trump. [cheers] mike pence: president trump asked me to be here with you today. he asked me to thank you for your support for your stand for , life, and for your compassion for the women and children of america. [cheers] one week ago today on the steps of the capital, we saw the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states. [cheers] you pence: and i can tell firsthand, our president is a man with broad shoulders and a big heart. [cheers] his vision is -- his energy, his optimism is boundless and i know he will make america great again. [cheers] from his first a a -- in office, he has been keeping his promises to the american people. i like to say over there at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, we are in the promise keeping business. [cheers] mike pence: that is why on monday, president trump reinstated the mexico city policy to prevent foreign aid from funding organizations that promote or perform abortions worldwide. [cheers] mike pence: that's why this administration will work with the congress to end taxpayer funding of abortion and abortion providers. and

mike: trump has called them disrespectful and unpatriotic. but during past presidential transitions, it political historian says there have been many personality conflicts and protests. >> this idea that it is a kumbaya moment is historically not the case. congressionalhis inauguration all boycott is unprecedented. >> we cannot recall in incidents in which it has been so public mike: there is debate and disagreement about democrat -- among democrats about whether this is proper or politically smart. progress is in town for the protest say that all members of congress should attend. >> i think they should be here as a tradition. >> they should respect the office. . mike: president obama would not comment on the boycott. bill and hillary clinton will be there, too. >> is your tremendous loss for veryf us, but it's a big thing to say they are here. mike: d.c. mayor muriel bowser will attend. delegate eleanor holmes norton, recovering from surgery may not. mike carter-conneen, abc 7 news. toathan: we will be deployed breath the district to bring

casting our ballots for the 45th president of the united states, donald trump, and the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence. when donald trump and mike pence are sworn in on january 20, they will be the president and the vice president of all americans, regardless of political affiliation or background. a good reminder that we serve as the peaceful assembly that will lead to another peaceful transfer of power between two rival political parties that continues to be the envy of the world. i know that donald trump and mike pence will be working to make america great again. for ever. and it will be up to each and every one of us to help them shape the future of our country. for me this ceremony is the completion of a dream that is more than a decade old as the republican chairman. the hard work of volunteers, staff, party officials, and two outstanding candidates have made this dream come true. my fellow electors, let us always remember this shared moment when we stood up for our constitution system, followed our conscience, answered the call of pennsylvania voters, did our part by electing the next pre

. >> in the bookstore they have a giant poster that says mike trump alluding to -- which is a book hitler wrote before being elected by the german people. and his is a thoroughly fascist pig are to buy a vicious and thoroughly rotten system. he talked about immigration. donald trump has talked that he wants to deport illegal immigrants. he said if trump and will implement the planet because friction, a lot of trauma and families will protest but he believes the trump administration would clampdown on that protest and i be too late to protest once the protesters clampdown on. >> but when i was speaking i said it's probably too late, donald trump is going to be president on friday. >> it is too late. >> why have to ask while we've seen protest where his backup them? nowhere. there's so many holes right now with his revolution, i'm all for change, a mall for movement, but let's have validation behind it. >> how's the revolution going? >> there's better route revolution right here. we'll have in our own revolution. >> again, i'm not and a spokesperson or advocating for what he saying, these a

trump and spoke to reporters afterwards. annual winter ameeting. they will hear shortly from vice president-elect mike pence. while, visitors at trump tower, the ceo of boeing. >> how you doing? we had a very productive meeting. very engaged. appreciate the president-elect's time. we continue to look at ways to provide the best capability of our country and do it most affordably and just an excellent conversation today. a lot of progress. [ inaudible ] >> we talked about a couple of topics. discussed air force 1. we made great progress on simplifying some things on air force 1. streamlining process. streamlining engagement by using commercial practices. all of that will provide a better airplane at a lower cost. so i'm pleased with the progress there and similarly on fighters, able to talk about options for the country and capabilities that will again provide the best capability for our war fighters most importantly. >> do you think donald trump's actions on twitter are the best way -- >> i think donald trump is doing a great way in engaging in business. we're all on the same page here. we want to generate jo

trump's testy relationship with the intelligence community when we sit down with vice president elect mikece just five days before he is sworn into office, and we will find out why the nation's spy chiefs briefed mr. trump on the russian rumors and an exclusive interview with cia director john brennan. we will also ask him about the hot spots the trump team faces from isis to china. john "fox news sunday" ." plus, the politics of white hillary clinton didn't win the election are still playing out. >> the american people are owed the truth. >> chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the general investigating fbi director james comey for possible possible men conduct. and our power player of the wee week. >> putting on the olympics in 60 days. >> chris: all right now on on "fox news sunday." if and aloe again from fox news in washington. donald trump takes the oath of office in just five days, but on the brink of his presidency, questions about russia's involvement in the election won't go away. today, we want to discuss that and of the agenda with the man who will be sworn in next friday

mike pence was in midtown manhattan. seen him come out the car at the same time trump was still considering chris christie after offering job to mike pence. i'll never forget when he announced he picked mike pence. we went to the ballroom at the hilton i believe and the song playing was "you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones which i cld not believthey were playing that song and trump spoke for 20 minus, for 2 minutes and then said this famous line, let's get back to mike and finally introduced him and governor mike pence came out and mike pence much luike kellyanne conway the deserve awards. they have been able to interpreter what donald trump says and they really have taken some of the brunt of this campaign because they have gone out there and have had to carry that message and stay on message during some very, very difficult times in this campaign. >> maybe the song was you may find sometimes you get what you need and he may have gotten what he needs in mike pence. there was a moment of crisis for mike pence after the "access hollywood" video came out. he went silent for a day and chose not to go u

trump transition. it has been a busy week of senate confirmation hearings for the president-elect's cabinet x. let specify, mikeompeo, donald trump of the nominee to head the cia. this can amid growing tensions between the president-elect and the intelligence community over russia. reporter: the new face of u.s. intelligence could be this man. mike pompeo is president-elect donald trump's pick to lead the cia. his hearing comes amid growing tensions between the agency and the future president reagan mr. -- future president. thatompeo: i am confident we are providing powerful intelligence that shapes policy and decision-making. i'm confident that president-elect trump will not only accept that but demanded that. reporter: concerns that a pale will mend relations. trump's i reports on allegedly to russia, he calls the report "fake news." went further, saying "intelligence agencies should never have allowed fake news to leak into the public. one last shot at me. are we living in nazi germany?" james klapper reacted late on wednesday, in an effort to plate on tensions. he rejected donald trump's claims that u.s. in

. >> donald trump and steve bannon and mike pence and all these theme are part of the trump administration, they think that you are going to lay down. are you going to lay down? >> no! >> well, this morning trump will wake up in the historic blair house where incoming presidents have traditionally stayed the night before the inauguration. he and his family will then head to st. john's church across from the white house for a morning service at 8:30 a.m. at 9:30, the new first couple will arrive at the white house for t first lady michelle obama. following that the four will head to the u.s. capitol for the swearing-in ceremony, and at approximately is 1:25 vice president-elect mike pence will take the oath of office administered by justice clarence thomas. at high noon donald trump takes the oath of office and delivers his inaugural adress. immediately after trump alongside his wife and vice president biden will attend lunch at the capitol with congressional leaders, and they will then travel the parade route from the capitol to the white house, and that's where they will then view the ina

mike pence. as we watch it publicly, everything we can see in the public face of it, that relationship seems to get stronger. >> well, i think right now that trumpealizes he has to use mike pence as a sort of liaison and go between with congress because pence speaks their language and understands the culture and has those relationships that trump won't necessarily have and won't have the attention span to maintain. but i think that -- mike pence will be a power center in the administration right up until he crosses the more idealogically hot nationalists, which he had never been described as before this election, like bannon and miller and flynn and the others. that's where the rubber will hit the road with mike pence. >> we are looking at tape of vice president and president dancing a the liberty ball. the balls blur together as you continue to watch the coverage. we are awaiting their arrival at the salute to armed services ball. they have already left this one, i believe. to that relationship of vice president and president, coming off eight years of a strong pepper of vice president to president, one that built quickly preceded by a close re

mike pence? [applause] president trump: everybody loves sam. -- loves him. [applause] time i got myself into a jam early, i have not been doing this very long, often times they would say on television, lucky he picked mike pence, he has to have something going, right? we are working on a tax reform bill that will reduce our trade deficits, increase american exports, and will generate revenue from mexico that will pay for the wall if we decide to go that route. it is time the american people had a president fighting as hard for its citizens as of the countries do for there's. and that is exactly what i will do for you. [applause] president trump: thank you. thank you. it is time somebody fought for our country and did not let anyone take advantage of us anymore, the world has taken advantage of us for many years and it will not happen anymore. we will have an ambitious legislative agenda. our legislative work starts with repealing and replacing obamacare. [applause] and savingrump: families from the catastrophic rise in premiums and debilitating loss of choice

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a singer is responding to backlash this morning after agreeing to perform at donald trump's inauguration. >>> i'm mike hydeck along with jan jeffcoat on the roof of the canadian roof. just hours away from the inauguration of donald trump. >> from road closures to speech and the ceremony, more than a million people expected to crowd the area. we have everything you need to know coming up. >>> now mother, sisters, relatives and friends are coming together to attend donald trump's inauguration and they have all some sharply construing views. here's more. >> i can't wait. >> reporter: teresa is chairman of the oakland county republican party, just outside of detroit. she and her friend pam williams -- >> you have your dress. >> i just stopped. >> reporter: are preparing for their trip to if nation's capitol to attend the 58th presidential inauguration. >> so these are the official tickets. >> reporter: and that's not all. >> >> and the ball. >> reporter: how thrilled are you that you have an opportunity to attend your first inauguration? >> it's an exceptional opportunity. to go and celebrate with these p

we've got to actually talk about donald trump. mike pence isn't the only person at trump tower. our own kristen welker is there. kristen, talk to us about the morning donald trump is having. he's taken to twitter it, sounds like. >> reporter: it's another tweet storm, steph. it started this morning, taking aim at gm. let me read you donald trump's tweet and i then i'll read you the response we just got from gm. here's what the president-elect tweeted. he says, general motors is sending mexico-made model of chevy cruz to u.s. car dealers, tax-free across the border. make in usa, or pay big border tax. so that was the tweet from the president-elect. this was how the company responded, just moments ago, steph. tweeting, general motors manufactures the chevrolet cruze sedan in lordstown, ohio. all chevrolet cruze sedans sold in the u.s. are built in gm's assembly plant in lordstown, ohio. gm builds the chevy cruz hatchback for global markets in mexico, with a small number sold in the u.s. so the company pushing back, really just a matter of moments after we got that tweet from the p

trump. hundreds of thousands of women and men turning out with a message for new president. mike in d.c. with more about what transpired today. mike what have you seen so far? >> jenna you cannot deny the crushing numbers of people who showed up on the national mall today. for while the national mall was a. ♪ zone as people from all over the nation streamed to the nation's capital. they just kept coming wave after wave of people getting off the subway and buses coming from cars. you could move around on the national mall. you couldn't get a sell signal. the women who marched out here chanted we won't go away, welcome to your first day obviously directed at the president. some women sent the message they wanted to send out that they have never so strong they cannot be ignored. others say they will take the energy they picked up and try to engage politics on the local level. despite some vulgar language speakers, vulgar language on the science was at this demonstration apart is the gentle nature of it. it really wasn't any trouble so to speak to the people here at this demonstratio

earlier we heard from vice president mike trump -- mike pence, excuse me and trump senior adviser kellyanne conway. and we'll bring you reaction from mexo after the trump administraon floated that idea of an import tax on goods from mexico to pay for the border wall. we have got our team all set up from the capitol down to mexico city. let's begin with the latest on the joint news conference and the visit of the british prime minister. i want to bring in kristen welker. the president confirming that he did speak with mexican president pena nieto. among many issues in that press conference what were the headlines to you? >> reporter: couple, kate. in terms of mexico, president trump stressing that his conversation with president pena nieto was constructive, that he is keeping the lines of communication open. you heard him talk about the fact that he wants to get a better deal effectively in terms of how u.s./mexico relations are going to move forward. this all started because the president drew that line in the sand, signing that executive order greenlighting construction of the wall saying

trump got ready to take the oath? mark: he is a man of contradictions. -- there's vice president biden and his wife dr. jill biden. there is the incoming vice president mike pence and his wife karen. he is a man of contradictions. gracias at times and mean-spirited at others. i think in the last 72 hours it is an atypical trump, talking about unity of doing some divisive things. i think today's speech will lean towards more of the unity and we will see whether americans who see him as a divisive figure decide if that's the president they are going to get. as recentlysomeone as yesterday, last night talking about -- there is the incoming president's adult children. john: soon to be the first family. mark: tiffany and eric, baron's youngest child. john: this is a man who ran a divisive campaign but he said it was centered on bringing the country together. every modern president has run on the notion of ringing the country together. we will see how that emphasis goes, whether he talks about some of the the -- the themes that in more divisive or bringing the country together. the family has been part of political journey of their father's. they have been focu

trump is friday. c-span will have live coverage of all the days events and ceremonies. watch live on c-span and c-span.org. >> mikeompeo is donald trump spake to head -- donald trump's pick to head the cia. under two hours. f power. from capitol hill, this is about two hours.

mike. here, yet another night of that kind. trumpouse, clearly affronted by the behaviour of sally yates, her writing to thejustice department lawyers to basically say that they shouldn't be defending challenges to the donald trump executive order in court, because she is not convinced that it court, because she is not convinced thatitis court, because she is not convinced that it is lawful, that met by swift sacking on the part of the trump administration. and they issued a statement in the last few minutes, saying the acting attorney general, sally yates, has betrayed the department ofjustice by refusing to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the united states. and the statement goes on to say, this order was approved as to form and legality by the department ofjustice office form and legality by the department of justice office of legal form and legality by the department ofjustice office of legal counsel. imean, ofjustice office of legal counsel. i mean, what all this basically conjures up is the thought tha

literally hundreds of americans -- [laughter] mike pence: -- would come out to hear me campaign on his behalf. i want to tell you, they came out because president trump is the real thing. he's a doer, not a talker. although he talks pretty good. [laughter] mike pence: when this president talks, he also doesn't tip toe around anything or anyone, he says it like it is, speaks from his mind and straight from his heart. the american people hear him loud and clear. -- his own man, independent, strong, boundless energy and optimism. i like to say, president donald trump is distinctly american and he is already fighting every day to put our country and our people first. president trump has charged head first into the fray. tomorrow actually marks the end of our first week in the white house. he's already signed historic executive orders on obamacare, on trade, the keystone and dakota pipeline, rolling back regulations, starting to build that border wall, enforcing the country, sanctity of life and more. just this week, this pro-life president reinstated the mexico city policy banning public funding of abortion in american foreign aid. [applause] mike pence:

mike embley. our top stories: jobs trump the environment — the new president overturns barack obama's ban on a controversialil pipeline. "grave concern" — the head of the un criticises israel's plans for 2,500 more settlement homes in the occupied west bank. the british government vows to press on with brexit, despite the country's highest court ruling that parliament must vote first. the oscars shortlist is revealed. and the winner of the most nominations ever received is la la land. hello. donald trump has reignited several major environmental disputes in the us. he's flexing the powers of the presidency, using executive orders to sign into action moves to re—launch some controversial oil pipelines. they'd been held up by the obama administration out of concern for the environment and native american lands. mr trump says the projects will create jobs, particularly in the us steel industry. our north america editor jon sopel reports. i am, to a large extent, an environmentalist, i believe in it. but it's out of control. the key word there seems to be "but", as another day brings another set of executive ac

trump's biggest campaign promises, obamacare. jeff zeleny reports. >> i couldn't be more humbled and more excited to be back in the capitol today. >> reporter: mike pence back in the capitol, with a powerful portfolio as donald trump's vice president. >> we are 16 days away from the end of business as usual in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the first order of business he says is a quick repeal of obamacare. he rolled out a road map at the very moment president obama visited capitol hill, urging democrats to fight. it spoke volumes about pence's standing in the new white house. >> american people have spoken. they want to see us repeal and replace obamacare. and today my message to members of congress is that we are going to be in the promise-keeping business. >> reporter: the vice preside - president-elect's rising power has been visible. pence served in congress for a dozen years. railing against the health care law the day it passed. >> some say we're making history. i say we're breaking history. >> reporter: today he made clear he'll again be a fixture in the capitol, setting up a working office outside the house and senate like dick chain eye.

president trump and vice president elect mike pence will make it here to the washington cathedral. this is an episcopal cathedral. today it is an interfaith service inside. the seats are filling up from trump supporters but also a mix of denominations, wolf. this is the program that people will get. just flipping through, there's a diversity of prayer when it starts in an hour's time. muslim call to prayer, jewish call to prayer. there are some evangelical supporters and ministers who supported donald trump on the campaign trail who are speaking here as well as the archbishop of the washington diocese, wolf. this is an inter denominational service. not without controversy. some members of the parish asked to have this cancelled but the dean of the parish said it is important to not support president trump only but to pray for him and set a good example, wolf. this is a moment where we're not going to hear from president trump himself. he and his wife melania and the pences will be inside listening to reflections. it will take an hour to 75 minutes time. it gives president trump a ch

trump's incoming chief of staff called the remarks irresponsible while mike pence said this. >> i thinkright to defend himself when some of john lewis' stature, somebody's not only an icon in the civil rights movement, but also someone who by virtue of his sacrifice i made a windowless bloody sunday, for someone to use his stature, to use terms like this is not a legitimate president. it is just deeply disappointing to me and i hope you reconsider said. heather: in case you missed it, listen to the comment that started it all from congressman john lewis on "meet the press." >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. reporter: lewis has encouraged other democrats to do the same. at least 29 democratic lawmakers now say they are planning to skip vista comes inauguration after the president-elect lashed out for calling them what you just heard, an illegitimate president. the trump team argues the president-elect has a right to defend himself. heath

trump to deny his people leaked the unverified report that vladimir putin might have something on trump. mike pompeo, nominated to head the trump cia, testified today he will focus on russia. >> indeed, i would expect the president-elec that of me. >> james mattis testified working with russia is less likely. >> there are a decreasie ining r of areas where we can engage cooperatively. >> the president-elect today tapped rudy giuliani to advise him, the new president, on how best to fight hacking. coincidentally today fbi director james comey came up here to the hill to brief members of congress on. >>> i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. >> obama managed to bring vice president joe biden to tears today. the president staged an unannounced farewell ceremony for mr. biden, then surprised him with the presidential medal of freedom. thatrd lifetime of service to the nation. >> as one of his long time colleagues in the senate who happened to be a republican once said, if you can't admire joe biden as a person, you've got a problem. he is as

. >> reporter: on day one, president trump's motorcade headed from the white house south lawn briefly passing the march protesters to quart quarters with mike pompeo, trump came to deliver reassurance in very personal terms. >> i love you, i respect you. there's no nobody i respect more. >> reporter: a stark departure from a withering insult he leveled to the intelligence community over a political opposition research memo that claimed russia had compromising information against trump. but the memo is unverified. >> i think it was disgraceful, disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake and that's something that nazi germany would have done and did do. >> reporter: no mention of that today. instead, the president pledged his full support. >> there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> reporter: and boasted to the 400 or so cia officers who could not be shown on camera about their new a total star. you're going to be getting a total gem. >> reporter: with the stars that marked cia officers killed in action behind him, tru

mike pence says mr. trump is a man with a big heart. >> he called people who didn't support him his enemies. is that bringing people together? >> i think what the american people are going to see in the president-elect is the kind of results that will bring the country together. >> we will be here throughout this historic event. follow me on twitter at dan ashley abc 7. in washington, dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> stay with abc 7 news dan ashley for continuing coverage of the inauguration. he'll provide us with live reports tomorrow and friday. >>> guns drawn, then shots fired. >> coming up, the just released body cam video from a bay area police department and the questions it's now raising. >>> bus battle, the bay area school district now refusing to pay millions of dollars to get students to and from school. >>> also -- >> the rou >>> get on the ground. get on the ground. >> newly released body cam video leads to new questions tonight about how san francisco police handled a recent confrontation. they were re

mike embley. our top stories: putting pen to paper. donald trump signs an order to build his border wall and says mexico will end up paying. in his first interview since taking office, the president insists torture works, but there's unease in the intelligence community. chile suffers its worst wildfires in half a century, the us sends the world's biggest air tanker to help fight the flames. and mary tyler moore, the groundbreaking american television and film star, dies at the age of 80. president trump has been outlining how he plans to make good on two of his controversial campaign pledges. he's promised that construction of a new wall, to run the length of the us—mexican border, will begin within months. he's also signed an executive order increasing the number of staff to patrol that frontier. but the white house has distanced itself from suggestions there could be a return to some of the more extreme security measures which were dropped under president obama. james cook reports. donald trump's signature pledge is now one step closer to realit

mike pence was in midtown manhattan. seen him come out the car at the same time trump was still considering chris christie after offering job to mike pence. i'll never forget when he announced he picked mike pence. we went to the ballroom at the hilton i believe and the song playing was "you can't always get what you want" by the rolling stones which i could not believe they were playing that song and trump spoke for 20 minutes, for 20 minutes and then said this famous line, let's get back to mike and finally introduced him and governor mike pence came out and mike pence much luike kellyanne conway the deserve awards. they have been able to interpreter what donald trump says and they really have taken some of the brunt of this campaign because they have gone out there and have had to carry that message and stay on message during some very, very difficult times in this campaign. >> maybe the song was you may find sometimes you get what you need and he may have gotten what he needs in mike pence. there was a moment of crisis for mike pence after the "access hollywood" video came out. he went silent for a day and chose not

. >>> "the wall street journal" said president trump has placed cia director mike pompeo on the nationalecurity council. mr. trump was criticized for keeping that excluded the head of intelligence and military who usually has council seats. >>> "the new york times" said trump will not overturn lgbt workers. president obama's 2014 order was the first to ban bias against government workers based on gender identity. >>> the "houston chronicle" said george h.w. bush is back at home after being hospitalized for more than two weeks. the 92 former president was treated for pneumonia. he has a form of parkinson's disease and needs a wheel declare or scooter for mobility. >>> and the dallas morning news said a mechanic found 21 pounds of cocaine in the nose of an american airlines jet. the plane was being serviced in oklahoma after flying sunday from colombia to miami. investigators say the drug, wrapped in seven bricks, are worth more than act gets the boot. lyft marks a milestone following backlash against its rival uber because of a travel ban uproar. rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your

donald trump and mike pence attended a pre-inauguration black-tie event at the andrew w mellon audotorium near the white house. on the invite list....donors and corporations who helped trump's inaugural committee smash fundraising records with more than 90-million in gifts. a slow-go on the roads early this morning. dense fog now clearing - but still making it tough to see right now. team coverage from eileen whelan and julie wright - next. - above average temperatures continue - - dry saturday, rain developing sunday - heavy rain monday today: fog and clouds early. becoming partly cloudy. breezy and mild. highs: 53-58 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy. cool. lows: 36-40 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. remaining mild. highs: 54-58 winds: nw to se 5 mph still ahead - a controversial commute by the shortened sentence getting backlash this morning. and one of the big battles in the trump transition, playing out on capitol hill. the critical cabinet hearing happening today. people spend less time lyi awake with aches and pains with advil pm than with tylenol pm. advil pm

on capitol hill, mike pompeo, trump's choice to be the director of the cia, was asked directly abouthether he would continue to investigate one of those unsubstantiated and unproven allegations, that the trump team was in contact with russia. >> if confirmed, will you commit to exploring those questions, and if you find there is validity to those allegations refer the information that you discovered to the fbi? >> i want to make clear that i share your view these are unsubstantiated allegations. >> i emphasized that. >> i want to make sure -- >> these are very serious allegations. but to your question more directly, i promise i'll pursue the facts wherever they take us. >> reporter: trump is fine with the investigation. >> that's their job. >> jon karl with us live from the white house. this riff between the president and the intelligence community, this appears to be growing wide. how much concern are you hearing from your sources within the intelligence community tonight? >> reporter: there is concern there has been lasting damage done this this relationship. i expect trump's choic

mike pence says mr. trump is a man with a big heart. >> he called people who didn't support him his enemies. is that bringing people together? >> i think what the american people are going to see in the president-elect is the kind of results that will bring the country together. >> we will be here throughout this historic event. follow me on twitter at dan ashley abc 7. in washington, dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> stay with abc 7 news dan ashley for continuing coverage of the inauguration. he'll provide us with live reports tomorrow and friday. >>> guns drawn, then shots fired. >> coming up, the just released body cam video from a bay area police department and the questions it's now raising. >>> bus battle, the bay area school district now refusing to pay millions of dollars to get students to and from school. >>> also -- >> the rough ride anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offlin

trump will become the 45th president of the united states. then two months later, mike pence will become the 46th. >> "snl's" take on the news conference took on several topics, including russia's interference in the election and repealing the affordable care act. >> yes, mr. trump, you and the republicans want to repeal obamacare. but why would you do that before coming up with a replacement plan? >> because obamacare is a disaster, and i actually do have a replacement plan, okay. i just read about it this week. it's a terrific plan. just great. it's called the affordable care act. >> get it? it's the same thing. the skit also referenced trump's recent meeting with "family feud" host, steveve keenan thompson came to the podium for a round of "family feud." >> love the mustache. >> that thing is legit. >>> all right. time right now is 9:08. let's take a look outside. we're going to see more sun popping up today. a look at the washington monument. a little bit of a warmup coming this week too. tom is tracking how soon we'll be back in the mid-60s. >>> and a major launch

a stand in for president elect trump. , melania trump, and mike pence. the ceremony is friday, january 20th at noon, a day before the inauguration. there will be a wreath laying ceremony at arlington cemetery. >>> rain hitting the bay area. we are back with details on when it will hit your neighborhood. what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. >>> we are joined with our merlings. meteorologist. >> let's get right to it. it will be a nice martin luther king around the bay area. things change in a hurry. we have a series of storms. it is getting chilly. if you are headed out the door, freezing. 43 in napa. 36 in petaluma. likely going to see the formation of patchy, thick fog in the interior valleys. as we go through the night, that radiation fog in the delta and the bay. we have cool temperatures in the valleys. tomorrow we will see more sunshine. by the afternoon a little sea breeze

donald trump and mike pence will be there tonight. morrow, when donald trump hits the stage to address the nation, he will do so with the lowest ever approval rating of an incoming president. only 44% of americans agree with how things have gone so far. which is down six points from almost a month ago. when i see you in the next half hour, we're going to talk to the next generation of voters. as we know, it was a very difficult group for trump and clinton both to reach. coming up, reporting live now at from the capitol, i'm pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> president-elect trump made a quick trip to d.c. last night. >> yeah, he had dinner last night with the wounded warriors. and it's no secret that he loves social media. donald trump took to twitter with this message, thank you to our amazing wounded warriors for their service. it was an honor to be with them tonight in d.c. >> 250 troops from pennsylvania are among the 7,000 national guard troops around the country that travelled to washington, d.c. they're joining police station and o

trump and vice, president elect mike pen cemetery. tonight, trump and pence attended a candlelight dinner at the main hall of union station, speaking to supporters and thanking them for all of their contributions. there are several inaugural balls planned for tomorrow night. will be there with live team coverage throughout the evening. cell service will be a big question heading into tomorrow. this inauguration will be the first one that can be live streamed on social media, so beenon says they have preparing for years, trying to install new cell sites among the national mall. sprint, at&t, and t-mobile have enhanced their networks as well. his present a unique challenge. >> we are expecting the worst. we think there will be a lot of tweeting, facebook live, a lot of other things customers will want to show. biggest we've ever done. alison: we will see how things go with all of that tomorrow. is going to be7 basically everywhere for the inauguration. we have crew spread out from the capital to the national mall and read along the parad

. ♪ >>> president donald trump and vice president mike pence along with the trump family danced the nightway at this inaugural ball in washington last night. this was the liberty ball one of the three official galas. the swearing in of our new president is being remembered for its pomp, pageantry and protest. steve handelsman reports from the trump white house. ♪ >> reporter: president trump and first lady melania celebrated in traditional fashion. and the 45th president kept the washington tradition to walk some in his inaugural parade, thrilling the modest size crowd. ignoring demonstrators more than 200 arrests, at least half a dozen officers with minor injuries. >> i donald j. trump. >> reporter: just after he was sworn in president trump repeated his angry outsider campaign theme. promising to take power from politicians and give it to the people. vowing to quickly fix poverty, crime, factory closings and bad schools. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> reporter: he reached out to the clintons. >> i have a lot of respect for those two people. thank you f