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washington d.c. seizes an unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capital of the united states very much on lockdown and then coming biden administration is planning to use executive orders to on do several of president donald trump's landmark policies it includes reversing the so-called muslim ban trump and acted a week off the taking office the policy bob entry of foreign nationals from muslim majority countries prompted widespread protests and the galaxy is in miami it looks that's what the future may hold for the policy. fulfilling a campaign promise to enact extreme vetting president trump signed an executive order temporarily banning travel from 7 muslim majority countries in january 2017 the president's reasoning. to make america safe and this is the protection of the nation from foreign terrorists and into the united. in the aftermath protests broke out at airports across the country as those fleeing violence and trying to reunite with their families were prevented from entering the u.s. civil rights organizations branded the ban religious discrimination against muslims

washington d.c. sees this unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capital of the united states very much on lockdown. uganda's president has warned he'll deal decisively with anyone planning to create chaos following his election victory the only most of any one a 6 time in office extending his 35 years in power this main challenge above the wind has been once the election as a complete fraud he's under heavy guard at his home in what his supporters say is effectively hustle rest cast and so i reports from kampala. whoa whoa whoa. whoa whoa whoa it did not come as a surprise presidential way with 70 has maintained a decisive lead against his opponents from the start of the vote count the little commission declare you will sit in the. will to elect a president that a public of uganda. the president addressed the nation after his victory was declared and say despite attempts by some individuals to tamper with about metric identification kits the election was largely free and. individual numbers and a voting for the candidates and for the parties. i think this may turn out to be t

washington d.c. seizes an unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capital of the united states very much on lockdown. fighting in sudan's darfur region has left at least 48 people dead according to state media buildings were burned in the capital of west nile full state the violence broke out over a dispute between different tribes a local civil society organizations says armed groups took advantage of the quarrel and escalated is go live to have a more when she joins us from sudan's capital khartoum so hipaa is this related to the with drool about what was it 2 weeks ago all's u.n. and african union troops are we seeing a bit of a vacuum now which is why we're seeing violence. well so many displaced people in the darfur region not just west are for a state that the withdrawal of the united nations african union peacekeeping mission known as you name it has indeed created a vacuum expression that because the joint forces that was created by the government which includes the police the military and the paramilitary rapid support forest is a joint force that is not accepted by mo

victory in georgia but it's been a day of social unrest and violence in the capital of the united states washington d.c. where supporters of us present donald trump a still out on this race despite a curfew coming into effect earlier today this on the capitol building as the politicians were about to certify the election victory of joe biden the national guard has now been called in and have restored calm to the capitol building we understand in the last hour twitter has knocked president out of his account for the 1st time more on this and all the events unfolding in the u.s. in about 30 minutes from now on al-jazeera i hope you do stay with. finland to set yourself one of the world's most ambitious emission reduction targets promising to go cup a neutral but 2035 with initiatives from nature conservation to greater investment in public transport and alternative energy those plans could well be made but only if the country also shuts down its peat industry which has long been a source of both fossil fuel and jobs so can the country's climate warriors get it done. it's not always nice to hear the truth

in the united states what happened today in washington d.c. is not america definitely we believe in the throwing things of all democracies. we believe. in the strength of american democracy criticism also came from a close troubled life. the outputs of the couple. yesterday it was understood that it must be vigorously come to. that no doubt the american democracy can prevail. over this as. from statements before and after the storming of the u.s. capitol have raised concerns over whether he is fit for office and over what he will do in the remaining days of his presidency. well let's talk about this further with bruce ackerman who's a standing professor of law and political science at yale university is one of the experts on us constitutional law and public policy welcome to day w. was this an insurrection. well i think that's the best way of thinking about this from a german point of view is that this is the equivalent of the beer hall putsch of 1923 and the assassination of vault of hot no. that is to shave that what happens after what happe

parliamentarians and others, my motto has been when i look at the united states with all the polarized political debating in washington d.c., et cetera, my motto has been don't think of washington only and don't think of the united states only in terms of washington d.c. don't forget and most europeans are forgetting this all the time, don't forget if california were a separate country, it would be one of the biggest countries of the european union in terms of economic power, a number of people living, et cetera, et cetera. so engage, engage, engage. i think it should be our european recipe, not only with the lawmakers in washington d.c., but with state house-- i mean parliamentarians in state capitals with governors. we have to have currently one governor who previously served as ambassador to germany. he happens to be the governor of the wonderful state of new jersey. and there are plenty others with -- who are interested in talking to europeans. i just-- the day before yesterday i saw this really interesting message by arnold schwarzenegger. now, he's not german, but he's at least austrian. that's almost as good as ger

washington d.c. and my colleague ali vegetable in doha barbara thank you very much indeed it is 2100 hours g.m.t. 4 pm in washington d.c. and some unprecedented scenes in the capital of the united states this is a wednesday where supporters of u.s. president donald trump have stormed the capitol building on the day the u.s. congress was to certify the victory of joe biden as president of the united states they stormed the capitol building some even managed to get inside the building which is now under law down. there were some scuffles we hear but certainly quite a fluid situation unfolding in washington today the national guard we hear is being deployed after the crowds of supporters of president trump stormed the building you can see there were some clashes earlier inside the building itself with capitol police trying to push back donald trump supporters and this all happened again when members of the senate and the house of representatives were debating the certification of president elect joe biden's victory other members of congress were evacuated the building now in lockdown security officers inside one of the congressional chambers have. day guns are on at one point as proteste

news live from berlin joe biden has been sworn in as president of the united states amid tight security in washington d.c. the crowd was limited because of the year raging pandemic in the united states while in his inaugural address president biden called for unity that there was much work to do much to repair and also spoke of the need to confront and defeat the threat of white supremacy donald trump boycotted the event he flew to his private resort city in florida early in the morning and i was present at my posts that represented the alj to go into administration a later joe biden a little stop at arlington national cemetery to lay a wreath at the tomb of king i'm known soldier before spending his 1st night in the white house as the 46 president of the united states. well as joe biden becomes u.s. president the world is watching to see what kind of a country he will lead back into or onto the world stage well 4 years of trumps that america 1st turned the idea of u.s. leadership on its head his wrist placement 1st task will be to rebuild and reshape some crucial relationships. chaos in washington a pan

wednesday january 5th 6 thousands of followers manage to invade the ground something united states capitol in washington d.c. in a matter of about an hour they will completely overwhelm diploid capitol police force . we are following trump supporter. yeah i'm standing on the capitol want to hear that it's really it's wild. peeta boy can there's with his parents in north carolina but only temporarily he says whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for trump. 43 year old boykin for the 1st time one generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote while to protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. hash tag. hash tag and i'm here at the capitol building it's january tensions are rising people everywhere there's different things going on this time supporters are where the camera. looking for a special moment. peter is founder of a group called gays for trump and of the initiative go right he describes himself as a

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wednesday generally but 6 thousands of followers manage to invade the ground something united states capitol in washington d.c. in a matter of about an hour they will completely overwhelm deployed capitol police force . we're following trump supporter. yeah instead of capital want to hear it it's really. peter boyd can loose with his parents in mebane north carolina but only temporarily he says whenever time allows one can find peter at the town center off neighboring graham making a stand for donald trump. we meet 43 year old boykin for the 1st time when generally 50 washington on the day before what the president had promised to become a quote wild protest peter was to get a feel for things today while you roams the grounds of capitol hill he's keeping busy live streaming to his followers. so. they focus better boy for hash tag go right for hash tag go right.

united states our democracy has been grievously injured by. our. welcome to the day after a day of chaos and violence in washington d.c. the u.s. congress has now certified joe biden as president elect of the united states the session was forced into emergency recess when a rampaging mob of trump supporters forced its way into the capitol to try to prevent the certification. the images that have stunned the world. and shocked the u.s. political establishment. hundreds of truck supporters stormed the capitol building in an attempt to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's election victory. the police moved in and drew their guns. by law. a woman who was shot by officers. and was later pronounced dead. earlier at a rally near the white house president trump had urged his supporters to rally at the capitol. going to walk down to the capitol. and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women and we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of the. but the riots didn't succeed. the national guard moved in and a curfew was put in place. lawmakers later reconvene and certify joe biden's when the

not here, not in washington, d.c., not in the united states of america. >> we didn't expect it and clearly they didn't prepare for it properly. >> we're going to take a break right now. i'll be back at 8:00 with prime time coverage all through the night with our team. "world news tonight" with david muir is going to air to the whole country right now in this extraordinary day across the country. the u.s. capitol under siege from rioters incited by president trump. "world news tonight" with david muir is right now. >>> tonight, the horror and chaos and the sadness over what has played out in our nation's capitol. images not seen in modern american history. a mob storming capitol hill. the capitol building under siege. trump supporters, fueled by the president's own words this morning, smashing through the doors of the u.s. capitol. thousands breaching barricades, overwhelming police. all of this as a joint session of congress but trying to certify president-elect joe biden's victory. amid growing pressure from president trump on vice president mike pence. what pence could be heard saying be

washington, d.c. through the drama of united states vs. donald trump? a prosecution thaleds take years to completes and that would pull the spotlight away from the comp penalty -- comp tents, honest leadership of new president donald and put it right where we don't want it to be. in the spotlights that doonled trump craves. and that's a harleds call. but here i actually think it's close but the better call is likely to be don't give him that platform. let him go to mar-a-lago and yell at cars in his baths robe but turn off the lights, holds him accountable through local prosecution but lets joe biden go about the work of healing, literally, our sick and spiritually sick country. host: thank you for clarifying and also adds that it's pretty unusual for someone in your history and your position, the positions you've held to let what you view to be a crling person at the centers of a multiyear conspiracy, to let that person go. let's me and you about self-parledsening. the president, as we have reported, has been considering this. there have been aides aro

washington d.c. . the 46th president of the united states arrives that is new residence and he kept his word and went immediately to work. his 1st action in the oval office was to sign a series of executive orders striking at the heart of his precesses policy legacy the mask in the oval another striking departure in the 1st order. to. have authority. from. the front of property promising center also among the orders the return of the united states to the paris climate accord a reversal of the decision to leave the world health organization the lifting of the ban on travel from some muslim majority countries and an immediate cancellation of the state of emergency that donald trump proclaimed in order to begin building a wall on the mexican border these are actions done at the stroke of a pen but other fundamental changes such as a new coronavirus relief bill and immigration reform will require the cooperation and participation of congress please raise your way hand and in the senate the new vice president's war in 3 new democrat senators in a chamber now is split $5050.00 it's the 49th vice president who will hav

washington d.c. sees this unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capitol of the united states very much on lockdown facing in sudan's darfur region has left at least 48 people according to state media buildings were burned in the capital of west of 4 straight the violence broke out disputes between different troy people morgan has more details now from sudan's capital to. displaced people in the darfur region not just west are for a state that the withdrawal of the united nations african union peacekeeping mission known as you name it has indeed created a vacuum expression that because the joint forces that was created by the government which includes the police the military and the paramilitary rapid support force is a joint force that is not accepted by most of the displaced people but the fact is intercom and violence is not new to die for even when the united nations african union peacekeeping mission was still active and had a mandate to protect civilians in late 100-9000 early 2020 more than 70 people were killed in intercom in violence engineer now which is the same pla

washington d.c. sees this unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capital of the united states very much on lockdown. uganda's president has been reelected for a 6th term in office but his main opponent bobby wine says the vote was a complete fold and is urging his supporters to reject it is under heavy guard at his home in what his voters say is effectively house of the u.s. and other observers have described the poll as fundamentally flawed germany's ruling party the c.d.u. has elected. as its new leader that puts him in the running to succeed chancellor angela merkel and step aside after 16 use in the job general elections will be held in 8 months. in northern brazil more emergency supplies of oxygen have been airlifted to a city that's been overwhelmed by a surging coronavirus people in the novice have been creaming in the streets to buy oxygen in a desperate bid to keep loved ones alive monica you know i have is in my nose. the situation here in my now as the capital of the amazon a state it's very dramatic these people that you see here behind me are in line with their ox

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washington d.c. sees this unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capitol of the united states very much on lockdown the incoming biden the ministration is planning to use executive orders to undo several of president donald trump's key policies if you include reversing trump's so-called muslim travel rejoining the paris climate agrees. to museum police a fort with demonstrators in the city of city on a on the 2nd night of nationwide protests the crowds build barricades and set fires to block the streets about 130 kilometers from the capital tunis rallies began on friday video showing a police officer beating a man went viral. uganda's president has been reelected for a 6th term in office but his main opponent says the vote was a complete fraud and his supporters to reject it the u.s. has described the poll as fundamentally flawed. here in northern brazil more emergency supplies of oxygen again airlifted to a city that's been overwhelmed by a surge in corona virus cases people in the now been queuing in the streets to buy oxygen in a desperate bid to keep loved ones alive. is.

constitution of the united states constitution of the united states will help you god told me god the graduation through the bad 6 presidents of the united states taking the oath in washington d.c. joe bite saying in his inaugural speech there is too much work to do much to repair and on a day that man makes history on the same stage doesn't biden's deputy kabul harris make some history for a. potential to be the be all to the front of the to the ballot so ultimately they'll take up to the 1st place president the 1st african-american vice president the 1st asian american vice president come wires and tour is new territory in american politics. and as those new faces arrive donald trump leaves the white house after 4 controversial years the 45th president departed flanked by his wife molony up makes his last walk toward marine one choosing to skip the ceremony it becomes just the 2nd algo in president not to attend the inauguration of a successor. thank you so much for your company joe biden has been sworn in as the 46 president of the united states all during the ceremony he made a call for unity to his fellow americans he takes power at a time when the u.s. is reeling from the

washington, d.c. area and all across the united states. thank you so much for your presentation. dr. shaw: thank you. announcer: from george washington to george w. bush every sunday at 8:00 p.m. to midnight eastern we feature the presidency, a weekly series exporting presence, their politics, policies, and legacies. people watching american history tv

in the united states what happened today in washington d.c. is not america differently we believe in the throwing thought of all democracy. we believe in this thread. of american democracy for our chief international editor richard walker has been monitoring international reaction for us richard the scenes from the u.s. capitol have drawn universal condemnation haven't they. you know that's right terry and you just mentioned you know just in the last few minutes i'm going to mark or was making that statement in the context of a party meeting and i can bring you a couple more details of what she said so she was very clear in her condemnation of what took place she was also very clear in her criticism of donald trump saying that she deeply regretted that he has still not in the months since november accepted his defeat and say that it's a basic fundamental principle of democracy is that there are winners and losers and that both the winners and the losers have responsibility in how they act in the aftermath of that and then going on to say that

the power from the people and local and state governments to washington, d.c., it will begin to flow from washington back to the states and the people of the united states. [applause] third, we must adopt reforms which will expand the range of opportunities for all americans. we can fulfill the american dream, only when each person has a fair chance to fulfill his own dreams. this means equal voting right, equal voting opportunities and new opportunities for expanded ownership because in order to be secure in their human rights, people need access to property rights. [applause] i could give similar examples of each of the reforms for education, housing, transportation, and other critical areas which affect the well-being of millions of americans. the people of the united states should wait no longer furthers reforms that would so -- four these reforms that would so deeply enhance the quality of their life. when i speak of actions beneficial to the american people, i can think of none more important than for the congress to join this ministrations in the battle to stop the rise in the cost-of-living. [applause] i realize it is tempting to blame so

is the special agent in charge of the washington field office for the united states secret service mr miller agent miller. that is washington the mirror washington d.c. just laying out the plans for the inauguration and pleading for people to join the inauguration from him is power transfer as presidential power transfers at noon on january 20th i'm ready to talk about the logistics and security measures and what you can do to provide a tip off so let's pretend i'm fishing briefly joins us live from washington d.c. and alan carry out a merrill judy is that this extraordinary time you're about. it's a different sort of city isn't it everyone expected the inauguration to be slightly different because of the pandemic and certainly muriel bowser has extended some of the restrictions because of that but also the fact that they have this security threat no they were worried about the threats that were online certainly they weren't even in the dark recesses of the web they were right there in plain sight or federal officials are saying that over the last few days they have seen people trying to defuse tensions suggesting that they're not going to travel to

in the united states what happened today in washington d.c. is not america definitely we believe in the throwing things of all democracies. we believe. in the strength of american democracy criticism also came from a close troubled life. the outputs of the company. yesterday or the speech that it must be vigorously going to. have no doubt the american democracy will conclude it. always has. come statements before and after the storming of the u.s. capitol have raised concerns over whether he is fit for office and over what he will do in the remaining days of his presidency. well let's talk about this further with bruce ackerman has a standing professor of law and political science at yale university is one of the experts on us constitutional law and public policy welcome to day w was this an insurrection. well i think that's the best way of thinking about this from a german point of view is that this is the equivalent of the beer hall putsch of 1923 and the assassination of vault of hot now. that is to shave that what happens after what happen

washington d.c. . the 46 president of the united states arrives at his new residence and he kept his word and went immediately to work. his 1st action in the oval office was to sign a series of executive orders striking at the heart of his precesses policy legacy the mask in the oval another striking departure the 1st order. to. have authority. from. interstate commerce and center also among the orders the return of the united states to the paris climate accord a reversal of the decision to leave the world health organization the lifting of the ban on travel from some muslim majority countries and an immediate cancellation of the state of emergency that donald trump proclaimed in order to begin building a wall on the mexican border. actions done at the stroke of a pen but other fundamental changes such as a new coronavirus relief bill and immigration reform will require the cooperation and participation of congress please raise your way hand and in the senate the new vice president's war in 3 new democrat senators in a chamber now is split 5050 it's a 49 vice president who will have the casting vote as the ne

washington d.c. sees this unprecedented security presence washington d.c. the capital of the united states very much on lockdown it's facing in sudan's darfur region has left at least $48.00 people dead that's according to state media buildings were burned in the capital of west off 4 states the islands broke out over a dispute between different tribes a local civil society organizations says armed groups quotes took advantage of the quarrel and escalated it live now to al jazeera civil morgan in sudan's capital khartoum hit just walk us through what's going on then. well peter it's worth noting that it's not one single incident that resulted in the number of 48 people being killed yesterday and today morning according to state officials in west power for the incident occurred between 2 people from opposing tribes in the markets in the capital janina and there was another separate attack on a displacement camp called karim doing also in the west are for and that has resulted in the burning of houses there as well as the local markets now it's worth noting that this incident is not new the

here in washington and other capitals throughout the united states over the weekend but so far here in washington everything has been quiet. thanks for that gabriel is all of that in washington d.c. but washington isn't the only place on edge state capitals around the united states have been sealed off after warnings of possible by the process people have taken protection into their own hands as hoda abdel-hamid reports now from richmond in virginia it's early morning and in new america arm stores is packed here all sorts of weapons on display from machine guns and semiautomatic rifles to disturb the revolver which jennifer when all this carries with her and it's very small as you can see if it's an apartment my hand. we would typically consider caliber that you would use for self-defense you'd want something more substantial however a bullet. and if this charge is to someone it will cause damage and depending on the shop placement it could cause lethal harm americans bush's supporters $17000000.00 firearms and 2020 a record number the spike in sales started during the coronavirus pandemic and continued to rise during the black lives matter protests over racial injustice the nov

washington d.c. on his last day as president of the united states well it will be a somewhat unusual inauguration as well all of her of her various reasons it tell us what we will see at the ceremony today. yeah very unusual ceremony of course given the circumstances the whole city is under lockdown especially the area around the u.s. capitol the white house and the national mall were on their normal circumstances more than a 1000000 of viewers would come to cheer for the new president of course this is not possible following the violent insurrection of the capital 2 weeks ago there were fears of an insider attack of the 25000 national guard troops that are deployed right now to secure the city so it is a very bizarre feeling a very unusual one but still it will be an important moment in a big celebration even without the big crowds but the message of unity is the one that won over the message of division that will be part of joe biden speak speech today and millions will watch this on television what he won't have much time for celebration joe biden faces no easy task i have to get down to work wha

washington, d.c. that no american will ever forget. in the united states of america, violence and vandalism have no place in the people's house. perpetrators should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. let us condemn it and resolve that it never happens again. with that in mind, let us treat each other this year, as one of our nation's rate is presidents, 's greatons' suggested, abraham lincoln, suggested, "with malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right, as god gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in." and arizona will do its part to bind up the nation's wounds. here, we will conduct ourselves with integrity and respect for each other, and for the united states constitution. as for our work here, all agree the pandemic remains the most significant threat we face, and it will require vigilant attention for months to come. the risk is still serious, and so is the pressure on our hospitals and medical personnel. even so, we should take encouragement where we find it, starting with the breakth

we're watching air force one with the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, leave washington, d.c. as president of the united states for the last time. the wheels of air force one have left the ground, and washington, d.c. is three hours from right now will be president joe biden's town. donald trump leaving for mar-a-lago with his wife and children. willie? >> with those wheels up, a welcome sight for many americans. president trump is leaving washington. his presidency is over officially three hours from this moment. >> and joe biden is at st. matthew's cathedral. my brother and pastor mark ra zinke reminds me that's where my father had his funeral, so bipartisan. h.r. mcmasser, madeleine albright there and saying that's the kind of bipartisan joe biden will cultivate. we will be watching as everything plays out today. we're going to hop over to peacock to lead the coverage of the swearing-in ceremony. joe, willie and i will be there starting at 10:00 a.m. for now stay with msnbc's special coverage of the inauguration of joe biden. >>> good morning from new york, washington, poi

washington d.c. on this 117th congress of the united states the official swearing in of lawmakers is taking place a congress is also coming together for the 1st time and so they will 1st have to go through all the organization off the congress and they will be adopting i minister t. for solutions they should also a consent to a date on which bills and resolutions may begin to be introduced and they of course are going also to vote their new speaker the democrat nancy pelosi as you said she seeks reelection again but it will all depend on how many democrats are able to assist with a joint session because they all have to vote in person in washington on the floor today and this is different than the last bill so that could be a vote by proxy so that means they were allowed to vote from wherever they were allowing someone else to cast their ballot in person but this was due to the pandemic now they need a new ruling for that and because of this the gathering has to be in person so the vote as well and it will all depend on how many democrats are going to be in washington today in order to vote pelosi we also k