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glamorous events and celebrations, stand in contrast to continuing anger on the streets. alison: we begin with breaking news now. on the night of the inauguration, more than 200 people have been arrested during protests on the streets of the city we have watched tense moments with fights breaking out and people smashing windows. jonathan: all of this happening the mid-music, dance, and celebration in d.c. this is the armed services ball where president trump and first lady made their way in. ♪

president trump: well, thank you very much. what a great honor. these events are going on all over the city. we are having a lot of fun tonight. what a day it has been. our first lady has been working very, very hard. very hard. , oni just want to thank you ania, and myself and my family. the job you have done is absolutely wonderful. because this is our military. this is our law enforcement. this is our first responders. you are amazing people. amazing people. and i like you for a lot of reasons. also, i like the fact you all

just -- i just met your joint chiefs of staff. incredible. what, theyll you know what to do, they know what to do, and they know what to do fast. we have a great country. -- we have to do been pushed around by a lot of different people. things are happening, but i think you will see a big improvement, really. i just want to say that general mattis was just approved. first one. general kelly was just approved by the senate.

two generals, with all the people and politicians, the generals get approved first. maybe that's the way it supposed to be. maybe that's the way. now, we have some folks right now in afghanistan, right? and i think they hear me. there is about a six-second delay. do you guys hear me, i think, maybe? let's see how good we are doing. yeah, they hear me, they hear me. they hear me. how is it over there? housing going? --how's it going? good. go ahead, what question do you have. don't be like these people. don't be too tough on me. go ahead.

sir. i'm a specialist with the united states army. i would just like to say congratulations. president trump: thank you very much. that's so nice. thank you. very nice. alison: all right, that is the national building museum, the military ball. we understand he will speak a little more, the president, speaking to troops in afghanistan, and then he and the first lady will once again dance. their chosen first song at these the frankmy way," sinatra song. other news of the day, getting to team coverage of protests happening outside. jonathan: we have been deployed to the areas with the biggest crowds and problems. we will start with tom roussey live in northwest.

with the crowd is doing? down,hings have calmed but things were different earlier. the president is a few blocks that way. from where i am, only one block to the convention center where other inaugural balls are going on. over here in the distance, earlier tonight, a lot of folks going to these balls, a lot of police and protesters. it was a very combustible mix. video of what happened, protesters gathering as people going to the balls walked by, screaming at the top of their throwing liquids at some of the people going to the balls, particularly women. see any protesters arrested after that, but that's what's going on. try to formtesters a line, try to prevent anybody from going inside the marriott, where e

the police forcibly took them apart at that point and made sure folks could continue to get in. things got dicey for a while. after that, on massachusetts avenue and 10th, things got calmer. here is video from a few blocks away, our's earlier. shutting down streets, protesting. at one point they got within two blocks of the convention center where some of the major inaugural balls are going on tonight. the police decided they would not let them go further. then things got a little crazy. in fact, our photographer ben, because of acurb and a police officer with a baton, they fell over, but the police were using batons, pushing protesters. at one point the protesters whenever a police car, that is when the police really moved in quickly. through all this

not see any arrests. was again, things have aclmed down in -- calmed down in northwest. live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: ok, tom, thank you. six police officers have been injured during the protests. fortunately, none of the injuries are serious. still tonight, there is evidence of a deep divide in the country. anna-lysa gayle joins us live in northwest. anna-lysa, what are you seeing? rightysa: well, alison, now, no protesters, just people hanging out near franklin square. this intersection reopened just before 9 p.m. earlier this evening, people were sitting in the streets. officers had to move them to the sidewalks. there are officers still monitoring the intersection, but things are a lot different from earlier this afternoon. [

anna-lysa: as supporters celebrated the inauguration, protesters were the streets of d.c. although most were nonviolent, some vandalized property. at one point, people smashed windows of this starbucks. >> there were some damage outside. they apparently through a cue ball through our window. and the window of the bus stops outside. they also kicked over newspaper stands and set papers on fire. anna-lysa: jeremy watched his salon as protesters chanted in the middle of the street most of the day. he also watched as flam complete spread when a limo was set on fire. blocked theotesters street in southwest. with all that happening, he closed his salon ahead of time. >>

manager and they suggested we closed. >> all the destruction and all the police officers are just want to do their jobs. i don't think that's the right thing to do. anna-lysa: the anti-trump protest group set out a news , saying about0 120 of their protesters were arrested this afternoon. they expect they will be arraigned tomorrow afternoon. live from 14th and k, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. jonathan: this is richard spencer, a white supremacist who ias been seen provoking naz salutes. today he was punched in the face by a protester and the man who punched him just took off. spencer has rented property in alexandria, old town. despite the protests of

in the neighborhood. of. is not the only site protests. antitrust demonstrators gathering in several states. anti-trump demonstrators gathering in several states across the country. no word on injuries at any of the demonstrations. toson: right now we want take another look at the military ball tonight, as president trump continues to address the crowd. military, as well as those serving in afghanistan who are watching on the screen. let's listen for just one second. president trump: we are going to everamerica greater than before. so i want to thank all of you.

jonathan: now to the trump presidency. less than 12 hours under president trop, there is movement on the affordable care act. alison: he signed an executive order tonight directing federal agenci

where theyn states are seeking the "prompt repeal of this law." the white house refused to provide more details on this order. jonathan: we went hearing about that in the days ahead. how is the time for celebrations, centering around just a few short minutes. alison: that is the official swearing in of the new president. michelle marsh takes us through that historic moment. michelle: the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump, handed presidential reins from president barack obama, bibles, one from his childhood, the other from president lincoln. then come his first address to the nation and world as president. president trump: america will start winning again, winning like never before. michelle: a 16 minute speech taking on the spirit of some speeches during his

delivering a message that the people in front of him cheered for, while needling many of the politicians behind him with a critique. long, at trump: for to small group in our nation's capital has reaped the rewards of the government while the people have borne the cost. --hington florist, flourished, but the people do not share it it's wet. politicians prospered, but the jobs left and the factories closed. michelle: then the president and first lady made their way to the inaugural luncheon, where president trump had this to say to his former rival, hillary clinton. president trump: there is something i wanted to say. i was very honored, very, very honored that i heard the president and secretary hillary clinton were coming today. i would like you to stand up.

and honestly, there's nothing more i can say because i have a lot of respect for those two people. michelle: then the parade, where they waved to the crowd's. -- wave to the crowds. many of them spent hours in the cold rain for this moment. jonathan: happening right now, the president and first lady celebrating at the national building museum, at the salute to the armed services ball. tim barber is there. looks like some dancing, tim. tim: the president of the united states is not dancing with his wife but with a service member. the crowd loved it. the crowd right now, he is holding up her hand, an incredible moment with his family out there. and hresident pence

also dancing with a service member, dancing to woody houston's "-- to whitney houston's i will always love you. the troops are supposed to ask questions, but all five troops who spoke just congratulated him him being a nominated and being elected the 45th president of the united states. he joked that he liked them a lot more than the people on the podium, alluding to the media, the contentious relationship between the president and the media. but they loved that. the president also mentioned general kelly and general mattis approved today, and the crowd went wild for that. this was really the moment of the night, perhaps one of the most significant moments of all theballs out here, president clapping, saluting the troops, congratulating t

back," and the troops went wild for that. alison: did they say anything about how these folks were chosen to get out there? tim: i'm sorry, could you say that again? alison: did you hear how they were selected to be the ones to go up on the dance floor? tim: we did not. in fact, we do not know who would be selected. we will try to talk to them afterwards, obviously, because it was a very special moment. alison: wonderful. thanks for bringing that to us, tim. jonathan: let's talk about the weather. the inauguration, you could not have asked for much better, although there were some raindrops. alison: nice and mild. let's get a look at the weekend and go back to the studio with meteorologist steve rudin. steve: changes on the way, showers out of here r

light drizzle and fog beginning to form. asibility about an eighth of mile in westminster and frederick and martinsburg. not so bad around the immediate metro, although that is likely to change in the morning. middle to upper 40's in the morning, at least for the time being staying that way. it is quiet and dry right now. weather we had during the midday hours now well to the north and east. no worries there at all, but we do have reined back in the forecast for parts of the weekend. a little bito 45, of fog in the morning. waking up early, another big event on the way tomorrow, the temperatures in the lower to middle 40's. for the women's march on washington, starting at 10 a.m., midday temperatures eventually into the middle 50's, and at least it will be dry. we may see brakes and the clouds, but don't expect a lot of sunshine. we will see m

winchester,nster, woodstock, harrisonburg, that is the best chance of sunshine. inside the capital beltway, southern maryland, cloudy skies. showers develop late tomorrow night into early sunday morning mainly south and east of d.c., across delmarva. once that lifts out, another system, a stronger system brings heavier rain to the area late sunday night into monday morning. we could be looking at anywhere three inches of rain by the time the system moves out. the air will not be cold. if it was colder, we would be looking at a huge snowstorm, but we are not looking at that. that will be gone by tuesday. middle 50's with areas of rain come heavy at times monday. clearing out tuesday, middle 50's. upper 50's, near 60 wednesday. the following weekend,

the 40's, near average th

jonathan: today was not just a welcome to the truck family as president, but also a goodbye to the obama family, leaving the last house for the time today. they boarded an airplane for palm springs this afternoon. he spoke with the troops at joint base andrews, folks who abandoned helping him a lot over the last eight years, they have become family members if you will, so we took time to thank the crowd and said one more time, "yes, we can." we never -- --: neverresident biden: we felt we left home. and that was former

biden in delaware today. he told reporters today that he and obama will see each other very soon, reiterating they will be remaining very close friends. jonathan: the inauguration was barely over and people are trying now to compare this inauguration to inaugurations past. here is a look side, president obama second inauguration on the left, trump's on the right. there are a few less people, and a lot of folks making a lot of that. there are still a lot of people in the country who do not vote, but in the process we know there is a winner and loser. the other thing is the security. it was so extraordinarily tight that before the inauguration there were still people lined up almost a block trying to get in, and they had to wait in missed out on

end of it's not the major events in washington. happening tomorrow is the massive event that his plan to rally for women. organizers of the women's march on washington have a permit for 200,000 people. natural will be opening early at 5 a.m. to accommodate the

big names -- ashley judd, scarlett johansson, and many more. to see the full list of speakers and more information, it's on our website, wjla.com. will have complete coverage right here on abc 7.

veryhan: it has been a long day, and we want to thank you for joining us for a special live coverage of the presidential inauguration. a big wehere is still can ahead with the women's march tomorrow, so stay with abc seven and wjla.com for complete coverage. jonathan: have a safe weekend, and we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of today. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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