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tv star turned president of the united states of america. >> i, donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> the oath of office administered in one part of the city as peaceful protestors and volatile rioters hit the streets in another. >> tonight, the protests continue. >> -- rights, they can have their signs, talk about any message, they can talk to each other, but stop destroying the city. >> law enforcement working through the night and into the morning when tens of thousands are expected to show up tofor t women's march on washington. >> announcer: you're watching coverage of the presidential inauguration on news 4 at 11:00. our nation's dark divide unfull display in washington today. >> amid violence and tensions here in the district and across the country, donald j. trump became america's 45th president. good evening, everyone. i'm jim

the day marked with roars of support and eruptions of chaos winding down now on k street. a calmer scene than we saw this afternoon. >> just a couple of miles away from the national building museum, where president trump and first lady melania just arrived to the armed services ball. >> they'll end up at the white house once it's all over for theirs first night at official residents of 16 ln 00 pennsylva avenue. >> hundreds of thousands from across the nation set for tomorrow's big women's march on washington. >> all day long our team of reporters has been bringing you developed live as they hammed a happened and that continues right now. >> reporter: and in the thick of the protests in northwest d.c., shomari? >> good evening. standing outside the washington convention center. police put up this really tall fence. was it necessary for this particular ball? it wasn't. because no disruption. ll

leaving the liberty ball. it's a peaceful night compared to the destruction earlier today. police arrested 217 people. they are charged with rioting. 6 police officers received minor injuries including 3 hit in the head. good news, they're also going to be okay. police say protestors threw bricks and rocks. the d.c. mayor commented on the violence and the police chief told us what people can expect tomorrow. >> what message can you give the protestors right now on k street? >> follow the law, and they can exercise their first amendment rights peaceably. >> what can you say to the women who are watching think and families and men who plan on going to the women's march tomorrow? >> i would say this. this is a safe and beautiful city. welcome to washington, d.c. this is a place where people come to exercise their first amendments rights and we're hopeful we'll ha

>> reporter: in all fairness, it's worth mentioning that the vast majority of the protestors were peaceful with their signs. d.c. police say they are prepared for tomorrow. live here, northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, and protestors blocking streets and facing off with police once again tonight. >> news 4 scott mcfarland in the middle of the action, live in northwest d.c. with more. hi, scott. >> reporter: at the intersection of 14ble and confident streets, doreen, most cases headquarters of lobbying but tote the epicenter of the protests. to my left, here they expected it, boarded up windows in advance of protestors. an hour and a half ago protestors moved out of as inaugural balls began across town. the crowds swarmed around a bonfire near 14th and

furniture. some sat in the middle of intersections to block traffic. >> protest and show we're all in this together. >> reporter: police stood watch over them, in one case irninter prevent a brawl. and coming face-to-face along 14th street. lots of pushing and shoving says this man. >> don't get in the middle of the crowd and don't be anna ag agitato agitator. you want trouble you were always find it. so don't. >> reporter: before dark -- some protestors challenged police who deployed pepper spray and a near stampede and some injuries on 12th street. >> turned around, got pepper sprayed in the face. >> reporter: on two different occasions nearly got stampeded by people running a way from the pepper spray. a footnote, one if not two courtrooms opened tomorrow. d.c. superior, todl

of the cases of the people arrested here. live in northwest, scott mcfarland news 4. >> scott, thank you. and new details tonight on that limo that was engulfed in flames. we awe sall saw it early e toda. reaction from the man behind the wheel. luis via roy al taking clients when protestors started throwing things at him and his limo. he watched as it sburs flaburst flames. he thinks the protestors in the limo represented people who were rich. the fairfax man said he had a bad experience but is right he is alive. people have the right to protest but not to destroy things. >> we've been showing you those protests all dye day long and want to give you a sense where they're happening in relation to the president today. the inaugural parade, of course, followed pennsylvania avenue from the capitol to the white house. the inaugural balls tonight at the washinon

museum. police kept protestors blocked off for the most part. at franklin square on k street northwest. >> president trump's been a little behind schedule at the inaugural balls attending toned. showed up at a the convention center an hour later an than expected and just arrived for the armed services ball. listen in. >> i love the ten-second delays. gives you plenty of time to think about an answer. such nice questions, though. go ahead. >> good evening, mr. president, i'm gunnery sergeant robert gallop with the georgia liaison team advising and assisting our coalition partners here in afghanistan. on behalf of the marines in afghanistan we'd like to say congratulations and good luck to you with your term. >> thank you very much really nice.

people going over and seeing you soon and -- >> all right, q&a at the national building museum for the arms services ball. this is the last of the inaugural balls that the obamas are attending tonight that we know of. >> at all three he's been dancing to "my way" by frank sinatra, with all of his children, too, we should say. >> and the pence family, too. >> well, a new president's first 100 days in office are heavily scrutinized and hours after being sworn in he's already made good on one campaign promise. >> he signed an executive order aimed at rolling back the affordable care act, also known as obamacare. it directs agencies to ease the regulatory burdens associated with the health care law, president trump has hinted on taking on taxes and immigration immediately. here's "meet the press" moderator chuck todd with a look at what else we can expect. >> i think their plan is to do

offense in football. i think they almost want to flood capitol hill because i think they want to almost device the opposition, dare the democrats to sort of pick one thing to goo after him on because you went have the ability to stop all of it. i think immigration is coming quickly we know health care is something they feel they have to do first so that will be the first legislative fight but the first executive orders don't be surprised if they come up with one that they claim is the process of building the wall. look, they believe there are two promises they have to keep early. repeal and replace obamacare and start building that wall and on monday morning the -- what they're calling their official first day in office, that's what they hope their executive -- the message their executive orders send. >> that's chuck todd reporting. after watching president trump's inauguration, congress got back to work. today the senate confirmed the nominees for two big positions on

lawmakers overwhelmingly approved retired general james mattis for defense secretary, the vote 98-1. senators also confirmed the nomination of john. if kelly as secretary of homeland security. maryland democratic senator chris van hollen was among the 11 senators who voted no on that. >> were you tweeting today? a lot of people were. at one point the president's most-used form of social media was spitting out 58,000 tweets a minute. tonight it's all about memes, pictures and comments and the inaugural performers. check them out. we've seen a lot of michelle obama memes today. this one captioned "i feel you, michelle." others convey their feels with a single image. this one, a man handing out american flags near the mall. the tweets came fast when the group pelican 212 took the stage at the liberty ball. people were confused about who pelican 212 is. they're a band that features identical twin trump

>> now we know. i'm going to have to work harder to saying president and mrs. trump. it takes time to break a habit from eight years. hundreds of cities and towns around the world are planning women's marges tomorrow but the biggest here in washington, less than 24 hours into the presidency of donald trump. >> we're getting you ready for day two of this remarkable weekend. from the preparations to the traffic to, yes, the weather. >> and the weather could be a big impact, fog into the early portion of form. i'm tracking a huge system coming into california. it's going to be a nor'easter by sunday nit.gh

>> there we have it, the third ball, the vice president and his wife also dancing now. now, this is not "my way." >> let's listen for a moment, see if we can tell. ♪ and please don't -- >> i don't recognize it. >> we'll need to play "name that tune." what a day they have had how exhausted they must be at this point. >> indeed, a long time in high heels. >> yes, i'll bet. here comes the other families. >> oh, "i will always love you." is that right? >> i think you're right. and here come all the children from both families. >> and we understand that they're going to dance with mita

will move on. miami, florida, portland, oregon, and chicago, illinois. protesters in those three cities made their feelings about the new president perfectly clear. demonstrators flooded the streets, held anti-trump signs and chanted aunt trump slogans. aerial shots captured the size of the crowds. >> and those pretesters engs tended beyond our borders today. a double-decker bus packed with u.s. citizens drove through lima, peru, to rally against the president. palestinians took to the streets to burn images there of trump and demonstrators gathered outside a ford dealership in mexico to protest the company's decision to abandon plans for a plant there. >> and it will not quiet down tomorrow. the women's march on washington happens here. here's what you should know if you're planning to take metro there. unlike today, all metro stations

triangle. that makes metro center closest station to the start of the march. you won't have to worry about track work slowing you down and metro says you shouldn't have to wait longer than six minutes for a train in downtown d.c. trains begin running at 5:00 a.m. >> hundreds of thousands of people could turn out for the march tomorrow. >> flights into washington were full of travelers coming to the district just to walk in tomorrow's march. we saw pictures from atlanta, seattle, palm beach and salt lake city. for what to expect we go to news 4's jackie bensein now, hi, jackie. >> reporter: this began as a grass-roots movement shortly after the november election. >> we thought there was only going to be about 60 some odd people here. we're at 200. >> reporter: they kept arriving at the dhurj basement in arlington to maybe signs and banners they'll carry for the women's march on washington. it got so

working in a nearby hallway. >> i can't march. i'm getting too old. my knees aren't what they used to be but i can make signs. >> you may know arlington resident joan mulholland taken after her arrest as a freedom rider, a civil rights activists who went to the south in the 1960s to challenge immigration laws. >> we've been disrespected for too long particularly by the latest gentleman to reside at the white house and we need to make our voices heard. >> participants spanned four generations. >> i'm here because i'm a young woman and i know i have a future ahead of me and i want it to be the best i can make it. >> i believe women have equal rights and they need to be heard. >> reporter: in d.c.'s cleveland park neighborhood a group of women who met as strangers will sleep on the floor at city fitness and head to the march together. >> instead of being depressed an

can make a difference. >> events start at 10:00 tomorrow morning. for more information about what you can expect, download our jeebs washington yap and search "women's march." live in southwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. check out the fog over the national cathedral right now. when president trump wakes up from his first night in office he'll attend the inaugural national prayer services here. the inaugural committee says religious leaders from a group diverse of faiths will speak tomorrow and hope for better weather. >> we can see we were just talking about how we can see the fog in the live picture behind us, that's the washington monument. >> and you can only see half of it. fog will be an issue tomorrow morning in some areas so if you are trying to get into downtown fog could be quite dense in some locations so remember that when you're waking up. looking at drizzle coming down around the region. there's the live

you can barely see the washington monument there it is kind of a cool shot. almost looks like snow. oh, no, no snow oh, we can wish, can't we? some of us can. 47 degrees right now. winds out of the south at five miles an hour with the fog that has been developing, temperatures still very mild. they won't go down a lot because of the clouds and the moisture in the atmosphere. a little cooler toward the shenandoah valley but they may see fog, too. take a look at this. dense fog advisory in the gray north of the border here in maryland but wouldn't be surprised to see one in our area. visibility down to a half mile in quantico, less than a mile towards frederick. half mile towards winchendon st. i expect it to fall early tomorrow morning. no rain and we won't see rain tomorrow. the only rain is light drizzle and it's still coming but shouldn't affect you too much. you may want the

you probably won't need it. not much in the way of rain around our area but we're watching this monster storm towards california. when i say monster storm, how much snow with would you expect in lake tahoe? how about three to six feet. yeah, that's a monster storm and they're getting another one of those, that same storm system bringing dangerous conditions towards parts of the four corners area. as far as snowfall is concerned, for us it turns into a nor'easter off our coast and give us one to two inches of rain and we will see rain 11:00 a.m., cloud cover and fog east to the blue ridge, to the west sunshine. this will be key tomorrow. west of blue ridge you may see temperatures near 60 degrees, maybe more. east of the blue ridge socked in with clouds. rainfall comes in on sunday and watch what happens. here comes the rain, heavy at times around 6:00, 7:00, monday morning it's really heavy and this is when a lot of people are going back to work and the new people in the government going

will be a mess monday. heads up. fog big issue tomorrow morning. 56 for a high temperature. if we see sunshine we could hit 60 but 56 because of the clouds around our area. temperature staying on the mild side. 56 on monday. once again one to two inches of rain sunday into monday so it will be nasty there, even wind on monday, too, then tuesday, wednesday, and thursday a great stretch, temperatures well above average before we hit a bit of a roadblock, the pattern changes next week, finally getting colder. >> finally? >> it's supposed to be cold this time of year. >> yes, it's january, thank you, doug. >> president barack obama left office today with his highest approval rating since 2009. >> what's next for the departing first family? we'll tell you what's on tap for when they return home to d.c. after vacation. >> i was very honored, very,

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i'm kristen wright at the salute to our armed services ball at the national building museum in northwest. everything just ended here. the president just had his first dance with the first lady. vice president mike pence danced with his wife and it was also a special touch that the president and the first lady and the vice president and his wife also danced with members of our

military. also there was trump made a few brief remarks, he thanked everyone for their support. he also had a live kovrgs with soldiers overseas in in afghanistan so for many soldiers here, a special night. back to you. >> i wish your photographer could widen out so we could see your inaugural ball gown. >> reporter: it was fun to wear. thank you. it's been nearly a decade since the obamas lived as private citizens. they are in california tonight getting much-needmuch-needed r& >> and darcy spencer told us what they had to do. >> reporter: there was a lot to do from the final fare rewell f andrews air force base. a couple instagram

the obamas showing the emotion of the day. him waving good-bye at the steps of the executive 1 helicopter after trump's inauguration. and then my favorite one, obama looking out of the window of the helicopter on to the white house. he and former first lady michelle obama landed at the air force base this afternoon, obama thanked supporters and promised to continue working for the causes he believes in. >> thank you, everybody, yes, we did, yes, we can. god bless america. >> meantime, in true biden fashion, former vice president joe biden boarded a train with his wife jill and they were greeted with a welcome home party. so what's next for the obamas? they are vacationing in california. after that, obama said he will enter a period of silence and reflection and wants to do some writing. the couple posted this youtube video to

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that's it for us on this inauguration evening, see you tomorrow with more coverage of the women's march on washington. >> we close now with the first couple dancing to "my way." have a great weekend, everybody. ♪ yes, there were times, i'm sure y knewou

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james spader -- big sean -- science expert, kevin delane