we saw the pentagon hit and we know about the plane in pennsylvania. it was an ordinary workday. i got home then my husband raced to the school and got our children and we all stayed at home. >> do you remember what you told your kids that day? >> i worried about them because i remember in our den, i was watching television coverage. by the time they got home, i had seen the planes hit far too many times. based on the age of our children, the eldest was maybe in seventh grade. they had some sense of what is going on. then the next one was maybe in fourth grade than first grade. the younger two didn't seem to have a sense of what was happening whereas the eldest had a small sense that this was a national tragedy and something frightening. i remember being glued to the television because what would happen next and what was this all about. also, that the kids can't watch this. the bodies going out of the buildings. at first, they saw some unfiltered footage then i realized this was not something any child should seek. -- not something any child should see. we were honest with them a

after pennsylvania's supreme court overturned his conviction, he returned to his philadelphia home on wednesday, just hours after his release. the 83 year old served more than 2 years for 10 years sentence on charges of drinking and assaulting a woman in 2004. during the trial, the judge allowed both her testimony as well as that of 5 other accuses to show a pattern of abuse. the state's highest court says the testimony of the 5 others tainted the trial. oh, bill cosby tweeted that we quote, he's never changed. his stands or his story, i think that he's always maintained his innocence, and he's thanked his fans, the porters and friends, as well as the pennsylvania supreme court. she upper tansy has more from washington, dc. there wasn't a judgement about whether cause to be drugged in sexually assaulted or women. this is a judgment about whether due process was followed and cause we received a fair trial. we have to go back to 2005 when he was initially charged with sexually assaulting women. the prosecutor at the time declined to press criminal charges instead. he apparently vocally

coming up thursday morning, discussion of president joe biden's inauguration legislative priorities with pennsylvania democratic congressman, brendan boyle. daughter rachel gave congress been, buddy carter. watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 p.m. eastern thursday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook, tex and tweets. ♪♪ >> you're watching c-span2, unfiltered view of government. c-span2 created by america's cable television company. today brought to you by these television companies provides this to viewers as a public service. >> the confirmation hearing for attorney lincoln, the biden administration's nominee to be secretary of state. he previously served as deputy secretary of state during the obama administration, testified before the senate foreign relations committee.

people lined up down pennsylvania avenue. soon to be the place of the parade. more than half 1 million visitors from every state in the union, on the festive inauguration day. since early morning, festivities and people have taken their place along the parade route. buttons honoring hari s truman. the elected president of the united states. mrs. truman, elvin barkley's daughter, the president elect, and chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. the man from missouri, to take his oath of all office. in capital plaza, more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness this. even more on television, and hear over worldwide radio. the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz, admiral halsey, and general levy. supreme court justices, attend and mostly followed by the presidential party. and the chief executives wife's and daughters. a battery of motion pictures cameras arrive. alvin berkeley of kentucky, for 36 years, has taken his vice presidential oath of office. >> so help me god. >> then hurry as truman is sworn in, we buy that sheaf justice. >> raise your

my home state of pennsylvania. i am certain my senators casey and senator toomey remember what happened there. in e as they did in michigan, he began calling election officials, including my former colleagues in the pennsylvania legislature. republicans, majority leader and speaker of the house. majority leader ward said the president called her to quote declare there was a fraud in the voting. end quote. on december 25th, president trump foenld in to a falcon state senate policy hearing trying to convince the republican legislators there had been a fraud in the vote. he had his lawyer hold up a phone in that hearing room so the committee could hear him. here's what we said. >> we can't let that happen. we can't let it happen for our country, and this election has to be turned around, because we won pennsylvania by a lot and all these swing states by a lot. >> this was a gathering. i've attended many, i have to tell you. a lot of policy hearings. i have to say with some confidence that was likely the first time a p

that was a very, very huge court battle here in pennsylvania in 2018. throughout the congressional maps republicans are very clearly drawn it for their advantage. it went from being a very strong republican map to being equally split between democrats and republicans. some of our districts became famous as daffy duck and other cartoon characters for the very unique shape. they're also thrown out in 2011, 2012 back when the redistricting cycle happened. also reasons are unconstitutional they had split counties in too many ways against our constitution. so yes pennsylvania when the ground zero but also as an example of how the court increasingly becoming involved in unfair maps but lawmakers can't figure how to do it themselves. >> host: finally what is spotlight pa? >> spotlight pa is a nonprofit newsroom. we are based in harrisburg but serve the entire state. we have 77 partners we share stories with. in government with an accountability angle too. >> sarah and hughes as a >> do you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. qu

he joins us from oil, city, pennsylvania, under tablo. welcome back to the news asa is, is significant here that what we're seeing in part a tiny fraction of what we're seeing is the people of beirut pushing back against has bhalla. yes, i think it is in the sense that the corp last wish devastated beirut. little over a year ago, united lebanese in there to test for corruption and also which crosses over with as follows rise. so it's increasing domination over lebanese society. so when hes paula and i'm on, protester demanded the renewal of the judge. it seems lebanese forces opened fire, which lead to a larger problem, and it is symbolic. it's along the green line, but it's something akin to the may, 2008. a conflict where we saw has gone to downtown this time. i think lebanese society is much more polarized and hezbollah have a harder time. is this judge in question now? in effect, i guess a marked man. he was not very well known until his name started circulating on all the front pages around the world to day. well a yes he is because

. >> here's michael in pennsylvania. democrats line. >> caller: good morning, everyone. i want to say, it's very funny how the previous administration gives tax cuts to some of the wealthiest companies in the country, and republicans are fine with it. now that mr. biden wants to invest in america, and truly make it great again, there's all this pushback. we need -- we're in the middle of a global pandemic. obviously millions of people have lost their jobs. companies have been decimated. this investment is needed here domestically to help the country. i don't see where investing in broadband or transportation is a bad thing. these are things that i feel the government should do. in cooperation with private partnerships to make america better. so i'm all for any investment in the united states. and i do believe, if they want to push a green new deal, all the coal and oil workers need to be retrained and they have to invest money in these people so they don't feel left behind. thank you. >> okay. >> you bring up a good point, with the tax cuts in 2017, republicans used what

host: michael in pennsylvania, democrats line. caller: good morning. i want to say it is funny how the previous administration gives tax cuts to some of the wealthiest companies in our country and at the republicans are fine with that. now that biden wants to invest in america, and truly make it great again, there's all this pushback. we need -- we are in the middle of a global pandemic, obviously millions have lost their jobs, companies have been decimated, so this investment is needed. these are things that are here domestically that will help the economy. i do not see where investing in broadband for rural areas is a bad thing. we are trying to make transportation more efficient. our system is probably one of the worst, if you compare it to europe or japan. these are things i feel like the government should do in cooperation with private partnerships, to make america better. so, i am for any investment in the u.s. and the one thing i believe, if all these oil workers want a job, they need to invest money in these people so they do not feel left behi

pennsylvania avenue is thronged with cheering multitudes. a great, a solemn event in the life of this nation. the swearing in of the citizen whom the people have chosen to guide, serve and protect the entire country for the next four years. and for america's symbol of freedom when he swears in henry wallace, his successor. as in previous inaugurations justice hughs administers the sacred oath. >> i frankly del no roosevelt do swaulmly swear i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and to will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> as president roosevelt accepts with confidence and grace the honor which george washington refused. >> in this day the task of the people is to save that nation is its institutions from disruption, from without. in the face of great perils never before in combat, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this for the spirit of america and the faith

and then they stopped at the treasury building which was basically the end of pennsylvania avenue. at the treachery building, they have this pageant, which you can see lady liberty. in between, the suffered just how to make their way through 500,000 spectators which is a huge number one of the problems of the parade it did not have police protection because the chief of police in washington d.c. was not a friend to suffragists. so, he denied them police protection, even though alice paul had applied for a permit. instead, the secretary of war who is part of the presidential cabinet, henry el stimson, had the national guard on standby in nearby fort myers in virginia. so, when the crowd got really unruly and started to basically man-handling and being aggressive towards the suffragists, that's when they literally called in the cavalry from virginia and had that group called and served as the protectors of the suffragists. it was quite dramatic in that sense, the suffragists were not expecting these huge, huge crowds. but, they did upstage president wilson because the next day was hi

senator hugh scott of pennsylvania, minority whip. the governors of all the states are invited. and each is seated following the entrance of the senators. members of the diplomatic corps also figure prominently among the selected guests. led by the secretary of state and the secretary of defense, the new cabinet arrives. chief justice earl warren and the associate justices of the supreme court take their place. among some of the other distinguish cast, command pilot of the historic apollo eight space journey. as the inaugural stand fills, each guest being seated according to custom and a long-standing tradition. another ritual takes place, one mile away at the white house. the final hour of the outgoing president as speaker of the house john mccormack escorts miss nixon and mr. johnson to the car. president johnson leave the white house for the last time. this building that has been his home for five years will be readied over the next two hours to receive its new tenant. during the brief ride to the capital, both men take advantage of a few moments of privacy to hold their fina

last week in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, i announced my plan to rebuild what i referred to as the back bone of america through the american jobs plan. it is not a plan that tinkers around the edges, it is a once in a generation investment in america. since we built the interstate highway system and won the space race decades ago, it is the single largest investment in jobs since world war ii. it is a plan that puts millions of americans to work to fix what is broken in our country, roads and highways, thousands of bridges in desperate need of repair. but it also is a blueprint for infrastructure needed for tomorrow. not just yesterday, tomorrow. for american jobs, for american competitiveness. last week, i said that once congress is back from recess i would get to work right away because we have no time to lose. so, here we are. democrats, republicans will have ideas about what they like and do not like about our plan. that is a good thing. that is the american way, that is the way democracy works. debate is welcome, compromise is inevitable, changes are certain. in the next few weeks,

we have a really charming graduation gown, and this was worn by a young woman at a coed college in pennsylvania, and she wore it the following month as her wedding dress so you can see that white is a traditional color, that we have for these rights of passage and especially for young women, it represents innocence and so on. so we can go over here to the reform section and another thing that was happening in this period is that women were leaving the victorian color, where you know that women should have just activities like sewing and reading and doing a bit of charity and raising their children and running their home. nothing wrong with that. but the new woman wanted more and the new woman looked around her community and said there is so much work that needs to be done and this is the progressive era. so women were saying saying we need to go on beyond the confines of our home, and they were guardians of the home, and i have to justify leaving the home and getting involved in issues that affected the home. so for example they said if it's our job to raise and feed our children, we need to kn

in pennsylvania, we are announcing a new community fox nation center at the pennsylvania convention center in philadelphia. this site will have capacity to have 6000 per day. selection of all of these sites he's dealing with the cdc framework that's been developed to target vaccinations to those who are most vulnerable. they lunch fox nation sites and in locations that promote equity and deploy the cdc's social vulnerability impacts. the federal government will be deploying teams immediately to work hand-in-hand with state and local jurisdictions to get the site set up. and we expect both to be up and running in the next two weeks. so that is the brief that is on the white house covid response team. here we will have more announcements to come next week. and with that i will turn it over to doctor wolinsky to overfeed the state of the pandemic and public health. dr. walensky. subject thank you so much i'm glad to be back with you today. i have new information to share cdc regarding ongoing safety monitoring of the covid 19 vaccine. but before i go into those findings want to provide a brie

pennsylvania avenue, soon to be the main artery of president truman's triumphant parade. railroad yards are jammed as more than half a million visitors from all over the union came to washington on this festive inauguration day. ♪ narrator: since early morning, spectators have been at their places along the parade route. hawkers ply their wares, buttons honoring harry s. truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. truman, the vice president-elect and chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremonies. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representatives, goes to take his oath of office, after the greatest political upset in united states history. in capitol plaza, more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and hear it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimmet, marine corps general standard grip. united states secretary general lee. the black robed supreme court justices descend the depths of the platform headed by the chief executive's wife and daughter. a battery of m

i want to turn now for congressman brendan boyle, the second district of pennsylvania. one of

and a vaccinating superhero from pennsylvania is our good news story of the day. all next on live! ♪ and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. [cheers and applause] [groans] morning. good morning. it is already monday. already monday. - are you in pain? - april 12th. why, did it look-- did it look like i was in pain? well, you said "ow" and then you doubled over. well, no, i was doing my sprints over the weekend, and, you know, my sprint's at 7.0, and my knee is a little inflamed, i think, from them. oh.

. >> e street to pennsylvania avenue northwest. >> warnings were given every two to three minutes by both cruiser loudspeaker and bullhorn. those that ignored the opportunity were taken into custody without exception. by early afternoon, field arrest forms were reinstated and arrests totaled over 7,000, the largest single day arrest total recorded in american history. our nation's capital does not possess facilities for detaining 7,000 prisoners. no government should stand ready to arrest and detain thousands of people at one time. when the police were forced to take action, they were also forced to use facilities which provided a minimum of security, shelter, and sanitation. this was what the demonstrators wanted. as stated in the manual, it greatly enhances our tactical position if the jails and detention facilities are filled with demonstrators. the specter of thousands of people jailed in the government's unsuccessful attempt to control may day will graphically demonstrate the political isolation of the war-making government. tens of thousands going to jail will make the choices

pennsylvania avenue, soon to be the main artery of president truman's triumphant parade. railroad yards are jammed as more than half a million visitors from every state in the union came to washington on this festive inauguration day. ♪ narrator: since early morning, spectators have been at their places along the parade route. hawkers ply their wares, buttons honoring harry s. truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. truman, the vice president-elect, and chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremonies. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representatives, leads the procession to the capitol. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office, after the greatest political upset in united states history. in capitol plaza, more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and hear it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz, marine corps general vandergrift, and admiral halsey. united states secretary general lee. the black robed supreme court justices descend the dept

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go past the complex one is pennsylvania avenue one is independence avenue this is pennsylvania avenue here in front of the white house independence avenue on the other side so more on that side of the building here and that side of capitol hill there were reports that someone around the vehicle into to us c.p. that's the united states capitol police officers a suspect is in custody both officers injured all 3 being transported to the hospital and that statement coming from the u.s. e.p. just in the last 5 minutes or so ok allan thank you for now stay there and we'll see if i can get you back on the phone to get into it with whatever they need to understand having a look at google maps here at the same time as well trying to get a. handle on things so the north barricade vehicle where when you on independence avenue as alan says the other side i think from the picture we're looking at. all this could be the you know i'm struggling to get a bearing on that to be honest. but some of the close up pictures that we're seeing now as well of and as allan said the report that vehicles have. th

president biden took his american manufacturing and jobs agenda on the road in pennsylvania. at the plant he pushed for more investments and growth of us-based companies and pledged to have the federal government by more american-made products. this runs for an hour. ♪♪ i just came to drive a truck. that one, back in the corner you can't see. the best pickup truck letters on your life. everybody have a seat. carl, thank you. i'm sorry about your mom. i really am. so many people. well over 630,000 americans have lost their lives because of covid. what we have now is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. protect yourself and the children out there. it's important. a significant consumers of healthcare myself, my family i've often said this and, i mean, it from the bottom of my heart, thank your daughter for me. if there's any nurses, doctors -- [inaudible] a lot of time in the icu. tell them thank you, thank you. i really mean it. [applause] i want to thank the congresswoman for the district. where are you? [cheering] >> they say she's bragging on you. you do because you have fam

this fight is far from over, as i told the woman in pennsylvania, i will tell you the truth. on july 4, with your loved ones, is the goal. but a goal, a lot can happen. conditions can change. the scientists have made clear that things may get worse again, as new variants of the virus spread. we've got work to do to ensure that everyone has confidence in the safety and effectiveness of all three vaccines. that's why did my message is this -- listen to dr. fauci, one to have the most distinguished and trusted voices in the world. he's assured us the vaccines are safe. they underwent rigorous scientific review. i know they're safe. vice president harris and i know they're safe. that's why we got the vaccine publicly in front of cameras, for the world to see, so you could see us do it. the first lady and the second gentlemen also got vaccinated. talk to your family, your friends, your neighbors, the people you know best who got the vaccine. we need everyone we know to get vaccinated. we need eveone to keep washing their hands, stay socially distanced, and keep wearing the masks a

in pennsylvania, they write that the associated press -- they write that -- they are writing legislation to prohibit travel passes from being used to bar people from routine activities. next, bill, orange park, florida. caller: what good is that going to do, to know when we all had our vaccines when the biden administration is letting in all these people that have the virus? do the democrats think it's only going to kill republicans? i don't believe this. thanks for the call. stephen is next from massachusetts. what about this idea of vaccine passports? caller: i oppose the idea. host: why? caller: it's not necessary. host: thank you for the call. if you support the idea of a vaccine passport, call (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, (202) 748-8001 . you can also send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. catherine, you are next in tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. good morning. yes, my comment is just about the passport. i do think that we should have something to identify that we have had the vaccines and what i did was i had both of mine two months ago i guess, both of them.

president i ask unanimous consent that i be allowed to complete my remarks in the center from pennsylvania senator toomey be allowed to complete his remarks prior to the scheduled roll call vote. >> without objection. >> mr. president i come to the fore today to. talk about what people in wyoming are seeing every day and that's a rise in prices at the gas station when they go to the grocery store. they are paying more and more. every month since joe biden took the oath of office prices have been rising faster than wages. people are feeling the bite in their wallet by these higher prices. in effect people across the country and certainly my home state of wyoming have suffered a paycheck cut because the money doesn't gock as far. president biden told us this wouldn't happen. he actually said inflation is transitory. well president biden may still believe that get after seven months in a row it doesn't look transitory to most americans. economists have revised their expectations. expectations of inflation are revised in ways that will pay higher prices for longer periods of time. they revise

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down pennsylvania avenue, the inaugural parade is led by the washington metropolitan motorcycle police. the president in an open car, waves to them all. the crowd is cheering wildly. from windows and on the street. as a parade approaches, they turn up 15th street. the president and mamie, are followed by the vice president, and pat nixon. the colors of the 48 states, the district of columbia, and territories. earl warren, chief justice of the supreme court, followed by members of the presidents cabinet. the president with mamie have arrived at the stand, where they will view the parade. that the united states military academy cadets from west point, lead the division. and as the cadets colors pass, what it reminds the president going back to the time of 44 years ago, when he marched as a cadet in front of woodrow wilson. not sure than what kind of destiny would be in the future for him. the united states naval academy banned, followed closely by the brigade -- . men who will lead the united states navy, in this time. and for the first time, ever to appear in an inaugural parade, the ne

so, let us go to bob in fayetteville, pennsylvania, who opposes this. go ahead. caller: i am just glad that it did not go as far as he was saying that he wanted to go when he was running for president. if you remember he was going to get rid of the awesome -- the automatics with a stroke of a pen, which i assume is what he is doing today. and, basically what he is doing is stuff around the edges, and i think he has a pretty smart man. he realized that if you went ahead with what he was threatening to do we would have another civil war in this country. people are not going to allow the government to kick their door down and confiscate their weapons, that is not going to happen. at least not without a bloodbath. so, this is proof that he -- host: that is bob in pennsylvania. patricia in ohio, a supporter. hello. caller: hello, i definitely support it. the second amendment is a misinterpreted, it calls for a militia that is -- what is the technical term? but, in ohio just past the stand your ground -- just passed the stand your ground bill in ohio and it is proven t

did you go to new york city have you been to shanksville pennsylvania? >> i haven't been to shanksville. we went to new york a few days -- i don't recall the specific length of time but mayor giuliani met us and we to the sites and ship, the name of which i can't recall which turned out to be relief headquarters. we talked to all courageous heroes working on the site who later would find out what would be in their own lives. we went to the pentagon shortly -- i think were at the pentagon the very next day but we did as much on-site review and made the effort in the most sincere heartfelt way to express our profound sympathy to all of those who have lost lives. >> ten years later, how do you reflect on what this country and the world went through? >> i reflect in several ways. first, it was a transformational moment. transformational in profound ways and small ways. i think it probably let us to wars interchange in a way we conduct our lives from how we get on airplanes to how we communicate and level of scrutiny involved with communication today. i proba

crowds lined pennsylvania avenue soon to be the main artery of president truman's triumphant parade. railroad are jammed as more than half a million visitors flocked to washington on the inauguration day. since early morning spectators have been at their places along the parade route. their pennants and buttons honoring harry truman elected president of the united states. mrs. truman, daughter margaret, the vice president elect and the chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremony. mr. truman escorted by congressional representative lead the procession to the capitol. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office with the greatest upset in american history. in capitol plaza more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and hear it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz and admiral halsey and general lee. the supreme court justices descend the steps of the inaugural platform mostly followed by the presidential party and wife and daughter. barkley of kentucky has taken his vice presi

thank you, i asked unanimous consent that i be allowed it to complete my remarks in the senator from pennsylvania feet allowed to make his remarks of prior to the roll call vote predict and thank you. i come to the floor today to talk about what people in wyoming are seeing every day and that is rising prices when you go to the gas station in the grocery store and they are paying more and more. and every month since joe biden took the oath of office, the prices have been rising faster than wages people are feeling the bite in their wallets of these higher prices. in effect, people all across the country and certainly in my state of of wyoming, has suffered a paycheck cut because the money just does not go as far. president biden told us this would not happen. he actually said inflation was transitory. well, president biden may still believe that yet after seven months in a row, it does not look transitory to most americans. and now economists have actually revise their expectations. expectations of inflation and they have revised it in ways that we are going to be paying higher prices for longer

two of three come from pennsylvania. the third comes from pennsylvania also. so, this infrastructure bill is huge and important to us. we need to make sure the roads, bridges and as the secretary pointed out the third-largest number of bridges in the united states. we need to make sure the roads and bridges actually work and of all of the other things we need broadband. everybody in the 21st century needs to be connected with the internet and broadband and of the water systems. we need to make sure the electric grid is up to speed. in this age of the connectedness. all these things are so important to everybody in the united states, but i think there's nowhere that needs this more than pennsylvania. we absolutely need all the things this bill brings. and it's why i was one of the strongest supporters in lobbying for this because it is important. i know there are some folks that look at this and say we really shouldn't be spending this amount of money but we've been putting this off for far too long, decades. i was in business before i took this job. to make an

it happened in pennsylvania as well. allegations about the election being invalid in pennsylvania. top justice department official sent it out to the federal prosecutor in western pennsylvania. on january 1, trump white house chief of staff told the attorney general to have another official look into non-sense moon bat claims about the georgia election being invalid. how did the attorney general respond? he sent that other justice department official in fact the cell phone number of the u.s. attorney in georgia. that u.s. attorney gets called. we don't know what happened in the call. within two days that same official who also rang the bell of the u.s. attorney in georgia and pennsylvania is on the phone with the u.s. attorney in georgia and then sending that u.s. attorney in georgia a thank you for his resignation. what did he resign over? what was he asked to do that he resigned instd of doing it? what we have now isn't just a record of trump and the white house chief of staff using the justice department to over turn the election and keep trump in power. the record of the justic

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currently find her album at number othe billboard 200 but olivia rodrigo herself, spending the day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, on wednesday. the 18-year-old driver's license superstar visiting the white house, to meet with president biden to encourage young people to get the covid vaccine. >> it doesn't matter if you're young and healthy, get the vaccine to protect yourself and friends and your family. let's get vaccinated. >> olivia in a 1995 pink chanel two piece set, older than she is, by the way, as she made a surprise appearance in the white house press briefing room. >> liolivia rodrigo, who traverd red lights and stop signs to see us. if you know her music, you'll get that reference. >> first i want to say i am beyond humbled to be here today to spread the message about the importance of youth vaccination. >> cdc data showing that young people between the ages of 18 and 24 have the highest rates of covid-19 cases and only 41% of the age group is fully vaccinated. >> i'm in awe of the work president biden and dr. fauci has done and am happy to help lend my support to this important initiative. >

great patriots as he called them that morning were around noon began speaking as a rally just down pennsylvania avenue even before dawn front finished speaking his supporters began to walk down to the capitol and they were already starting to chant stop the steel storm the capitol invade the capitol fight for trump. and by 12 53 pm they had violently forced their way through the barricades here at the capitol now about 1 o'clock that day with this chaos just starting speaker pelosi as the constitution requires formally commence the process by which this chamber certifies the election results within 10 minutes at 1 11 pm as if almost on cue donald trump concluded his speech with his final reminder to the thousands gathered there it was time to go to the capitol let's watch it we're going to the capitol and we're going to try and get. but we're going to try and give our republicans their weight ones because the strong ones don't need any of our we're trying to go in to try and give them the kind of pride and boldness that they need to take back our country so let's walk down pennsylvania avenue i

capitol and scenes from the inaugural parade on pennsylvania avenue. ♪♪ ♪ this is my country ♪ ♪ land of my birth ♪ ♪ this is my country grandest on earth ♪ ♪ i pledge my allegiance america the bold ♪ ♪ for this is my country to have and to hold ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ of a new president, a group of men meet in the nation's capitol. this is the joint congressional inaugural committee. under the chairmanship of senator edward dirk son of illinois, the members establish policy, work out details. senator dirk son is assisted by senators mike mansfield of montana, representative gerald ford of michigan, speaker of the house john mccormick of massachusetts, representative carl albert of oklahoma, and mark trice, the executive director of the joint inaugural committee. the nation lays out an elaborate welcome mat for the new president and as the final day approaches tens of thousands of citizens from every state and territory arrive to witness the momentous event. for many without tickets, it was a long and cold wait. january 20th began with below-freezing weather and thousands of

virginia: i was born and raised in gettysburg, pennsylvania. very small town. my whole family was there. aunts, uncles, grandparents. it was easy to have a family relationship. it was my mom and dad and three girls, i was the middle of the three girls. my dad was in world war ii, the army corps of engineers, served in alaska. his brother john was a physician and he served in the european tour in belgian and in the korean conflict. my mother's brother, he served on the are skinny, so i did have service people in my family. one of the highlights of gettysburg is memorial day. when i was a little girl, they had the grade school kids march in the memorial day parade carrying flowers and we would march in our classes and it was a long march, but back then, it did not seem like it. we would march towards the gettysburg national cemetery, and when the taps started playing, we were eschewing flowers on the unknown soldier's grave, many from the civil war. i remember the semicircular gravestones had flags where we were supposed to lay the flowers and some of them had na

pennsylvania avenue, soon to be the main artery of president truman's triumphant parade. railroad yards are jammed as more than half a million visitors from every state in the union came to washington on this festive inauguration day. ♪ narrator: since early morning, spectators have been at their places along the parade route. hawkers ply their wares, buttons honoring harry s. truman, elected president of the united states. mrs. truman, the vice president-elect, and chief executive depart for the inaugural ceremonies. mr. truman, escorted by congressional representatives, leads the procession to the capital. the man from missouri goes to take his oath of office, after the greatest political upset in united states history. in capitol plaza, more than 100,000 people are on hand to witness the induction. millions more see the event on television and hear it over worldwide radio. among the distinguished guests are admiral nimitz, marine corps general vandergrift, and admiral halsey. united states secretary general lee. the black robed supreme court justices descend the dept

this morning, 1600 pennsylvania avenue welcomes a new first family. >> i'm jill's husband. >> president joe biden morning into the white house with dr. jill biden, the only first lady to also hold a full-time job, working as an english professor. >> joe knows the best policies don't come from politics. they come from educators like us! >> joe and jill met on a blind date in 1975, three years after his first wife and daughter were killed in a car accident. jill, raising his two sons, hunter and beau as her own. the couple have one daughter together, ashley. and they have seven grandchildren who called the president-elect "pop." and kamala harris stepping into history as the nation's first female vice president. her husband douglas emhoff becoming the first second gentleman and first jewish spouse. >> he is. he is making history. he is the first second gentleman of the united states of america. and he is very excited about it. >> the couple met on a blind date, marrying in 2014. >> the kamala harris that i know, she wears chucks and jeans. in fact, that's what she was wearing when i got d