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i expected joe biden's inauguration, joe biden i think? pected joe biden's i inauguration, joe biden will sound inauguration, joe biden will sound likejoe biden, thejoe biden he has been for his whole life, and that is very direct, very granular. i think there are moments for rhetorical flourish, to be sure, but for the most part, what he is him to do is, for the first time in a long time, have a president explained to the american people what is happening and to tell the truth and to be perceived as an honest person that he is and i think that is far more important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite.— important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to unite i of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to unite the| obviously he will want to un

joe, keep the faith. their house joe biden grew - joe, keep the faith. joe 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 city and for the country. we are so proud _ city a

joe people see? well, the big weapon that joe biden _ people see? well, the big weapon that joeiden has _ people see? well, the big weapon that joe biden has got _ people see? well, the big weapon that joe biden has got is _ people see? well, the big weapon that joe biden has got is the - thatjoe biden has got is the executive order, which means he does not have to go to congress. you will see a big economic stimulus package which is going to hopefully revive the us economy after the pandemic. the other priority is the pandemic itself, he wants to make wearing masks monday to become for people across the united states. i heard you talking earlier about the vaccine programme in the uk, well, it is going a lot better there than it is going a lot better there than it is going a lot better there than it is here, and he wants to see i million vaccines in the first 100 daysin million vaccines in the first 100 days in office. mil million vaccines in the first 100 days in office.— days in office. all of this, of course. _ days in office. all of this, of course, will _ days in office. al

delaware senator joe biden is the ninth democrat to jump... >> narrator: it was 2007. joeunning for president, again. but that very day... >> it sure isn't easy running for president these days... >> narrator: it all blew up. >> this was not a good day for joe biden, was it? >> no, it really wasn't, katie. >> ...just got into the race today, and no sooner than he did, he talks his way into a national controversy. >> ...spent much of the day discussing these comments he made to a newspaper reporter about senator barack obama. >> i mean, you got the sort of mainstream african fir american who is articulate and bright and, and clean, and a nice-looking guy, i mean, it's, that's a storybook, man. >> some people listening to those desc oioriamf nsa-ob- racial overtones, or, at the >> i think when people heard the "clean and articulate" line, there was a wave of eye-rolling, certainly among african americans. it was the kind of well-intentioned but benighted i wentary that you expect from howhirere abthere aren't very my black people, and the united states senate has historicall

joe biden, i don't know. terrorist group? terrorist? >> who is joe biden? >> no comment. >> who is joe biden? >> who is joe biden? i have no idea. >> do you know who our vice president is? >> um -- no, i don't. >> do you want to take a guess? >> condoleezza rice? >> that's it. >> am i right? wow. >> first female black vice president. >> joe biden is a senator. >> how do you know that he's a senator? >> from references and news and casually reading newspapers or coming across thing on this the internet, to be completely honest. >> joe biden. is he a movie star? >> uh -- i don't know. the guy, joe biden, he is a republican, and he's going to be president soon, i'm assuming? >> do you think he's someone who would be a friend of obama's? >> uh -- no, he looks like he probably wouldn't be with the obamas. >> why? >> i'm basically going off skin color right now. i have heard him bashing him, things that he does. he's not supporting the democratic party or whatever like that. >> who is joe biden? >> joe biden? i don't know who that is. >> if i show you a picture, does that help? who is this man? >> o

joe biden? ~ . ~ , , joe biden? what i think everybody is lookin: for joe biden? is looking for is — joe biden? what i think everybody is looking for is a _ joe biden? what i think everybody is looking for is a portfolio _ joe biden? what i think everybody is looking for is a portfolio with - looking for is a portfolio with addresses that emergency situation we find ourselves in and a number of different ways. first of all you have to support the americans all across the country who have been financially hit by this. so a larger a package for the family so they don't have to make our decisions and dangerous decisions about whether or not they should keep their business up not they should keep their business up and running. —— aid package. or go to work in those situations. we want to see believe the dollars for testing also, so if really we have not performed to the highest level for testing and i truly believe from the beginning of this crisis that every dollar you spend on testing is actually saving you money downstream because it means you can actually know whe

joe biden won blue states. joe biden won swing states. joe biden won red states. aces 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 wil

joe biden? jt things change, if at all, under joe biden?— joe biden? it depends on who ou joe biden? an by _ joe biden? it depends on who you mean by wall— joe biden? it depends on who you mean by wall street, - you mean by wall street, because of because stock markets is one thing but then the core periods whose stalks are traded is another thing. —— corporates. whose stocks are traded. interest rates are currently at rock bottom and that has been stabilising the —— the fed has been stabilising markets with aggressive bond buying, if that had not been the case, markets would not be as high now. we have heard from investors recently they are looking forward to more predictability in policies, so not these kind of swings that we saw under the trump administration, specifically with regards to trade and international relations. that could stabilise markets, but it remains to be seen how that plays out and also if there is any other economic factors that do impact the mood amongst investors and also amongst companies. we have seen companies. we have seen companies are starting to get aut

washington dc una extensa cobertura minuto a minuto a minuto, noticias telemundo presenta: joe biden en la casa blanca. >> joen presidente de los estados unidos con esta vista de capitolio y las 200 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

joe biden. as we are speaking to ou, of joe biden. as we are speaking to you. larry. — of joe biden. eaking to you. larry. we _ of joe biden. as we are speaking to you. larry. we have _ of joe biden. as we are speaking to you, larry, we have got _ of joe biden. as we are speaking to you, larry, we have got pictures . of joe biden. as we are speaking to you, larry, we have got pictures of| you, larry, we have got pictures of the reflecting pool there, and those columns and memory of the 400,000 people who have died in the united states. i think numbers are falling a little, but even so, the most terrible pandemic to sweep through that country, and really, one of the first priorities forjoe biden, who we hear is going to hit the ground running tomorrow.— we hear is going to hit the ground running tomorrow. absolutely, and covid is on — running tomorrow. absolutely, and covid is on the _ running tomorrow. absolutely, and covid is on the top _ running tomorrow. absolutely, and covid is on the top of _ running tomorrow. absolutely, and covid is on the top of his _ running tomorrow. absolut

joe biden isn't the only — of the united states. joent with i isn't the only president with roots in ballina. the first woman to serve as irish president, mary robinson, is from the town. he's also not the first commander—in—chief irish heritage. barack 0bama, ronald reagan and john f. kennedy, to name but a few. and how is joe kennedy, to name but a few. and how isjoe biden feeling about becoming one of the most powerful men in the world? i got to speak to him and his team over the last couple of days and couple of weeks so yeah, obviously they have a massive job to do and so much work on but they are all pretty happy and confident and looking forward to a big job ahead. jae forward to a big 'ob ahead. joe biden forward to a big job ahead. joe biden speaks proudly of his irish heritage. as the bbc�*s nick bryant found out. mr b ant, nick bryant found out. mr bryant. a _ nick bryant found out. m bryant, a quick word for the bbc? �* �* bryant, a quick word for the bbc? “'~�* bryant, a quick word for the bbc? �* �* �* , bryant, a quick wo

biden and that is more than any other presidential candidate in american history and joe biden won blue states, joe biden one of swing states, joe biden one red states in places like georgia and arizona and that is what the facts suggest or the courts have agreed to place and that is what the voters decided. i will now you two vice chair pete aguilar. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as the chairman said this new congress represents a new opportunity and a new opportunity for the american public in a new opportunity for us to reflect their priorities and this congress and our democratic caucus is focused entirely on making sure our communities build back better and as the chairman said in the first plank of that is covid response in relief ensuring that the funds that we passed get into every corner of our committees and to make sure the critical priorities that we left behind like state and local governments are addressed in the future and we look forward to welcoming our new colleagues as well and is the chairman said our hearts continue to go out to the entire raskin family as they deal with this uns

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distribution plan for the incoming biden administration so they will have to start from scratch joe joe biden president biden now assigned several executed orders for that matter to speed up the vaccine supply also the testing supply 1 issued a mask mandate with the overall goal to reach 100000000 backs in nations in the 100 in the 1st 100 days of office another promise he made is transparency and anthony the leading infectious diseases expert who will remain active for president biden was also among the team and let's listen what he had to say one of the things that was very clear as recently as about 15 minutes ago when i was with the president is that one of the things that we're going to do is to be completely transparent open and honest if things go wrong not point fingers but to correct them and to make everything we do be based on science and evidence and echoing that call for decisions made on science and evidence but do you think joe biden it can really convince all americans to play along. yeah that will be off course one of his biggest challenges as he takes office right now with j

♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> joe biden en washington , a poco de su juramentación el presidente electo de estados unidos, joeas víctimas de la pandemia y llora al recordar su difunto hijo , muy buenas tardes a los pocos días en la casa blanca joe biden dará una medida para los inmigrantes indocumentados que viven en el país además este martes >> la despedida del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump , en su último mensaje desde la casa blanca el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump dice que el movimiento que ha generado recién comienza uno de sus aliados (nombre en inglés) lo acusa de incitar a los seguidores que asaltaron el capitolio las víctimas del coronavirus (covid-19) iglesias de todo el país hacen replicar sus campanas en honor a los muertos del coronavirus (covid-19) como única esperanza para frenar la pandemia los niños de la caravana , miles de menores de edad son parte de la caravana de inmigrantes que salió de honduras hacia estados unidos le reclaman a las autoridades de guatemala que los dejen seguir para soñar con un futuro mejor >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo en una e

stephen miller, thank you. >> thank you so much, tucker. >> tucker: turns on joe biden joe biden isn'ts a miracle worker. from california to illinois come to the state of michigan, suddenly coronavirus restrictions as if by magic has been lifted. what's changed exactly apart and we will tell you after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: joe biden and is now the president and that means it's time for science, that's when you get people in lab coats as you layout it your political decrease. it means the coronavirus has changed once again. california, on the hanoi, washington, d.c., announced indoor dining isn't dangerous anymore. if that was fast. in a state of michigan, officials say they will lift the ban on february 1st even though daily coronavirus deaths in the state are still higher than they were when the indoor dining band was announced. it didn't work, but were not going to acknowledge it because joe biden's president. and how did he do that? how he gets so holy? chadwick moore is a columnist, not a theologian, but joins us tonight to assess joe biden's power. what you make of this, c

distribution plan for the incoming biden administration so they will have to start from scratch joe joe biden president biden now as science several executed orders for that matter to speed up the vaccine supply also the testing supply the issued a mask mandate with the overall goal to reach 100000000 backs in ations in the 100 in the 1st 100 days of office another promise he made is transparency and anthony the leading infectious diseases expert who will remain active for president biden was also among the team and let's listen what he had to say one of the things that was very clear as recently as about 15 minutes ago when i was with the president is that one of the things that we're going to do is to be completely transparent open and honest if things go wrong not point fingers but to correct them and to make everything we do be based on science and evidence echoing that call for decisions made on science and evidence but do you think joe biden it can really convince all americans to play along. yeah that will be off course one of his biggest challenges as he takes office right now with ju

distribution plan for the incoming biden administration so they will have to start from scratch joe joe biden president biden now as science several executed orders for that matter to speed up the vaccine supply also the testing supply the issued a mask mandate with the overall goal to reach 100000000 backs in asians in the 100 in the 1st 100 days of office another promise he made is transparency and anthony the leading infectious diseases expert who will remain active for president biden was also among the team and let's listen what he had to say one of the things that was very clear as recently as about 15 minutes ago when i was with the president is that one of the things that we're going to do is to be completely transparent open and honest if things go wrong not point fingers but to correct them and to make everything we do be based on science and evidence the echoing that call for decisions made on science and evidence what do you think of joe biden it can really convince all americans to play along. yeah that will be off course one of his biggest challenges as he takes office right now

at 78 years old, joe biden becomes _ our hearts. at 78 years old, joeears old, joe biden becomes the oldest - our hearts. at 78 years old, joe biden becomes the oldest man| our hearts. at 78 years old, joe i biden becomes the oldest man to become president but the real history is being made by his deputy, kamala harris, the first woman vice president, the first of black and indian heritage, an example of the american dream. 50 indian heritage, an example of the american dream.— american dream. so help me god. applause though covid has brought drabness, this inauguration had sparkle, with lady gaga complete with gold microphone singing the national anthem. # at the twilight has not lastly mean... and jennifer lopez, two. # lets get loud. the political great and good were out in force, three former presidents in attendance, republican and democrat and former vice president mike pence was there as well, choosing the inauguration over a rival attraction a few miles away and that is because donald trump had decided to break with 150 years of tradition and sn

they know joe biden. joe biden knows them. they like their steaks cooked. that really helps in the sausage making of washington, how you get laws passed, how you get things done. >> by president biden's side is vice president kamala harris. she shattered a more than 200-year glass ceiling yesterday. what type of pressure will she face as the first black asian-american woman to serve as vp, mark? >> you know, it's astounding. if you look at the history as i do as an historian, it's remarkable that kamala harris was born in 1964, the same year civil rights act, which bans e discrimination on the basis of race and gender, and here we have the first black and the first woman president to take the office of vice president, so it's a remarkable day historically. i think she needs to ensure joe biden's success. if joe biden succeeds in the presidency, then kamala harris can succeed as a candidate for his job later on. >> incredible images of young girls across this country watching kamala harris there. our thanks to historian mark up

certifying a win by joe biden. >> very supportive trump republicans were saying this is getting -- >> the electoral college has spoken. so today i want to congratulate president-elect joe of these election was they had already held donald trump out, they had them down in the polls and amaga country was bigger than anyone expected. >> if joe biden wants to reach across the aisle we will see right away. >> a lot of people are upset about the results of the election but joe biden is an old man, politics is a young man's game. >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. which 2020 invader inflicted pain like metal driving into your skin? was walking sharks? met gators or murder or in its? the answer when we return. the answer when we return. the worst genocide in human history also destroyed the lives of thousands of jewish survivors still suffering today. god calls on people who believe in him .. to act on his word. "comfort ye, comfort my people." when i come here and i sit with lilia i realize what she needs right now is food. these elderly jews are weak and they're sick. they're living on $2 a day which is impossible. this now, is how god's children are living. take t

trump is gone we didn't suddenly get peace, you had antifa out there saying they despise joe biden, they hate joe biden, don't regard them as legitimate so people should be worried about america. >> a biden facing backlash were tougher stance on immigration as a second migrant caravan is expected to leave the united states soon, dhs puts apart on deportation and it all comes after president biden signed an executive order demanding a stop to border wall construction. white house press secretary jen psaki says walls don't work. >> the last four years the immigration policy has been based on funding for a wall. that is not worked even to keep the country safer, to keep bad actors out. >> but acting customs and border protection commissioner mark morgan disagrees that is blasting the press secretary for her remarks. >> the press secretary just lied to the american people. that is a blatant lie. the wall and the wall system works, every mile that goes in

we are seeing joe biden and joe biden, _ gate and into. and joe biden, we just saw them coming down the plane of the air force base and there is a family, there is a sun hunter biden and his grandchildren of the biden family and their daughter ashley as well and they're all getting into the suvs and spending the night at blair house opposite of the white house where the incoming president spends the night. hejust house where the incoming president spends the night. he just saw house where the incoming president spends the night. he just sanoe biden said peeking out of the top. —— biden's had peeking out. the fact that donald trump is not going to be there, the coffee morning that she mentioned between the outgoing president and the incoming president hasn't happened, the first lady melania trump is not welcomejoe biden to the white house, there are trappings but doesn't matter, is it more than just a trapping that the symbolism that these things have not happened? ida. symbolism that these things have not ha ened? ., �*, ., , symbolism that

i'm so glad that joe biden is in _ two weeks ago? i'm so glad that joeis in office and i don't feel robbed of anything. ijust don't feel robbed of anything. i just want the people to know around the world, and i loved watching your correspondence all around the world a few minutes ago, i want people to know that these are actually good people who are going into this administration. tony blinken, the secretary of state, is a legitimately good quy- state, is a legitimately good guy. i used to work for tony's wife, they are smart, nice people. biden used to say about tony that tony is the only person that knows more people around the world than biden does. so i want people to take some comfort in the fact that the people moving into this administration, many of whom started today, are really smart, good people and let's see what they do with these jobs. see what they do with these 'obs. a, . ~', jobs. matthew, thanks very much indeed for that. we will come - indeed for that. we will come back to you later. we can now speak to our north america correspondent

votes on december 14th they began calling joe biden president elect joe biden that was a big big shift some of the non newsmaking hosts began to show much be much more circumspect in how they did it and then of course we had a lawsuit from dominion election systems that came out basically threatening any news organization with potential libel if they didn't do that so we saw one american news network and also newsmax come out and make definitive statements that they recognize joe biden as the winner of the race that doesn't mean that we don't have a fraction or a fraction of journalists and hosts out there that continue to promulgated these notions that there was large scale fraud election by dead people votes cross state votes by canadians votes by martians and i used the word martians quoting rudy giuliani so in that particular case and those conspiracy theories about doll trump actually winning this race but having it stolen from him continue to circulate around the president and he is chasing anyone who will make those those kinds of claims out loud but i think that you're right th

aquí porque sabemos que ahora joe biden es su comandante en jefe, vanesa josé regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> ahora vemos la cuenta de twitter que es presidente joestá en su casa en la florida y vemos la salida del vicepresidente pence con su esposa va a entrar al vehículo blindado pero igual pasa con joe biden que vino en camioneta pero se va al fondo de la bestia es un cadilac blindado antibombas que transporta siempre el presidente de estados unidos y está lista para llevar al presidente joe biden cuando se vaya del capitolio. >> vemos las imágenes de la vicepresidenta kamala harris despidiendo al exvicepresidente y la necesidad de no vernos como enemigos y dejar eso al lado y sanar el país y reunifircarnos de nuevo. >> mike pence que decidió estar aquí presente en la ceremonia de joe biden y no estuvo presente cuando el exvicepresidente donald trump se fue de la casa blanca antes con rexas y reacciones adelante edgar. >> así es, estamos en la tienda de conveniencia pero de trabajadores de la construcción es que estamos a la hora del lunch y muchos han puesto el televisor y vemos a la vicepresidenta kamala harris es que como mamá te preocupa l

joe joe biden >> respiro en el turismo la maltrecha economÍa mexicana no hay tantos turistas mÉxico se convierte en el 2020 en el t tercer paÍs que mÁs visitantes recibiÓ pese al riesgo de c contagio >> un rasgo humanitario, 10 m meses llevan encerrados un grupo de trabajadores de la salud con abuelitos de una residencia en colombia su empeÑos grande para protegerlos del covid-19 >> music >>covid-19. >> hola buenas tardes le ¿s felicidad, gracias por aco acompaÑarme en este dÍa tan i importante en estados unidos >> en estos momentos ya comenzÓ el debate del juicio polÍtico e la cÁmara de representantes i impulsado por los demÓcratas y que cuenta con el apoyo de v varios republicanos. montarÁn mÁs tarde si prosper despuÉs que el vicepresidente mike pence rechazaraa partartrump trum serÍa el Único presidente en ser sometido dos veces a un in j juicio polÍtico en su mandato, todo despuÉs de que el vic vicepresidente rechazara activar la 25 enmienda para apartar al presidente de su cargo. cri cristina, buenas tardes que a ambiente se respira en el co congreso en estos momentos? cuÉntanos >> es feliz tenso solemne y triste ademÁs de legisladores y miembros de la prensa el ca capitolio estÁ repleto de mi militares con armas largas, da un indicio de lo que estamos viviendo aquÍ en estos momentos para que tengas una sensaciÓn en este lugar cuatro juicios p polÍticos en la historia de estados unidos van, dos de ellos al presidente donal trump. los demÓcratas se sabe que lo p pasarÁn por mayorÍa pero la p pregunta esta tarde es cuÁntos republicanos se les sumarÁn por ejemplo la tercera en rango de la cÁmara de representantes dij que votarÁ para hacerlo tambiÉn el lÍder del senado que la d defendiÓ a capa y espada en el Último juicio ya le dijo a new york times que cree que si hay mÉrito para llevarlo a un juicio polÍtico, si cree que se lo merece y al parecer podrÍa a agilizar el proceso en el senado >> ademÁs de eso, nancy pelosi nombre los nueve fiscales que representarÁn en la cÁmara en el juicio que acusaran al pre presidente de haber incitado a la insurrecciÓn uno es joaquÍn castro lo que no sabemos aÚn es cuando le mandara estos cargos al senado, no dieron detalles al respecto de es >> cristina muchas gracias, esto apenas comienza si es que la seguridad en el capitolio en washington se ha reforzado para evitar que llegara a producirse otro episodio violento como el de hace una semana con el asalto al edificio de partidarios de donald trump. tambiÉn se han blindado los capitolio es de 50 estados y las autoridades l locales mantienen alerta ante la advertencia de que pudieran registrarse protestas armadas en la calle de grupos de extrema derecha seguidores de donald trump. pero el que estÁ en p primera lÍnea en estas fechas es el capitolio de washington, ahÍ es donde se discute un segundo juicio polÍtico al presidente y donde joe para que todo transcurra con normalidad, javier buenas tardes cuÉntanos >> felicidad, buenas tardes estamos a siete dÍas ya de la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden y aquÍ se encuentra la capital washington en estos momentos estamos aquÍ en las oficinas centrales de telemundo pr prÁcticamente como puedes ver a media milla del capitolio de estados unidos. quiero mostrarte a tu izquierda como estÁ la calle totalmente bloqueada por vehÍculos militares en este caso vehÍculos de la guardia na nacional. hacen presencia no sÓlo aquÍ sino que en todo el perÍmetro alrededor del ca capitolio ya su izquierda como se puede observar fuerte pr presencia de las autoridades policiales no sÓlo del distrito de columbia sino que tambiÉn de servicio secreto esto en la postal que se repite en las c calles cÉntricas de la capital del paÍs, otra imagen que llama la atenciÓn es la imagen de los miembros de la guardia nacional que pernoctaron y pasara la noche en el centro de visitantes del capitolio un sitio dond

relationship establishes california attorney general with joe biden the relationship they had and worked on numerous projects together. >> there is no doubt that joeen, i met him once in 2007, i'm sure he doesn't remember me but in in 2016, less than a year after attorney general joe biden, joe biden came out to california was running for the u.s. senate against the democrat. he gave a speech before the democratic state committee, state convention, a terrific speech but he opened it by talking about how close joe biden had been kamala harris and how it mattered to him. he was out there to make clear that joe biden was endorsing kamala harris three senate and that certainly helped. she ended up getting the democratic party endorsement so it is clear when he announced his selection of kamala harris, he made clear when joe biden told him it mattered, it dates back to her first year as attorney general when she was trying to get additional money for the national litigation over the housing crash and joe biden said they were bit of a team setting that's an important relationship. >> as he struck out on her own, there was a deal on the table and she wal

the republicans for joe biden's gender and you have issues agenda beginning with money economic stimulus money for fighting the pandemic what is causing a great deal of debate here is joe biden it seems from various reports without still seems to think that he has this magic touch that will mean that the republicans will now listen to him and they'll be lots of because joe biden is involved and because of his his ability to try and be a political player he'll be able to bring republicans on bulls and they were and they were to be stand in the way of anything that might make things better for america because think if if the united states gives more economic stimulus and they start fighting to create a virus joe biden's presidency will be seen as pop's a success not something that it's clear from the obama years of the republicans they tend not to want to contribute to the national interest if it means the presidency has any success joe biden still seems to think that he has the magic touch in which he can bring republicans aboard for his agenda and there are lots of people. around i'm saying wait a 2nd that seems rather unlikely so. the congressional decompression as yo

before i yield to our vice chair in that regard, that joe biden won the election in clear and convincing fashion. more than 80 million americans voted for joe biden. that's more than any other presidential candidate in american history. jill biden one blue states. joe biden one swing states. joe biden one red states in places like georgia and arizona. that's what the facts suggest that that's what the courts have agreed took place. that's what the voters decided. let me now yield to vice chair pete aguilar. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as the chairman said, this new congress represents a new opportunity, a new opportunity for the american public, a new opportunity for us to reflect the priorities of this congress and our democratic caucus is focused entirely on making sure our communities build back matter. and as the chairman said, the first link of that is covid response and relief ensuring that the funds that we pass to get into every corner of our communities and to make sure that critical priorities that we left behind like state and local government are addressed in the future. we look forward to welcoming our new colleagues as well, a

thing, a good day knowing for them that donald trump is leaving and joe biden is stepping in so we are concerned they are not going to hold joebiden and this administration accountable for fundamentally changing america which is the goal joe biden has put forward. >> he told his voters that. peter doocy will be there in the white house press briefing asking questions. he's going to be on it. there are a number of things, we could go through a long list of things they are going to do on immigration, funding for planned parenthood, mexico city policy. the keystone pipeline, there's been a lot of support for that all over the place, not just people on the far right or republicans, the premier in alberta that it is possible the keystone pipeline gets revoked by biden, doing so would kill jobs on both sides of the border. we can but canada us relationship, undermine us national security by making the us more dependent on opec oil in the future. do you think he will do it? >> i think that is what we are hearing that they are going to revoke the keystone pipeline and if their goal and their religion is that the climate change ideolo

and when it comes to vladimir putin and joe biden, — comes to vladimir putin and joe biden, don't expect a visit to moscow in 2011 is — once recalled a visit to moscow in 2011 is as vice president and — in 2011 is as vice president and the _ in 2011 is as vice president and the story goes that he looked _ and the story goes that he looked vladimir putin in eye and concluded that mr putin has no soul and he told him that — has no soul and he told him that. hardly the ingredients for a — that. hardly the ingredients for a beautiful friendship. that. hardly the ingredients fora beautifulfriendship. but for a beautiful friendship. but ithink— fora beautifulfriendship. but i think there will be a degree of pragmatism on both sides that— of pragmatism on both sides that could help secure agreements on pressing agreements on pressing agreements such as a nuclear arms— agreements such as a nuclear arms control treaty that expires— arms control treaty that expires in a few days time. that— expires in a few days time. that was— expires in a few days time. that was steve there in moscow. laura in l

lucha por la aceptaciÓn de los derechos unos, dores huerta habla sola nueva administraciÓn de joe biden. de joecio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de renombre además 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 nue

well, i think we need joe biden. joe biden, i was talking with somebody the other day. y asked do you think joe biden is going to be a good president? joe biden didn't win the presidency for a few times but my grandma always taught me, don, that sometimes we have a plan as individuals and the lord has a plan for us and that sometimes those plans aren't the same but we need to follow his plan. i think that this is the moment for joe biden. he was made for this moment because we need someone who's people they the particular. we need someone who has gone through ehll and gone back but we need someone who also understands the power of joy and bringing folks together. joe biden knows that. he understands that and that's why he is the president for this moment. >> but he's got to reach the other side who has not been to this point willing to even accept that he is the actual president of the united states. that's a tall order, jason. >> well, it is a tall order. >> >> but look at the speech he gave yesterday. he didn't talk about himself, he didn't talk o about donald trump, h

in that who believe that the election was stolen, who are not going to accept joe biden as the next president. even though joeresident. even thouthoe biden will be sworn in onjanuary even thouthoe biden will be sworn in on january the even thouthoe biden will be sworn in onjanuary the 20th, the problems ofa in onjanuary the 20th, the problems of a divided america remain and they do not go away. calming the passions in this country will in some ways be joe biden‘s biggest challenge because at the moment there are those that think that the election was absolutely clearly one by him by a comfortable margin and the trump supporters who believe there has been fraud on a massive scale and when you point out that the supreme court, courts around the country, the attorney general, the person in charge of election security, has said that is not true, they believe in the conspiracy against them even more. thank you. the other main story tonight — almost 1.5 million people have now been vaccinated against coronavirus in the uk. the prime minister says every elderly care home resident will be offered the vaccine by the e

announcer: view joe biden's inaugural speech and amanda gorman's moving poem, followed by joe biden whiteouse -- joe biden's white house arrival, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and again at midnight on c-span, on demand that c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: house democrats plan to send an article of impeachment to the senate monday, charging former president trump within citing the january 6 riot at the u.s. capitol. the senate majority leader, chuck shumer, announced the timeline for the senate trial. >> we have made good progress in the impeachment trial of donald trump it would for the information of all senators, the house managers will come to read th

the finding a new normal setting a new standard for the 1st decade of this 21st century joe biden knows europe joe biden knows to be utopian union joe biden is in favor of transatlantic cooperation and most importantly he signals trust reliability and predictability and this is what is so crucial now so we are ready to engage with our american partners on multilateralism on trade on security or the fight against climate change. then they are from brussels thank you very much for the time thank you to. and out of some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour there's been widespread come to international condemnation of the hong kong authorities after the mass arrests of pro-democracy imposition figures $53.00 people were detained under beijing's new security law western nations accused authorities of grave repression and a grevious attack on freedoms promised when britain handed hong kong back to china . japan has declared a state of emergency for tokyo and 3 nearby regions coronavirus cases rise to new daily highs stay at home measures will be in force from friday for a

joe biden. he's about, i think the same age. so nothing to do with his age. i'm just comparing joee biden four years ago when he left office. >> you are absolutely right and this is what the left is going down this dangerous road with. they don't want us to be able to criticize our leaders anymore so when they call out for unity, when they call out for all of us to just be one, they are not talking about the kind of american unity that we think of. they are thinking about the kind of unity that the soviets would envision or the imperial romans would envision, with a silence any voices of dissent like your own or charlie kirk. this cancel culture is starting to sink into our government. for the obvious flaws that they have, it's a dangerous road when they don't want to be criticized. >> sean: every person i talked to, leo to point out. and i'm going to be honest here, i know people that are democrats and i know other networks in the mob and in the media and privately they tell me they agree with me. every time he speaks, they are holding their breath and scared to death because they

joe biden _ get it. and with the stroke of a pen, joe biden got - get it. stroke of a pen, joe biden got straightj a pen, joe biden got straight to work, signing his executive order, reversing some of trump's policies. mr biden signed 17 executive actions including extending moratoriums on evictions that was due to expire at the end of the month and, as part of his plan to address climate change, revoking the permit for the controversial keystone pipeline. exiting the residential stage, pipeline. exiting the residentialstage, donald pipeline. exiting the residential stage, donald trump leaves behind a divided nation whose reputation abroad is badly tarnished. marking a seachange from the go it alone america first of approach, biden promised to repair fraying relationships. world is watchinu . fraying relationships. world is watching. watching _ fraying relationships. world is watching. watching of - fraying relationships. world is watching. watching of us - fraying relationships. world is l watching. watching of us today. so here is my message to those of u

was just a mess. >> president trump was interrupting chris wallace and interrupting joe biden but by the same token, joes this joe biden guy? gig at the presidential debate went so badly that people were excited for the vice presidential debate for the first time in history. >> there's always a fly. >> there was a fly that landed on hillary clinton's face and a 2016 debate and a fly also landed on mike bloomberg said during his dnc speech. >> maybe it was a russian spy. we are desensitized. >> this world is over, folks, and we've earned it. >> they have confirmed that they have both tested positive for covid 19. >> when you get the note that the president and the first lady tested positive for coronavirus, that's definitely one of those stop where you are. >> it was a stunning moment. >> it was surreal. >> people didn't know what was going to happen. >> when people are talking about the order of succession on tv news. >> there was a moment where he leaves the white house, gets on a helicopter and goes to the hospital. >> then, the man comes out of it like a champ. >> i'll take that. >> he lands on the l

joe biden. this is your time he said. it was so powerful to hear joen 2009 that a black man, picking him up to take him to the capitol to make history with him. joe biden talked about his mother. there's the image that barack obama tweeted out. his mother who when joe biden was deciding whether to say yes to be president obama's vice president, she said wait a minute, first black man to be president and you're even considering this. game, set match, the answer is yes. hillary clinton saying this morning i can't wait to call him president biden. it was her instagram post yesterday, a photo of kamala harris and she said let's sit with this for a moment. tomorrow kamala harris will be the first woman sworn in as vice president of the united states. with so much vitriol and the polarization of america, it was interesting to see the comments underneath that. a lot of people thanking hillary clinton for some of the path she has paved. joe biden, as barack obama talked about, his empathy, how he complimented barack obama when they were together in the white h

sentir incertidumbre, pese a la promesa hecha por el presidente biden de legalizar a millones de indocumentados. >> esperando joe porque joeamÓn: afirmar que la comunidad hispana indocumentada es una de las mÁs golpeadasen muchos aspectos de este paÍs. >> la comunidad inmigrante ha sido la mÁs daÑada por la crisis econÓmica, el coronavirus, las deportaciones y las detenciones. ramÓn muchos de los trabajadores esenciales son inmigrantes indocumentados no solo se deben tener en cuenta los funcionarios y de daca,ojalÁ que finalmente se dÉ esta anhelada reforma migratoria. es mi reporte envÍo desde el centro de reacciÓn. —— de redacciÓn. paola: hoy es un dÍa que todos vamos a recordar. joe biden asumiÓ el cargo de presidente de la naciÓn acompaÑado por kamala harris, la primera mujer de color. serÁ una presidencia llena de retos, conflictos. para hablar y entender mejor el tema, saludo a ezequiel hernÁndez, abogado de inmigraciÓn. abogado, quiÉnes se van a ver beneficiados con estas promesas anunciadas por el presidente joe biden? >> en tÉrminos de la reforma que ya se sometiÓ, son las personas al 1 de enero de 2021, la utiliz

joe biden is stepping in. so you know, we are concerned that they will not hold joe biden in this administration accountable forndamentally changing america, which is the goal joe biden has set forth. >> shannon: yeah, he told voters that. we shouldn't be surprised. peter doocy will be in the white house press briefings asking questions for america. we know there are a number of things and you can go through a big long list of things, duration of funding for planned parenthood, mexico city policy. the keystone xl pipeline and a lot of support for that all over the place. it is not just people on the far right republicans. jason kenny of alberta on reports it is possible keystone pipeline gets revoked by biden. doing so would kill jobs on both sides of the border. we can critically important canada/u.s. relationship and security by making u.s. dependent on opec oil. do you think they will do it? >> i think that is exactly what we are hearing. they will revoke keystone pipeline. you know, their goal is in religion is not climate change ideology to the extreme. that is why they support policies like the green new

between the new president of the united states joe biden and the russian leader vladimir putin now the phone call from what we understand was initiated by joe biden joe biden did make the phone call and much of the conversation focused on renewing the new start treaty now this is one of the important nuclear arms agreements that was signed at the conclusion of the cold war and it was set to expire on february 5th and from what we understand biden and putin have agreed to extend this treaty the new start treaty will be extended now a number of nuclear treaties were set to expire and did expire under the trumpet ministration the i.n.f. short range nuclear treating the clear skies treaty did expire this was actually the last of the important nuclear agreement that was preventing a new arms race but biden and putin did reach an agreement we understand that putin has now put forward a bill to the russian russian duma the russian legislature to extend the treaty for 5 years there was a statement concluding and summarizing the phone call from the kremlin here's what we heard the president's expressed satisfaction on reaching an agreement on the ex