. >> let's go back to ourphone lines and talk to and who's calling from jamaica . morning. >> thank you for your good work. the pandemic hasugexacerbated the problem of not enough professionals to help individuals with mental health issues . in the us isand vermont and we do have an issue with attracting and recruiting good artists, nurses and other mental health practitioners. government could offer incentives to help reduce this problem. i'm hoping to hear comment about that and i also want to make a comment, i appreciate the research from nmih, working with a variety of universities on this. also death by firearms is a problem. the service announcements maybe in firearms retail places on houses for firearms safely to remove firearms from residents when someone has depression, could you comment on a work in this area and remind the public on the program that we need more discussion to help reduce the stigma? i appreciate you being on, thank you. >> thank you and and i've been to jamaica vermont, it's a beautiful small town and i'm very glad to hear from you and t

the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—een the uk and jamaica mean it is not currently possible to stage the fixtures. it's hoped the four—match series can be rearranged for later in the year. the new pdc world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's grasped the opportunity of reaching the pinnacle of the sport after winning his first world title last night. price beat gary anderson to take home the £500,000 winners cheque and become the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby. i never really fulfilled my dream potential in the rugby days, but if i had what i have gone on to become a darts player? i'm not sure i would. everything happens for a reason and i've had this opportunity in completely different sport and over the past seven years i'm thankful i've got another opportunity and i've taken another opportunity in another sport. and that's all the sport for now. well, tuesday is going to be a cold day again across the uk. the persistent north—easterly wind is here to stay

they lived in jamaica, queens, which -- may as well be jamaica was an hour and a half commute on theke a bus or one of those $2 vans to their house. so it was, you know -- you got to want it. >> jimmy: yeah, really. i mean, that's interesting. did you ever find yourself on the train or in the van with people who had just seen the show? >> um -- i never had a experience. >> jimmy: okay. >> people from jamaica, queens, weren't too interested in the fact that i was doing a broadway show, i don't think. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then what was the next big show you did after that, when that was done? >> oh. after that one, of faith" which they're not all "hamilton," let me let you know. i did -- "leap of faith" ran 23 shows on broadway, 2 1/2 weeks. >> jimmy: wow. >> then "hamilton." >> jimmy: and then right to "hamilton," wow, really. [ cheers and applause ] >> just like that. >> jimmy: that's very crazy. that's a hot. you went to college in the middle, i assume? >> i did. i went to college with a buddy of yours, josh gad and i were in the same class. josh groban was in our class. >> ji

and he still had a charter in jamaica.s whole belief was that the clan was a shadow government of the united states. he didn't see a way for the americans or for the blacks really to even negotiate. and his view was to leave them alone. we can go back. but also, part of this embracing of the people. an understanding that need. that part of jamaica is important. so you have to understand. and luis little also being from grenada. there are blacks are from other places. and that comes up as well. randall: and the parallels of garvey looking for the black people's own piece of land. in their own space where there is no encroachment, no repression read you can draw lines from that as well to elijah mohammed. the efforts to establish a piece of land in the u.s. where for that would be for black people only and then later, much later part of it would be from africa. we did talking about this. i just realized going to expire our hour. manning that so far into the bucket. it but let me ask you about this. so tell us how his father

the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—e fixtures. it's hoped the four—match series can be rearranged for later in the year. the new pdc world darts champion, gerwyn price says he's grasped the opportunity of reaching the pinnacle of the sport after winning his first world title last night. price beat gary anderson to take home the £500,000 winners cheque and become the new world number one. not bad for someone who six years ago was playing professional rugby. i never really fulfilled my dream potential in the rugby days, but if i had what i have gone on to become a darts player? i'm not sure i would. everything happens for a reason and i've had this opportunity in completely different sport and over the past seven years i'm thankful i've got another opportunity and i've taken another opportunity in another sport. and that's all the sport for now. hello. well, let's see what the weather is up to on tuesday. and in summary, not an awful lot of change. it's going to stay pretty cold and in fact over the next few days, you can

the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—rearranged for later in the year. that's all the sport for now. on the new measures being taken in england to deal with the surging pandemic. the covid threat level in the uk has been raised to the highest, level five, meaning the nhs is at risk of being overwhelmed. there will be tighter restrictions in england, and schools will close. we'll bring you the full address live from number 10 downing street, as well as reaction from around the uk. leaders of the four uk nations have been meeting to discuss the response to rocketing case numbers. scotland has already announced it will go into lockdown from midnight tonight. we are now seeing a steeply rising trends of infection. indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that i am

and was not an american citizen, he came here, his organization too, he had a charter in jamaica.s belief was the clan was the shadow government of the united states. he didn't see a way for blacks to negotiate and his view was leave them alone, the other argument, part of this is embracing people in the diaspora, garvey being from jamaica is important. louise little being from grenada, and other places that comes up too. >> host: the parallel of garvey, black people's own piece of land, black people's own space, encroachments, draw a through line from that to elijah mohammed's effort, to establish a piece of land in the us where people would be for black people, in the republic of new africa but this is the funny thing, it slips away and i realize we will expire our our and haven't gotten to the book yet but tell us how malcolm's father died and the immediate impact on malcolm himself. >> host: earl little was working in lansing that evening and he slipped and fell, he was running back, he had forgotten his coat. and fell on the tracks as lansing ran over him. there were other wi

born and raised in kenya and is true of heris whose mother is indian and whose hails from jamaica. i think that is. a very nice image of what the united states today is today in contradistinction to the idea of new markets to find that whiteness will be idea that in america only those who are white house of truly members of the community as many people would have for a number of decades and though but also in contradistinction to too simplistic a view of what took a racial categories in the united states of patchwork family is one that represents . everything in. that is that you have a strand of manhattan but i think it's i mean it's very good point here is the story is it's truly one of the america's immigrant i did see and also the american dream of being able to become whatever you wish if you work hard here's more about that take a look. kaamelott harris grew up here a quiet neighborhood across the bay from san francisco her mother raised her to be strong and to prove herself through her work she studied at the historically black howard university in washington d.c. then got h

. >> ella nace en familia de inmigrantes su madre de la india, de jamaica, desde pequeña aprendió a sentirsetimos orgullosos, que de verdad no tienen límites . >> es la primera mujer en ser fiscal de san francisco así rompiendo barreras insuperables, algo que la primera mujer vicepresidenta de colombia conoce bien . >> todas las mujeres que tenemos poder lograr que hayan más mujeres en los escenarios . >> harris, ocupará la residencia en massachusetts, y su esposo se convertirá en el primer segundo caballero en la historia de estados unidos . >> trascendió que la primera llamada será con el primer ministro canadiense, el presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador reaccionó, víctor silva nos tiene más, qué tal . >> muy buenas noches las reacciones van desde la comunidad migrante hasta el palacio nacional, así las reacciones de este lado de la frontera . >> la llama de la esperanza se encendió, la puerta de entrada a estados unidos, se puede ver más cercana . >> abrir esta facilidad para estar allá, es lo que más queremos . >> con la vigilia en la frontera esperan que joe biden cumpla su promesa d

we have rom from jamaica and i made chai spice syrup representing her indian heritage. give it a shake. you can get these cocktails to go or pick up a drink kit and ache them yourself at home. >> while the businesses we just visited were able to offer special treats, all of them had to fight to adapt during this pandemic. tis week more than 50 northern restaurants and wineries filed a lawsuit against out governor newsom for restricting dining while allowing other businesses such as indoor retail to continue. is similar to a challenge filed by the restaurant association. thank you for joining us. >> tell us about your establishment. >> sure, we are a hotel where 160-year-old landmark property. we opened last year a small coffee shop cafe on the property for outside video visitors to come in and see. >> what has the lost last year of the pandemic done to your business? >> is more than the pandemic it's the pandemic and fires as well. all the changes constantly being thrown at us. they are putting all the sanitation stations. heaters, umbrellas, everything. it's been a rol

i can say today i'm the king of jamaica. and maybe it's legally valid, maybe it's not. it's not. point is, nothing stops me from saying it. the way you test the validity of the pardon is getting charged with a crime. imagine he issues that self-pardon he's inviting the future justice department to charge him with a crime so he can go into court and say i've been pardoned already, i pardoned myself. it's hard to see how any responsible court we've seen the last couple weeks even conservative courts are ruling against the president. it's hard to see how they would look at that, a pardon, where one acts as his own judge, jury and executioner and does it himself. it would be fascinating to see it. >> when you're king of jamaica let me know, i want to go to the coronation. i will bow down to elliott williams. >> the food and dancing will be lit. jim sciutto, you're high on the list. >> we need it. elliott williams, thank you very much. >> take care. >>> a federal murder investigation will be opened following the death of a capitol hill police officer from injuries sustained in the att

the netball series between england and jamaica later this month has been called off because of covid—atch series can be rearranged for later in the year. the masters snooker that's due to start on sunday will be played in milton keynes rather than alexandra palace. a number of events were held at arena mk last year because there's a hotel on site which makes it easier to maintain a covid safe environment. gerwyn price is the first world champion of the new year. he beat gary anderson seven sets to three in the world darts final at alexandra palace last night becoming the first welshman to lift the trophy and he's also gone to number one in the world rankings. just six years ago, he gave up on a professional rugby career and came through qualifying school to get onto the darts tour. i spoke to ‘the iceman' earlier about last night's final and his journey to the top of his sport. the first set was edgy. the second set in as soon as i found my feet than the third set. just putting off that. i felt really confident. than the third set. just putting off that. ifelt really confident. i knew

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her father from jamaica. mother from india, who raised harris and her sister mostly as a single parent >> when she came here from india at the age of 19, she maybe didn't quite imagine this moment >> across the country, people were watching. >> i have never seen anything like that before it gives me a lot of hope >> i have four girls, kids, this is a chance to see the future >> what does it mean to you personally >> we're finally giving women of color the -- and indian american women, immigrants, the moment they have long waited for. >> what does it say to you for the future >> i'm sandwiched between my mother who helped break the glass ceiling, and my daughter, who i want her to know the sky's the limit. >> we're ready for change the country is ready for inclusiveness. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> tonight, starting the next chapter in america's history. rehema ellis, nbc news >> watching all this unfold today, chuck todd, andrea mitchell, and historian michael

. >> smells like you're sitting on a beach down in jamaica somewhere. >> then story time has never been more fun. >> thousands of kids from around the world are tuning in to hang out and read books. >> and painting the void artists are adding life and beauty to communities. >> it's a way for us, as artists and also the organizations, to communicate with the people and make sure they know we're there for them. >> plus, coyote sightings in san francisco. >> coyotes are still going about their usual day, but now they're

. >> smells like you're sitting on a beach down in jamaica somewhere. >> then story time has never beenthe world are tuning in to hang out and read books. >> and painting the void artists are adding life and beauty to communities. >> it's a way for us, as artists and also the organizations, to communicate with the people and make sure they know we're there for them. >> plus, coyote sightings in san francisco. >> coyotes are still going about their usual day, but now they're looking out and going, "ooh, there's nobody here." >> but first, self-care in a cup. >> we wanted to make sure that coffee was more accessible to as many people as possible. this shop is super inclusive. it's built on that. it's bright, it's fun. we want everyone to feel welcome as soon as they walk through the door. ♪ we want to bring people together through the power of coffee and tea. it's always been super special to us. it's a time that we got to spend together growing up was over coffee, and so we know what that means to people. she gets to see people physically come in and see their emotion and their excitemen

this replaces the games against jamaica that were postponed because of the pandemic.'s best ever player? it's one to debate with your pals on zoom this evening, and i'm sure wayne rooney would get a mention. england and manchester united's record goal—scorer has retired from playing today to take up the full—time position of manager at derby county. joe lynskey is here with more on what's been a remarkable career. i think on any other day this would be the lead story. definitely. he has given us so many memories through the years. after 18 years as a player, he become derby county's full—time manager today. but he goes to the dugout having made such an impact on the pitch. he arrived as england's fearless teenage striker at euro 2004, scoring four times there, before going on to win the premier league with manchester united five times, as well as an fa cup and a champions league title. he left them with the ultimate personal accolade as their all—time record goal—scorer, surpassing the figure set by a united club icon, sir bobby charlton. that figure was 253 goals fro

became joe biden's running mate she proved to be an avid campaigner and debater paris's father is from jamaica and her mother was born in india that makes her the 1st black and the 1st asian american vice president hopes are high with the new administration right and that is all things. i'm sure not things very good. doctors want to make of it. it's been a long way to the vice presidency but america has spoken and harris is now headed for her place in history. the president has let me ask you to look into your crystal ball for a moment here where do you see harris in 4 or 8 years. well let me just outright look into the crystal ball to see what she's going to do next few years because i do think it is worth emphasizing that you know the role of the vice president sometimes looks somewhat more ceremonial than it does substantive but remember that the only reason that democrats presently have a majority in the senate. with the actual composition of the senate split $5050.00 between democrats and republicans is that as vice president comes to her she will also preside as president of the senate a

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on harry saying and i put my arms around him my cheek is against her right cheek and harry sing in jamaica farewell and he gets to. the nights where the nights where the night record gets stuck i play back on the couch and get into the car i get the radio on it's called jewish masochism. i'm driving back to the radio station hearing where the nights where the nights where the night and you know i thought i'd lose my job but i didn't but i'm answering a phone apologising to people and the last call i picked up was like an old jewish guy and i said he goes. you're driving me crazy nights i said by going to change the station and he said i'm an invalid. takes care of me during the day and the radio is up on top of the dress i can't reach it. so i keep your station on all day long. that was one of my 1st adventures but i did not luckily lose my job. is one of the few channels. this is my country. tell the truth. going. what does the let stand for today not long ago the less stood with working people and civil liberties now it appears to prioritise identity karine college takes over issues we h

he was a national scholar in jamaica. he earned his way and off and out and came to the united states in berkeley to study economics. and my parents met when they were active in the civil rights movement and it's an interesting story jonathan because as you know, my mother graduated college when she was 19. >> what did i tell you? >> so she said to my grandfather who was one of the freedom fighters in india for india's independence and my mother was the eldest of four children, she was the oldest girl obviously and she said to my grandparents she wanted to study science and go to what was considered to be one of the best schools that was uc berkeley and my grandparents looked at her and said we will put you on a plane and you can go to a place you've never been.at 19 years old. this was 1959. so this girl, this young woman plane and encouraged by her parents to go and pursue her dreams. now, the story is also that it was fully expected she would go back and get that degree and have a good arrangedmarriage . but course my

joe biden's running mate she proved to be an avid campaigner and debater harris's father is from jamaica and her mother was born in india that makes her the 1st black and the 1st asian american vice president hopes are high. station. right and. it's been a long way to the vice presidency but america has spoken and harris is now headed for her place in history. well my 1st guest tonight says neglecting women is a losing business model even more so as we come out of the pandemic i'm happy to welcome laura list wood to the program nor is the secretary general of the council of women world leaders she joins me tonight from washington d.c. it's good to have you on the program or i'd like to get your thoughts on the role of vice president come away harris in turning this pandemic into a prescription for gender parity. well thank you for having me tonight. and the tip 1st and foremost the very fact that we have a woman at its highest level the highest level we've ever had in the united states as vice president that in and of itself. will help ensure that questions around gender and gender parit

became joe biden's running mate she proved to be an avid campaigner and debater paris's father is from jamaica and her mother was born in india that makes her the 1st black and the 1st asian american vice president hopes are high with the new administration right and that is the hope thanks. i'm sure you know things very good. doctors want to have it. it's been a long way to the vice presidency but america has spoken and harris is now headed for her place in history. the president let me ask you to look into your crystal ball for a moment here where do you see harris in 4 or 8 years. well let me just actually. look into the crystal ball to see what she's going to do next few years because i do think it is worth emphasizing that you know the role of the vice president sometimes looks somewhat more ceremonial than it does substantive but remember that the only reason the democrats presently have a majority in the senate. with the actual composition of the senate split $5050.00 between democrats and republicans is that as vice president come with her she will also preside as president of the sena

on harry saying and i put my arms around my cheek it's against her right cheek and hairy sing in jamaica farewell and he gets to die on the way where the nights where the nights where the nights oh no record get stuck i place her back on a couch i get into the car i get the radio on it's called jewish masochism i'm driving back to the radio station hearing where the nights where the nights where my. and you know i thought i'd lose my job but i didn't but i'm answering a phone apologising to people and the last call i picked up was like an old jewish guy i said he goes. you're driving me crazy nights i said by going to change the station and he said i'm an invalid. takes care of me during the day and the radio is up on top of the dress i can't reach it so i keep your station on all day long. that was one of my 1st adventures but i did not luckily lose my job. i did in the media a long time. t. is one of the few channels. he does know this is my country. tell the truth. right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese it's profitable to self and. and sugary and salty and a

paris's father is from jamaica and her mother was born in india that makes her the 1st black and the 1st asian american vice president hopes are high but then you are going to change. right and. you can see it. i'm sure you know things will get that. doctors want to think of it. it's been a long way to the vice presidency but america has spoken and harris is now headed for her place in history. and my 1st guest tonight says neglecting women is a losing business model even more so as we come out of the pandemic i'm happy to welcome laura list wood to the program lore is the secretary general of the council of women world leaders she joins me tonight from washington d.c. it's good to have you on the program or i'd like to get your thoughts on the role of vice president harris in turning this pandemic into a prescription for gender parity. well thank you for having me tonight. i think tipped 1st and foremost the very fact that we have a woman at its highest level the highest level we've ever had in the united states as vice president that in and of itself. will help ensure that question

this replaces the games against jamaica that were postponed because of the pandemic.layed behind closed doors at their training base in loughborough, with strict covid protocols in place. they'll be up against international stars who play for superleague clubs. we have the last of the quarterfinals at the masters snooker today. ronnie 0'sullivan plastohn higgins later, but at the table already, stephen maguire is taking on yan bingtao in milton keynes. they've just started the second frame. these are live pictures from milton keynes. stephen maguire has lost the first frame against yan bingtao. the winner will face defending champion stuart bingham in the semis. you can watch this match on the iplayer, as well as the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from today's premier league news conferences. and we've heard in the last few minutes that wayne rooney has been appointed permanant derby county manager on a permanent basis in the championship. i'll be back with more later. stricter ru

itself and we got a lot of cloud and rain moving across the caribbean just easing its way across cuba jamaica could see some shabby rain for a time the wetter weather will be across the a western side of the caribbean so into central america just about anywhere here well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharp showers some wetter weather that just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through push down with a top temperature of 26. the 2nd episode of the series exposed the rise of the major drug cartels and their reign of terror in the sentence mexican government little told the traffickers we have to produce the body as they know it is good. american public enemy number one is drug abuse and the launch of the international war on drugs drug trafficking politics and our. drug lords on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour the number of coronavirus deaths hers the past 400001 the eve of president elect joe biden's in the ration he's attended the memorial and says he's n

because racism sexism myside war they're all deeply ingrained in us politics how does his father's from jamaica her mother from india she attended a historically black college in washington d.c. and joined alpha kappa alpha a historically white society for female students after graduation she wore to we are from attorney general in our home state of california. to senator a run at the presidential nomination ended early or connections to the biden family put it in prime support for the vice presidential nomination 1st of all is the answer yes. come on how this brings to the white house a background a set of life experiences that are different from anyone who served as vice president with race is such an important part of the national discussion at the moment she has the chance to influence policy on that and other issues which could change the face of the united states we were. a country yes. that. black women hispanics and other people of color who are not being at the table she'll be a target for criticism she was before and will be again and you have to say her day brighter she gets very ups

her father, donald harris, a jamaica-borne economist.ndia. they divorced when camilla was seven, leaving her and her sister to be raised primarily by her mother. >> she raised us to be proud, strong, black women and to know and be proud of our indian heritage. >> pauley: she emphasized your black teidentity? >> she was very deliberate about it. she arrived in the united states at the age of 19 because she had a dream and a goal to end cancer. she wanted to be a scientist, and automatically, in the midst of those turbulent times, became very attractive to the civil rights movement in the '60s and beyond. and she was acutely aware that she was raising her two daughters in an america where we would very likely be treated and approached based on our race and our gender. and so my mother raised her two daughters to be very proud black women. growing up my sister and i had to deal with the neighbor who told her her parents told her couldn't play with us because we were black. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second cla

peninsula going a little further south as into that western side of the caribbean a chance of showers for jamaica. sponsored by a qatar airways the brazilian journalist investigating a politically stagnant land grab all the farmers helped get also not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away to guarantee the occupation of the land is journalism the last hope in the fight to see the amazon the says not only a land conflict but a conflict a narrative brazil the age of boston are all whose truth is it anyway an al-jazeera . book about what you all deserve me still rob a reminder of our top stories donald trump has become the 1st us president to be impeached for a 2nd time the house of representatives formally charged him with inciting violence over the storming of the capitol building last week the left 5 people dead 10 republicans joined democrats to back the move and top made no mention of his impeachment in a video message on twitter released soon after the proceedings but in a

itself and we got a lot of cloud and rain moving across the caribbean just easing its way across cuba jamaica could see some shabby rain for a time the wetter weather will be across the a western side of the caribbean so into central america just about anywhere here well the caribbean coast in particular could see some sharp showers some wetter whether they're just coming into panama and also into costa rica further east it's looking good for the east and warm sunshine coming through town with a top temperature of 26. make a change. change your life for the part of the country challenge the accepted truth you want to create something you push to break it continually mold to turn the status quo and fight injustice all months to. witness personal documentaries not potent deception on al-jazeera. oh. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the number of people have died from covert 19 in the united states as a past 400000 the staggering toll was confirmed on the eve of president elect joe biden's inauguration he's led nationwide memorials in his farewell speech outgoing

harris' father was a stanford graduate from jamaica.m southern indiana. >> how the historic nature of kamala's breakthrough, breaking this glass ceiling, i think breaks it for so many others, young black girls, girls of color, who know they can do whatever they want to do, whether it is be president or vice president or whatever their goals or aspirations are. >> my initial feelings are one of pride and joy as well as excitement. >> bay area tech entrepreneur and ceo of fable phone banked for the biden/harris campaign. she said kamala harris' background makes her so consequential. >> and it's something that feel something in her with relation and joy, with respect to that. but i think it's more than that. it's beyond the asian american community or south asian community. it's really about every community and how she has this great skill to bring all of the communities together. i think that is what i find i am most excited about. >> >> reporter: both of these powerful women are excited and eager to see what the woman of many firsts will

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we process george ion he is a republican analyst and an international political strategist are in jamaica hospitals in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it oh it's going to be and 1st here again joe biden during his inaugural address asked for unity and but at the same time as i said in my introduction here that unity. hope is not kind of universal i mean in many ways it looks like the democrats are really so we're winners ok i mean where is the embrace of the not the defeated the bankwest year because i think that that would be a good step in the right direction because it seems like the the the call for unity is kind of holloway at this point here your thoughts. sure and yeah well i definitely think there is a call for unity but the call for unity is mostly around moderates like the moderate democrats that are leading this call for unity so i think what the democrats are trying to do is create a powerful large and. unfavorable bloc in the congress of moderate republicans and moderate democrats you look at people like susan collins senator collins or

sea this line of cloud here that's making its way across cuba lady across the great right to decide jamaicacould see some western weather as we go through monday and on into choose to and you see how that wet weather stretches way into the western side of the region so much as central america will see the heavy downpours we've seen heavy rain recently in honduras the heavy showers all set to continue. sponsored by a qatar airways. divorce rates in taiwan are soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this unli too well. but as the 60th wedding anniversary approaches her own parents are locking horns rather than arms and legs out so you. cannot daughterly love and professional expertise make them see eye to eye. my find that my mother part of the viewfinder asian series on al-jazeera. and the answer. to work with. have a look at the look. he shot and worse and. was most of. all the. there. it is. this is al jazeera. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the images from you have china tried to censor al-jazeera investiga

[habla en inglÉs] sus padres, un inmigrante de jamaica y su madre india se establecieron en estados unidos y con la meta de convertirse en una profesional, kamala estudiÓ leyes en california . en el 2011 fue elegida como o fiscal del estado. en 2017 llegÓ a cenar en los estados unidos y se enfocÓ en reducir la brecha de ——social. lucha por la igualdad de derechos. para la administraciÓn entrante es claro que deben empezar por cambiar lo que no estuvo bien en la administraciÓn trump. uno de esos cambios es la reforma migratoria, a la que define como "una prioridad". la promesa fue clara. [habla en inglÉs] >> kamala harris, muy buenos dÍas, bienvenida! ilia: el mensaje que querÍa enviar por acercarse a los votantes quedÓ clara en su visita a despierta amÉrica, cuando buscaba la candidatura. hoy es un dÍa histÓrico, un dÍa con el que soÑÓ una madre inmigrante de la india. un dÍa con el que hoy soÑamos muchas madres para nuestros hijos. [habla en inglÉs] >> cuando yo le dije a mi hija ana que usted era la nominada a la vicepresidenciaella me pregunto, es la que se parece a nosotras? por quÉ es

the son of immigrants that came from a british place, jamaica.public schools. that over the years i was able to advance. in the military and became chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff at up to that of happen anywhere else? is that of happen anywhere else? is that of happen anywhere else? is that of happen anywhere else? something that would happen in the united kingdom? all i know is i had to demonstrate professionalism and demonstrate that i knew that i have feelings of this country. and that i was going to do everything i could and i did. and i'm feeling very good today. i was telling somebody earlier today that as i sat there in the audience and glanced up at the big tower on top of the congress building, i was deeply moved. as the sun came out and shined on it. we are okay. don't worry about america. we will work out the problems that you've seen in the last few weeks. but they are our problems they are not to change our relationship with the world. it's going to require us to do things a little differently. i'm glad we have a new president