, and in his final hours as president, donald trump just granted a number of pardons including pardon for former chief strategist

peacefully transferred power, and despite violence two weeks ago, joe biden is inauguration today was no different. this is america's day. this is democracy's day in his inaugural address as 46 president, joe biden called for unity. we can see each other not as adversaries, but his neighbors. you can treat each other with dignity and respect. at 78 years old president biden is the oldest person to be sworn in. he's the first to have a mostly virtual ceremony because of the pandemic and more national guard members in d c than attendees due to security concerns. there's also the big historic first, kamala harris is now the first african american and first indian american woman to become vice president. so help me god. meanwhile, for the first time in more than 150 years, the departing president did not attend. former president trump said farewell from joint base andrews before the ceremony. i wish the new administration great luck and great success back at the capitol. the president and vice president were given the flags that flew overhead. the moment power was peacefully transferred over. two weeks after the capitol att

>>of course is not just america's capital that's beefing up security ahead of wednesday's inauguration day every state capital in america doing the same including down the road in sacramento and has rushed paulson gov reports for us right now state leaders have already said. >>if anyone commits a crime they intend to prosecute them fully. >>it's not the fight one wants to see a plywood covered some portions of downtown sacramento. moore went up as crews finished up near l and 10th. it's all in a response to what could happen over the next week but not all businesses are taking the same course andrew harrison works near the capital says he isn't worried the crowds will damage any businesses there's a lot of people they might physically still are but i don't see why they would come. >>to the business side. i think other focuses on that building the owner of good bottle isn't taking any chances most shocking the surprising. >>saying that's ever happened. i think in my lifetime. owner christopher sinclair says he will close up its business and boarded up and reopen it the day after inauguratio

inauguration day, kenneth and >>> right now on "america this morning," a new day in washington. >> there isn't anything we can't do if we do it together. >> after an evening of celebration. ♪ baby, you're a firework ♪ >> and a message of unity. >> we can see each other, not as adversaries but as neighbors. >> facing his first full day in office, the major changes already in motion from immigration to climate change. >> and this morning, the woman who just made history in the u.s. intelligence community, plus tough love. >> will fire you on the spot. >> president biden's message to any members of the white house staff who fail to respect one another. >>> breaking overnight protests turning violent, clashes on the street. smoke grenades fired off. storefronts vandalized. what police are saying this morning. >>> a new record overnight in the coronavirus pandemic. what doctors are saying about a new mutation of the virus and how amazon is offering to help with a covid vaccine rollout. >>> plus, jumbo jackpot. the big winner in the powerball lottery drawing. >>> and from the young poet who st

. >> tonight, the presidential inaugural committee wraps up inauguration day with an event called elevating americahosted by actor tom hanks and featuring performances by demi lovato, bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi and many others. watch live coverage beginning at 830 eastern on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies that provide c-span2 viewers as a public service.

transfer of power on inauguration day anyone who does that will be caught and they will be prosecuted we had a great day. >>new administration. and pray for its success in keeping americad prosperous meanwhile president trump plans to skip the inauguration and have his own departure ceremony wednesday morning at joint base andrews before boarding his final flight on air force one to florida. >>it sounds like we're having a little problem with an is a microphone there. meanwhile tonight president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris. well they are now in washington dc ahead of tomorrow's inauguration and when they arrived there was a moving ceremony for the victims of covid-19 at the lincoln memorial's reflecting pool really powerful you're talking about the face of unthinkable tragedy here there were 400 lights for the now 4,000 plus people. >>who have died in the pandemic hit, here's a bit of what was said earlier tonight. >>to heal. we must remember. this hard sometimes to remember. but that's how we view. that's important. to do that as a nation. that's why we're here today. between sat down and us. shot, the lights. the darkness. >>along. >>the sa

i can tell you had better memories of america before that day could you tell us about how the inauguration build up is being viewed from china's perspective. well i think for one thing beijing is ready to work who are divided at the ministry on a whole host of issues from climate change to improving trade relations to really stop this ask leading trade war that does neither side any good and. to some extent reset this relations to make it more cooperative less confrontational but i think beijing is also ready to have a very realistic expectation of america of the by the administration because his hands can be tied let's face it there's a midterm election in 2 years senator kerry lection in 4 years and the military industrial complex in washington d.c. is not going away some think tanks that tend to be hawkish that profit from it confrontational you know her relationship with china are not going away. they're funded by the major military many factors weapons manufacturers in washington so watching this from beijing i think policymakers i would assume that i would assume have a very realisti

inauguration day. but we're here. it's a new beginning. it's the dawn of a new day in america.biden will do today is to reach out to everybody. he's not punitive. he's not a punitive person and i think he knows it's a mistake for the country and for his presidency to encourage punishment of people who supported president trump and i hope all the institutions along the way will not begin to have a kind of scapegoating of anybody who was for president trump. that's their right as americans under our constitution. obviously, it's not anybody's right to use violence against our capitol on january 6th. that's a different matter. those people will be dealt with by the law. i think this is a time to rise up and work together as we did after the civil war and certainly during the depression and after 9/11, which i lived through in washington. that's our strength. we can do it again and i think biden will try hard to do that. maria: yes, of course. yeah. and it's something that's much-needed so we'll be watching that, as well as this tech censorship, i'm wondering if he's going to say a

america. leading up to or on inauguration day. 32 years worked in corrections that long persimmon never seen anything like this in all my life. it sounds so sad day for america, the alameda county sheriff's department is the regionalaw enforcement coordinator for the bay area and beyond covering 16 counties. sheriff say they're keeping an eye on the oakland airport and critical infrastructure such as bridges and government buildings. but in oakland, most residents say they aren't concerned about violence here. i don't think anything is gonna happen out here for say, i've got it down over here. that's what's gonna happen. the chp is on tactical alert and in a statement says, in part, it's been working with other agencies for months to ensure the outcome of the election will be respected. and that any protests, which may occur are free from violence. ah former presidential fema appointee says in the wake of the insurrection in washington, law enforcement is expecting the unexpected and they're using their imagination. what do you think, may or may not? what is just so far fetched that we would never pl

inauguration day in america. >> dana: katie pavlich i will ask the control room, do we have the sound of president trump wishing the bidens well? that might give us a sense of what is in the letter. all right. if we could play that and katie i'll get your reaction on the other side, please. >> president trump: we did what we came here to do and so much more. this week we inaugurate a new administration and pray for its success in keeping america safe and prosperous. we extend our best wishes and we also want them to have luck, a very important word. >> dana: he reiterated something similar at andrews air force base and he said we've set them up for great success. what's your thoughts now. >> the president reiterated his track record and believes that joe biden can pick up the ball when it comes to operation warp speed and deal with the coronavirus pandemic in a way he promised to on the campaign trail. when it comes to moving forward president trump deeply loves this country. joe biden says he deeply loves this country. president trump wants the country to succeed and therefore he is

inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the conclude with the america" concert at 5:30-p-m. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- a drive-thru covid-19 vaccination clinic opens up in the east bay. find out where and who is eligible to get a shot. <> plus-- plus-- the pandemic has stolen so much from many has some cope with loss, isolation, and fear. how this is leading to unhealthy habits... and after the break-- today is doctor martin luther king junior day. we'll show you the unique way some people are honoring doctor king. weather.weather.weather. ♪ here's to the duers. to all the people who realize they can du more with less asthma thanks to dupixent, the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness

but it is a new day in america. it's inauguration day for joe biden. here's what it looks like this morning -- the west front of the capitol where byoo today joe biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states of america.ou correspondent, nancy cordes, is there. good morning to you. i can't imagine what it feels like there. >> reporter: good morning and welcome to a slightly windy washington, d.c., gayle. there is a view that never gets old. that balcony behind me is where president-elect joe biden will deliver his inaugural address in a few short hours. but first, this morning he'll attend mass at the cathedral of st. matthew the apostle just down the road. republican leaders mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy will join him as will democratic leaders. mr. biden then heads here to the capitol where he'll be sworn in by chief justice john roberts, vice president-elect kamala harris will be sworn in by justice sonia sotomayor. the bidens are then going to head to arlington national cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown sol

. >> let's talk about your message to america on inauguration day. when you deliver those welcome remarks there will not be that sea of americans staring back like usual. can this be a celebration of american democracy without america out there celebrating it? >> it must be. and by the way, stephanie, they will be celebrating it, just like so many other things, so many momentous moments in people's lives, weddings. unfortunately funerals. everything has had to be done differently and i think people will be part of it. they'll feel a part of it. my guess is you're going to have more people watching this inauguration than ever before. and they know now, if they didn't before, what this moment means, that transfer of power, 12:01 p.m. on january 20th. so as i look over that mall it's going to be, i hope, a beautiful day, it's not supposed to rain or snow, number one good thing. number two, as i look down that mall i'm going to imagine the people that could have been there if not for this pandemic, if it had been handled differently, yes. but i think it's

inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news-- bay area cities are getting ready to open large vaccination sites. but it's unclear how many doses will actually be acquired. and after the break... new details about the man accused of trying to make a bomb in san francisco. we'll have the latest on the investigation. today is doctor martin luther king junior day. a day for honoring doctor king. we'll see how his message and vision is relevant today. weather.weatherweather(john) that's right ---gusting winds really fueled it erupted sunday..those have since died down... (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) today is doctor martin luther king junior day. doctor king junior would have turned 93 years old this year. as we remember his legacy on fighting for civil rights ... his story and vision is proving to be relevant today. allen henry has more ( james )( darya ) checking bay area weather before you head out the door.. weather.weather.weather(john) (reyna)no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less t

inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. also in san francisco-- a man has been arrested after chemicals used to make explosives were found in his r-v. f-b-i and sna francico police arrested kyle matthew folsom on friday at the candlestick r-v park on gilman avenue. officials don't believe the bomb-making materials were connected to any type of inauguration day protest. however, it's still unclear what the man was planning on doing. folsom is facing charges for several crimes, including unlawful possession of explosives. in the north bay-- a napa busiessman has been arrested after deputies found an assortment of weapons, including 15-thousand rounds of ammunition in his home. benjamin rogers is being held on 5 million dollar bail. after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business-- deputies found more than 50 guns, several unregistered and illegal weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition. they also found several pounds of gun powder. the sheriff's department bomb squad also located five pipe bombs i

inauguration day coverage this wednesday. the formal ceremony begins at 8-a-m and will conclude with the "celebrating america" concert at 5:30-p-m. a san francisco man is facing federal charges after he was seen in video inside the u-s capitol during the riots earlier this month. daniel goodwyn is a self- proclaimed member of the proud boys and freelance web developer. also in san francisco-- a man has been arrested after chemicals used to make explosives were found in his r-v. f-b-i and sna francico police arrested kyle matthew folsom on friday at the candlestick r-v park on gilman avenue. officials don't believe the bomb-making materials were connected to any type of inauguration day protest. however, it's still unclear what the man was planning on doing. folsom is facing charges for several crimes, including unlawful possession of explosives. in the north bay-- a napa busiessman has been arrested after deputies found an assortment of weapons, including 15-thousand rounds of ammunition in his home. benjamin rogers is being held on 5 million dollar bail. after obtaining a search warrant for both rogers home and business-- de

inauguration day. thanks to all performers, friends and neighbors who celebrate america with us and once again, congratulations

bruce springsteen's "land of hope and dreams" kicks off tonight's celebrating america on this day which saw the inaugurationall, in our nation's secured capital city. the last few weeks, last few years, we've witnessed deep divisions and a troubling rancor in our land. but tonight we ponder the united states of america. the practice of our democracy, the foundations of our republic, the integrity of our constitution, the hope and dreams we all share for a more perfect union. to some a presidential inauguration is a tradition, an act that marks the commitment of a new four-year term. yet in truth, inauguration day is about much more than the swearing in of our next national leaders. this day is about witnessing the permanence of our american ideal. every four years we hear the words that will empower us all on the journey ahead, the message that can unite us, as we begin a new passage from where we are to where we can be. a trek to a common goal, to the promise of our promised land. the keynote of this day is the presidential inaugural address. the new president, republican, democrat, lays out a vision for t

. >> tonight the presidential inaugural committee wraps up inauguration day with an event called celebrating america hosted by actor tom hanks and featuring performances by demi lovato, bruce springsteen, and bonds on joey and many others. watch live coverage beginning at 830 eastern on c-span2 online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> american history tv on c-span3 exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend coming up this weekend saturday at 2:00 p.m. eastern the history maker with a conversation between founder and president juliana richardson and fox news political analyst ron williams sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern the history maker series continues with college president janetta cole and amm president on the history african-american education and the importance of htc you at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america in light of the recent attacks on the u.s. capital watch several films on the united states government and the american democracy which offers lessons on how the government works in at 6:30 p.m. eastern samuel talks about his book the tra

. >>> biden's inauguration was a big day for america and for the internet, full of history and fashion former first ladies michelle obama and hillary clinton wowed with purple, the color a nod to blending the red of the republican party and the blue of the democratic party, symbolizing unity. the new first lady jill biden went for ocean blue, showcasing trust and stability, each showcasing designers. lady gaga led commentators to ask, is that a "hunger games" brooch? she was trying to send a message with a peace above pins. but in the end, bernie's mittens made the internet go poof, leading to thousands of memes. the senator was photoshopped into everything from favorite paintings to, my favorite, the "sopranos" deli. bernie's look was more thoughtful than you might know. a vermont schoolteacher made them using repurposed wool sweaters and lined with fleece from recycled plastic bottle. bernie doubled down on the sartorial choice by turning it into a sweatshirt with 100% of the profits going to meals on wheels vermont. but don't even try, already sold out. as for the mittens, they also

. >>> biden's inauguration was a big day for america and for the internet.ce president kamala harris and former first ladies nobody and hillary clinton wowed with purple, the color a nod to blending the red and blue. the new first lady jill biden went for ocean blue with her inaugural look representing trust, confidence, and stability. each showcased a merging american designers. lady go ga's national anthem, chills. when the internet asked, was that a mocking bird broach? she too was trying to spend a message to the divided country with a peace dove. but in the end, the country was most smitten with mittening bernie's mittens that is. alongside a puffer that made the internet go poof. that led to thousands of peoples of the senator photo shopped into everything everywhere to famous painting to the sopranos delli. even making his way to the final frontier. turns out ber ne's look was more thoughtful than you know. those mittens made by a wisconsin schoolteacher. bernie had the last laugh, dowelling down on the sartorial choice by turning it into a sweatshirt

inaugurations over the last 200 years. traditionally it means a day of ceremony i brought him saying obama do solemnly swear i like the idea. do solemnly swear. granted. the. ritual stretching back to america's founding joe biden's is the 59th u.s. presidential inauguration and across the more than 200 years of history there have been some stand up. times when images have become iconic and words have captured moments of generational change and ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. moments of political transition. in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem government is the problem. and sometimes moments where americans were told what they most wanted to hear and maybe needed to believe about themselves there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. messages have been sent to both allies and adversaries we shall pay any price bear any burden. meet any hardship support any friend. oppose any foe where she. and the success of liberty from this day forward it's going to be only america 1st. and a few inaugurations are remembered only because something bizarre happened like in 941 when will

day. during his inauguration speech show bought and also said america needs to confront supremacy and upon our friends through trump support as it all comes amid a climate of highly charged language being used by both democrats and republicans against one another. host been sworn to spoke to his podcast guests about that rising level of hostility. the use of language is so important as a journalist i know words mean something and we constantly use language to to demonize and dehumanizing people on the other side it's leading us towards very drastic measures am i right about that or my overstating it no you're absolutely right morris language matters and you're exactly right that it's dangerous and to call your next door neighbor who is a white male who voted for trump the mystic terrorist is not going to result in good downstream effects and i always tell people there's only 2 options either we're going to resolve these issues peacefully through the battle of ideas or and 10152100 years we will resolve them violently is there something that needs to happen in terms of trying to find some f

day. well during his inauguration speech joe biden also said america needs to confront white supremacy and on the part of reference to certain supporters it comes of course amid a climate of highly charged language being used by both democrats and republicans against each other or to america has been sworn in earlier spoke to his podcast. hostility. the use of language is so important as a journalist i know words mean something and we constantly use language to to demonize and dehumanizing people on the other side it's leading us towards very drastic measures am i right about that or my overstating it no you're absolutely right listen the use of language is the most by which we communicate yes some of our communication modalities are non-verbal but we are a dialoguing animal and so to the extent that we can serve the meaning of words then we control the narrative and so let me give you an example rape used to mean that you know the reprehensible diabolical crime that it was i mean typically a male who you know a service the right of a woman to have freedom of choice in terms of who she wis

little rock thank you so much for your company and welcome to our special inauguration of broadcast it is a new day in america those are the words of joe biden who is due to be sworn in in just over an hour from now as president of the united states his vice president come why harris will be the 1st to take the oath of office with a pair face daunting days ahead as they are faced with the challenge of bringing together a deeply divided nation will have full live coverage of the inauguration ceremony and joe biden's inaugural address well after doing everything within his power to stay on trump has now for the last time left the white house as president of the united states he was accompanied by the. first lady milan have the outgoing president pumped his fist and waved as he boarded the movie no one helicopter he leaves behind a nation bitterly divided ever the norm shattering president he's not attending the inauguration of his successor joe biden trump's 1st stop was the joint base andrews in maryland where he spoke to supporters take less so with that i just want to. say you are amazing people this is a gr