a massive security operation for the inauguration it was. a powerful blast ripped through a residential building in madrid killing at least 4 people and gas leak is suspected we hear from why would this is. that moment i knew we were working near the building we heard a massive explosion and we all ran outside to help people playing because we felt the walls vibrate and we thought it was in the university and when we went outside it was rubble in the street. from moscow you want your to international with me daniel hawkins were you are tonight s welcome to the program. that has officially now been sworn in as the 46th president of the united states bring to a close donald trump s 4 years in office and his speech biden called for unity at a quote historic time of crisis and challenge now ahead of the inauguration 200000 flags were placed on the national mall represent the crowds kept away from the ceremony due to the pandemic other safety measures don t relate to cope with the
given al this is a live from doha also coming up. the news of biden s when brought supporters out to celebration cities across the u.s. and outside the white house. but donald trump and his supporters to follow the president is showing no sign of conceding as he prepares to challenge a ballot cults in several states. that hasn t stopped leaders from around the world applauded joe biden treating many who have had a rocky relationship with trump. joe biden has declared victory in the u.s. elections earlier he and his running mate carla harris addressed the nation from his home state of delaware he spoke of uniting a country that has seen deep divisions the pandemic and racial unrest often dominating the headlines. the people of this nation have spoken. they ve delivered us a clear victory a convincing victory a victory for good for we the people we ve won with the most votes ever cast of presidential ticket in the history of the nation 74 marrying in the law but i must admit a
reaching out to the 70 million americans who voted for president trump. let s give each other a chance. we have to stop treating our opponents as our enemies. they are not our enemies. they are americans. this morning as the president-elect looks ahead to 2021, president trump is still claiming falsely that he won the election. his legal team says it is ready to fight the results even as pressure builds on the president to concede. we will have lie reporve report will talk to chuck todd just ahead. then, our sunday focus on the historic vice president-election kamala harris, the daughter of immigrants who helped propel her ticket to the white house. plus in our sunday spotlight, a great conversation between harry smith and historian john meacham about where the country is and where it is headed after this election. at least four years under president trump. later we will continue to a new sunday sit-down with one of the most talented artists in all of music. gra
road. oakland road where there s a crash but only on the on ramp. the freeway itself is open, standard slowing there. at the bay bridge toll plaza a backup here, the metering lights are on, shifting around pretty light. we ll talk about what s holding it up north. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well, as election day nears, americans as the race to the white house comes down to the wire. people are voting in masses. more than 94 million votes have already been cast. that s more than two-thirds of the votes that were cast in 2016. today in the bay s tracie potts, i want to start with the news president trump is making calling out dr. fauci. reporter: so we know they ve been bumping heads over covid for months now. at a rally in florida last night the people, the president s supporters, were cheering for fauci to be fired and this was the president s response. fire fauci! fire fauci! fire fauci! don t tell anybody, but let me wait until a little bit after the ele
it s still in novato but makes a big difference if you re traveling on the highway. 37 no problem but you may be distracted. very light traffic. you see that throughout the area. no backup at the bay bridge. tiny slowing out of the altamont. back to you, laura. thanks so much, mike. here we go, decision 2020. a little over 24 hours the polls open in california. president trump now suggesting if he wins re-election he may fire america s top infectious disease expert. check out this exchange at a rally in florida last night. fire fauci! fire fauci! don t tell anybody but let me wait until a little bit after the election. the president and dr. anthony fauci have had several highly publicized disagreements during the pandemic. now that news comes as both presidential candidates are making one final push to voters ahead of the election. today in the bay s tracie potts is live for us in wilmington, delaware, with a look at the latest full day of campaigning. sure to be