the latest from the nation'snati capital as we prepare for the inauguration of the 45th president. well, everybody,s it going

i'll have the forecast coming up.up plus, new development in a story you saw first on fox5. we're demanding answers and accountability after a case worker carelessly gave out theot personal information of her clients. fox5 news a at 10 starts right now. > and we thank you for joining us on this h inauguration eave, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. it is a tail of two cities tonight in washington, d.c.t in while president elect donald trump attended a black tie wesir to receive brought tomorrow's inauguration, protestors marcheo in the d.c. to oppose the trump presidency. it has been a busy day for theor first family. they touched down in marylandarl before they were whisked away by a motorcade. a short time later presidentpres elect trump and mike pence attended arete laying at arlington national ceremony. they

tomorrow of the unknown surgeon. > and this evening, the inaugeral concert was held atld the lincoln memorial on thememo national mall.na the future first family watched as lee greenwood, toby keith anh other performers took the stage. mr. trim told the crowd he was looking forward to to.g fo on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman.wo well, you're not forgotten anymore, that i can tell you. but i will see you tomorrow andd i'm going to be cheering you on. you're going to be cheering me on, but i'm going to be cheerine you on because what we've donewv is so special. our team coverage of the 58th presidential inauguration begins with sarah simmons live tonighte in chinatown. >>reporter: we're at ninth andt f right now and it has been very active down in the chinatown area. there's still a lot of

even more than this earlier. they've got some of the roadsds already closed down as we mentioned. ninth street is closed toet traffic so i that's creating a traffic jamb down here. also just earlier a lot of people out here.le some peopl oe going to the national portrait gallery for the south carolina presidential inaugeral ball and then) folks for inauguration, tourists from all over the country who spoke we spoke with who said they are excited to be in town for this.s and then other people who are excited to be in town for saturday's march.'s >> we are having a great time forum a the events. it's really wonderful. we walked around the national mall today and it's a lot of patriottism going on right now. really very very proud. it helps that it was on a friday to be quite honest with you. we could take the kids out of school. plus i did -- as much as i was proud that we elected presidentn obama, i was not thrilled withwh the way he ran

eight years. i feel like a lot of people's voices aren't heard and i thinkk those are the voices that areare sometimes the hardest to hear sr i think we're not doing a service to most americans by electing donald trump, p but it's happening and so i'm justst going to march and do what i can. it's upsetting for sure.sure totally important. we wanted to watch history take place right here. getting a second chance at thehe nation to bring things back to the people.peop you know, because honestly i believe that the people haveple been overlooked and so now the voice of the people are are being heard. so some differing opinions on exactly as to why people are ine town for this.to it's going to be interestingtere tomorrow. it'sing whying to be very ver crowded of course as you know metro is always the way on go. but some of the metro stations they will be closed down for security reasons. rea you need to doublecheck that.t. of course we've been talking about that as well, rain haswell been issue, but the small retractabl

being allow tomorrow. so that's some good news there. there is a list of road closures, you take a look at those. we're live in h chinatown, sarah simmons. the president elect is following tradition and spending the night tonight at blare house. the trump family arrive at the presidential guest house earlier today before kicking off the make america great again concertment blare house is right across the street from the white house. the past five in coming president elects have stayed aty blare house the night before the inauguration. president elect donaldlect trump will be sworn in as the 45th t president of the united states. we'll bring you live team coverage of the ceremony, thehe inaugeral parade and the protests. coverage starts at 4 on fox5fox5 news morning.ning as always you can get the latese online, on facebook and on twitter. let's take it

here's a live look outside. the good news not toooo bad tonight.toni in fact, it was great weather for the inaugeral concert. what about tomorrow. let's check in with gary mcgrady. look what's happening just toha thppe west of us, showers areho moving in our direction, some good rain, too, down to the deep south. some dying thunderstorms downs o here.he all this is moving in. right now we're getting a littlt bit of cloud cover out of this,s but eventually this will comecoe across and it does look some of this will move in maybe even 7,, 8, 9:00 tomorrow morning. the forecast looks like this, 9:00 a.m. i think showers are certainly possible out there.y o most of that wssill be west of e district, but by lunchtime incht think we could have some good showers moving through and of course at 12:00, of course, the time to take the oath there. that's a very important time and then the parade will get going around 26789. so or so. i suspect by 3:00 most of the rain will be moving off to thefo

we could have some late showerse by the late afternoon it looksok like most of this will be gone. this is 0:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 43 degrees and a chilll line of showers comes throughth but we'll still have rain around even by lunchtime or so. this is 12:00. a lot of people obviously on thn mall and as this moves on through, by 2 2, 3:00, parade time is at 2678.2678 30.30 hopefully this will get on outn of here. by late in the day tomorrow afternoon, probably cloudy, but there could be a few pockets off drizzle out there.ther it will be cool.l. most the temperatures will be il the mid 40s so not too bad. if you didn't know, you can take the small umbrellas down there.r i guess they just relaxed the rule today. since it's going to rain, you can take the small once. not the golf umbrella, but the small ones why aringing to be okay. that will be a nice help as we get the showers moving through tomorrow because it will happen. rain is going to come on through.th tony.

hundreds of people lined up today to buy gear for saturday's womens' march on washington.wash the line stretched down the block on 18th street in adams morgan. people waited to buy t-shirts, hats, pester and other mere chan daze for saturday. a pop up feminist shop called the outrage sold the items many the people waiting in line todae traveled to d.c. specificallype for saturday's march. >> i'm here from santa barbara.a owe, wow. and i met am women on the planeh i have a friend who came up on the train for from florida.rida we're all very excited to take a stand on women's rights. to me this is something that is very historical for someone inom my age, in my 60s that has fought for equal rights for 40 years.ye it's monumental that we continue this struggle, especially with the new presidency that we have that doesn't appear to support women fully. mo

pledged on facebook to attend the women's march. others say their mission is to e end s a message that women's rights are human rights. still to come on fox5 news at 10, his son made the ultimate sacrifice. joining us in the loft, the gold star father whose journey hasas brought him to washington and the role he will have in tomorrow's inauguration. and we are looking ahead too what's next with analysis of some of the challenges facing the new administration and whath lies ahead to journalists who are assigned to cover them. stick around, fox5 news at 10 will be right back.

> in just a matter of happensae donald trump jr trump will be sworn in as our nation's 45thn' president. you are looking at images from

the make america great concert that was in front of the lincole me more. the entire trump family wass there for the big ceremony.em it was their last publicblic appearance before the swearing in tomorrow. niles is here for what we can expect tomorrow and beyond. tomorrow donald trump trim will take the oath of office with the low favorability ratings thatat any president in recent history has had.ha his speech is going to be need. what does he need to say to sort of unified this country right now it is a very pole riced country. donald trump needs to reach out to theeeds people who are beyons base of support. the reason he has low approval isn't that democrats don't buy and large like him, it's because he hasn't won over the middle ground in the united states. i think he needs to see t something that is more con sill try than his usual.y there are

democratic congressional lawmakers who say they will not come and they're protesting.te there are some that they should go because it would help unify our country and help the try. do you think it's going to continue to keep us divided. >> i think they have a right not to show up if they feel they have a problem with donaldth d trump. hillary clinton is showing up. she will be at the inauguration. she would would seem to have much more ground than mostan people to stay away. she has decided to go, but i don't think she or anybody elsed believes they have to go. donald trump has to bridge theie gap with the democrats, withoc those never trump republicans. he has to bridge the gap withth democratic law makers. how does he do that? i think one of the possibilities is that he could can look at one of the areas like infrastructure spending or tax reform where there is some level of common ground or the

common ground.ound those things differ forr something like obamacare, affordable care act.rd soab there is some possibility p common ground, it will bel difficult to find. certainly in every inaugurationt there will be those who protest. we are seeing an unprecedented u number of people coming intog town.to the protests began tonight.ni we will see them tomorrow. we will see them saturday. is there anything that the president and his administratioa can do or say to those people to assure them. he came out today on the steps e of the lincoln memorial and hehe said i want to make america great for everyone. not just for those who voted for me, but for everyone. how can he do. >> i don't think he can persuade those people or the protestors. there are a number of people who think donald trump is a threat to and even democrat sir. thosee people willmocr not be easily wn over irrespective of what he says tomorrowment we're in the media here, how do you

donald trump moving forward? there's been a lot of talk about the white house press room.s they were going to of month it offsite. how do we move forward in the media covering him? >> sometimes i think people inin the media over think this. i think that the standardan practices that apply to any politician should apply to donald trump.mp. one of the criticisms is that he has been get around those usual standards in various ways, in the way he con ducts interviews and the way he says things thats don't check out as factually true. i think the media role as a watchdog is a very important one, but i don't think they need to change their practices. donald trump has a way of getting around us by tweeting.in this is unprecedented. u no one has done this before. he tweets out sometimes whats seem to be policies, what we're hearing from advisors or his transition team. it's kind of hard to figure oute where do we go from here. >> the tweeting is very

characteristic. he's the first twitter presiden andtwit that can be problematicn there are very delicate foreignn policy issues which he seems to make l policy on the run, but he's going to continue to do that because you can communicate directly with the americane people that way. what's the one thing that you'll be looking out for or is there any one thing you'll be looking out for tomorrow. after one we have said one thine is whether he tries to give a more healing or unifying speech. that has not been what his candidacy has been founded on,, so will that change tomorrow? it's something to look for. niles, associate editor of the hill. > back to you. coming up confidential files fil e-mailed by an employee of a d.c. social services agency to a college student. fox5 continues to push forsh answers about the breach, the firery response from the agency's director next. and the father of a fallenn military hero will deliver

prayer at tomorrow night'st's commander and chief ball. he'll join us live in studio coming up.

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> the first time we're hearingt from a southeast tim d.c. social services agency embroiled in a very serious security breach.bra one of their case workers e-mailed a college studentcoll confidential files.al the employer was hoping to lighten her workload. fox5's teisha lewis first reported the story tuesday. tonight the case worker has beer fired and the agency's director had a pretty firery response res tonight. but there's a twist to this onet >>reporter: we were hoping to get some answers from the director of inner city services about this massive securityas lapse at the agency and why some victims were

immediately.im instead the cops were called anl it was all caught on camera. instead of an explanation aboutu why one of their support workerk sent a dozen case files, including names, social security numbers and medical records to a college student responding to this facebook job post, thepost woman who emerged when we asked to speak with inner city director said this. call my lawyer and have a conversation with him. please do not come into the clinic again.gain sanders did not want to speak to us on camera and it took hertook three days for her to speak to # 2 year old brianna jenkins. jenkins is college student after she was sent the confidentialthe files via e-mail.e-ma they fired the case

our story aid on tuesday. she absolutely was careless about it and the fact that i was the fourth person that you expose these people's information torque it's not right. it's crazy. i mean i don't know, they cancan take my social security numberer and i have so much medicalh m files,s it's just crazy. aidry and is just one of a dozen patients who information was who compromised but she had no idea until we told her. it was only after our story aidr that she received this letter offering an identity protection. maybe everybody needs to be fired. inter city family services is as community service provider for the district's department ofepar behavioral health.be we did ask a city spokesperson if a spokesperson will continuet to speak with the clinic. instead of answering, we

inter service family says it isa taking aggressive action to prevent further disclosure of these records and providero confidentiality going forward. teisha lewis, fox5 local news. > busboys and.yet is is hosting its piece ball tonight. the owner of the restaurant isrt not anti trump, it's actually pro piece.ce. lauren demarco caught up withup some of the big name celebrities who attended. >>reporter: an exciting night at the third annual piece ball. this event is put on by the founder and ceo of the book store and cafe, busboys and poets and undoubtedly he liensei left, but we talked to people about that and about the significance of it being held here at the national museum of african-american history and culture. do we call this a fascinate offer. i call it my new year'sas

years. why are you excited to be here tonight. >> i believe in piece and piece is a happy occasion and it's joyful. i also think it has a lot of energy. i think that there's a great robustness about it. and the in coming president and i we deliver very significantlyn and in many ways.ways and i think that the march, i really like the language around diversity inclusion and lots off people have different thingsav that brought them to washingtonh to be a part of the march and i'm not going to retire quietly into these next four years. we have breaking news, you wantu a place within then administration in. >> i want to be part of the president's cancer panel, yes. yesterday i spoke at the women's national democratic club.club today i spoke to jewish republicans. why this ball? why this event in why did you want to be herehe tonight. >> i've been on the road since a august. i'm j

i'm about to leave again. i haven't had an opportunity tot be down here and experience thih either, yet.ei the title of the event is thehe piece ball, a voice of hope and resistance.. there's nothing that speaks mora to hope than resilience than certainly the african-americanin history of cull your t. it's what america is built on, a land of hope and possibility an this is the place forand that. i think we need it more than everore today.od the very first piece ball was held to celebrate the inauguration of the nation's first black president. i spoke with and situate slaw says whether or not there willil be another one going forward. he says he has not ruled it out. > we should mention the very last person she talked to was the owner of busboys and poets who has been very passionate about putting these objection th the form it was not a protest,

happened and what's to come. we also l saw ashley jude.de his son made the ultimate sacrifice while defending us other sees.r coming up next, the father who f will give the prayer.ra we're on early at 4:00 a.m. because you know people are going to getting together andhe starting to take metro downo there and all that kind of thing, so we're on early,ar 4:00 a.m. fox5 will take you through the entire day and we want you to be a part of it.f if you're heading down for the swearing in or for the parade stay in touch with us on social media, use the hashtag, fox5 potus to share photos and videoe of what you seeing and experiencing and we willwill incorporate that into our coverage.

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> this is fox5 local news atat 10. welcome back, pretty good dayay for january's standards. we were lower 50s just aboutjust every where. we've cooled down to the lower 40s, pittsburgh is 5. tomorrow afternoon we're goingng to warm up to 50-degrees or so. it depends on how quickly thely showers move out. i really don'y think we're going to stand getting any sunshine.su we're going to have showers. the best chance of that late morning into early afternoon and then we should stay cloudy after that. we go 50 tomorrow again. plann. on a if you showers down for all the festivities tomorrow. mostly cloudy saturday, 56-degrees. rain is coming back and it looks like for sunday and monday it's coming back pretty hard, too. the wettest of those two days will be monday, but certainly sunday it looks like it could be wet all day long.ng. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we break ba

mid 50s and mid 50s. all things considered not a bad january. > thank you very much. february 22, 2007, staff sergeant joshua ryan hazer lostr his life fighting oversees in iraq. now ten years later his memory is kept alive through his fathes and his family.ily. chris hazer isn't just here inn d.c. for the inauguration of president elect donald trump he will also deliver the invitation at the commander in chief ballhi tomorrow night at the nationale building museum. thank you for coming in and joining me.join >> thank you for taking the timh to talk to us.s. > we are the ones who are honored. before we talk about journey to washington, tell us about yours son. >> my son was an army ranger. he actually served two and aerve half years as a ranger instructor and was over come that he had not been deployed sy heed arranged his own deployment

he was you a are a mad i, thethe most dangerous spot in all of iraq. 70-plus combat nations in 90 days and was told that the irann ands probably targeted him for what he had done at what becamet the surge. he was when an explosive device took off his leg and arm in an number see. believed so much in fighting for his country that he arranged for his own deployment? >> he arranged for his an transfer and deployment, but he saw his role was to get his boyo back and they all came back safely. > gold star families.star this is a term that i think morn and more people are becomingomin familiar with. tell us about the gold star families and what your missionms is as a father. gold star is that department of defense rec

lost someone in active duty, in combat.■>n it is a club to which no one wants to join, but once you do, there is something that isha special because when i meet at gold star dad we don't have toe explain much. we both understand. and it's also an odd part that i try to make more room for fathers.fa you see a lot of stories about gold stasr moms and not so much about us parties and it is not a separation. we all know the loss. you are here and you've got a special role tomorrow night at the commander and chief ball. p but this has been a trickyck journey, one that you weren'ttht sure you were going to be able to make. >> we have been working for a couple of weeks and were invited to do the invocation at the ball by the inauguration committee. the hotel for that fell through,

and without somewhere to stay we did not know what we were going to do. we, in fact, thought we'd have to cancel.ncel >> and in fact staying in townin forth inauguration is an is expensive proposition as well. >> it is and we couldn't affordd it. but i got a call from a gentleman out of iowa tuesdaytus night and he said a young lady, didn't say how it was, reservedw twoas rooms.oms. they had been prepaid at the mason and luke and she wasil and couldn't keep the reservation,sv we could use those rooms. that is extraordinary.raor and for that to come together so quickly. may i say who the woman was in.a >> you can. we drove all night withoutll knowing this.his. the woman who gave up her room for you and your family, melissa young, former miss wisconsin ann she has been batting cancer for quite sometime and as you said was due

unfortunately took ill and could not make it. so because she donated the roomh you were able to come and stay and deliver the invocation tomorrow. >> that's right .ight and mr. trump years ago hadhad helped her.her. she has an ate year old son.n. i have an ate year old son.. i understand what she's -- i lost a wife to breast cancer. i have a clue, but it is such -- it is god's word and to do an invocation, to get a chance toto pray in that environment for our next president and vice president as a gold star father is an honor and that i just take deeply. it means a lot to me. > it means a lot to you and the nation, we're reporting tonight on the inauguration. frankly half of our coverage is also about the protests that are going on and all of that andthat people have a first amendment right to protest and expressnd their feelings. what is the message that you hope comes out of this weekenden of ac

>> i've met mr. traumatize, he m wasr honest. he was authentic.auth i think he cares deeply for families like ours that not too am people recognize, a phrase that i heard was we have aav nation at piece and a militaryir at war.r. and the divide between those twe is growing. we need to bring our nation into awareness that there are too am families like us, but the next commander in chief has the opportunity and theoppo responsibility to put families in harm's way. we know that.t. i accept that. my son accepted it and i wantnt them not to be forgotten. the soldiers and the familiesmii and the soldiers around those, that's a family all in itself and it keeps this country safe.n to those that are staying away from the inauguration, i wish they'd give the seats to a golda star family.mily i'd love to take one of the

that have sacrificed so much anh lost so much. mr. hazer, we're glad you're in town. thanks so much for coming by our studios to tell your story and thank you for your family for the sacrifice that your family made. >> i appreciate it. we'll be right back.

> well, there are am moreel police on the streets ofl, d.c.f tonight. thousands of officers from all across the country are joining forces with local law enforcement to keep the inauguration secure.in today at the d.c. armory, 3500 officers were sworn in asn special temporary us marshals. it gives them the powers to enforce the law in the district during the inauguration. this special status for these officers will only last until the national cathedral service on saturday. the police officers will rt

trying to control large crowdsrw of protestors this weekend. the group dj checkpoints to get onto and out of the mall and the parade out. out they also plan to host an unprohibited march at 10:00 a.m. they took part in training sessions on how to deal with d members of the police. po they've been planning the protest now for months. i think you ask different peoplp you get can different things. the man has threatened the bodies annulis and safety of so many different nations across the nation. basically anyone that is not a rich whitman is under attack ana we're ready to stand up for america. d.c. police will have civil disturbance equipment includingc riot gear ready to move in a number of moments in case trouble should happen. ha > a pizza shop is d.c. is once again

protestor were outside pingg comet pingpong. late this afternoon it was supporters gathered outside in order to shield the business. pizza gait has already led tolre death threats against the ownerh and employees and even let a man with a gun enter the pizza shop back in december. he said he was there to to investigate the false internet rumor claiming that hillary clinton was operating a child self trafficking ring inside the business. my reaction, are you kidding me, guys? you're crazy. it's enough. it's fake newses.ews it's ridiculous, somebody almost got hurt with a shooter coming up carolina. i mean they could have easily contract tigged hillary clinton on actual policies but they'd rather pretend that she secretlr worked inside arabia to

children. it's ridiculous and endangers our neighborhood. going to come stunt a c little bit of business, i'll counter that a little bit of money. the owner of comet pingpong has said in the past he thinks the online conspiracies theories began is because he is openly gay. president obama commuted the the sentences of 330 inmates convicted for drug crimes.rime during his presidency mr. obama granted a total of 1,715 commutations.co that's more than any presidentny in us history. president obama's goal was too reverse decades of march sentencing requirements for drug offends. he repeatedly called on congresr to pass a broader criminalimin justice fix, but lawmakers nevem took action.ctio > when we come back tonight, tn your inauguration day forecastur and what you can expect for the rest of you c the weekend

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death penalty am he is expectedc to appear in court tomorrow in brooklyn. > confirmation hearings continued did he onfirm the hil. treasury secretary stieve me news in defended his role durine the financial crisis. effaced some tough questions,uet the failed mortgage lender.nder also on the who the seat energy nominee former texas governor rick air i. he sparked a few laves during f this exchange with democraticdeo senatorial frank in. >> governor, senator. thank you so much for coming into my office did you enjoy meeting me? >> hope you were as much fun on that diaz as you were on your couch. may i rephrase that, sir. >> please. please.ea please. owe, my

governor perry also told the not hehe regretted calling the for e elimination of the department of energy during the 2012 presidential campaign. i watched some of the hearingsan today. i missed that. you expect that withal frank in there. i don't think governor perry realized what he said until he said it. i'm sure they needed a little a laugh up there on capital hillll today. >> i'm sure we may need to laugh tomorrow since we've got rain coming in for the inauguration. what's going on. >> was it reagan's -- 1985. they had to move it inside.side a little rain with 45, thatt ain't bad.ad >> not bad at all. bad and you can take your umbrellasy >> the collapsableou ones. >> the minute i ones. > that's -- the small once. can i just say this, whoever

bravo, good for them. >> i mean, come on.n. i'll start with the inaugeral day forecast tomorrow because everybody is talking about it. i think that we what we have here is a chance for showers f comingor across. it's noting whying to be super wet p. it's definitely not going to be an all-day rain or anything lika that. we're not talking about anything more than a quarter of abo an ih of rain as that passes by and it may be less than that. certainly a few showers possible tomorrow morning. we don't necessarily have to worry about the commute, but a lot of folks going early early. most of the rain comes in after 10 and between about 10 and 1, maybe 2:00 and then by later in the afternoon, 3, 4:00 it looks like the rain is going to getoig out of here, clouds, a littlette spotty drizzle in its wake and that's about all. reagan was 52. dulles 53 and bwi marshal 55, of course well above normal. look at what's going on in the suburbs, the skies have

we have clear skies up in the northwest. dulles is 33. here in town we're 426789 probably won't get much colder. the clouds are coming across and they'll thicken up and build.and this is the rain for to your knowledge it won't be quite thiu intense or quite this widespread tomorrow as it comes on acrossao but we're definitely going to get some. a cool start.cool there's a possibility of a shower 8:00 a.m., 42-degrees.42d 46 with the showers. the swearing in process at noontime. a good bet there's going to beo b some showers, but temperatures mid 40s or so.so. we'll top out in the upper 40s to right around 50-degrees.degr here's a little shower att 10:00 a.m.m. futurecast has most the rain coming through right at lunchtime, right at 12 noon,oon, while the swearing in sermon ser here and then it moves on off to the east. hopefully, if this is right, iit think it's onto something me, the parade should be mostly dry, just cloudy a little bit ofof drizzle possible and then we get

the balls and it definitely will be dry. temperatures will be in the 40s. here's your next seven days here, 50 tomorrow. that's notor bad. one of the warmer inaugerals, no doubt about that.do 55 with rain on sunday andunda monday and we stay in the 50s all through into next week. more news is coming back on the other side of this forecast.

it may not have the romantic under attorneys as senate confirmation as evidenced by for the redskins finding two fitz for coaching jobs is harder than a about it expected. you have to find offensive and defensive coordinators. they do have a little bit of time. today it was dentist thurmond's turn. they are monday was they wa defensive coordinator in buffalo for the past couple of years under recollection ryan, but it

was under his brother where he last served. they are monday has also done time with the cardinals and ravens. easy the six person and one much two to do it alone. between high school, come edgece and his coaching career hascare never worked for a team outside of california. the ninthers, the raiders, stane ford and ucla, but what might work in his favor is that he worked with scott mccloughan. for the redskins one former offensive coordinator the burgandy and gold is c on then verge of landing his firstfirs coaching job and he kind of likes the attention, we're talking about kyle saab hand. you're only allow to talk tok t teams when you do have a bye week. i got that opportunity a couple weeks ago.we regardless of what happens inin this game, win or lose, you ca

season is over or if you get another bye week. i thinkan i'll get that opportunity next week, whateverk happens and i plan on doing that. >> this is the coolest moment i've had in my career, justreer being in a gape like this.like i used to think that the rulesre weren't that cool. i love the rules because itcaus makes it very simple for me. it's cut and dry. you don't have an option.ion. there's a lot of stuff out there. my wife hears the stuff,uff, everyone wants to ask me what's' going on.on i don't know.n't we're going to pay a lot of attention to this because thateu is a potential landing spot fort kirk cousins if they can't land' something in washington. >> i'm sorry. i'm just the messenger.es > settle down, tony. the news at 11 will be right back. back.

right now at 11, the eave of the inauguration, i'll see you you tomorrow. hundreds of thousands have descended on the district, somet to, celebrate. he's going to move very fast on things, which is going to be great and i think he's going ton do it really well. others to protest. a lot of groups are keeping king of a lot of their tactics close to the chest for to.he from the crowds to the securityc to the last minute preparations we're covering every angle of tomorrow's inauguration. thank you for joining us tonight, everyone, i'm shawneryo yancy and i'm tony perkins. >> celebrations and protests tonight across d.c. as america prepares to swear in donaldn do trump as the 45th president of the united states. the president elect had quite a busy day today, he attend aretee laying ceremony at a