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where so many showed up organizers had to change the route. saturday night i'm walter perez. the big story is the women's march across the nation. small towns and major cities, crowds exceeded estimates as millions made their voice heard. team coverage of the protests, action news is live at the ben franklin parkway but we begin in washington, dc. and guys it has been quite 24 hours. >> reporter: to say least, walter, we we don't have to agree with that, we've been here to witness what's happened. we're standing on independence avenue. this was the main stay for today's monument tall women's march on washington. we're able to stands here now, we could not have done that earlier. hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets in washington, dc. some thought and debate about the number but we do know this, the marchers had a permit to end at the white house if they had 200,000 people but they obviously had well over that number. because they were not allowed to

end the march at the white house. >> so much focus on debate on numbers for the people that came out it was about the message. seeking to draw a contrast between what they see as a negative message of donald trump and a positive inclusive message today. and speaking of contrast. take a look at this, a physical one, on the left. the stage where donald trump wa. on the right a long list of celebrities stepped forward in protest >> i wish you could see yourself >> gloria steinman brought downtown dc to a standstill stand. star power and girl power. >> we march today for the course of this nation against with our new president is waging a war. >> reporter: the morning rally took on feeling of a purposeful

parade. groups filing down independence avenue shouting individual causes and revelling in common purposes, among them arising pilot star, new jersey senator corey booker told me this amount to a message to the new president. >> i hope he recognizes this area is greater american than the one he envisioned and he's the guy that has demeaned and degraded women, immigrants, communities you within the country. there's only one way to make this country strong, to unite the country and this is people speaking out for love today. and what we heard yesterday, unfortunately was not that >> this is noon and this is a crowd been here at least six hours now with several hours left to go. and they tell us this is just the beginning >> we realize that we're down but we're not out and women are going to lead the resistance and the revolution. >> reporter: a rally they say builds on the pass and looks to the future.

>> i am nasty like susan, elizabeth, eleanor, amelia, rosa, gloria, con lisa, son ia, michelle, hillary. >> reporter: and there, of course, ashley judd one of many celebrities. celebrities will admit they were not the main draw, the main draw today, the message is a movement >> and the mantra has been empowering women. that is what it was about. that was the draw for the hundreds of thousands of people who came here and time after time, in the crowd, we saw faces from the delaware valley. marching with a message. donald trump go away. >> people of all walks of life walked to bear witness they won't want their civil rights taken lightly. >> i believe in equality for

women, for sexual minorities >> the hundreds of thousands hoping to get the ear of the trump administration, but lara patrick of philadelphia >> this is clearly a president that isn't trying to better our country or better the people. he's just looking to improve his family. >> reporter: a plight with a purpose and for, some it's personal. >> i'm here to represent my family, which is multi-racial. >> reporter: it may be called the women's march but men from all over are backing the cause like ed med nick from west chester came with his wife and daughter >> two daughters and my wife, something i believed in many year, i want to support women's right. >> reporter: these park the demonstrators will hope will permeate beyond this day >> today is great, awesome to see so many people coming to the city where i live. but it's more important to continue this for the next four years. >> reporter: and that will be

the goal they say to carry forward with the message of their movement. those who took part today proud to be here. that part of the day now ended. of course, as the streets are getting back to normal, it's time to break down all this equipment. get the stage down and move things out now that the march is over >> you can hear it, the breakdown is underway. the city will be back to normal tomorrow morning, in the context of recent events, everyone trying to figure out just what that word means moving forward. we are live in washington on another historic today along with shelly william, i'm brian. >> jeff chirico along the parkway, hi, jeff. >> reporter: walter, many of the signs remain behind me. they've left them here on this cable. it gives you a sense of where near concern is. the mayor's office estimates

50,000 people participate dad. twice as many as the women's march organizers had expected. ♪ . >> reporter: with instruments, signs and their voices, passionate protesters took to the streets of philadelphia, a massive show of unit about their show of concern for donald trump administration >> rights for women will be eroded and all the progress made in the lgbt community >> i believe it has become a threat to many minorities, including women and people of color >> i think it says we're not going to lie down, we're not going to lie down during this presidency, we have rights we need fight for >> estimated 50,000 men women and children. she saw too much progress to sit back and watch >> i feel deeply about the

position of our country ai don' want the to be accompany play sent, they gathered at eickhoff. mayor jim kenney kicked off the rally >> now more than ever we need to walk arm and arm forward into history in progress. remember, we got through world war ii. we can get through this. >> reporter: many in the crowd once concerned about donald trump's campaign rhetoric say they're now convinced it wasn't just talk >> he came into office and in a few minutes major pages from the website were gone. the lgbt page was gone, climate control was gone. he is completely out of touch. his cabinet is out of touch. >> reporter: these protesters want their voices heard. >> these people on ben franklin parkway were all a part of your constituency, it is your job to listen to our voices and to represent us as our president. >> reporter: and today's event was peaceful, police say there were no arrests, jeff chirico,

channel 6, action news >> thank you jeff philadelphia people gathered in cities across the country. the message, the president, donald trump is the same. his agenda will be challenged over the next four years. here's a look at clouds and boston, chicago, st. louis and los angeles. tens of thousands of demonstrators marched to trump home in manhattan. the crowd in new york stretched 15 blocks. and the call for respective women's rights echoed from demonstrations all around the world. sizeable crowds turned out in london paris, berlin and nor way, more than 600 so call sister marches were planned around the world and organizers estimate three million have taken part in the marches world wide. we have coverage in philadelphia, washington around the world right now on the 6 abc ap. get the latest, here and in the nation's capitol.

the 6 abc ap is a free download. as this was going on, president trump made his visit to the cia where he resumed what he called dishonest news media and despite earlier criticism of the community insisted the cia has his full backing. he said memorial to fallen cia agents. he made no rests to today's protests. he holds several hundred cia employees they have his full support. >> there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> earlier, mr. trump and first lady milania took part in traditional prayer service a at theational cathedral cathedral moving on to the forecast, it was another gloomy day, relatively warm for this time of year. more wet weather is on the way,

but it's not snow. karen rogers in for melissa joins us for the first check of the accu-weather forecast >> it has been gloomy and we got a lot of weather coming our way, none good, dense fog advisory goes into effect for the entire region tonight at 10:00, i'm concerned for people driving. we're going to have visibility less than a quarter of a mile starting at 10:00 tonight. right now, we already have visibility less than a mile in philadelphia. 8/10ths, fog is causing a problem in the lehigh valley, we have half mile visibility there. 1.7 in millville and trenton. so that's only getting worse tonight. problem two, the wind. now, this wind watch high wind watch goes in effect sunday night into monday evening. and you can see along the coast line being battered with high wind up to 60 miles an hour, a gail warning in effect for the coastal water in delaware and new jersey then this, a lot of rain, walter, we're going to have the details, fog, wind rain, it's not pretty. >> gloomy.

thank you, sarah. >> much more to come, a transgender woman a attacked near city hall in philadelphia. villanova tries to remain undefeated at home and trying to remain the number one in the country. jeff skversky has details in sports. those stories and more when action news comes right back.

police investigating a disturbing assault early in chestnut hill. a woman says she and her husband were sleeping when a man broke into their home and forced her to perform a sex act and stole the car. bob brooks is live in chestnut hill with details. bob? >> reporter: walter, this is nothing short of a nightmare for this couple. they were asleep in their bedroom, a suspect broken into the home, he made his way into the bedroom. he pulled out a gun and made truly sickening demands. >> philadelphia police are on

the hunt for a truly dangerous and disturbed individual. the crime he's accused of took place in chestnut hill. it's at the home of a married couple on east chestnut hill avenue. detectives say overnight, shortly after 4:00 a.m., a couple woke up to a man in their bedroom. he appeared to have a gun. made sickening demands. police tell us the suspect held a gun to the husband's head. then he forced his wife to perform sexual acts. detectives say this continued on until at one point, the suspect put the gun down and the wife grabbed it. she tried to shoot the suspect but the gun never fired. it was at that moment, detectives say the suspect fled. before the suspect ran out of the home, he stole the victim's car keys and fled in the hyundai elantra. it's a crime absolutely horrifying. neighbors want the couple to know they're in their thoughts and prayers >> god bless the victims and i hope the police catches this guy. >> that's something you read in one of these books you buy at

the airport. it's -- it's really frightening. >> reporter: at this point, no word of any arrests, investigators also say it suspect got away with the couple's wallet and cell phone. we certainly hope whoever did this is quickly caught. this is his description. asset black male believed to be anywhere from 18 to 25. clean shaven at the time. wearing a black hoodie and black sweat pants, reporting in chestnut hill, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. police are looking for this young man accused of attacking a transgender woman in center city. the victim and two friends were walking along the 13 alone block of filbert when they were approached by the suspect. it shows the man in his early 20's strike the victim. police say he shot a homophob bick and trans phobic sures before running off. anyone with information is could to call police.

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of a playoff spot a very tough team in atlanta. the sixers are on fire. when was the last time we said that? only one team in the nba has the better than the sixers over the last ten games. only one. and they will try to keep it going tonight against atlanta. no jo jo tonight. the sixers will not have joel embiid against the hawks, he did not make the trip to atlanta and the sixers are not sure if they will be able to play on tuesday. embiid left with a knee injury.

with adam okafor returns with the lineup. they've won eight of ten. >> i'm just happy we're being able to close out games and the main thing i'm really happy is i've been able to do it without me and that's going to give us a lot of confidence. the flyers are back from the with week and did they bring good luck back with them? wayne summons got engaged. last on the flyer pop the question, the flyers popped off eight straight wins after giroux proposed. if that's lucky in love. the flyers will love it. they need it. as they return against the devils tonight at home. they lost 11 of 14 and they lost a wild card lead since last time we saw this team together. >> they're on a hot streak right now, they're playing good team hockey. nothing better than to start off with a win. >> you know what else will be

better? accountable to one another. >> college hoops, losing their first game and that number one ranking villanova has redone it. they won five straight 10 they're back as the top team in the country. villanova has never lost a game when josh hart scores 20 or more points, he is the heart and sole against providence second half. the steel and the finish, heart finishes with 25. chris jenkins looking good. now, just three, 19 for jenkins. nova up as many as 20. put it away, mchail bridges comes up with the play. nova 78-68. 19 and one and the number one team in the country. jay wright says they're still not 100% right. >> we lost this game last year. this game, you know, it was about the same time of year, they were playing well. and they were playing well coming into this game, so we're good, we're good, but we, we just -- we need to get better.

>> that's a perfectedist. >> thank you, joe. up next, meteorologist karen rogers has the exclusive accu-weather seven-day forecast.

karen in for melissa. it's not snow. but man has it been gloomy? >> that's the end of the good news, gloomy and the storm hasn't hit us. how does wind swept rain sound? let's take a look a look at storm tracker 6 double scan around the area, not happening today, we're dry right now, let's go on outside and show you actually our numbers through the area. and you can see that fog is an issue already. visibility down less than a mile through much of the region, and

that's going to get worse later tonight when that dense fog advisory kicks in. how about the temperatures? still ridiculously mild, 46, even at this hour, the average high for this day is 40. satellite 6 and action radar shows the gloom factor has been high. you see the rain just starting to our south and west. here's a wider look of the beginning of that rain going to spread through our region. here's what you can expect. cloudy skies, dense fog, overnight rain, especial south of the city, 47 for the mild overnight low. how about tomorrow? fog still an issue when you wake up. watch for that. by 10:00 a.m. and 1:00, we're looking at lots of clouds, mild, some light rain at times, south of the city. the real rain hits philadelphia and the entire region in the afternoon and evening and that's when the winds pick up. the rain comes down. let's show you what it looks like on future tracker, 6:30, it's most south and east. then we get to 10:30, maybe philadelphia is getting a little bit but it's pretty light. we factor in the afternoon, that the when the heavy rain starts

in. by the evening, it's heavy rain and wind swept rain at that. that's a look at 7:00 tomorrow night. heavy rain coming your way, it's because of this area of low pressure, it's a northeast er, power wind 65 miles an hour an along the coast line but even in philadelphia, lehigh valley, we're talking wind sunday monday 45 to 55 miles an hour you have to watch anything outside will not go blowing around. let's take a look at your exclusive seven-day forecast, there's a lot going on. today it's cloudy, tonight and the rain arrives overnight. tomorrow, we're talking cloudy, some periods of rain and drizzle. the real rain hits us in the afternoon and evening. 53 for your high. and then monday, wind swept rain, this is when you get the beach erosion, the heavy rain, the gusty winds, 49, seems to be like 8:00 in the morning to 1:00 in the afternoon, tuesday drying out. some models showing lottery

showers, 50 high wednesday, mark on your calendar, you'll get sunshine, 54 and no rain, that's the only day i got for you that's like that. thursday partly sunny, sunshine just a chance for shower north and west and 50 friday turning cooler, 42. and on saturday, still lots of clouds, but a colder high of 39 degrees. first time we've been below average in awhile. celebrated a very special woman marking a special milestone today, it's catherine's 100th birthday, family and friends gathered at the cottage green in northeast philadelphia. had he three children, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren, he was a wait waitress. a shot and a beer and a daily trip to wawa for coffee. world news is next. for melissa magee, jeff

skversky, i'm walter perez. we'll see you back here at 11:00.

tonight, breaking news on this special edition of "world news tonight." millions take to the streets, marching against the new commander in chief. the protesters shouting down the president's motorcade. defiance all across the country. president trump's first full day on the job. his visit to the very intelligence agency he criticized. now tonight, a different tune. >> we're all on the same wavelength. >> and his first order of business? taking aim at obamacare. >> deadly tornadoes and the trail of destruction. where they are bracing for even more to come. 30 million americans under severe weather threat. the avalanche that buried hotel guests alive. the race to save them, and the miracle rescues. and the world's most wanted drug lord, back on american soil. the new york lockup that's housed some