d.c. but cities across the country. hundreds of them are planned. nbc stephanie goff tells us more. >> reporter: the inauguration is still hours away but protesters around the country aren't waiting. tonight in new york, a massive rally outside of the trump hotel. in washington, tens of thousands of anti-trump protesters are expected in the coming days. >> this is not just your normal transition of power here. >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrations planned across the country. some groups vowing to create chaos and shut down the celebrations. >> we hope to set a tone of resistance for the coming years. >> reporter: the largest protest tomorrow is set to tapes here at the navy memorial. the event organizers tell us 20,000 people have said they will come on facebook although they admit the number will probably be much less than that. they have a bird's eye vi view. just after taking the oath, the newly sworn-in president will pass right by here. >> reporter: the rallies will spend days, the largest planned here on saturday. 200,000 could attend the wo

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record demonstrations in cities like new york, d.c. of course, chicago, l.a., atlanta, seattle. notably, no arrests that we heard of anywhere. it was the biggest single day of protest and demonstrations in the united states in years, maybe in decades. the crowds were huge. the crowds were loud. in new york it was fun to watch the crowds drown out reporters on the ground into well into the evening. and you might expect that in very big and very blue cities, but check this out. it wasn't just big, blue cities, this was jackson, mississippi on saturday. nearly 1,000 people in the streets of jackson, mississippi. same in little doylestown, pennsylvania. over 2,000 people about marched in doylestown, pennsylvania. in beautiful oklahoma city, 7,000 people turned out. in fair banks, alaska, red state alaska, almost 2,000 people turned out, in the blinding snow. and now today, today in salt

sleeping bags are being collected, city fitness, a long-time d.c. gym and workout studio, will host a sleepover friday night january 20th. >> when my clients, my personal training client came to me and said, ohsh, my gosh, i have six people staying in he one bedroom apartment. i can't take anymore. i want people to comfort them. >> reporter: the only cost will be the gym's regular drop-in fee. >> so we're going to provide all the sleeping bags, the pillows, we're going to provide hopefully some light refreshments, provide water, we're going to provide the smartrip card. >> reporter: a check of airbnb listings in d.c. indicate only 10% are available. >> we will fill the hotel rooms being sold out and airbnb, people on people's couches and friends and families and sisters-in-law and friends from college. it's going to be different. >> reporter: the head of the washington board of trade noted the crowds of this inaugural weekend will be unlike any other. >> the numbers are lowing than president obama's first but they're very good inauguration numbers b

d.c. is a sanctuary city is to everyone will feel safe calling 911. just about every d.c. agency depends on federal money. coming up, i'll dive into those numbers and show you where some of the biggest cuts could come. the mayors of both l.a. and seattle said they are both ready to go to court to battle with the white house. these cities will likely come together in one suit against the white house to block these from being implemented. >>> prince george's county is one of the local we caught up with county executive baker yesterday. he's weighing in on the issue saying the county's position on immigrants is not going to change. >> we believe that the county is following the law and we're going to honor that. we're not changing. we're not afraid of what the president has said, because we think we're doing the right thing and we're following the law. our policies will not change in prince george's county. >> baker ads tha week of activi the nation's capital continues tomorrow with the annual march for life. this year anti-abortion advocates feel a resurgence of energy. davi

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especially with cities like d.c. doing things like this to oppose. it again, the mayor will be speaking about this here at gallaudet short hi and we're hoping to talk to her afterwards as well as ask her a few questions of how all this will work. we're live for now in northeast, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >>> there's new information tonight in fbi corruption probe of prince george county liquor board. prosecutor in the case today said fbi has had director of the board under wire surveillance two and a half years. davidson was in court for detention hearing and released on condition he remains at home for 4 hours "fox5" paul wagner joins us live from the federal courthouse with more on the story. paul. >> reporter: sarah, that was big surprise today hearing this wire tap has been going on for that long, 30 months, it's actually what the prosecutor said. keep in mind there were four people now under arrest in this corruption probe and in the affidavits filed in the court that we have been able to see it says that at least three others including

d.c. mayor bowser and she had a public event national city church. you hear her response in a few moments and on the outrage scale this is way up here. we're talking about vulnerable d.c. residents that turn to inner city family services for help and it turns out they're victimized over and over and over again. >> i will pull it up on the computer anything in my name and it said ticket in my name and never had a license or no car or nothing and cable bill in my name. t-mobile said i owed a bill i never owed t-mobile i mean sprint for 00. >> and all this surfaced in the last week after we first reported about security breach at upper city family services in south east. miller's file was one of a dozen case files inner city family services support worker latonya voder emailed to this college student a total straipinger that reised to job add posted the files included patient social security numbers, date of birth and medical diagnosis. >> i called sanders and asked what was going on and asked if my information was gone and she said no and then four days

d.c. mayor corrected that assertion when then candidate trump made that same claim back in july, but it doesn't seem to have made much of a difference. like any large city, d.c. is always grappling with crime. just today a man was killed in the 1600 block of benning road and northeast, the seventh homicide in the city this year. but according to the metropolitan police department, violent crime dropped 10% in 2016, and the homicide rate fell 17%. but if you go to the white house website, you wouldn't know it. on the standing-up for our law enforcement page, you'll see, it says, in our nation's capital, killings have risen by 50%. that statistic was accurate in 2015, but it's not correct anymore. d.c. mayor muriel bo shortly after he said the same thing in july when accepting his party's nomination. >> in our nation's capital, killings have risen by 50%. >> reporter: but the talking point still made its way to the white house website. >> these things are easily checkable, easily verifiable. and that speaks to another deep issue. you're the federal government, people are supposed to be able to rely on your data. >> reporter: dr. greg carr says this doubli

d.c. resident afraid to call the police makes our city weaker. anna-lysa: they are examining the water to see how it would affect the city. mayor bowser: certainly looking over the executive order to see exactly what it means. we think there is a lot left to be interpreted. anna-lysa: statement while protesters wrapped up a rally in front of the white house. person was in tears as she thought about the president's order. >> without it was extreme rhetoric. it's scary. anna-lysa: among the applicants, undocumented immigrants, who was enrolled in the childhood to furl program. ex igoe to the u.s. from at age 13. she had this message for the president. >> we will be here, not only today but four years from now. this is our home. officesa: the mayor's shared this letter with reporters. the letter appears to be from the committee oversight and government reform office. it basically calls for more a 500,000n about other grants that the city would use for legal aid for immigrants. the district planned use of funds appears to be in conflict with existing

you are looking at new york city and washington, d.c. hundreds of thousands of people gathering everywhere. we've been following the coverage all day long as you have been seeing here on msn. people getting out, mtly women in the women's marches. trying to make their voices heard although we are seeing plenty of men, kids, people of all ages. a lot of them fighting against now president donald trump. one day after his inauguration. we're going to try to go live here to cal perry at the women's march in washington. the biggest one, right? estimated 500,000 people potentially. only expecting about 200,000. cal, let's talk about some concerns there. what you are seeing where you are. >> reporter: organizers were prepared for the numbers we had. i would say 500,000. for five or six hours, the cell phones were not functioning. people were getting antsy. certainly the police were nervous about people pushed up against the barricades and marchers moved from this location towards the white house. but frankly, and i don't mean this in a funny way

d.c. is sinning other liberal big city as cross the nation to oppose president-elect. dan donald trump this was a big issue on the campaign trail. details of the deportation process re what is unknown is how trump potentially could react to cities like d.c. and actions like this. of course, it's something we will be keeping an eye on in the future. for now we're live in norm west, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> we're just 11 days from president-elect donald trump up august ration and senate represents are hoping to confirm as many cabinet appointments as possible before then. democrats, however, are trying to slow that process down. the senate judiciary committee begins confirmation hearings tomorrow and first up is trump's turn general pick alabama senator jeff sessions his nomination has come under fire over allegations of racism during time as federal prosecutor in 1980s. >> i'm hopeful it will get up to 6 or 7 particular national security team in place on day one. >> we're not doing this for sport. democrats feel very strongly that pushing for a thoughtful ve

d.c. is a sanctuary city but there hasn't been a clear definition about what that means. we're trying to give that definition to the administration here locally. >> reporter: immigrant communities protesting tonight in northwest d.c. demand to be heard and now. >> migration is beautiful. the idea that one can pick up and move to another country. >> reporter: earlier today d.c. mayor bowser talked about protecting the city's sanctuary status and also about the fear in the immigrant community. ur always that we want people, d.c. residents, to not fear calling on their government. when people fear calling the police or calling on the government for help, it makes the entire city less safe. >> reporter: meanwhile, in frederick county, maryland, a voice known for speaking out against illegal immigration believes president trump is doing the right thing. sheriff chuck den kinz says the executive order must be followed. >> we have effectively built a fence around the county. i'm okay with it. i think there's going to be minimal impact on the families. i think some families will b

d.c. and the city absolutely embraced him. he is their hometown hero. and while the president was largely talking to the americn audience as a whole, the people there in front of him tonight made sure that they knew and he knew that they appreciated him. [cheers and applause] ♪ he steps out to thunderous aplace. the hometown hero finishes it in the city where it all began. first, a thoughtful note. >> whether we have seen eye to eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, they're what have kept me honest and kept me inspired. and kept me going. >> reporter: he moves to an issue this crowd feels deeply about. >> when minority groups voice discontent, they're not just engaging in reverse racism or practicing political correctness. when they wage peaceful protests they're not demanding special treatment but the equal treatment that our founders promised. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: from there, texas. >> how can elected officials talk -- >> reporter: perhaps the largest applause of the night, acceptance of muslims. >> i rejectdiscriminati

d.c. metro. ocean city, don't see that very often, snow totals close to a foot. the windchill factors, single digit saturday morning. it will stay cold tomorrow night. if you have outdoor plants. and a cold start sunday. the 10-day outlook from stormwatch 7, i promised a warm-up. back into the middle 50's by the end of next week. 63 friday. the following weekend, low 50's. jonathan: steve, thanks. of how, a clear picture the inauguration wi baby got back pain? with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. just a swipe to realign your spine. does your bed do that? come into a sleep number store where the c2 mattress is now $699.99. it's a no brainer. jonathan: donald trump will be sworn in as president two weeks from today. michelle: we are learning more about the changes for the inauguration. every four years, our government works overtime to keep people safe. michelle: the overtime includes work officers and national guardsmen. they will be tasked with protecting residents, dignitaries, and the up to 900,000 people coming here to support war protest the pre

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d.c. are demappnding that the city f a sink hole after a school bus got stuck. a bus with special needs students on board drove right if into it. the passenger rear side tire was emerged about a foot deep. they were able to safely remove the children from that bus. they told the city about the sink hole several times but it is has still not been repaired. >>> i posted it on my facebook page. the man in michigan is getting a lot of attention because he says leaving his car unattended and running in his driveway. police said the main component of the case is whether the key is in the car. they say using a remote would have been okay because the key is not in the car and apparently you're allowed to warm up your car but you can't leave it unattended. he left the car in the driveway but went back in his house -- and that was the issue. the ticket is $128. people said come on, it's michigan, it's cold. >> but the law's the law. >> that's the other thing i'm getting too. >>> according to the epa one out of every eight cars that was stolen in 2015 had the keys inside.

d.c. and cities all over the world, including several here in the bay area. the marches and demonstrations were aimed at putting president donald trump on notice, and abc reporter stephanie ramos joins us from washington with more. good morning, stephanie. >> caroline, good morning. it's a calm and quiet foggy sunday morning here on the capit capitol. a much different picture compared to yesterday. so many people descended on d.c. to march for their rights, some rights that could be threatened by a trump presidency. a battle cry heard from hundreds of thousands of people. >> we will resist any racist, sexist, islam aphobic policies that come our way. >> the national mall flooded with people. >> a lot of people have anguish and worry about what is going to happen. >> women, men and children taking to the streets from coast-to-coast. >> we can whimper or wine, and we can fight back, and me, i'm here to fight back. >> boston, san francisco, and even as far as london and around the world, that same emotion shared by celebrities. ♪ ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ >> all

d.c. and the city absolutely embraced him. he is their hometown hero. and while the president was largely talking to the americn audience as a whole, the people there in front of him tonight made sure that they knew and he knew that they appreciated him. [cheers and applause] ♪ he steps out to thunderous aplace. the hometown hero finishes it in the city where it all began. first, a thoughtful note. >> whether we have seen eye to eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, they're what have kept me honest and kept me inspired. and kept me going. >> reporter: he moves to an issue this crowd feels deeply about. >> when minority groups voice discontent, they're not just engaging in reverse racism or practicing political correctness. when they wage peaceful protests they're not demanding special treatment but the equal treatment that our founders promised. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: from there, texas. >> how can elected officials talk -- >> reporter: perhaps the largest applause of the night, acceptance of muslims. >> i reject discriminat

city. thank you, judge. saturday 9:00 p.m., a inaugural speech special. more of our continuous inauguration coverage here in washington, d.c pay for. i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight. it's been fun, it always is. we are the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, and groupthink. i will be on air during the swearing in, sean hannity is up next. have a great night. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." we are coming to you from our nation's capital, on the verge of a historic moment in american history. in just 14 hours, donald j. trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states of america and on the eve of mr. trump's inauguration, it's been a very busy day for the incoming president and the soon to be first family. shortly after 12:00 p.m. eastern, they are all here. mr. trump's youngest son barron, ivanka and her husband jared kushner, along with their

history, millions around the country and streets in over 600 cities and towns from washington, d.c., to park city, australia, weurne will hear speech highlights from angela davis, gloria steinem, alicia keys, madonna, and more. the incame a day after the gratian of the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. pres. pres. trump: in every hall of power, from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. america first. amy: we will air part of donald trump's inaugural address and get response from ralph nader, naomi klein, allan nairn, and professor keeanga-yamahtta taylor. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on saturday, millions of people worldwide poured into the streets to protest the presidency of donald trump. in washington, d.c., more than half a million people flooded the national mall for the women's march on washington, many wearing pink hats dubbed "pussyhats." so many people turned out that by midday, the entire pla