i cast my vote for kamala harris. gloria butler. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bobby fuse. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: deborah gonzalez. sen. wyden: -- >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: steve henson. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: calvin smyre. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: pedro marin. >> [indiscernible] fenika miller. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: ben myers. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: rachel paule. >> i cast my vote for kamala harris. ms. abrams: bob trammell. >> i cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: sachin varghese. >> [indiscernible] nikema williams. >> i proudly cast my vote for vice president kamala harris. ms. abrams: cathy woolard. >> [indiscernible] ms. abrams: i am pleased to announce that kamala d. harris has received 16 votes for vice president of the united states. [applause] do i have a motion that the providing officer and secretar

biden and kamala debbie harris. it is for them, the people of georgia, that i say today we are electors, but we are also servants. servants of a better georgia. servants of a better future. and servants of the united states of america. we will now cast our ballots for the president of the united states. [applause] the ballots for president will be distributed to each of the electors. please complete your ballot once you receive it. upon completion, your ballot will be collected. afterwards, i will confirm your vote with each of you via roll call. ms. abrams: the ballots have been reviewed and transmitted. as i call your name, please state the name of the person you cast your vote for president. i will start by saying that i cast my vote for president joe biden. gloria butler. >> joe biden. ms. abrams: wendy davis. >> i cast my vote for joe biden. fuest.ams: bobby >> i cast my vote for president joe biden. ms. abrams: deborah gonzales. >> [inaudible] henson.ms: steve >> [inaudible] ms. abrams: van johnson. >> joe bid

harris. marie: i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala d. harris. john: we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. marla: i ask that each elector sign the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> thank you, mr. chairman. vice president of the united >> we the undersigned electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january ad 2021, being electors duly legally appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a next certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said state, having met agreeably, on the first monday after the second wednesday of december of the year 2020, being the 14th day of the month, to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized, we proceed to vote by ballot and balloted for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully certify the following are two distinct lists, one of the votes for president and the other of the votes for vice president so cast. witness our hands on

kamala harris was elected vice president of the united states. she will be sworn in soon as vice president of the united states. the quack legal radio commentator guy who tried to get this idea into the bloodstream that senator harris is secretly not a citizen, he melted back into obscurity. you know, we'll never hear from that guy again, until today. guess where that guy turned up today? he's the trump campaign's new lawyer. he is the lawyer who filed the brief today seeking to have the trump campaign intervene, seeking to have donald trump intervene in the supreme court lawsuit that we covered here last night. this is the supreme court lawsuit brought by the texas attorney general, which seeks, on behalf of the people of texas, to flip the election results in a whole bunch of other states, to throw out the election results in just enough swing states that voted for joe biden that donald trump should be declared the winner instead of biden. the kamala harris birther guy who "newsweek" magazine had to apologize for, he is now the lawyer represent

. >> mayor london breed not happy with the pick to replace kamala harris. dramatic plus tragedy, how an accident on the water has impacted a family, a busi >>> bay area transit agencies are getting some much needed help from the covid relief bill. the money will go to several agencies including bart and sfmta, the metropolitan transit commission will divided based on factors such as the number of riders. the new federal relief may help them avoid layoffs for now. but they are still looking for long-term financial solutions. the covid relief bill also means that thousands of for lloyd for load airline employees will get back to work. the jobs will be safe until at least the end of march. many were let go when the cares act ended october 1. >>> two people and a dog jumped from a moving plane as of flight heading for atlanta was on the runway. the men refused to listen to the flight attendants who were telling him to sit down. that's when lycc woman opened the cabin door, jumped out with a service dog. they will both face charges including criminal trespassing

kamala harris for president and vice president, respectively. here is how the process played out in michigan. >> good afternoon, as provided under the constitution of the united states, the laws of the united states and the great state of michigan, the 2020 meeting of the electoral college is now convened and will come to order. please rise for the pledge of allegiance, led by our state representatives of the 14th congressional district. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the bigger public for which it -- and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. please remain standing for the national anthem and the black national anthem by the turner sisters. [singing] >> oh say can you see light dawn's early we hail at the whoseht's last gleaming broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air proof through the night was still there oh, say does tha

abby phillips has a preview. ♪ >> when senator kamala harris became vice president-elect kamala harris she delivered to the nation several historic firsts the first african-american, first asian and first female vice president-elect. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> the vice president's role varies with every administration but there is one trait most have in common, political expertise. harris served as san francisco district attorney, california attorney general and senator for the nation's most pope louse state and she'll bring >> i'd like to ask you. >> as a member of the judiciary and intelligence committees, harris was at the forefront of some of the most consequential hearings of the last four years. >> she's ready to do this job on day one. >> while harris will assume office on january 20th with no formal blueprint for how to perform the job, president-elect biden did offer something of a framework during his time serving under president obama. >> he asked me what i wanted, most importantly. i told him i wanted to be the last person i

gilchrest: kamala harris has received all 16 electoral votes from the state of michigan. it is now time to sign the certificate of votes for president and vice president. each elector must sign each of the six certificates to certify the vote for joe biden for the office of president united states and kamala harris for the office of vice president of the united states. the sergeant at arms will provide each of you with with the six certificates in turn, please remain seated while we roceed with the signing. hris cracchiolo. imothy e. smith. blake mazurek. onnie j. lauria. bobbie walton. ark edward miller. connor wood. robin smith. haron baseman. arolyn holley. susan nichols. steven rzeppa. helen moore. ichael kerwin. marseille allen. chuck browning. lt. gov. gilchrest: thank you. the 2020 electoral college will send one certificate of reg -- by registered mail to the novet united states senate. one will be sent to robert j. i don't thinker for the united states district court of the district of michigan. two will be delivered to the secretary of state. two will be deliver

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and here she is, in just a little while, madam vice resident-elect, kamala harris! like the sound of that. , and ip this state blue come january 5, when you send me and jon ossoff to the united states senate, we are going to seal the deal. [car horns honking] so make sure that we keep this momentum going. all the way to january 5. don't let up for one day. january 5 is election dayful but let me tell you, we should no longer be talking about election day. there's no such thing. it's election season. we can't wait until january 5. anything could happen. ice storm in georgia, you know we're in trouble. so start voting now. during this early voting period that goes through december 31. make voting part of your holiday plan. don't wait. there's too much at stake. because the four most powerful words ever uttered in a democracy are, the people have spoken. and on november 3, you spoke loud and clear. and you sent joe biden and kamala harris to the white house . with georgia's 16 electoral votes. we know they won. because we counted them. ha. nd then we counted them again

kamala harris says he's up to the job too. harris tweeted out her congratulations. what's their relationship like? it is good. not everyone pleased with the announcement. san francisco mayor expressed some disappointment. >> it was definitely a surprise and unfortunate situation as we are trying to move the country forward in making sure black lives matter and african-americans have a seat at the table. especially african-american women. >> later in the newscast. more reaction to the historic but not fully welcomed announcement. >> christmas couple days away. it looks like a wet one. his latest forecast. it looks like it will rain christmas day. >> rain or snow on the christmas wish list. we'll be able to deliver that. some cases could be quite a bit of rain. thanks to an atmospheric river boost. here's what's coming our way toward christmas day. towards friday, right there. midday and evening. the rain arrives. along with it is the boost of moesture from near hawaii. that will get us in the bay area. what this usually means is decent rain totals above expectation.

biden and kamala harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and kamala d. harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and kamala d. harris. >> you will now sign the certificate of vote. >> i think they moved it to that gymnasium to get more space and i think for security and for more security on covid. >> this is joe biden's home state, anderson. three electors, you can see they voted for joe biden. marla is the sister of her, she recovered from a stroke, practicing signing her name so she could sign the certificates as she has to in order to make her vote official. big moment for her today even is a big moment for joe biden, wing his state, picking up three electoral votes from delaware. >> all 50 states and puerto rico are receiving first shipments of the pfizer vaccine today. most people getting the shots are front line health care workers. one of my next guests may have already gotten the vaccine as part of the pfizer trial. kristin choi, health services researcher, strpsychiatric nurs. dr. sanjay gupta is also with us. kristin, you don't know w

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and you sent joe biden and kamala harris to the white house with georgia's 16 electoral votes. we know they won, because we counted them. ha. and then we counted them again. and then we counted them again. can there be any doubt that joe biden and kamala harris are the president and vice president-elect of the united states of america? [car horns honking] but they will need help. and that's what this moment is all about. that you would send jon ossoff and myself, that you would give us the great honor of representing the people of the greatest state in the union, the state of georgia. the home state of martin luther king jr. in whose pulpit i'm honored to preach from every sunday as pastor of ebenezer baptist church, spiritual home of dr. king and the great john lewis who would be telling us right now, vote like you've never voted before. and i'm honored just to be a part of this effort. i really am. because no matter whatever i've been able to achieve, i've never forgotten where i came from. i was raised in public housing. one of 12 children in my family, i'm number 11. 12 kid

while it exists, proud to cast my vote for joe biden and kamala harris. is now the time to say that? >> i mean, maybe not. but it is a position that a lot of democrats hold for obvious reasons which is democrats keep winning elections with more votes and not always winning the electoral college. and we could have another time to talk through the reasons why it probably is a good idea to get rid of the electoral college, but right now on the day that we are having this experience of actually seeing the votes being counted, i think that it is best to just focus on that and the real problem is that donald trump and his enablers in congress have led a large segment of the population to believe that our elections are not trustworthy, and that democrats are out to steal elections, and that's really the fundamental problem that we're going to be dealing with for quite some time. >> alex, what about the timing of it, impact it may have on some of the republicans that need to now step up and do the right thing and acknowledge joe biden as the president-elect. >> i

here is part i of jake tapper's interview with joe biden and kamala harris, their first joint interview since winning the election. >> the u.s. is entering the dark winter that you warned about with the highest death rate. we just reached a new horrible milestone of new cases. on a policy level, what's going to be different, starting on january 20th, when you take office, when it comes to dealing with the pandemic? >> well, it's going to be a couple of things. number one, it's going to be important we set out national standards to let the -- look, we met with governors, democrat, republican, as well as 50 democrat and republican mayors. and they say they need guidance. they need guidance. and they're going to need a fair amount of money. it's one thing for us to talk about being able to get help out there, but it's not getting there. we're having these hospital stays are overwhelming hospitals right now. there's a need for more financial assistance. there's more financial assistance needed as well when the vaccine comes forward. there's need for planning. and so, now, the administration

but his election to replace kamala harris is not without controversy. without harris there are not any black woman in senate any longer. among those to be on the shortlist, oakland congresswoman barbara lee who tweeted this out after the padilla announcement. >> the words of support mean so much to me, thank you to all of those who did me up and reported progressive black women and women in leadership. among those expressing disappointment, the san francisco mayor london breed. >> we are trying to move this country forward in making sure black lives truly matter and african-americans have a seat at the table, especially african-american women.>> san francisco state professor who teaches political and media studies says that the reaction is understandable. he says there may have been some political calculus and not appointing a black california congresswoman to harris's seat.>> the truth is that the house of representatives lost some seats, and some of that gain that they made in 2018, they gave back in this most recent election. so there is a little bit

and tonight here, robin roberts, one-on-one with vice president-elect kamala harris. >>> newly released video moments after the deadly shooting of amaud arbery. two men, a father and son, chasing him through a neighborhood. and what they told police at the scene. >>> there's news tonight about that college basketball star who collapsed on the court. he had recovered from covid and what we've now learned. >>> the big change for new year's eve here in new york city. >>> and our made in america christmas. we asked for your one thing and you came through. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. we do have a lot to get to. with the pfizer vaccine now reaches hundreds of new locations today and vaccinations under way now for a second day, we are getting news tonight about a potential second vaccine, moderna. tonight, what the fda is now reporting. these are encouraging results and we'll take you through them. could we have emergency approval for a second vaccine by the end of the week? and two vaccines under way by christmas? the news comes as we witnes

joe biden and kamala harris will be ready. they're picking a cabinet. they're setting their policies in place. they're doing their part, and i have confidence that on january 6th, the electoral college tally will reflect the votes cast today, making joe biden and kamala harris the next president and vice president of the united states. >> ron, i have one last question for you about just how unusual this lame duck period has been, this transition period has been. i mean, the litany of things that have been weird and unprecedented, i could go on. but the latest one is the news tonight that attorney general william barr is resigning. it is not weird to know that he'll be leaving washington. it is weird to know that he's going to be leaving washington, essentially, with three weeks left of the trump administration in office. i just have to ask your reaction to that news tonight. it did surprise me. >> i think it's a bit of a surprise, a bit rumored, rachel, but look, i think weird things happening at the trump justice department isn't news, unfortunately. w

and kamala harris, of course, speaks to a very particular demographic here. it's important because there's a study out that says just about four in ten african-americans say they'll go ahead and get the vaccine. which means there's a lot of skepticism out there in the african-american community. a huge problem again because, quite frankly, african-americans are some of the people hardest hit by covid-19. the hope is that kamala harris going ahead and getting this vaccine will essentially reassure people that it's okay to do so. and also want to point out politically there's a real continuum there if you think about it, simply because the trump administration, including the vice president, other figures like the surgeon general who himself has been trying to get the black community on board have already gotten their vaccines. one last point, the surgeon general, jerome adams has been really pushing hard on trying to reassure the african-american community in light of the years and years of concern about experimentation like the tuskegee syphilis study that wen

michigan, a key battleground state, going for biden and kamala harris. john king, we can't overstress how important these three bal t ballot-run states were, pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. >> and, wolf, so you just saw michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin went earlier in the day. it's been a while since i've gotten to do this, but that was the reason. that was the reason on day one when joe biden announced for the democratic nomination at a time when there was a great deal of skepticism. was he the right man for the party at this moment to go up against donald trump? what did he say, i can win pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. i can peel away the blue wall that donald trump put up in 2016. he did it and you just had the affirmation with the state of michigan that, in fact, mission accomplished for joe biden. again, 16 in michigan now. we're going through this ritual. it's an affirmation. there is no doubt for the count today. joe biden is official. it will be more evident as these ele electors vote. wolf, just a quick reminder when you come o

kamala harris was born in california and is a u.s. citizen. she is not getting stripped of the senate seat and she is eligible to be the vice president of the united states. president trump maybe thought he would pursue it along the same lines as president obama. it did not float well. stopped trying to use it against her quickly and never mentioned it again. the other way it worked out is that newsweek had to apologize from running the nonsense. initially it tried to defend it and initially they had to say they were sorry. kamala harris was elected vice president of the united states. the quack legal radio commentator guy that tried to get the idea into the bloodstream that senator harris is not a citizen, he melted back into obscurity. you will never hear from that guy again. until today. guess where that guy turned up today. he is the trump campaign's new lawyer. he is the lawyer that filed the brief today. seeking to have donald trump intervene in the supreme court lawsuit we covered here last night. the supreme court lawsuit brought by th

i take great offense at the criticism of kamala harris because she served as a prosecutor. black long time we had no prosecutors in the united states. she was the da in san francisco she took a stand against the death penalty and it almost cost her the election. it is unfair to paint her with a brush, when many people have not looked at the effort she made. and joe biden should be taken on his full record. i will remind people that crime bill that people talk about was supported by bernie sanders, too. it was supported by half of the congressional black caucus. if you are going to call out joe biden, call out everybody who supported that in the 1990's. not single out anyone. it's very important to recognize , now that joeoint biden and kamala harris -- the election is over. they have to be judged on their record going forward. we are going to press this administration on issues of racial justice. we are going to press them on police justice issues. as well as broader issues of race and economics. progressive policies in america today are not defined solely by medicare for a

and he will do the same for kamala harris. i don't doubt it. >> tonight's film also offers a rare glimpse into the process of picking a vice president. here's dick cheney talking about what happened to him. >> as we went through that process, we spent a couple of months with a lot of time talking about what he's looking for in a vice president. and what i was struck by was how much time and effort he had devoted to it. >> during the process, i came to the conclusion that the selector was the best person to be selected. >> and he said, you know, you're the solution to my problem. >> and i need your help and the country could benefit from your experience. >> and at that point, it dawned on me, i was a lousy head hunter. i hadn't found a good one yet or . >>> so the september 11th attacks obviously transformed the bush presidency and cheney who served for bush's father. he played a key role in shaping the u.s. military response. so in terms of foreign policy, what do you think kamala harris' role will be on the center stage. >> f

gavin newsom nombrÓ a alex padilla, sectario estado, como el reemplazante de kamala harris. esta decisiÓn es histórica, ya que padilla es el primero en este puesto. quien estÁ a favor de esta decisiÓn considera que padilla tiene experiencia y trayectoria para estar en washington, en momentos en los que podrÍan ser decisivos para la prÓxima administraciÓn de joe biden. ramÓn: buenas noches, las relaciones no se hicieron esperar al conocer que alex padilla ocuparÍa la vacante que dejÓ kamala harris en el senado, luego de aceptar la invitaciÓn de joe biden para ocupar la vicepresidencia de los estados unidos. Álamos con los partidarios de padilla y nos dicen por quÉ fue elegido. otros preguntan por quÉ ese asiento en el senado no se le otorgÓ a una mujer. esa es informaciÓn. la reacciÓn de organizaciones que trabajan para asegurar que haya representaciÓn de latinos en todos los niveles del gobierno, se manifestaron despuÉs de saber que alex padilla serÁ parte del senado de los estados unidos. >> el exsecretario alex padilla nos va a representar a todos como

where kamala harris is expected to get a covid-19 vaccine, the first of two doses, very soon. and up next, new body camera video shows the moments that bombing rocked nashville on christmas. the clues helping investigators figure out a motive. figure out a motive. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks >>> the ohio police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man in ohio has been fired. former officer adam coy shot and killed 47-year-old andre hill three days before christmas. coy was charged with noncriminal counts of criminal misconduct. he was fired for not providing medical assistance and for failing to turn on his body camera before the shooting. the police chief released a statement saying, quote, the evidence provided solid rationale for termination. mr. coy will now have to answer to the state investigators for the death of andre hill. neither coy nor his attorney have responded to a requester for comment. >>> new details about the christmas day bombing in nashville. th

. >> y gavin newsom nombró a alex, como el secretario del estado, el puesto vacante de kamala harris, conozcamos más del hispano que se convierte en gobernador federal . >> (habla en inglés) . >> hijo de inmigrantes alex padilla a sus 47 años, se convierte en el primer senador latino de california, lo que le da otro nivel de representante a hispanos, sus padres emigraron de méxico, criando su familia en pacoima, su padre era cocinero de comida rápida, su madre limpiaba casas, asistió a escuelas públicas, se graduó del instituto de tecnología en massachusetts, después en una de las universidades más prestigiosas del país, fue activista en la juventud, lychó cotra el crimen después fue elegido miembro del concejo municipal de los Ángeles, padilla el 2006 fue elegido en el senado de california, expandió la educación, demandando control de armas, como secretario de estado, defendió intensamente el programa de daca, y el de3recho al voto, ocupará el escaño hasta el 2022, cuando tiene que repostularse . >> y sobre la noticia que captó la atención de muchos, tenemos div

so kamala harris will be here in savannah on sunday. this will be her second visit to the state. the president-elect joe biden going to be here on monday. that, of course, the night before this runoff concludes. he's not going to be the only one here in georgia on that day. of course, president trump has promised to return for his second rally in support of the republican candidates on monday. and even though president trump has endorsed david perdue and kelly loeffler, the two republicans and is going to make two trips here for them, he certainly hasn't made their lives easy and you mentioned that coronavirus relief package. this is something both loeffler and perdue lobbied for and voted for when it only included that $600 payment. they never talked about the $2,000 increase until after president trump talked about that's what he wanted. it took perdue and loeffler about a week to come around to the conclusion that they, too, supported the 2,000 checks. they came out yesterday saying that they were going to back it. but perhaps this illustrated how important these senate runoff

he wants to do the same with ca kamala harris. there is a lot of goodwill going on between the both and it is coming across the screens on interviews. >> when they take office, they'll make history one of the few vice president becoming in chief, a vice president becoming president is not usual and the first woman ever to become vice president. it offers a glimpse into that process. here it is. >> as we mention that process a couple of months a lot of times talking about what he's looking for in a vice president. what i was struck by was how much time and efforts he devoted to it. >> the selector was the best person to be selected. >> he said you know you are the solution to my problem. >> i need your help and the country can benefit from your experience. >> it dawned on me. >> when you look at the ticket now, kamala harris is representing women for the first time ever in this position, how does this change how people see this and this relationship. i know it is very hard because you know we don't know what we don't know at this p

the result is that for joe biden and kamala harris won the election by overwhelming margins both the popular and electoral votes. i'd and here's ticket received more1 than 81 million votes, moe than any ticket in american history that was over 7 million more votes than trump pence. the biden/harris won the electoral college 306-232 the same total that president trump pulled a landslide just four years ago. since the election process president trump in his accolades have lost more than 50 lawsuits falsely claiming fraud or other irregularities in the 2020 election including the unanimous decision by the supreme court to discuss -- dismiss a lawsuit by the attorney general of texas and moreat than half of republin members of the house. today we heard from the junior jr. senator from missouri that he intends to object to election results particularly in pennsylvania estate for the trump campaign and its allies have brought no fewer than 13 lawsuits and lost every single one. many with republican judge's ruling. there've been only three individuals, three charged with voter fraud in penn

harris en el senado, siendo el primer senador hispano en california . >> una familia hondureña lleva el espíritu navideño a su comunidad que fue devastada, tendremos más de esta muestra de espíritu navideño, pero tenemos la amenaza de donald trump que puede poner en peligro los cheques de ayuda (música) el presidente donald trump amenaza por echar por la borda meses de negociaciones por el paquete de estímulo económico. exige cambios con un amplio apoyo bipartidista , calificó el plan como una desgracia y dijo que no lo firmará tal y como está, esto pone en alerta a millones de estadounidenses que sufren la crisis de la pandemia y se preguntan si tendrán el cheque de ayuda, cristina londoño tiene la información . >> así es, buenas noches, la amenaza de cancelar los cheques que esperan millones de estadounidenses salió de la nada, vía twitter en un mensaje de 4 minutos de presidente trump en que pareció confundir el presupuesto nacional y el plan de estímulo del coronavirus, dos paquetes distintos que el congreso aprobó de la mano y fueron enviados al mismo tiempo.

jillian: kamala harris appeared reluctant to make any definite statements on china. oh boy, a yearly tradition on "fox and friends" to watch santa and his little helpers rappel down a 22 story skyscraper. in the past four years, todd piro, janice dean and anyone brave enough to attempt the stunned, no one has ever asked me if it is the new guy's turn. live from stanford, connecticut. i got out of it. thank you so much for doing this. >> of course i'm nervous. i'm about to bail over a 15 story building but i feel a little better. i feel like i can do it. >> fire at will. here is the story. we are in stamford, connecticut, the top of the landmark tower, 22 stories. i will be with brian cashman. this where on december 10th on the yes network, santa, the grinch, his elves and brian cashman. will i do it twice? don't know how nervous to be about this. i'm 22 stories up, never done this before and about to do this. >> we have total faith in you. you see micah manly man, a macho guy who can take on anything. go down the side of the 22 story building. >> you are going to see

with president-elect biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. it will give us all a real feel for what biden's leadership will look like in 2021, especially on the pandemic. president-elect biden tells cnn his first plan will be to ask all americans to wear masks for the first 100 days of his presidency. masks will also be mandatory in federal buildings. he's also calling on congress to pass a comprehensive relief bill before january 20th. >> break overnight, the u.s. recorded the worst day of the coronavirus pandemic so far, setting records with every major metric. 2,879 new deaths reported in the u.s. yesterday. and to give you a sense of what that means, it's a thousand more deaths than all the americans who died in hurricane katrina. it's like having a katrina and a half every single day. more than 100,000 americans are hospitalized this morning. that also a record. more than 217,000 new cases. that's a record. a key model now forecast that the death toll in the u.s. will double by april to more than half a million people. and to give you a

the secretary of state alex padilla will replace vice president-elect kamala harris. >> got a lot of work to do and i'm ready. >>> he began as a member of the l.a. city council and is the son of working-class parents who immigrated from mexico. >> can you imagine what mom would be thinking now as i ask you if you want to be the next great senator of the state of california. >> i am proud and i am hull belled because of them. >>> one of padilla's biggest pushes was defending votes rights and election security. we spoke with him about those efforts. >> reporter: why do you see a rise in people deciding to have no party preference? >> a sign of the times. it is up to candidates and political parties to make their case to eligible voters why they should affiliate with them. >> latino organizations are applauding this. >> they are going to take the experiences to washington to make sure that we get more than $600 in terms of a relief check and when the vaccine is rolled out, that it is rolled out with equity. >> he will serve out the remainder of vice president-elect kamala harris' term.

kamala harris. to me, this is the second part of my journey as i look to senator harris, the first woman of color and in asian american, once again i am honored to stand before you to cast my vote for a woman, and in particular, an asian woman, as my granddaughters are asian americans. for me, the liberty bell is ringing loud and clear. 105 years ago, pennsylvania women who were carrying the torch for equality created a mock liberty bell. it was just like the one in independence hall. they carried it to all corners of pennsylvania and said, we will not ring it until women get the right to vote. that day came and the bell is ringing in my ears today. let us share this moment together and honor all of those brave people who came before us. let us ring the liberty bell loud and clear so that it can be heard all over the world. and let everyone know that pennsylvania is the state that gave the united states its and its its justice, honorable standing in the world. we are the state that put joseph then a

kamala harris didn't like biden. biden, in the basement, she thought he was a misogynist i guess but now she will play it along. biden didn't get along with the left and now has to play along. at some point, you know, someone will sneeze and the whole thing will fall out. >> tammy: we will see. your premise that k in fact, he may be gone and she may be the one sitting in the chair may be the difference. victor, thank you so much, great perspective. now to get rid of the backache, the left explains coming up next. ♪ .. ♪ >> tammy: one kentucky man frustrating with clearing his snow-covered driveway is using a little creativity and a lot of fire. that is beautiful, i love us. the american spirit and he had a beverage and littering but on his own property so that's fine. this is the american spirit right there, flaming in front of you. it is a beautiful thing. and, look, he that is clever too. you guys, thank you so much for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." i'm tammy bruce and for laura ingraham

you will definitely have -- probably have vice president kamala harris' endorsement. he has to be careful, but he will be a strong ally of biden. he will be very much in the liberal democrat but don't expect him to be the leader of progressive's. to replace alex padilla as california secretary of state, gavin newsom has named status of the woman shirley weber. if confirmed, she would become the first black secretary of state in california's history. if you can comment on this and what it means for the landscape you wouldn't -- if a progressive, would you say liberal democratic senator alex padilla? when you look at the other latinx senators from ted cruz to marco rubio to menendez? >> first, the appointment of shirley weber. this is what i was referring to in the past, how brilliant governor newsom was. criticisme to deflect about not appointing an african-american woman to the u.s. senate by simultaneously appointing an african-american woman to secretary of state. it was a brilliant move. it is difficult for meone to say, hey, this was terrible, did not appoint an a

joe biden and kamala harris, 2020 person of the year. there is one word i want to focus on, division, they rail against division, but was rejected by 70 million people. what do you think of this? >> reporter: biden being picked as person of the year continues a two decade tradition of picking the president-elect has person of the year but the first time in the magazine's history they picked the vice president elect as well, kamala harris, and harris continues to steal the spotlight from joe biden and that is how influential she will be in this administration, where radical leftists control the democratic party at this point and harris was one of the most left-wing us senators, so it speaks to how much power and who is controlling the democratic party. joe biden has called himself a transitional figure. harris could have real power in this administration. neil: called her president harris before, not hiding the ball on this one. appreciate you joining us. carley: country star, the supreme court will overturn the election, we will tell you

we end this holiday special looking at the election of joe biden and kamala harris, who will become the first womavice president as well as the first african american, indian american, caribbean american, and asian american elected to the office. two days after the election was called for biden and harris, i spoke to two guests, professor eddie glaude, chair of princeton university's department of african american studies and author of "begin again: james baldwin's america and its urgent lessons for our own," and also, from north carolina, i talked to bree newsome bass, an artist and antiracist and housing rights activist. she made national headlines in 2015 when she scaled the 30-foot flagpole at the south carolina state capitol to remove the confederate flag shortly after the massacre of eight african american parishioners and their pastor by a white supremacist at the emanuel ame church in charleston, south carolina. when police ordered her down, she responded by saying -- bree: you come against me with hatred and oppression and violence. i come against you in the name of god. this f

harris will be vice president on january 6, and make no mistake about it, joe biden and kamala harris will be sworn in as president and vice president on january 20. now, let me return to the matters at hand. today the senate will begin the process of overriding the president's veto on the annual defense bill. the house has already overridden the veto by a comfortable margin. i expect the senate to follow suit and enact the ndaa into law over president trump's evolving and ridiculous objections. congress has passed the annual defense bill for 59 years in a row. it's an important opportunity to ensure our defense insecurity policies reflect the evolving challenges of our world and provide our service members and their families as well as the defense department civilians the support, resource, and training they need. the particular legislation includes a pay raise for troops, provisions that will allow the executive branch to -- to be better postured and identify breaches to american cybersecurity, and in the wake of the solar winds hack, that might be a good policy to enact. nonetheles

when senator kamala harris became vice president-elect kamala harris, she delivered to the nation several historic firsts, the first african-american, first southasian and first female roois president-elect. >> while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. >> reporter: the vice president's role varies with every administration, but there is one trait most have in common, political expertise. harris served as san francisco district attorney, california attorney general and senator for the nation's most populous state and she'll bring that breadth of experience with her to the white house. she was at the forefront of some of the most consequential hearings of the last four years. >> she's ready to do this job on day one. >> reporter: while harris will assume office january 20th with no formal blueprint for how to perform the job, president-elect biden did offer something of a framework during his time serving under president obama. >> he asked me what i wanted most importantly. i told him i wanted to be the last person in the room before he made important decisions.

just wrapped up my interview with vice president-elect kamala harris. this is her beloved alma mater. hee's your "gma first look." i think people will be very encouraged to hear what you said that mitch mcconnell and joe biden have spoken. he has acknowledged that he is the president-elect. >> yeah. how important do you think that is? >> i think it is critically important. i applaud mitch mcconnell for talking to joe biden today. it should have been earlier, but let's move forward. where we can find common purpose and common ground, let's do that. >> just a sneak peek of my interview with the vice president-elect and you can see much more of my interview coming up on "gma." >>> let's talk more about what to expect when you step outside and later tonight when the ran rolls in. it's 5:09. temperature 40 in castro valley. 42 in union city. everyone else around 44 to 47. with a mostly cloudy sky. high clouds over the east bay. we have some 30s in the east bay valleys. upper 30s there. low 40s down in the south bay. and low to mid 40s in the north bay. the w