thank you, joe. joined this evening by our daughter ashley and my granddaughter maisie, and my niece, and family and friends, have my colleagues. i see them over there. [applause] and many friends who have kept me sane, like my friends from my art class. it's not like our in drinking. it is bar in exercise. [laughing] so anyway, many people here who have made this moment possible. and thank you to my beloved team jill, all these people i've worked with over the past, gosh, 11 years who are here tonight to support me. you know, it's a little surreal to be here to talk about this book, and usually i am sitting where you are to hear me of the extraordinary authors, politics and prose brings to washington. so lissa, thank you for your friendship and for your literary leadership. thank you very much. [applause] this book was a little dreamlike to write as well. growing up, you know, i never imagined that i would write something like this. being vulnerable in front of such a large audience is not really my

and he does it. >> we want joe! we want joe!narrator: in the crisis of stuttering, a life method: persevere. just push through. >>orca msel me tarreoch diseases like cancer, and... not the end in, um, um, in themselves... the uaw took ex-- credible cuts in their future... >> many people would say biden's stutter is among his most visible weaknesses, if not number one. but it's also a source of his strength. it's also... the main source of his grit and his... determination to just be there, competing. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy... ♪ >> narrator: as he began his political career, joe biden had a role model: irish, catholic, good-looking. joe emulated what he could. kennedy was drawn to politics, biden was drawn to politics. jack had a photogenic wife and children. joe had a photogenic wife and children. the kennedys had a family compound at hyannis port. the bidens would have a family compound in wilmington, delaware. >> joe biden was always fascinated by the kennedy mystique. he really saw himse

[♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> joeos después de una trayectoria política dijo mi alma está aquí uniendo américa y uniendo nuestra nación y pido a los estadounidenses que se unan a mí en esta causa >> qué tal muy buenas noches gracias por estar con nosotros , la inusual ceremonia se llevó en una ciudad blindada tenemos cobertura de cómo han sido las primeras horas de joe biden como presidente vamos a washington dc con un resumen >> el primer día de la presidencia todo terminó con una probada de una celebración normal la casa blanca fue alumbrada por la luz de fuegos artificiales el presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden llegóa su nueva casa con vestidos púrpuras la familia harris mostró una demostración de pdoer el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump 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,

little joe of little joe familia. about your thoughts on your new book. >> well, in 1980, people offered to write my life story. i didn't feel like there was much to, you know, to talk about. i was too busy doing what i was doing. and as i got older and shorter all the time, i decided it was time to tell the story. but i needed authors to help me. writing is book is just one of those things that happened in terms of finding the right person to write it for me. one of the stories i wanted the writer to understand me and i thought he was perfect for writing the story because of her background as a child was so similar. you know, my brother was killed when i was a kid. but also wanted the book to be about my family. it's the story of my family. i have always regarded him as my hero. and, again, we were about 90% done with the book. and in doing so, i happened to find the first writer talk about my life story and it was perfect, but it also made the story of my family in my book. and i -- you know, i feel so bad that i di

i didn't request to meet with joe. they requested that i meet with joe, and he is putting and hunter says this in writing referenced multiple times, they were putting their entire family legacy on the line. p they knew exactly what they were doing, dealing with the chinese owned enterprise run by the chairman that had strong financial support and political support for the chinese communist party, that's how it was presented to me. not my own words, that's how they presented it to me and reaa me in on it.t. they being hunter biden who was very proud of that and taking credit for it when i sat with him for two hours from the patio in l.a. >> tucker: proud that they were doing a deal with the chinese communist party? >> proud that he had a relationship with chairman e. >> tucker: you've seen reporting from those who should know better declare triumphantly that no document connects the vice president to this deal. how do you react to that. what is your answer to it? >> you can imagine what i've been through over the last c

their house joe _ joe, keep the faith. their house joe biden - joe, keep the faith.faith. their - house joe biden grew up and is housejoe biden grew up and is still there, much to distinguish it from the others on the street. that i suppose is the point of. and ordinary americans start in life. today this is a comfortable neighbourhood, and by all accounts, it was back then. in the storyjoe biden tells of his life, it was the pain of being forced to leave this home when his father lost his job, that still drives his policies. joe biden made a great deal of his roots here in scranton, growing up in n. washington ave. it was one of the reasons he said it was the only person who could be donald trump. but joe biden left this house nearly 70 years ago. in reality, how much of scranton is going with him to the white house? joe biden visited his childhood home on election day, trying to demonstrate perhaps that in barack 0bama's words, he is still the same scrappy kid from scranton. among his friends, there is real excitement about what a joe biden presidency means for the

joe requires a lot of protection. after joe's inaugural address wednesday he was clearly exhausted.resident needed note cards. >> some of the executive actions i will be signing today will help change the course of a covid crisis and combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. we'll rebuild our economy and these are all just starting points. from the process of rebuilding the economy, i'll do what i said throughout the campaign. jesse: moments later he struggled to explain the executive order he was signing. >> the one i'm signing there is the support for under served communities. and we have to make sure we have to some bedrock equity, equality as it relates to how we treat people in healthcare and other things. jesse: i have no idea what that means. do you? biden doesn't seem to know what it means. this was a knock on joe from the front. he campaigned from his basement and he had help. the media spun this as strategy during the campaign. but today it looks like a necessity. axios admitted there is the biden protection plan. biden heeds guidance about staying on task wit

for joe biden it goes both ways.. now he rises in this time where a nation -- we're dealing with loss. people of humble means. to this point i think he can be that bridge because he knows what america has been. he knows what america can be. so i think -- this is a real opportunity. i think about him. i think about lyndon johnson who became president during a difficult time. he worked in the u.s. senate. knew how to get things done in rooms. joe biden is that same kind of guy. he knows how to have conversations with mitch mcconnell on the phone. we'll see. >> he's the closest thing we've had to that kind of president since lyndon johnson. we're seeing the steps fill up with senators, governors, judges. heidi heitkamp is there. pick up on what byron was saying, heidi, on how joe biden has developed the skills over a lifetime for this moment. >> i totally agree. he's very, very well-liked among the senate. it's now been ten years since he's been in the senate and the place has changed. he's going to have a heavier lift

[♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> joe> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> en una ceremonia inédita sin las cosas habituales con un operativo de seguridad y con su ausencia de su antecesor joe biden prometió trabajar para sanar las heridas que dividen a estados unidos >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> el desafío es gigante y pide al país levantar la economía y dejar atrás la pesadilla del coronavirus (covid-19) hoy se abre un nuevo capítulo de la democracia del país y con él la esperanza de un futuro mejor >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo en una edición especial desde washington , con julio vaqueiro y vanessa >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> qué tal muy buenas tardes desde este mediodía estados unidos tiene nuevo presidente , joe biden ya está en la casa blanca , un edificio que conoce bien pero hoy ocupa como más alto líder de la nación >> abrazando a la doctora (nombre en inglé

esa es la propuesta de joe biden. donald trump en la presidencia el partido republicano pierde la casa blanca y el partido republicano pierde el senado. las imÁgenes que estamos viendo es quiÉn serÁ el nuevo lÍder de la mayorÍa en el senado. por supuesto con una mayorÍa apoyada por la vicepresidenta kamala harris. es—— es emocionante llamar vicepresidenta a kamala harris por primera vez. ilia: la primera mujer que llega a la vicepresidencia de los estados unidos. jorge, de esta manera termina el Único perÍodo de un presidente que dijo y se jactÓ de ser el mejor presidente despuÉs de abraham lincoln. pero que deja un paÍs con una pandemia que deja mÁs de 400.000 personas muertas. con una divisiÓn impresionante. con un conflicto racial impresionante. un presidente que dijo que era el presidente que mÁs habÍa hecho por los afroamericanos. no hizo nada por solucionar el problema de la injusticia racial. el problema de la injusticia social. llegan joe biden y kamala harris con nuevos vientos, con nuevas promesas, con la in

biden en la casa blanca. >> joe biden presidente de los estados unidos con esta vista de capitolio y200 mil banderas que anunciaron en los campos para representar a las banderas . >> así es josé y en estos momentos el presidente joe biden va a un almuerzo de bienvenida y ahí estarán los congresistas y se van a dar regalos, la bienvenida y van a haber brindis y un nuevo comienzo para el país entero cuando se van algunos de los invitados y estamos viendo los diferentes automóviles que nos van a llevar del capitolio y nos vamos a wisconsin y rubén pereira desde ese estado, adelante . >> ¿qué tal josé? estoy a escasas cuadras y cuyo dueño es una familia de inmigrante y al igual que miles de inmigrantes están atentos a la toma de posesión del presidente joe biden y vamos a hablar con el hijo mayor de la familia, tú ha estado atento al discurso de joe biden y la nueva etapa de la política de estados unidos ¿cómo te sientes? >> sí un poco emocionado y esperanzado con que se acabe lo que hizo donald trump que es la división y racismo a todostipos de personas musulmanes es mejor que estemos u

joe biden liked him instantly and offered him the job of vice president and joe biden said look i'm happy to take it but i want to be the last voice you have in the room before you make a decision and barack obama agreed to that and then just in the last days of barack obama's time in the oval office he awarded him the presidential medal of freedom and many people thought that would be the capstone on joe biden's political career but here we are he has no president joe biden the 46 president of the united states and he will soon be the resident in the oval office and making the decisions in the oval office and perhaps taking couple hardasses advice before he makes a final decision but he is aware of the we of the office he's talked about many times about barack obama he's aware of the decisions and he knows the importance of the calls that a president has to make more often than not they are simple clear cut calls but every so often every day once in a while they sometimes involve life or death and joe biden is aware that that is an all.

biden y la migración que es importante para joe biden >> jennifer es parte del equipo de joe biden élpresidente de estados unidos estoy orgullosa >> el servicio secreto no le permitió llegar a su nuevo trabajo en tren pero hay otros elementos en su presidencia en entrevista con nbc news su hija (nombre en inglés) dijo que su hermano (nombre en inglés) murió a los 46 años y ahora joe biden será el presidente número 46 de los estados unidos >> el presidente número 46 que no tendrá una luna de miel en el gobierno llega en un momento que 7 de 10 personas no está de acuerdo con el rumbo que está tomando estados unidos >> gracias por la información >> el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump se despidió del país en un mensaje grabado donde exalta los resultados de su mandato >> y justo en un momento que el país vive una crisis , rogelio cuál fue el mensaje del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> muy buenas tardes josé díaz-balart fue un mensaje mixto llama a la reconciliación y que la gente tome atención al movimiento que ha iniciado será la última noche donde el presidente d

joe biden ocuparÁ casa blanca.

i think joe biden, the times have made joe biden president of the united states. and all of the times he ran he didn't have a policy or ideology at the heart of his politics he's liberal segregation of senators in the senate, he was always casted foreign ideology for an idea of who he is the american people were never buying it when he ran and national campaign he was angry in america just wasn't but it may be what happened to him this time in the face of coronavirus and a president who said a lot of stuff on fire may be a lot of people really felt they needed a grief counselor ined chief. i think that is who joe biden had become so we tell a lot of stories maybe that was enough. people finally recognized even though joe biden may not have recognized it by himself but he is prepared to be the grief counselor in chief. host: do you explore the dynamics that people voted not necessarily for joe biden but against president trump? >> no doubt about that. biden benefited from that. aside from political policy differences, i think there were personality issues and one o

obtienen decimos qué hacen los condados >> a cinco días de la toma de posesión del presidente electo joen la casa blanca tenemos detalles de los preparativos >> esto es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco >> siguen los problemas con la entrega de vacunas feliz viernes les saluda claudia >> gracias por estar con nosotros >> el ritmo de vacunación está lejos de lo esperado condados han habilitado lugares para atender ,más personas >> el condado santa clara abrió un centro más hoy vamos con andrés >> está en el 1555 de la calle (nombre en inglés) acá ven un poco adentro usted en las pasadas elecciones presidenciales vino aquí a votar va a encontrar el sistema es el segundo centro son los de las ferias del condado a la semana unos 30 mil vacunados a la par el condado santa clara ha sido de los más afectados mientras más personas se vacunen más rápidose puede avanzar ellos pueden hacer sus citas en nuestra página web >> les quiero dar la página web es (información en pantalla) >> ahora la controversia es la vacunación a mayores de 65 años de edad ayer no tenían las vacunas suficientes para

that's joe jackson." >> steve certifies the autographed shoeless joe picture and the entire 60-photolest things i've ever handled in my entire life. >> even better news for the bowen family -- he grades the signature a 9 out of 10 in quality. he also rates the other signatures at either 9 or 10. after more than 100 years, the photos frank smith took at the cleveland naps spring training are about to make their public debut. >> it's also very exciting to reach out to the bowens and -- and let them know that we're gonna be able to sell it on their behalf. >> this is a biggie -- 1911 "shoeless" joe jackson signed photograph... >> yeah, live auction is always a lot of fun. >> beautiful. how 'bout it? >> $30,000. >> $30,000 now. >> it was very exciting. >> have you ever seen a photo like this? >> that's next. what's your strange inheritance story? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website... we love the new apartment. the natural light is amazing. hardwood floors. there is a bit of a clogging problem. (clog dancing) at least geico makes it easy to bundle our renters and

joe biden is roughly the same age as donald trump.onald trump is in far worse health than joe biden is and has no ability to exercise physically or mentally or maintain any command of the facts on the ground for any given scenario, so we've been through that. when it comes to joe biden, the reports about his mental acuity are overstated. he has a documented history of a speech impediment. when we watched him then when he was calm and had previously prepared for it, briefed the american public on the intricacies of the different sorts of vaccines from different companies and their distribution thods, his command of the cts was simpressive i had a hard time following along myself. in terms ohis relaonship or choice of vice president,, harris is a blliant attorney, brilliant strategist, and brilliant united states senator. what we will have is a team where it no matter which one is can be confident they haveblic someone there representing their interests in a competent way where as up until now we have had two of the most incompetent peo

>> washington militarizada a 3 días de la toma de posesión del presidente electo de estados unidos, joeto para la toma de posesión del presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden en estados unidos la alerta en el país es máxima muy buenas tardes los asludo desde washington la capital blindada de estados unidos un país bajo impacto de los seguidores de donald trump en el capitolio y además este domingo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> enterrar la era de trump joe biden se estrena con medidas para poner punto final a las políticas de donald trump se espera que regrese al acuerdo de país contra el cambio climático la caravana de inmigrantes de honduras es detenida por el ejército y la policía de guatemala que impiden por segunda vez seguir su camino el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador refuerza controles en la frontera de méxico los estados dicen que no tendrán vacunas suficientes para atenderlos a todos >> noticias telemundo con vanessa >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> hoy la capital de la nación está blindad aigual que otros capitolios del pa

de joe biden. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente.demás de ofrecer ayuda económica para los que la necesiten. consulta con un experto local en español, por internet o teléfono. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. leÓn: es de las muchas pernos que fueron parte de la investidura de joe biden como presidente nÚmero 46 de estados unidos, es un rostro muy conocido desde hace mucho tiempo por todos en california, nadie como dolores huerta sabe lo que ha costado que en este paÍs serÁn cambiosen favor de las minorÍas, y ahora con joe biden como presidente, el trabajo continÚa. reportera: hablar de dolores huerta, es hablar de lucha y sacrificio por los inmigrantes mÁs desfavorecidos, ella fue parte de la investidura por joe biden esta semana y a leer un discurso de un expresidente, gracias por su tiempo y su amabilidad, me cuÉntenos quÉ le pareciÓ la celebraciÓn esta semana para el nuevo presidente y la nueva vicepresidenta del paÍs. dolores: yo,como muchÍsimas otras personas estÁbam

. >> el presidente joe biden y su primer discurso como presidente y vamos a resurgir como lo han hecho. >> el presidente joe biden llama a celebrar el día de la democracia y reocnociendo que es frágil pero que hoy ha ganado y dic2 que tenemos mucho para hacer y enfrentar crisis y él tendrá que comenzar con acciones definitivas. >> ahora el cantante country a cantar amazing ... (aplausos). ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now i am found was blind, but now i see 'twas grace that taught my heart to fear and grace my fears relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed through many dangers, toils and snares we have already come 'twas grace has brought us safe thus far and grace will lead us home when we've been there ten thousand years bright, shining as the sun we've no less days to sing god's praise than when we've first begun amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost, but now i am found was blind, but now i see ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ . (aplausos). >>

well as joe biden becomes u.s. president the world is watching to see what kind of a country he will lead back into or onto the world stage well 4 years of trumps that america 1st turned the idea of u.s. leadership on its head his wrist placement 1st task will be to rebuild and reshape some crucial relationships. chaos in washington a pandemic out of control. an economy on the brink they do not get a nation profoundly divided ruled that people like you would not trust the u.s. has enough crises going on at home to take up the energy of any new president but the rest of the world looks every bit as daunting. china is now a rival superpower. russia is openly hostile. and climate change threatens everything. unveiling his foreign policy team joe biden said he would tackle all these challenges by rejecting trump's slogan of america 1st and reviving american leadership at the head of the western alliance america's back ready to lead the world not retreat from it once again sit at the head of the table ready to confront

does he even mention joe biden's name?hat's what we're looking at today. >> and maggie, just very quickly, you mentioned the possibility that he would pick up the phone and call donald trump. and call joe biden. anymore reporting on that? >> i've heard that it is less likely than it was yesterday, but let's see what happens. >> and tim, as a presidential historian, i'm always struck by these hours, right? joe biden is waking up in blair house and he's got a few hours to kill until he has to address the universe at this critical moment when he takes over the presidency what does history tell us about what these president-elects go through in the hours before they take office? >> well, they used to stay at a hotel, the willard hotel on pennsylvania avenue, and this would be the time when they would check over the notes of their inaugural address. in some -- the original tradition was actually for the incoming president to give the inaugural address before they were sworn in. so they would be looking at their inaugural addres

it's not to talk about what joe biden said or what joe biden promised in terms of healing.e have got to talk about how somebody in the chief executive of the country, the president who would do such a reprehensible act as insight a mob to attack other politicians. even to condemn his own vice president as lacking courage. it's just unfathomable. it's unbelievable. if people say that has to be consequences, i fully understand it. you might even say that's part of the healing process. we do understand that when people do something that leads to the death of a capitol hill policeman, when you have his own cabinet fleeing, members of the white house staff running out the door, it's not because of joe biden making some comment. it's because of the action of donald trump. here's the issue. >> greg: jesse, let me say impeachment is meaningless when you have been pushing it for five years. you are pushing for impeachment before he was elected. you have been crying wolf so much, it really doesn't matter. it's not about rick healing. it's the vindictiveness. imagine republicans resig

joe biden and dr.ion for america begins as the trumps are leaving and the bidens are emerging. >> out of respect for the president of the united states, the bidens waiting until he finished his remarks. they stepped out of church to attend pass. they were joined there by mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, other members of congress in a theme today, which is a show of unity. who wasn't there at the rally at point base andrews with president trump. mitch mcconnell was not there. president trump's own vice president was not there to see him off. of course donald trump has been furious for vice president mike pence for somehow not bending the rules of the united states senate and reversing the count of the electoral college a couple weeks ago on a day that led to the attack on the capitol. the president was off script, off prompter. there were prompters set up earlier in the day. those came down and he riffed off the top of his head. jonathan, there was no acknowledgment of joe biden by name, but as joe poin

joe: i'm joe weisenthal. romaine: let's take a look at where we are standing, first trading day of the year, the s&p 500 having its worst start to the year in years. is -- joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" boris johnson with his lockdown announcement in the u.k., serving as a painful reminder of how far we still need to go to unlock the global economy from covid. this week, a barometer of where we stand in terms of handling the volatility of 2021, learning perhaps which industries will lead us in the country and what leadership will look like an d.c. with the biden administration hoping that the boat's in georgia will empower congress. at the same time, joe, we have this vote in the open with an onslaught of data about how the u.s. economy is faring. joe: some people will be watching political data, but the real data that we care about is this week, the onslaught of economic news to start the week. a great start to the year overall, lots of data culminating on friday with a jobs were. thursday, initial

brent: joe biden is considered a solid partner.hat about german-american relations moving forward? >> i think germany as the biggest economy in europe is absolutely going to be a key partner for the biden administration. what is important to remember is joe biden has decades of experience. he knows the leaders of all european countries pretty much. we are told that when european leaders would visit the senate, they would be going from person to person. they would say hello, senator. when they got to him, they would say hi, joe. those lines of communications are already up. they are ready to move. that will certainly be helpful in terms of german-u.s. relations. there had been many people hoping that biden might come to the munich security conference. it is not going to be held because of the pandemic. i know there are going to be a lot of people hoping this is one of the first places joe biden travels to. brent: what about the north stream two pipeline between germany and russia? joe biden is an opponent of that project. that is so

joe is someone who has been knocked down hard by life twice. he knows what it means to lose things you love and to grieve. but he also knows how to get back up. with the strength of his faith and family, and how to move forward. and that's always inspired me. his willingness to take on challenges and to serve. we need to take this opportunity, this moment, to move past these divisive, difficult, deadly last four years to move past this pandemic and to see the ways in which our country is divided and needs to heal. and i think joe is just the right moment -- he's just the right man to lead us through this moment. >> senator chris coons from delaware, proud senator from a proud state this morning. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, john. >>> joining us now, cnn white house correspondent john harwood and cnn political commentator van jones. guys, we've been looking forward to talking to you this morning. van, i want to start with you and get your thoughts on what these four years have meant for you, for the country, and now at the end of them

. >> el presidente joe bid daa tÉ twitter el presidente joe biden le da su apoyo a los soÑadores. domingo. >> m(musica). >> el presidente mexicano confirma por sus redes sociales que dio positivo al coronavirus, que sus sÍntomas son leves y estÁ en tratamiento mÉdico >> quiero que el presidente joe biden nos diga en cuÁnto tiempo vamos a tener una reforma m migratoria >> protejan a nuestros padres. la niÑa de oaxaca que le escribiÓ al papa francisco, le escribe al presidente joe biden esperando que sus palabras sean escuchadas > >> m(musica). >> brillando por todo lo alto un chef mexicano consigue su primera estrella michelin. el mÁs alto honor a la gastronomÍa internacional, ha conquistado los paladares mÁs exigentes. >> m(musica). >> noticias telemundo. >> los soÑadores son estadounidenses, es el mensaje del presidente joe biden para los mÁs de 650,000 soÑadores en el paÍs. el mandatario reafirma su compromiso con ellos a travÉ de twitter. vamos con javier vega a la capital de la naciÓn todas las reacciones. buenas noches. >> buenas noches, vanessa. la prueba del presidente joe

joe biden has now taken over at the helm. covid-19 considerations meant that the public did not witness events as they ordinarily would and the capitol riots two weeks ago. 25,000 groups guarded washington, d.c., against further violence. despite the buildup, joe biden delivered a message of peace, hope and unity and a return to democratic norms. let's take a listen. >> my distinguished guests and fellow americans, this is america's day. this is democracy's day. the day of history and hope of renewal and resolve. through a crucible for the ages and america has risen to the challenge. today, we celebrate the triumph not of a candidate, but of a cause, the cause of democracy. >> we are in washington, d.c.,. on inauguration day like no other. can you talk us through the key moments from your perspective in washington. >> the key moments began earlier in the day, james, with then president-elect joe biden attending a mass. one of the unwritten traditions, if you will. he is catholic and it was a catholic mass and did so in the co

joe requires a lot of protection. after joe's inaugural address wednesday he was clearly exhausted.resident needed note cards. >> some of the executive actions i will be signing today will help change the course of a covid crisis and combat climate change in a way we haven't done so far. we'll rebuild our economy and these are all just starting points. from the process of rebuilding the economy, i'll do what i said throughout the campaign. jesse: moments later he struggled to explain the executive order he was signing. >> the one i'm signing there is the support for under served communities. and we have to make sure we have to some bedrock equity, equality as it relates to how we treat people in healthcare and other things. jesse: i have no idea what that means. do you? biden doesn't seem to know what it means. this was a knock on joe from the front. he campaigned from his basement and he had help. the media spun this as strategy during the campaign. but today it looks like a necessity. axios admitted there is the biden protection plan. biden heeds guidance about staying on task wit

joe biden is not that guy. joe biden has no charisma, i mean he's got no energy. he's got nothing. how long are they going to be able to pretend that joe biden is the kind of guy that we need to worship and fame and hang up every word? because after looking at that performance in the oval office, they are going to lose even more trust. if they continue to fawn over the sky like he is jesus christ. they are going to get over that pretty quickly. >> juan: gag greg, john roberts didn't have any trouble with joe biden today. as i recall back in -- i guess it was '09, they had to do it again. but not today. everything went smoothly. what did you think? >> greg: i agree. it was the greatest inauguration i have ever seen. [laughter] i just want to touch on my final thought to go back to the whole unity message, embracing identity politics like joe did is the opposite of unity because for identity politics do exist, you have to keep a nonstop narrative of racial conflict and oppression going, and going, and going. there is only two things that can bring a unifying feeling to america. you h

they called him joe biden 2.0. he often said -- joe biden would often say beau has all my best qualities and none of my worst. and there was a real sense of service and commitment and the presidency, and all of these things are wrapped up in one for the biden family. >> john king, as we see this motorcade leave joint base andrews and make that drive over to the lincoln memorial for this memorial service, honoring the 400,000 americans who have died from coronavirus, we can't stress enough that this is the first thing that the president-elect of the united states wanted to do. remember and honor the victims of coronavirus. and that is in such stark contrast, as you point out, to what the current president, the outgoing president of the united states has wanted to do over these many, many months. >> the current president, who will be the former president this time tomorrow, has ignored the pandemic, denied fact, logic, reason and so on from the very beginning. he said it was not going to be a pandemic. he said it wou

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joe becomes a warehouse for prison.d about the school to prison pipeline, that is not just a cute phrase generated as a slogan among progressives, that is a description of the mechanicsf hoor and trauma upon vnerable black life. they dealing with -- like amy: we have five seconds. close covid-19 is actually important. amy: we want to thank you for being with us, michael eric dyson, political analyst, now a professor at vanderbilt university. and waleed shahid, spokesperson for justice democrats. we will link your piece in the nation "a blueprint for social movements during the biden presidency." to watch the inauguration today, >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. we start in washington where the sun has set on joe biden's inauguration day. the 46th u.s. president is bringing swift changes to the white house, signing a series of executive actions on day one. earlier he addressed his country's deep political divisions amid a

then you look at what joe biden did. joe biden waited out of respect for the office until donald trump finished his campaign speech. and then he walked out of the church. so that the president who is leaving would not have the dilemma that maybe the cameras would cutaway to the new president. this kind of shows the character of these two men. one self-absorbed, childish and petty. one thinking about the future, trying to bind the wounds and get out in front of this pandemic, and most importantly, trying to figure out a way to work across the aisle and get things done for america. >> donna edwards, i have a question for you, listening to claire and listening to everyone talk about joe biden and just the kind of attitude that he's bringing into the job, i don't know if it worries you the thing that worries me, and i'll just say that bluntly donald trump and joe biden in very different ways are nostalgia figures, right? donald trump is clearly nostalgic for like the 1920s, calvin coolidge era, early 20th century when white

hours before joe biden's integration. on the eve of joe biden's inauguration the number of corona virus deaths in the united states has surpassed 400000 odd and says his number one priority is containing the pandemic he spoke at us on the memorial for those who passed away to shield. we must remember it's hard sometimes to remember but that's how we hear. it's important to do that as a nation that's why we're here today between sundown and dusk. to shine the lights the dark days along the same could pull of flexion remember all we lost. well donald trump has given his farewell speech celebrating achievements at home and abroad he blamed china for unleashing a virus that ravaged the economy we imposed historic and monumental tariffs on china made a great new deal with china but before the ink was even dry we and the whole world got hit with the china virus our trade relationship was rapidly changing billions and billions of dollars were pouring into the us but the virus forced us to go in a different direction the whole wo

the best buy's president barack has ever had mr joe biden. biden looked resigned to never quite reaching the nation's highest office and tell donald trump came along that's why the day i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. president we have to put with his decades of experience biden said he was the man to restore america's standing in the world that he was the man for the moment i'll be a president will stand with our allies and friends and make it clear to our adversaries the days of cozying up to dictators is over he promised to show leadership in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic it's estimated that nearly another 210000 americans could lose their lives by the end of the year and nuff no more let's just set partisanship aside let's end the politics and follow the signs. ultimately the voters agreed electing by the nation's 46th president but the election was divisive and his opponent donald trump refused to concede instead pushing conspiracy theories about his loss biden refused to engage with trump's attacks s

[♪♪ ♪♪] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> joete número 46 de los estados unidos , un hombre familiar , tranquilo experimentado y con una larga trayectoria política , le acompaña kamala harris , vicepresidenta negra e hija de inmigrantes ambos deben guiar el país en uno de los momentos más complicados en la historia de estados unidos , una nación polarizada desconcertada y mal herida con más de 400 mil muertos por coronavirus (covid-19) y la cicatriz abierta por el asalto al capitolio cuáles son los desafíos de la pareja qué pueden esperar los inmigrantes cómo podemos contribuir al cambio y la esperanza , aquí comienza biden, una nueva era y biden aquí seguimos frente al capitolio de estados unidos un edificio que simboliza el valor de la democracia de nuestro país >> así es josé díaz-balart en el ala oeste del capitolio frente al (nombre en inglés) han juramentado por casi dos siglos presidentes de estados unidos hoy le tocó a joe biden el presidente número 46 >> ha sido una jornada sin público debido a las restricciones por el c

lc joe biden ofreciÓ soluciones . >> .delante. claudia: a la juramentaciÓn fueron los ex presidente bill clinton, george bush y barack obama. con este Último compaÑero de ocho aÑos compartiÓ un fuerte abrazo , al igual que con su esposa, la primera en hacerlo tras su juramentaciÓn. en un momento se vio a kamala harris sonreÍr y conversar con el vicepresidente mike pence que tambiÉn acudiÓ. el gran ausente fue el ahora expresidente donald trump. la actriz y cantante jennifer lÓpez le puso el toque latino a la ceremonia y abriÓ en espaÑol. >> ¡con libertad y justicia para todos! claudia: la ceremonia de toma de posesiÓn por Única sin multitudes con mascarillas, medidas extremas de seguridad en medio de una pandemia, pero a pesar de ello serÁ un momento que muchos no olvidarÁn como es el caso de esta congresista. >> sonrisas de oÍdo a oÍdo y nombra podÍan quitar porque todos tenÍamos nuestras mascarillas puestas. claudia: joe biden no ha aprendido tiempo. ha firmado una serie de Órdenes ejecutivas para revertir las polÍticas

do you think joe biden of us this is some of my other guests as well do you think joe biden would specifically explicitly reference that name which we're all wondering what do you say that speech we know he'll talk about unity but it would be kind of hard not to at least think about what happened he will certainly acknowledge it in some way what what exact. explicit words he uses to recognize the event that will be interesting to hear but i think you know the calmness and the lack of people at this event that should be very crowded is of course a function of both the pandemic and the security threat and i expect he will pay homage to both of those irregularities let's talk about the other people who are not here and that is the trucks. i have been watching a lot of us television news what i've been hearing that would i keep seeing some networks call it a historic snow melt it is he is the 1st president not to attend his successes. you know gratian since i think it was 869 correct so it is historic do you think people american observers will care in the end or is this actually the day to move o

romaine: it is turquoise, joe. joe: i am colorblind.nese exports aren't as big but you have to figure about the americans cooped up, buying stuff at amazon and walmart. that is the blue line. romaine: lots of people want to see whether u.s. policy actually changes under the biden administration. for all the criticism of trump's policies, he was kind of reflecting to a large degree the thoughts and feelings of a lot of folks in congress. joe: seems like there is a new consensus. joining us with insight is sharon o'halloran. professor of international public affairs at columbia university. thanks for joining us. when trump came in it marked a big change, took a 90 degree turn for 180 on u.s. policy towards china. is it going to go back to pre-trump normal or is this the new normal? sharon: seems like this is the new normal. in many ways, trump captured the democratic agenda on trade and so he was, buy american, free trade for free people and in that sense you don't expect to see a large change in the actual policy respective to preference

cuando el congreso estaba por confirmar a joe biden como próximo presidente.uidores del presidente donald trump, llamados por él para ir al capitolio, impulsados por sus acusaciones sin fundamentos de fraude electoral, traspasaron los cordones de seguridad y atacaron el edificio con violencia. la ciudad declaró que le queda, y una mujer murió dentro del capitolio. el mundo vio una imagen insólita de estados unidos. >> (música). >> a pesar del violento asalto, esta noche el congreso reanudó la sesión que los llevó esta tarde el capitolio. los legisladores retomaron el conteo de votos del colegio electoral de cada uno de los estados. una ceremonia que terminara con la certificación de joe biden como el próximo presidente de estados unidos. el vicepresidente mike pence inició la reunión condenando la violencia del día, y agradeció a los héroes que los protegieron. >> para aquellos que han causado estragos en el capitolio, en la capital el día de hoy, ustedes no han ganado la violencia nunca gana. la libertad gana. esta sigue siendo la casa del pueblo. >> también

. >> joe biden es el presidente número 46 de estados unidos, en un acto de juramentación prometió trabajaras las áreas pendientes, entre las más urgentes es ganar la lucha contra la pandemia . >> (habla en inglés) . >> para las mujeres es un día especial kamala harris es la primera mujer afroamericana hija de inmigrantes que ocupa la vicepresidencia de estados unidos . >> y un paso adelante para inmigrantes entre las primeras acciones de joe biden como presidente, los dreamers buscan freno a la construcción del muro fronterizo . >> mcfa . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> frente a un despliegue de luces, el nuevo presidente de estados unidos joe biden y la primera dama, en la casa blanca, el cielo de washington dc completamente iluminados celebra el inicio de la nueva era para el país, el cierre a un día intenso, cargado de simbolismo . >> esto terminó con programa especial, en el que participaron celebridades . >> hemos aprendido que la democracia es preciosa, la democracia prevaleció. >> también 3 ex presidentes bush, barack obama y clinton grabaron juntos el mensaje en el que le hablaron a joe bid

joe biden won blue states. joe biden won swing states. joe biden won red states.laces like georgia arizona. that is what the facts suggest that is what the courts have agreed. that is what the voters decided. i yield to vice chair aguilar. mr. chairman. as the chairman said, this new congress represents a new opportunity a new opportunity for us to reflect their priorities. this congress and our temperature accuratic caucasus focused on making sure our communities build back better. as the chairman said the first plank of that is covid response and relief, ensuring that the fund wes pass get into every corner of our communities and to make sure that the critical priorities that we left behind like state and local government are addressed in the future. we look forward to welcome our new colleagues as well and as the chairman said, our hearts continue to go out to entire raskin family as they deal with this unspeakable loss. with that, i yield back to the chairman. >> thank you. questions? we know there are a number of senators and house members that republicans wi

joe biden has taken his place in the oval office signing a string of executive orders and making key appointments to put his agenda into action. talks to you about the availability of vaccines and whether germany will have to close its borders to prevent the spread of the new variant. good to have you with us a new chapter is beginning in the united states president joe biden has already started doing some of the policies of the trump administration on his 1st day in office he rejoined the paris climate accord and the world health organization he also ended a ban on travelers from mainly muslim countries. in his inaugural address he called for unity and a change in tone. you know how to get to work. with president joe biden arrived at the white house ready to roll back the policies of his predecessor. within hours of taking over the oval office biden signed a stack of executive orders resetting the agenda only coronavirus pandemic immigration policy and climate change. we're going to. grow here. we're going to rejoin the climate of course. as a. fellow to wearing a mask he ordered al

gavin newsom is not present, joe manchin is not president. and joe biden is not a radical.ks about what he wants to do is first ten or 100 days in office is not time but this things are happening in california. he signed by getting the vaccine at rollout back on track. he's talking about getting things like addressing our healthcare system not by throwing it out the window, not by throwing out private insurance but fixing obamacare. [inaudible] and that is how is going to govern. kennedy: we don't know how kamala harris is going to govern in terms of medicare for all. even when she is pressed by the few journalists. >> she's the vice president not the president. kennedy: she is the vice president to the second in command to 78-year-old man is had a number of health problems. meantime outgoing secretary of state mike pompeo finally informally categorize chinese treatment of uighur muslims as genocide, watch. >> this is forced labor, forced sterilization, forced abortion parts a kind of things we have not seen an awfully long time in this world. with now conducted exhaustive