biden presentará legisladorespara la ciudadanía estadounidense quieren empujar el presidente joe biden para que personas puedan decidir un permiso de trabajo temporal por un periodo de cinco años y después pueden aplicar para residencia para un periodo de 3 años y después para la ciudadanía >> por ahora es una propuesta de ley que debe ser presentada ante el congreso y el senado >> es el cambio más grande >> se espera que sea una realidad con el nuevo presidente >> todos queremos un nuevo cambio para el país lo merece todo el mundo desde los ángeles noticiero telemundo 48 >> ahora viene el abogado están diciendo que no existe una nueva ley lo mantendremos al tanto varuiocambios ha hecho el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden sobre qué pude pasar vamos a hablar con el analista político andrés gracias por estar con nosotros esta noche antes que nada qué pasa con estas nuevas órdenes firmadas hoy las órdenes tienen el efecto de ley siempre que traten así que si no hay otras leyes queel congreso haya pasado tienen efecto de ley >> cuáles pueden ser los retos más grand

for joe biden it goes both ways. this man from scranton, virginia who knows sacrifice, he knows loss. now he rises in this time where a nation -- we're dealing with loss. people of humble means. to this point i think he can be that bridge because he knows what america has been. he knows what america can be. so i think -- this is a real opportunity. i think about him. i think about lyndon johnson who became president during a difficult time. he worked in the u.s. senate. knew how to get things done in rooms. joe biden is that same kind of guy. he knows how to have conversations with mitch mcconnell on the phone. we'll see. >> he's the closest thing we've had to that kind of president since lyndon johnson. we're seeing the steps fill up with senators, governors, judges. heidi heitkamp is there. pick up on what byron was saying, heidi, on how joe biden has developed the skills over a lifetime for this moment. >> i totally agree. he's very, very well-liked among the senate. it's now been ten years since he's been in the

esa es la propuesta de joe biden. despuÉs de cinco aÑos obtendrÍan la residencia permanente y despuÉs de ocho aÑos la ciudadanÍa. es la propuesta de joe biden. tienen que negociar con los republicanos. es muy poco probable que todo lo que estÁn pidiendo se lo vayan a dar. pero por el momento la propuesta es para todos aquellos, antes del 1 de enero, desde 2021. y ahora hacemos una pausa y volvemos. ♪ volvemos. ♪ ♪tiene tanurge ayuda.ue le necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: ahÍ tenemos a kamala harris. ilia: las imÁgenes de la vicepresidenta reciÉn electa, kamala harris presidiendo su primera sesiÓn en el senado. kamala: si no hay oposiciÓn da lectura de las certificados se le suspende quedaran impresas completamente en las actas y los senadores electos y designado puede

biden en la casa blanca. >> joe biden presidente de los estados unidos con esta vista de capitolio y las 200 mil banderas que anunciaron en los campos para representar a las banderas . >> así es josé y en estos momentos el presidente joe biden va a un almuerzo de bienvenida y ahí estarán los congresistas y se van a dar regalos, la bienvenida y van a haber brindis y un nuevo comienzo para el país entero cuando se van algunos de los invitados y estamos viendo los diferentes automóviles que nos van a llevar del capitolio y nos vamos a wisconsin y rubén pereira desde ese estado, adelante . >> ¿qué tal josé? estoy a escasas cuadras y cuyo dueño es una familia de inmigrante y al igual que miles de inmigrantes están atentos a la toma de posesión del presidente joe biden y vamos a hablar con el hijo mayor de la familia, tú ha estado atento al discurso de joe biden y la nueva etapa de la política de estados unidos ¿cómo te sientes? >> sí un poco emocionado y esperanzado con que se acabe lo que hizo donald trump que es la división y racismo a todostipos de personas musulmane

time in particular for joe biden... >> narrator: but joe biden had been here before. >> biden, fighting to survive after a fourth straight... >> this is a suffered significant setbacks, both personally and politically. and out of that i ink he had come to a sense of what his strengths and weaknesses really were. >> we're talking about a half-centuryn public life, during which he experienced, multiple times, the setbacks, any one of which would have, and has, driven out candidates to leaving public life. so the improbability of where he finds himself is unprecedented in american presidential history. >> narrator: his life had prepared him for this moment. shaped by challenges... >> stuttering is a fear problem. >> narrator: tragedy... >> an automobile accident killed the wife and baby daughter of biden of delaware... >> n >> ...plagiarized a law review article... >> narrator: perseverance. >> tonight his campaign is doing damage control. >> the biden legacy-- perseverance through persol agony. ♪ ♪ >> (stammering): hope to p... teach p.e. ...two s... (stuttering on "s") uh, s... siste

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 pandemic out of control. an economy on the brink they do not get a nation profoundly divided ruled that people like you would not trust the u.s. has enough crises going on at home to take up the energy of any new president but the rest of the world looks every bit as daunting. china is now a rival superpower. russia is openly hostile. and climate change threatens everything. unveiling his foreign policy team joe biden said he would tackle all these challenges by rejecting trump's slogan of america 1st and reviving american leadership at the head of the western alliance america's back ready to lead the world not retreat from it once again sit at the head of the table ready to confront

joe biden was running for president, again. but that very day... >> it sure isn't easy running for president these days... >> narrator: it all blew up. >> this was not a good day for joe biden, was it? >> no, it really wasn't, katie. >> ...just got into the race today, and no sooner than he did, he talks his way into a national controversy. >> ...spent much of the day discussing these comments he made to a newspaper reporter about senator barack obama. >> i mean, you got the sort of mainstream african fir american who is articulate and bright and, and clean, and a nice-looking guy, i mean, it's, that's a storybook, man. >> some people listening to those desc oioriamf nsa-ob- racial overtones, or, at the >> i think when people heard the "clean and articulate" line, there was a wave of eye-rolling, certainly among african americans. it was the kind of well-intentioned but benighted i wentary that you expect from howhirere abthere aren't very my black people, and the united states senate has historically been a prime example of th

joe biden is roughly the same age as donald trump. donald trump is in far worse health than joe biden is and has no ability to exercise physically or mentally or maintain any command of the facts on the ground for any given scenario, so we've been through that. when it comes to joe biden, the reports about his mental acuity are overstated. he has a documented history of a speech impediment. when we watched him then when he was calm and had previously prepared for it, briefed the american public on the intricacies of the different sorts of vaccines from different companies and their distribution thods, his command of the cts was simpressive i had a hard time following along myself. in terms ohis relaonship or choice of vice president,, harris is a blliant attorney, brilliant strategist, and brilliant united states senator. what we will have is a team where it no matter which one is can be confident they haveblic someone there representing their interests in a competent way where as up until now we have had two of the most incompetent p

with joe biden? >> yes, 1000%, crystal clear. after i met with joe biden in the morning of may 3rd at that conference and then was taken backstage after joe had spoken we joked around for 10 minutes 15 minutes and then i walked him out to his car. i think they referenced he was going to see the lieutenant governor. this is joe biden and after that, i went over to the peninsula hotel and i sat with jim biden for two hours where he walked through his history in his own words stating all the work and effort he did to get joe biden elected initially in delaware and then through the family history and the role that he had played in it, and in that meeting, remember, i'm the son of a naval officer and because i held a clearance which was the equivalent of a top-secret clearance, we are audited every year. so if you receive a gift, the barrier was $25, anything larger than $25 we had tohe disclose to the government because obviously anybody with clearance they are watching closely that they arese not influe

does he even mention joe biden's name? that's what we're looking at today. >> and maggie, just very quickly, you mentioned the possibility that he would pick up the phone and call donald trump. and call joe biden. anymore reporting on that? >> i've heard that it is less likely than it was yesterday, but let's see what happens. >> and tim, as a presidential historian, i'm always struck by these hours, right? joe biden is waking up in blair house and he's got a few hours to kill until he has to address the universe at this critical moment when he takes over the presidency what does history tell us about what these president-elects go through in the hours before they take office? >> well, they used to stay at a hotel, the willard hotel on pennsylvania avenue, and this would be the time when they would check over the notes of their inaugural address. in some -- the original tradition was actually for the incoming president to give the inaugural address before they were sworn in. so they would be looking at their inaugural addr

cuenta de twitter que es presidente joe biden que cambió a presidente joe biden a las 12:00. >> pero no es la misma que tenía el presidente donald trump si no que es una cuenta de la casa blanca y por eso tiene menos seguidores y ahora vemos que se despide el exvicepresidente mike pence y su esposa y también de la vicepresidenta kamala harris y su esposo. >> es el momento en que el presidente de los estados unidos que ya es expresidente se retiraría del evento, debería ser donald trump pero no, está en su casa en la florida y vemos la salida del vicepresidente pence con su esposa va a entrar al vehículo blindado pero igual pasa con joe biden que vino en camioneta pero se va al fondo de la bestia es un cadilac blindado antibombas que transporta siempre el presidente de estados unidos y está lista para llevar al presidente joe biden cuando se vaya del capitolio. >> vemos las imágenes de la vicepresidenta kamala harris despidiendo al exvicepresidente y la necesidad de no vernos como enemigos y dejar eso al lado y sanar el país y reunifircarnos de nuevo. >> mike pence que decidi

por más de un siglo joe biden se comprometió proteger la constitución >> en su discurso joe biden celebró que la democracia ha ganado y envió un mensaje de unidad también llamó a dejar la política a un lado para enfrentar las grandes crisis >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> hoy fue el día simbólico para las mujeres kamala harris se convirtió la primera mujer afroamericana e hija de inmigrantes en ser vicepresidenta de estados unidos la magistrada de la corte suprema de justicia sonia la primera latina en llegar al más alto tribunal del país >> fue una ceremonia llena de momentos simbólicos y también emotivos incluso se escuchó nuestro idioma >> una nación (inaudible) con libertad y justicia para todos >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en medio de su interpretación de (nombre en inglés) la cantante latina jennifer lopez recordó en español que esta es una nación con libertad y justicia para todos una nación diversa donde también millone

joe biden liked him instantly and offered him the job of vice president and joe biden said look i'm happy to take it but i want to be the last voice you have in the room before you make a decision and barack obama agreed to that and then just in the last days of barack obama's time in the oval office he awarded him the presidential medal of freedom and many people thought that would be the capstone on joe biden's political career but here we are he has no president joe biden the 46 president of the united states and he will soon be the resident in the oval office and making the decisions in the oval office and perhaps taking couple hardasses advice before he makes a final decision but he is aware of the we of the office he's talked about many times about barack obama he's aware of the decisions and he knows the importance of the calls that a president has to make more often than not they are simple clear cut calls but every so often every day once in a while they sometimes involve life or death and joe biden is aware that that is an all.

joe biden has now taken over at the helm. covid-19 considerations meant that the public did not witness events as they ordinarily would and the capitol riots two weeks ago. 25,000 groups guarded washington, d.c., against further violence. despite the buildup, joe biden delivered a message of peace, hope and unity and a return to democratic norms. let's take a listen. >> my distinguished guests and fellow americans, this is america's day. this is democracy's day. the day of history and hope of renewal and resolve. through a crucible for the ages and america has risen to the challenge. today, we celebrate the triumph not of a candidate, but of a cause, the cause of democracy. >> we are in washington, d.c.,. on inauguration day like no other. can you talk us through the key moments from your perspective in washington. >> the key moments began earlier in the day, james, with then president-elect joe biden attending a mass. one of the unwritten traditions, if you will. he is catholic and it was a catholic mass and did so in the co

biden y la migración que es importante para joe biden >> jennifer es parte del equipo de joe biden él hubiese querido llegar de tennessee a delaware en tren wilma era trabajadora de limpieza donde conoció a joe biden >> dijo que siempre iba a cambiar la manera de trabajo y siempre me daba un abrazo y nunca creí que llegara a ser presidente de estados unidos estoy orgullosa >> el servicio secreto no le permitió llegar a su nuevo trabajo en tren pero hay otros elementos en su presidencia en entrevista con nbc news su hija (nombre en inglés) dijo que su hermano (nombre en inglés) murió a los 46 años y ahora joe biden será el presidente número 46 de los estados unidos >> el presidente número 46 que no tendrá una luna de miel en el gobierno llega en un momento que 7 de 10 personas no está de acuerdo con el rumbo que está tomando estados unidos >> gracias por la información >> el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump se despidió del país en un mensaje grabado donde exalta los resultados de su mandato >> y justo en un momento que el país vive una crisis , rogelio cuál

joe biden knows that. i believe he has assembled around him a competent team, a team of people who are experts in their fields. that was not something the trump administration did. he put loyalists as well as party favorites in a variety of roles, some nonsensical. one of the most nonsensical ones on day one was ben carson, a neurosurgeon who ran for president, who he appointed housing and urban development. it was things like that that did not make sense in the trump administration. i realize that is a small example, but it tells you that when a president leads, it matters how they lead, and i think right now, but we need the most is truly a plan in place to take care of the coronavirus pandemic because it has been exactly one year it has been here. >> as an activist and organizer on the ground in georgia, as someone who worked hard to ensure that black voters came out and voted in this past election cycle, what did you hear most from the folks that you speak with? what do they want to see most from a bid

joe biden has a huge thing to do. i think he said all the right things over the last few months, wanting to reach out and do all that. as i say, it's not two different sets of policies getting debated. it's two fundamental value views where one supports a view towards autocracy and the other supports an expanded democracy. when you have those two things, it makes it difficult for joe biden starting on january 20th. >> let's stick with that, julie. the new congress is being sworn in later today. obviously we don't know who is going to control the senate yet. what is the biggest change you see coming on capitol hill? >> well, i think there are a couple things to watch on capitol hill. on the house side democrats have a very narrow majority. this is a democratic majority that is going to be tenuous. nancy pelosi, we expect she'll be continuing on as speaker with that vote coming later today. she's going to have a divided caucus of her own to deal with. how does she keep liberals on board knowing she doesn't have a lot of

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joe biden won blue states. joe biden won swing states. joe biden won red states. andlaces like georgia arizona. that is what the facts suggest that is what the courts have agreed. that is what the voters decided. i yield to vice chair aguilar. mr. chairman. as the chairman said, this new congress represents a new opportunity a new opportunity for us to reflect their priorities. this congress and our temperature accuratic caucasus focused on making sure our communities build back better. as the chairman said the first plank of that is covid response and relief, ensuring that the fund wes pass get into every corner of our communities and to make sure that the critical priorities that we left behind like state and local government are addressed in the future. we look forward to welcome our new colleagues as well and as the chairman said, our hearts continue to go out to entire raskin family as they deal with this unspeakable loss. with that, i yield back to the chairman. >> thank you. questions? we know there are a number of senators and house members that republican

quiero que el presidente joe biden diga cuÁnt tiempoquiero que el presidente joe biden diga cuÁnt tiempo va a tardar la reforma migratoria >> sus padres originarios de oaxaca no han hecho mÁs que trabajar >> es una emergencia, ya por humanidad. >> desde pequeÑa ha tenido esa sensibilidad, de sentir lo que uno como inmigrante estÁ pasando. >> ella confÍa que el president va a leer su carta, aunque le gustarÍa decÍrselo de frente. >> presidente joe biden, quiero que me reciba para que podamos dialogar >> para que podamos dialogar >> lo Único que quieres sentir es a sus padres cerca. sentir es a sus pad sentir es a sus pe sentir es a sus p senti es a sus padres cerca. >> ees una niÑa muy valiente, para que su mensaje llegue al presidente. vamos a una pausa y al regresar lÍderes mundiales le piden al mandatario est estadounidense convertirse en el presidente climÁtico. chef mexicano hace historia en francia al obtener su primera estrella michelin gracias a sus creaciones de platillos mexicanos. chucky lozano hace historia en la serie a >> m(musica). > > ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ comienza

biden que la solución requiere una solución grande el próximo mes joe biden puede dar más detalles s real madrid la primera vez que se dirija a los legisladores como presidente randy telemundo >> ahora hablemos de cuántas personas se han vacunado en estados unidos los cdc (centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades) dijeron que más de un millón de personas han recibido la segunda doiss de la vacuna contra coronavirus (covid-19) y hasta hoy han sido administradas 11.1 millones de dosis significa 9.6 millones de personas que recibieron la primera vacuna como otra medida para resguardar la seguridad en (nombre en inglés) oficiales del capitolio pospusieron para el lunes un ensayo de la toma de posesión no dijeron si encontaron una amenaza para ese evento seguimos ahí porque medida s seguridad se implementan a días de la toma de posesión del presidente electo joe biden las autoridades reconocen que hay amenazas activas tratan de hacer lo que pudan para evirtar un hecho de violencia alberto nos cuetna más alberto >> washington dc nunca ha visto una movilización de

biden >> darán una oportunidad a joe biden >> hay que paoyar al presidente de los estados unidos esa es la opinión de ella sea trasparente o no es lo que sabemos >> le puedes dar la oportunidad a joe biden >> no puedo dar la oportunidad a una persona que romperá el progreso >> no voy a apoyar las cosas que él nos quiere poner en este país >> esta es latina por donald trump como la mayoría de sus seguidores están convencidas que este movimiento llegó para quedarse >> espero que en el 2024 se lance como presidente >> el movimiento de donald trump nunca morirá >> donald trump está vivo y estará más vivo que nunca así nos quieran callar >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> rogelio en una entrevista importante nuestro invitado es de los fundadores del movimiento latinos por donald trump el mexicano gutiérrez se hizo controversial con decir que si hillary clinton ganaba las elecciones iba a poner un carro de tacos en cnada esquina >> muy buenas noches dijo que esperaba que donald trump uniera al país no parece que lo haya conseguido >> qué tal vanessa qué tal josé díaz-balart donald tru

> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> frente a un despliegue de luces, el nuevo presidente de estados unidos joe biden y la primera dama, en la casa blanca, el cielo de washington dc completamente iluminados celebra el inicio de la nueva era para el país, el cierre a un día intenso, cargado de simbolismo . >> esto terminó con programa especial, en el que participaron celebridades . >> hemos aprendido que la democracia es preciosa, la democracia prevaleció. >> también 3 ex presidentes bush, barack obama y clinton grabaron juntos el mensaje en el que le hablaron a joe biden . >> (habla en inglés) . >> el caso justo el mediodía, y la emotividad, y no había público y sí tenía el enorme de la amenaza de violencia . >> y además kamala harris hace historia como la primera mujer que llega a la vicepresidencia de estados unidos, sonia sotomayor que le tomó juramento . >> después el tradicional desfile presidencial que fue casi todo virtual, aún así el presidente joe biden y vicepresidenta caminaron juntos a la casa blanca en donde la pareja selló su entrada con este abrazo . >> en su primer di

unidos, joe biden en estados unidos la alerta en el país es máxima muy buenas tardes los asludo desde washington la capital blindada de estados unidos un país bajo impacto de los seguidores de donald trump en el capitolio y además este domingo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> enterrar la era de trump joe biden se estrena con medidas para poner punto final a las políticas de donald trump se espera que regrese al acuerdo de país contra el cambio climático la caravana de inmigrantes de honduras es detenida por el ejército y la policía de guatemala que impiden por segunda vez seguir su camino el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador refuerza controles en la frontera de méxico los estados dicen que no tendrán vacunas suficientes para atenderlos a todos >> noticias telemundo con vanessa >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> hoy la capital de la nación está blindad aigual que otros capitolios del país en pensilvania georgia wisconsin y minnesota miembros de la patrulla nacional pa

de joe biden. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de renombre además de ofrecer ayuda económica para los que la necesiten. consulta con un experto local en español, por internet o teléfono. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. leÓn: es de las muchas pernos que fueron parte de la investidura de joe biden como presidente nÚmero 46 de estados unidos, es un rostro muy conocido desde hace mucho tiempo por todos en california, nadie como dolores huerta sabe lo que ha costado que en este paÍs serÁn cambiosen favor de las minorÍas, y ahora con joe biden como presidente, el trabajo continÚa. reportera: hablar de dolores huerta, es hablar de lucha y sacrificio por los inmigrantes mÁs desfavorecidos, ella fue parte de la investidura por joe biden esta semana y a leer un discurs

he has not called joe biden. joe biden won the election. he won the election. donald trump had every right to challenge it. to ask for recounts, to go to court. he did that. and more than 60 times, judges, including judges he appointed told him to go away. you have no evidence. he does not have the grace to call the president-elect. he was not. we'll see if it happens. he's not planning to adhere to the tradition of leaving a note. maybe part of this is the covid era, but no meeting at the white house, nothing to show respect for the office and respect for the democracy. it's more than awkward. it's reprehensible. but it's a testament to what we have seen for four years. this has been the grievance, grievance presidency every day. it's the mexicans' fault, black people's fight, rinos fault, meaning republicans in name only. it's mike pence's fault that he wouldn't stand up for the president in the capitol building. president trump always blamed somebody else which is part of the turning of the page we'll see. joe biden's personal tragedy to become president now

i think joe biden, the times have made joe biden president of the united states. and all of the times he ran he didn't have a policy or ideology at the heart of his politics he's liberal segregation of senators in the senate, he was always casted foreign ideology for an idea of who he is the american people were never buying it when he ran and national campaign he was angry in america just wasn't but it may be what happened to him this time in the face of coronavirus and a president who said a lot of stuff on fire may be a lot of people really felt they needed a grief counselor ined chief. i think that is who joe biden had become so we tell a lot of stories maybe that was enough. people finally recognized even though joe biden may not have recognized it by himself but he is prepared to be the grief counselor in chief. host: do you explore the dynamics that people voted not necessarily for joe biden but against president trump? >> no doubt about that. biden benefited from that. aside from political policy differences, i think there were personality issues and one o

at the time, joe biden had been doing poorly. i want to know how you decided to step into the primary and say something. >> you started out with a picture. the fish fry that i have become famous for, i was doing that before i came to congress. i have been congress 28 years. but i was doing that fish fry before congress. i really did it to give all of our workers around the state to do the friday night before the state democratic convention. it was just to show appreciation for people, turn out the votes, so that fish fry i had took place at a time my wife was losing her battle with diabetes. and she could not attend. we had twentysomething odd candidates running for candidate at the fish fry. there were 7500 people, according to the estimates of the police department. i got home, i spoke to my wife and told her about the success of the fish fry. and she said if you really want to have success, you'd better nominate joe biden. she was the first one to tell me joe biden was out there. and i will catalog that, take a serious, becaus

i love joe biden. i want to help joe biden. i want to cooperate with joe biden. but i'm very angry. i'm very angry at the lack of accountability and the lack of responsibility that so many republicans are not taking in their role in turning donald trump into the frankenstein, the political monster, that he turned into. and so for me, it's very hard to get to unity when there is no acknowledgement of responsibility and accountability. >> let's linger in the history-making of today. give me your defining moment from today. >> oh, for me, no ifs, ands or buts. listen. seeing the first woman vice president and a woman of color being sworn in. and being sworn in by the first latina on the supreme court, the wise latina herself, sonia sotomayor. using the bible of the first black supreme court justice, thurgood marshall. the historic significance of that had me in tears. >> absolutely. heidi? >> honestly, if amanda gorman, the poet laureate, is the future of this country, we are in terrific hands. she was amazing. and brought the spirit of youth and unity. i was moved beyond tears to hear

la ciudad donde nació joe biden está en el ojo del mundo , delaware , se están preparando para los turistas que vayan a llegar , se ve picante , nos vemos muy buenas noches >> [♪ ♪] >> (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> expreisdente bden da los primeros pasos para revertir los programade inimgiación. >> los últimos cuatro años han sido... >> muchos aplaude la iniciativa del presidente. pero su proyecto comienza a encontrar resistencia y rechazo. >> biden, lanza su plan contra el covid-19 así que pronto llegaremos al medio millón de muertes . >> el primer día completo la casa blanca y el presidente bay de más de una docena de acciones ejecutivas. muchas de ellas tan marcha atrás a decisiones que tomó el ex-presidente donald trump en temas como emigración, emergencia climática y la respuesta la pandemia del covid-19. lo que queda muy claro desde el primer día es que es un gran contraste el que hay entre la administración anterior y este gobierno que entra, cristina tiene más detalles muy buenas noches. >> así es no se trata solo de otro capítulo. sino

la casa durante los 4 aÑos de joe biden. joe y jill biden. >>> bueno ha sido una transmisiÓn maravillosa clarisa tÚ has estado aquÍ con nosotros y dan tambiÉn esta emociÓn de estos momentos de tradiciÓn tan especiales >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> javier vega tÚ los estÁs viendo ya desde una distancia muy, pero muy cerca a la entrada adelante. >>> sÍ josÉ pues comentar que ya una vez que el presidente estÉ adentro y que firme estas Órdenes ejecutivas como lo comentÁbamos a las 5:15 de la tarde esta noche larga porque habrÁ una celebraciÓn donde estarÁ participando y lo estaremos transmitiendo en noticias telemundo nuevamente un discurso a la naciÓn que se espera mÁs tarde y donde estaremos escuchando a joe biden esto para cerrar con una apariciÓn desde el balcÓn y comenzar este desfile virtual y las imÁgenes que les transmitimos y narramos en vivo josÉ, vanessa >>> javier gracias >>> el fin de una era el inicio de otra y estamos llenos de esperanza clarisa >>> sÍ creo que empezamos un momento crÍtico dond

inauguration of joe biden in the past. donald trump left the white house for the last time in his presidency he's leaving washington ahead of joe biden's inauguration it is a break with tradition usually a departing president attends a success the swearing in ceremony mr biden is set to take the oath of office in just under 3 hours time. from the white house mr trump headed to.

fÉlix: el mismo dÍa que asuma la presidencia, joe biden presentarÁ su plan migratorio al congreso, que incluye la legalizaciÓn de indocumentados en 8 aÑos con vÍa a la ciudadanÍa. los dreamers podrÍan hacerlos menos tiempo. expertos en explosivo forman un contingente militar adicional que se unirÁ a los niÑos de seguridad en washington para la instalaciÓn del presidente joe biden. mÉxico refuerza su frontera guatemala para cerrarle el paso a la caravana de centroamericanos que intentan llegar a los estados unidos. el presidente lÓpez obrador afirma que no se actuarÁ con violencia. 18 de enero, asÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn con fÉlix de bedout. desde el capital de la naciÓn, patricia janiot. buenas noches, fÉlix: buenas noches, patricia estÁ en la preparaciÓn del cambio de mando. patricia: fÉlix, buenas noches. washington estÁ bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad, en momentos del cambio de mando. cuando los inmigrantes reciben una buena noticia, porque tan pronto se posesione joe biden, se estrenarÁ con una reforma

they called him joe biden 2.0. he often said -- joe biden would often say beau has all my best qualities and none of my worst. and there was a real sense of service and commitment and the presidency, and all of these things are wrapped up in one for the biden family. >> john king, as we see this motorcade leave joint base andrews and make that drive over to the lincoln memorial for this memorial service, honoring the 400,000 americans who have died from coronavirus, we can't stress enough that this is the first thing that the president-elect of the united states wanted to do. remember and honor the victims of coronavirus. and that is in such stark contrast, as you point out, to what the current president, the outgoing president of the united states has wanted to do over these many, many months. >> the current president, who will be the former president this time tomorrow, has ignored the pandemic, denied fact, logic, reason and so on from the very beginning. he said it was not going to be a pandemic. he said it wou

it will make joe biden -- it'll make it easier for joe biden to pass legislation when he takes office. the senate and house of representatives are to give their approval to the electoral college votes, which have found joe biden to have won the election back in november. normally this is just a formality, but several republican senators said they were going to stand up to complain about the results and ask for a debate to take place in congress, which meant there would be two hour breaks with the dispute was going to be discussed -- >> it was going to go into the night probably anyway. the discussion started, at the same time donald trump was giving a speech outside the white house where he was saying basically, big news. the media are our biggest problem, i won this election, it was stolen from me, and to supporters, we are going to win this election, we are going to get this election back, and it was a green light -- >> despite only a quarter of the republican party caucus supports this initiative to dispute the electoral college results. >> yes. as a result of what donald trump was

the best buy's president barack has ever had mr joe biden. biden looked resigned to never quite reaching the nation's highest office and tell donald trump came along that's why the day i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. president we have to put with his decades of experience biden said he was the man to restore america's standing in the world that he was the man for the moment i'll be a president will stand with our allies and friends and make it clear to our adversaries the days of cozying up to dictators is over he promised to show leadership in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic it's estimated that nearly another 210000 americans could lose their lives by the end of the year and nuff no more let's just set partisanship aside let's end the politics and follow the signs. ultimately the voters agreed electing by the nation's 46th president but the election was divisive and his opponent donald trump refused to concede instead pushing conspiracy theories about his loss biden refused to engage with trump's attacks s

joe biden is a uniter in nature. he's not going to have rhetoric daily that is aimed at dividing the country and dividing neighbor from neighbor in america. that's not his approach at all. so, there's reason there to be hopeful because he has set this goal to really try to bring america together and he actually says he thinks it's the only way to succeed at battling covid. and so, it's his mission. i think you're right to be optimistic, but i think you have to understand the country is so divided and that number i think exposes the division more than anything else. >> david chalian, margaret talev, thank you both very much for your thoughts. >>> so u.s. capitol police officers tell cnn they were unprepared and outnumbered. they say they feel betrayed by their leadership after the capitol insurrection. one officer says he was just trying to survive. all of that is next. research shows people remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that

brent: joe biden is considered a solid partner. what about german-american relations moving forward? >> i think germany as the biggest economy in europe is absolutely going to be a key partner for the biden administration. what is important to remember is joe biden has decades of experience. he knows the leaders of all european countries pretty much. we are told that when european leaders would visit the senate, they would be going from person to person. they would say hello, senator. when they got to him, they would say hi, joe. those lines of communications are already up. they are ready to move. that will certainly be helpful in terms of german-u.s. relations. there had been many people hoping that biden might come to the munich security conference. it is not going to be held because of the pandemic. i know there are going to be a lot of people hoping this is one of the first places joe biden travels to. brent: what about the north stream two pipeline between germany and russia? joe biden is an opponent of that project. that is

so there is a tall order for joe biden. one of the things that he said is he knows how this town works and knows how to make compromises. he says he is a fingertip politician. he can feel how to make a deal. he will have to put a half century of skills to the test because it is going to be a tall order. one quick thing, bill, you know, biden introduced this huge 1.9 trillion dollar covid rescue package with all kinds of things in it and already there is some opposition understandably from some republicans, especially in the senate where they could block it with a filibuster. there is talk in the house let's strip out some parts, the direct payment $1400 and the money specifically to help speed up the vaccination distribution process and maybe we should just pass that. so you are going to see the rhetoric of joe biden in his inaugural address crash into reality. how he deals with it will be the mark of his presidency. >> bill: dana has more now. >> dana: thank you, bill and chris for those reflections. let's bring in katie p

hours before joe biden's integration. on the eve of joe biden's inauguration the number of corona virus deaths in the united states has surpassed 400000 odd and says his number one priority is containing the pandemic he spoke at us on the memorial for those who passed away to shield. we must remember it's hard sometimes to remember but that's how we hear. it's important to do that as a nation that's why we're here today between sundown and dusk. to shine the lights the dark days along the same could pull of flexion remember all we lost. well donald trump has given his farewell speech celebrating achievements at home and abroad he blamed china for unleashing a virus that ravaged the economy we imposed historic and monumental tariffs on china made a great new deal with china but before the ink was even dry we and the whole world got hit with the china virus our trade relationship was rapidly changing billions and billions of dollars were pouring into the us but the virus forced us to go in a different direction the whole wo

despuÉs de estas 21 salva los caÑonazos en honor al presidente joe biden. (sueÑan caÑonazo). >>> es costumbre que un presidente reciÉn entrado en funciones visite el cementerio de arlington. novedoso, sqp esto haya invitado a expresidentes bill clinton, george w bush, barack obama acompaÑado en esta ofrenda que harÁ a la tumba del soldado desconocido, javier vega el itinerario cumpliendo a cabalidad. >>> sÍ julio cumpliendose minuto a minuto de lo que se dijo por este comitÉ inaugural la entrada que hizo el convoy presidencial lo hizo en la entrada roosevelt desde el cementerio nacional de arlington donde hay dos esculturas doradas de estas coronas florales los que le dieron la bienvenida al presidente joe biden y estas 21 salvas con un intervalo de 9 segundos cada una asÍ reciben al presidente de los estados unidos. quÉ se espera en los prÓximo momentos Él se traslada en compaÑÍa de la primera dama de la doctora jill biden y de la vicepresidenta kamala harris y su primer caballero a la tumba del soldado desconocido la tumba mÁs icÓnica que f

where at noon local time joe biden will be sworn in as the u.s. is 46 president he plans to hit the ground running with 15 executive orders they include reversing the trans travel ban on some muslim majority nations cutting funding for construction on the border war and bringing the u.s. back into the paris climate a cord with a pandemic is another priority recorded deaths in the u.s. have passed 400000 the final hours of trans frozen sea have been focused on a recorded farewell speech in which he outlined his legacy he also issued more than a 140 pardons and commutations including this man steve balun the former chief strategist was charged with duping thousands of tram donors and misusing the cash they provided. well surely will speak to diplomatic editor james bases on capitol hill but 1st to alan fischer in our washington bureau when alan is still in the early morning there but overnight a whole raft of pardons have come out how controversial is this going to be when people start to take it in. what we're now in the final hours of donald trump

i expected joe biden's inauguration, joe biden i think? i expected joe biden's inauguration, joe biden will. think? i expected joe biden's i inauguration, joe biden will sound inauguration, joe biden will sound likejoe biden, thejoe biden he has been for his whole life, and that is very direct, very granular. i think there are moments for rhetorical flourish, to be sure, but for the most part, what he is him to do is, for the first time in a long time, have a president explained to the american people what is happening and to tell the truth and to be perceived as an honest person that he is and i think that is far more important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite.— important than any particular turn of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to _ of phrase or sound bite. yeah, but obviously he will want to unite i of phrase or sound bite. yeah, bu

congress of president elect joe biden and in the middle of that with all the protests going on in washington d.c. i'm sure or bureau chief in washington can tell us more about that later. u.s. president asked those protesters to go to the u.s. capitol some of them breached security at the u.s. capitol ended inside the capitol to our understanding some of those people are still in the capitol one person has been shot we do not know the exact condition it's a woman apparently in critical condition that's what we've heard we haven't heard of any other fatalities in this context yet but it appears that many of those protesters are still in the vicinity of the u.s. capitol in spite of the u.s. president even the u.s. president you have to say in this context trump asking them to go and he did speak briefly a short while ago what what more did he actually say he only spoke 30 to 40 seconds it was actually a prerecorded. ssage he insisted on many well you have to call it that way fake false claims he's made in the past calling the elections fraudulent elections saying that they were taking away and

do you think joe biden of us this is some of my other guests as well do you think joe biden would specifically explicitly reference that name which we're all wondering what do you say that speech we know he'll talk about unity but it would be kind of hard not to at least think about what happened he will certainly acknowledge it in some way what what exact. explicit words he uses to recognize the event that will be interesting to hear but i think you know the calmness and the lack of people at this event that should be very crowded is of course a function of both the pandemic and the security threat and i expect he will pay homage to both of those irregularities let's talk about the other people who are not here and that is the trucks. i have been watching a lot of us television news what i've been hearing that would i keep seeing some networks call it a historic snow melt it is he is the 1st president not to attend his successes. you know gratian since i think it was 869 correct so it is historic do you think people american observers will care in the end or is this actually the day to move o

joe biden has taken his place in the oval office signing a string of executive orders and making key appointments to put his agenda into action. talks to you about the availability of vaccines and whether germany will have to close its borders to prevent the spread of the new variant. good to have you with us a new chapter is beginning in the united states president joe biden has already started doing some of the policies of the trump administration on his 1st day in office he rejoined the paris climate accord and the world health organization he also ended a ban on travelers from mainly muslim countries. in his inaugural address he called for unity and a change in tone. you know how to get to work. with president joe biden arrived at the white house ready to roll back the policies of his predecessor. within hours of taking over the oval office biden signed a stack of executive orders resetting the agenda only coronavirus pandemic immigration policy and climate change. we're going to. grow here. we're going to rejoin the climate of course. as a. fellow to wearing a mask he ordered al

what you heard from joe biden _ that together? what you heard from joe biden is _ that together? what you heard from joe biden is that - that together? what you heard from joe biden is that he - that together? what you heard from joe biden is that he is - from joe biden is that he is someone who wants to work with both sides of the aisle. he understands that in order to have his priorities bars he needs to work with both democrats and republicans and he will continue to do that. he also understands he needs to build trust with the american people and you saw that from the podium today with jen people and you saw that from the podium today withjen psaki talking about how it is their responsibility to be honest with the american people. it may not always be that they agree with the media but they will be honest and truthful. you also heard from president biden earlier today, that he will be a president for all americans and i think that is something that he has said throughout the entire campaign and something he will do as president. and so you see president. and so you see presid

cuando el congreso estaba por confirmar a joe biden como próximo presidente. miles de seguidores del presidente donald trump, llamados por él para ir al capitolio, impulsados por sus acusaciones sin fundamentos de fraude electoral, traspasaron los cordones de seguridad y atacaron el edificio con violencia. la ciudad declaró que le queda, y una mujer murió dentro del capitolio. el mundo vio una imagen insólita de estados unidos. >> (música). >> a pesar del violento asalto, esta noche el congreso reanudó la sesión que los llevó esta tarde el capitolio. los legisladores retomaron el conteo de votos del colegio electoral de cada uno de los estados. una ceremonia que terminara con la certificación de joe biden como el próximo presidente de estados unidos. el vicepresidente mike pence inició la reunión condenando la violencia del día, y agradeció a los héroes que los protegieron. >> para aquellos que han causado estragos en el capitolio, en la capital el día de hoy, ustedes no han ganado la violencia nunca gana. la libertad gana. esta sigue siendo la