ahora volvemos a washington d.c. al frente de la naciÓn, se espera que comience a firmar Órdenes ejecutivas. entre ellas estÁn comenzar las deportaciones masivas. en las Últimas horas se revelÓ que chicago serÍa la primera ciudad donde ocurrirÍan estas redadas. lourdes hurtado estÁ en chicago. con el ambiente que se vive allÍ. lourdes. buenas noches. cuÉntanos. adelante, johanna. >> activistas aquÍ nos dicen que dos concejales de la ciudad les han confirmado que alrededor de 200 agentes de ice estarÁn llegando a chicago entre el lunes y el martes. es decir, a horas de la inauguraciÓn de donald trump. se trata de un operativo a gran escala que ha sido llamado operaciÓn salvaguardia y se llevarÍa a cabo durante los prÓximos dÍas. de acuerdo con una persona que tiene conocimiento de estos planes y un documento que fueron consultados ambos por nbc news. el documento dice que a los agentes se les pidiÓ que se ofrecieran de manera voluntaria para participar y ya mÁs de los necesarios lo han hecho. el presidente electo, don

. >> former president joe biden and former first lady jill biden departed the washington, d.c. area after the inauguration of president donald trump. in parting words to supporters and former members of his staff and administration, he thanked them for their service during his tenure. the bidens departed from joint base andrews en route to california, where they're scheduled to vacation. [applause] [applause] ♪ [cheering] [background noises] [silence] ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow. folks, thank you. i don't think, i don't think we could've done everything without you. all the staff here across all the agencies, jill and i are forever grateful. i mean that. we are genuinely grateful. you have heard me say before, no president gets it choose the day in history we chose the best team in the world. it is because if you, i mean this sincerely from the bottom of my heart. because if you've got so much time for all of america. i looked down i see my secretary of state tony blinken, i only hope to look back on these years hope you look back on them with the same pride i have

estamos en washington, d.c.e 25.000 elementos de seguridad. estamos hablando de policÍas de la guardia nacional, el servicio secreto. pero como hemos visto, hay cambios de Último minuto. ya estaba la escalinata dispuesta para la ceremonia de juramentaciÓn, pero ese escenario no se va a utilizar. serÁ una ceremonia al interior del capitolio, a puerta cerrada. si es por las bajÍsimas temperaturas. miren esto. para que se den una idea de cÓmo estÁn las cosas en washington. esto es un estanque frente frente al capitolio. suele ser agua. estÁ completamente congelado. y el lunes se va a sentir todavÍa mÁs frÍo. se espera que sean 20 grados fahrenheit. la mÁxima se va a sentir como de cinco grados. por un fuerte viento va a haber una nevada el domingo. es el pronÓstico. asÍ que esa nieve puede elevarse. serÁ una ceremonia de verdad gÉlida. desde 1985, con la segunda ceremonia de inauguraciÓn de ronald reagan, no se vivÍa tanto frÍo y no se daba una ceremonia a puertas cerradas. bueno, eso se va a repetir. en esta ocasi

dozens of public safety agencies will be in washington, d.c. the next couple of days to help us keep our community and the government safe. the cooperation among the allied law enforcement agencies in this region is as good as it gets anywhere in this country. now, i will turn it over to system director in charge, dave sundberg of the fbi. >> thank you, chief major. good morning, i am dave sundberg, assistant director in charge of the fbi's washington field office. i appreciate the opportunity to be here today to discuss the fbi's ownerships with federal and local agencies to prepare for the upcoming national special security events in the district of columbia. for these events, the fbi has the lead federal law enforcement responsibility for crisis management, response to terrorist threats, and intelligence. leading up to and during these events, fbi intelligence analysts have been, and will be, or will continue to assist, and share event related intelligence with all of our partners. at this time, we are not tracking any credible or specific t

as he makes his final journey to washington, d.c.. >> good morning and thanks for being with us on a tuesday. i'm darya and james, lots to cover today. we'll get to that in a minute. but first, we do want to get you an update on the forecast before you step outside. it's windy. it's windy. crystal clear out there, though, john. is still clear today. i mean, from the dense fog, we had yesterday to this. no whatsoever. no clouds, even but very, very windy indeed. getting a look at downtown san francisco. you can see just how bright those skies are. but >> the moment you step outside, you'll notice also how windy it is. this dry, offshore wind is going to play a part in keeping the coast. really nice and mild today. same as our inland areas will be. so we're all in for a pretty pleasant afternoon. but at times a little bit of that wind chill could make it feel cooler. so bring the extra layer. nonetheless, as we move into the afternoon, temperatures will easily rise into the 60's. it's the sunny, breezy conditions rania. think it was that easy windy morning so far. but at least visibili

he is on his way right now to washington, d.c. this is him actually in washington, d.c. he's soon going to get out of the hearse and then taken by horse carriage to the capitol rotunda where he will begin lying in state within it. we're going to bring you there in just a moment. don't go anywhere. we will be back in 90 seconds. s. r for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first 5 days of symptoms... and helps stop the virus from multiplying in your body. taking paxlovid with certain medicines can lead... to serious or life- threatening side effects or affect how it... or other medicines work, including hormonal birth control. tell your doctor about all medicines, vitamins, and herbal supplements you take as certain tests or dosage changes of your other medicines may be needed. tell them if you have kidney or liver problems, hiv-1, are or plan to be pregnant or breastfeed. don't take paxlovid if allergic to its ingredients. stop taking and call your d

our washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has more. president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. >> ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrived at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. where is family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. then if they're a very sad moment, but als

maÑana en washington, d.c.el congreso, que a la vez certificarÁ su propia derrota. este evento es un paso constitucional que confirma oficialmente al presidente electo a travÉs del colegio electoral. estÁ programado que trump tome juramento el 20 de enero y este domingo los residentes de georgia siguieron rindiÉndole homenaje al ex presidente jimmy carter. su fÉretro permanece en el centro presidencial carter en atlanta, donde largas filas de personas esperan para darle el Último adiÓs. el jueves serÁn los funerales de estado en washington, d.c. carter serÁ enterrado en plains, en el mismo lugar donde su esposa rosalind fue sepultada el aÑo pasado. y estete aÑo, los jubilados pueden esperar cambios significativos en sus beneficios de la seguridad social y del medicare. este domingo, el presidente joe biden firmÓ una nueva ley que elimina las disposiciones que reducen los beneficios de seguridad social para individuos con pensiones por su trabajo. las primas mensuales estÁndar aumentarÁn, asÍ como los deducibles

from the capital one arena in washington, d.c., watch live coverage at 3:00 p.m. on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> a new chapter in u.s. history begins this monday with the presidential inauguration of donald trump. witness democracy in action with c-span and for the first time since ronald reagan's inauguration in 1985, this day will be held inside the capitol rotunda, due to frigid temperatures. watch c-span's live all day coverage. we will take your calls, we will hear insights from historians in speak with attendees in washington, d.c. this historic day begins at 7:00 eastern, beginning with the outgoing president reading the president-elect at the white house. we will bring you the swearing-in ceremony as donald trump takes the oath of office coming president of the united states, followed by his inaugural address. see the departure of president joe biden, the presidential parade inside d.c.'s capital one arena and later, the inaugural balls. don't miss our coverage on c-span2. witness the inauguration with no filter, no commentary, just the s

vamos con el pronostico del tiempo en esta ceremonia de inauguracion en washington, d.c. s. carlos puede ser un frio peligroso. decimos verdad ? oh, si. >> definitivamente sumamente peligroso. se va a sentir las temperaturas en un solo digito aqui en washington, frente al capitolio. sentimos que estamos dentro de un congelador. te temprano en la tarde de hoy. la tormenta invernal dejo una ligera capa de nieve que p probablemente puedan ver alla al fondo. realmente es muy poca nieve en menos de media pulgada. lo que ves aqui, julio. toda esta nieve acumulada es del p pasado 6 de enero. pero aqui las temperaturas han estado tan congelantes que aun mantienen esta capa de nieve estancada sobre la superficie. y quiero que veas. las temperaturas se encuentran actualmente en 28 grados. si esto continuara descendiendo y es lo mas calido que se va a sentir hoy, porque a partir ya de manana las te temperaturas estaran sintiendose entre los 5 a 8 grados. vamos a la grafica, fijense pronostico hora por hora para manana, dia de la toma de posesion, la cual se va a convertir en la segun

she's live in washington, d.c. watts with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> it's still coming down, ginger. >> it is. we've even got some sleet mixing in. so good morning to you all. and i like giving stats. but i'll start with the stat that four of my toes are frozen on the left side. so that one gives you like within four hours four of your toes freeze. but truly the real statistics are that we are somewhere within a half foot range for snow so far within the beltway here in washington, d.c, so definitely going to be rivaling one of the biggest in more than three years, if not five years for the snowstorm. we are looking at impacts and snow emergencies from cincinnati back to kansas city, where they had their biggest snowstorm since 1993 over the weekend. and here, i don't know if you can see i'm on the national mall with the monument behind me. they've got a big snowball fight that takes place in a couple hours. that's going to be our fun. we'll get those four toes warmed up and then we're going to go do tha

it is a spectacular day in washington, d.c. the sky is blue, there is a snow covering all over this beautiful capital city of the united states of america and i just feel that only in retrospect can we understand how dark some of the periods of the last five to eight years have been in a lot of ways. we watched a president under tremendous amount of pressure through his first president and covid and george floyd tugging at statues outside of our window. i feel like there is perhaps a golden era underway. we'll see. that is the feeling that you get in washington this morning as we watch this play out. >> dana: bret, a short drive with in traffic and no lights. they can get there quickly. >> bret: they can get their quickly. imagine being in that car and that conversation ongoing. all that has happened over recent months. we go back to the june 27th debate that changed the dynamic for president biden. but i also reflect on the time that they met at the white house after the election and president-elect trump at the time said it w

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y no desde wa washington d.c.e f filadelfia, el mas largo de william henry harrison en 1841, hablo durante 02:30, un total de mas de 8000 palabras, el mas inesperado, el de lyndon b. johnson en 1963, en un avion tras el asesinato de john f. kennedy el mismo dia, dos anos despues, johnson fue elegido a la presidencia y dio paso a otra tradicion al pedirle a su esposa aguantar la biblia al juramentarse. tras el discurso, unun dfile y la llegada a la casa blanca. trump lo hizo por primera vez hace ocho anos y este lunes repetira sus pasos, entre otras costumbres del dia, una que comenzo ronald reagan al escribirle una nota de fel felicitaciones a su sucesor, george h.w. bush. desde entonces, cada presidente lo ha hecho sin importar partidos, guardandola en el buro de la oficina oval. si biden le deja una nota a trump, seria el pr primero en recibir y escribir una carta a la misma persona. hoy en dia, este es un momento que el pueblo vive junto al mandatario. la primera toma de posesion televisada fue en 1949 y la pri

i can assure you would not be seen in what washington, d.c. who doesn't believe the same things we stood up and believed for, not only life at conception and slasher but also all through life. r-value of life when it comes to adoption reform, foster care reform in protecting the elderly. that's what this fight is about. it is about our values that we believe here in georgia that make us the greatest date in the country to live, work and raise her founders and that is exactly what kelly will be fighting for in washington, d.c. [applause] [inaudible question] thank you for asking that. obviously being raised on a farm i am very close to my family still who continue to farm. i'm very supportive of fair trade and being tough on china. and making sure we get usmca past and that all farmers have fair treatment under our trade law. >> i'll just say this about farming and aggie. we've been in a really tough fight. i have great appreciation the more i learn about the trade fight with china, with the fight the president has taken each and every day prob

on what would have been his 96th birthday during a breakfast in washington, d.c. that was hosted by the national action network. vice president harris also addressed the wildfires in her home state of california. >> i had told some i had a surprise this morning, other than honoring andrea's birthday next week. but i want to deal with the reality of where we are and how we go forward. in 1972, as hakeem jeffries referred to this morning, and the chair of the congressional black caucus, i started at 17 years old as a youth rector. people thought shirley chisholm was out of place. i remember going with her as she ran for president. in 1984, i was there when reverend jackson ran. into thousand four i ran -- in 2004 iran. -- 2004, i ran. she didn't get the nomination. but we lived to see a woman get one. [[applaus -- applause. a woman came very close to breaking the ceiling not only for blacks but for women as well. i watched her career from this -- from district attorney to attorney general of the state to vice president. she never shamed us, she never let us down. i

nos quedamos allí en washington, d.c. tomará lugar en la rotonda del capitolio. debido al pronóstico de bajas temperaturas, se han colocado más de 30 millas de vallas no escalables. habrá varios anillos de seguridad, zonas prohibidas para peatones y más de 40 puntos de revisión. se espera la asistencia de más de 250.000 personas. y ese momento tan importante, usted podrá seguirlo de cerca con nuestra cobertura especial este lunes. transmisión en vivo de la toma de posesión de donald trump desde la casa blanca a partir de las 06:00. detalle a detalle, le iremos contando todo lo que acontezca y el acto de investidura del presidente número 47 de estados unidos. bueno, otros asuntos que abordar esta noche, hora y media antes de lo previsto, la red social tiktok dejó de funcionar para sus 170 millones de usuarios. aquí en estados unidos, la aplicación ya no se puede actualizar y colgó este mensaje diciendo lo sentimos, tiktok no está disponible en este momento. y en el mismo mensaje también añaden es una suerte que el presiden

announcer: washington, d.c. mayor muriel bowser spoke about the city's safety preparations for next week's presidential inauguration in a press conference alongside law enforcement officials. this is about 45 minutes. mayor bowser: good morning. i'm muriel bowser, i'm the mayor of washington, d.c. we are located today in the marion barry building. and i am joined by our local law enforcement team, as well as our federal partners to provide a briefing on the district's and federal partner preparation for the upcoming presidential inaugural activities in washington, d.c. ington, d.c. before i start today, i want to acknowledge an incident this morning, where three of our brave officers were responding to a residential location and while attempting to an rehend an armed suspect, they were shot. we are fortunate that their injuries are not life-threatening, and we are gate. every day for the -- and we are grateful every day for the work of our officers and the dangers they face and their willingness to do this hard

vamos con el pronostico del tiempo en esta ceremonia de inauguracion en washington, d.c. los robles. carlos puede ser un frio peligroso. decimos verdad ? oh, si. >> definitivamente sumamente peligroso. se va a sentir las temperaturas en un solo digito aqui en washington, frente al capitolio. sentimos que estamos dentro de un congelador. te temprano en la tarde de hoy. la tormenta invernal dejo una ligera capa de nieve que p probablemente puedan ver alla al fondo. realmente es muy poca nieve en menos de media pulgada. lo que ves aqui, julio. toda esta nieve acumulada es del p pasado 6 de enero. pero aqui las temperaturas han estado tan congelantes que aun mantienen esta capa de nieve estancada sobre la superficie. y quiero que veas. las temperaturas se encuentran actualmente en 28 grados. si esto continuara descendiendo y es lo mas calido que se va a sentir hoy, porque a partir ya de manana las te temperaturas estaran sintiendose entre los 5 a 8 grados. vamos a la grafica, fijense pronostico hora por hora para manana, dia de la toma de posesion, la cual se va a convertir en

house republicans are here in washington d.c. to work. we want to deliver for the american people and we are honored to be here today. hopefully today the speaker calls us back into session at the beginning of next week. we will see. should have been here this week the senate was here in washington d.c. >> was she doing where is she, what's going on? cooks i actually think she is trying to consolidate more power in her own gavel per choice the feeling of that gavel in her hand. she knows the grip is being loosened and come january 2021 she is going to have to hand it over too kevin mccarthy. and, in the meantime she is trying to consolidate as much power as she can. when she bring her house democrats to washington and there is a process where we are able to participate crafting legislation, she won't be able to dictate as much of her radical agenda that appeases enraged liberal base who put the gavel in her hand in the first place. many of us here in this or more or with you on the beaches of normandy. we are honored to be back your today

all the court cases from washington, d.c. to palm beach to new york city, the assassination attempts. what has he accomplished politically in american history now? >> well, i think, bill, his first presidency was historic in terms of the things that he accomplished on behalf of the american people. and the respect that he brought for the united states on the global stage. and then you saw this campaign. nobody has gone through more to get elected as president of the united states than president trump has. as you pointed out, this is a historic campaign, historic election, and again incredible mandate from the american people which he intends to deliver on and we intend to support him and be good partners in getting that agenda done. >> dana: we're looking at the pictures of the st. john's service. we anticipate it could be finishing in three or four minutes and we would see the family leave first and i should point out barron trump is there and melania trump in a hat for the ages. that is one beautiful outfit that she has on.

from washington, d.c., and across the country. coming up tuesday morning. we'll look at president trump's day one executive orders and policy priorities relating to immigration and border policy with the america first policy institute's chad wolf and carrie talbot of immigration hub. c-span's "washington journal." join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> democracy. it isn't just an idea. it's a process seses. a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest offices and brussed to a select few with guarding its basic principles. it's where debates unfold, decisions are made and the nation's course is charted. democracy in real time. this is your government at work. this is c-span. giving you your democracy unfiltered. >> former president joe biden and former first lady jill biden departed the washington, d.c. area after the inauguration of president donald trump. in parts words to supporters and former members of his staff and administration, he thanked them for their service during hi

un manto blanco cubriÓ a washington d.c.isfrutaron fueron los nues inquilinos del zoolÓgico smithsonian, los osos panda gigantes que gozaron en la nieve. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> quÉ tal? muy buenas noches les saluda nicole suÁrez por aranza loizaga. esta noche gran parte del paÍs siente los efectos de un vÓrtice polar, una combinaciÓn de hielo, nieve y lluvia que ha obligado a declarar la emergencia en varios estados y mantiene a decenas de miles de usuarios sin energÍa elÉctrica. en maryland. estÁ cansado de nuestra estaciÓn local. muy buenas noches. cuÁl es el panorama a esta hora? cuÉntanos. >> nicole. el panorama ahora mismo es tranquilo, pues esta tormenta se estÁ alejando de nuestra regiÓn, pero aÚn asÍ los efectos son bastante visibles. en prince georges, uno de los condados afectados en maryland, podemos observar la acumulaciÓn de nieve tanto en aceras como en vehÍculos y en algunos puntos hemos visto un poco de esa aguanieve que se forma especialmente en las carreteras y que hace que

a number of washington, d.c.estaurants are offering presidential specials for the inaugural. >> they're about to bring beer onto the set. >> yes. >> anity, the show, never -- hannity, the show, never gets beer. >> it's true. you're a nighttime show. >> look who is delivering it. come here. >> turn around that way. that is my daughter, mary doocy. >> thank you, all. thank you. >> this is from union pub. they've got a $47 for 47 platter that comes with a pitcher of presidential pilsner, two orders of angus beef sliders. >> how did lj get both pitchers in here? >> send some down here. >> looks like a semicommitment. >> take a sip of that. >> want a french fry? >> h hoda and kathy used to drik on set. >> sean hannity is drinking beer. look at that. >> i'm not usually a beer drinker but it's a good beer. >> what's the deal? it's $47 for a 47 platter. >> that's right. union pub. >> 47 what? >> $47 for the 47th platter. you get a beer -- for donald trump. >> where will your show be from? >> special edition. >> i think f

the center is washington, d.c.. we have said that the president will act and davos will react and that tees up the programming. lisa: the reaction is that we are in and we believe in it and we are with you. donald trump, how can we get a piece of the dynamism in the united states and that is what we feel. the issue is how much does the ship from the rhetoric that we have heard at the meeting in the past number of years? jonathan: if you are in the united states you feel good. if you are outside trying to get in you are nervous and anxious because there is a long line of companies looking to do the same thing. lisa: that is the reason there are 70 bankers talking about how to do that. the big question is how -- you will be allowed to do that and how much the regulatory regime has changed and how many international companies are looking to become more american. jonathan: we will talk one of those bankers. but for now we go to washington, d.c. and we catch up with anne-marie. what a day one. what is in store for day tw

angie, it is cold here in washington, d.c. very windy yesterday. what can you tell us? >> i've got unfortunate news if you don't like the cold. we've got more where that came from and have the potential for a weekend storm that could bring us maybe snow for folks like you that are in washington, d.c. we'll get to that in a moment. right now we're teelg with the lake-effect -- dealing with the lake-effect snow and winter alerts for folks across the great lakes region. we've got winter alerts that have been added to the midwest. one storm system is going to be a quick mover. this is a lid one, but it is going -- little one, but it is going to be on the move. we could see wintry weather across the midwest. then the lake-effect snow will be in the picture as we get into tomorrow, too. you can see those winds ramping up. speaking of the winds, we've got alerts that we were dealing with yesterday. they're going to go through today, as well. portland to new york, we've got the potential to see 50-plus mile-per-hour winds. so much like yesterday, it will be chilly and gusty. so

explore historic newsreel footage in washington, d.c. and discover fascinating stories like the suit coat george washington wore. watch marathon of presidential inaugurals c-span2,rican history tv. >> vice president kamala harris honored martin luther king, jr. on what would have been his 96th birthday during breakfast in washington, d.c., that was hosted by the national action network. vice president harris also addressed the wild fires in her home state of california >> we had president biden one year. but i want at this time that this country, to deal with the reality of where we are and how we go forward, in 1972, as hakeem jeffries referred to this morning, our chair of the congressional black caucussia vest clark -- caucus, yvette clarke, i started at 17 years old for shirley chisholm and people thought she was out of place and i remember going with her as she ran for president. in 1984 i was there with reverend jackson. it's been a continual journaly when i walked on the stage to say she didn't get the nomination. but we lived to s

a look at washington, d.c. this morning. millions of americans are facing an intense winter storm from the midwest to the east coast. for some, this is the biggest snow storm in a decade. blizzard conditions could bring 15in of snow to parts of kansas and missouri. the snow has already caused some terrible driving conditions, and at least one person has died in a crash in cincinnati, ohio. people were trapped on interstate 71 for more than seven hours after semi trucks got stuck in the snow. >> just yelled down to one of the drivers who was standing there who got out to basically stretch his legs, and i yelled at him and i said, hey, how long have you been here? he said, three hours. that was an hour ago and there's still been no move. >> schools and government offices in several states are closed today. if you do have plans to fly east, be prepared. 9300 flights were delayed or canceled yesterday and more of the same is expected today. today, governor newsom will be giving an update on california's high speed rail project.

miles de personas llegaron a hacer fila afuera de la arena capitol en washington, d.c.Ñal que algunos dijeron parecÍa un saludo nazi. >> my heart goes out to you. it is thanks to you that the future of civilization is assured. >> musk aÚn no ha reaccionado a las crÍticas. dentro de la misma arena se llevÓ a cabol desfile con las bandas de las fuerzas armadas. y este fue el momento en que la ternura de los hijos de j.d evans acapararon las miradas de todos. otro de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando bomberos y rescatistas de butler, algunos quienes respondieron al intento de asesinato del presidente trump en pennsylvania. durante la campaÑa aparecieron y hubo un minuto de silencio. realmente impresionante, julio. lo que se viviÓ en esta arena a mi espalda. la gente hizo de todo para poder ver al presidente trump. esperÓ diez horas para que llegara. aguantÓ temperaturas gÉlidas, justo como lo estamos haciendo tamÉn nosotros ahora, de regreso, definitivamente. >> pero esa emociÓn y esa algarabÍa estuvo constante a lo largo de esta histÓrica jornada. >> es una jornada his

on what would have been his 90 sixth birthday during a breakfast in washington, d.c.hat was hosted by the national action network. vice president kamala harris also addressed the wildfires in her home state of california. [applause] >> i had told sam that i had a surprise this morning, other than we are honoring of course, on his birthday week, we had president died in a sing to her one year. but i want at this in this country, to deal with the reality of where we are and how we go forward. in 1972, as hakeem jeffries referred to this morning, our chair of the congressional black caucus, yvette clarke, knew that i started at 17 years old for a youth director for charlie chisholm -- shirley chisholm. people thought shirley chisholm was out of place. i remember going with her as she ran for president. in '84 i was there with reverend jackson when he ran. and when i ran. it has been a continual journey. i was in chicago, thinking of shirley when i walked on the stage. because she didn't get the nomination, but we lived to see the woman get one. [applause] woman get one.

right now in washington, d.c, the day of ceremonies and celebrations are now turning into nights of balls. you can hear the music there. this is the commander in chief ball at the walter e washington convention center. just one of the three balls planned for tonight. and the long day of ceremonies began at the white house. formemer esident joe biden and jill biden welcomed president trump back to the white house and hosted the traditional inauguration. t a more private event before the public festivities. after that, president trump and his wife melania made their way to the capitol building in a motorcade. you can see people braved the cold weather out there to see the president and entourage go by. america. america. god shed his grace on thee. likely recognize her singer kari underwood performing america the beautiful, followed by opera singer christopher macchio with the star spangled banner. the ceremony was moved indoors this year to the capitol rotunda because of the harsh winter cold outside, and big names came to the ceremony this morning to support a peaceful transition of power,

from washington, d.c. and across the country.day morning, arkansas republican congressman bruce westerman talks about the trump administration's energy, environment and climate policies and other congressional news of the day. and max stier will talk about trump's executive actions aimed at overhauling the federal workforce. and then a research fellow at george mason university will talk about president ai infrastructure investment. washington journal.

. >> coming back to washington, d.c. where the city is preparing for the inauguration of president-elect trump tomorrow. today there is going to be a rally in preparation for the event and elon musk is scheduled to be among the speakers that will precede trump at his pre-inaugural rally in washington, d.c. on sunday according to a source familiar with the planning in this article on nbc news. the world's richest man spent more than a quarter billion dollars on last year's campaign. soon after his victory in november, trump named muscat to co-chair and outside advisory committee dubbed the department of government efficiency, aimed at dramatically slashing government spending, regulations and the federal workforce. others who will speak before trump's evening address include ultimate fighting championship ceo dana white recently named to the facebook board, vice president elect jd vance, retired professional wrestler hulk hogan, conservative media personality megyn kelly, top trump aide stephen miller and incoming middle

and done, up to a half inch of significant icing could be occurring in northern kentucky and washington, d.c. is in for potentially their biggest snow storm in three years. after this is done on thursday, temperatures in d.c. will feel like 2 degrees below zero, and that's the day of the final procession for president jimmy carter. linsey. >> linsey: we'll see if that will have any impact there. thank you. >>> now details tonight in the deadly new year's attack in new orleans. authorities releases images they say were taken by the suspect when he visited new orleans several months ago as well as footage of what they say is the suspect with an ied the night of the attack. they say he visited the city twice before killing 14 people there. trevor alt reports from new orleans tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi unveiling a detailed timeline of the new year's attack in new orleans. >> we have a clearer picture today than we did even two days ago. >> reporter: they say the suspect, a 42-year-old army veteran, shamsud-din jabbar, drove to louisiana from texas, arriving in the city around 10:00 p

its final journey -- his final journey to washington, d.c., where he will lie in state later today inte funeral started on january 4. to continues today. our coverage here on the c-span networks as we watch as the hearse caring the late president pulls away from the carter center. staff, family, friends, military, all there to mark this occasion. we are waiting for the president-elect. president-elect donald trump, soon to be the 47th president of the united states. he will hold a news conference at mar-a-lago. people talk about the economy. it is his second news conference since winning in november. you are watching both these occasions today here on c-span3. we will continue to watch and bring you with the president-elect has to say momentarily. >> the hearse caring the late president jimmy carter has left the presidential carter center in atlanta, making a 45 minute drive to dobbins air force base. that is where we expect around 12:10 p.m. eastern time a departure ceremony to take place. special guests invited by the carter family to observe the ceremony include friends of the corr

host: coming back to washington, d.c., where the city is preparing for the inauguration, today thereill be a rally in preparation for the event and elon musk is scheduled to be among the speakers that will precede president-elect donald trump at his pre-inaugural rally in washington, d.c. according to a source familiar with the planning. that is in the article on nbc news. elon musk spent more than a quarter billion dollars on last year's campaign soon after his victory in november trump named elon musk to co-chair of an advisory committee dubbed the department of government efficiency, aimed at slashing government spending and the federal workforce. others who will speak before his evening address at the capital one arena include dana white, recently named to the facebook board, vice elect jd vance, retired professional wrestler hulk hogan, top trump aide stephen miller, and incoming middle east envoy steven witkoff. we will be covering that here on c-span. we will have the make america great again rally happening to celebrate trump's victory in the election at the capital one arena

the majority of nsse's are held in and around washington, d.c. with need everyone -- and everyone here know what is needs to happen. regular training, constant communication and the frequency of these events puts us in a position to succeed. the joint congressional committee organize the upcoming inauguration which thousands of special guests will attend, including president biden, vice president harris, several former presidents, supreme court justices and lawmakers from the house and senate. hundreds of thousands of attendees will be on hand to watch the peaceful transfer of power. the public is invited to view the inauguration from the nearby national mall. the chief will provide more information on additional safety measures in place. designated check points will be set up for members of the public interested in attending. a map of the perimeter will be available on line at www.inauguration.dc.gov. it provide information about park, road closures and other impacts. the administration will announce temporary flight redixes in and around washin

march 4, abraham lincoln inaugurated in washington, d.c. fort sumter was april 12, 1861.hen in the send half of our interview, we talked about april 15, abham lincoln decred mobilization by proclamation, caing for 75,000 troops. april 4 and april 17, virginia voted on succession, once saying no, the seco time yes. it was may 8 that jefferson davis called for 400,000 southern tops for three year terms. and may 20, we confederacy congress moved the capitol from montgomery to richmond. july 4, lincoln addresses congress talking about malicious and habeas corpus. july 21 was the start of the battle of bull run. and it was january 1, 1863, abraham lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. and nigel hamilton, that's the day that your book ends. why did you choose to end it there? mr. hamilton: well, we haven't had a chance to discuss all the battles that took place just in 1861 and 1862. but the truth was, these battles almost invariably, with some exceptions, went against the north and president lincoln as commander-in-chief. and my contention is that -- a'o say so -- is t

she has a job because of what you did in washington, d.c. it's time that we start taking the message that we all know, that is called leadership. i vote in georgia, northeast georgia in 52 years and the people there are the ones who vote for me for. you end up, the last thing i want to say, washington needs to go back and watch a few videos. i'm pretty simple. just make it simple. i'm just a bill sitting on capitol hill. we just sit around. executive that understands law, administers the laws and not make them up. we need a congress that says instead of worrying about a bill and how it may be interpret, make a law that makes sense that takes into account the needs of our country and the needs of those around the world and make it clear so that the executive can carry it out and by the way judicial system that says it's time to stop giving the chevron and others back to the interpretation. we have to get back to the way the founders set it up. constitutional democracy that made us the brightest light in the world for so many years. our busine

washington, d.c. is goaetting bullseye of heaviest snow. flight delays acancellations an it will go up. airport delays for washington, d.c., definitely delays this morning and this afternoon. that is bullseye going through day today. ice from loufl loufl, charleston, roanoke, you cannot travel on ice, pay attention to local officials, weather forecast and snow to come in and around washington, d.c. and baltimore, southern new jersey, six to eight inches in isolated spots. last day with six inches of snow was january 3 2022. philadelphia, tw2020. and back to 1994 for morgantown, west virginia. snow on the ground is going to stay because temperatures are going to be fridgid, in some cases below zero for central u.s. and midwest. 7 in st. louis. snow will stay on the ground through thursday ands friday a cold weather will continue for the foreseeable future. houston, new orleans and next storm system this weekend. hitings keep coming. power in place. snow and ice, that is how we start the new year. >> carley: leeshs will be busy. todd's snow p

they will go on to the liberty ball, both of them taking place at the convention center here in washington, d.con in the evening the president is expected to attend a third ball that is not open to the media. that will take place at union station in washington. doreen in california, we will hear from you next. your reflections of this inauguration day. caller: i am so excited and so happy. i am so pleased, i'm very proud to be an american today because i do know that things will get better. they will change. our borders are going to get better. the promises he made, i believe him. i don't believe that trump is going to be saying something and not doing it. he is going to have action and we will see how it turns out. but he will act upon all of his promises. i know he will. it was due to be done. i think melania is a wonderful first lady. i can't be happier. i watched it, i tried as much as i could but i had to take a little brief time off, but i am calling from california. and i know that he is going to do the best he can. that's the kind of man he is. he's a good man. and he came across as a g

and that does include washington, d.c. so you can see late in the half, latter half of the day tomorrow through the evening and early overnight hours, you're going to see some snow. what this means is, while the snow itself will be out in time for the inauguration festivities, it's going to be so cold that snow is not going to melt away. so you're going to have the snow still around these areas, not to mention mixed in with all of those very cold temperatures. most of these areas looking at maybe about 2 to 4in. but you'll see this purple band that kind of cuts through here. this is where we're talking about four, five even perhaps as much as six inches of snow. and again, the key thing here is that with all of those incredibly cold temperatures, the snow is going to stick around. for example, look at dc high of only 25 on monday 24, tuesday 22 on wednesday and 30 on thursday. so again, that snow, whatever they end up getting is going to stick around. >> all right, tis the season. it usually is very cold on inauguration. i

explore the stork newsreel footage capturing the energy of inauguration day in washington, d.c. and discover fascinating stories like the sukkoth george washington wore in his first inauguration in 1789. don't miss this journey through history. watch our 48 hour marathon starting saturday at 8 a.m. eastern on c-span2's american history tv. >> come up freshman senator john curtis discusses what he expects president-elect trump to accomplish during his first 100 days in office. senator curtis talks about the character the president-elect's political appointees. this is hosted by "politico" playbook. >> thanks for sticking around for the overtime session. i know what you're thinking, yes, it was me. just out here. listen, you've touched on a number of important topics of the new administration already, and the event is about the first 100 days ofut the new president. i want to take a couple minutes though to talk about the outgoing president. i'm curious, your experience the biden administration, how engaged has a present been with you? have you heard from him? have you met with him