here on al-jazeera i'm come out santa maria and these are the headlines the u.k. has completed its split from the european union after formally leaving the blocks single market and customs union prime minister barak's constant airing it is a new beginning after 4 years of political drama this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop 26 climate change summit in glasgow however the u.k. is also dealing with a big escalation in the coronavirus pandemic at the same time surging infections in england are forcing authorities to reactivate the emergency hospitals which were set up when the pandemic began most of the so-called nightingale hospitals have been largely unused fishel say they are now being prepared to admit patients if other medical centers reach t

i'm come out santa maria here in washington d.c. where security is high treats around the streets it is basically cold as well coming up live coverage and analysis from here at the u.s. capitol. a wall of security in guatemala stops thousands of refugees and migrants trying to reach the u.s. many of those say they'll press on. the future of italy as governments will be decided as the upper house of parliament prepares to hold a confidence vote will be live in rome. and then spall india secure a famous test series win over australia india claiming victory on the final day of the deciding much interest spending. in just a little over 24 hours joe biden will become the 46th president of the united states bus his inauguration ceremony will take place with the backdrop of the. unprecedented security operation and a pandemic that's claimed almost 400000 american lives biden will take the oath of office on the steps of the u.s. capitol just 2 weeks ago it was overrun by a mob of pro trump supports us it now resembles a fortress here surely

right so a cold mission government was formed it now happens to be all female led by prime minister santa maria and the new generation are expecting us to act and we have to feel they expect to see a show of the people it's now the job of these women to slow down the speeding train of climate change and make finland carbon neutral in just 15 years well it here to talk about finance and listening to hold you can say that in troll boy it's not so big but if your county its citizens biggest was. that every country needs to spot its ambitious carbon neutral target finland plans to cut back on logging investment radically reduce its consumption of fossil fuels and start a renewables at some moment so whole world is crying to so. forth every. therefore source if you have lost souls. opportunity course of business. about 5 hours north of helsinki why is the municipality. a poster child for how the government plans to reach its carbon neutral goal. than merely over here last summer that it is reducing its carbon emissions fine. to than any other community in finland thanks to a number of climate auctio

santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera the president oh we will house democrats pile the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of removing donald trump. no signs of any survivors no clue as to what coldest and indonesian passenger plane to plummet into the sea. and from runway to right.

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in july prime minister santa maria addressed the united nations aging political was all of our children must be shaped by accelerating. climate change without politics on this issue has changed will not happen. until that happens what counts for finland's climate worry is the early signs the effets a paying off and we can see it every day how immensely beautiful the comeback is. so we should not always think we are destroying nature completely if it has the time and possibility to make a comeback of then it will it may not be the same crime nature that used to exist after ours is what it's the or the same nature the same other gods come dark and there in the lies is probably the greatest source of also war since and with which without time for working as a global society. there is nothing more beautiful than the sound of the geese thought this was all the waiters or the fish splashing on the river and this is the only ultimate hope that i see also on the planet. this whole would be a new start it's not the end but it could be a nice thought that we are gently need to. wake up in a . the

here on al-jazeera hello i'm come all santa maria welcome to the news hour the u.s. house of representatives considers 2 proposals that could determine the future of president donald trump we will have live updates from washington d.c. also in the new search teams recover one of the flight recorders that could shed light on the fate of a crashed indonesian plane. the polish people come out in large numbers and protest using ballot uganda's opposition front runner bobby why no just supporters to turn out to vote and defiant imitation in contentious elections in the u.k. condemns what it calls chinese barbarism against muslims announcing new rules to tackle slave labor. and the senate with only sports news new england patriots n.f.l. coach bill belichick declines prison trump's offer of a medal of freedom. just 1 10 am on the u.s. east coast we're beginning with developments in the congress where house democrats are making one last push to have president donald trump leave office before his term expires a resolution was introduced on monday calling on the vice presiden

that is the news hour don't go away the mall santa maria will be here in just a few minutes with more of the day's news. american people have finally folk in america is i slipped one america's off balance or will become more dangerous the world is looking at us live next year of sadness and maybe. with the election behind us will the republican party dump truck the fuel weekly take on u.s. politics and society that's the bottom line. afghanistan is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. after the us of the taliban signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of the national troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point though. over the past few years the us has increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky was more bombs dropped last year than any other year in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is all accidents to happen at mistakes do happen and that this is about owning our mistakes this is about things are in this about accountability in the in the last the unaccountable war for families we interviewed not receiv

provided continuing coverage of course when we come back here in the newsroom we got come out of santa maria james bays alan fischer she had her tansey and the guests and analysts taking us through the inauguration teaching you how to see where english streaming landed i'm not usually gentle. last thousands of our programs award winning documentary us debt. subscribe t u g forward slash al-jazeera english. for me ok welcome to the strange how many times a p.c. in your african friends own family a roll their eyes when they talk about some leaders on the african continent i'm up here on my laptop this is the abraham index of african governance he takes those iraq's and apply his data to them asking africans every year what do you think about what you think about your country's most bring in will bring us to take away from the 2020 index he is the chairman and founder of the brain foundation and this is what he told us a little bit. and. sal wrenching. that is the current governance in africa. i must say here regarding our ballot generally are again very the 4 current. candidates if it were to

come all santa maria from washington d.c. takes a look back at some of the previous inaugurations. traditionally it is a day of ceremony i promise and obama do solemnly swear i like the idea or your solemn for. granted. right here and the. ritual stretching back to america's founding. joe biden says the 59th u.s. presidential inauguration and across the more than 200 years of history there have been some stand up. times when images have become iconic and words have captured moments of generational change and ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. moments of political transition. in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem government is the problem and sometimes moments where americans were told what they most wanted to hear and maybe needed to believe about themselves there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. messages have been sent to both allies and adversaries we shall pay any price bear any burden meet any hardship support any friend. oppose any foe to where you are th

history class santa maria puts it into context for us with a look at inaugurations over the last 200 years. traditionally it means a day of ceremony i brought him saying obama do solemnly swear i like the idea. do solemnly swear. granted. the. ritual stretching back to america's founding joe biden's is the 59th u.s. presidential inauguration and across the more than 200 years of history there have been some stand up. times when images have become iconic and words have captured moments of generational change and ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. moments of political transition. in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem government is the problem. and sometimes moments where americans were told what they most wanted to hear and maybe needed to believe about themselves there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. messages have been sent to both allies and adversaries we shall pay any price bear any burden. meet any hardship support any friend. oppose any foe where she. and t

mona was good to talk to you many thanks indeed let's go back to washington then welcome all santa maria has been keeping a close eye on the day's events for us come on. yes well actually it's been a little bit odd adrian i have to say and then if it's my guess at this early at that we've unfortunately had our backs to it by stiff that spot by him so keeping something of an eye on it but it has been quite extraordinary to be up here in our rooftop position up above constitution avenue for this inauguration day which is ongoing ceremony has ended at this out of town but right now of course events have moved to the arlington national cemetery in virginia where joe biden along with the other 3 former presidents i believe who did attend the ceremony that is president obama w. bush and clinton. they have traveled with him to lay a wreath at the same if they are not sold it and they all are there with their respective spouses. and we're going to have a listen in. fortunate i think we've got odio coming through from that. jennifer can bring you back in at this point i think there is a symbolism

hello again i'm come on santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera africa is embarking on a new economic path as a landmark free trade agreement between countries on the continent comes into effect. no place you say you feel safe anymore a record number of people in hong kong seek u.k. residency to escape tough security laws imposed by beijing. and yes the record of ours restrictions but people around the world are still found ways to celebrate the new. so it is 2021 and the u.k. has entered a new era outside of the european union britain's 11 month transition period is now over the 2 sides relationship is going forward defined by the recently negotiated trade deal the u.k. officially departed from the blocks rules of 11 pm local time on new year's eve that's london time coronavirus distractions meant brags that supporters couldn't celebrate in public since then trucks have been hauling goods across the border to france sunda new customs rules since midnight it means facing more bureaucracy and potential delays prime minister barak's johnson delivered a message of natio

and come out santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. and iran are accusing each other of ramping up military hostilities ahead of the anniversary of the assassination of iran's military chief. is a problem of more humanity just food is not enough temperature has been set up for migrants on the bosnia croatia border but many say it's nowhere near adequate in the freezing cold conditions really sat to be. european. and they getting used to a new reality britain is telling us how they feel about the u.k.'s departure from the european union. more than $20000000.00 reported coronavirus cases and the threat of a more infectious strain the united states really entering this new year with very few signs its rampant corona virus outbreak can be contained and as the infections rise vaccination is going much slower than was expected this report from los angeles with rob reynolds. it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of covert 19 with more than 3

well again i'm santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera with global coronavirus cases now exceeding 85000000 the u.k. is rolling out a 2nd vaccine beijing is racing to inoculate millions before the chinese new year. also julian assange faces a court ruling on whether to extradite him to the united states will get an update from london. i use one of. 11780. and recordings of a phone call revealed donald trump pressured officials in georgia to find enough votes to overturn his election defeat there. in the last few minutes iran has said it is begun 20 percent uranium enrichment this is a move likely to on the escalate tension with the united states 20 percent represents a significant breach of the 2050 nuclear deal but it is still well short of the 90 percent which would be needed for a nuclear weapon. president hassan rouhani has given the order for the move the photo facilities so we'll start with dorsett you've already gotten from terror from today don't bring us up to date with this one. well come all this was quite a shock for all of us as well of we heard from the

and come out santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. and iran are accusing each other of ramping up military hostilities ahead of the anniversary of the assassination of iran's military chief. is a problem of more humanity just food is not enough temper shelters been set up for migrants on the bosnia croatia.

everyone i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. and iran accuse each other of ramping up military hostilities and of the anniversary of the assassination of iran's military chief really sad to be. european and getting used to the new reality britain sells how they feel about the .

santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera a u.k. court is set to rule on whether to extradite the wiki leaks founder julian assange to the united states as charges that are leaking military and diplomatic documents brazil gives the green light to import 2000000 doses of a coronavirus vaccine but there's frustration about how long it's taken to approve one. and buyers of bitcoin reaping the rewards as wall street starts to pay attention to the crypto currency. so in a recording that's been leaked to the public u.s. president don't trump told top election officials in the state of georgia to find enough votes in order to overturn his election defeat george of course one of the battleground states that flipped in favor of president elect joe biden it is an unprecedented move by a sitting president just a few weeks. ago before biden takes to go before biden takes office trump still refuses to concede he's actually lost repeating unfounded claims of for the details now with alan fischer in atlanta georgia. from a president who insists wi

santa maria here in doha with the world news from al jazeera remove the president or we will house democrats pile the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of removing donald trump. no signs of any survivors no clue as to what caused an indonesian passenger plane to plummet into the sea. and from runway to race way the pandemic crowds from across. the sea is a new. breaking news this monday the united states moving to designate yemen's movement which controls the capital and yemen's main aid port as a foreign terror group the officials reacted saying the troubled ministrations policies in behavior actually resembles that of a terrorist itself secular state might pay or released his statement saying he would notify congress that the state department will designate the group's leaders as quote terrorists the decision to blacklist the iranian backed organization is expected to undermine peace negotiation efforts the u.s. backed sabi that coalition's been fighting the group in yemen ever since 2015 it accuses the who it is of launching attacks against civilian targets in saudi arabia

santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera coronavirus news and china has begun vaccinating people who have a higher risk of infection will have a live update from beijing on that one also brazil gives the green light to import $2000000.00 doses of the coronavirus vaccine however there is frustration over how long it's taking to approve one another newsy u.k. court set to rule on whether to extradite the wiki leaks founder julian assange to the u.s. to face charges of a leaking military and diplomatic documents. so a recording has been leaked to the public in which we hear u.s. president donald trump telling the top election official in the state of georgia to quote find enough votes to overturn his election defeat there george are of course one of the battleground states that flipped in favor of president elect. joe biden has an unprecedented move by a sitting president with just a few weeks to go before biden takes office trump still refuses to concede he's lost repeating unsubstantiated claims of fraud and fisher reports from atlanta georgia. from a president who insists

there's come out santa maria he's been bringing us the coverage of the inauguration throughout the day he's joining us now to bring us up to speed with the mood at the events because you were there so from your vantage point what was it like for you and did they manage to make it into a celebration despite the crowds. definitely during definitely i must admit when we got here earlier today. it. i mean it's felt all the whole few days we've been here very quiet mostly just media and national guard troops and from this point here looking back on the capital the area where. the ceremony happened looks tiny any sort of well we're just looking in on this it's a little bit voyeuristic actually and then once things got going the sense of occasion really did take over from here we could you know hear that we could hear the the national anthem sung by lady gaga we could hear the crowd the speeches and the smart sound all during but the occasion rose to the occasion in the end even without the big crowd here i can't imagine what it's like when there are hundreds of thousands of people here it mu

hello i'm come all santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. and iran are accusing each other of ramping up military hostilities and if the anniversary of the assassination of iran's military chief. is a problem of more humanity just food is not enough a temporary shelters set up for migrants on the bosnia croatia border but many say it's no in near adequate in these freezing cold conditions and on the 1st day of the u.k.'s separation from the european union trade and travel gets off to a mostly smooth start. so without the point where more than $20000000.00 reported coronavirus cases in the united states and there is a threat of a more infectious strain the country's really entering this new year with few signs that its rampant corona virus outbreak can be contained and as infections rise vaccinating people is actually going much slower than was expected the support is for o'brien olds in los angeles. it was nobody's idea of a good way to ring in the new year on friday johns hopkins university reported the u.s. had surpassed 20000000 cases of

here on al-jazeera hello i'm come all santa maria welcome to the news hour the u.s. house of representatives considers 2 proposals that could determine the future of president donald trump we will have live updates from washington d.c. also in the new search teams recover one of the flight recorders that could shed light on the fate of a crashed indonesian plane. to opening up on people who come out in like that by the protest using.

come on santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera remove the president or we will u.s. democrats piling the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of forcing out donald trump. also indonesian recovery crews pieced together the wreckage and their hunt for clues as to what brought down a passenger jet. and we will take you live to one of the mass vaccination centers opening in the u.k. . there are warnings that it's facing the worst weeks of the pandemic. from the u.s. is designating yemen's hooty rebels also known as. as a terrorist group secretary state mike peo says the black this thing is intended to hold the group accountable for its terrorist acts in response to clear it's the united states that's actually the source of terrorism especially the policies of the trumpet ministration. diplomats and humanitarian groups have warned that designation could threaten the peace talks and further complicate the delivery of the desperately needed aid in yemen you know 80 percent of yemenis live in areas under hooty control which includes the capital sanaa and th

hello i'm come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera with corona virus infections climbing in brazil we're looking at the major divide there over how to handle the pandemic. and even with cover 19 putting a damper on things people around the world of still found ways to celebrate the new . hello everyone it's 2021 the world welcomed in a new year but britain is marking the end of an era and is officially broken its almost 50 year relationship with the european union the u.k. now no longer a member of either the single market or the customs union after the break the transition period expired at 11 pm in london on new year's eve prime minister barak's johnson there hailing this as a new beginning this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he's up to us to make the most of it. and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world meeting both the g 7 and the cop 26 clima

hello i'm come all santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. and iran are accusing each other of ramping up military hostilities and if the anniversary of the assassination of iran's military chief. is a problem of the few minutes just food is not enough a temporary shelters set up for migrants on the ball.

i'm come out santa maria here in washington d.c. where security is high troops are out on the streets it is basically cold as well.

elephant oh hi everyone 10 am here in the gulf i'm come all santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera remove the president we will house democrats piled pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of removing donald trump from office signs of any survivors no clue on what caused the indonesian passenger plane crash to plummet into the sea. and from the runway to race way despite the pandemic crowds from across gaza take part in this year's event. the breaking news this monday is the united states moving to designate yemen's movement as a foreign terror group secular state might pompei has released a statement saying he will notify congress he says the state department will designate who the leaders as quote terrorists the decision to blacklist iran back to group is expected to undermine peace negotiation efforts of course a u.s. backed saudi led coalition's been fighting the group in yemen since 2015 with the rebels accused of launching attacks against civilian targets in saudi arabia and of targeting major oil facilities here is what my own pay a secretary of state has been say

hello i'm come on santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera with corona virus infections climbing in brazil we're looking at the major divide there over how to handle the pandemic.

on come all santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera a court in the u.k. is set to rule on whether to extradite the wiki leaks founder julian assange to the u.s. to face charges of leaking military and diplomatic documents. i use one of the. 11780. recordings of a phone call revealed donald trump pressured officials in georgia to find enough votes to overturn his election defeat. brazil gives the green light to import 2000000 doses of the coronavirus vaccine but there is frustration about how long it's taken to approve one. in the past hour the u.k. has started using the oxford astra zeneca corona virus vaccine and its public immunization campaign here we have 82 year old brian pink who became the 1st person in the world to receive the shot outside of a clinical trial british health officials say around $530000.00 doses of the new vaccine are being made available from monday that's after the country's health regular have made it the 2nd treatments to be approved after that of 5 andrew symonds reporting for us today on this one. the type of news which we ne

hello i'm come out santa maria welcome to the news hour on al-jazeera america's top of the day time outs as a new home base. it is the islamic republic of iran once again accuses iran of having links with al qaeda even allowing the group to set up its own base there.

i'm santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera presidential elections go to a runoff as the main contenders fail to win a majority. the u.n. peacekeeping mission in sudan's darfur region is coming to an end but thousands of refugees are now facing an uncertain future. and the u.s. . passes 20000000 corona virus infections with a vaccination rollout going slower than planned. we will get to all the stories in a moment do want to start with some breaking news that's coming out of india where the drug regulator has just approved india's 1st coronavirus vaccine for emergency use the given the green light for the rollout of the. oxford astra zeneca vaccine i'm sorry as the 2nd most populous country this will be one of the largest vaccination campaigns in the world when it does eventually happen trial runs have been conducted nationwide with vaccines india more than 10000000 cases of cope with 19 which is the world's 2nd highest caseload. we'll get more on that as it comes through but right now iran and the u.s. which are accusing each other of escalating military tensions

i'm come out santa maria here in washington d.c. yes by this time tomorrow wednesday joe biden will be the president of the united states and the meantime the preparations and the massive secure.

hello i'm come out santa maria for years twitter was donald trump's go to platform to promote his policies to attack his critics and to spread misinformation but on friday twitter said enough and permanently suspended his account due to a risk of further incitement of violence that is the president of the united states banned for encouraging violence in his own country social media platforms were under growing pressure to take action against trump after hundreds of his supporters stormed capitol hill in washington on wednesday more than 50 people are now facing charges for taking part and now with just 10 days left in his presidency trump could become the 1st president to be impeached twice democrats want to hold him accountable for the violence that left 5 people dead including a police officer house speaker nancy pelosi has said if he doesn't resign immediately she will ensure he is impeached but let's not get ahead of ourselves we're focusing on the online aspect here because actually many political leaders worldwide use social media as tools for communication and didn't eat. ganda like

to set the tone for the is to come and to capture the mood of the american people like ali kemal santa maria takes a look now at how this tradition can also shape the legacy of the incoming president. traditionally it is a day of ceremony. obama do solemnly swear i. grant you. the. ritual stretching back to america's founding joe biden says the 59th us presidential inauguration and across those more than 200 years of history there have been some stand ups times when images have become iconic and words have captured moments of generational change and ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. moments of political transition. in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem government is the problem and sometimes moments where americans were told what they most wanted to hear and maybe needed to believe about themselves there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. messages have been sent to both allies and adversaries shout pay any price bear any burden. meet any hardship support any friend. oppo

minister santa maria addressed the united nations aging political resolve our children's destiny must not be shaped by accelerating climate change without politics on this issue has changed will not happen. until that happens what counts 15 lens climate worry is the early signs if it's a paying off and we can see it every day how immensely beautiful the comeback is. so we should not always think we are destroying nature completely if it has the time and possibility to make a comeback of then it will it may not be the same prime nature that used to exist after i said what it's the or the same nature the same other that's coming back and there in the lies is probably the greatest source of also war since and with which with our time for working as a global society. there is nothing more beautiful than the sound of the geese thought this was all the waiters or the fish splashing on the river and this is the only ultimate hope that i see also on the planet. this whole would be a new start it's not the end but it could be a noose thought that we urgently need to. it's still raining in trop

but again i'm come out santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera with global coronavirus cases not sitting 85000000 the u.k. is rolling out a 2nd vaccine beijing is racing to inoculate millions before the chinese new year also julian assange faces a court ruling on whether to extradite him to the united states will get an update from them.

hello i'm come out santa maria welcome to the news hour on all just america's top of the day time outs as a new home base. it is the islamic republic of iran once again accuses iran of having links with al qaeda even allowing the group to set up its own base there. is absolutely ridiculous this is causing tremendous anger and speaking for the 1st time in days donald trump lambastes democrats for their efforts to force him from office. to do we begin to address the fact that mothers and children in these films have a voice and that should be heard an investigation into a dark moment in irish history reveals 9000 infants died in the so called mother and baby home this. morning upon the people who come out in large numbers for this using battle. and uganda's opposition front runner bobby why no just supporters to turn out in defiance him a dietitian in contentious elections. i'm demonstrate the spores sneezes meeting then patriots and. declines that president trumps off a medal of freedom. well not a busy day in why. we're starting with the u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe who gave

but everyone come all santa maria here in doha this is the world news from al-jazeera remove the president or we will u.s. democrats piling the pressure on republicans to accelerate the process of forcing out donald trump. also indonesian recovery crews pieced together the wreckage and their hunt for clues as to what brought down a passenger jet.

santa maria with the latest there from washington d.c. come out great talking team. while as we've been mentioning american politics are currently deeply divided democrats versus republicans blue versus red but biden's inauguration was a scene of the 2 colors come by which of course makes purple former 1st ladies michelle obama and hillary clinton both chose to wear shades of the unifying bipartisan color as they had the 49. rice president obama harris it's seen as a pledge to unify the country at a time of unprecedented upset and division. speaking of kemah harris there have been scenes of celebration 14000 kilometers from washington d.c. indian says village of the current vice president's family in india the village south of chennai is where harris's maternal grandfather called home her mother was born in india and moved to the us as a student at the age of 19 villagers have hailed the day a proud moment for indian americans. and there's more still to come this hour on joe biden's inauguration plus. in other news we'll tell you about how heavy rain compounds the mi

american politics for years now of course he'll join us from the white house as well and my colleague santa mariais there as well so kemal just give us a sense 1st off what's the atmosphere like because it should be electric with hundreds of thousands of people turning up there to watch the ceremony but that's a no go. it's just so very peculiar good morning from washington you're just coming out 8 am here that we made our way to this position. at about 630 this morning quiet on the streets the only people you really see certainly in this part of the town is either secret service staff and agents and national guard troops and us members of the media it is incredibly quiet here today . for what you can use so many words country historic unprecedented certainly an extraordinary inauguration we're expecting i was actually just having a little check of the weather as well because i think that may be a factor for the people who are attending i.e. the v.i.p.'s around 11 am when things are expected to begin we're expecting pretty high winds upwards of 30 kilometers an hour and i can tell you the cold wi

history come all santa maria puts it into context for us with a look in all directions over the last 200 years. traditionally the day of ceremonies i brought you saying obama do solemnly swear like the idea is. granted. right here in your. ritual stretching back to america's founding. joe biden says the 59th u.s. presidential inauguration and across the more than 200 years of history there have been some standouts times when images have become iconic and would have captured moments of generational change and ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. moments of political transition. in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem government is the problem. and sometimes moments where americans were told what they most wanted to hear and maybe needed to believe about themselves there is nothing wrong with america that cannot be cured by what is right with america. messages have been sent to both allies and adversaries we shall pay any price bear any burden meet any hardship support any friend. oppose any foe where she. and the s