kamala harris dijo véanse como otros los ven y joe biden que estados unidos sea un país de posibilidadé signífica >> que las elecciones tienen consecuencias han aprendido, el discurso de joe biden es que quiere unificar al país, no menciona al presidente, que ahora las oportunidad sean para todos que los venezolano podrán tener protección de ese país. >> miren estos juegos artificiales >> ♪. >> ♪. >> tras cuatro días de incertidumbre >> (hablan inglés) >> su voto ha decidido el futuro del país >> tengo que pensar en mi familia >> se proyecta como presidente electo al lado de la que se convertirá en la primera mujer electa de estados unidos >> mientras unos celebran otros se oponen un país dividido del mundo 48 reafirma su compromiso con cobertura en equipo desde la bahía hasta la capital federal en esta jornada histórica >> muy buenas noches vamos con randy serrano y lo último de esta elección >> hacías joe biden acaba de dar el discurso que esperado dar toda su vida el discurso de su victoria tras ser declarado presidente electo de estados unidos, hablando desde el estado de delaware

kamala harris. but she still had to teach the country how to say her name. i'm kamala harris.he meanest, the most horrible, most disrespectful of anybody on the us senate. if kamala harris had been born more than 100 years ago, she would not have been able to vote, and as a black woman, she would have had no rights, but now, she is set to become the most powerful and influential woman in american's political history. nomia iqbal, bbc news. so now we have it, a new vice president elect and a new president elect and a new president elect and a new president elect as well injoe biden, and he gave his first speech since attaining that position, he now knows that thatis position, he now knows that that is where he will be heading, the white house. at the moment of course donald trump is still inside, still based there and has not conceded, what now happens is legal challenges, but there has been no evidence really presented on the basis of those legal challenges so what is expected to happen is a transition period and in january, joe biden will take occupancy for the next four yea

mujer de color y una personalidad importante. >>> estoy orgullosa de spranza porque joe biden y kamala harrisió el triunfo histórico de harris la para vicepresidenta de estados unidos hasta este momento no se han reportado destrozos o incidentes pues son momentos de fiesta para la comunidad de san francisco que ha celebrado este triunfo , ahora regreso con ustedes al estudio buenas noches,. >>> raicasd campaña de reelección de presidente donald trump presentaron una demanda en arizona alegando que marcopa rechazó los votos en personas y se pide inspección manuel de las papeletas sobrevotadas y el ex presidente barack obama envío un tuit y dice . >>> (ver información en pantalla) en oakland también salieron a celebrar porque una californiá llegó a la casa blanca y sería la primera mujer en ostentar este cargoe el añis pilar niño nos cuenta. >>> orgullosa de kamala harris que representan a las mujeres mroenas como hoy. >>> ceebraron pero que una de ciudadana es vicepresidenta electoa. >>> alcaldesa recibió la noticia esta mañana con lágrimas hablando de la relación personal con kamala. >>>mi am

kamala harris. but she still had to teach the country how to say her name. i'm kamala harris.ctful of anybody on the us senate. if kamala harris had been born more than 100 years ago, she would not have been able to vote, and as a black woman, she would have had no rights, but now, she is set to become the most powerful and influential woman in american's political history. nomia iqbal, bbc news. let's get more reaction to the two speeches we heard earlier on. democratic senator chris coons joined my colleage, katty kay from wilmington, delaware, earlier. jo vann on bringing our nation together, and restoring our place in the world, and i am so excited after this evening to see kamala harris and joe biden on this day here in wilmington, as president—elect, vice president elect, to be in a crowd of people cheering for the idea of coming together as a nation, relying on science, advancing decency, stability and kindness towards each other, and reimagining our place in the world. it a thrilling night. you serve in the us senate, you know it is not a place of great unity or comity

subtext notes the victory for bay area native senator kamala harris saying "harris to become ground-breakingashington post" reads "biden defeats trump." gives a nod to the vice president-elect saying with haar harris he rebuilds the blue wall. and "new york times" "biden beats trump" underneath reads it "chaotic term ends with rare incumbent loss." it was pennsylvania that put biden and harris over the threshold, surpassing the 270 electoral college votes needed. nevada was called shortly after, giving biden 29 over president trump's 214. biden also surpassed the record for popular votes with more than 74 million cast. president trump remained out of the public eye since yesterday's news. he made no public appearances, but spent the day golfing in virginia. he told supporters at his golf club that he was going to win. >> did he say he was going to win? >> yes. >> i thought he already lost. >> yes, you are! >> you can hear supporters telling the president, don't give up. the president is vowing to push ahead with a legal fight n a statement after biden became the president-elect, president tr

professor parents and both being both block in indiana and it's like wow lice president elect kamala harris was born to a jamaican father an indian mother the been dari family of berkeley share similar at the backgrounds and have been supporting harris from the start we ran down here a few night early this morning when we heard the news. >>pots and pans banging in celebration with all our neighbors in later, 16 year-old she and her 12 year-old sister who she gathered with their parents and neighbors at arlington circle in berkeley saturday morning a rouge she grew up going to harris's rallies when she was senator i also feel well protected knowing that there's somebody like me in power because. >>i never really felt like i could relate to any of the people that play leading leading our country. >>as for their father rock case, he grew up in berkeley and was a classmate of harris's sister maya he says he's proud of harris, especially having biracial children of his own having. >>growing up here, you i saw indians and other asians and of minority groups breakthrough in silicon valley, but tha

joe biden and kamala harris center stage for the celebration. their hard fought moment coming four long days after the last ballots were cast. >> this is the time to heal in america. >> the president-elect now reaching out with a message to unite a divided nation. >> spontaneous celebrations erupting across america as a record number of people came out to vote in this historic election. >> we did it. we did it, joe. >> helping give joe biden that magic number. >> kamala harris ready for her role as vice president and paving the way for others. how she shattered glass ceilings to take her place in history. plus, a look at the first second gentleman. >>> president trump still insisting the election is far from over taking his fight to the court. supporters also protesting the ballot count. what happens next. >>> and the biden/harris team laying out their plans for the nation dealing with a pandemic and a struggling economy. >> i sought this office to restore the soul of america, to rebuild the backbone of this nation. >> the challenges ahead as jo

they're also celebrations in vice president elect kamala harris's hometown of oakland, oakland mayor t took a spin around lake mary and their famous fire-breathing snake snowmobile. mayor schaff took a moment to recognize harris's achievements. >>our own daughter of oakland. kamala harris has made history today as the first black asian biracial daughter of immigrants daughter of oakland vice president in the history of the united states of america. in oakland. we are still a proud. and hello relieved. >>now the south bay where san jose mayor sam liccardo also very excited to have bay area native working in the white house. >>it's not a secret i think for a lot of big city mayors out in california that will have and now i now and the white house against climate change an ally or poverty and all the other challenges of homelessness and affordable housing. all the many battles we find out here in california. it will be refreshing to have a president we can really work with administration that wants to roll up their sleeves with us. >>and he's bay congresswoman barbara lee says she's also

host: kamala harris, the daughter of immigrants. in becomes its first black the first south asian american to serve as the next vice president when they are sworn in on january 20. marsha and pompano beach, florida, you voted for president trump. what are you thinking? caller: i am a black voter for president trump. i did all his rallies because i really believed in president trump. i voted for him in 2016 and i also voted for him in 2020 because he was the first president that came out for the black vote and offered us something before the election. he offered us the platinum plant. ice cube went to the party and offered a stimulus and they would not talk to him before the election. they wanted the black vote first before it was even considered missing to him. , his plant, some of the stuff that ice cube did, and he wanted to be transparent president and let us know before the election why we should vote for him, and that's why he in 2016his vote from 6% to 12% in 2020. in the future, they will get more black votes in the republica

saying, macron americans have chosen their president, congratulations to joe biden and kamala harris.ve lots to do to overcome today's challenges, let's work together. indiahe prime minister of , congratulations, joe biden, on your victory. as vp, your contribution to strengthening relations was invaluable. harris,says to kamala honoring her asian heritage, your success is pathbreaking and a matter of immense pride not nties, but forau all indian americans. in confident that the india-u.s. ties will get stronger with your support and leadership. the announcement made by the associated press and news organizations shortly after 11:00 eastern, the race running away last night for joe biden, here are the numbers in pennsylvania. he started to pull away last night and with 49.7% of the popular vote in pennsylvania, 49.1%.nt trump .illy 50% of the vote georgia will go to a recount, it is very close. 0.2% separating the candidates. the state remain to be counted, north carolina with donald trump with 50.1% to joe biden, 40 up at 7% and still counting in alaska, just 56% of the vote counted,

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. >> you have your kamala harris shirt on. >> whoo! >> reporter: what does her ascension as vice president-elect mean to you? >> everything! >> it means literally everything. she is the first woman of color vice president. she literally is going to change the future of our country! >> whoo! >> reporter: brian, this speaks to it. it is unfiltered joy out here. we are in the middle of a concert here. we have been -- cheering here. very little mention of the current occupant of the building far behind me. this is a forward looking, joyous event and a street that's seen so much history already this year, brian. >> garrett, how far back does the crowd go? i think for all the wrong reasons my audience had a lesson in the confines of the white house and the border around the white house has really been almost militarized and quietly so over the last couple of months. >> reporter: yeah. oddly enough, the structure looks the same with the nonscale fence here. long time viewers may recognize the building in that direction, the building we talked

professor parents and both being both block in indiana and it's like wow mice president elect kamala harris was born to a jamaican father an indian mother the been dari family of berkeley share similar at the backgrounds and have been supporting harris from the start we ran down here every scene i early this morning when we heard the news. >>pots and pans banging in celebration with all our neighbors in later, 16 year-old she and her 12 year-old sister who she gathered with their parents and neighbors at arlington circle in berkeley saturday morning a rouge she grew up going to harris's rallies when she was senator i also feel. >>well protected knowing that there's somebody like me in power because i never really felt like i could relate to any of the people that like where leading our country. >>as for their father rock case, he grew up in berkeley and was a classmate of harris's sister maya he says he's proud of harris, especially having biracial children of his own having grown up here, you >>i saw indians and other asians and of minority groups breakthrough in silicon valley, but that w

it wasn't only all about joe biden because vice president—elect kamala harris also spoke to the crowdsilmington. let's hear some of her speech. to the woman most responsible for my presence here today, my mother, shyamala gopalan harris, who is always in our hearts... cheering and car horns. when she came here from india at the age of 19, she maybe didn't quite imagine this moment, but she believed so deeply in an america where a moment like this is possible, and so i am thinking about her and about the generations of women, black women... cheering and applause. asian, white, latina, native american women, who, throughout our nation's history have paved the way for this moment tonight. women who fought and sacrificed so much for equality, and liberty and justice for all. including the black women who are often, too often, overlooked but so often proved they are the backbone of our democracy. cheering and applause, and car horns. all the women who have worked to secure and protect the right to vote for over a century. 100 years ago with the 19th amendment, 55 years ago with the voting r

we could not be more proud to claim kamala harris as a daughter of oakland. >> from kamala harris's standpointcredible. >> reporter: willie brown talked about her experience as the city profits district attorney, as california puffers attorney general, and as a senator. >> it is spectacular that she has made it to that level, every female in this nation, every little girl in this nation, and, in particular, every little girl of color must be ecstatic that finally, there is going to be a tall, an image, and a cartoon that looks like them, and it will be of kamala harris. >> reporter: she posted a video on social media showing the moment she called joe biden to celebrate their wins. >> we did it, we did it, joe. you are going to be the next president of the united states. >> reporter: we heard harris to speak along with joe biden, she said now the work begins, she acknowledged the path ahead will not be easy, but she said she is ready for it. >>> london breed responded to the results, saying, for the first time, millions and millions of americans chose a black woman to help lead this country, th

kamala harris, alma mater, where many students it's the first time they're not illinois. >> and good afternoon. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama dates. we begin with three big headlines. trending in the wrong direction is the coronavirus. counties may see opening plans curtailed. officials in santa clara county are finding an up tick in cases. the vaccine took a big step forward. >> pfizer says its trial drug is more than 90% effective but it needs more study to use it in the at-risk population. the vaccine could be available as early as next summer. as the development of a vaccine moves closer to approval, medical experts are helping california to decide who gets priority. health is a critical part of building a better bay area. david louis had access to three members of a task force working on that challenge. >> california is one of three western states prioritizing who gets the vaccine once approved by the fda. >> the process, by rich, those decisions are made is really important if people are going to trust that the process is fair. >> he's one of three members of governor newsome'

thousands came out to oakland to celebrate kamala harris and her roots there. saw this scene overnight at the grand lake theater, the marquee showing a "you're fired" message. harris was born at oakland's kaiser hospital and spent her childhood in berkeley. abc 7 news reporter matt boone has more. >> reporter: this is where she spent most of her young childhood. she even went to preschool in this building. people came from all over the bay area today to celebrate. there are some people who live on this block, who lived here when kamala was a child, they remember her, they know her, and they congratulated her today. >> we're so proud of her. she's such a lovely, humble spirit. we just feel her presence right here on this street. >> reporter: as dozens of people gathered on the block, judy robinson says from her early age she had a hunch this moment would come. >> i remember my mother saying, kamala, you're going to be the president one day. >> reporter: even after the block party cleared out, other neighbors came by, including phoebe boyd. >> i really wanted to

this painting is kamala harris's big idea.ch in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in irish town. a historic moment for the town. his great—great—grandfather was born just his great—great—grandfather was bornjust up his great—great—grandfather was born just up the street here. that was paul hawkins reporting there, and because you live pictures of the white house where president trump is still president, he has not conceded yet, his term in office does and in the 20th of january, but no concession so far. that it,. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ l vaughanjones this is bbc news, goodbye. hello there. southerly winds are going to bring us a mild start to the week but they are also bringing extensive cloud, a little bit of damp weather and we've seen mist and fog patches as well, so rather murky conditions for a time, too. now, the satellite picture shows the area of cloud responsible for the drizzle and some fog lurking underneath that. got pressure to the south—we

that last person in the room is now going to be kamala harris. what will that mean in the biden/harris white house. >> first of all, it means she will bring her particular spertispe perspective, which is what joe biden would want to hear. he was informed by experts, and kamala harris -- well, joe biden reflected the perspective in some ways, and kamala harris will bring that to that joe biden. i want to say one other thing, lawrence, about what that means when she is in that room. i remember after charlottesville, i was traveling abroad and i got scores of questions that were questions, is that you, is that america those people in the streets of charlottesville? we have been asking ourselves that question for the last few years. the images you are showing us on msnbc today, people celebrating in the streets, that's our america. i heard from people all over the world today, and this is the america they want to believe in and where people can get buy on merritt and not just corruption like donald trump. i got a message right before i came on from so

kamala harris and joe biden. begin our show with two guests, professor eddie glaude, chair of princeton university's department of african american studies. his recent article for "time" magazine is "joe biden must help the nation truly understand the depth of our collective loss." professors latest book is titled "begin again: james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own." also with this is bree newsome bass, artist, anti-racist activist. she made national headlines in 2015 when she scaled the 30 foot flagpole at the south carolina state capitol to remove the confederate flag after the massacre of eight prisoners and their pastor by white supremacists at the emanuel ame church in charleston. bree, we're going to begin with you. as we ended that last clip with kamala harris, i could only think about that metaphor of you scaling the flag saying "you come against me with hatred. i come against you in the name of god. this flag comes down today." harris ascended the stage. talk about your reaction. >>

it will go beyond pennsylvania. >> in the east bay, thousands of people came out to celebrate kamala harrisnd her roots there. many also seized the opportunity to say good-bye to president trump. "you're fired" message went up at oakland's grand lake theater. harris spent her childhood in berkley. the block outside her old home turned into a party today. matt boon was there. >> reporter: this is where she spent much of her young childhood. she even went to the preschool at the bottom of this building. today people came from all over the bay area to celebrate. there are still some people who live on this block who lived here when kamala was a child. they remember her, they know her and congratulated her today. >> we're so proud of her. she's just such a lovely, humble spirit, and we just feel her presence right here on this street. >> as dozens of people gathered on her block, judy robinson says from an early age she had a husk this mome hunch this moment would come. >> i remember my mother saying, kamala, you're going to be the president one day, just joking. >> reporter: even after the blo

kamala harris. >> that's what my mother said. she said kamala, you may be the first to do many things. make sure you're not the last. >> the road to the white house for kamala harris started here on. this block. browning and bancroft in west berkeley. >> this is west berkeley. this is my house where i grew up. 2236 browning street. because of the red lining in the bay area, they ended up here in west berkeley which was predominantly black, brown, immigrant community. lots of caucasians here, too, but a very integrated neighborhood. >> reporter: not far from neighboring ole to the birth place of the black panther party just two years after kamala's birth in 1964. not far from the university of berkeley, one of the premiere academic institutions of the u.s. it would mold the future vice president. >> the black panther had a breakfast program down the street at the campus so we would see huey all the time. what i remember about kamala is that she was very kind. i remember her taking care of maya. she was very attentive. >> reporter:

store tonight vice president elect kamala harris is making history during her speech saying she will t be the last woman in the white house. kpix 5's kenny choi reports from harris' hometown of berkeley where it all started. >> the first woman elected vice president kamala harris spent her childhood here in berkeley. she sent a message to every little girl watching that this is a country of possibilities. >> it's happened. woo. >> in front of kamala harris' child who hood home, these women raised their voices as one more barrier came crashing down. >> it's history, and we're proud of that. >> there's no other place i wanted to be than with my other fellow berkeley residents celebrating at her childhood home. >> women who fought and sacrificed so much for equality. and liberty. and justice for all. >> tonight they chalked messages of hope and listened to a woman who has blazed a trail for so many, including this 14-year-old girl who couldn't vote but has been inspired to speak out this year. we've been going to protests and signing stuff and like so it's like nice to feel like you're w

congratulations joe biden and kamala harris. our two countries are close friends, partners, and allies. we share a relationship that is unique on the world stage. i am really looking forward to working together and building on that with you both. host: yes, caller? caller: i am so excited, you have no idea. four years ago, i did not like hillary, i definitely did not like trump. so i voted for myself, which was a wasted both but that was ok. this year, i waited four years to stand on a line early voting for three and a half hours to vote for biden, because trump has got to go. he is the worst president i have ever seen in my entire life. and i am not a young chicken. that we have ever had. he is corrupt. his family is corrupt. and i have been hearing all these other people talking about trump, how good he was, how great he was for the country. stand and, he did not light to the american people, which he has done every single day of his presidency. and he is still doing it. electionst all the democrats arehe stealing the vote fro

that's kamala harris's so rority. letter system is very important in the black communities. the deltas, the akas, the zetas. what kamala did, she unitesed all the greek organizations. it is a special pride that african-american fraternity of her achievement. you'll see more greek letters if you watch. >> this is a speech that joe biden has been waiting to give for at least a half century. >> at least. >> he was thinking about being president as a junior senator. everybody saw him as a potential president. >> hopefully he's updated any reference to time. >> but he did. he was the -- when he was a newcomer in the senate. he was the one people thought of as the new kennedy, and when he ran in '88 didn't work. when he ran in 2008, barack obama bested him. he decided he wasn't going to run in 2016. hillary clinton was already there and his son beau had just died. he's been thinking about being president for a very long time. >> i'm sure he wasn't thinking about being president. everybody hungers -- everybody looked in the

yesterday nbc news called the presidential race for joe biden and kamala harris. thin minutes, huge crowds began filling the streets, especially in big cities across the country. for many people, this win was personal. >> i stand for kamala's politics and biden's politics, but it is really exciting to finally see representation in the highest office of the nation. >> i see kamala harris as something really big. like i'm really excited there's finally a female vice president. >> i think that it is very inspiring because it shows other people, specifically people of color, that like it's possible. >> i'm es stcstatic. that's it. electricity going through my body at this very moment. >> by our count at least 75 million voters chose mr. biden. at least 71 million chose president trump. some hit the streets to protest, including some who repeated the president's claim of fraud at the polls. mr. trump says his legal fight will intensify tomorrow. during his victory speech last night, joe biden spoke directly to those americans who did not vote for him. it was the latest

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kamala harris is going to speak to that. to know that our voices are going to be harder in washington again and we can have joy in our lives. i think people have gone through four years of an absolute joyless presidency where -- [ inaudible ] -- every day to the craziness. we're exhausted. and i think tonight was an uplifting -- an uplifting celebration all day long. and i think joe biden is not going to talk about the past. he's going to talk about our future. kamala harris represents our future, and i think she's going to speak to our aspirations. i'm excited to hear them because i believe that they know that they are carrying the weight of americans going into this really unchartered territory of getting rid of a pandemic, rebuilding an economy, and restoring the unity that this country deserves. i know that's what i'm waiting to hear. >> claire mccaskill, the true story, though, is that joe biden is already having to do the more advanced version of what a typical president whose election is called by every news organizat

>> relief. >> the speech of kamala harris brought me to tears. i thought here are two competent people are about to help us fix a lot of problems.>> lisa morgan of livermore brought her biden harris sign she is taking with her across the country during the campaign season.>> this is awesome and i have been clenching my teeth and unhappy for four freaking years. for the first time ever i can relax. it is such a great thing for women all around the world. >> it was a startling scene in the castro, neighborhood for months has been largely quiet due to the pandemic and several police officers also stood by as the celebrations rolled on.>> we have been here since noon, and she came out early. we know the castro would want to celebrate. we brought the party to the streets. >> earlier in the day a large group stopped what they were doing in the castro to watch as biden and harris give their first beaches is president and vice president elect taking in historic moment.>> i have been hoping to see a woman and the white house and i cried when she dropped ou

subtext notes the victory for bay area native senator kamala harris saying "harris to background-breaking vp." "the washington post" reads "biden defeats trump." gives a nod to the vice president-elect saying with haar rilg harris he rebls the blue wall. it was pence fence that put biden and harris over the threshold, surpassing the 270 electoral college votes needed. nevada was called shortly after, giving biden 29 over president trump's 214. biden also surpassed the record for popular votes with more than 74 million cast. president trump remained out of the public eye since yesterday's news. he made no public appearances, but spent the day golfing in virginia. he told supporters at his golf club that he was going to win. >> did he say he was going to win? >> yes. >> i thought he already lost. >> yes, you are! >> you can hear supporters telling the president, don't give up. the president is vowing to push ahead with a legal fight n a statement after biden became the president-elect, president trump said the "election is far from over." starting tomorrow his campaign will start prosecutin

kamala harris is black and asian and woman. and i don't think in all of our jubilation tonight we ought to forget that they paid a price to knock these barriers down, including mayor bottoms who's on with us, who was shunned by some for going with joe biden when it wasn't popular, before south carolina, but stood up anyway. that's been the tradition of a lot of our women. emedical i can emilia boykin was sprayed on the ed made up pettus bridge. we see kamala harris coming from a litany of people who paid a price, including hillary clinton. this is not just some victory that jumped out like a joack in the box. it's a technologies of people who refused to turn around even when they faced a head wind. now they won tonight by showing that a middle class guy from scranton, pennsylvania, and a woman raised from the west coast could bring this country back from the brinks of democracy faltering for a long time. >> don't let the jamaicans out because they are jubilant right now. there was a lot of disappointment that jamie harrison did

professor parents and both being both block in indiana and it's like wow lice president elect kamala harris was born to a jamaican father an indian mother the been dari family of berkeley share similar at the backgrounds and have been supporting harris from the start we ran down here a few night early this morning when we heard the news. >>pots and pans banging in celebration with all our neighbors in later, 16 year-old she and her 12 year-old sister she gathered with their parents and neighbors at arlington circle in berkeley saturday morning a ruse she grew up going to harris's rallies when she was senator i also feel well protected knowing that there's somebody like me in power because. >>i never really felt like i could relate to any of the people that like. and leading our country. >>as for their case he grew up in berkeley and was a classmate of harris's sister maya he says he's proud of harris, especially having biracial children of his own having grown up here, you >>i saw indians and other asians and of minority groups breakthrough in silicon valley, but that was men and i saw obam

basically endorsing kamala harris. with the action, that song is somewhat a little tune, a little tribute that was done before she became. i am tribute that was done before she became. iam proud. ithought tribute that was done before she became. i am proud. i thought she went out on a limb, and i went out ona limb went out on a limb, and i went out on a limb to support her before she became president elect. have you met her? not yet, but the dreams and aspirations are not quite yet. when idid aspirations are not quite yet. when i did this it was from a feminist and nationalistic perspective. but the dream of many people, the hopes arei the dream of many people, the hopes are i will meet her, and probably perform at the inauguration, bring my caribbean style to it. she knows you have that song. it's out there now. it's out there! chuckles you cannot be what you don't see, that's what they say, so what does this mean to little girls all over the country who see the vice president elect standing up there? speaking as a ja

[cheers and applause] kamala harris said it didn't go far enough on climate change.er radicalput environmental agenda ahead of michigan jobs and michigan workers. no wonder she was listed as the most liberal member of the united states senate last year. when it comes to trade or anything else, for that matter, i promise you president trump will always put american jobs and american workers first. [cheers and applause] energy, joe biden wants to crush american energy under a thatillion green new deal would raise the cost of electricity for every home and business in america. the president had to remind him he was for it in the first presidential debate. but he is. and kamala harris, she was the original cosponsor in the senate of the green new deal. the truth is, joe biden at kamala harris want to abolish itsil fuels, and fracking -- would destroy hundreds of thousands of good paying jobs. they said it last year over and over again. now, joe biden shows up in pittsburgh, i wasn't far from there today, and he's trying to convince people he is not for banning fracking.

more so kamala harris.hat's your sort of reaction to everything that you've seen, that you saw last night and everything you've seen on the road? >> it was a combination of, again, like you said, almost two years i've been following kamala harris as she traveled the country running for president in her own race. we go through a pandemic. we can through the veepstakes, as we call it, her being selected in august as joe biden's running mate. it was an extraordinary culmination of all of that, geoff. to see her step on to that stage in white, a nod to the suffragettes, a nod to all the women she has built her career on and the women who have come before her. it was interesting, jeff, because she also talked to the children. she talked to the next generation who will come after her and the steps that they will build went her. take a listen to some of the things she said last night. >> when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election, with the very soul of america at stake and the world watching, you u

yesterday nbc news called the presidential race for joe biden and kamala harris. within minutes, huge crowds began filling the streets, for many people, this win was personal. >> i stand for kamala's politics and biden's politics, but it is really exciting to finally see representation in the highest office of the nation. >> i see kamala harris as something really big, but i'm really excited that there's finally a female vice-president. >> i think that it is very inspiring because it shows other people, specifically people of color, that like it's possible. >> i'm ecstatic. that's it. electricity going through my body at this very moment. >> i'm just really excited for the future. >> by our count, at least 75 million voters chose mr. biden. at least 71 million chose president trump. some hit the streets to protest, including some who repeated the president's claim of fraud at the polls. mr. trump says his legal fight will intensify tomorrow. during his victory speech last night, joe biden spoke directly to those americans who did not vote for him. it was the latest

>> feliz >> qué piensa del mensaje de kamala harris >> muy bueno.asando, continúa la celebración en nueva york city >> maría vargas en el medio centro de la ciudad de manhattan nueva york en el timesquare que esta noche parece fiesta de año nuevo >> claro, gran celebración de la comunidad latiny demócratas >> seguimos con mas en noticias telemundo una noche histórica >> ♪. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> el presidente donald trump

"congratulations joe biden and kamala harris, the u.s.s our important important ally and i look forward to working together on shared priorities from climate change to trade and security. "in france, "congratulations to joe and kamala harris. we have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges. let's work together." here's a tweet that spread like wildfire. it was one of the first last night after canadian prime minister justin trudeau -- you have ann hidalgo, mayor of paris, "welcome back america." what's interesting, we've been watching for some of the countries that got particularly cozy with president trump what their reaction has been. let's throw this up. you have israeli prime minister netanyahu who tweets, "congratulations, joe biden and kamala harris. joe, we've had a long and warm personal relationship for nearly 40 years, and i know you as a great friend of israel." now moments after sending that tweet, he sent another tweet, "thank you, donald trump, for the friendship you have shown the state of israel and me personally for re

reportera: kamala harris nace en 1900 a siete -- nace 1964. s] >> es muy inteligente, puede manejar mucha informaciÓn. tiene una capacidad de reaccionar rÁpidamente a los asuntos. kamala trabajÓ con o'malley. [habla en inglÉs] ella viene de unos antecedentes de pensar en los derechos civiles. su colega coincide en que su formaciÓn elsa francisco serÍa crucial. formaciÓn en san francisco serÍa crucial. [habla en inglÉs] por su parte, organizaciones locales creen que harris harÍa buen trabajo en cuanto a inmigraciÓn y personas de color. >> ella conoce muy bien los asuntos de migraciÓn en nuestro estado. marÍa antonieta . paola: trump todavÍa no admite la derrota. el presidente llegÓ a su club de golf por segundo dÍa consecutivo. revisamos como quedÓ el congreso de la naciÓn. 46 demÓcratas y 48 republicanos. probablemente esto se decide en enero esperÁndolo resultado de georgia que seguramente serÁ una segunda vuelta. bajas temperaturas se esperan esta noche, incluso podrÍan bajar a los 30°. vemos estas imÁgenes en san josÉ. pasamos con elena. ele

harris also attended thousand oaks elementary school in berkeley. her face is on a mural on campus. today proud parents and students visited the school. >> it means a lot actually because the way kamala grew up, you know, in the program she was in, she was bussed here to get a great education. high daughter is following her fot stoop steps. >> harris has also mentioned her childhood here saying this is where she learned the road to racial justsis long. tonight a lot of pride in berkeley for the little girl with big dreams who went onto break barriers. in berkeley marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> well, with harris as vice president-elect, governor newsom is going to have to elect a replacement to fill her senate term. it will likely fill her seat in the 2022 general election. he's not hinted who he's considering but he's no stranger to historic choices. just last month he nominated the first openly gay supreme court justice to the supreme court. >> hundreds of people across the country attended pro-trump demonstrations. in sacramento things got violent right outside the state capitol building. people started pushing and shoving each other. >> aside from a few tweets today the pr

kamala harris is used to being the first. her path to the white house starts at her roots. e daughter of two immigrants. an indian mother and a jamaica father. harris attended howard university making her the first graduate from a historically black college to be elected to the house. harris was the first black woman to serve as california's attorney general. in 2016 when she was elected senator in california, she was only the second woman -- second black woman in the chamber's his. she's currently the only black woman serving in the united states senate. that will end soon. kamala harris has broken the glass ceiling of gender anderson race several times. it matters. little girls across america ditched halloween costumes traded them for pant suits and chuck tailers. a harris stoneham else. she wants young girls to know, they, too, can reach greater heights than they ever imagined. >> going president. >> you could be president but not right now. you have to be over the age of 35. >> that was harris telling her great-niece that she has a few more years before she can actually

but also because for the first time we will have a woman in the executive office as kamala harris is the vice president. >president. >> reporter: right. 36 years after the first woman became a vice presidential nominee, geraldine ferraro, kamala harris is now going to be going to the white house. a lot of firsts it there. she is the first woman, she is the first african american woman, first woman of indian descent, and we'll have the ,irst gentleman, her husband, douglas douglas emhoff, a lawyer. he's also the first spouse of jewish-american descent. and, you know, i think it's meaningful, not just because women have broken this glass ntoning that hillary clinton talked about sowch in 2016, but also because of what it represents for young girls who are now seeing someone who looks like them who is going to be working there in the white house. >> o'donnell: and, ed, the challenges are huge for joe biden. >> reporter: they are, emendous.s. and we tallied up the political unit, sort of day-one promises that he's made, things like rejoining the world health organization, rescinding the

god bless kamala harris.ease welcome the sharon baptist church choir. ♪ >> praise the lord, everybody. beat your horns for jesus. your horns for jesus. now beep your horns for the victory on tuesday. [honking] come on and sing with those. forever and ever and ever done for me honor, they all belong to you thank you jesus me blessing we just want to pray ever and ever done for mehave honor, they all belong to you honor,re be glory and they all belong to you honor,re be glory and they all belong to you thank you jesus for blessing me ♪ horns for jesus and honk your horns for victory, victory. come on, here. god, we offer you our prayers because without you, nothing is impossible. nothing is possible without jesus. my life will lift he is coming from you me -- peaceou give you give me in times of the storm you are the god almighty ♪ you are the strength of my life ♪ >> lift your hands. [singing] amen amen amen amen amen amen amen ♪ >> give it up for jesus. victory on tuesday. [honking] ♪ >> american history is n

and should he falter, there is a great one behind him, which is kamala harris. so i am not concerned about his age. 96,have people who are 95, who have drivers licenses and are driving well. they can see well. they can drive in traffic, take trips 700, 800 miles, without even flinching. so his age is no concern to me. it is his wisdom and his leadership that is important to me, at what he has done throughout the years. and he was the vice president to barack obama. greta: what stood out to you harris'from kamala speech? caller: wow. namedhe fact that she every nationality of many. she was not just stuck on her own nationality. a people's person. she represents all women. and that is what she stands for, and she spoke well on that, she named just about everyone from the native americans to the hispanics, black-and-white, so that stood out for me. yeah, that impressed me. greta: ok. florida, youierce, voted for president trump. did you watch tonight's victory speech? caller: yes i did. greta: what was going through your mind? caller: i am a trump supporter. i am a

marÍa: kamala harris naciÓ en 1964 y es hija de inmigrantes. por otro lado la propuesta 18, la medida que proponÍa permitir que algunos jÓvenes de 17 aÑos participarÁn en las elecciones fue rechazada por los votantes de california, por un margen de 55.5% se inclinÓ por el no y un 44.5% para el sÍ, sin embargo mÁs de 10 estados en el paÍs ya permiten que algunos jÓvenes de 17 aÑos voten para las elecciones primarias de cualquier partido. otra manera en que los votantes recibieron informaciÓn sobre las elecciones fue a travÉs de las redes sociales como facebook, instagram, twitter y youtube, estas plataformas han recibido fuertes crÍticas por el papel que jugaron en las elecciones pasadas por presuntamente difundir desinformaciÓn. por eso dayana garcÍa nos habla de una nueva herramienta para saber quÉ es mentira y qué es verdad cuando ubiquemos informaciÓn a travÉs de estas populares plataformas. dayana: seguro has notado contenido que fue eliminado o tildado como falso en plataformas digitales, especialmente ahora durante las elecciones. >> es u

and when kamala harris became d.a.n california, she was the first black woman to hold that position. now she's broken this barrier. you are another person who among your other talents and role happen to also be a woman of color in one of these types of positions which is not where american law has always been. so that turns to the powers that you have now. many people are wondering especially because when you ran as a candidate, you talked about donald trump and the issues in law and order and his potential improprietie improprieties. do you have anything going on here in new york in these cases where donald trump is a private citizen and has additional legal liability? >> the investigations that we currently have against the trump organization will continue. the outcome of the election will have no impact on our investigations. and so we will continue our investigations again related to the testimony of michael cohen that you played. it is important that individuals understand that no one is above the law. and that ou

you mentioned the history making obviously of the vice president-elect kamala harris. i note today she has been speaking with people, barack obama, nancy pelosi, hillary clinton. what more can you tell us about her day and what her role will be tonight? >> erin, so interestingly she started the morning, she got the news here that cnn and other networks projected them the winners of pennsylvania and then the winners of the electoral college, 273 electoral votes, when she was out for a walk with her husband doug. she was in casual clothing. she called joe biden and sort of congratulated him. so very casual senator harris there. this is going to be a moment. we can see the image right now. you're going to be the next president of the united states. look at the smile on her face, the joy in that. she said, we did it, joe. we did it, joe. think back. they started as rivals in this democratic primary fight. now she is the partner of his in this fight and their relationship is going to begin anew here and will be carefully watched. again, tonight a day of celebration and tomo

kamala harris is coming out. martha: kamala harris is taking the table.t's an exciting moment for her. an historic moment. now we'll hear from her before she brings out the president-elect. let's listen. [horns honking] >> good evening. good evening. good evening. good evening. thank you. thank you. good evening. so thank you. good evening. congressman john lewis, congressman john lewis before his passing wrote democracy is not a state, it is an act. what he meant was that america's democracy is not guaranteed. it is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it. [cheers and applause] to guard it. and never take it for granted. and protect our democracy takes struggle. it takes sacrifice. but there is joy in it. and there is progress. because we the people have the power to build a better future. [cheers and applause] and when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election, the very soul of america at stake, and the world watching, you ushered in a new day for america. to our campaign staff and volunteers, this extraordinary team, thank you for

host: john, i want to show you and others, here is the vice harris,t-elect, kamala it seems like she was out for a walk when she heard the news, congratulating joe biden. sen. harris: we did it. we did it, joe. you're going to be the next president of the united states. [laughter] we did it. we did it, joe. you are going to be the next president of the united states. host: there you see it. the next vice president of the united states kamala harris congratulating her running mate. jessica in connecticut, you voted for president trump. can you get behind the president-elect, joe biden? caller: no, actually i will not. in thismost people nation are incredibly unaware of what is going on behind the scenes because they listen to the fake news media. a three seals presidential run those involving fraud and unpopularity. thela harris lagged 3% in primary and democrats want us to believe that these two unelected lackeys whose rallies do not get anybody to go there, it is unconscionable. i think that a big component with the fake news media pushing this presidency for biden which they actuall