all right let's bring in our guests in washington we have rena shah founder of republican women for biden and if iran and morocco is arm a sorry associate professor of international studies at the university and also in the united states in atlanta jill cartwright writer and george organizer at southerners on new ground power welcome to the program let me start with you today in his inaugural address president biden made a sweeping call for unity he said we must end this uncivil war that pits red against blue rural versus urban conservative versus liberal with america being as divided as it is right now do you believe this is possible. i believe it's absolutely possible the american experiment hinges on that very thing is that we are very different nation we are one that is diverse in so many ways whether you talk about the g. geography you talk about different demographics of course much has been made about the new americans people who look like myself people who are the kids of immigrants and i will say with this changing fabric of the country i believe that now more than ever we can lo

rena shah political advisor and founder of republican women for biden in atlanta jill cartwright activist and georgia state white organizer with southerners on new ground power and in doha jocelyn sage mitchell assistant professor at northwestern university welcome to the program jocelyn let me start with you today you heard a moment ago some of that international reaction that's been coming in regarding the events in the capital in washington d.c. yesterday you know countries like iran and germany and italy all reacting to what went on what does what happened in washington d.c. signify to the rest of the world and say about the state of american democracy right now. well thank you for having me and that's a great opening question well ultimately it shows the power of leadership the power of a leader's words in a way that forces people to recognize that words matter that words have consequences and these trump supporters came directly from a rally with the president where he told them that the election was stolen and he told them to march to the capitol and stop the steel and i'm sure the

abc news reporter, rena roy has an update on security measures and the threat of violence during the inauguration. >> reporter: juit's all hands o deck to keep americans safe. and up to 25,000 national guard members are expected knot in the nation's capitol by wednesday. warning the danger is, quote, substantial. >> i don't know if anyone has raised their hand to say, we are coming. we will be there. but we are preparing, as if they are. >> reporter: the fbi, concerned about possible, improvised-explosive devices and the ongoing threat to political leaders. investigators saying the capitol hill siege, likely, emboldened extremists. at least ten states, activates their national guard troops. some capitol buildings now boarded up. michigan legislators, suspending sessions next week over credible threats on the state capitol. >> what you saw on january 6th shows me that people are taking politics, now to the violent realm, obviously. >> reporter: horrifying videos show the violence that day. d.c. officer michael fanone, stun-gunned, beaten, and overtaken by the angry, pro-trump mob. >>

ok let's go back to rena and make one of one of the things that has bothered me during the. during the election cycle and particularly since the election cycle and particularly since the events on the continent. is it fair and i think of this is a rhetorical question is it fair to really. use a broad brush to describe everyone that is supports a candidate or as part of the one political party because i see this i see voter shaming a lot and i think that's a relatively new thing for our politics is that if you like a person then you must be x. y. and z. well i was brought up in that in the 1960 s. and i was i saw the race. riots on television and i saw at the end in mind life time and and i have to be really honest my parents were quite racist people and they would always talk about these people of those people and i was brought up to believe that that is wrong and i still think that is wrong so rena i think isn't it we should be very careful how we judge tens of millions of people with one broad brush well the other americans has happened since the beginning of this nation i

with that rena brigade and our team in doha in a moment now let's take let's leave you with some key moments of joe biden's inauguration. day there. are those who grab it by you do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states 1st the president of the united states. we've learned to guarantee that democracy is precious democracy is fragile. at this hour my friends democracy has prevailed. may god bless america and may god protect our troops thank you america. and for me to the polls good because the renowned for their courage on the far. one i want to east finds out what it takes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. is there a. case where some of the compensated civilians who we listen to the only music you hear is the only the most beautiful music in the world is silence we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that. just 0. the 2nd episode of the series exposed the rise of the major drug cartels and their reign of terror in the sentence mexican government little told the traffickers we have to produce.

out of times we're going to have to leave the conversation there thanks so much to all our guests rena shaw jill cartwright and jocelyn sage mitchell and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story for me mohammed i'm going the whole team here bye for now. it is raining in texas it's raining in louisiana this low is responsible for drug employ more from the south but of course it's winter so that rains in southern states you tuck in the cold behind and snow will start to fall in tennessee in virginia west virginia and that will just edge out into the water the next day or so on the california inside the next storm is one to get the last one is just dying done so you have snow or sleet falling in raleigh the 4 temperatures come up to near normal by the time he get to sunday in the sunshine returns it's generally quiet weather during the w

efforts to find then dri cover the remains of those who died still ongoing in the southern state of rena. reports 2 years after her sister went missing natalia do leave there are still hopes her body will be found some families in the town of broome a gene your continuing to search for the remains of their loved ones they were swept away when the dam collapsed nearby you must watch thankful for that my sister can be anywhere in this search for listen i come in pray hoping to find her as soon as i can there's a lot of possible areas we don't know if they're here we pray for everyone to be found when the dam collapsed at this mining complex 12000000 cubic metres of mud in mining waste was unleashed authorities say more than 270 people were killed but people here say that's a low estimate and many more were swept to their deaths to myopia hedo sister was among them along with other families he wants the mines operator valley to be held to account for what happened excavation efforts are still taking place. not only did they destroy my family countless families were destroyed the lives of ma

investigating the deaths of dozens of elderly people who had recently received the fires of axing brought rena says the response there is video suggests what happened his mother isn't unique i've heard of other cases since i shared a video on facebook. thousands and thousands of people message me comment an average myself personally i haven't read all the messages but i writ hundreds of them muscle personally if people tell me their stories their daughters or sons their mothers or you know our member members of their family have had reactions share their vaccines our plot of some of them you know had a lot of messages that are negative say and this is your mom or you know you're lying your bigoted comments you know it's it's not really something that are trying to entertain too much i don't know want people wouldn't trust they want to kodak seemed to take away covert status and get back to normal or some alarming new findings on covert patients have been published by researchers in the u.k. according to the reports one in 8 people hospitalized in britain with the virus die of related complicat

. >> good morning, rena. what am i going to do with my kindergarteners? even during a year she would rather f forget. >> i made a a word wall fofor yo help-- >> reporter: kelly isn't only tackling virtual learning-- she's doing it while battling a recurrence of ovarian cancer. she's in her online classroom every day, even during chemotherapy. you could go on leave, and you said no. >> no. so i was first diagnosed five years ago, and i did take a leave then, because i was really sick. i missed teaching so much. >> reporter: so they're actually watching you as you go through treatment. >> yes. what better way to spend four or five hours than with five-year- oldsds? it makes the time pass quickly, it makes me smile. >> reporter: the minnesota mother of two says she wants to show all of her kids that, even with cancer, people can thrive. >> it's real easy to go down the "why me," and i think if i didn't have five-year-olds to teach every day, i would spend a lot of time thinking about that. >> reporter: it sounds like they give you strength. >> they absolutel

the inauguration period i was 0 as mike hanna reporting live from washington mike many thanks indeed rena show is a political strategist and founder of republican women for buy in she says that even president trump's closest allies are questioning his recent behavior but the damage has been done. i think this is the moment where obviously one's loyalty to party and country were questioned i'm a longtime country over party voter myself and i must say not having voted for president trump in either election 2016 or 2020 made me the culprit in today's republican party people in the republican party label folks like myself as never trampers that was a label i never wanted i didn't want to identify myself as having had anything to do with this president but that was a label given to us they also said we had trumped arrangements in the room every time we war and about what violence in the future and we warned about the threat to the constitution well we saw happen last week in real time with people finding their morals finding their principles and remembering the very american values which have

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rena roy, abc news, new york. >>> the university of california's planning for a return to primarily in-person instruction systemwide, but that's not going to happen until next fall. uc officials say robust research advancements and the availability of covid-19 vaccines give them hope that students will be able to enjoy a more normal experience in the next academic year. uc president michael drake says the system is monitoring the evolution of the pandemic and is carefully planning a safe return on campus learning with limited exceptions has been suspended at all ten uc schools since last spring. now, what about stanford? they've also called off their plans to bring hundreds of students back on campus for the winter quarter. this comes a day after the university announced that 43 students on campus tested positive for covid-19. freshmen, sophomores, and incoming transfer students will not return later this month despite repeated assurances from the school. undergraduate resident assistants with students with special needs who are already on campus will be allowed to stay. >>> you know, demand

we have seen that helping to prop up rena prices around the world. guy: great insight.omberg's megan albery on what is happening in the agricultural space. coming up, all eyes on the u.s. dollar. incoming treasury secretary janet yellen heading to washington tomorrow. we will talk more about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. martin luther king day. u.s. markets close, like volumes in europe. european equities up near session highs. at least in positive territory, up by .2%. as i say, superlight volume the u.s. out. s&p futures flat. fair value calculation pointing to a very flat open tomorrow in the united states. in terms of the dollar, flat as well. you are getting a picture. the markets are just watching and waiting to see what happens tomorrow with janet yellen and then the inauguration. but today with the u.s. closed, everybody sitting on their hands. tomorrow,