the united states, donald j. trump and the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen is our honor to present to the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump and the first lady of the united states, melania trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. hello, folks. [applause] our first lady. [applause] we just want to thank everybody. this has been an amazing journey for all of us, not just me and not just melania, it's been an amazing, it's been an amazing journey. now the work begins. we have to get it done and we will get it done. there is so much spirit in our country. this is such a great country and we are going to do things. we will not be taking advantage of anymore, okay? we will not. [applause] we are going to have those companies come pouring back in. you've seen what's been happening over the last three weeks. we have a lot of things that have happened and you are going to read about them and i don't know, let me ask you. should i keep the twitter going or not? keep it going? [appla

has been vacating by the obama family. it will be donald trump and his new first lady melania trump taking residence. cheering crowds there along pennsylvania avenue. they might even go past the new trump hotel. you can see the capitol building behind that picture. it was on the steps of that building that donald trump took the oath and delivered his speech. we will bring you his speech later in the hour but he was speaking about transferring power from washington, he was speaking about transferring powerfrom washington, dc he was speaking about transferring power from washington, dc to he was speaking about transferring powerfrom washington, dc to bring it back to the people. we can join laura trevelyan among the crowd. can you give is an idea of what it is like out there. i am joined by a loyal donald trump supporter from alabama. it's the best day of my life. i campaigned for him in alabama. idid life. i campaigned for him in alabama. i did not think this day was going to come. we were so surprised. why were you so surprised. why were you so surprised. we thought that the democrats... w

trump will eventually, along with his wife melania, the new first lady of the united states, make their way to take part in the inaugural parade. i think we are slightly off with the times of things are slightly delayed from what they were expected to be. certainly earlier events were. you can see president trump and his wife melania trump watching the military bands as they march past. and you can hear the military bands playing there. this is all part of the inauguration tradition. and this section now, donald trump being sworn in as the a5th president of the united states, and this is all about celebrating that now with the inaugural parade. the inaugural parade will effectively take him to his new home at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we will let you hear a little bit of the parade... there are more than 8000 people from a0 different organisations taking pa rt a0 different organisations taking part in the parade this afternoon. including members of the military from texas, kansas, kentucky, virginia, ohio, florida, allacross america. of course donald trump is now their commander�

, donald] trump. and the first lady, melania trump. hail to the chief plays cheering that is what i call great talent. thank you. well... we did it. we did it. cheering we began this journey and they said that we did not have a chance but we knew we were going to win and we won. and today we had a great day. people that were not so nice to me we re people that were not so nice to me were saying that we did a really good job today. they hated to do it, but they did it and i respect that. i respect that. i must say that the crowd was unbelievable today, you know? i looked at the rain which just never came... do you know, we finished the speech and we went inside. it poured with rain and then we came outside and the helicopter scenes, it was an incredible scene. an incredible scene. so beautiful. like from a movie set, so beautiful. and then, amazingly, it rained and then... it is like god was looking down on as, i will tell you. i want to thank all of our supporters. my number one supporter, melania and what she put up with. thank you, honey. now we really did something thatis honey.

noticias telemundo. los dets de la entrevista de melania trump que levanta ola de indignaciÓn en mÉxico. y veremos cÓmo una chef latina conquistÓ los paladares de houston reinventando la enchilada. >>> una cÁmara de seguridad capta el momento que una camioneta impacta contra un bus. en la ciudad de syracuse, new york. el vehÍculo como ustedes lo pueden ver, se incrusta en el autobÚs provocando el pÁnico de los pasajeros abordo. segÚn la policÍa el conductor de 82 aÑos apretÓ el acelerador en lugar del freno. el accidente causÓ 6 heridos leves. >>> en medio tla convulsiÓn. la revista vanity fair puso a melania trump en su portada. a muchos mexicanos no les gurb nada la idea. ilesa osorio nos amplia. >>> sonriente, vestidas de blanco, simulando comer con tenedor y cuchara unos spaguettis que en realidad son lujosas joyas asÍ aparece melania trump la prima dama de estados unidos. >>> es una burla. >>> de hecho ver a la primera dama de estados unidos en una portada de una revista en mÉxico. no es bien recibida por los mexicanos. >>> la primera dama revelÓ que conociÓ al pres

burning questions, what will the first lady wear, what will melania trump have on tonight. we'll see if she can top that ralph lauren suit she had on earlier. a performance tonight by the legendary rockettes. anderson cooper at another ball, the freedom ball. you'll have tens of thousands of people where you are tonight, anderson. >> yeah. it's a huge venue here at the convention hall and there is something new for the trump administration to celebrate tonight, the full senate, we should tell you, voted a short while ago to confirm two of president trump's cabinet nominees, general james mattis as defense secretary and jon kelly as homeland security secretary. so that already a big move for the trump administration. this just hours after the new commander in chief took the oath of office, delivered what many called a dark, very populist inaugural address, echoing his campaign theme of america first, offering a pretty gloomy view of certain parts of the country right now. >> for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. mothers and children trapped in poverty in our inner cit

background there, first lady melania trump, as well, paul ryan, speaker of the house, to his left, nancy pelosi is there, as well, surrounded by many members of the trump family, also mr. pence wife car send there, as well. >> keeping an eye on fashion, still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> the question many people are asking, about our new first lady melania trump. who is she wearing? the answer is next. lauren? >> we will break up all of this political talk with a little bit of weather. almost the weekends, we do have mild january weekend ahead with temperatures about ten to 15 degrees above average. for both saturday, sunday, all across the delaware valley. saturday will be the dry day. still some clouds, and as we head into sunday. we'll maybe have dry portion in the morning, but rain will be redeveloping with potent weather system that will be impacting the delaware valley. i'll have more details on possible heavy rain, minor coastal flooding, and very windy conditions, coming up just after this. just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think ab

now for just almost eight hours. can you imagine that? already, a third of the day he has been president of the united states.hank you for being with s and good night from washington. kennedy: history is being made in history is being celebrated right here tonight. just a few moments melania and donald trump will take the stage for their very first appearance on a phenomenal day. it's time to celebrate right now. good evening i am trash and you are watching live from the armed services ball at the national the same in washington d.c. where tightly honored not just our new president that all members of our nation. people are making extraordinary sacrifices. tonight you will meet the heroes and you will hear from some of the biggest figures in the chung campaign trail including the first campaign manager for successful presidential bid kellyanne conway but first i want but first no one thought he could do it, the political elite , they shunned him and yet for the first time in history we have an outsider with no political experience elected to the top office in this nation as the 45th president of the united states of america. donald trump says he will empower the people rather than the bureaucracy. he refuses to play by the traditional washington rulebook and that is just one of the many reasons his supporters voted him into office. as we get ready for a very big night here i want to go to our connell mcshane is outside of the national museum where i am now. hey connell. kahn we are waiting for the new president to leave his new home and had to the first of three official inaugural ball said he will attend here in this town this evening. the first two are at the washington convention center which is quite familiar with this kind of thing where president obama held six of the 10 inaugural and he is heading to 2009. the freedom ball tonight is expected to be the big one, about 25 thousand attendees larger than the first two. the liberty ball has 8000 on hand i am told that we will look dance to occur between mr. and mrs. trump while they are at the convention center and then they will move over to this location where we are for the armed services ball later on in the evening. while all of this is going on we should point out following a day of pomp and circumstance and even protests around the city that this is putting together a new administration and is also well underway. general james madison who was seen moments ago being sworn in as the defense secretary by the vice president mike pence the first cabinet secretary to be confirmed by the senate. the vote 98-1 only new york's kirsten gillibrand voted against it another general john kelly was confirmed by the senate as well for secretary of homeland security. 11 democrats voted against the nomination. president trump released a statement about the thing he's pleased with the confirmations to call the senate to as he put it fulfill their constitutional obligation to quickly confirm the rest of his cabinet. a short time ago we also did see the president in the oval office signing papers to confirm those nominations. we were talking about signing the first executive order as president ordering federal agencies to ease the burden on obamacare getting the ball rolling on repeal and replace. we also heard a short time ago that the white house chief of staff for reince priebus is issuing a governmentwide order immediately freezing regulations so trish and active evening and we are just getting warmed up in terms of the inaugural ball. trish: we have tony orlando on stage behind me. he is singing all the favorite tunes and the crowd is responding pretty well. it's the host of "lou dobbs tonight" mr. lou dobbs and lou what a ride it's been. everyone is so excited in this town tonight and we have heard lots in the way of bringing power back to the people today. that seemed to be a rope theme. is that the essence would you say of this campaign? lou: without question. this president of ours has been president for just about eight hours, has talked about populist issues from the moment he declared his search for enough support to win the presidency of the united states. he was scoffed at and he was laughed at as you well know in his early days particularly by media elite who were just so sure that all of those very unestablishment types in the republican party would disappoint him mightily. he tore them to pieces by talking about the people, the issues that matter to the american people and they were soon in his rearview mirror and here we are on inauguration night and president donald j. trump who has talked about the people instead of the nonsense of the elite is president of the united states. it's just a glorious moment. everyone i've talked to today without exception has been so excited about the prospects. not all are convinced that he will succeed but they are absolutely excited about the prospects going forward under this administration. obviously senator schumer is something of a holdout and a couple of others and even a few elites in the republican party but this man has excited a nation. trish: he certainly has lou. now he's got a lot of work to do and a lot of promises to live up to. a lot of people are expecting great things from him in the first 100 days. i would save one of the distinct differences is the fact that he is used to getting stuff done. you mentioned yourself based on that bottom line, based on productivity so what can we expect? lou: yeah, i think there is a lot of course being made appropriately so that he is a businessman and it's also very important that he has never run for elective office before, that he is a man who is accomplished. he has made a lot of money and he has made a lot of friends over the course of the last year and a half and i don't think a lot of those elites by the way contemplated that donald trump would become increasingly popular. the national left-wing media certainly did not contemplated because they are trying to -- they have been trying to run this president down at every step of the campaign journey that brought him to the white house. this is a man who is going to get it done. trish: it may have helped him. the very fact that the media has been so out to get him. it made him the underdog. it made them more vulnerable in some ways to people. people felt as though they needed to go out and stick up for him and vote for him because they were so angry at the establishment of what the media was trying to do. lou: i was thinking those vulnerable moments thinking about donald trump on the campaign trail. i miss the multiple part. this was a man who was throwing his fist at every opponent and he was defending the working man and woman, working families, middle-class families, the basic values of this nation and every campaign stop he had a hell of a good time doing it. i think the american people embraced the man they knew would be fighting for them in the country. trish: lou when i say vulnerable i remember sitting there at the convention with you and ted cruz came out on stage to give you big long speech and walked away and he did a courageous thing. he came out and greeted the crowd as though to say it's okay but once again it was just another example of this typical politician coming out against him. when i say vulnerable, that's sort of what i mean. you felt for him in those times that i hear you he was very strong on the campaign trail and that's why he went great. lou: something happen before donald trump spoke to the audience and that is donald trump was there to greet ted cruz after that famous speech in which was an act of political self-destruction. it was also at the trail of donald trump who would have been given to believe something else would happen,somethi far more positive for him. donald trump squared his shoulders, walked out and had no problem at all. it is the way this man has conducted himself throughout that gives everyone such hope and perhaps his white house may be -- because my expectations are so high that they want me to diminish my expectations. and millions of others that we are not going to do that. trish: no, absolutely not. everyone has high hopes right now and anytime there is a change in administration there something about it and i think lou you and i are very fortunate to have the job we do and we are out there on the front lines of history and what we saw today in regardless of parties here and i'd know how much you support donald trump but regardless of all of that is what a wonderful tradition. it's one of the things that takes our country so great. before that you go, he talked about restoring faith. he said we need to restore our wealth and we need to restore our dreams and i really thought that was a very important thing to say right now because the country has been feeling rather down, lou. lou: they have and certainly not in all corners and all people. so many millions of people who have been victimized i just rampant thoughtless and indifferent globalism the part of beliefs of both parties. this will be written about in the decades to come as a time of indifference toward americans by americans and we can never let that happen again. he has spoken of dreams often on the campaign trail as you know trish and a lot of people said that's right i quit dreaming. i haven't had those ideas in those dreams in a not only wants us to dream, he wants us to dream big. we are once again a nation that is unto itself exceptional and it's okay to regard our values as demanding greater excellence from ourselves and making certain that we leave something better behind and greater hopes in greater dreams for our children and our grandchildren and this is a generation that we continue down the path we were on a would have denied those dreams to all americans. trish: i will tell you he is something -- someone who is certainly followed his dreams and living up to the highest expectations thus far. we will see how he does. i know you are expecting great things. we are watching for it and we are watching you. lou, thank you so much. joining me right now veteran mike renato here at this party and you wer in afghanistan. you lost your left leg and part of your left arm. you have given so much to this country. you voted for donald trump and you are excited that he is the president. what can you do for veterans and our military that makes you so responsive to its presidency. >> as far as the trend he is a businessman. he's going to look at the bureaucracy of the va. [inaudible] trish: you feel he needs to invest in the military. >> radical islamic terrorism needs to be addressed right now. we can't wait. trish: how excited are people here tonight? >> they are ecstatic. it's truly a great event. trish: i've got to tell you i like tony orlando. i have liked him since i was a kid. of course donald trump is expected to be here later this evening along with melania. they will be dancing and will address all of you. first stand as president and first lady of the united states. we are looking forward to seeing that. he said he wants to get to work. it's about the people today but tomorrow it's about --. >> he wants to get right down to work. trish: we are looking forward to seeing what he does. mike, thanks. this is the ball that honoring our armed services and you are looking at a picture of the rockettes that are also performing at the liberty ball. as i mentioned there are three going on this evening could you have the liberty ball and the freedom ball and you have the armed services ball where i am right now. the rockettes had a little controversy with some members of the rockettes who did not perform. ultimately that was resolved by management saying it's your choice. if you would like to perform you can be there but you see a chorus line of women there that want to be here tonight for their country. again at the liberty ball where we will be seeing donald trump tonight. a lot going on here in washington d.c. with all of these festivities. you know, is lso a very different kind of election and a very different kind of candidate that america voted in for office. i mean this as someone, let's not forget, lou and i were talking about this, he is a ceo so he's used to surrounding himself with strong people and strong leaders and that's what he is doing and some people from the military and people from the business world that will be in his. coming up as we continue all the festivities and all the parties in washington d.c. about how different this presidency may be. i will see you right back here live after this. achoo! 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(snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. trish: welcome back everyone to washington d.c. where we are live at the armed services ball here getting ready for donald trump to come in. he will be there with his wife melania later in the evening. they will stop at the liberty ball as well which we will bring life to you as soon as that happens. he's expected to make comments and expected to do the very famous first dance that every president going back to, just a few years but george washington and martha washington actually began the tradition way back when. despite all the happiness here in this room, you have some pockets of the country that aren't so handy right now. anti-trump protesters across his states right now. live in chicago were those protests are happeni. >> this is an important reminder that the fact is donald trump did not win the popular vote in this election so -- though he legitimately won the election. this proc the streets of chicago which i point out is being repeated in other cities around the u.s., these protesters now attempting to break through a police line to get to trump tower. much of the protests i should point out to you have been nonviolent, unlike the protesters in washington where you had members of the anarchists potentially trying to commit violence, break windows and burned cars and that sort of thing. this has not been happening here this is a nonviolent protest, with nonviolent protesters and certainly people are in tighter tighter -- entitled to their opinions and entitled to get out your protest and that's what they are doing. it's a reminder that a lot of this country did not vote for donald trump. there you go. it's my lucky night apparently. i got a nice kiss. >> right at the opportune moment i would say. we are looking at a blockade of the trump tower. police have blocked it off. protesters haven't been able to get anywhere near it which is frustrating to them but we continue to watch it. hopefully it stays. trish: we certainly hope so and we will continue to check back in with you. jeff thank you very much i want to go over to the liberty ball. we were showing you the rockettes who danced on stage. joining me now from the freedom ball is "fox news" is kristin fisher. kristin, how is it looking? >> trish, i wish you could see how many people are packed inside of this ballroom inside the washington convention center. it stretches from, i can't even see from end-to-end. their 25,000 people in here. this is the largest of the three official inaugural ball's that president trump will be attending tonight. when you think of mr. trump a lot of people expect him to be full of golden glitz and glamour and there were certainly some glitz and glamour but not as much as you might expect from somebody like donald trump. that is by design. one member of this presidential and are broken but he said he wanted this and not grow ball to be very much a celebration and then get right to work tomorrow. he wanted this to be elegant but he also wanted it to be very accessible to all the working class americans that helped them get here to begin with. that's why tickets to tonight's ball for just 50 bucks a pop though getting one, that was a very different story. when you look around us and not grow ball apparently mr. trump who is known to be a little bit of the micromanager as ceo apparently he did that here tonight. he was apparently involved with almost every decision from the color of the napkins to the playlist and we have been listening to so many different acts. i believe this is the john orchestra. we are getting ready to hear some mony diffent muscal acts would we have travis green the piano guy who we heard last night of the concert by the lincoln memorial, michael flatley from lord of the dance lexi walker from "america's got talent" and of course the rockettes were just performing at the liberty ball which is literally right next door here. i went to the crowd wandered about and talk to some folks. i found a lot of people from texas and a lot of people from florida. a lot of them flew but a lot of them drove and spent all day in the rain battling that weather down on the national mall to watch mr. trump take the oath of office. so many of them are comfortable from the very beginning and they said to be there standing on the mall and watch that moment was truly special and now they just can't wait to see president donald trump take the stage tonight. trish: there are a a lot of hapy folks encountered kristin thank you so much. we have got a lot going on here. the party is continuing. everyone in this room is waiting on donald trump. he's going to be taking his first dance as president of the united states and a lot of folks want to know what is melania trump going to be wearing? 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(laughter) come home with me! trade up to the silverado all star edition and get an average total vue of eight thousand one hundred fifty dollars when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. trish: welcome back, everyone the armed services ball where we are getting ready to honor the 45th president of the united states. donald trump will be taking the stage with his wife melania for their very first dance. we are expecting donald to say a few words. i want to go to the new york city police commissioner db -- former new york city police commissioner bernie kerik. what can we expect in the days ahead? he talked about security. when you look forward to the next 100 days and what can be accomplished, what is it he need to do to start to make our country feel more secure. from the perspective of what african-americans are facing in terms of challenges alongside the police department, facing challenges from those community. >> good evening. i think you have already seen what he's about to do with the nomination and the confirmation today of the secretary of defense, with the secretary of homeland security. general mattis is one of the most respected men in the military. the men and women will follow him, and john kelly be the commissioner, the secretary of homeland knows this country, knows the borders. but the president is also extremely concerned with the african-american community, the community of color like chicago and baltimore and some others that have been rap anded over the last 9 years where the murder rates erupt, where the violence is up, and that has to get cleaned up. and he's committed to doing exactly that. trish: he has some challenges ahead of him. there are very few territories that people are willing to go into and he called out the leaders of these community and said you haven't done a darn thing -- to improve the lives of your constituents. he said that to john lewis and he said that on the campaign trail. i thought it's refreshing to hear this. he's taking on an area a lot of people have been afraid to take on. >> donald trump was living in new york city back in 1994 when rudy giuliani took over the new york city environment where there were 200 homicide and they said it would never get cleaned up. we saw violent crime drop 60%s and and homicide drop by the type i left the office of police commissioner. community like chicago and baltimore have failed. he called them out and said if you ne federal help,sk for it and i'll giveto you but you cannotet the people of your community die like you have the last several years. this has been going on for two, three decade. chicago is one of the saddest story to see how crime has skyrocketed. it's going to change. >> i think it's going to change. i think eventually the president will put together a task force. i have been talking to the heritage foundation who is going to put together a package to propose to the president a violent crime, aggressive violent crime attack package. >> it will be something. 0. >> you may see concerns regarding the republican party elite in a monumental way. it's good to see you tonight. thank you so much. you look terrific. we are here at the big party. coming up any minute we'll see donald trump and melania trump take their first dance amid all this tk of giving power back to the people. that was the theme that we heard today. he want the power out of the hand of washington, d.c. and back into the hand of you and me and everyone in this country. we are close to the first official dance. >> orlando came out here and pl rodney and his new business. he teaches lessons to stanley... and that's kind of it right now. but rodney knew just what to do...he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he knows where he stands in an instant. ahhh...that's a profit. which gave him the idea to spend a little cash on some brilliant marketing! ha, clever. wow, look at all these new students! way to grow, rodney! know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks.com. ♪my wish for you ♪is that this life becomes all that you want it to♪ ♪your dreams stay big, your worries stay small♪ ♪you never need to carry more than you can hold♪ ♪and while you're out there gettin where you're gettin to♪ ♪and wants the same things too♪ ♪yeah, this is my wish trish: welcome back to the big party. we are here at ball for the armed services honoring our 45th president. there is a lot of happiness in this room and a lot of festivities in town. but there are other parts of the country where they are not so happy. i want to go to chicago. reporter: this is a non-violent protest. police just moved in a short type ago and made their first arrest and tried to get up to where we can see exactly what we on. in term of letting protesters go where they want to go, block streets as their will. you can see ohio street out here. wabash is completely blocked. we didn't see it. what happened? >> i don't know ifth was an altercation by him and a police officer. he was pressed into the ground by police officers, they used excessive force. people are not allowed to get in. they were trying to help the police and instead they were met with excessive and brute force. reporter: i appreciate that. the police have done a great joe through all this. in this particular case this young lady says they didn't. but all is calm here at the moment. more of a police presence than we have seen throughout the night. protesters have been let go to do their thing. it's a bit of a poignant reminder. there is a big chunk of this country that does not support the current administration. >> we need to move forward from here, and the reality is america has spoken. americans did vo hip into office. people keep talking about how divide we are as a country. and yes we did hear from some folk on the left that are very, very vocal, and you hear them in hollywood. you hear them in part of america and on the streets of america. but i want you to hear something. i want my next guest, charles hurt from the washington examiner. i want to show you this map. i want to remind you and all the viewers that as much as they say we are divide as a nation, take a look at that. there is a lot of red out there. the reality, charlie, is americans did put donald trump in office. they put him in office for a reason. in some ways you think all the hysteria coming from the left when it comes to how much -- this is not my president, it can't be my president, they were horrified to see this day happen today. are they just sort of a vocal minority or do you feel that the country is in a sense of fright. >> when you have 70 members of the house of representatives walk out and refuse to participate in the peaceful transfer of power from one president to the next, that amplifies that vocal minority in a way that is dangerous for the republic. it's dangerous for the people, and 's just flat o unpatriotic especially considering the people that refused to take part in the inauguration are people who dedicated their lives allegedly fighting for voter rights and fighting for self-governance. all that goes out the window. i don't want to hear from any of these people ever again about how they care about the right of people to vote. as you said, we had an election. it was a fair and open election, and donald trump won. and they may not like the outcome of the election, well, that happens sometimes. there are plenty of elections i don't like the outcome. but it doesn't mean you don't acknowledge and accept the presidency. trish: it's harmful for our country, it's harmful for our democracy when they don't participate and honor the tradition that is today, and the fact that 70 democrats did that is very sad and perhaps very telling. charlie, i can tell you not one of them have any kind of background in finesse. there is such a thing as an option. they could have taken the option and said, well, you know, i had to do what was right. but these 70 people, i think they put themselves in a bad spot. guess what, those 70 lawmakers will have to answer to people saying why didn't you just show up for a long-time tradition? >> if you look at the promises he laid out during the campaign, and promises he laid out during his address. they are not particularly republican promises or conservative promises. they are prop lift promises. kind of things that will wind up appealing to to people across all parties. another thing that's disturb being those 70 members. what a terrible example they set for children who are learning about this great country in which they were born, in which they live. it's an extraordinary country. it is an extraordinary republic we have inherited. when i look at these punks throwing rocks and burning things in the streets and getting into fights with cops. i would love it if we set up a system where judges could take courses about countries who don't have free and fair elections, or send them to countries that don't have free and fair elections and let them find out how bad it is there. trish: they don't know how good they have got it. you are right. maybe a little bit more worldly. i got osebps, i had tears in my eyes. just the tradition of it that's so exciting. and it's wonderful to see it happen in action. i don't care what side of the aisle you are on. i get it every time no matter who is coming into office. charlie, thank you for joining me. this party is just getting underway. we are waiting on donald trump and melania trump. they are having their first dance and the long tradition goes all the way back to george and martha washington. we also expect donald trump to address the crowd. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ trish: welcome back. i'm trish regan. it's about to be a very big night. we are here at the balance honoring our armed services. i want to talk to your navy seal, jason redman. you heard trump before. what resonated with you? >> i loved how he started it saying hey, this turnover of power is not the one man, it's not the one political party, it's back to you, the american people. i think that's what's so key. that's why i voted for donald trump. i think our political system is broken. there is total gridlock in washon. the military is at weakest point has been since world war ii. foreign policy is a mess. we needed someone willing to come in who listened to the people around them and who had a business background that they could reduce that debt. that's why i voted for trump. >> i don't think he could have picked anybody better than general james mattis. i have friends who worked under mattis. the guy is incredit blin intelligent. he understands most importantly the cost of war, the impact of sending our young men and women on to the battlefield and the tremendous cost that goes with that. so many of these wound warriors and families who lost loved ones, james mattis understands that. he understands how to build the military up, he understands how to outline the rules of engagement so our troops can go forth and cross the enemy and win. trish: if you go in, you should on go in to win. that should be a big part of donald trump's message as well. enjoy the party. all right, everyone. we are waiting on donald trump. he's going to have that big first dance. the crowd is excited. they are excited for all the change that could come. there is an opportunity here for things to really change. donald trump would like to echo the theme of giving it power back to the people when we hear him speak i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? 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(laughter) come home with me! trade up to the silverado all star edition and get an average total value of eight thousand one hundred fifty dollars when you find your tag. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. trish: welcome back to one of the inaugural balls happening in washington, d.c. tonight there are three of them. i'm at the ball for our armed services. we are anticipating donald trump very shortly will be taking to the dance floor with his wife. and he may be speak. and we'll bring you that live. here she is in a gown -- i should say a dress, a blue dress designed bane american design were, ralph lauren. jamie colby right now is joining me. she has more insight into what we might see from melania when she comes to the dance floor tonight. everybody wants to know what she is going to be wearing. i should point out, jamie is host of "strange inheritance." jamie: i think it would be better for donald trump to march here rather than dance. he has already been criticized for how he dances. melania pulled it off, it was classic. it has a jackie o feel to it. it's no mistake that she chose a classic american designer. ralph lauren represents the american dream. although most his finer garments are made not just here in america, but in italy. we are hoping more designers will make things in america. trirn * i think about when i was a kid growing up. the emphasis was on made in u.s.a. my husband grew up in a small town, have much a manufacturing town. he said you didn't dare drive anything other than a gm vehicle. certainly an american vehicle. if there was any foreign vehicle, you had to worry about getting beat. we don't want that. but it was a sentiment that was echoed throughout the country. people felt they should buy american. should we've restore some of that? >> ford coming out and saying he would never dress melania trump. well, you know what? you missed the opportunity? we move your designs, but necessity said they wouldn't have picked you anyway. i think with the huge profile we saw with one of the other designers michelle obama favored. she did j.crew and became part of the american look. ralph lauren is connected to hillary clinton. trish: this is what you call a bipartisan designer. he's responsible for the pant suits. he designed all the pant suits on the campaign. he temperatures quite versatile. given that, i give him credit for keeping politics out of things. he's an equal opportunity designer. >> when it comes to style, keep an eye on ivanka trump. you have to try ivanka's shoes. they are the most comfortable shoes you will ever wear. i'm leaving from here to go to los angeles. one of our dresses that mr. blackwell designs -- [inaudible] neither ivanka or melania will make that list. trish: we are look forward to it. jamie colby. enjoy the party. >> i'm going to dance. trish: we have lots going on. first big dance happening. this is the tradition that goes way, way back. we are talking about george washington and martha washington who first danced the minuet. we are looking forward to at tradition today and tonight is filled with tradition. we have much more coming up. i'll see you live from d.c. after this. trish: it's 9:00 on the east coast. welcome to a special edition of "the intelligence report." we have three balls going on in d.c. tonight. we have the liberty ball, the freedom ball and this ball honoring all the members of our military that made such extraordinary phenomenal sacrifices for all of us so we can live as free as we do. donald trump is expected here tonight, expected to address the crowd, and he's expected to dance with his wife. we'll be watching for that. it could happen momentarily. we have been talking about how theen divided. the question is, and i brought this up earlier, talk about are we that divide? you look at this map right now. there is a whole sea of red which means there is a whole sea of donald trump support. you hear a lot from the protesters in other parts of the country today, including here in washington, d.c. you hear a lot from them. you hear a lot of the noise. you hear the noise from hollywood. but what about when you get out into the rest of the country? are we as divided as hollywood would like to you believe? i don't believe so. joining me, republican

just nine days melania trump stands by her husband as he takes the oval office what makes her different from any other twom hole the title of first lady. this is fox news at 11. >> and we begin 11 in montgomery county where a manhunt is underway for the suspects in a fatal mall staping. >> i'm scim jim in for tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy inside the west tisha lewis has the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: "fox5" learn the suspect slipped away by walking owe ut a mall door and who knows where he went from there despite a security team that is robust inside the mall at the hight of altercation and evening during the aftermath the mall remained on even though two people were stobd dripping with blood inside. a security team is now reviewing the incident. it was business as usual inside parts of west field wheaton mall tuesday afternoon despite not one but two people barely alive after being stabbed on first floor. both ultimately died and by all accounts during the attack and after the mall remained on. >> that's private property. i don't know what the protocol m

yesterday that was concluded by three balls that the president and first lady melania trump attended. and melania trump got a lot of attention for her outfit choices over the course of the day as is often the case for first ladies. there you see her in that powder blue outfit designed by ralph lauren that many saw as a nod to jacqueline kennedy. and then the white ball gown that she shortedly helped design with ferrari. so a nod to the u.s. fashion industry. as for the day, during the day at the inaugural ceremonies themselves, president trump delivered a populist america first themed speech, much in line with what we heard from him on the campaign trail. but some said he painted a gloomy picture of the state of of play in america. take a listen. >> mothers and children trapped this poverty in our inner cities. rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. the crime and the gangs and the drugs that have stolen too many lives and robbed our country of so much up realized potential. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> and that use of th

(backgrounds parade noise). >> and we want to welcome you, and thank you for joining our coverage. this is fox5 news at 5:00. our coverage of the inauguration of donald trump continues. you're watching right now the united states marine corps staff element coming in. the bands is playing right now. we are the parade is now in full swing. right here, we are waiting for the arrival of president trump and vice president pence in the viewing stand to actually view all of the groups in the parade. >> we will transition now into fox5 news at 5:00 and continue with our inaugural parade coverage. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> >> little more information here. the officers are wearing what they call their dress blue uniforms with their dress blue trousers, scarlet, hats are white, black trim, gold band. this is the home of the commandants, by the way, the longest occupied building in washington, d.c., united states marine corps by declaration of the second continental congress in 1975. excuse me. >> let's go to holly more which is more on the parade. holey? >> reporter: i can go back and forth with you all about the different elements you're seeing, good news about seeing the marines, is that officially, marks the second division of the parade. so, we've got one division done. we're on to the second. there is five total. of course, when you talk about the marines here, in washington, d.c. you talk about the marine barracks, it is extremely storied. and it is an honor for a marine to be stationed therefore sure. as you all well know. that exact location, i believe, picked out by thomas jefferson themselves when they were planning the city of dc. after the marines, we're going to see several different parts of the marines come through. there is going to be the color guard. there is going to be active duty, and then you're going to see, it looks like, you're going to have members of the reserve. now you have the navajo coal toppers association, so guys, when we talk about diversity, go from the rains to the navajo, by border patrol, pipes and drums, here in d.c. >> that's right. we know the pipes and drums, the us board pear troll pipes and drums marching band, here in the district. their uniforms reminiscent of the us uniforms of 1924. official us border -- i did not know it was official. >> did i not know that either. >> it always amazes me, i don't know it strikes you, all these military groups, their precision is so impressive. always so impressive. >> it is impressive indeed. i believe this might be the united states customs and border protection office of field operations and air marine operations. >> it is, it does look like who we've got going through now. and they are in part honoring fallen agent, the horses we are are told, are are work horses, assigned to perform in the rio grand sector of the state of texas. >> and following them the indianapolis metropolitan i believe. >> shout out to the indianapolis police department. welcome to the nation's capitol. yes it, looks like indeed little hard to see it from where we r but it looks like that's what they're spelling out there. >> this drill team actually performs at the parade across the country, schools, children's hospitals, nursing homes, and the like. >> standing here on the riser watching the parade. >> okay, well, we heard paul wagner there. if paul would like to chime in, we certainly can go to paul wagner. paul, you there? >> hey there, tony, yes, i'm down here at the archives. we're on the south side of pennsylvania avenue. and i can tell you that this is the biggest cheer that we've heard so far since trump went indianapolis, and it is quite a site. it is really fun to watch. >> paul, let me give this lilted bid, since i'm from indianapolis. the governor's mansion is actually in indianapolis. it is actually not too far away from my parent's home in indianapolis. that's probably why folks there were so excited, all of the folks that may be fans of the vice president coming in from indianna today. maybe many of those folks are from indianapolis, indianna. >> sorry, paul, go ahead. >> i was just going to chime in here a lot of fun to watch these guys come through here. i've never seen motorcycles with big red letters on them like that. so it is pretty fun to watch. >> pretty cool. >> yes, it is. >> twenty motorcycle officers overall, 12 of them spelling out indianapolis. and i should mention the travel expenses funded privately by individuals and businesses in indianapolis and around the country to get them here. >> this is not they've performed in seven presidenal to them. >> all right, coming up. >> other thing i would just chime in with, guys, although it is colds and damp here, the crowd has stayed for the most part here along the parade route. but one thing did i want to point out is that all of the protesters that we had seen over at the navy memorial, there were thousands of them. they all disappeared, as soon as trump and pence went by. there is nobody over there at the navy memorial right now. so these are the hard core group, the people that wanted to see the parade. and they're really enjoying it, having a lot of fun down here. >> hopefully that will mean things will be peaceful for the rest of the night. we'll keep our fingers crossed about that. >> what you are looking at now the request tree al from culver, indianna, another indianna connection no doubt here because of vice president mike pence, who is from indianna. culver they're wearing their uniform of blue coat, black writing helmets, black riding belts. >> they have participated in 16 inaugural parades overall, a favorite for inaugural parade watchers, particularly with the horses as they come through. and, you know, it is something that you don't see as much of as you did in years past, equestrian groups coming through, but always very popular. >> absolutely. all right, they're following with another indianna connection, columbus indianna. this is the columbus north high school marching bands from columbus, indianna. one of their well known columbus 9/11 ifs is race car driver, tony stewart, a member of the bands and was one of several major contributors to help with the fundraising to get them to be able t participate in this inaugural celebration. >> they actually come from the vice president high school alma the columbus north is a ten time indianna marching band state finalist and a 19 time indianna concert band state finalist. let's listen in. (music playing) (band playing) >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i imagine this has to be pretty exciting for a high school marching band to participate on such a grand stage like this, with so many people watching nationwide, and not only that, but to also be representing the high school of the vice president. >> and any parade appearance, you know, when these bands get the travel, they're always very excited. i know the m big thrill for people. but his is something completely unique. something that literally the whole world is watching, this peaceful transition of power is something that does not occur in a lot of places around the world, and to take part in this is something that these folks are awfully proud of. >> this is marching unit from arlington, virginia. >> we know them as the tragedies assistance program for survivors, made up of widows, mothers, father, brothers, sisters, sons, daughters and battle buddies of military fallen heroes. >> it is a hon tore have them here. i'm sure an honor for them to participate today. >> apparently many of them are caring photographs of the fallen heroes that they're honoring. >> they're followed now by the regimen band and drill team from north field, vermont. the teamma from across the country. by the way the oldest private military college in america, also the birth place of the rotc. >> university is very proud of their drill team. it is considered a show piece of the university. and their team also perennial power house and us college and university drill competition. >> i think a favorite of many will be coming up here in just a moment. >> oh, here you go. not every day. usually the tractors. this by the way the rural track or brigade from he will elkorn of american made tractors commu. those are some big wheels. >> they are. they are the world's premiere youth organization. believe it or not. holly morris. holly? >> around your neighborhood all the time here? >> these are some cool tractors. >> those are big wheels, babe. >> i my question: do they drive those from nebraska or are those loaded up on a truck, i hope? >> they actually left before the reelection was decided, hole. >> i they didn't even know who would be president, but they would be a part of this parade, by god. you know, something struck me that you said, tony, when were you like you know there are a lot of big parades out there obviously, the macy day parade. rose bowl parade. always an honor to be part of those iconic events. but those events do happen every year. this parade only happens every four years. and so, you it all that much more special t. and, sean, i have to say, for awhile i thought i was actually in indianapolis perhaps watching the parade. there were so many groups from indianna, which is awesome, you're right, i can't imagine not only the thrill of being part of this, but then also having that personal connection. we actually, from our viewing spot here, have been near an anchor team that has been here all morning and evening from indianapolis, field anchoring all of their shows from here. and you can obviously see their sense of pride and being a part of such a great event, as well. but so far, i think that most of the people along the route here have really enjoyed the parade. it has been moving along nicely. and, you know, they're just taking it all in. >> i think they might be a little overwelmed with the tractors if i'm being honest. >> you know, they do stand out. dow want to mention, just because i like this name, there represent many different rural associations, among the drivers is zip i due paul. he is the president of the american farm bureau federation and their 6.1 million members. >> they're slow moving tractors. >> and did not know they came in that many colors, right? trying to think of green john deer, but i've learned something new today. >> guys, i've got little breaking news here. we are seeing report now that the senate has approved the first member of the donald trump's cabinet, retired general james mattis as secretary of defense. again, is reporting that senate approved the first member of trump cabinet, james mattis secretary of defense. >> so zombies being done on this inauguration day, as well. capitol hill. >> you are seeing now the university of tennessee marching band, making their way through. they're marching in their 13th presidential inaugural parade. they're known as the pride of the southland. >> and appropriately i think they're playing rocky -- >> i think that's what they're playing, at least that's what the script says. so i'm going with it. >> you know what? i think if everybody starts singing along as they go by then, then we'll know for sure. >> i'm feeling right about now, certainly not dressed for the weather, but it is what it is, right? >> at least they're moving. that's good. >> that is true, keeping it moving out there. and they're doing a great job. i know my hands are cold with no gloves on. so for them to be able to twirl and catch and keep their fingers moving, oh, that's a lot. little cold out here. >> by the way as we joke about rocky top, i did just read that it was recently named the pop >> oh,. >> who knew? >> there go. >> i certainly did not know that. >> for those of how are just joining us or who have been with us all afternoon, but aren't quite sure what's going on here, we, tony and i, are right in front of what the sez stands, see the field right there, right behind us where shortly we are awaiting president trump, vice president mike pence, and both of their families, they'll come and they'll sit here and they'll review all of the different marching bands and the act and the parade as they come by. >> one thing that's changed during the last couple of moments, everybody is on their feet standing, so any moment now the expect the president to come through, the first family, vice president mike penned, and his family, as well. we have some military honor guard folks standing right at the door there, as well. so, momentarily we should see them make their way down to the front of the reviewing stand. >> absolutely. and just to gave you a idea for what's going on in there, they have blankets, they put out blankets with the official presidential seal on all of stay warm and comfy when e are. i would guess they might give some heat to the president, wouldn't you? >> i would think so. hey, holly, let me know, is this still tennessee we're seeing? we turned away. >> yes. no, no, no, you know, a lot of volunteers there, right? the tennessee volunteer marching band, obviously, and looks like -- >> hey, holly, let us just jump in for a second. looking at video of the first family as they're walking from the white house. they'll come out into the viewing stand. you can certainly see ivanka trump right there, her husband, jared kushner. you can see eric trump. you can see donald trump. you can see tiffany trump. you can see barron trump there. they are all right now, the doors are open in the presidential viewing stand from our stand point. so we are waiting right now for the president to officially walk in, which technically signals, you know, us guys have been watching for long time it, signals the official start of the parade, once the presi the box. >> literally, literally, you can't see the wide shot, but they are walking a path has been set there, blue carpet where they are walking from the white house, into the reviewing stand, and we can see them now, as they make their way in. >> all right. >> first family. as they make their way into the reviewing stand. >> there is trump with his wife, barron trump, followed by tiffany trump. here comes ivanka trump and her husband, jared kushner. you can see them walking in. they are being greeted by some members of congress, also, members of or hopeful members of president trump's cabinet. >> this is the fun part of the day. after they've -- here comes the vice president and his wife, karen. >> this is the first fun part of the second fun are all of the inaugura but you've done -- you've taken the oats of offers. you've find some paperwork inside the capitol. and now you have come and you get to watch a parade in your honor. and then make your way to the inaugural ball later tonight. >> there you see vice president mike pence and his wife karen pence making their way inside. and i would assume that once they are all in, we will then see the president himself and first lady melania trump making their way into the viewing stand, last but not least. >> just want to let holly and paul know, we will come back to you shortly, we just want to see these pictures of the trump and pence families as they make their way into the reviewing stand. lots of waves here. everybody in the stands, the spectators here standing, hoping to see a glimpse, because a lot of are standing at the very top of the stand, the bleachers if you will, hoping to see the president as he walks from the white house to the reviewing stand. once he walks into the reviewing stand, they won't have a very clearview of him. >> right. and the doors are opening. and they will announce vice president mike pence. can you hear the music playing from our vantage point? >> (music playing). >> vice president mike pence and his wife karen pence walking in right now. everyone is standing up, welcoming them. >> as the pence's make their way to the front of the reviewing stand, here is president donald trump and the first lady melania, making their way from the white house, as they head to the reviewing stand. >> i will tell you what's fascinating, as we are watching the first couple now, watch them walk into the reviewing stand, as a mom, my eye is drawn to the young children who are already seated there. i am looking at their son, baron. he was peaking out of the window a minute ago, looking at the drummers. i'm looking at what are donald trump, their grandchildren. this is a long day for little kids. they're just taking in all of the excitement. barron trump right now looking out, trying to see what's going on. >> president trump giving a thumbs to up someone who shouted out a question at him. thanking folks, someone asked how it feels to be president of the united state. he gave a behind us now. they a so chant usa, usa. they can actually see donald trump as he is making his way down this pathway into the viewing stand. >> well, he will, as they do, as they did with vice president, he will hold there at the door for a moment and then the announcement as he makes his way. vice president and his family waiting, first family waiving. a lot of protocol. you know, you learn on day one, a lot of protocol. >> a lot of things that they're going to have to go through. (music >> ladies and gentlemen, the 45th president of the united state, donald j trump. and the first lady of the united states, melania trump. (music playing). >> hail to the chief. will get used to that. >> donald trump coming down to the front row. donald and melania trump, they will sit inbetween baron, and evan a trump, and her husband, and to the right of your screen there, vice president mike in the front row. >> i don't know. >> and it will officially begin. >> i don't know if you can hear, but very loud cheers from those here in the reviewing or in the bleachers. very loud cheers for the new president. >> donald trump is waiving to the crowd, waving to the glass. directly across from him, we are in what we have said earlier the best seat in the house, directly across from him. but there are people who are sitting in the stands, in bleachers directly across from him. and he was waiving at them short time ago. giving them the thumbs-up. baron is now waving at them. every someone sort of moving into place. and even though we've been showing you many of the groups that are marching in this parade, the crowd, they'll be marching right down here in front of this viewing stand. the president will get to review >> the parade itself continues. it is going on. there is a nice wave there. >> the crowd is now chanting baron, baron. >> are they chanting baron? >> they're chanting baron, yes. that was a chant for baron. >> time to enjoy this long awaited inaugural parade. now to tell you more about our units, our dod announcer corporal alex smith. >> the united states army unit today's parade is the army staff. the army staff is comprised of oscars from the active and reserve component. national guard, united state military academy, at west point. fog them closely w united states army field band from our nation's capitol, united states army steel band known as the musical ambassadors of the army. the band was found in the 1946 with a mission to take the story of the army and its soldiers to the grass root of america. >> hearing the official -- more than 1 million people, they are the military's most traveled band. (music playing). >> i am keeping my eye right now on the reviewing stand and i am watching barron trump. his eyes lit up. he's tapping on his father's arm, dad, lockdown they come. he was moving his arms like he was marching with them. so it is truly, through the eyes after child. >> so, you know, parades, i don't know if anyone ends joyce a parade more than a child does. i remember the first few times i ever saw a parade. i remember seeing the thanksgiving parade in new york. and it is just bewildering, amazing to see. >> well -- >> certainly the pom and circumstance of this one, got to leave him floored. >> and to be watching the parade as the son of the president is even more exciting. so commander in chief right now is saluting as first group passes by. you can see right now from where you are, there you see. now this is where i will tell you, the members of the military are told not to look over at (music playing). >> (music playing). (music playing) (music playing). >> and the next group every fine young men and women of the united states army reserve, third transportation brigade, expedicious area command marching in today's parade represent the 205,000 soldiers who currently serve in the army reserve. upon hearing their nation's goal, these warrier citizens have served in overseas con ten jen is he operations in afghanistan, iraq, and throughout the globe. let's hear it for our united states army unit. (cheers). >> there is a look at the president. >> approaching the review stand, the nypd emerald society pipes and drums. they have performed internationally in ireland, canada, australia, germany and switzer lands. they've had the discontinuing honor to perform at the 75th commemoration, the attack on pearl harbor, hawaii. ladies and gentlemen, the nypd emerald society, pipes and drums. >> the city of new york police department coming through right now. certainly this is where donald trump calls home. it is actually where his wife melania and son baron will return to because baron will finish out his school year in new york before moving to the white house. (music playing) (music playing) (music playing). >> the first volunteer firefighters pipe band in the united states. organized since 1985. (music playing). >> firefighters also from new york. (music playing) >> ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to have representing the project marching in the parade today. wounded warrier project is to honor our wounded warriors, wounding warriors and their families. (music playing). >> and right here in washington, d.c., disable american veterans instrumental in the creation of the american veterans disable for life memorial. they've been serving disable veterans for nearly a century, helping 1 million veterans and their families each year. let's hear it for the dav. >> this is the dav, supporting victories for veterans, as they walk by the review stand right now. guys are out and about, all about the city, whether along else, we encourage to you share your pictures and your videos with us. use the hashtag fox5, sends it to us on twitter, post it on facebook, where ever you have. sometimes you help us see things where we aren't. we want to see your stories, we want to see your pictures, we want to see your videos, again, use the hashtag fox5. 5. >> certainly we've been seeing number of different groups from new york, which of course is where donald trump is from. where he is home, at the trump tower. he was raised in new york, military academy going by right now. donald trump is saluting everyone, as they walk by. up next, the maris marching york theme >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ (music playing). >> all right, right now in front of the presidential reviewing stand, we have been seeing the new york military academy come through. and they're being qualified the maris college band from new york. >> ♪ ♪ >> this is the maris college band and spirit team. the conductor and founder of this band is art kimmelburying is her his name, recipient of the us army legion of merit medal. >> ♪ ♪ (music playing) ♪ ♪ >> you can see right there, the first family standing, watching, as each one of these go by. right now you are looking at the boone county 4-h equestrian drill team from arlington, kentucky. >> maids up of young people, well, young people, a wide range of people, from nine to 61 years old. now, we see the west monroe high school marching band, from louisianna. >> ♪ ♪ >> that's quite a large bands for a high school marching band. my goodness, a lot of, a lot of students out there. . >> inside the reviewing stand the first family, clapping as the bands goes by. this is a very large band, i will tell you. (music playing). >> all right, next up, we have the texas state university strutters, we saw them earlier on pennsylvania avenue, absolutely fantastic. >> to perform in the people's republic of china. and these strut verse also represented texas state university and the city of san marcos. >> giving them one right back. >> you see, tiffany trump, taking in the ceremony. >> all right, coming up next, taladayga great tornado band. >> from alabama. >> now, of course, this is the bands that we heard so much about leading up to this inaugural parade. after they were invited, there was a lot of back and forth, because they're from historically black college. many alumni who said they would not support them, go they decided to participate in this there were positions to boycott the parade there. were petitions to support the parade. ultimately, the school and the band director decided they wanted to be here. they started a large fundraising campaign, to be able to bring their band here. and they're here marching today, in this inaugural parade. >> well, we are the beneficiaries of it, because they are absolutely fabulous, and, in fact, they've been rated in the top five of historically black college and university bands. they've received many awards, let's list never for a couple of moments. >> ♪ ♪ (music playing) ♪ ♪ >> watch a lot of the historical band, these guys are no exception. >> ♪ ♪ >> saw it a short time ago. >> (music playing). >> (music playing). >> arousing reception. you see the president clapping along. >> one more time, for the talladega band. >> i think you're right, tony. we are the the band. >> yes. >> they're outstanding. >> yes. >> (music playing). >> this has got to be one of the biggest bands in the parade. a lot of members of this group walking through. >> section one, bow scouts of america -- >> all right. finishing out division one, and you're going to see this throughout the scouts of america, th the natioa boy scouts of america from bethesda, they're caring state flags, from delaware, pennsylvania, new jersey, georgia, connecticut, and elsewhere. and you're going to see boy scout divisions wrapping up four of the five divisions of the parade. >> announcer corporal alex smith. >> coming up next the united states marine corps staff element. united states marine corps was created by declaration of the second continental congress. >> second division of this parade. and to start you'll see members of the united states marine corps. you'll see the staff element, the marine band, the marine corps color guard, and the marine corps reserve. >> established in 1798. marinend made its inaugural debut in 1801. >> we mentioned earlier first stop is the president's own, is the name of the marine band, they're performing in their 54th inaugural appearance. they were established in 1798. they made their inaugural debut in 1801, president thomas jefferson. >> (music playing). >> their commanding in chief, and he's saluted them right back. (music playing). >> each time they play for every inauguration, they're such a pleasure to hear. >> in fact, members of this band performed at the white house more than 300 times a year, and at 500 performances annually nationwide. >> the marines ... >> up next here, the navajo association, hailing fro arizona, they represent the navajo tow truck ers, world war ii veterans. >> all right. >> the navajo coat tuckers are up next. you can see them, as they're coming in right now. you just heard a little bit about that. they come from arizona, and they represent the navajo pro representing the brave service members who serve vital roll in achieving victory during world war ii. >> we are proud to welcome the us board pear troll. >> of course great with native americans taking part in this great inaugural tradition. the small group, but they're very, very proud, very excited to be here. the director is hope mcdonald. >> they're followed now by the united states boards err patrol. the pipes and drums were right here at washington, d.c. the us board pear troll pipes and drums, honoring falling nations, the horses are work horses, assigned to work in the rio grand, valley sector of the state of texas. (music playing) >> this group also received arousing welcome from those attending this parade just a short time ago. again, any group that is representative of some of the themes of president trump's campaign, board pear troll, increasing our presence on the border, veterans, as you'll see throughout the parade, receiving extra special cheers from the crowd. >> now talking about the united states custom and border protection honor guard. comprised of members of the field operations and air and marine operations honor guard. >> all right, i must say now, i just saw a big smile common vice president mike pence's face, and it might have a little something to do with this is the united states customsd on. wait just a second. this is the indianapolis police department motorcycle drill team. as we saw them earlier, they're quite creative on those motorcycles. they, as you can see, they've spelled out the name of the capitol of indianna, indianapolis, mike pence the former governor of indianna. the governor's mansion in indianapolis, indianna. so this has a little special place in the heart of vice president mike pence. >> you saw there, he gave them a very big smile. obviously very please today see them here. they're actually, they're riding motorcycles that they actually use every day in their work, in their service. >> i was trying to get a picture there, but i missed it, for those of how don't know, this is my indianapolis. so i have to give them a little love, too, little shout out to the folks from my hometown o indianna. >> i did mention earlier that the travels and the expenses for this group funded privately by individuals and businesses in indianapolis, and indeed from around the country. >> now it is time to welcome the academy group and equestrians from culver, indianna. >> you saw these guys, a little bit earlier tonight. this is the culver academy. it is equestrian group, from culver, indianna, also from indianna. >> they've actually participate in the 16 different inaugural parades. and look at the reviewing stand. vice president elect mike pence, not elect, excuse me, vice president mike penned, has a big smile on his face. as he is welcoming and saluting these groups from indianna. you can see the big smiles on their faces, too. they're looking into the reviewing mike pence just gave them the two thumbs-up. got a big wave from the president, donald trump, as well. you can see the smiles on their face, as each of them look to the left, to say hello. >> and i'm getting the sense that some in the crowd are also from indianna. because every time these indianna groups go by, a very loud cheer. so perhaps -- >> the indianna people are just entheusiastic. >> there you go. (laughing). >> four thumbs-up from vice president mike pence. >> awe. >> (music playing). >> i'm sure hopeful, i'm sure you heard the announcer there, they said this one, mr. vice president is for you, the columbus north high school marching band from columbus, indianna. that is the vice president as >> so you can certainly understanded the entheusiasm from him, and his wife, karen, as they welcome the sound of north band, from indianna. what a special moment this has to be for the vice president, to see his alma matter, the band from his old high school participating in the parade, as he's now the vice president of the united states. >> get this, not just here because they're from indianna. they're from this high school. they're fantastic band. they have ten time indianna marching band state finalist, and a 19-time indianna concert band state finals. absolutely fantastic. (music playing) >> race car driver tony stewart actually a member of this bands at one point. >> those of how don't know, we are talking about indy cars, of course, the big thing in indianna, the indianapolis 500. playing america the beautiful. (music playing). >> from arlington, virginia. mother, fathers, brothers, sisters, aunt, daughters, battle buddies of military fallen heroes. >> we're now seeing representatives from taps, a group near and dear to many of our hearts, the tragedy assistance program for survivors. >> this bands is an unite every widows, mothers, fathers, brother sons, daughters, aiends are caring photographs of fallen heroes that they're honoring today. photographs there in their hands. many of them waiving at the president and the vice president, as they walk by the reviewing stand. >> caring for the families of america's fallen heroes. they do that well. >> up next, the drill team from vermont. >> the talented drill team, considered a show piece of the university. the team is what they call a perennial powerhouse. and the us university drill competition, and certainly they're showing off their skills and their talents today. (music playing). >> ♪ ♪ >> the hard lands of america is represented in this year's inaugural parade. by a combination -- >> oh, as we saw these guys earlier today, certainly, they -- certainly can understand that. tractor brigade from nebraska. rolling through with their big wheels. >> i love these guys. >> look at all of the beautiful colors. red, green, orange, usually, oh, wait, and the tractors wheels are shining, too. >> i told you, everybody's all cleaned up and stepped up for today. >> look at barron trump's face right now. >> look at that. >> amazement. he grins so big just a second time ago. always a big hit with the kids. and the grown up kids, as well. >> these folks are caring the banner for the rural trang tore brigade members of the national future farmers of america, the world's premiere youth organization, very popular here. >> by the way america's farmers and ranchers crib nearly $180 billion to the u.s. economy each year. >> talk about the nation's heartland, and that is what these folks represent. and, you know, donald trump made a big deal, in fact, part of his inaugural address today about people who feel like they weren't being heard, that washington has forgotten about. and to a great extent, these talking about, rural america, what some people rather dismissly call the fly-over state. you know, when you're going from the east coast to the west coast. that's what these folks represent. >> well, they are well represented here today. and certainly a big hit, especially with barron trump. >> i've never seen tractors in this many colors. >> there we go. the university of tennessee marching band. >> they call themselves the pride of the southland. they're from knoxville, tennessee. they wear as they march in their 13th presidential inaugural parade. >> quite a feat for them. >> than is a large group, if were you with us earlier, when we saw them elsewhere on the here, let's listen to some of them. (music playing) (music playing) (music playing). >> to see these folks come through, and they look over at donald trump, and mike pence, you know a lot of the band directors, just performance, don' seen on tv in an't h turn around and look. i mean, not only that, they have learned so much about the first family, as well. so they're trying to get a glimpse at ivanka trump, melania trump, anbar on trump. >> yes, yes. >>> it was marine personnel and for the first one, army personnel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> they sound absolutely fantastic. participated in many, many, inaugural parades, of course. absolutely wonderful. following the band, representatives from the united states naval academy. yes. you're seeing here many talented young man and women from each company within the brigade of mid ship men since 1845, the united states naval academy served as the undergraduate college of the navy and marine corp and prepares mid ship men morally mentally and physically >> marching unit has 91 members representing the companies in the brigade. spring of 16 is representing the shipment and the marching is led by midshipman first class george sigalo. >> members of the united states navy color guard as we make their way past the stand. >> you heard it the sheriff's department from california. >> 2400 miles to washington, dc for this parade. first organized in 1948. won significant awards and appearances over the many years. >> if their uniforms was a little different to you, that's because they are, they're vintage western style with

when melania trump arrived at the white house, and the couples were met. we can bring in these pictures from moments ago, of melania trump and donald trump meeting barack obama and michelle obama on the steps of the white house, and melania trump offering michelle obama a nicely wrapped gift, it looked suspiciously like tiffany box to me! a nice gesture, the crowds are gathering and there were tears of invitation to inauguration cheap seats and the less cheap seats! these are people who have come from all over the country, who have long been supporters of donald trump, handing him victory and who believed in him early on. they are here in washington, dc, and are here ready for the inauguration services. i am joined here up on the podium on our perch over capitol hill... carlos watson is founder of ozy media. anneke green, former speech writer for president george w bush. carlos cuellar you predicted that donald trump would become the president of the united states. you can see him now on inauguration day, is he now president trump? we have been surprised by president—elect tr

. el chapo guzmÁn se presentÓ inocente en su primer audiencia. ciudad donde creciÓ melania trump celebrÓ con orgullo el nuevo rol de su vecina. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: esta es una ediciÓn especial de noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas, en este dÍa de inauguraciÓn presidencial. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: quÉ tal buenas noches, desde washington. donald trump se convirtiÓ en el presidente nÚmero 45 en estados unidos, luego de un dÍa en que abundaron las ceremonias, el simbolismo aquÍ en la capital, en su primer discurso como mandatario. trump ha prometido acabar con la cacerÍa estadounidense causada por los crÍmenes en las calles y dijo que devolverÁ el gobierno los norteamericanos. veamos. [audio en inglÉs] utilizando un tono fuertemente nacionalista donald trump prometiÓ que la transferencia de poder que tuvo lugar serÁ diferente a las que le precedieron. [audio en inglÉs] po donald trump: estamos pasando el poder de washington a la gente. a partir de ahora estados unidos serÁ el primero. presentador: sugiriÓ que bajo su mando el paÍs se embarca en una

time. just looking at his schedule, he will meet with president-elect trump and melania trump at the white house, they will have a tea, a traditional tea in the blue room. it's in the past been described as a bit stiff or awkward. remember, president obama and president-elect trump have had a number of long, candid conversations on the phone prior to this. so they've gotten to know each other at least a little bit. back to you guys. >> michelle, thank you very much. we know members of congress are beginning to arrive at the u.s. capitol for today's historic inauguration. republicans will be in control of the white house and both houses of congress in just four hours. cnn's manu raju is live in the capitol rotunda. >> reporter: hey, chris. in about two hours we'll start seeing senators gather just down the hall from where i'm standing. they're expected to walk through here and eventually out into the front steps of the capitol and watch the speech and the festivities unfold. on the house side, members attending as well. as we know, a number of house democrats deciding not to attend th

about, a lot of people talking about what melania trump is wearing. i want to go over to cnn style who are eminently qualified to even discuss this. derrick, what do you make of melania trump? >> we can confirm it's ralph loren she's wearing. we were joking that it's a brilliant first lady costume. >> not only is she channelling, as douglas said, the jackie kennedy vibe, and she doesn't even need to say that mrs. kennedy is going to be her roelt model because her clothes are saying it for her. ralph lauren built an empire on the myth of the american dream. the woman he's been most recently associated with in the political sphere is actually hillary clinton. >> there's a rumor going around that hillary clinton, too, will be at ralph lauren. something i wanted to point out about what she was wearing is the heels are so high. >> heels are always high. >> but it's not the most practical idea to wear those high of heels for the skip down to capitol hill. >> i can confirm, too, that i am also wearing ralph lauren. i know america is wondering. >> show us your shoes. >> the heels are not quite

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shelves. cans are better for the beer. bottles allow more light. the first canned beers debuted 82 years ago. you still have the poke a hole to shotgun them. in fact, we're going to do that right now. >> putting pen to paper. did president trump put more jobs in play? >> we'll see if we can get that pipeline built. a lot of jobs. 28,000 jobs. great construction jobs. we build it in the united states, we build the pipelines, we want to build the pipe. going to put a lot of skilled workers back to work. we can't be in an environmental process for 15 years if a bridge is falling down or if a highway is crumbling. we're expediting environmental reviews and approval. that's what this is. >> welcome. i'm stuart varney in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." president trump making it very clear that he wants to get the job done and bring jobs back to america. wall street likes what it hears. the dow getting close to the 20,000 mark. my next guest, chris collins, not surprised and he backed mr. trump from the start. >> good to be with you, stuart. >> yes, sir. you must be one happy republican. >> i'm enjoyed for america and the future and the economic growth. we know we're going to see 4% gdp growth. president trump is doing exactly what he promised. he focused on jobs and the energy piece and obama care. these are actions by an inpatient ceo. donald trump is the ceo. on the good side, he's patient. he wants action, today, not tomorrow. we're seeing it. i don't know that he sleeps, but we're so happy to see his emphasis on jobs and the economy. >> now on the keystone pipeline, the environmentists say it brings dirty oil from canada. it's a pollutant. it's going to contribute to climate change. does the president reject that point of view? >> we all do. let's face it. we look at our production of energy and you look at the war on coal under obama thinking we can replace it with solar panels and wind turbines, which are not base load by any stretch of the imagination. we need reliable energy. it's natural gas, coal. otherwise, factories won't operate reliably. it's about jobs and the economy. we're doing a lot to remove any of the pollutants from the pipes and everything else. the smoke stacks. so this is common sense, stuart. let's not get caught up in the last 1/10 percent. >> you were the first to back donald trump publicly. >> i was. >> right after he made his announcement to run for the president. did you know he was going to be doing all of this if he became the president? he's going after ceos in a variety of industries. some people say he's bullying them. did you know he was going to do this? >> i knew he would put america first. i knew he would put together the most fabulous cabinet that has ever been put together by any president because he didn't have a bunch of hangers on with him looking for jobs. these are successful accomplished generals, ceos, even a few members of congress that know the issues inside out. we all know donald trump, he may not be politically correct, he may not be politically correct as president, but yes, the bully pulpit work for him. the corporations know when he says something, it could drive their stocks up and down in a moments notice. so they want to work with president trump, bring jobs into the u.s. and expand operations in the u.s. he's made an impact in four short days. >> has president trump unified the republican party? >> 100%. we know what happens for only one reason. donald j. trump. we're unified, looking for his message to give us the indication where we're going on tax reform, infrastructure, the replacement of obamacare. he has a great cabinet. simple answer, we're unified. >> chris collins, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> yes, sir. >> now, first the order. now the lawsuit. the attorney for the indian tribe opposing the dakota pipeline vowing to take action against the administration's decision. there's some protest, as you can see. so will the legal wrangling hold things up? let's ask former defense attorney, gregg jarrett. let's refer to the pipeline. can the lawyer hold this up? >> not likely. for a couple reasons. first of all, the army corps of engineers is planning to reroute it. so it doesn't affect the water rights of this particular tribe, the standing rock sioux. second of all, the owner of the pipeline that is doing the building of it says we have a contract. all of the tribes agreed to it. so if that is true, any lawsuit has no merit. >> okay. in a broader context, the president said today signing another executive order, we can't be in an environmental process for 15 years in a bridge is falling down or if a highway is crumbling. he wants to speed up the environmental review process. surely the lawyers can stall that. they can be the brake on the president's executive order. >> they can try to do that. lawyers, there's no shortage of them running to the courthouse with their billable hours, clock running. so other happy to file these lawsuits. but president trump is inpatient as the american public is inpatient to get something done. change. significant change. so when president trump orders his departments ahead of the departments he picks himself to expedite processes, not to foot drag the way president obama did, why then you're going to have immediate action. >> shepard: he's not going to get any opposition from scott pruitt who have been nominated to run the epa. the president will have a supporter at the epa. >> absolutely. the state department environmental review of the keystone xl pipeline took six long years. in the end, they said the building of the pipeline will decrease emissions, not increase them and harm the environment. took them six years to do that. it shouldn't have taken any more than just a few months. scott pruitt is head of the epa, who has sued the epa over foot-dragging. he won't be dragging his feet. >> so sum it up. you're telling the lawyers won't act as a brake. they'll try but it won't work. the president will get his way, he will expedite the permitting process for pipelines, factories and environmental movements. >> the lawyers will try to stop it at every turn. they may have some sympathetic judges on the bench. for the most part, there aren't enough lawyers in america to undertake the challenges to all the changes that president trump wants to undertake. >> i'm pressing this because we've gotten used to the idea that america is a can-not-do society. everything is held up by the legal process. you're telling me we're about to witness a revolution. that's going to change. >> i agree. it's going to change. going to change i suspect fairly quickly. the lawyers not withstanding. they won't be able to file lawsuits to challenge every move by every agency based on departmental regulations. there isn't enough legal justification for that. >> are you surprised by that? >> not really. >> you saw this come something. >> look, this is a man that, you know, the rink in central park took years and years to try to fix it. nobody could. trump stepped in and did it like that. >> thanks, gregg. appreciate it. let's go to the white house. this hour, president trump with meeting with both parties before announcing his supreme court pick. there is one name that is getting a lot of attention. to blake berman at the white house with more. blake? >> hi, stuart. his name is neil gorsach. he turns 50 later this month. he's emerging at one of the top candidates to be president trump's pick to be for the supreme court. he's based out of denver, colorado. one of the reasons why he's emerged for the trump team is because of positions he's taken dealing with obamacare. earlier today, president trump said a pick is coming soon. >> we have outstanding candidates. we will pick a truly great security justice. i'll be announcing it sometime next week. >> so in the next week or so, stuart, this should be wrapped up. sources tell fox that president trump whittled his way down to three candidates. the list that started as many as two dozens. stuart? >> like the white house just issuing a statement on presidential children. tell us what he's saying. >> they have. this of course deals with baron trump who unfortunately has been put in the spotlight by some over the last few days. the statement just came out. three sentences. it says "it is a longstanding tradition that the children of presidents are afforded the opportunity to grow up outside of the political spotlight. the white house fully expects this tradition to continue. we appreciate your cooperation in this matter." of course, baron trump is all of 10 years old. >> thank you. the president signing five more executive orders. we're seeing him bring in both sides. businesses pledging jobs. so why isn't the media highlighting those jobs? we have an idea on that. look who is giving president trump advice on how to do his job. chicago's mayor rahm emanuel tells him to focus on his job. i. i. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? 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"the washington post." "tensions in president trump's first days." "usa today" "trump targets trade deal. abortion." the host of fox news channel media buzz, howie kurtz. not a lot of positive on trump's steps. why not? >> there's been some, but it's been way underplayed. here's why. the press is bored by policy substance. eyes glaze over. secondly, major elements of the media, relentlessly positive to the 45th president and a lot of this is overshadowed by the war with the media. >> stuart: i think, may i express an opinion, the media is contemptuous of president trump. >> i wouldn't say that. some news outlets, some journalists, i wouldn't give you that much of an argument. but there's arguments on the white house side. president trump had a good day yesterday with executive orders, met with the bipartisan congressional leaders. meeting more with democrats than president obama used to. he repeated his claim that he believes as many as five million people voted illegally. the newspapers reported it a lie. sean spicer got asked dozens of times this morning. >> stuart: is it on the president's part for putting it in play? >> when he makes an issue, when he's right or wrong about the size of the crowd or voted in the election, there's no dispute about that. he's creating distractions that can overshadow his measures. at the same time, there's a responsibility by the press while covering those issues that are sexier that bring rating than dealing with the substance of the executive orders, the pipelines, the trans pacific trade partnership. you're right, it's being overshadowed. >> stuart: big picture. if it's trump versus the media, how does this play out with every day america? is everyday america supporting the president on this or are they going with the media? >> we know who won during the campaign. donald trump ran very hard against the dishonest media. he won the election. journalists blew the election. the thing is, the more that we focus on the controversy, some are legitimate, the less we are concerned with the very issues that got donald trump elected. issues of jobs and factories and healthcare. that sort of thing. i hope we're not going to fall into the trap of making the same mistake again. >> stuart: i wanted to read the statement from thouse. "it's a longstanding tradition that the children of presidents are afforded the opportunity to grow up outside of the political spotlight. the white house fully expects this tradition to continue. we appreciate your cooperation in this matter." that is aimed directly at the media. what do you make of it? >> part of this has to do with a "saturday night live" writer name katie rich who tweeted a very sick joke about 10-year-old baron trump. later apologized. that kind of thing, you know, the white house is right. amy carter, chelsea clinton, the bush twins. the press took a hands off attitude. baron trump is 10 years old. he ought to be off limits. it makes me angry that some people think it's funny or appropriate to take a shot at this kid because his father is president. >> stuart: i don't think the president will pull back on it. he will go after any insinuation about any of his children and chase them down. >> i think most media will go with it. >> thanks, howard kurtz. a democrat senator now pointing to the big march. this march as a reason not to march ahead on one of the president's key picks. is this hold-up justified? former attorney general michael mukasey is here. d... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> stuart: looks like the president's pick for attorney general will have to wait even longer for his confirmation. democrat senator dianne feinstein using the weekend's women's march to force a delay on a vote for republican senator jeff sessions saying she owes it to those women to take her time on the matter. former attorney general michael mu mullcasey joins us. >> thank you. >> stuart: may i quote directly from senator feinstein, the least we can do is tell them we're being as careful as possible on who replace in charge of making these important decisions for every man and marched over the weekend, we owe it to them. >> oh, please. i understand each individual word. it's the idea that they're supposed to convey that alludes me. there's no idea there. the notion that somehow if she takes another week that that is either going to satisfy the people that walked on the march or the people that walked on the march were marching to delay senator sessions is ridiculous. >> stuart: it's paying attention to the marchers and bringing them to the fore and their issues to the fore. is that legit when you hold hearings for the future attorney general of the united states? >> any issue is legit. there's no issues presented by the march that are legit for senator sessions. he's done nothing or said nothing that he would treat women or minorities or anybody else on the march in a fashion that is different than the way he would treat everybody else. >> stuart: that's the issue i wanted to get to. senator feinstein worries about jeff sessions and his stance on civil rights and rights for women. what has senator sessions ever said or done that would provoke this doubt about his equal treatment of women and minorities? >> we should ask senator feinstein. she had an opportunity to question him. she also had an opportunity to question all the witnesses that testified in support and in opposition. she didn't take a good deal of that opportunity because frankly when i testified, she wasn't there. so -- >> stuart: so what's going on here? this delay will be a week's delay. what is really going on? >> what is really going on is delay. delay the opportunity for senator sessions to get to the justice department and begin to implement policies that senator feinstein might disagree with. >> stuart: james comey will remain as the fbi top guy under president trump. what do you make of that? >> a couple things. first of all, the president obviously is free to retain him. the president picks his spots and picks his fights. he's got a lot of people to get through congress and it may not make sense even if he were so inclined to have yet another turbulent issue thrust in the middle of -- >> stuart: but you know what's being said. that james comey ruined the candidacy of hillary clinton, and that's why he's staying on with mr. trump. >> i think that's nonsense. i think that he failed to pursue charges or suggest that charges be taken against hillary clinton when charges have been pursued against members of the military that did far less than he did. people did time for doing far less than she did and he knows it. >> stuart: now he was appointed for ten years. >> right. >> stuart: he served four. you think he will serve out the following six years? >> i have no idea. i know there's an inspector general's investigation underway that is going to include both his conduct and the conduct of people in the justice department leading up to his conduct. and the entire way that the investigation of mrs. clinton and her e-mails and the whole -- the pay-for-play allegations as well was conducted. they're not going to second guess the results. what they are going to do is examine closely the procedures that were followed and whether proper procedures were followed. that's what the idea is there for. >> stuart: and he stays atop of the fbi. >> the i.g. reports to not only the head of the agency, the attorney general or if he recuses himself, but he reports to congresses will. and the person that was there, mike horowitz is a fine lawyer and investigator. stay tuned. >> mike mukasey, stay tuned. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> stuart: rom emanuel telling president trump to focus on the country. >> stuart: chelsea handler's attack on the first lady sparking outrage. back in 60 seconds. >> stuart: how about this? president trump getting a lecture from chicago's democrat mayor rahm emanuel. roll tape. >> you didn't elected to debate the crowd size of your inaugural. you got elected to make sure that people have a job, the economy continues to grow, people have security as it relates to their kids education, et cetera. and it wasn't about your crowd size. it was about their lives and your jobs. >> stuart: come on in. scott martin that lives in chicago. scott, chicago's unemployment rate is close to 6%. as a chicago guy yourself, what do you make of mayor emanuel lecturing the president about jobs? >> it's funny to listen to that sound bite there. almost like he was self-reflective of his session. those are the things that mr. emanuel was elected to do, whether it's crime, jobs or other city policies. trust with the police. all of those things that he was enacteded to try to rebuild, he's failed on so far. >> stuart: to be fair, scott martin, donald trump has had a thing or two to stay to rahm emanuel about running chicago. so it has run both ways here, has it not? >> it has. one of those things is comments about a stop and frisk policy. if you like at the crime rates in new york city, which is a comparable maybe situation, there has been some effect. you don't want to totally confuse causation with coral raise. with regards to chicago with the stop and frisk policy, that is something that could be tried here. being the murder capitol of the country and all the crime going on in chicago, what has been done so far is not working. >> stuart: you're a financial guy. i want to turn to the final side of what's going on today. the dow jones up over 100 points. getting closer to 20,000. i'm calling it the trump rally. what say you, scott martin? >> i say the trump bump that continues to hump along because it seems like it speaks to the kinetic energy that was tied up in this market for the last several years of the obama administration, which loves the business mind that is sitting in d.c. currently. >> stuart: i noticed the automaker stocks, ford, general motors, fiat chrysler all up today. that followed meetings at the white house with president trump. so in terms of the stock market, in terms of investors, they are responding to what the president is doing to american industry. and responding favorably. >> that connection is something built with d.c. look at the body language of these ceos. they seem positive. they seem like they have ground to work on with d.c., with tax policy, regulation. that's why you'll see a good year in the stock market, i believe. >> stuart: can you tell me why so many analysts got it so wrong? the run up to the election, everybody predicted a crash if mr. trump was elected. >> goes to show you that we're lucky that hillary didn't get in there with her cohorts like elizabeth warren. that's what was predicting that happened with trump but didn't happen. so you'll see a lot of the business ingenuity, the communication with the business market and the business climate really improve. that's what you should be concerned about as an investor, not this regulatory stuff and tax stuff that hillary was threatening. >> stuart: the viewers want me to ask the following question. does the trump rally continue from here? >> it does. now, there are going to be some bumps and bruises. there's an adjustment period with any new administration. i'm telling you, this is a better one that we could have had than if hillary won. >> stuart: thanks, scott. see you soon. >> thanks. >> stuart: democrats just rolling out a new $1 trillion infrastructure plan. they didn't say who will pick up the tab. better hold on to your wallet for this one. asmy family tree,ing i discovered a woman named marianne gaspard... it was her french name. then she came to louisiana as a slave. i became curious where in africa she was from. so i took the ancestry dna test to find out more about my african roots. the ancestry dna results were really specific. they told me all of these places in west africa. i feel really proud of my lineage, and i feel really proud of my ancestry. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story, get started for free at ancestry.com won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> stuart: a high level meeting going on inside the white house right now. we just received this treat from. trump. "meeting with members of the senate leadership at the white house. mike pence is there." mr. trump treating out this photo. to the best of our knowledge, this meeting is going on. it involves who he is considering for his supreme court pick. i wonder if this is also coming up in that meeting? democrats unveiling a trillion dollar infrastructure blueprint. they say they don't -- they tonight say exactly how they're doing to pay for it. senate majority leader chuck schumer said he's not a fan of president trump's plan for the private sector to help pay for some of it. young america's foundation, emily and robert here with us. now, robert, to you first. leadership has not said how this trillion-dollar infrastructure plan will be paid for. i take it that it's doing to be paid for out of taxation. that's the previous democrat plans. is that correct? >> that would be the best of my understanding to you. i'll tell you what was -- what was said with bernie sanders, it was said it wouldn't be paid for tax cuts on the wealthiest people in our country and the big corporations. >> stuart: so when the question arises who pays, the answer is the taxpayer pays from general taxation. now to you, emily. as i understand it, president trump's infrastructure plan is partly paid for by private enterprise. is that accurate? >> it is accurate. we're looking at $21 trillion in debt. here the senate democrats are proposing a trillion dollar infrastructure bill and not specifying how it's going to be paid for. that is ridiculous. i know what they're trying to do. they're trying to drive a wedge between donald trump and the congressional republicans. they're trying to test his loyalty to congressional republicans. it's clearly what they're trying to do. i don't think the trump administration will take the bait. i'm betting on donald trump looking at the private options. that's the world that he knows and understands. >> stuart: okay. both sides of the fence agree we need a infrastructure plan. but the idea that the taxpayer foots the entire bill important this won't fly, is it? >> no, it will not. i know it's a rough sell. but the truth of the matter is, if we privatize this, it gets more expensive. >> stuart: why would it be more expensive for taxpayers if the taxpayers don't pay for it? >> it's statistically proven. we've shown that private companies do it, it's more expensive and we end up with huge delays -- >> stuart: it's funded by private enterprise. not the taxpayer, right, emily? >> it's a little premature to say that without seeing the administration's full plan. we don't know exactly what their plan is. from what we understand, it could be a combination of private and public factors. we don't know what it's going to look like. it's premature to say it's going to be more expensive because we're looking at private open shuns. that's not the case at all. private options cut cost. that's been proven many times over. we'll have to wait to see the plan that we're told by senator mcconnell now. >> stuart: robin, would you say that democrats would reject a private enterprise funded infrastructure plan? would they walk away from it and say no, we're not going for that? would they do that? >> i hope not, stuart. we have to find middle ground and work together. democrats can't afford to not pay attention to this populous messa message. our infrastructure is in a state of a national crisis. we have to do this together. they're using this right now because we do have middle ground here on this issue. >> stuart: emily, let me come back to you for a second. robin appears to be playing ball. that's all i can say. that's the way i'm reading it. >> i don't want to be cynical but i don't think senate democrats are doing this because they have common ground with the populous that brought donald trump to office. i think chuck schumer is doing it as a way to test trump's loyalty to conservative principles and congressional republicans. i don't think it will work. we talk about politics as a game of chess. the chest game has begun. we're a few days in and the democrats are playing chess with the trump administration. that's what it is. i don't want to sound cynical but that's what we're seeing. >> stuart: bottom line, at the end of the day, we're going to get a infrastructure plan no matter who pays for it, we're going to get a plan, right, robin? >> absolutely. we have to. it's imperative. >> stuart: emily. >> stuart: you'll see a infrastructure plan. >> very important for the economy. that's a fact. emily, robin. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. coming up, chelsea handler under fire after her personal criticism of first lady melania trump. what the comedian said and why my next guest is not laughing. let's take a look at some numbers: 4 out of 5 people who have a stroke, their first symptom... is a stroke. 80 percent of all strokes and heart disease? preventable. and 149 dollars is all it takes to get screened and help take control of your health. we're life line screening... and if you're over 50... call this number, to schedule an appointment... for five painless screenings that go beyond regular check-ups. we use ultrasound technology to literally look inside your arteries... for plaque which builds up as you age- and increases your risk for stroke and cardiovascular disease. and by getting them through this package, you're saving over 50%. so call today and consider these numbers: for just $149 you'll receive five screenings that could reveal what your body isn't telling you. i'm gonna tell you that was the best $150 i ever spent in my life. life line screening. the power of prevention. call now tow to learn more. >> stuart: and it looks like the post election rally is going to continue for now. the aluminum company, alcoa, beating sales expectations for the past three months. they did miss the mark on earnings, however, but the stock is up 2% after hours. look at this. alcoa stock up more than 40% since election day. a whopping rally. new social media outrage. hours after leaving a women's march, chelsea handler slammed first lady melania trump. roll tape. >> what about melania? what is to talk about? she can barely speak english. >> what do you think about her as the first lady? >> exactly what i think about him as the first man. nothing. i don't respect either one of those people. >> evidently. joining me now, ashley pratt. i say that that is out of bounds. what do you say? >> it's completely out of bounds but yet something we have come to expect from the liberal left. the so-called hollywood elitists as well that can march on saturday and say they respect diversity and quality of women but yet go after melania trump. i find some hypocrisy after everything they were talking about. let's look at that melania trump speaks five languages. she's a very accomplished woman. she's in no way shape or form illiterate. to imply as such is very, very offensive to the first lady of the united states. again, something we have come to expect. >> stuart: ashley, it was a deliberate insult. i'm saying what would it be if it was the other way around? if somebody said something like that to michelle obama at some point as first lady? the reaction would have been completely different. >> of course. what is interesting, stu, watching the coverage of this -- so far fox news and a couple others have reported this, but so far some of the left wing media has not even touched this. now, had this been a republican, you know, actor or commentator or anyone, had suggested anything of this sort that chelsea handler did about somebody in the white house, whether it's the obamas on hillary clinton, it would have been pure outrage. instead, this is fine because for them, this is completely normal. something that is tolerable to them. >> stuart: i want to read you a statement that we received moments from the white house press office. it's a warning to the media about staying away from mr. trump's children. here's how it reads. "it's a longstanding children of presidents are afforded the opportunity to grow up outside of the political spot light. the white house fully expects this tradition to continue. we appreciate your cooperation in this matter." that's a pretty strong warning shot across the bows of the media, if you ask me. >> yeah, it's sad that we have to even have this conversation. chelsea clinton came out on her public social media pages and said baron trump should be allowed to have the childhood that i had. at that point you really realize there is sort of this unity among the children who grew up in the white house and even the bush daughters sent letters to malia and sasha obama as they left the white house. i hope they all rush to somebody's defense if something happens like this with baron trump. >> stuart: do you think it will continue to happen, not with the trump children but the first lady. general criticism of the trumps. you expect it to continue? >> yes. it seems like nothing is off limits in the media. what we're seeing from the white house when it comes to a new approach on media, we can expect this to keep happening. what they're doing now is setting a precedent that says this is not okay. this will not be tolerated. you're seeing to undermine president trump. at this point, he is the president of the united states. he's not a candidate anymore. so you know -- >> stuart: but doesn't it backfire when you offer such a gratuitous insult when she doesn't speak english well but she speaks five languages. surely that backfires on the person making that personal criticism? >> you'd hope. i don't think it does. chelsea handler is known for saying outrageous things, one and two and she's on her twitter and social media feeds promoting planned parenthood. for them it's par for the course and while nothing is off limits, it's deeply offensive and the liberal elitists should check themselves before they say things like this. had it been flipped on its head, they would have been outraged by any republican or actor or commentator or anyone saying anything about the obamas or the clintons. >> stuart: i don't think we've ever seen anything like this before. i mean that in all aspects of the trump presidency. you agree with that? >> i would completely agree with that. i think buckle up, america. we're in for a wild ride. >> stuart: you got it. ashley pratt, conservative commentator. thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. thank you. we expect the president's pick for budget director to grilled over crowd sizes. >> which crowd is larger, the 2009 crowd or the 2017 crowd? >> if you allow me to give the disclaimer how this -- from that picture it appears the crowd on the left-hand side is bigger than the crowd on the right-hand side. >> thank you. teor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 15% or more on car insurance. i like the sound of that. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. at bp, we empower anyone to stop a job if something doesn't seem right, so everyone comes home safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. when you have $7.95 online u.s. equity trades lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade, you realize the smartest investing idea isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. >> stuart: the senate banking committee voted to confirm dr. ben carson as secretary of housing and urban development. senator elizabeth warren, who was critical of the nomination, issued this statement on why she voted to confirm mr. carson. it reads "although i continue to have concerns about dr. carson's inexperience in the field and his comments on poverty and government dependency, he has pledged to look for ways to expand affordable housing options for everyone to aggressively defend the fair housing rights of all americans. i support dr. carson's nomination and look forward to working with him to ensure that he follows through on his commitments." now this. >> what is larger, the 2009 crowd or the 2017 crowd? >> senator, if you allow me to give a disclaimer how this ties to omb, i'll answer your question. it appears the crowd on the left-hand side is bigger than the crowd on the right-hand side. >> thank you. the reason i'm raising this is because budget often contain buried deceptions. you around i talked in my office about the magic asterisks. this is an example of where the president's team on something very simple and straightforward wants to embrace a fantasy rather than a reality. >> stuart: that was democrat senator jeff merkley trying to put president trump's pick on the spot. but all this did was put taxpayers at a loss. i got to say that it was rather strange to see crowd size coming up in the confirmation hearings for the budget director. you say taxpayers lost this one? >> oh, absolutely. why are we spending committee time on something like this? i think the new tag line or the slogan for the democratic party, it's obvious to me, by what i've seen in the media, #democraticpettylife. because they're very petty on every little issue just to get a clear hitline. it's disturbing on many levels and should be disturbing for every voter and taxpayer. they're using government resources to try to paint donald trump in a negative light. instead of focusing on the issues and the reasons in which they lost this election cycle, they're focusing on how can we paint donald trump in a way that is unbecoming of a president. this is disturbing on many levels. >> stuart: you think that senator merkley scored any points at all? there is a big rub about the crowd size. by bringing it up, did senator merkley score at point at all? >> i think stuart, maybe we should do a side by side picture of trump's inauguration to hillary clinton's inauguration and see who scored points there? you can't find any pictures because she didn't win. there's no points scored. so at this point, democrats need to figure out why they left the idea being a party of the little guy to donald trump, a billionaire who ran on a populous message that empowered the working class and empowered blue collar workers, that empowered african americans to vote for his candidacy of over hillary clinton. and he won a greater amount of votes than mitt romney and john mccain. so we know that donald trump is doing something different than any other republican or democrat. democrats should be concerned about that. >> stuart: the level of activity, the action that the president has engaged in right from the get-go of his presidency, i think that's surprised a hot of people. he's covering all bases here. jobs, trade, executive orders. the pipelines. speeding up the environmental process. has he united the republican party behind what he is doing? >> you know what? i would absolutely say he has. these are the issues in which he's enacted executive orders on, are things that republicans have been united around for a number of years. thing we wanted to get done. president trump has come in in a matter of days and getting things done. as he said during the campaign, this is what he was going to do, he's kept his promises. as the american people, me as a republican or not, i'm a tax payer and voter, we're going to hold him accountable to every promise he made and see that it gets done. i'm excited to say that he's doing what he said he was going to do. >> takes awhile getting used to saying president trump. >> it does, doesn't it? >> stuart: all right. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> stuart: that's all for today. however, be sure to catch me tomorrow, "varney and company" at 9:00 a.m. eastern time promptly. this is what we do. politics and money. that's what we do on "varney and company" every single workday. five days a week. the five is next. >> hello, everyone. it is 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." president trump delivering a big blow today to president obama's environmental legacy, signing executive orders to move forward with the keystone xl and dakota access pipelines. president obama killed the project in 2015 over climate change concerns. president trump also signed an order requiring u.s. financed pipelines to use steel produced here in america. president delivering on a major campaign promise. made in america still

presidential candidate, and to president-elect. today will put his hand on the bible and become the 45th president of the united states of america. guests are gathering on the west front of the u.s. capitol. bc president clinton and hillary clinton. other presidents are there a lot of supreme court justices. members of donald trump's family have been in place. president-elect trump and president obama are heading up to capitol hill. they had coffee this morning. 43 see bush 42 and -- bush and his wife laura in attendance. shortly we will see the announcement of melania trump, the soon-to-be first lady. karen pence, the vice president to be's wife. of americansring little leadership both parties on will be an extraordinary day of the ceremony and an important transition unlike the country has ever seen. john, you saw hillary clinton and bill clinton today. the expectation of any issue would be taking the oath of office today. in one of the biggest surprises and maybe the biggest political upset the country has ever seen, donald trump will become president and about an hour. john: get the next ordinary thing. -- it is an extra ordinary thing. i think it is the biggest political upset of all time. this was one of the most surreal -- certainly the most surreal operation and our lifetimes. it's hard to imagine with the clintons are feeling given the level of expectations she had along with much of the people of the country that she would be taking the oath today. there was a lot of speculation about it they would attend. she has been, according to many of her friends, and a dark and depressed place. i think it shows extraordinary fortitude and a great commitment to the goal of trying to unify the country that both of them will be here today, putting on a brave face. still a great deal of emotion and psychological pain. mark: one of the dramas we are following today. hillary clinton is there not because she is the one who lost, she is there as the spouse of a former president and the former first lady. as good a seat as anyone will have been under an hour watching donald trump take the oath of office. this is a date or we don't expect much policy to be enacted, although the new president will sign some executive orders. he said he will have most of the business get underway on monday, the first full work day he will have as president. today will be a day for ceremony with president-elect -- vice president-elect pence and president-elect trump taking the oath of office. and in the widely anticipated in relatively short speech from donald trump. then the parade and then tonight a few inaugural balls. it will be a day of extraordinary moments for the country. there are a lot of protesters in washington and a lot of people very excited about seeing the change they voted for began with what will be a speech for the ages. there has never been a president of the united states without military service or elected office service. there you see the president-elect donald trump and president obama as they get ready to be announced on the stage. john: there are a lot of questions about this speech. the inaugural addresses are obviously a great ceremony and great tradition. it is the case that many presidents have given them and they have not been especially memorable, not obviously the case. this is the speech they are remembered for. because of the division of the country and because of the unusual this up -- unusualness of donald trump, this speech seems so much more important. much more important politically, much more important to the state of the country and how they look at donald trump in your average inaugural address. before we move on we get to see the soon-to-be president and ex-president walking together. i want to ask you, as you have seen the end of this transition period play out and see these days in the run-up to this very important day, what struck you in the last 72 hours as trump got ready to take the oath? mark: he is a man of contradictions. -- there's vice president biden and his wife dr. jill biden. there is the incoming vice president mike pence and his wife karen. he is a man of contradictions. gracias at times and mean-spirited at others. i think in the last 72 hours it is an atypical trump, talking about unity of doing some divisive things. i think today's speech will lean towards more of the unity and we will see whether americans who see him as a divisive figure decide if that's the president they are going to get. as recentlysomeone as yesterday, last night talking about -- there is the incoming president's adult children. john: soon to be the first family. mark: tiffany and eric, baron's youngest child. john: this is a man who ran a divisive campaign but he said it was centered on bringing the country together. every modern president has run on the notion of ringing the country together. we will see how that emphasis goes, whether he talks about some of the the -- the themes that in more divisive or bringing the country together. the family has been part of political journey of their father's. they have been focused on helping him win and now cover -- govern. evocative trump's -- jared kushner is new to politics, like his father-in-law, but plans to play a major role in governing. john: it seems to meet one of the questions was donald trump on election night is a striking noted unity, a noteworthy tried and succeeded in some respects to have a softer kind of rhetoric, a more unifying rhetoric. and then over the course of the transition we saw the old donald trump in much of his public performance. certainly his twitter feed, combative, often provocative. and divisive. i think everyone expects and rightly so that he will in this formal address try to go back to election night and the town he struck that night. then the question becomes what happens by the end of today? by tomorrow? those are questions for the presidency, but trump is so unpredictable he could easily give a unifying speech right now and within hours be doing things that will undo whatever good he does in the speech. never have we had a president-elect represent some of the unpredictability. mark: the trump children being announced. this uniquely american tableau every four years on the west front of the capital. politicians from both parties joining together. there has been as much divisiveness in the run-up to this ceremony as we have seen in modern american times with several dozen democratic members of the house of representatives choosing to boycott the event. the country's leading democrats are front and center. the obama's, the clintons, the carters joining president bush, vice president cheney, bush 41 the only living president not present. he is in the hospital in houston. our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. leading of america's political class are here. the new first family, the trumps. there is jared kushner in the dark jacket. he will not just be the son-in-law to the president but a top advisor. this is a close-knit family. you can bet although they are supposedly separating the trump is this empire and the trump presidency that the adult children and donald trump be front and center throughout this administration, both symbolically and behind the scene. john: in particular jared kushner and ivanka trump. some are reporting over the last that theysurprisingly will possibly be the most influential people in this entire administration. last night donald trump put an incredible weight on jared kushner's shoulder, saying he felt he was the best suited president trump could imagine to bring peace to the middle east. a rather extraordinary statement to make. whatever you think of it on merit, one that casts a young man in his 30's with or foreign-policy experience whatsoever in the extraordinary position of influence and responsibility that trump is already talking about. -- andhew -- andy two the two other boys. republicans and democrats suspect donald trump will be sued shortly after he takes the oath of office as having violated the clause of the united states constitution because those conflict are unresolved. this is a president-elect who comes into this moment with a divided country, a minority of the popular vote. other presidents have faced that in faced great political challenges. he's being investigated by several ranches e-government for connections, campaign connections with russia and its role with the election. business conflicts that will be the source of controversy. potentially scandal. been extraordinaire set of political challenges to overcome that he will come close to making good on the grand promises he has made to make america great again. john: let's go to capitol hill. kevin is standing by and is watching over a large crowd that a suspect donald trump will estimate is the largest crowd ever to attend an inaugural, although it will probably be short of that. let's talk about the legislative agenda. people talk about infrastructure, tax reform, beingation, regulation as amongst the big things to be worked on first. what is going on on the legislative side. which issue will move first? kevin: we can see developments as early as tonight in terms of the incoming administration trying to really lay out their case for their priorities. mark, i have been up here for the past two weeks. already the republican leadership is meeting behind closed doors with some of the incoming powers that be. people like steven mnuchin and gary cohn are making frequent trips to capitol hill to meet with house speaker paul ryan to begin laying out their agenda on issues like tax reform, perhaps infrastructure, economic stimulus plans, and even immigration. first and foremost i think we'll be hearing a lot over the next three days about repealing key part of the affordable care act. it's been a somewhat chaotic transition period. much of the government remains -- a lot of open spaces. a lot of jobs to be filled. many of these nominees for cabinet posts as yet unconfirmed. some have had a rocky hearings, some less so. where do things stand in your view about how successful donald trump will be in getting all the people he wants into the jobs of running the government? kevin: john, i put those questions to the democratic senators this week. people like senator elizabeth lauren and senator bob menendez from massachusetts and new jersey respectively. quite frankly they were honest with me in saying the opposition to president-elect trump's nominee and appointees has really been largely to characterize them, to begin laying the groundwork for opposition on key issues like immigration and obamacare. when you look at mnuchin's nomination and rex tillerson, they have not been able to convince any of their republican colleagues to flip their vote. that means they will be unsuccessful in blocking any of these particular nominees. john: thank you very much. youa, if you are there, have been following this campaign closely and spent a lot of hours with donald trump and have a pretty good read on his personality and history. what do you think he is thinking as he prepares to take the oval -- both of office? -- oath of office and what is his main objective today? jenna: i wish i knew exactly what donald trump was thinking at any given moment. today is the day. this is the big, big day. he is becoming the president. whether he ever thought he was going to get to this point or not, here he is. morningching him this there seems to be a little bit of a heavy solemn this to him -- solemness to him. starting today he will have a lot of heavy decisions facing him. i think probably the weight of his position is probably going to hit him as he takes this. as far as what he is going to say, a lot of people are hoping that he will deliver a message of unity. that he will finally reach out in a meaningful way to the people who didn't vote for him. like you guys were saying earlier, he has made such comments in the past and his actions have not really matched those words. this is his opportunity to not only get a message of unity, but perhaps hit the restart button and going forward try to bring this very divided nation together. mark: there you see the tableau waiting for the announcement of the vice president-elect, president-elect, and expecting them to take the oath in about half an hour. there you see the current first lady, michelle obama. that is nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. cameras sohed to reporting and talking is not always easy, but what is the latest on the scale of connectivity of protesters in and around the inaugural events? jenna: there have been little outbursts here and there. we had one right across from the washington post building in the franklin square park. a group of protesters all dressed in black who clashed with police officers who were there. we will keep our eye on this throughout the day. the police seem to be taking a stance of not letting anything go. really confronting protesters at the perimeter. we will see what happens. as far as i know it is small, isolated pockets of protesters around the perimeter. mark: jenna johnson from the washington post, thank you so much. there is michelle obama and jill biden, two people leaving and thent housing today daily lives that in their reality for the last eight years. i think it's safe to say they are leaving the next feelings. not expecting to be handed exotic donald trump. widely expected for over a year that today would be a day when a friend of theirs, fellow democrat hillary clinton would be president at the event today. you see the rick perry -- ec rick perry, the man in line to be the energy secretary. john: and not only is this an unexpected outcome, but for all the people in the obama white house, all displayed in incredibly active role in this campaign. barack obama campaign for hillary clinton a lot. michelle obama had some of the most romantic and emotional roles. gave some speeches in the fall campaign that were extraordinary on the part of a first lady. mark: you see two men who have run for president, bernie sanders and to his left john mccain. another sign of the bipartisanship. >> first lady michelle obama. director of the united states senate committee on rules and administration. [applause] mark: there they come. michelle obama. very vocal opponent of donald trump in the election. gave these emotional, powerful speeches. i think one of the things for alling here is these folks that will be asking themselves for a long time, did we do enough? did we do the right things? then we do the wrong things? ec soul-searching this weekend -- you see soul-searching. they all feel as though they are trying to be -- to do the right thing for the country. hisident-elect trump and people have expressed great appreciation for the fact the obama's in particular have been so helpful and gracious in trying to make this a smooth transition. yet you know this group of democrats who are now exiting power are going to be having second thoughts for a long time about what unfolded and the role they played and what potential consequences might be for democratic priorities for the country in this highly unusual new president. john: you see president bush 43 in his usual jocular mood. you look at the clintons' faces. textured, and rich visages of the two people that are experiencing as much emotion as anyone up there. we expect shortly the new first lady in the new wife of the vice president, might and, karen pence and karen pence. you see the scope. that looks like a lot of people who defied expectation they somew -- they somewhat previous inaugurations look like. a smaller crowd than barack obama eight years ago. here to talk about the trump agenda, please talk about that with kevin, mike, what is happening? wider worldhink the will react to this? mike: now we get to the point where donald trump will see the problems from translating his rhetoric into reality. they start on capitol hill because there is no unity. normally the political dynamic is republicans against democrats, but that you have republicans against republicans. trump will have trouble getting much of his agenda through. the first thing they want to focus on is obamacare. they can do to repeal fairly quickly, but they have no agreement on what they would replace it with. the president-elect says he wants repeal and replace at the same time. he also suggested he will have his own plan coming out when tom price is confirmed as hhs secretary. second the mid-february. we are waiting for that. four committees have to deal with obamacare replacement. that will tie up a lot of members of the senate in particular. it will be hard for them to move forward on tax reform and on infrastructures ending. -- spending. i havebers of congress spoken to say this will be a much more drawn out process then to donald trump expected. table take them well into the summer to get anything passed. nothing will affect the economy and therefore the markets until late 2017 or early 2018. if you're looking for something to affect the markets, it might be a straight trump comment like his talk of the dollar or talk of the foreign policy situation. mark: we are watching melania trump, the new soon-to-be first lady making her entrance at the inaugural ceremony looking extremely elegant in that blue coat she is in. we see the u.s. capitol as people prepare for her to make her first appearance on the dais. understand there was a great sense that trumps ambitious agenda will run into the typical and atypical roadblocks and obstacles. he will want to put some wins on the board. >> mrs. karen pence. mark: you come melania trump and karen pence. >> mrs. janna ryan, the honorable elaine chow, and eugene mccarthy. ♪ mark: given those realities, the trump administration will want to put some wins on the board in the first 100 days. it will not do for them given the current circumstances to wait for the summer before they can chalk up a win. when easy easy low hanging fruit for the trump administration to put some points on the board quick? --: the easiest is him is for him to issue executive orders to repeal obama executive orders on regulation. he will say they are moving to clear the underbrush on things holding back american business. he may do something on immigration. he has some discretion, but the changes may not be as big as what he promised. he has realized in recent days the obama administration was already doing much of the things he had talked about like prioritizing deporting criminals. he can issue executive orders and use previously existing legislation to start some sort of construction project on his famous wall. they can get some talking points out of regulation and immigration. it will be harder in other areas. john: we are now watching the outgoing president barack obama and his partner, vice president out to sayg the walk farewell. you are watching the last dignitaries. the coming up barack obama and joe biden escorted by nancy pelosi to the platform. bloomberg politics live coverage of the inauguration of donald trump to be president. in a moment we will see both the incoming vice president. both will come out and take the stage and we will see some remarks before the administering of the oath and the transfer of power. there is melania trump with her son. joining us from washington is another call -- probably -- another colleague. margaret, barack obama has been active over the past week. radio addresses that were given a lot of attention. margaret: mark, is a little bit of all the above. he is trying to set the primitives and boundaries by which he would reengage if donald trump crosses a certain line. and to submit as much as he can in the face of some those repeals of executive order. a lot of policies he put in motion. them, from health care to the environment. mark: now we have the announcement of the current president. leaderte democratic ingles committee ranking never charles schumer, and houston or credit leader nancy pelosi. leaderhouse democratic nancy pelosi. john: they formed a giant partnership over the last eight years. had a bit of a bumpy relationship in the senate. both ran for president in 2008 as rivals, then teamed up to when the white house twice and have become, as barack obama said about joe bide when he given the medal of freedom, brothers. close, close coming partners. john: we have seen some vice presidents unless you administrations. joe biden, dick cheney, al gore some of the most powerful and influential vice president in our entire history. genuinely i think what is most unusual here is there was not a bond between george w. bush and dick cheney like this one. there was not a bond between bill clinton and al gore like this one. the bond between these two men, and politics partners often talk about how close they become. it is watching these two over the last eight years and in the last couple of weeks it is incontrovertible how much they genuinely love each other. it is something i think we rarely ever see in politics were some in relationships and so many partnerships are essentially formed around political necessity and self-interest. this one transcended that in a remarkable way. mark: an extraordinary look at american political royalty, the obama's. jimmy carter, the trump family, the incoming first lady on the far end of your screen. thee is joe biden and clintons as well. this is all the living vice president and president's, say bush 41 and barbara bush who are back in houston recovering. there are the supreme court members greeted by president obama. the people you see, the mix of big people, they are the secret service people protecting the most valuable human commodities in the country. john: we see donald trump about to make his way out. we have some reporting worth mentioning. one is sean spicer, the incoming press secretary, said that it will be no excerpts provided before donald trump's speech. unlike many cases where reporters are given transcripts beforehand it would basically already know if they are going to say, or planning to say. in this case donald trump will be speaking with no preview to members of the press. we will be like all viewers had home, surprised by whatever comes out of donald trump's mouth. the associated press says there are violent protests going on in washington, d.c. and the police have used pepper spray. restaurant window seven smashed downtown -- windows have been smashed downtown. apparently at least some of that is not coming to fruition on the streets of washington. mark: just a small part of the law enforcement contingency, federal and local. all over the nation's capital. you will see reports of that protest. we will keep you posted and try to give you a good sense of the perspective of the scale and scope of them and how large they are. that will be part of the tableau of the day. president-elect trump about to come out. he's with the republican congressional leaders that will escort him out. that is a somber looking, serious looking donald trump. i suspect we will see moments of levity. he understands the flow of a live event. i think people balance a lot of different things today. mike pence, president-elect. they were talking about the influence of joe biden. but mike pence has been a big part of the campaign and the transition, which he actually ran. a lot of his allies will be in senior positions in the government. i suspect mike pence will join dick cheney and al gore and joe biden, particularly dealing with congressional relations. governor of indiana now, he was governor of indiana, but he was one of the leading members of the house of representatives. -- it is so isortant -- some of you familiar for republicans and democrats on capitol hill if things are going to get done in the trump administration. mike pence will be a part of it. margaret, because of your long history covering barack obama we are talking to you about this. country,als around the the thing i hear most and then the last couple of months is sort of hope that barack obama not only will set parameters for engagement wil but will be actively engaged. now there is hope that he might be. what is your sense of how realistic it is for democrats to think barack obama will be intervening in the political scene with any regularity? margarate: i would totally bet on that happening. how mucht yet clear is will be in the public space and how much will be behind the scenes with fundraising and connecting. part of what he is waiting to do is what works best. doingsn't want to keep this. it they need to come up with their next generation of leaders. we're watching the introduction here of the congressional leadership. margaret, you've been in washington for the week. tell us a little bit about the mood of the city. is it on lockdown because of security? what's it been like. margaret:: the last couple of days as they began erecting those barriers, you get to the crowds lined up. it looked different than the obama staffers who used to hang out there. this is a real change of the garden. it's a dramatic change of the guard. one thing we haven't seen it yet is what president obama wrote to donald trump in that letter. mark: this is the official announcement. he heads down to the podium. let's pause and look at this for a moment. this is an image that very few americans would've imagined they'd see. he is shaking hands. shaking hands with the man whose job he is about to take. michael: you are a student of donald trump. john: look at the visage there. give me a sense of how you think he is conveying here. he does not look uncomfortable. he does not look jocular either. you are a better student of him. mark: he has his serious face on. that's what he does. he is underestimated and so may ways. this is roy blunt who is in charge of this event. bit.ll listen a little we will chat a little bit and bring our colleagues back in. away fromtle while the administration of the oath of office to mike pence and then donald trump. we want to go back to our colleague margaret. for presidentss to pass on advice to their successors. the thingsknow about that barack obama has been conveying to donald trump. presidentwe know that obama has signaled to donald trump that he is always going to be there for him to reach out. the united states is a very big ship. take great care before you initiate something you can't rollback. he signaled publicly and in private. in these conversations between it's aen and mike pence, consistent message that every president has the right to set and the world looks to the united states for consistency and reliability to set the tone for the world. it's smart to take your time. you mentioned about the advice between residents. this comes in the form of a letter that the outgoing president leaves in the desk of the oval office. president obama has left that letter for donald trump. we don't yet know what it says. the outgoing white house so far is not releasing the text. it may just be ceremonial. it may have some advice in it as well. john: i want to ask you the flip side of the question. donald trump has reached out to barack obama a fair amount during the transition. it was someone he mocked and ridiculed and launched conspiracy theories against. he has said that he appreciates president obama's advice and he spoke of them very fondly over the last couple of months. is it your sense that he has had a change of heart about the president? is he just saying things he believes he should say as a matter of the quorum and being respectful to the man he is about to inherit. >> i think it's a little bit of both. the outgoing president is very popular right now. much more popular than donald trump is. i think he has realized it could be good for him to be friendly with president obama. they have had very long telephone conversations, talking about problems facing the country. donald trump says he has even run some of his cabinet picks past the president and got his thoughts on that. we will see. minute that president obama is critical of donald trump, you will see him punch back at him right away. it will be interesting to see how they continue this relationship going forward. it seems like donald trump does genuinely appreciate the president's point of view and seems to be seeking it out. aswill see if that continues we expect president obama to be a big critic of the incoming administration. mark: this is cardinal dolan of new york. providence we rule you,reatures produced by to govern the world in holiness and righteousness and to render judgment with integrity of heart. for we are your servants, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. wisdom. is who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands. send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious throne dispatch her. she may be with us and work with us that we may grasp what is praising -- pleasing to you. she knows and understands all things and will guide us in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory. amen. mark: the first of several religious leaders who will speak. they are about 15 minutes behind schedule. they need to get the oath administered in time. this is about 15 minutes behind schedule. we want to ask jenna johnson one more question. that is what i asked margaret. how does washington seem on this day? does it seem a celebratory out there? what is the feel of the city you've experienced? jenna: the city is very quiet. i was surprised about how quiet it was this morning. a lot of people who live here have left for the weekend. my neighborhood was very quiet this morning. an uber withinet a couple of minutes. the crowd seems smaller than it has been at the last two inaugurations. there are people out and about. are keeping and i on the protests. the nation is very divided right now. there are many people excited about donald trump becoming president. there are a lot of people who are very scared about the future , are very upset that he is going to be the president and are pushing back by protesting. here is hoping that it doesn't get ugly, that people don't get hurt. we have to let you go. thanks for being with us on this important day. we know you have to go. the packeterence to that you covered the obama administration. , when you think back to eight years ago when president obama came into office, it is so much different between this inauguration and that one. one of the things that was true eight years ago was he faced majorities in the house and senate. he did not reach across the aisle very much. he passed hading only democratic votes. will trump be like president obama with a majority in both the house and senate? will we see general outreach to try to form bipartisan coalitions? he has the ability to do some things that president obama didn't have. there are a number of democrats in swing states and if you key positions and he may be able to convince them to go along. it works typically in their party. as the lessons of barack obama that he can take away. one difference today as he takes the oath of office is he starts with a much smaller coalition and less public approval. directy force him to himself. she is a longtime friend of donald trump's. the first woman pastor to lead a prayer at an inaugural ceremony. that's pretty extraordinary that hasn't happened up till now. we will have a little bit more pomp and circumstance and then the main event. let's get a quick word in from michael mckee. we talked about congress. chuck schumer, the democratic a major rolelayed in slowing down the confirmation process of a number of the trump nominees to the cabinet. he would need to be a big partner. he's going to need chuck schumer. arehis point, republicans divided more than the democratic caucus between the tea party types you don't want to spend money and the republicans who want to go away with feet tax cuts. he's going to need some democratic votes on different issues. in a goodmer is position to decide who gets the votes. we had a brief chat and he said he is going to take the issues one by one and the proposals one by one and see what he thinks of each one. he has made a decision on cabinet officials. he is delaying the vote on everybody except general mattis and general kelly. he is already slowing down the trump train. that he istioned unusual in a lot of ways, he has these very particular and unique challenges, one is the investigations going on about russia in the electoral process. another is the ethics cloud that continues to hang over him. divest himselfto from his businesses. of those political challenges, which do you think might be the biggest impediment to him getting things done? he's probably going to be able to survive any kind of lawsuit over the millions clause. once he is taken office, his supporters believe it's just all political and just an effort to get him. members of the republican party seem to overlook a lot of it. it would be something that came out of the rush investigation that could erode support on capitol hill for him. it could cause him problems or it could be the fact that he comes into office as the lowest rated president since polling began and doesn't have any political capital. to be an't going groundswell of people calling into congressional offices to support his initiatives and that could be the real problem that he faces. he may have to give a lot of ground to members of congress, particularly paul ryan in terms of what he is going to be able to get done. mark: thank you very much. let's go back to kevin. you were making a point on twitter about the woman we just saw speaking. hereabout what her place is in the ceremony. kevin: she is a longtime friend of donald trump. she represents a newer age of evangelicalism. she has theological prosperity background, someone that uses television and celebrity to help bring about her version of evangelicalism. to see that juxtapose with cardinal dolan, one of the most influential catholics in america is an embrace of what the religious movement did mean to donald trump who was quite controversial to say the least. there on that stage. john: you covered the trump campaign and you saw the never trump movement take shape and then fade away. donald trump said it was all fantasy and never really existed. a lot of republicans who have now rallied around him are still having profound disagreements with him. is, how long do you picture of republican unity will last? how fragile is it at this moment? kevin: i'm not sure it's going to last that long. i'm not sure all the divisions between the never trump people and the administration have healed. if you talk with aids within the trump political orbit, they still do remember those divisions. on the one hand, he is trying to unite the party. he is trying to reward loyalty. is something we are going to be following well within the first administration. remember step back and just how far trump has, since he first began his political when he only had a .andful of amateur staffers now to see the political apparatus that surrounds him than a team that will be in place within an hour after he takes that oath of office is truly can't be understated. schumer, the chuck democratic leader in the senate. is a fellow new yorker. he will be sentry to any legislating that goes on in the congress. that requires bipartisan intent. introduceing up to clarence thomas. we will see mike pence. he was underrated. he was facing a tough reelection battle in indiana. he dropped that race and finds himself heading to the white house. mike pence is going to be using a bible that is only been used by ronald reagan. mike pence like a lot of conservatives of his generation are a big follower of ronald reagan. he fancies himself a reagan republican, but is now also a trump republican. you are watching bloomberg politics live coverage of the swearing-in of -- of donald j. trump as the 45th president of the united states. toos listen a little bit senator schumer. schumer: a time when our country was bitterly divided and the second rhode island volunteers penned a letter to his wife. it is one of the greatest letters in american history. it shows the strength and courage of the average american. allow me to read some of his words which echo through the ages. sarah, he wrote. the indications are strong that we shall move in a few days, perhaps tomorrow. if it is necessary that i fall on the battlefield for my country, i am ready. i have no misgivings about or lack of confidence in the cause in which i'm engaged. my courage does not halt or falter. i know how strongly american civilization leans on the triumph of the government. and how great a debt we owed to those who went before us. willing perfectly willing to lay down all of my joys in this life to help maintain this government and to pay that debt. is binding me to you with a mighty cables that nothing but omnipotence can break. melove of country comes over like a strong wind and it bears me irresistible with all of these chains to the battlefield. he gave his life on the battlefield week later. it is because he and countless others believed in something bigger than themselves and were willing to sacrifice for it that we stand today in the full blessings of liberty, in the greatest country on earth. that spirit lives on in each of us, americans whose families have been here for generations and those who have just arrived. i know that our best days are yet to come. read thel americans to full letter. his words give me solace, strength, i hope they will give you the same. now, please stand while the associate justice of the supreme court clarence thomas administers the oath of office to the vice president of the united states. mark: they are both out of the conservative movement of the same generation. clarence of age while thomas was in the republican party. >> would you raise your right hand and repeat after me. prince doel richard that i willar support and defend the constitution of the united against all enemies foreign and domestic. bear faith and allegiance to the same. that i take this obligation any reservation or purpose of evasion. i will faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which i'm about to enter. so help me god. >> congratulations. an extraordinary story for him. a guy who had presidential ambitions. it looked like his national career might be on the ropes as he faced a tough reelection battle in indiana. he accepted an offer from a man who was a stranger to him. he eventually settled on someone he did not know well. that has been the pattern for trump as he fills his cabinet positions. they have formed a very close bond. ways because of penses experience in washington and his familiarity with leaders on capitol hill, apart from his be inen, mike pence may that group of the most important people in this administration. that gentleman right there could matter more than donald trump himself. of republicans who are worried about donald trump are glad mike pence is there. they don't always agree with him on policy. the mormon tabernacle choir is singing america the beautiful. as we listen to that, let's talk about the swearing-in moment. john roberts is the chief justice of the supreme court. the supreme court is front and center now. it will be one of the first big battles. only thisve seen not coming in the wake of the year that a supreme court vacancy was not filled. merrick garland was a centrist judge who was blocked in an unconstitutional way. there is now a question of whether they'll will be payback. ♪ ♪ may god thyica glory find it. ♪ ♪ for patriot's dreams that sees beyond the years. thine alabaster city sweeps undimmed by human tears. america god shed his grace on the. and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ john: that is the mormon tabernacle choir finishing off america the beautiful. we will now see roy blunt bring up the supreme court chief justice to administer the oath of office to donald trump. >> everyone please stand up. >> please write and in repeat after me. donald johnump: i trump do solemnly swear that i the faithfully execute office of president of the united states. and will to the best of my protect, andrve, defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. 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show you especially what melania trump the coat that she has on. >> she looks like jackie kennedy. >> gorgeous. >> it is interesting she dresses, whatever she will be wearing will be the same color , we saw that last night with that gorgeous gown. this is very jackie o, elegant with the hair up, interesting. >> yes. >> okay. >> what did you say. >> so, can we show part that we didn't take live when they walk up to the church. >> when they pulled up to the church this is where you get a great shot. we did not take that live because i was sitting here. >> she's saying this part was already on our show. >> can we show the part that wasn't on the show. >> i could hear your voice. >> then they sat there for about ten minutes. >> then we went to commercial and we go to commercial, then they started moving. >> murphy's law, then they pull up at the church, saint jobs episcopal and you get a great shot of that. megan, do we have that is this okay, she's getting it. >> it is interesting is every single president, every single one of them has worshiped there, and they have a pew specificall

we have a nor'easter going on here. longport, the waves are crashing on already. it will be a pretty long day. this kind of weather, glummy, glummy all weekend wasn't it. >> it certainly was. >> it affected my mood. hi karen. >> really. >> really. >> really. >> i was very excited. >> yes. >> i was miserable the whole weekend. i am today. it is monday, january the 23rd , my sister susan's birthday. >> you texted her already. >> i texted her happy birthday do i need to do more than that >> you need to call her she's your sister. i can text. you need to call. >> i need to call susan. >> has she responded. >> no she lives in colorado she's probably not up. but, maybe she responds to my text and then i'll call her. she's one of high siblings who i can talk to. >> why wouldn't you call her. >> and then i have nothing to say. >> she came visited you. >> yeah, tom, not much to say. joann, catherine, susan i can talk to. >> which have you seen recently, have you read any good books, talk about the weather, nor'easter. >> i will take some notes and then make the call. >> were you both at a wedding last night. >> it was an amazing wedding, i loved it. >> it was a beautiful wedding but i need to turn in my man card and i will tell but this later. i didn't see any of the two playoff games because of this dam wedding. >> you were can go to talk about that later. >> i see a gift, did you bring a gift to the wedding. >> yeah, i made that mistake. i bought it an hour before i went. i had to take it then to the wedding. you are not supposed to do that. you are supposed to either mail it to their home or give them money. >> that is what mike says. i am in expert on weddings but i was like really. i posted this. i sad have you heard of this? is this a thing now. maybe it is just one other couple who i saw who had a gift as well. most people had card and little card box to tropical things off. we were going to sit here with our gift, what do we do. >> where is gift table. >> there was no gift table. >> boy, did it start a debate. >> you still have time to weigh in on social media. use the #fox 29 cash if you think cash is only way to go when it comes to wedding. #fox 29 gift if you think gift is a way to go for wedding. >> look at that. >> 71 percent at this point still say take the gift to the wedding. >> i don't know if it is take the gift but just gift. >> they send it the to the the house. >> if you get a fifth you have it delivered on line. >> so that is not what this thing is. >> all right. >> you still have time to weigh in. we will talk about this more. >> first lady's fashion, melania trump stunned during inauguration weekend glittering gown to the powerful powder blue ensemble. then that sleek off the shoulder number. but then people, you know, they tend up a competition between women unfortunately. people wondering did she out shine ivanka or did ivanka out shine her. >> ivanka is just daughter of the president. this is the first lady of the united states of herc. >> because they are both considered very fashionable, people are putting them together. >> why wouldn't she look good isn't she a model. >> yes, beautiful woman, model , you know, and ivanka has her own fashion line and very forward in fashion. we will discuss. they can both be beautiful. >> they both look great to me. >> beyond your work out,. >> we're talking about different kind of clothes to take your work out clothes to make them look good as well. we are talking about yoga pants, maybe sneakers, you can dress them up. believe it or not our experts say have a fashion forward look. >> we're not all wearing work out gear. how can we cute up our mom gear. >> i have seen people to the sweat pants but it looks like sweat pants but with heels and make that work. it is cool. i'm all for comfortable. >> on monday we have a segment called you got to try this. we did so many stories, last week about alligators. i decided, you know, i have never tasted alligator. so, is this a live shot outside have the truck. we need to get a shot of the truck. there is a truck outside, and making alligator for me. >> it is huge. i'm surprised how big they are >> oh, yeah. it is mostly the tail. >> is that what it is. >> yes. >> i want al-ghaith the or ape make it snappy. >> i they ever had it before. >> will you eat it. >> i will try it. >> i have had it before. >> vegan style. >> re. >> conditions are changing quickly as this nor'easter closes in on the shore. wind, rain. we have 60 miles an hour wind where steve is, down in longport. hey there, steve. >> reporter: it is alternative effect weekend i guess. i didn't know you had a man card. i thought you turn that in maybe 15 years ago. but at least when you got your nose hairs waxed. >> wow. >> thanks, steve. >> i can tease him because the conditions have lightened up a bit. although, i am going to show you, you know we hear how there is beach erosion. i can show you live beach erosion. check this out mike micro dermabrasion, you know how you go, you turn in your man card when you get that micro dermabrasion? you can get it free here, stand on the beach, watch the stan, blow off the beach in longport in the sea across from ocean city and the waves are not as high as they were because tide has rolled out a bit but you can bet next high tide is going to come in higher, harder, because the original high tide in the morning did not get taken out all the way because of these, nor'easter winds. you are looking at longport point, one of our favorite spots. the fact that you can even see ocean city somers point bridge tells you that visibility is not the as bad as it has been in other storms. we can see parts of the ocean city over there. that is northern end of the ocean city and, so, it is not so bad. it hasn't really rained since like 6:00 a.m. at the shore. the only water in the air has come from either blowing from the bay or the ocean. so the waves look kind of rough but who is swimming in the ocean in january other than mike, mike so we this to look forward to. we have wing bowl, a couple of fridays from now. we have the super bomb. >> yeah. >> then saturday after that we will not let you forget the we have you doing maybe a cannon ball off a jetty like this, because it is polar bear plunge weekend, february 18th. i will not the let you forget that. >> thank you. >> i know you want to kill me again. >> if you ever came into the station, i would kill you. >> i am doing the polar plunge at dawn. i'm running in the ocean. >> is that a week day i hope. >> it is a saturday. >> we have good day weekend we can put this on tv. i will watch that. >> i love it. >>> let's talk about this wedding. >> we went to a wedding last night. >> it was a beautiful wedding. >> cristina and mchail. >> it was at northern liberties at tendanza. >> beautiful wedding venue. >> yes, this is after they got married so they are walking town the aisle. >> my pictures were much better then this. >> this is yours. >> why not take one where we're close. >> i have a picture up close and we will show that next. >> she's gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> the dress is stunning. the she's beautiful. couple is elegant and cristina and mchail. >> cristina is very, very sweet. the sister. it was very nice to have them invited to the wednesday. no, we got separate invite. >> yes. >> i got mine, he got his. we are like we both got invited and we will both go together. >> this was months ago, i think i was out with friends and came on across my tweet to you want to come. >> it was a text, tweet. >> text. >> i go i'll go. i didn't know it was on a sunday, i didn't know it was a playoff weekend, football playoff weekend. so i am at this darn wedding and it was lovely. i missed both of the those games. there were no tv's. >> there wasn't much to miss. they were blow outs. >> that is what people were saying. >> oh, in there is my instagram post. >> he looks so happy. >> i'm in the crowd having fun , they had thanks, i'm talking with everybody, i was dancing, it was a great wedding. big debate started happening. because since mike and i were both invited we are like lets go get a gift. we go to the wedding, with our gift. we walk in. we're like oh, where do we put it. there was a table for me to sign in. there was a place to put card in. there was in place for gifts. we were going to place them on the table. i don't know if they were an official person with the wedding party. they said there is no gifts there. >> there was no gift table. >> we didn't know where to put our gifts. then mike says, i forgot i can't plea of this what did you say is the rule now. >> she said rule is you don't bring gifts to weddings anymore, you have it shipped to their house. >> so they don't have to war i it around. >> i have never heard of this. >> no one ever told me. >> i started if you knew this why did you to that. >> i hear the whole time i was up in manhattan. i stopped at macy's on 34th street. i got the gift. >> yes. >> i came back on the train, got trusted and went right to the event. so i didn't have time to send it. >> send it to the house. >> yes. >> i could have gotten there later. >> you have a whole year. >> usually people, you could have ton that on a app on the phone, click what you want, on a app on the phone. >> i asked a sister i said is what your registry. she's not registered. looking back hearing comments maybe that meant we refer card and i just didn't realize that >> we want money. >> they want money. >> yeah, i didn't tell thaw part. >> yes. >> i posted this on my facebook to sees what people thought and boy did they weigh in. we had a lot of comments. here's some. one person said where have you folks done? money envelopes can be given to the harried couple at the wedding. another person said well, i'm out of the loop but i understand logic. people just give gifts to the bride. neat are guest or bride have to carry it. i like this one from kerry i never heard of such a thing. my daughter is getting married in a year. i better read up on this stuff better then going empty handed >> you see people scrambling after a wedding reception trying to put all of the stuff this is back of the car and they want to go home. they are tired. >> another thing to worry about. >> you have then they have been doing anything. >> is what your thoughts? if you were here what have you heard of. >> it is different. sometimes, certain areas of the country, up in new york they are going to have honey and different cultures and thing. i remember, when you have to write your thank you notes, i remember every gift i have ever gotten. i know people that chipped in for my coffee maker and blender. this is so and so. even if i didn't know some of the people it might have have been my in-laws trend. when you write thank you notes and get to greet people and a lot of times older people want to give you place sets. >> so are you saying, this is something you are familiar with the rule of sending to the home. >> some people think bridal shower is for gifts and wedding is when you bring a card. but not everybody goes to the bridal shower. >> well, girls are supposed to go. >> some people just want money >> we should apologize. they were great. >> never have to apologize for a gifty don't want to be a burden to carry stuff. now i know. but people, you know, how people are on the internet. they are not gracious. everybody relax. it was a beautiful wedding. they graciously accepted our gifts. they put it in their bridal suite. it is something we wanted to to. we got them champagne flutes to toast to a lifetime of happiness. she loves it. >> is there eras peck of this. >> oh, no. >> so, we're both invited. alex says, well, you get the gift, i'll leave that up to you. you go buy the gift. that is all she said. when i told her what i bought, and how much it cost. i got a rant on texting. nothing but caps. that is too much. >> stop it. >> you got to be kidding me all caps. >> we get the idea. >> i was joking, joking. >> it was $690. >> i don't know about you, i don't have mike jerrick kind of money. i said oh, high gosh how willie pay my rent. >> split it with me. >> another weird thing about this wedding, i didn't know either one of them. so she goes, you don't even necessity them why would you spend $700 on them. i was joking. >> you are a gracious person. >> i never should have had you do this. next time i will do it. >> we get it. now when i go to her sister's wedding i have to get something great. oh, high god, ugh. >> yes. >> i got in trouble for this gift, i also got in future trouble for when the next daughter gets married probably two years down the road. >> why are you in trouble. >> because you feel like you have to give a great gift. >> well, i'm closer with her sister. >> yes. >> so when she gets married. >> if you are closer to the sister. >> so now i'm in trouble for this gift, and a future gift. >> you are always in trouble. >> the point is, people know we will bring a card. >> yes. >> can you get a decent wedding gift for a hundred bucks. >> yes. >> yes. >> tori is our fashion expert, bring her in. >> yes. >> yes. >> unaudibley went to the wedding of someone i didn't know and i was than the invited to your wedding and i have know of you for years. >> where was your wedding. >> tandanza. >> yes, very nice. >> i finally got to see it. >> yes. >> you weren't around, i already told you that. >> what is the $100 gift. >> what is a hundred dollars gift. >> you can get, i mean depending on china can get a place setting, you can go get a place setting. i had people do that. >> i should have just taken a fork, here's a fork. >> right, and in the the whole thing, whole thing i mean. >> you could have done that. >> so boring. >> my only complaint is he didn't dance the whole night. i was outside on the dance floor. you have seen him dance. >> that is true. >> you didn't dance. you wanted to complain about me. you should tans. >> i'm not a good dancer. >> people asked you to dance. >> you said no. >> i was than the feeling it. >> someone asked me to dance, we were about to leave you said i was being rude. >> anyway, we will talk about, because we have tori here our fashion expert. >> it was a weekend of tags when it came to this inauguration. i'm telling you on thursday night at the grand, what is it called, is what our state called, garden state ball. >> garden state ball. >> melania trump was first lady and came out in that gold dress. did you see this gold dress. >> i thought her outfits were top shelf, beautiful. tori will tell us what she thought. >> bring up the gold dress. >> we're not starting with that. >> okay, we are. so, trump women did not disappoint in the fashion department. they looked beautiful throughout the weekend. this was thursday night, she had this gold sequin gown, beautiful, showed off her shape, her hair was great. she did all nude, nude pumps. >> beautiful. >> just gorgeous. >> very nice. >> i love the long sleeves. >> very nice. >> she always does that she wear color she will wear it head to toe. >> yes. >> and melania what did she wear on friday. >> powder blue for inauguration. >> she wore a powder blue cashmere ralph lauren suit and we're hearing she did this to pay homage to melissa adams first immigrant first lady, that is why she did powdered blue. also, very jackie-o, very regal, very classic, beautiful i could have ton without the gloves but it was cold, so maybe that is why she committed to that. >> you didn't like gloves? people felt it added to that. >> i could have done without it. the dress underneath was like a little, fitted, you know, cute dress. >> she has a lot of warts on her hands. >> friday night, try night, she wore this vanilla dress, with a cranberry belt on it. i thought that she looked great. she didn't completely wow me with this. bye she looked beautiful. this is by a guy evan pierre and former creative creative director for carolina herrera. she's taking michelle obama's roach because she put this guy on the map. now everybody wants it, they need it. they love it. they need it. because she wore it. >> i like it. >> off the shoulder, beautiful color. >> now ivanka. >> yes good and i think ivanka out shined her the whole weekend. >> yes, green coat. >> yes, she looked like a first lady to me. i was like wow, chanel sunglasses, emerald green coat , nude pumps which is very fresh, very young. >> there are many people that believe especially for the first year she will be the first lady. >> yes. >> because melania will be this new yorkie heard that. >> she doesn't want to take on that role. she has to interest in that. >> ivanka knows how to dress. she will look beautiful. >> lets go to friday. >> friday night she wore carolina herrera ball gown. >> pant suit. >> yes. >> this is also very thighs. >> some people say, interesting she wore a pant suit because hillary clinton is known for pant suit. >> and she wore white with hillary clinton. she had nude suede. not nude but blue, suede pumps that were beautiful. the hair, everything, it was just gorgeous. i love that she wore pants instead of the dress. >> people wear white because it is purity, innocence. >> wow. >> this is friday night. >> and this was carolina herrera gown, i kind of think melania out shined by ivanka. it was a little miss u.s.a., you though, ball gown type but it looked beautiful on her and her hair was gorgeous. >> she is sharkeling. >> yes. >> and then kelly ann conway. >> then this train wreck. >> look at you. >> thirty-six hundred dollars. >> yes. >> for this gucci jacket. >> that makessens. >> she's calling it her trump revolutionary wear, if you can hemorrhage. >> very patriotic. >> she looked like a british soldiers in the revolutionary war. >> horrible. >> she took it way too far. >> well, it is kelly ann. >> that is right. >> she puts it out there. >> it has people talking about it. >> yes. >> not my favorite. she needs to take a lesson from the trump ladies. >> can i tell you something, i read this article in the philadelphia inquirer, that is getting some attention over this controversial head line about the fashion. it says melania trump the first first sexy first lady. well, the deputy managing editor of the features section released this statement saying >> we have heard from many readers about this column the original head line that topped it our prominent positioning of the story on line and its publication during the same weekend as women's march. column was an asses. of melania trump's clothing choices touring inaugural ceremonies, not her role as first lady, as fashion journalism is art of the describing what people wear and why they wear it and what the message their choices communicate. elizabeth wellington was the author of the article there, has for the last eight years reported on the michelle obama 's fashion choices as well. we understand many readers feel our handling of the subject missed the mark. we can do better. head line you read was not only one there was also another head line. >> yes. >> that was original one. megan do you have the other one. >> okay. >> i think that she really has , she is a model. she's taking her clothes not to be on that sexy and to play that more demure role. she released witt hijack i o neck and making effort to do that. i think that is odd if you look at dresses and elegant beautiful choice that he is nancy reagan wore she wouldn't have gotten as much flack and lower cut and more form fitting. >> they always have something to say. >> they might have been tone deaf. >> michelle obama wearing her arms out and nancy reagan with the one shoulder ball gown. >> some people feel like michelle isn't sexy though. >> it was not a great head line. >> not at all. >> okay. >> thanks for having me. >> i would like to have elizabeth wellington explain but will folks over at inquirer said, probably shouldn't come on. dopey, isn't it. come on and explain yourself. >> they may have their reasons , maybe soon they will. >> okay. >> people in philadelphia, are you lonely? looking for romance in the city of brotherly love. >> boom. >> we have good news and bad news depend how you look at it list that we top that may affect your love life. >> you got to try this, the alligator, the alligator is in these guys are out this a truck believe it or not in front of the tv station making will alligator for me. i'm going to try it after the break: i said would i like to have some alligator make it snappy. >>> all right. 9:27. oh, look at people rubbing each other. >> looking for a life partner new study on philadelphia singles could be considered good or bad. according to census information philadelphia has largest number of adults, who have never been married, among the ten biggest cities in u.s. today was 2015 shows nearly 52 r tied the knot. this could be good in theory because it means more people to date, more single people? well, bad news here it seems trends never marry have been increasing since 2005 and broken do unby gender 54 percent of men and 49 percent of with men report never having been married some people say, they have lots to say about that. you have a lot of single people or people are in the willing to commit at the that level. >> true. >> they just prefer. >> they prefer to living together. >> yes. >> i like to think it is just more options out there. >> yeah. >> okay. >> we have alligator here. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> well, we were talking about alligators, here it is, it smells good. >> that is a live shot of the truck, outside, and delicious, craving, it is the name of the place. and a they headache all sorts of stuff, including gator. >> now, last week we did two stories on alligators. megan we had that giant alligator. this was in florida. i think other one was in louisiana. do you remember the big alligator. >> yes. >> they called hump back. >> yes. >> a gator with a... >> what 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mills big g cereals. >> pizza, spaing it yo? out of florida, giant alligator, that's on on what do they call this? >> nature research. >> and his nickname hump back. pretty well known. very old. and then we had some video of some people in a boat who went out in search of a gator. and so they could videotape it. >> you reach out. >> and did. >> if i wanted to, yes. >> (laughing). >> (screams). >> ya, then the gator jumped into their boat. so either we were going to have an alligator eat one of us for a segment, or we were going to eat the alligator. so we decided we would eat the alligator. here, willie here from delaware delicious craving truck, which you saw outside, and you have all sorts of food in that truck? >> i do, yes. >> but you brought us gator? >> did i, for the better part of my spring menu coming up. >> and how do you prepare your gator? >> so the gator is actually prepared, it is in duck sauce, soak in butter milk, then fried crispy hot. it is served with olajuwon relish, scirracha. >> it is tender. >> it is tender. >> kind of likes like a tail? >> this is a tail made of the alligator. >> is that the best part of a gale or? >> that's the best part of the gator. >> okay, here we go. >> now, i'm taken all of the wedding off. because i want nothing but gator. >> you want to see what it look like, too? >> yes, this is naked gator. i'll go relish. >> i know what you're thinking, probably tastes like chicken. but it doesn't. >> almost like catfish? >> close. >> now, it is chewy. what do you think? >> i think mine is a little less chewy than yours. mine is delicious. >> yours looks, is there dark meat and light meat with the gator? >> no, it has the top part, most of the time the bottom part is really, really tender. >> you know what? i like it. >> where can we find your truck? >> my truck in wilmington, middletown, and dover, delaware. >> only on occasion? >> i'm always about always, and do a lot of catering, i cater to the schools, as well. >> oh, nice. >> delicious, delicious. >> eating gators. >> in the spring you can get it. >> i like it snappy. >> nice. >> thank you. >> great. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> nice job. >> thank you, willie. >> should we do it? see you later alligator. >> see ya later alligator. >> after while crocodile. >> that was quite a tail. >> thank you. >> i was reading donald trump's art of the deal. >> i need to re-read that one. >> he says in there if you say anything three times, people will believe it. >> okay? >> that's why i do my jokes over and over. >> okay, well, that explains a lot then. >> yes. >> is that the end of what were you going to say? >> are you sensitive kind of man? >> very. >> i think i'm more sensitive than people think. >> i would agree with that. apparently it is men in general, apparently, men actually shed a tear more than women, while they're at work. >> yes, at work. >> crying at work. >> i cry at work more than at home. oh, lord. i will never wash my hair again. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene doesn't just wash your hair, it fuels it. with the first pro-v nutrient blend, making every... ...strand stronger don't just wash your hair fuel it fuel your hair. because strong is beautiful. >>> oh, where did everyone go? >> a lot of people on twitter saying you can get alligator all over the area. >> oh, okay. >> at reading terminal market. >> you can get everything at reading terminal market. >> that is a cool place. >> like a creole place, i'll have like, you know, cajun seasoning on an alligator. >> oh, okay. >> says: have you ever tried guinea pig? >> i have. >> what was that like? >> del cast any per glue in peru, that's what they say here. >> the problem is? >> catching them? >> they put it on barbeque stick t really looks like a guinea pigs with the legs and everything, so just eating, it is like eating a pig that's on like a spit but smaller. >> how was it? >> delicious, but i couldn't eat it too much. because i had guinea pigs, and still have guinea pigs. >> do you feel wrong though caring for your pin i -- guinea pigs? i had one of you. >> my kids tees me. i think you should try every kind of food, either like it or keep eating or not. >> was this during a visit to peru or where were you at a restaurant? >> we went to peru for a hiking trip before we had kids. >> when in rome -- when in per knew. >> eat gerbles, what are they? >> guinea pigs, native to peru. how about that? >> is that like a thing, common thing, on the street, guinea pigs? >> they have places like stands, like rose chicken, they have roast guinea pig, fire pits, people out there making it. and they want to try the culture. >> rodney says, people are saying, kim says, mike why are you so cranky today? >> thank you. >> poor alex, poor karen. and then mike is incoherent today. i didn't think i was that bad. then rodney said that he saw linemen on the packers crying into towels when he was injured. >> scare, your career could be gone. >> true. >> so that's understandable. but it is a common thing. i guess -- well -- >> it is work. >> and men apparently cry at work. one in four men say that they've shed a tear after a performance review, this is according to survey, of 1500us offers workers. only 18% of women admit to crying after a job review. >> oh, who could that -- who put that thing snot. >> i don't know if i believe that. i don't think i've ever seen a man cry in all my years. i think that's the thing. >> i think they do it in private. they don't do it where we can see it, men. >> oddly, you know when i tear up? when i get a good review. >> really? >> yes. >> because it is so shocking? >> i'm stunned. >> do you really like me? >> ya. >> you do a lot of happy tears. >> i do a lot of crying. there is no question about it. >> it is okay. you're in touch with your feelings. >> in touch with something. >> i remember going to parent teacher conferences, the teacher with say good things about my daughters, i would cry. >> oh,. >> yes. >> because were you proud? >> i was proud, yes, proud of them. >> karen, what's the best testament? does your husband cry? >> he is a big -- yes, all of the sports things, yes, cries. >> he cries over games? >> ya, if they get -- friends that have illnesses or things, he's big cryer. >> i cry almost every day. you know, i was dating this woman, she says to me: you're so sensitive and emotional. and i go: i use that old coach's line, it is a good day if you can laugh and cry every day. >> hum. >> ya. >> coach valvano. jimmy d. i'll play that after jen does something. >> okay. >> hi, jen. >> jen it is time for to you do something. >> at leisure? >> i might cry during this. >> sick of people crying about women wearing yoga pants out in the world. what if i told you you could wear this with your yoga pants? you're going to show us how to get it done. we're in chestnut hill this morning. come on back. >> chestnut hill. good morning. >> good morning. >> so this is like a yoga class. it is literally going on. and but you're so much more than just a yoga studio, right? okay, let's common through here. we don't want to mess up their yoga. so, for little bit of a courtyard, this is amazing, right on germantown avenue. how long have you guys been here? >> two and a half months. >> so why did you want -- so we have the yoga studio. we saw the courtyard. here we have bit african teen? >> yes. >> why did you think all of this needed to be in the same place? >> well, i thought you could grab your smacks, and your drinks, after class, sit in the courtyard, relax with your friends, come in, shop. and get it done. >> you will show us your moves. so holily do a head stand right now. one of the things we were talking about off camera is that both sick of people saying yoga pants are only for yoga. so obviously she is using her yoga pants, for yoga, yeah. but when she is done, she can ends up with a look that's sort of like what you have on? >> she can take it the rest of the day. >> first, show us what you are doing right here. these are your moto yoga pants. >> yes. >> you have them on with little booties, and it goes right tonight? >> i could wake up, put this on, wear willing action with worrying out top, go practice, do palates, throw a sweater on, cute pair of boots, pick up kids, go out to dinner, i'm dressed for the day. >> and it will continue, don't you think? holly you'll be our next look. so this is more of like an edgey look. she will put on her jacket. and you say you don't want people to be women in particular ashamed any more, to like be running around with their at leisure -- >> no. leggings are so nice now. they're made to be worn throughout the day. not just to show up into class. >> okay. >> and you had said a little bit of what you guys do, putting together stuff from your regular wardrobe. >> yes. >> which makes it look current, and daytime? >> the jacket, i think, everyone has a little black jacket in their closet that they can put on, scarf, cute hat. >> and boots. >> boots. >> show me some other things that you guys are doing with, like, at leisure. you are using them like layering pieces in. >> definitely. so here is another look, this is really cute top. it is a great performance fabric, with another pair of motos. the back is real sexy, cute. you can wear this, so you wear this to your class. could you throw it on with a chunky sweater and scarf. >> do you think that the yoga pant, they have to be like -- they have to be a little bit more like, like yours look kinds of funky. can you do that with a plane pant, as well? >> yes, any kind of pant. any kind of legging pant. so here is a printed pant. >> oh, ya. >> these are really fun. >> okay. >> plane black pair, plane black, they have little lycra in them. there is zipper on the back. these you can practice in, go to any of your exercise classes, throw this on, put it with your work out top. put a cute t-shirt on over it. >> i love it. so it is giving everyone all of the do's, when it comes dressing like there is literally you look like you're ready to go run the world. adults, when it comes to blending at leisure wear into your regular routine, any don't's? >> i would say just be creative. be comfortable. wear what you like to wear, wear what you feel good in. know that your pants, everything, they go with everything in your closet. just have to mix and match. high knee high pair of boots, cute sneakers, just make it work. >> i love it. thank you so much. guys, a lot of people have walked back and forth across this area not knowing what it is. this is what this place is, serious, you look like a rock star. >> i know, very nice. >> appreciate t i love seeing women who can pull it off. it is comfortable. if you can be comfortable and cute, i'm all for it. 9:50, pita isn't done after this video about to show you surfaced from the filming of the movie a dog's purpose. people got angry. what may greet you if you head to the theater to see it. more controversy. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >> the same still holds that we said this morning that the worse of this nor'easter will come this afternoon and evening, and by the time all is said and done, one to 2 inches every rain, up to 3 inches down the shore. that's not the whole story. the winds driven rain is the story with gusts up to 50 miles an hour inland and at the coast up to 60 miles an hour, and because of the rain and the winds, that means, trees come down, power lines come down, we've already seen it happen this morning, with tree down on the schuylkill expressway. and we even have this predictor of where the power outages will be more widespread, or at least moderately so. and that looks to be southern delaware, southern new jersey, which makes sense, because that's where the worse of the winds is going to be. so, the low pressure systems still forming and strengthening off shore, it was on shore, but now the energy is being transferred, and the heavy rain still hasn't really made it to our area, at least not yet. then we will see the bands coming in, probably, any time after lunchtime, with this heavy rain, but it is pretty light, as we look at the current situation. so, here it is, we also want to mention it will be frozen precipitation by today, tonight, up in the mountains, so if that's where you're traveling it could be pretty tricky, heavy downpours continue through tonight, and even into early tomorrow morning. wrap around moisture as the system exits. we go to the seven day forecast, hang in until wednesday. that will be our beautiful day of the week. today, messy monday, with rain, wind, lingering into tomorrow morning. and by the weekend, things get chilly again. but the worse of the storm, guys, is yet to come. >> okay, thanks, sue. >> here's an update on the movie critic gave us on friday. it you plan ongoing to the theater to see a dog's purpose, you might be met by members of peta, protesting at theser. >> so peta tells "tmz" they have plans to hit theatres across the country, protesting the treatment of animal actors in the movie. dog's purpose is based on the title book, relationship between animals and humans, the irony of it all. but it came after this video from the set surfaced that shows german shepherd during water rescue scene, they're trying to get the german shepherd into the water. he obviously doesn't want to go. they keep forcing him back in anyway. >> so that movie opens this friday. hey, luke brian, now we know who will be singing the national anthem at the superbowl next monday. it will be a week from monday, wouldn't it? it is not even on a monday. a month, that's why it says month, on february the fifth, it is a sunday. >> right here on fox of course. >> luke brian, country singer. >> you know first male artist to 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the president and the president elect inside the car, making their weight to the capital. welcome to washington, where in the next hour, donald john trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. i'm katty kay, bringing you this extraordinary day of ceremony and celebration on bbc news. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered along the national mall, where the ceremony will start very soon. in the last 30 minutes, donald trump arrived at the capitol where he is due to take the presidential oath just before noon, washington time, before delivering his inaugural address. earlier today, the president—elect and his wife melania trump met barack 0bama at the white house before travelling together to the ceremony. along the crowds, some of the country's former presidents. of the country's former presidents. 0n capitol hill, the inaugural platform is almost full, but waiting for the arrival of donald trump. he will at the 35 words/ goodbye america's founding fathers, the oath of office, that will make him america's 45th president. hundreds of thousands of supporters, and protesters, too, in washington, dc for this event. dignitaries, protesters, too, in washington, dc forthis event. dignitaries, members of congress, military leaders, are already taking their seats on the platform ahead of the ceremony, and we will bring you every moment of it. in less than one hour, donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the property tycoon won an unexpected victory in november's election after a controversial campaign. hundreds of thousands of his supporters are here in washington, but there are protesters as well. they have come for the event that will be viewed around the world. the ceremony is being attended by former presidents and first ladies, including bill clinton and his wife, hillary, mr trump's opponent in the recent election. in keeping with the new style of tru m p election. in keeping with the new style of trump era politics, he posted a twitter message earlier saying the movement continues, the work begins. michelle 0bama has arrived. she was in the car with melania trump in the procession that came from the white house. she left the white house looking very sober and serious. that is heard saying goodbye to her home of the last eight years, where she has raised her two daughters. she has turned up at the capitol, and will be entering the capitol building. she will be called onto the platform behind us, and you can see there, this is the on the east side of the capitol building, where the guests file in. they then go through the capitol and come out on the west side. ronald reagan, with a sense of theatre himself, like donald trump, moved the ceremony from the east side to the ceremony from the east side to the west side. we understand that president—elect donald trump, still president—elect, they are going into the capitol building alongside president 0bama. they will all be... there you go, the call to arms. there you go, the call to arms. there is president 0bama alongside president—elect donald trump. greeting well—wishers before they make their way out onto the platform. nancy pelosi, there, democratic leader of the house of representatives. paul ryan, speaker of the house behind them. donald trump, with a cheery, hello, everybody. if he is feeling nervous, he is not showing it. making their way now to the other side of the building. it was ronald reagan who moved the ceremony from the east side to the more grand westside of the capitol building, another president who had a sense of theatre and drama, and even television. joe biden and his wife, doctorjill biden. and mike pence, the vice president—elect, behind him, also with his wife. they will be making their way onto the platform behind me. chuck schumer, the senatorfrom new york. all of the dignitaries from the senate. senate leaders, republican and democrat, except for the 50 members of congress from the democratic party who have decided to boycott the ceremony. unusual to have members boycotting the ceremony in this number. there is ivanka trump. she will be an important part of this administration. and her brothers, donald trump and you can see eric trump behind him with the red tie, and tiffany trump, and barron trump, the five trump children. eric and donald junior, who will take over the reins of the family business. ivanka is moving here to washington with her husband, jared kushner. and barron trump, the youngest son, who will be staying in new york with his mother until the end of his school year at least, in trump tower, in new york. it is quite a first family. quite a change from the 0bama first family. now we have the trump first family. 0k, from the 0bama first family. now we have the trump first family. ok, i am joined here in our little perch overlooking capitol hill. i have our north america editor, jon sopel, and carlos watson on a republican who has not particularly been a supporter of donald trump. john, you are watching the new first family of the united states. what strikes you, this is a political occasion, ceremonial, but also deeply personal. the human stories that are unfolding. melania trump giving michelle 0bama that little tiffany box outside the white house. michelle 0bama does not have a lady in waiting that she can hand it to. and then, of course, you have hillary clinton arriving and waving to the cameras. you thought, how painful must that have been? and there you see her smiling and laughing now on the steps of the capitol, waiting for the ceremony to begin, flanked by george w bush and her husband and thinking, it would be unnatural if she didn't think, i got 3 million more votes than him, andi got 3 million more votes than him, and i am not there as the president being sworn in today, swearing on the lincoln bible. it is all these human stories, as well as the ceremonial, which follows, as it does every four years. if you had the sound turned down you would think there is nothing unusual about what is unfolding today. and yet it is extraordinary that we are witnessing donald trump, with no previous political experience, being sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. and never before has there been such uncertainty about what is going to unfold in his presidency. there is always in washington when we have these transitions of power between administrations, a change. a change in government, in policies, a change in tone in this city. but i can't remember a time, carlos watson, when there has been such a dramatic shift, how two men, so different in almost everything, in their worldview, in their view of america, in their understanding of what it president of this country, from barack 0bama to donald trump, and we are making this transition at a time when the country is bitterly divided. we have seen the violent protests on inauguration morning. something else i have never seen. and the backdrop to what is a peaceful transition of power, and smiling faces up on the podium, doesn't tell the whole story. smiling faces up on the podium, doesn't tell the whole storym doesn't, indeed. it would be hard to find the easy comparison. if you wanted to stretch back in modern times, probably 1968—69, nixon winning in the midst of vietnam and the midst of racial strife and other things. and again, the level of moral outrage, notjust political difference and dissension. and that presidency ended six years later in a very difficult place. that does not necessarily mean that has to happen here but there is no doubt about it, that he does not go forward with the kind of honeymoon that bush 41 had, or ronald reagan had for a bit, that bush 41 had, or ronald reagan had fora bit, or even that bush 41 had, or ronald reagan had for a bit, or even that barack 0bama had, even in the midst of the financial crisis he found himself in. so clearly there will be greater levels of protest and dissension, and frankly competition. the democrats will nominate a new head of the dnc in a few weeks, and that will kick off a level of competition and resistance that we have not yet seen. for donald trump supporters, cheering therefore the cameras on the national all, it is precisely these differences they are excited about. as we look at that wide shot, i cannot help but reflect on when i was here eight years ago, and trying to broadcast from there, and i missed my first broadcast because the crowds were so dense we couldn't get anywhere near. these crowds are thin. it was1.8 get anywhere near. these crowds are thin. it was 1.8 million who came for barack 0bama, from all over america, they travelled four days to witness a piece of history, the first african—american president. witness a piece of history, the first african-american president. he had the biggest turnout of any president ever. in even colder weather. his crowds were dense, right back to the washington monument, halfway down the national mall, at the top of that shot. this is fairly spartan. i don't want to make a trivial point, but these are things that matter to donald trump. he loves to be able to say, this was the biggest crowd ever. he will not be able to say that. he will probably say it anyway! that is the other thing we do not know, whether the tweeting, the random attacks on meryl streep, a satirical tv programme, a union leaderfrom pennsylvania, we have no idea whether that is the style he will ta ke whether that is the style he will take into the white house with him. so when we say uncertainty, this is not just about the detail of policy but about behaviour. you made the point earlier about it being hard to think of two people more different than donald trump and barack 0bama. when you go to a barack 0bama news conference, or listen to him speak, you feel that every word is being measured for nuance. there will be a slowness of delivery, as he wants to get the tone absolutely right so there can be no misunderstanding of what he said. with donald trump, you hear from the heart. what he said. with donald trump, you hearfrom the heart. there is no lack of authenticity about donald trump. you hear it, you feel it, and thatis trump. you hear it, you feel it, and that is how he has been until now, and we don't know if it will change tomorrow. i was talking to a former republican governor earlier who said maybe this is what the new era of politics looks like in america, donald trump may be the beginning of an era in which it is celebrities, or singers, or nontraditional political figures who manage to ca ptu re political figures who manage to capture public attention, who are well—known to the public, who managed to rally their supporters precisely, carlos, because they talk ina precisely, carlos, because they talk in a different way. this is what those people on the national more one from donald trump. they do not wa nt one from donald trump. they do not want him to sound like barack 0bama, or even george bush. no two ways about it. they're not only will be different candidates and different kinds of conversation, but frankly different policy approaches. i mean, you think about the campaign he ran. i'm going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. when you think about the way he went afterjeb bush, the way he engaged. even, frankly, in the end, the way that he won, pushing aside the popular vote and clearly and unequivocally holding onto this electoral vote win, which, to his credit, was significant. it was not a narrow george w bush over al gore by five electoral votes. it was a meaningful win. no doubt that donald trump has ushered in a new era of politics and it will be interesting to see how the democrats respond. it will be interesting to see how the democrats respondlj it will be interesting to see how the democrats respond. i think all of us, as we, over the next four—year ‘s and the next 100 days as he hits the ground running, try to measure the success of this president, we may have to recalibrate the definition of success. because i'm not sure that for donald trump's supporters what matters are the facts and figures of individual policies, as much as the tone and feeling and mood of the country that donald trump drives. and i suspect that he will be able to become —— to be cut quite a lot of slack from his supporters by sounding nontraditional. he will need to keep that up. the thing that has struck me is the willingness of people to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt. they know that there are warts. they know there are issues. they know he may lack international experience. all of that. and yet it seems to me that an awful lot of his supporters just don't care. they know what they are getting as part of a package, in a way they couldn't warm to hillary clinton. they talked aboutjohn f kennedy as the first president of the ten of —— television age. donald trump is the first president of the reality television age. he is going to play communications very differently. lets go down to the national more all. almost a million turned out for barack 0bama. it looks thinner this time around. but there are supporters from donald trump who have come from all over this country to see their man take the oath of office. 0ur reporter is down there on the national more all for us. what is the mood like down there. excited, despite the weather? iimagine the there. excited, despite the weather? i imagine the atmosphere is building. if we move the camera down, you can sow that crowds are —— can you see that crowds are streaming in. closer to the capitol, the crowds are cramming in. these are the cheap seats, you could say. people here will be watching on big screens. 0ne of the hall marks of this campaign was how divisive it was. i'm joined by two people who've come to the inauguration today. hello, gorge. and jen from minnesota. hi there. hello. let's start with you, you we re hello. let's start with you, you were a donald trump supporter. how are you feeling today?” were a donald trump supporter. how are you feeling today? i was, i am feeling great. it's an exciting day. i wanted to be here. i think the next eight years is going to be very, very interesting. how are you feeling? your badge of course, shows us feeling? your badge of course, shows us you voted for hillary clinton. it's been a roller coaster of emotions, leading up to the election and since november 8. why are you here today? i'm here with a group of high school students. we're experiencing washington dc and we are here to visit the nation's capital and experience the wonderful treasures and witness of peaceful transformation of power from one president to another. how do you think donald trump can unite this country and bring people like you on board and have faith in him?” certainly think that's an area of opportunity for him right now. i hope that he goes into it listening and surrounds himself with compassionate and capable people, who are able to speak on behalf of the american public. what do you think to that, how can he bring people likejen think to that, how can he bring people like jen on think to that, how can he bring people likejen on board? think to that, how can he bring people like jen on board? i'm looking for him to govern as our president, the entire united states president, the entire united states president, both sides of the aisle. we need that. it's time for that. that was part of why i think this is a change and we have a shot at that. thank you very much. we'll let you get a spot further down the mall to watch the proceedings. that's it for now. here the crowds are filling up in the national mall. we're back with more later. down there on the mall with donald trump supporters, i should say, here we go back to the capitol. there's michelle 0bama and gill biden coming out onto the inauguration platform. michelle 0bama who has been through this twice before, of course, in 2009 and then again when her husband was re—located four years later, she's sat there watching her husband ta ke she's sat there watching her husband take the 0ath she's sat there watching her husband take the oath of office to become president of the united states. it's a very rare club. there are not a lot of people who have been in michelle 0bama's situation. she leaves the position of first lady incredibly popular with the american public. she has high approval ratings. many people have wondered whether she might run for politics herself. her husband says, not on your life, it's not going to happen, dream on. michelle has no interest in being a politician. but she became a very powerful advocate for hillary clinton. she was called the secret weapon during the campaign. she's been a well respected and well liked first lady in her own right. she hands over to somebody younger and quite different and who does not, it seems, want to embrace the role of first lady of the united states with quite the vigour with which michelle 0bama has done so. of course, she was a powerful career woman in her own right as a lawyer in chicago, working in chicago hospital systems and had a very successful and important job that she had to give up tojoin her husband to come down here when he left chicago and became president of the united states. there have been questions about how happy she was to do that in the way that hillary clinton had also had to give up a career as a lawyer to become bill clinton's first lady. but she took on the role with gusto and barack 0bama has been very publicly grateful to her over the last few weeks, several times mentioning how important she has been and talking about how she took on this role that she didn't ask for but that she did so with grace and style. i think most americans would agree with that. and you look at the way she is able to communicate and the way she communicates and the way she's done it as first lady, notjust doing the odd conventional interview. you know dancing on tv with one of the late night tv hosts, doing james corden's car pool karaoke. melania trump being escorted onto the platform by the military guard there, a woman who will not be taking up residence, initially, in the white house, but will stay in new york with her son until he finishes his school year. somebody who has made it clear that she does not relish this position. yes, i felt you she does not relish this position. yes, ifelt you could she does not relish this position. yes, i felt you could see she does not relish this position. yes, ifelt you could see it yesterday slightly, when she was at the republican congressional leaders lunch. donald trump asked her to say a few words. there was a look on her face as if to say, that is the last thing in the world that i would like to do right now. in fairness to her, she did and she was fluent and articulate and talked about making america great again and was right on message. but ijust think america great again and was right on message. but i just think that to look at their faces and maybe you can overinterpret just from look at their faces and maybe you can overinterpretjust from facial expression, i've been struck by looking at both her and donald trump today that, the 0bamas are relaxed. they are leaving office. it's all behind them now. they know how difficult it is. you just get a sense, i think, from her and from him, a sense of oh, my goodness, what is going to happen when the door closes behind us this afternoon in the white house and it is suddenly for real and the decisions are coming at you fast, on all manner of different matters. she looks spectacular, former slovenian model, tall, graceful, beautiful, fa ntastically model, tall, graceful, beautiful, fantastically dressed. she's always immaculate looking when she appears in public. but this morning she also looks, as you suggested, like the ca res of looks, as you suggested, like the cares of what is about to happen. she is not skipping lightly. her feet, i suspect are feeling very heavy with the burden, extraordinary burden that must be on you to be president. we look at these pictures of the people smiling, if you are a spectator today and you've got a ringside view, it's fantastic. if you are one of the participants about to be thrown into the middle of all this — about to be thrown into the middle of all this - we can hear the applause, from where we are sitting for melania trump. carlos watson, first lady, it's not an easyjob, is it? the last several first ladies have really made it their own in different ways. michelle 0bama approval ratings that exceed even her husband's, whether it's been on the question of fitness or education really has weighed in. laura bush was incredibly popular as well. needless to say hillary clinton — was incredibly popular as well. needless to say hillary clinton - we are seeing barack 0bama and joe biden, theirfinal moments as president and vice president of the united states. that's one that worked out, huh? that was not immediately a match made in heaven. they were two competitors in the 2008 primaries. joe biden did poorly in the first and dropped out early. had some inopportune things to say about the future president. one of his last acts in office, president 0bama awarded joe biden the highest civilian award in america, the presidential medal of freedom. joe biden was taken totally by surprise. there was very touching scenes where he cried openly and thanked the president. this has been a very close relationship. i suspect, given the man they are about to hand over power to, these two men, joe biden and barack 0bama, will not be disappearing from american political life in the way that they might have thought they were going to, if hillary clinton had won. certainly not joe hillary clinton had won. certainly notjoe biden. hillary clinton had won. certainly not joe biden. i hillary clinton had won. certainly notjoe biden. ithinkjoe biden, i don't know if you saw that interview re ce ntly don't know if you saw that interview recently where he very openly talked about his regrets that he didn't run and talked about the number of worries that he had — and talked about the number of worries that he had - and talked about the possibility of leaving open the possibility that he could do it again in 2020. hard to believe. the democratic party is in very bad shape in the united states in the moment. barack 0bama has not left his party in full health. the republicans have been elected in local offices right across the country. these two men are leaving office today, but they have a mission between them to try and restore the fortunes. one of the very unusual aspects — restore the fortunes. one of the very unusual aspects - of the party. of what is unfolding today is that barack 0bama of what is unfolding today is that ba rack 0bama isn't of what is unfolding today is that barack 0bama isn't going to get on marine one, i mean he's going on holiday — marine one, i mean he's going on holiday - i am going to pause you there... and the vice president, joe biden, escorted by the senate democratic leader and the house democratic leader and the house democratic leader and the house democratic leader nancy pelosi. applause barack 0bama ba rack 0bama leaving barack 0bama leaving office with a smile on his face. a reporter shouted him a question at him this morning, "have you got one last word, any last words for the american people, mr president? he replied, "thank you." there he is, greeting the trump family. barack 0bama has been gracious to the trump family and he's reached out to donald trump in phone conversations. but he hasn't stopped himself from being critical either in. his final press co nfe re nce being critical either in. his final press conference this week he made a point of saying, "if i feel that american values are under threat, you will hear from me." american values are under threat, you will hearfrom me." so american values are under threat, you will hear from me." so this american values are under threat, you will hearfrom me." so this is not a man saying that he is going to disappear in the way that man there, george w bush, did when barack 0bama became president. the other point, barack 0bama became president. the other point, ba rack 0bama isn't leaving washington. he's going to be living about two miles from the white house, while his younger daughter finishes high school. he's going to be around and there are going to be a lot of people looking to him when they see something they don't like, they're going to be saying — they see something they don't like, they're going to be saying - look at this scene for a minute, jimmy carter, former president of the united states, ba rack carter, former president of the united states, barack 0bama, former president of the united states, bill clinton, former president of the united states, george bush, former president of the united states, that is some political gathering. that's quite a gathering. and then you obviously have the new heirs to the throne. there's dan quail, former vice president for george hw bush. you say the democrats are in a tough place and 0bama will speak up. place and obama will speak up. here we have him. donald trump making his way out onto the inaugural platform on the west side of the capitol, where he will be sworn in. as the 45t h where he will be sworn in. as the 45th president of the united states, donaldj 45th president of the united states, donald j trump, 70 45th president of the united states, donaldj trump, 70 years old. born in new york city. a real estate billionaire who won an election that nobody ever thought he was going to win, when he first announced his candidacy in june 2015. he wrote a famous book the art of the deal, 30 years ago, talk about closing the ultimate deal that no—one thinks you can close. that's what he did in convincing more than 60 million americans and nearly 300 electoral votes to come his way. we talk about the human side of this, he's preceded by paul ryan the house leader and mitch mcconn le l, the senate majority leader. these are people he will have to work with closely if he wants to see his legislative ambitions realised. we can hear the cheers echoing now from pennsylvania avenue to where we are. let's ta ke let's take a moment to watch and listen to this extraordinary moment. ladies and gentleman, the vice president—elect, michael richard pence. applause mike pence, the for the momenter governor of indiana —— former governor of indiana —— former governor of indiana —— former governor of indiana. he has been intimately involved in the transition process, selecting candidates for the cabinet, channelling donald trump and somebody who republicans feel they can work with. he's well known, of course, to republicans in that building, where he's standing right now. there have been times during the campaign when his relationship with donald trump was not easy. particularly around issues of those tapes and women and sexual abuse allegations and mike pence made it very clear he did not like what he was hearing from his boss. but in terms of politics and policy and agenda, he is a supporter of donald trump's mission to change the way america works and up end the policies of president 0bama, a conservative republican, christian conservative republican, christian conservative republican. like joe biden, he likejoe biden, he is likely like joe biden, he is likely to have a meaningful hand in policy. the senate sergeant at arms, frank larkin, the house sergeant at arms, rules committee ranking member and senate democratic leader, charles schumer, speaker of the house of representatives, paul ryan, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, house majority leader kevin mccarthy and house democratic leader nancy pelosi. the republican and democratic leadership coming in before the president—elect. this is notjust a new president but a change of power in washington, very firmly switching from democrats to republicans. this is going to be a different america, with a different political bent. this is a conservative, hard right term that america is about to take under this president. and now we are waiting. donald trump about to come out onto the platform, the last person to arrive. ladies and gentlemen, the president—elect of the united states, donald john trump. applause ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of thejoint ladies and gentlemen, the chairman of the joint can for inaugural ceremonies, the honourable roy blunt. thank you, all of you. if you have a seat, you can sit down. mr president, mr vice president, seat, you can sit down. mr president, mrvice president, mr president—elect, mr vice president—elect, mr vice president—elect, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states of america. today, the legislative, the executive, the judicial branches of our constitutional government come together for the 58 inauguration of the president of the united states. millions of people all over the world will watch and will listen to this event. 36 years ago, it was the first inauguration on this side of the capitol, president ronald reagan said that what we do here is both commonplace and miraculous. commonplace, every four—year ‘s sense 1789, when president george washington took this exact same oath. miraculous, because we have done it every four years since 1789, and the example it sets for democracies everywhere. washington believed the inauguration of the second president would be more important than the inauguration of the first. many people had taken control of the government up until then, but few people had ever turned that control willingly over to anyone else. and as important as the transfer, the first transfer of power was, many historians believe that the next election was even more important. in 1801, one group of people, arguably for the first time everin people, arguably for the first time ever in history, willingly, if not enthusiastically, gave control of the governments to people they believed had a dramatically different view of what the government would, should and could do. after that election that actually discovered a flaw in the constitution itself, which was remedied by the 12th amendment, thomas jefferson, at that inauguration, beyond the chaos of the election that had just passed, said, we are all republicans, we are all federalist. after four years of civil war, lincoln's second inaugural speech tried to find reason for the continued war when he pointed out that both sides prayed to the same god. he had earlier written about those fervent prayers, that one side must be, and both sides may be wrong, but in 1865, he looked to the future, and the memorable moment in that speech was, with malice toward none, and charity for all. in the middle of depression, the country was told that the only thing we had to fear was fear itself. and president kennedy talked about the obligation in democracy to country. the great question that day was, ask what you can do for your country. so we come to this place again. commonplace and miraculous. a national moment of celebration. but not a celebration of victory, a celebration of democracy. and as we begin that celebration, i call on his eminence, timothy michael cardinal dolan, reverend doctor samuel rodriguez to provide readings and the indication. —— invocation. the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence have charged asked to all the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking incomprehension, of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom, which comes from you, be lacking, we count for nothing. now we view is wisdom. who knows your will and was there when you made the world. who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands. send her forth from your holy heavens. from your glorious throne, dispatch her, that she may be with us, and work with us. that we may grasp what is pleasing to you. for she knows and understands all things, and will guide us prudently in our affairs, and safeguard our spy her glory. amen. —— safeguard us by her glory. from the gospel of matthew, the fifth chapter. god blesses those who are poor and realise their need for him, for the kingdom of heaven is prayers. god blesses those who mourn, because they will be comforted. god blesses those who are humble, for they will inherit the earth. god blesses those who hunger and thirst for justice, for they will be satisfied. god lessons those who are merciful, for they will be shown mercy. he blesses those who are pure in heart, for they will see god. god blesses those who work for peace, for they will be called children of god. god blesses those who are persecuted for doing right, for the kingdom of heaven is prayers. and god blesses you, when people mock you, and persecute you and lie about you, and say all sorts of evil things against you, because you are my followers. for you are the light of the world. the city on the light of the world. the city on the hilltop that cannot be hidden. no one likes a lamp and then puts it under a basket. instead, a lamp is placed on its stand, where it gives light to everyone in the house. in the same way, let your good deeds shine out for all to see, and eve ryo ne shine out for all to see, and everyone will praise your heavenly father, respectfully injesus' name. we come to you, heavenly father come in the name ofjesus, with grateful hearts. thanking you for this great country that you have decreed to your people. we act knowledge we are a blesses nation, with a rich history of faith and fortitude, with a future that is filled with promise and purpose. we recognise that every good and every perfect gift comes from you, and the united states of america is your gift, for which we proclaim our gratitude. as a nation, we now pray for our president, donald john trump. vice president michael richard pence. and their families. we ask that you would biz stone upon our president the wisdom necessary to lead this great nation, the grace to unify us, and the strength to stand for what is honourable and writing your site. in proverbs one, you instruct us that our leader's heart is in your hands. gracious god, revealed to our president the ability to know the will, your will. the confidence to lead us, injustice and righteousness, and the compassion to yield to our better angels. while we know there are many challenges before us, in every generation you have provided the strength and power to become that lessig nation. guide us to become that lessig nation. guide us in discernment, lord, and give us that strength to persevere and thrive. now bind and heal our wins and divisions, and join our nation to your purpose. viking dumb come, thy will be done. let your favourably upon this one nation undergod. favourably upon this one nation under god. let these united states of america be that beacon of hope to all people, and nations under your dominion, a true hope for all humankind. glory to the father, the sun and the holy spirit. we pray this in the name ofjesus christ. amen. ladies and gentlemen, the missouri state university chorale. choral singing. music: now we belong by michael dennis browne. applause the missouri state university choral pram tillses two blocks —— practices two blocks from my home. we're pleased to find them and we're pleased to find them and we're pleased they're here. applause also, a great opportunity for me to introduce my colleague, the senator from new york, chuck schumer. applause my applause my fellow americans, we live in a challenging and tumultuous time, a quickly evolving, ever more interconnected world, a rapidly changing economy that benefits too few, while leaving too many behind, a fractured media, a politics frequently consumed by rancour. we face threats, foreign and domestic. in such times, faith in our government, our institutions and even our country can erode. despite these challenges, i stand here today confident in this great country for one reason — you, the american people. applause we americans have always been a forward—looking, problem—solving, optimist being, patriotic and decent people. whatever our race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, whether we are immigrant or native born, whether we live with disabilities or do not, in wealth or in poverty, we are all exceptional in our commonly—held yet fierce devotion to our country and in our willingness to sacrifice our time, energy and even our lives to making ita energy and even our lives to making it a more perfect union. today we celebrate one of democracy‘s core attributes, the peaceful transfer of power and every day, we stand up for co re power and every day, we stand up for core democratic principles enshrined in the constitution, the rule of law, equal protection for all under law, equal protection for all under law, the freedom of speech, press, religion, the things that make america america. we can gain strength from reading our history and listening to the voices of average americans. they always save us average americans. they always save us in times of strife. 0ne average americans. they always save us in times of strife. one such american was major sullivan balou. 0njuly 14, american was major sullivan balou. 0njuly14, 1861, when the north and south were lining up for their first battle, a time when our country was bitterly divided and faith in the future of our country was at a nadar, the major, of the second rhode island volunteers, penned a letter to his wife, sarah. it is one of the greatest letters in american history. it shows the strength and courage of the average american, allow me to read some of his words, which echo through the ages. "my very dear sarah, he wrote, the indications are very strong that we shall move in a few days, perhaps tomorrow. if it is necessary that i should fall on the battlefield for my country, i am ready. should fall on the battlefield for my country, iam ready. i have should fall on the battlefield for my country, i am ready. i have no misgivings about or lack of confidence in the cause in which i am engaged and my courage does not halt orfaulter. i know am engaged and my courage does not halt or faulter. i know how strongly american civilisation now leans upon the triumph of the government and how great a debt we owe to those who went before us, through the blood and suffering of the revolution. and iam willing, and suffering of the revolution. and i am willing, perfectly willing, to lay down all myjoys in this life to help maintain this government and to pay that debt. sarah, my love for you is deathless, it seems to bind me to you with the mighty cables but nothing but op nip tense can break —— omnipotence can break. my love for my country comes on me like a strong wind and bears me on with these chains to the battlefield." he gave his life on the battlefield a week later at the first battle of bull run. it is because he and cou ntless bull run. it is because he and countless others believed in something bigger than themselves and we re something bigger than themselves and were willing to sacrifice for it that we stand today in the full blessings of liberty, in the greatest country on earth. and that spirit lives on in each of us, americans whose families have been here for generations and those who have just arrived. i here for generations and those who havejust arrived. i know here for generations and those who have just arrived. i know our best days are yet to come. i urge all americans to read this full letter. his words give me solace, strength. i hope they will give you the same. now, please stand, while the associate justice of the supreme court, clarence thomas, administers the 0ath court, clarence thomas, administers the oath of office to the vice president of the united states. allegiance to the same. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that i take this obligation freely. that i take this obligation freely. that i take this obligation freely. without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge. and that i will well and faithfully discharge. the duties of the office on which i'm about to enter. the duties of the office on which i'm about to enter. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations. god bless you. been sworn in as the next vice president of the united states. the tra nsfer of president of the united states. the transfer of power is partially com plete transfer of power is partially complete now. next donald trump will ta ke complete now. next donald trump will take the 0ath complete now. next donald trump will take the oath of office. this is the beginning of the switch. you can see president 0bama smiling in the background. mike pence, former governor of indiana, waving to the crowd. now officially, the vice president of the united states. that meansjoe president of the united states. that means joe biden president of the united states. that meansjoe biden is no longer officially the vice president. he is the former vice president of the united states. we will have the formen tabernacle choir in a bit and then the chiefjustice of the united states will issue the 0ath then the chiefjustice of the united states will issue the oath of office to donald trump. mormon tabernacle choir. donald trump's mother was born on the isle of lewis, a scott by birth, in part and born on the isle of lewis, a scott by birth, in partand his born on the isle of lewis, a scott by birth, in part and his father, fred trump, the real estate magnate, surprised the world by winning the election. 0 beautiful for spacious skies machine for amber waves of grain hr for purple mountained imagine stays # above the fruited plains # above the fruited plains # america, america, god shed his grace on thee # and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea # 0h, beautiful for brotherhood from sea to shining sea # 0h, beautifulfor pilgrim feet brotherhood from sea to shining sea # 0h, beautiful for pilgrim feet who 0 beautiful for heroes 0 beautifulfor heroes proved #in 0 beautifulfor heroes proved # in liberating strife # in liberating strife # who more than self their country loved # and mercy more than life # and mercy more than life # america, america # america, america # may god thy gold refine # may god thy gold refine # till all success be nobleness # till all success be nobleness # and every gain divine # and every gain divine #0 # and every gain divine # 0 beautiful for # and every gain divine # 0 beautifulfor patriot # and every gain divine # 0 beautiful for patriot dream # 0 beautiful for patriot dream # that sees beyond the years # that sees beyond the years # thine alabaster cities gleam # thine alabaster cities gleam # undimmed by human tears # undimmed by human tears # america, america # america, america # god shed his grace on thee # god shed his grace on thee # and crown thy good with brotherhood # from sea to shining sea. # from sea to shining sea. # and crown thy good with brotherhood # from sea to shining sea! # from sea to shining sea! # cheering and applause here it is, the moment that many thought would never happen, donald john trump is about to become president of the united states. he will take the 0ath president of the united states. he will take the oath of office and once he has done so, he is america's 45t h once he has done so, he is america's 45th president. please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute. that i will faithfully execute. the office of president of the united states. the office of president of the united states. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. applause and there it is. donald trump is the president of the united states. the 45th president of america. he has now taken the oath of office. he is the commander—in—chief. he has the nuclear codes. he is the ceremonial head of state, the elected head of state. this is a man with an enormous amount of power. right now, the 21 gun salute blaring out around this city, to mark a moment that view it here thought would happen and many people around the world did not expect either. a big changes coming to america, and donald trump will be at its helm. applause chiefjustice roberts, president carter, president clinton, president bush, president 0bama, fellow americans, and people of the world, thank you. we, the citizens of america, are now joined ina we, the citizens of america, are now joined in a great national effort to rebuild our country, and restore its promise for all of our people. together we will determine the course of america and the world for many, course of america and the world for any course of america and the world for many, many years to come. we will face challenges, we will confront hardships, but we will get the job done. every four years we gather on these steps to carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power. and we are grateful to president 0bama and first lady michelle 0bama, for their gracious aid throughout this transition. they have been magnificent. thank you. applause today's ceremony, however, has very special meaning. because today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another, or from one party to another, but we are transferring power from washington, dc, and giving it back to you, the people. for too long, a small group in our nation's capital has reaped the rewards of government, while the people have born the cost. washington flourished, but the people did not share in its wealth. politicians prospered, but thejobs left, and the factories closed. the establishment protected itself. but not the citizens of our country. their victories have not been your victories. their triumphs have not been your triumphs. and while they celebrated in our nation's capital, there was little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land. that all changes, starting right here and right now. because this moment is your moment. it belongs to you. it belongs to everyone gathered here today, and everyone watching, all across america. this is your day, this is your celebration, and this, the united states of america, is your country. what truly matters is not which party controls our government, but whether our government is controlled by the people. january 20, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. everyone is listening to you now. you came by the tens of millions to become part of a historic movement the likes of which the world has never seen the likes of which the world has never seen before. at the centre of this movement is a crucial conviction, that a nation exists to serve conviction, that a nation exists to serve its citizens. americans want great schools for their children, safe neighbourhoods for their families and good jobs for themselves. these are just and reasonable demands of righteous people and a righteous public. but for too many of our citizens, a different reality exists. mothers and children trapped in poverty in ourinner and children trapped in poverty in our inner cities, rusted out factories, scattered

to him, knock it off? >> sure. i'm his daughter. >> and melania trump. >> we had that sparkle. >> and barron, the youngest first boy since john john. and the backstage secrets of moving one family out and a new one in with only a five-hour turn around. >> i sent out an e-mail. shampoo. feather pillows. >> tonight a new chapter, celebrations and concerns. >> i mean, you rewrote the rules. >> he is still rewriting them. >> america's new first family, the trumps go to washington. now live from washington, d.c., david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> and good evening, we're to coming to you live from washington where we're hours away flt inauguration. tomorrow president-elect donald trump becomes president trump before noon becoming the 45th president of the united states. it will happen behind us here at the capitol where he'll deliver the most important speech of his life. >> even today has been full of tradition for the untraditional president-elect. his last full day as a civilian. he was at a black tie gala where he worked the crowd, and his ha hair. >> i mean, the truth is if i

lady melania trump. >> melania, talk about walked, she can barely speak english. >> you are a real champion for women. handler failed to mention this is trump speaks five linkages. juan, i've got to ask, they have accused donald trump of being ignorant, sexist, racist. is it tear down the credibility of the left to say something so ignorant? >> i think it's rude. i think that's the point. melania trump is our first lady. she deserves to be treated with some dignity. she has a strong accent, is that what chelsea handler is talking about? i don't k she can barely speak and that's not true. kind of brutish and rude. i didn't like it. i must say that when you -- >> do you think of that statement was being made, reverse situation, michelle obama. >> i don't -- as i said, i think what she's talking about is her heavy accent. i think michelle obama doesn't have a heavy accent. >> the point i'm making is there seems to be a double standard in the media when someone like chelsea handler says something versus someone on the right. greg, what do you think? the vehicle you know what i love, sh

, donald and la niÑa trump -- and melania trump. from the outgoing first lady to her successor. and the 44th and 45th president's together. theceremony was over, and moment is done. now donald trump is making his way along pennsylvania avenue back to the white house and the awesome responsibility of being president of the united states of america. and now the real work begins. the parade is another central piece of the pageant on inauguration day, with military bands marching through the streets. at this being donald trump, there had to be one surprise, and it came as he was approaching the white house. he got out of the car, near the but moreing, importantly, right across the road from the trump international hotel erie it -- international hotel. donald trump the businessman and donald trump the president seemed to be going hand-in-hand. surprisefter his election victory, barack obama said the world would keep on spending, the sun would continue to rise. he is right, it has. but this morning, washington, america, and the rest of the world has woken to another -- to an uncertain new daw

children of donald trump, barron, it's his education in new york that will keep barron and melania trump in new york. >> he's 10 years old. to have the cameras up against him. it's got to be hard on a 10-year-old kid to have this kind of pressure and attention and to stand there alone behind the other adult children of his father, you got to -- i hope that barron trump gets the same kind of insulation from public attention and scrutiny that some of the other presidential children have received. >> to catch the little kid's reaction, he's -- he saw the cop with the heavy beard. most don't have heavy beards. that's the guy that a kid would notice. >> now being announced to the crowd. >> if we go silent from time to time, we're just doing exactly what you're doing. it's a lot to take in. fascinating live pictures of new characters in american life who are going to loom large. in our coverage and in this presidency. >> i sort of wish somebody was looking after barron i have to say. he's sort of out there untethered. we just saw the man in the dark sunglasses, that was steven mnuchin. he had a r

lady locked in a fight of her own. why melania trump could be heading to court here in our area today. good morning washington. toss to vj - return to seasonable chill - dry, breezy and chilly saturday - chance for snow flurries/showers late sunday into monday today: partly sunny, breezy and chilly highs: 42-47 wind: west 10-15 mph with gusts to 25 mph+ tonight: partly cloudy and breezy lows: 30s winds: west 10-15 mph, higher gusts saturday: partly sunny and breezy highs: 40-45 winds: sw 10-15 mph, gusts to 25 mph + happening now the search is on for a man h montgomery county. we told you about happened around this time yesterday morning. and new overnight - police are releasing surveillance video of the suspect. ryan hughes is live in bethesda.. ryan? in the day ahead.. an alleged serial groper is expected court. 57-year-old michael hilliard was arrested early wednesday morning. a woman says she was at 7th and "q" streets in downtown d.c. when a man groped her. she called 9-1-1, and hilliard was arrested shortly afterward, a short distance away. he was also arrested january 13th, and

. moments ago, donald trump, the president-elect and his wife, melania, arrived at the white house greeted on that red carpet by president obama and his wife, michelle. melania presenting michelle obama with a box wearing that tiffany blue color. they are inside having tea and coffee. after that conversation ends, they will make their way down to the -- make their way down pennsylvania avenue, and the proceedings will be underway at the u.s. capitol. you have a shot of pennsylvania avenue, and we are watching dignitaries arrive just moments ago. former president bill clinton arrived with hillary clinton. will be aconway senior counselor to him in the white house. she spoke at a ceremony at a donor meeting. moments ago, talking about what donald trump looks to accomplish in his first few days of the presidency. what does he have to tackle and how difficult will it be? >> will be very difficult. donald trump is about to run into the problem in translating his rhetoric into reality on capitol hill. it costs money to do a lot of things he wants to do. it let me take you inside the bloo

the united states, melania trump. ♪ >> president trump: thank you, thank you very much. hello, folks. our first lady. [cheering and applauding] >> president trump: well, we just want to thank everybody. this has been an amazing journey for all of us. not just me, not just melania. it's been an amazing journey. and now the work begins. we have to get it done. and we will get it done. there is so much spirit in our country. this is such a great country. and we are going to do things. we will not be taken advantage of anymore, okay? we will not. we are going to have those companies come pouring back in. you see what's been happening over the last three weeks. and we are going to have a lot of things happen. you're going to read about them and i don't know, let me ask you. should i keep the twitter going or not? [cheering and applauding] >> president trump: i think s so. you know, the enemies keep saying oh, that's terrible. it's a way of bypassing this dishonest media, right? so i just want to thank you. we started out -- we weren't given a great chance but we knew we were going to win

services ball president trump and melania trump are are expected to arrive in a moment. we'll have more when they arrive. thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> president donald trump is wasting no time. tonight he signed executive order that specifically addresses affordable care act former president obama gn executive order tells federal agencies to "exercise all authority and discretion available to them to waive, defer, grant exceptions from or delay the implementation of any provision or requirement of the act" you'll remember that while campaigning president trump pledged to address the act on his first day in office. now he has done so. >> and also tonight vice-president mike pence swore in retired general james mattis and homeland security and meanwhile other cabinets picks are awaiting senate confirmation. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. first the president and first lady are coming out right now at the armed services ball and this is their third and final inaugural ball tonight they're coming into applause. >> he's made

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melania trump right now and know that there are secret service agents publicly boasting about not protecting her husband? >> melissa: it is astonishing, because it's hard for me to imagine being that kind of service anyway, because it is such an incredible thing to do to say that you would take a bullet for another person to protect the life of our president at all. so then to say that you wouldn't do it for a specific, these things don't go together. somebody who would commit themselves to the service in the first place, and then also publicly express the opinion on facebook. i understand the right of free speech, but it's so dumb. when you know it is there forever. >> meghan: there are a lot of great agents in my appearance, but there were also bad ones as well. >> harris: i was just not aware that there was any sort of carveout for how you could protect the president. as long as he doesn't wear purple socks or whatever. you don't get a carveout. it is what the job he is. i do want to point out, though, in having been to the installation outside of d.c. and virginia, there are a

just women are excited to see what melania trump is going to be wearing tonight. a lot of guys out there that they too are looking forward to seeing what the first lady will wear when she walks out tonight. and the ladies they were with, the chair to mom. >> tucker: did they ask what the designer was? >> they would go -- bar, that far. all the guys were like, we want to see two. >> tucker: i like melania trump, i'm just not familiar with many designers. some of the nuances and details go over my head. kristin fisher, thank you for bringing it back. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: it was a big day here in washington. rioting. there were some speeches, parades, tons of partying for you and the rest of the country, here are some highlights. some sights and sounds about what happened today in washington. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. and a whale to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and def

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kid. of course donald trump is expected to be here later this evening along with melania. they will be dancing and will address all of you. first stand as president and first lady of the united states. we are looking forward to seeing that. he said he wants to get to work. it's about the people today but tomorrow it's about --. >> he wants to get right down to work. trish: we are looking forward to seeing what he does. mike, thanks. this is the ball that honoring our armed services and you are looking at a picture of the rockettes that are also performing at the liberty ball. as i mentioned there are three going on this evening could you have the liberty ball and the freedom ball and you have the armed services ball where i am right now. the rockettes had a little controversy with some members of the rockettes who did not perform. ultimately that was resolved by management saying it's your choice. if you would like to perform you can be there but you see a chorus line of women there that want to be here tonight for their country. again at the liberty ball where we will be seeing donald

? >> do you ever say to him, knock it off? >> sure. i'm his daughter. >> and melania trump. >> we had the great spark. >> a first lady like no other. now the youngest first boy and the backstage secrets of moving one family out and a new onein. with only a five-hour turn-around. >> i sent out a questionnaire. what brand of soap, shampoo, roll up the carpets. >> tonight a new chapter. celebrations and concerns. >> he rewrote the rules. >> he is and still rewriting them. >> the trumps go to washington. now live from washington, d.c. >> good evening. we're coming to you live from washington. tomorrow president-elect donald trump becomes president trump, taking the oath of office shortly before noon, becoming the 45th president of the united states. it will happen behind us. he will deliver the most important speech of his life. >> even today has been full of tradition for the decidedly untraditional president-elect. his last full day as a civilian. he has been at a black tie candlelight dinner where he worked the crowd, joking about the weather forecast for tomorrow and his hair. >> i mean,

, donald and melania trump took to the stage as president and first lady for their first dance. it was all about style and drew immediate comparisons to other first couples through the years. kristen welker has more tonight. >> a time honored tradition. the inaugural balls. president trump and first lady melania all smiles after their historic day. >> this evening is so special. >> mr. trump expressing his gratitude at his first of three balls. >> i want to thank all of our supporters. my number one supporter, melania, what she puts up with. >> melania trump stepping into her new role on the stage in a gown she helped design. an ivory off the shoulder dress with a thigh-high split. she collaborated. >> there was a hint of the kind of '60s of jackie kennedy whose inaugural gown was also white. it called to mient michelle obama's gown which was white. both of those were interpreted as sort of being about hope and optimism and a new beginning. >> the inaugural balls date back to james madison in 1809. in 2009, barack and michelle obama were serenaded by beyonce singing at last by etta james.

happening? the fashion world fell in love theer d the withl michelle obama but now that melania trump is moving intoingo the white house some designersus aree actually refusing to dress her. her. >> and some argue that in the t fashion world. insider safety michelle joins us via skype to weigh in on this one. this seems like we're talking tking about a woman who is a modelod by trade but there are some se people that wouldn't touchwouldh her. why is that a mistake. >> there's a lot of controversy that goes along gs a with dressing a first lady.rst she is an icon, a fashion icon o and people are looking to her for the latest styles, latestat trends and what sheds a what sh represents. so, with designers, there's a t lot of controversy with the election and there's pros and cons. cons whether they decide that theyhe want to dress her, they got a great platform to do so. so. by having a national world topot form as well as having theing opportunity to put their lookshs in the smithsonian but on the ot contrary they could have their current celebrities orr customers see them as being support

now, president trump and first lady melania trump at the liberty ball. they just entered a few minutes ago and now he's addressing the crowd. people waiting. they were expected there about 45 minutes ago. he's running a little behind schedule. but they went to the white house, changed and now here he is, newly nag rated president donald j. trump speaking at the liberty ball. a lot of people from the bay area attending these balls. it was pretty iconic, the moments we saw earlier this morning when we started this day. donald trump meeting with former president barack obama. this was at the white house, really nice the see this transfer of power, a tradition in american politics, the traditional tea at the white house and after they had tea and met with each other and exchanged a present, they then went, president trump went to the capitol for the inauguration. a lot of pomp and circumstance and a lot of good feelings in washington. but there with two sides to the story. you've seen throughout the day whether it's on television or social media the protests. we're going to show yo

first family will be moving into the white house. so how will melania trump and the trump children factor into the new administration? abc's karen travers has a look at their possible impact. there is much more coming up on good morning john gonzalez what are you working on? leaving a mystery unsolved. the difficult decision to stop the search for the missing malaysia plane. plus - a growing boycott. the new name on the list of lawmakers planning to skip inauguration. and rain on the radar for your morning commute. stormwatch seven is tracking whether it will stick around for your ride home. good morning washington. toss to eileen - have the umbrella today - above average temperatures over the next 10 days

ball. of course, this was a big weekend in washington for the trumps. first lady melania stepping the spotlight for the first time as they settle into life at the white house even though she's come home. barron is in school. a first look at her first week. >> he certainly did it his way. appropriate first song. >>> also right now president trump is starting his first full week in office as you know. has a lot ahead of him and his press secretary sean spicer will hold a briefing this afternoon. >>> a nor'easter is moving in. a powerful storm barreling up the east coast after 30 reported tornadoes tore through the southeast this weekend wiping out neighborhoods. just the destruction that we saw all weekend long. >> and as the trumps come off their first weekend as the first family, you have a closer look at how they're settling into the white house and how melania is taking on the role of first lady. >> that's right. in fact, we are hearing from melania trump for the first time as first lady of the united states. we know she's used to being in the public eye as a former model. but this

google can now find one for you. >> and what future first lady melania trump wears to the inaugural ball will be much more than just a fashion statement. the significance behind the dress still ahead. ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. bay area judge today... as kpix m >>> the widow of the gunman behind the orlando nightclub massacre appeared before a bay area judge today. as kpix 5's anne makovec reports from oakland, noor salman's defense maintains she didn't know anything about the attack. >> reporter: noor salman pleaded not guilty today to two federal counts that carried the possibility of life in prison. she came into court with her shoulders hunched the same demeanor as her first appearance yesterday when she was wearing the pajamas she was arrested in monday morning. her uncle al brought a backpack pull of clothes

trump and incoming first lady melania trump are expected to arrive at friday's ceremony with president obama and first lady michelle obama after coffee and tea at the white house. today, broadway star jennifer holliday backed out as a performer at mr. trump's inauguration concert saying she didn't realize that her participation would be interpreted as a show of support for the president-elect. errol barnett says some in congress will also sit out the ceremonies. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> reporter: civil rights icon and atlanta congressman john lewis surprised washington friday, announcing he won't attend president-elect trump's inauguration. at least a dozen other democrats have joined him. >> i think there was a conspiracy on the part of the russians and others to help him get elected. that's not right. that's not fair. >> reporter: saturday morning, trump fired back on twitter calling atlanta crime infechted and saying lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district rather than falsely complaining about the election results. he

in for president elect trump. , melania trump, and mike pence. the ceremony is friday, january 20th at noon, a day before the inauguration. there will be a wreath laying ceremony at arlington cemetery. >>> rain hitting the bay area. we are back with details on when it will hit your neighborhood. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. >>> we are joined with our merlings. meteorologist. >> let's get right to it. it will be a nice martin luther king around the bay area. things change in a hurry. we have a series of storms. it is getting chilly. if you are headed out the door, freezing. 43 in napa. 36 in petaluma. likely going to see the formation of patchy, thick fog in the interior valleys. as we go through the night, that radiation fog in the delta and the bay. we have cool temperatures in the valleys. tomorrow we will see more sunshine. by the afternoon a little sea breeze and invection fog. the clouds move i

passengers revolt. >> the most inhumane deplorable thing i've seen any human being do. >>> and melania trump little black dress uproar. >> this is the little black dress creating all of the fuss. >> are they really building a brick wall around president obama's new mansion? >>> then

big moment when he and melania take to the dance floor. here he is. melania trump in white. earlier today in blue. looking sprinkle tack lahr as always. donald trump with a big smile on his face. let's listen into what he says. [band plays hay to th plays "ha] >> this i what i call great talent. thank you. well, we did it. [cheers and applause] we began this journey and they said we. we, and me, we didn't have a chance. but we knew we were going to win. and we won. and today we had a great day. people that weren't so nice to me were saying that we did a really good job today. they hated to do it, but they did it, and i respect that. i respect that. but i have to say the crowd was unbelievable today. i looked at the rain which just never cape. you know, we finished the speech, weren't inside, it poured. then we cape outside, the helicopter scene was even incredible scene. so beautiful. like from a movie set. so beautiful. and then -- and then amazingly it rained and we went out. it's like god was looking down on us, i will tell you. [cheers and applause] i want to thank you all my su

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