teare police came with gas. weree: police say they using smoke bombs. this protestor was in the middle biggest confrontation of the day starting around 1030 this morning when police say a group of protestors started rocks at vehicles. police cornered the protestors them in front of the building at 12th and l. one by one, they arrested them them in vans to be taken to of protestors gathered, police. at police responded, pushing the bombs.back, using smoke protestors picking up rocks and concrete to throw at the officers, a tense standoff at for hours.street there on k street, also, a the picturefter that you saw or during what was ofng on, we've got video protestors as they took over a limousine that happened to be smashing the area, windows, setting it on fire. thenderstand that some of pedestrians were taking selfies in that limousine before setting it on fire. there tell the story of what happened this afternoon. seem to bent, things quiet in this area around k street. in forceill out here but things they were earlier this afternoon. horace holmes, ab

teare police came with gas. weree: police say they using smoke bombs.his protestor was in the middle biggest confrontation of the day starting around 1030 this morning when police say a group of protestors started rocks at vehicles. police cornered the protestors them in front of the building at 12th and l. one by one, they arrested them them in vans to be taken to

reporter: it's something we've been seeing for a while now, reports of police tearing down in the northf paris. .t is nothing new -- many campsamps have been dismantled. not enough options are available for these migrants to be housed and protected in a humane way. stealing blankets are taken away their only means of shelter, as they are struggling to survive in one of the harshest winters. serbia, which is outside the european union, there are hundreds of migrants, mainly men and boys, who are trying to survive in these abandoned warehouses where the temperatures have been very cold indeed. reporter: exactly. have witnessed men boiling water and showering outside in 15 degree temperatures. there are numerous cases of children having extreme cases of frostbite and hypothermia. andnew they were there extremelyhere is an violent conflict and they are fleeing persecution. they are not here by choice. they have nothing left. we need to be welcoming in the response and make sure they have the very basic shelter and means to protect themselves from the extremely cold winter. laura: thank you

streets, the police using tear gas, all of this just hours away from the presidential inauguration. we have a lot to cover for you this evening. i'm alison starling, at the embassy of canada, our abc 7 headquarters for this inauguration. we have team coverage of the breaking news with tim barber in northwest d.c., outside of the national press club. you have been following this protest all evening. what's happening now? tom: well, right now, in the last 20 minutes, they opened up f street. these vehicles driven by mpd officers, if you fan out, you can see how much trash has litter the streets where the protesters are standing, things lit on fire, a couple of people got into fights. and this is a sign that was left trump/pantsp the regime before it starts. -- teump/pence regime before it starts." they come all over the country. >> i think will be a lot of fun if we can get in. tim: it is a change these protesters despise. >> i'm so disgusted by this. it feels like a joke. tim: inside, trump supporters were at an unusual ball. deplore a ball. >> it was an insult against trump supporte

capel anti police tear project organized the memorial. the district attorney's office is investigating the deadly shooting. >> marty: more than a hundred people search dogs drones and moral part of the search on saturday at has been a week since strengthens i'm missing. kondo was recovered on tuesday researchers not able to find her after spending hours searching yesterday loved ones are not losing faith in finding her. unclear to when they will continue the search for jenkins. police in fremont asking for the public's help in finding a package the the police a man still package from fremont home back in november. police have now found the picture when the incident occurred. ask anyone with information to contact from police. all lanes of highway 47 open. . >> marty: there were closed because of heavy flooding and then video from the clock copter for of what the area looked like caltrans crews worked all week to pump up the water chp reopened eased on lanes of highway 37 wednesday. was online for family opened on saturday in this was the

some of them harassed trump supporters as they left a ball and police used tear gas to control the crowd. there was a star studded protest in new york city with robert de niro and alec baldwin rallying in rallying for the protection of a variety of rights. >>> this morning president obama and the first lady will welcome to trumps to the white house. after a reception, the two men will travel to the capital together. a two-mile strip. i wonder what they'll discuss? >> maybe their favorite tie. >> then obamas will leave for a vacation in california. that's when things get started for trump and new vice president mike pence as they lead a parade house. straight past trump's new hotel in pennsylvania avenue. tonight they'll attend three inaugural balls. >> nothing will rain on the trump's parade, but rain in the forecast for washington. they are allowing collapsible umbrellas along the parade rout. and on the national mall. last night trump joked if it rains his hair might be a mess but at least people will realize it's real hair. >> but is it his real color? let's get the weather forecast d

in portland police used tear gas to control crowds. in san francisco anti trump protestors made their way around the city while an unusual protests took place on the golden gate bridge. 3,000 people holded end from one side of the bridge to the other as a show of unity. >> while the woman's march is certainly the dominant event here today, it's not the only scheduled protests. there's a number of others here around the city set for later today thanks very much, kenneth. >>> thousands of women across the country are preparing to protests president trump and we have live coverage around the bay today. we have women's marches kicking off in a couple hours and everything you need to know. thousands of women across the country are preparing to march. here is melissa cane live now in washington d.c.. good morning, melissa. . >> reporter: good morning, women here and men are fired up and headed towards the kick off of the women's march. it starts at around 10:00 a.m. and features speakers including angela davis and scarlet joe hanson and musi

country, a huge protest at seattle-tacoma international airport turned violent last night, when police sprayed tear gas to disperse protesters from the terminal. at the atlanta airport, democratic congressman and civil rights icon john lewis was among the protesters. there were also large crowds of protestors at chicago's o'hare airport, dallas-fort worth airport, and dulles international outside washington, d.c. today, minnesota democrat keith ellison, one of only two muslims in congress, said mister trump's order is tantamount to a ban on muslims entering the u.s. >> when you want to ban refugees, these folks go through an 18-24 month vetting as it is. you know, the fact is, is that if you talk about banning syrians, about three quarters of those folks are women and children. a full third of them are kids under 12-years-old. >> reporter: last year's democratic nominee for vice president, virginia senator tim kaine, said the policy hurts the country. >> the trump administration is poised to do horrible danger to our country our values, our people and our reputation. >> reporter: the executive orde

tears. >>> violence rocks philadelphia as police respond to eight shootings. that's next. ♪ ♪ equipped with apple carplay compatibility. ♪ get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $439 per month, or purchase with 1.9% apr financing. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with ji jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> it was supposed to be a cozy east room ceremony so president obama could publicly thank joe biden for his help. >> best vice president america's ever had, mr. joe biden. >> it was that but so much more. >> it's thursday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a swell of emotion for and by delaware's favorite son vice president biden. this is because of a huge surprise. president obama awarded biden america's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom with distinction. monica is here with quite a moment at the white house today. >> truly, jim. it was a coupe. vice president biden and his family thought they were going to share a toast with the president's family but it was a full blown ceremony to

jonathan: the police department says they will no longer require suspects to be placed facedown on the ground. alison: turning to the war on terror, and arrest after tear at a nightclub in istanbul. the police have caught the gun man who killed 39 people during a new year celebration. identified.has then turkish media reports he was captured during a police raid in istanbul. he was reportedly staying there with a friend. jonathan: orlando nightclub shooter has been arrested. noor salman was taken into custody in san francisco this morning, charged with obstruction. her husband, omar mateen, killed 49 people, wounding more than 50 in the attack in orlando. the best to get a say he provided material support to a terror organization. we expect more details when she is in court tomorrow. alison: an urgent search for the gun man behind a deadly shooting in a nightclub in mexico. five people were killed, 15 wounded. this happened at a music festival near cancun. an canadians,, an italian, colombian are among the dead. authorities say this was not terrorism. jonathan: new question surrounding the present likes choice to lead the department of health and human

a window burning, police firing tear gas to stop them.a scone is on the jacob good morning. >> channel, good morning. organizer says they expect up to 200,000 people today. they will march from pennsylvania avenue town to -- half until people. a demonstration they hope will be peaceful than yesterday. >> you're going to march on washington. >> reporter: they are pouring into capitol from across the country. expecting more people than the peaceful demonstration. after a violent day of protests on friday. >> they throwing stuff at the police. >> reporter: clashing with police for hours. officers in riot gear. >> i don't know what it was about but people got aggressive. a lieutenaot of people are angr now. >> reporter: protesters breaking windows and starting fires. the driver said he was hit with a brick. thousands descending during the inauguration. most of them peaceful. >> do not -- >> reporter: but overshadowed by agi tators. police say protesters threw rocks at bottles. head to head. >> here in d.c. police arrested 217 people and charg

the legal victories came only hours before late wednesday night water protectors say , police deployed tear gas and rubber bullets against native americans trying to erect a tipi -- a tepee on backwater bridge, a site of frequent police attacks. the royal canadian mounted police say more than a half-million dollars of damage was caused after people sabotaged an oil pipeline under construction in northern alberta. authorities say people used heavy machinery to dig up a section of the contested pipeline. in afrfrica, west africatrtroops are amasassing at gambia's bord, poiseded to intervenif president yahya jammeh does not relinquish power today. incoming president adama barrow won december's elections, but jammeh has so far refused to step down. he's been in power since 1994 and once vowed to rule for "a billion years." the united nations say more than 25,000 people have fled gambia to neighboring senegal amid the rising tensions. back in the united states, former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara bush are both hospitalized in houston. the 92-year-old former president is in sta

police terror in this country. now why do i say racist please tear and not police brutality? because, brutality is an act.t brutalization that killing is connected to the material conditions and daily living of all communities, that's what elevates it to the level of terror. and we know that trump is mighty cozy with the fraternal order of police. the same fraternal order of police who in their platform suggested to trip that he should open the floodgates essentially for nonstop bottomless spending on equipment for police departments across this country. they're asking trump to repeal the bush era bands against racial profiling. this is what we have on our hands. and that is why, my my friends in this moment the worst thing that we can do is roll over. the worst thing we can do is lay back. there are some folks that when they saw the trump on they gave up right there. soon as the election was called. they were through with it. i it. i will tell you like this here. if you sit back and if you let the people whose job it is to repress you, to suppress the progressive movement, whose job it is to bobby of hum

riot police fired tear gas canisters. there were reports of lots of vandalism. lice officers suffered minor injuries. we'll have much more on that later. >> also tonight, the american designer who dressed the first lady. and what americans were saying on social media all day today. >> she looked gorgeous today. >> very good. >> right now, we have live team coverage tonight. our cecilia vega is at the freedom ball. deborah roberts is at the trump hotel, where the first family plans to pop champagne corks at a private reception. and bob woodruff at the to our armed services ball. so, let's go to scecilia first. >> hi, guys. what a long day for president trump, and a long party for everybody in here, 22,000 people here in this room. a few thousand more, the liberty ball, upstairs from us. i have to tell you, a lot of frank sinatra covers being played here we are waiting for the president and the first lady to show up and do another dance here. i've seen a few ""make great america great again" hats here. everybody watched that first dance, and that is all they are ta

the police were firing off concussion grenades and there was tear gas and pepper spray. e that looked like the windows were smashed out of it. we saw one military vehicle there. these -- it is certainly stepped up within the last half hour we should say. we've seen a lot more smoke. mark just where he was at 12th and k the heard 20 to 30 concussion grenades. tracy couldn't talk because the smoke was hitting her throat and nose too. >> they were starting to make some arrests, but mark was reporting at 13th and k that they were s the protesters, but we are still waiting to hear from him. obviously a massive chaotic situation that got out of hand very quickly. the protesters and tracy and mark were both saying that there were two protesting groups. one that was being called legitimate, if you will, that came there with signs to just protest the fact to kind of pushback on let it be known they weren't happy with trump becoming president, but then there's a group -- >> we see something, a trash can on fire. we know at least two vehicles also caught fire. we saw two police crui

we have not deployed any tear gas to the et any smoke, that is something that perhaps the demonstrators brought. >> interesting to know. >> the metropolitan police department has not deployed any tear gas. >> how much intel do you guys get ahead of time about what the disruptors, the protesters may be planning? >> we get some intelligence. actually, we had quite a bit for this. but also some of the ones that are bound and determined to come here and create some problems or break the laws, they are very careful about how they communicate. they try to make sure that law enforcement is not aware. but we are well aware of that ahead of time. we prepared. we got plenty of resources to deal with this situation. the bad news for washington, d.c. is you got some folks going to come back to work either tomorrow or the next day and they are going to have to clean up the mess and it's really unfortunate that you have people with the mentality that think they can come here and destroy other people's property. i think it's our responsibility as a police folks are held accountable. >> you're looking at tape shot earlier today. chief, for clarity purpose, you

on june 20, police fired tear gas into the city. four days later, they arrived to clear it and arrested many of those inside. resurrection city was demolished. still, the s-c-l-c, under the leadership of ralph abernathy continued to make strides as more and more african americans would register to vote and be elected to office. "when the votes were all in and counted the six black candidates had won. it was a bitter defeat for many whites, but sweet victory for the green county negros." over time, there would be new causes. "the police in our community occupy our area, our community as a foreign troop occupies a territory and the police are there in our community not to promote our welfare or for our security and our safety but they're there to contain us, to brutalize us and to murder us because they have their orders to do so." "the whole black nation has to be put together as a black army and we are gonna walk on this nation. we are gonna walk on this racist power structure." "the character of the civil rights movement began to c

tear rich. according to police sick people were killed and 8 others hurt.ave. two suspected gunmen are in custody. radio canada reports the witness says the gunmen wore masks, spoke with a french-canadian accent and

and tear gas, vandalism. six polices are minor juries and protests expect the later. >> he fledged to give power back to the people. we will show you as well the fashion statements. i know you are really waiting for that. and a look at the new president's spoke. >> and we are bob woodward. let's go to cecilia. >> what a night. i got to tell you, the party is starting to find down. it was a party in here. and we started to spot a few make america great again hats. they were all waiting forhatt one moment, the first couple that takes center stage right there behind my. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and first lady. >> the first of tonight's three balls, the liberty ball. the first couple an hour behind schedule. >> we began this journey and they said we didn't have a chance but we knew we were going to win. we won. >> reporter: the dance to "my way" and in that dance, his signature move of thumbs up. when you're the new president, the last official duty on europe first day of office, enjoy you

this is similar to the tear gas you see police use where if there's a large area that they need to affectpeople back or control their movement, this is what we are going to employ. finally this is a riot control weapon. it fires a .37 millimeter wooden baton round. the round is fired at the floor, skipped into the offenders' legs. it's designed to discourage offenders from doing what they're doing and get them to move back. >> unfortunately for staff, they're not the only ones armed. >> door violation. door violation. door violation. >> homemade weapons of every kind are routinely confiscated from clever teens. >> what have we got? >> glass. >> was this wrapped around it? >> uh-huh. >> is that how it was found? >> yes. >> thank you. >> slow your roll, gentlemen. the dish room is hot. that's all. this is a fire alarm. we are going to go ahead and move to the fire exit. on the off chance this is actually a fire. stop running. >> everybody go to the right side -- >> got everybody out of here? >> yes. >> if there is a lot of steam in there, it will set off the fire system, which is very, very

the police department was sued after this protest in december 2014. they say they were clubbed and tear gassed for no reason while marching for justice. settlement includes police policy changes and $125,000 for seven plaintiffs. the deal still has to be approved by the berkeley city council. >>> happening now in the peninsula, the community is honoring a redwood city police officer who died of natural causes while on duty. right now a memorial service is under way for officer gerardo silva. the 57-year-old passed away a week and a half ago after fellow officers found him unconscious and not breathing inside the police station. today's service is being held at the fox theater in redwood city. the officer was an 18-year veteran of the department. friends say his dedication to law enforcement and service to his community will never be forgotten. >>> happening now, the defense team for garcia is giving opening statements in day two of the sierra lamar -- this is obviously the wrong video here. why don't we come back to me. i don't want to show disrespect to what's taking place in redwood c

police used pepper spray and tear gas. of course, we have another protest for tomorrow although that one may be a little more peaceful that would be the women's march tomorrow. >> melissa, it was a very emotional day as i try to yell over tony orlando which i normally wouldn't do except he is on stage. you met a lot of people from the bay area in d.c. we saw the couple from danville. are they going to be there tomorrow? >> reporter: in the parade, no. the couple from danville was here to see donald trump. most of the people we have met from the bay area, though, have been here since before the parade. again, we'll be covering the parade tomorrow for you. now, tomorrow the parade starts at 11:15 eastern time and wraps up hopefully around 4 p.m. and we'll be there with live coverage and in the meantime we are waiting for donald trump and listening to tony orlando. >> thank you, melissa caen reporting live from dc. >>> while the parties are still going on, work is getting done at the white house. in just the past 30 minutes,

this portland police use tears gas to control crowd. today's march on washington is expect to be a more orderly show of force. kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as in the tradition of past inaugurations living presidents were on hand to witness the peaceful transfer of power but many eyes were on the woman president trump defeated in november, hillary clinton attended with her husband president bill clinton later, putting politics aside the new president shook his former campaign rival's hand. president later told the crowd he respected the former secretary of state and thanked her for coming, everybody gave the former secretary of state a standing ovation. >>> one former president who did not attend the inauguration george hw bush remains in the hospital this morning, the forty-first president who is 92 years oldies reportedly breathing well on his own after doctors removed his breathing tube. the tube was inserted while being treated for pneumonia at a houston hospital. former first lady barbara bush is also in the hospit

there was a scuffle and then the police fired off the flash bombs and tear gas. d site, because not as tense as it was a few minutes ago. back to you guys. >> when the police move, they move with lightning. >> as i said that, they set off more tear gas. >> i'm sorry? >> i was just talking about the tactics of the officers. when they move, they're moving very fast as an organized group and they quickly move out intersection and streets. >> they were well managed. there were more than enough and still are more than enough officers here on the scene. and they were ready for whatever. and i heard some more tear gas go off, so i cannot see. you probably have a better vantage point than i do about what's going on a half block from me. i'm assuming that because we're hearing tear gas under control down here. >> here's the video that jonathan was talking about with pieces of cement and smashing it on the ground. >> they were pulling up the sidewalk and -- >> and this is live images here downtown. >> these are the -- this is when somebody gets really badly hurt. you take o

tear rich. according to police sick people were killed and 8 others hurt. some of the injuries were described as grave. two suspected gunmen are in custody. radio canada reports the witness says the gunmen wore masks, spoke with a french-canadian accent and yelled allahu akbar. the prime minister tweeted tonight canadians grieve for those killed in a mosque in quebec city. no motive for the massacre has been confirmed. treat president trump's nominees in the same way that we treated clinton and obama. chris: the number two democrat in the senate, dick durbin, on the fight ahead and why he says trump's executive orders make the country less safe. plus, we'll ask our sunday panel about the escalating battle between the president and the press. >> they're very dishonest people. the media's very dishonest. chris: all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. donald trump's first week in office is ending in controversy and widespread protest. federal judges have now stepped in to temporarily block part of many trump's ban on --

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police in riot gear responding with tear gas and stun grenades. this is "dw news" live from berlin. good to have you with us. it is the start of a new era in washington and for the entire world. for donald trump supporters, a day of celebration in the u.s. capitol for his critics, a day they hope would never come. with the 35 word oath of office on the streets of the capital, the billionaire businessman and reality tv star assumed his newest role. as the leader of the world's most powerful nation. >> i donald john trump will solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute -- >> the office of president of the united states. >> the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability >> and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states, so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. reporter: with tse words donald trump becomes the 45th u.s. president, the first step for the new leader to heal a deeply divided nation and during his first address as president, he attempts to do that. mr. trump: a new nati

. >> very emotional as the president and the first family shed tears thanking americans for support. clayton: police upping reward of one hundred thousand dollars, the round-the-clock manhunt. accusing of gunning down an officer, police now turning their attention to anyone who may be helping lloyd, they received hundreds of tips so far. >> convicted killer dylan roof will pay for lives he stole by giving up his. it took jurors only three hours to sentence the 23-year-old to death, the massacre at the historically black church in charleston, south carolina in closing statement roof expressed no regret whatsoever. he felt that he had to do it. he's plan to go appeal conviction. that woman who plowed through a homecoming parade crowd will also spend the rest of her life in prison. plea deal for 2015 deadly crash ahead of oklahoma's football game. prosecutors says she drove through police barricades and sped up and ran over innocent people. chambers' family said she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. clayton: former senator kicked off a flight. trying to fly from ft. lauderdale, before taking off the

the police have now been pushing people down the street, using tear gas, or some kind of gas, and alsoisperse the crowd. some of the protesters are wearing masks, and some of them have been responding by throwing bricks in the direction of the police. but as you can see, and i think we can just see the police trying to push them back... shouting people with their hands up there. that is a tactic that has been used in response particularly to the killing of black people by the police here in the united states. if we work through this crowd, we can show you these things... we are watching what is happening through your camera, james. shouting: hours straight! studio: james cook is keeping an eye on the protest and i think possibly not very far from where he was standing is the formal calm ceremonial parade —— shouting: our streets! and iv is now live pictures of donald trump? yes, these are live pictures, so donald and melania trump, the new president and first lady, they have got out of the motor caragain. kind of lady, they have got out of the motor car again. kind of a tale of two cit

police have already arrested nearly 100 people and police are using pepper spray and tear gas to tryo control the crowd at least two officers are hurt. >>> back here in philadelphia the rain did not stop dozens of students heading to temple's campus today to make their voices heard on inauguration day. both high school and college students headed to the bell tower they protested a wide range of issues from women's rights to racial and economic issues. another being sworn president trump attend add lunch with senate and house leadership also a attendance former president bill clinton and hillary clinton. president trump spoke highly of his election opponent. >> i was honored, very very honored when i heard that president bill clinton and secretary hillary clinton was coming today. [ applause ] >> i think it's appropriate to say --ing. >> at that same luncheon president trump was presented with a number of gifts including a photo of today's inauguration and a crystal bowl. >>> our inauguration coverage continues online you can see president trump's full inaugural address an lot more al

in portland police used flashbangs and tear gas to get the crowd to break up. back here in the bay area. local demonstrations were a bit more peaceful. they did not feature the vandalism and violence we saw nationally. in san francisco, eleven people were arrested after protestors linked arms along the cal-train tracks. it happened on 16th street near mississippi street around 9 yesterday morning. the protest immediately stopped cal-train service in the area. cal-train officials say, normal service resumed just before noon. police say, while they respect people's right to peacefully protest, they want to stress that blocking the tracks, is not only illegal, but also very dangerous. and in oakland about one- thousand protesters took to the streets of oakland to rally against donald trump's presidency. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c 7. this protest began at about noon at telegraph avenue and broadway. police mostly held back, trailing the crowd and blocking traffic on side streets as the protesters marched. marchers carried signs and ba

in north dakota, police opened fire with tear gas and rubber coated steel bullets to disperse water protectors holding a prayer march against the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. police said they arrested at least three people after they cut through a section of razor wire surrounding the site. the obama administration signaled friday it might be open to commuting the sentence of u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning, while appearing to close the door to a pardon for nsa whistleblower edward snowden. white house press secretary josh earnest told reporters there was a stark difference between the two cases. >> there are some important scaleences, including the of the crimes that were committed and the consequences of their crimes. obviously, as chelsea manning has no alleged and we have said many -- acknowledged and we're said many times, the release of information she provided to wikileaks was damaging to national security. but the disclosures by edward seriouswere far more and far more dangerous. amy: on friday, a campaign supporting edward snowden delivered a petition of more than one

when police start to rush andnd rush at the protesters and use the tear gas obviously p uncomfortablee we talkingn a couple dozen... more than that you would think. >> reporter: i would think a couple hundred at least.east.st >> it is tough to see from our vantage point much that's why w have your ears and eyes on the ground for glass they're spreadd out on every corner of o intersection we've been at. again i'm guessing at this point i would say a couple hundred range.nge. >> at this point we're seeing s somebody in the middle of thedd street withle o a sign photogras taking picture you're seeingseen other signs of police setting upper rim meters, the national guard members we mentionedwe m eaenrlier.earlier.ie every now and then it calm alsoo down and it picks back up. up.p. so at this point it's kind ofoff tough to tell if they containedd the situation or just moves on. as alex said it's unpredictablee where they go. see -- i see some of the folks l with signs.s. have you been able to get an eye on what exactly some of thesehee signs are reading or what some of the protesters have

. >> reporter: captain tom johnson of the upper darby township police department has investigated his tear share of crashes. while he is not connected to the tum bell investigation it is his expert opinion that this case will be solved, by old fashion police work. >> this is a case that could be a sum total of a bunch of different things. someone may have heard somebody talking about something, someone may have noticed a person that might be overly interested, in the progress of the case and how things are developing. >> reporter: once again new jersey state police emphasized that even the most seemingly insignificant detail could help them break this investigation, wide opened, and they are urge anybody with any information to reach out to them via social media, and there on taste book, instagram or twitter. they say you will find number to call them. reporting live from upland, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a convicted new jersey sex owe tender is facing new child sex abuse charges tonight. forty-nine year-old cher hand miller of atlantic city was charged last year for alle

police ultimately fat back, with pepper spray and tear gas , 95 have been arrested and led away. >> these groups that are break ing windows and things like that delegitimizees a lot of the reasons why we're here. i don't agree with that either this is about the first amendment, peaceful protest. >> reporter: more than 200,000 people are expect to take part in tomorrow's women's march on washington which is expected to be peaceful, they will be protesting president trump's agenda now back in philadelphia, protesters also taken to the streets there, we want to go to "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt following that part of the story, live in center city, hi there, david. >> reporter: hi jessica live at city hall tonight. what happened here in philadelphia nothing like what you are seeing tonight in washington, a lot of foulke upset with president trump's policies, they came out tonight to march, and even though it rained a little bit earlier today they said that didn't matter they wanted to get their message heard. >> no trump, no kkk. >> reporter: group of 200 demonstrators block traff

tear gas. i'm just assuming it's the police that have been the ones deploying the tear gas here.some places, blocking traffic from going by, the police seemed content to let that activity take place. for this to unfold right now, did these protesters march into a busy road? did they do something to antagonize for lack of better word, the police into created this sort of response. did they interrupt somebody's personal safety. we don't know any of that now. we're just literally watching this unfold as you're seeing it. you can see the number of police there. you can see them now enveloped in a thick blanket of that smoke there from the tear gas canisters. >>> hard to know where this group is going. we were looking at something that suggested that they might be heading toward the world war ii memorial. but that's not clear just yet. again, welcome to inauguration day in america. where democracy and decent is on display. sometimes that decent is peaceful. other times it's not. and we're trying to get a handle on what you see unfolding on the screen right now. there's tear gas involv

you can see what appears to be -- what appears to be tear gas and police moving in on a crowd here. >rate protesters on either side. there were some promises of protesters to shut down some key intersections and try to block access to the parade route but something has instigated this around the area of 12th and l in washington, d.c. jac jacob, can you hear me? jacob? okay. no, we haven't heard from him yet but we continue to watch this play out. several tear gas -- we got you. >> hold on hold on! >> lester, i apologize for the audio issues. all of a sudden, the police officers started to spray pepper spray and they got our audio technician so we lost that audio. we were running because they were throwing flash bangs, very, very loud. at the same time they were arresting some people. the protesters in the scene behind us -- they have been here for hours. talking about a dozen groups or more of protesters that were trying to block checkpoints this morning and then maybe a couple of hours ago, they started to converge into one group and they started to smash windows that they were runni

the cement and then they're throwing them at the police officers, and the police officers are now responding. they have mace and tear gas. so you're hearing both sides out here. but we've seen police responding to the protesters and, really, they are protesters. there are people in the crowd with masks on their faces, picking up the bricks and throwing them at the police officers who are now responding. the police over the last 15 minutes or so have been trying to clear this street to no avail. you can see all these people gathered in the street on k street between 14th and 13t 13th. thousands of people here, some covering their face as a result of the pepper spray and the flash bangs. others with bricks in their hands. some of the people are throwing these bricks. don't block our camera. why are you throwing bricks? don't block our camera. >> pelley: what you see on the left-hand side of the screen is a car that the protesters set on fire right there. the fire department came, put the car out. the police have been trying to disperse the crowd with pepper spray as jeff pegues i should note that this protest like the

the cement and then they're throwing them at the police officers, and the police officers are now responding. they have mace and tear gas. so you're hearing both sides out here. but we've seen police responding to the protesters and, really, they are protesters. there are people in the crowd with masks on their faces, picking up the bricks and throwing them at the police officers who are now responding. the police over the last 15 minutes or so have been trying to clear this street to no avail. you can see all these people gathered in the street on k street between 14th and 13t 13th. thousands of people here, some covering their face as a result of the pepper spray and the flash bangs. others with bricks in their hands. some of the people are throwing these bricks. don't block our camera. why are you throwing bricks? don't block our camera. >> pelley: what you see on the left-hand side of the screen is a car that the protesters set on fire right there. the fire department came, put the car out. the police have been trying to disperse the crowd with pepper spray as jeff pegues said. i should note that this protest li

a dramatic split screen as police in riot gear clash with violent demonstrators nearby. tearas, flash bangs, smashed windows and fires. tonight, the new president's message to a deeply divided nation. an inaugural address like we have never heard before. his surprised salute to hillary clinton. >> i would like you to stand up. >>> and now, the inaugural balls, a

. >> at what point did police decide to use tear gas. >> they used pepper spray. >> that can be, too.hey had to break the crowd up. they broke out a lot of windows, set a car on fire. so it got pretty bad. you have to quell it as quickly as you can. >> the thousands who are gathering today for this march in washington, almost all of them will do it very peacefully. >> right. >> but there will be -- i assume and police have to worry about this -- an agitator here or there. >> they'll be concerned about it. but i don't think you're going to have that problem today. yesterday was a whole different dynamic. the majority of people demonstrating yesterday were peaceful. there was a small group that started off with the intent of causing problems. >> there are a lot of people, a lot of americans right now who are very uneasy about the new administration and presumably that's going to continue for a while, potentially causing headaches for police chiefs, you're a former police chief in philadelphia, here in washington. you have to prepare for that kind of scenario. >> i think it's going to be