streets. these are images from miami, where protesters demonstrated against president elect donald trump. this also occurred in philadelphia and in our area. jonathan: and both those for and against trump protesting outside of the white house and the trump hotel. alison: tom roussey has been following them all might. how was it looking right now? tom: here at the trump hotel, things are very quiet at the moment. a while ago, a big group of protesters were told they are apparently shutting down the third street tunnel. we are also hearing some growing criticism of the protesters. for the third straight night, protesters hit the trump hotel and the white house. >> this is a really great moment

supporters came out, too, but it was difficult for us to interview one. protesters cap blaring their radio -- kept lowering their radio and shouting of saturday's. >> at least be an adult about it. hillary conceded the race as a grown-up. so should you. tom: out from supporters is not the way to go. >> we are all one country, one team, as president obama says. tom: back live at the new trump hotel, we may see protesters here again tomorrow and also at the white house. they are planning to reunite and march again. they are still marching, shutting down the third street tunnel, we are being told.

unity and peace. dozens of people in the muslim community gathered to acknowledge that the election that created a division in our country needs to stop now. anna-lysa gayle has more. anna-lysa: the people gathered at piney branch elementary school, attracting those who voted for hillary clinton as a way to begin the healing process after a brutal election season. president-elect donald trump begins his transition to the white house, nearly 200 takoma park residents joined hands. >> the muslim american community is anxious. i think will be tough to know what is going to come out of it all. anna-lysa: the scene was one that many muslim americans will never forget. >> donald j. trump is calling

of muslims entering the united states. >> i think there is a lot a fear because we are not sure what is happening in the next couple months and years. >> the hatred that has been exhibited in the last presidential campaign, we can show karen love for one another. >> that has been a really tough few days. many muslim americans are very invested in the election. there was so much divisive rhetoric have this. anna-lysa: while the election results may have divided the nation, organizers called for unity in the days ahead, looking into the crowd. they saw a glimmer of hope. >> it makes me feel hopeful for the future, to know there are people out here who care. anna-lysa: today, donald trump tweeted this about a recent protest -- "love the fact that the small group of protesters

proud." he also said he would be making very important decisions on the people who will be running our government in the future. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: strong words taught at about donald trump from the ceo of grub home. in an e-mail to more than 1000 employees, he suggested if they agree with trumps rhetoric, they should quit. in a statement after the fact, he said he do not ask anyone to resign, but said the company would not tolerate hateful commentary in the work lace. we know there is a lot of anger in the country over the election come half the country very happy, the other half not so much, but it may because of the anger is focused on what happened tuesday or what did not happen. voter turnout this year dipped to nearly its lowest point in two decades. election officials are still tabulating ballots, but it

that means just half. the full measure of turnout will not be clear for several more weeks because election officials still need to finish counting and certifying all of the results. alison: the protests and rallies are happening as president-elect donald trump finalizes his transition team, now being led by vice president-elect mike pence. new jersey governor chris christie, former mayor rudy giuliani, both men's names circulating as potential attorney general candidates. >> the number one characteristic that donald trump is looking for is loyalty. it is something that we talked about over and over in the campaign. he also wants to have a personal relationship with whatever he chooses. alison: in the search for chief of staff, names include his son-in-law, his campaign ceo, steve bandit of breitbart news, reince priebus.

say an arrest has been made in connection with the hours long rape of a woman that was hit by a car and dragged from it. the man was arrested at a construction site in north carolina, charged with rape and aggravated assault. the police say it was halloween night and the woman was driving along teams highway when she was hit by a vehicle, dragged from her car into a ditch, where she was sexually assaulted for more than two hours. roberto sibrian a north carolina jail. alison: tonight, only on 7, the family of a murdered arlington woman speak out about their loss. bonnie black's mother and sister sat down with abc 7 news. bonnie black was stabbed to death in her home in april 2015, her young children playing outside. a month later, her estranged husband, david, was arrested and charged with the murder.

>> we knew. >> honestly, i thought he would try to kill her, but we would get to her in time. alison: this week, david black was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. steve: mighty cold out there as we move through the overnight. we have a frost advisory for southern montgomery county, the district come arli if you have plants that are usually indoor plants, bring them indoors for the overnight. lunchtime tomorrow, looking fantastic. lots of sunshine, temperatures around 50 degrees. the redskins forecast, plus looking ahead to next week coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. president obama marked his final

wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, pausing to reflect on the sacrifices american veterans. he called on americans to practice kindness, respect for one another, and to pay it forward. today's ceremony at arlington national cemetery was one of many in our area. another took place at the vietnam veterans memorial with more than a thousand people gathering to commemorate veterans day. alison: tonight, instead of looking at who was there, we want to look at whats that jay korff has been working on for months. jay is there live at the national mall with more. jay? jay: alison, these very personal items that are left behind at the vietnam veterans memorial over the years not only -- are not only shown as measures of certain sacrifice, but ultimately our deepest desire to

there are few places on the american landscape is revered of the vietnam veterans war memorial. where more than 58,000 names are inscribed. >> it symbolizes sacrifice. jay: four generation, visitors have been placing items at the mall as a way to honor the fallen h andeal from a war that still haunts a nation. every night, park pick up what is left behind. what you probably don't know is that every item ends up in an unassuming warehouse in maryland. >> this is artifact storage. the blue boxes are where we store the items. ? jay: it is close to the public, but what we found inside you

towering stacks of blue boxes housed and preserved, holding literally hundreds of thousands of objects placed at the wall. they are things you would expect. along with the unexpected. >> it is one of a kind. jay: the hero bike, left at the wall in 1995 honoring a man from wisconsin missing in war or we were shown a very few special items so remarkable that we stepped back in time. they tell the story behind the object. >> it's like putting together a puzzle. jay: an emotional tape recording home only days before being killed. >> well, hello. how is every little thing?

blade , lost in history for generation, found in a farmer's field in vietnam. and the most unbelievable story of this war-ravaged country. >> it crashed in the jungle 46 years ago. jay: stories of the survivors and the families of those who do not come home. >> it's just coming to grips with it. jay: to watch the full documentary, go to wjla.com. the documentary is called "left behind." in addition, we will air the complete documentary uninterrupted without commercials tomorrow at 7:00 on channel 7.

paid for by the vietnam veterans memorial fund. in addition, they are in the process of raising money to build an education center just a stones throw from here. in that center will go thousands of those items left behind. live at the wall, jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: great work ,jay, thank you. our tribute to veterans does not stop there. >> i'm in complete shock. surprise of a lifetime for a wounded warrior in virginia and his family. how they now have a home free and clear. jonathan: and a smartphone smoking, but this time it is not

alison: an amazing gift for a veteran and his family, given at the verizon center. officer timothy goodrich was

sergeant goodrich. tim: the basketball game on the court was exciting, but after the first quarter on veterans day, everyone was watching sergeant timothy goodrich. it was a moment he and his family will never forget. sergeant timothy goodrich is a giver, volunteering in iraq and a second tour in afghanistan. at tonight's wizards a new home. >> my mouth is dry. i don't feel like i'm really here. tim: the builders break ground on the house monday in stafford, all at the direction of operation finally home, which has provided more than 100 mortgage-free homes to veterans. >> it's for veterans in need of a place to start their life again. tim: they will share the house

when february 20, 2012, sergeant goodrich's outpost in afghanistan was attacked. shrapnel impacted his body. >> it is not just a financial worry off his plate. it takes is quality of life to a whole other level. tim: whe was awarded with a purple heart and thanked on this veterans day with a new home. >> it's nice to know that people think about you. tim: the family will move into their new home sometime in march. tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: beautiful home. and in chevy chase, a dream come true for army captain luis avil a, given a home built by the

include special lifts and light switches. the entire home can be controlled with an ipad. they are all life-changing features for the veteran who was injured while serving in afghanistan in 2011. captain avilla and his wife and three children move into the home next week. regulations to you and thank you for your service. alison: 7 on your side with a consumer alert -- are samsung cell phone battery issues a problem for iphones? a was in her pocket and overheated. >> smoke was billowing outcome it smelled really bad. she yanked it out and threw it on the ground. alison: they took the phone back to the apple store, where employees took pictures and said they would look into it, but no word yet from apple. last month, a new jersey college

in his back pocket. in september, more than one million samsung galaxy note seven phones were recalled after those phones called firewall charging. steve: the weekend is here and a great weekend to check out the fall color change around the immediate metro area. this will probably be the last really good weekend to check out the fall color change. the further west, garrett county, allegheny county, washington county, past peak. 30 to frost advisory to the south and east of d.c. that includes the district, arlington, alexandria, all of southern maryland until 9 a.m. if you have anywhere to go tomorrow morning, if you park your car outside, you will need the scraper. 34 degrees in bethesda tomorrow morning, 33 fairfax, manassas 31. daytime highs will probably be

the panhandle of western virginia, anywhere from 50 to 54 closer to town. i think 54 may be only warmer side of things. lower 50's southern maryland, stafford, fredericksburg. the wind come a big problem earlier this evening, beginning to ease a little bit. the wind gust map, noontime, the wind gusts diminished or medically, not a problem at all as we go into the day sa highs tomorrow, lower 50's. the redskins game sunday, the temperatures around 60 degrees. you will need sunglasses and a light jacket for the day sunday. overall an improvement compared with what we have on the way tomorrow. stormwatch 7 extended outlook, after a cool first half of the weekend we warm up monday, near 60 tuesday and wednesday.

little bit thursday. josh is on duty all weekend long and will get you through it. tomorrow, a cold start to your saturday. jonathan: there was an odd issue on social media today. why your facebook account may have said that you were dead. alison: and exiting stage left,

with a consumer alert -- computer booking systems used by major airlines are back online after glitches across the country. the system went down around noon. both american and alaska air were impacted most by this. this is the second outage in less than a month. in october a glitch impacted southwest, virgin america, and jetblue. at a glitch on facebook this afternoon lead to a lot of people seeing a memorial note at death notices even popped up on ceo mark zuckerberg's page. the messages showed up at about 3:45, then disappeared a short time later. explanation was given. alison: very suspicious. a hollywood legend is leaving the silver screen. robert redford announced he is retiring from acting after his next two films.

have time to paint. in the interview he admitted he is "getting tired of acting." his final two films will be "our souls at night." erin: maryland struggled against american university. the eagles upset the terps. and the wizards started strong,

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desk, brought to you by a local toyota dealers. erin: the wizards host of the reigning nba champion cleveland cavaliers tie at the verizon center. washington started the game on the right note, racing to the lead. john wall came up huge in the first half, leading all scorers with 23 points. the wizards trailed by two at the half. cavaliers pulled away in the second half. ron drives and lays it in, two of his 27. cavs win, as the wizards fall to 2-6. hockey, the capitals on the road, facing the blackhawks. the players greeting veterans today. this game would go to overtime. marcus johansson goes top shelf for the game-winner. the caps take this one, 3-2 in

american university. this was a close one, just a three-point game with over a minute to play. melo trimble was steady all game long. maryland goes on to win 62-56, but a nice effort from a.u. high school football, the game of the week, back to pass. 27-yard touchdown. quince wins easily, 35-7. they are now 10-1. scott abraham will have more of the game of the week on the high school sports final coming up in just a few minutes on news

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lower 50's saturday, near 60's sunday. the super moon is a monday. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- lin-manuel miranda. from "dr. ken," ken jeong and albert tsai. plus music from banks. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: very nice. welcome. thank you. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you really for everything. for those of you who served in our armed forces, happy veterans