. >> amy robach, we're watching the motorcade right now. you're still at the mall. been talking with supporters all day long and hoping for that moment with the president. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, it was really interesting watching everyone's emotions on the mall today. i just loved looking out and seeing so many young people and one of my favorite moments of the day was talking to that group of high school students from kentucky. they were all there wanting to see democracy take place and it was cute because some were trump supports and most were not. yet, they were all the best of friends, flew on a plane together to come watch history happen and they could put their political differences aside and just celebrate the fact that we are living in a nation where we can all be together on the mall in the nation's capital and enjoy our democratic process and it's important to point out that absolutely was taking place in many ways, in many families, friend groups here today and across the nation on a day we're seeing protests in the streets and unrest. there w

amy robach is joining us now with a look at what's coming up. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, tam and nydia. great to be with you. we're talking about the tension days before the inauguration as trump and john brennen feud over the intelligence community comments. trump is under fire for what he said about civil rights icon john lewis, the president obama care bombshell. the young girl found 18 years later, finally reunited with her birth parents. the man speaking out about his shock when he learned he was not the father. >>> the parents of one of the girl charged in stabbing a fellow student in what's known as the slender man case is speaking out for the first time on television we'll talk with them live an abc excuse issue. we'll talk to them -- exclusive, we'll talk to them, back to you tam and nydia. >> reporter: let's talk about this crash, westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike past bensalem this is a huge delay it's causing. you're parked south of langhorne down to the turnpike jammed on the westbound turnpike, again. if

." >> amy robach joins us live from the "g.m.a."n this chilly monday morning. >> reporter: it is cold, matt and tam, great to be with you on this monday. we're talking about the deadly weather out west powerful storm stranding residents and mudslides making roads i am -- impassable. we'll have the latest on where it heads next. >>> chilling video obtained by tmz of the airport shooter opening fire. what his brother thinks the fbi should done. >>> breaking this morning, 16 people arrested in paris connected to the kardashian robbery as kim breaks her silence for the first time months after the incident. >>> what a night in hollywood golden globes, laura is live in los angeles, i fell asleep at 9:30, i hope she can fill me in. >> i'm sure she'll have all the details and all the fashion. see you soon, amy. >> reporter: my friend was texting me about the dresses last night. i can't wait to see it all. >> reporter: and the tuxs. >>> 38 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. no major problems, but a slow go as you head toward center city

." >> let's check in with amy robach and get going on monday morning on "g.m.a."t you have coming up. >> reporter: we'll begin with the 6 people killed after an attack on a canadian mosque during evening prayers. prime minister justin trudeau condemning the attack. >>> we're talking about all the backlash and protest over trump's immigration ban. the trump creating chaos and confusion around the world after travers were de-- travelers were detained. we have kellyanne conway joining us live to talk about that. screen actors award turning politically talking about the executive order, we'll be look at the most powerful moments coming up next on "g.m.a." >> we'll see you in less than 8 minutes. thanks, amy. >> as you head out, the snow is not causing any problems, you have to go south for that, we have a new issue, police have arrived on the scene, i-95 southbound at 322. you can see how they are blocking a couple of lanes with this, all of a sudden traffic is getting by one lane i-95 southbound near 322 a disabled box truck causing the problem as you near the commod

amy robach was talking about it earlier. young people coming together from different sides of this election, but coming together to celebrate our democracy. we've seen some ugliness today, as well. that vandalism, several blocks away from the parade route. we've seen peaceful protest on the parade route. and we've also seen, you know, you talk about the traditions, you talk about a day for coming together, but as you were saying, mark, earlier, what we saw in that inaugural speech was unlike any we've ever seen before. >> absolutely. but george, we also have to think about the protesters. that's american, too. that's apart of being american, as well. that's the civil rights movement. that's the anti-war movement. in the vietnam war era. that's part of who we are as a country. we're seeing the full of america play out today. >> martha raddatz, when we were listening to president obama in his final press conference, he was saying of any kind of squashing of that is one of the things that could drive him back into the political

. >> amy robach, we're watching the motorcade right now. you're still at the mall. been talking with supporters all day long and hoping for that moment with the president. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, it was really interesting watching everyone's emotions on the mall today. i just loved looking out and seeing so many young people and one of my favorite moments of the day was talking to that group of high school students from kentucky. they were all there wanting to see democracy take place and it was cute because some were trump supports and most were not. yet, they were all the best of friends, flew on a plane together to come watch history happen and they could put their political differences aside and just celebrate the fact that we are living in a nation where we can all be together on the mall in the nation's capital and enjoy our democratic process and it's important to point out that absolutely was taking place in many ways, in many families, friend groups here today and across the nation on a day we're seeing protests in the streets and unrest. there w

amy robach was talking about it earlier. young people coming together from different sides of this election, but coming together to celebrate our democracy. we've seen some ugliness today, as well. that vandalism, several blocks away from the parade route. we've seen peaceful protest on the parade route. and we've also seen, you know, you talk about the traditions, you talk about a day for coming together, but as you were saying, mark, earlier, what we saw in that inaugural speech was unlike any we've ever seen before. >> absolutely. but george, we also have to think about the protesters. that's american, too. that's apart of being american, as well. that's the civil rights movement. that's the anti-war movement. in the vietnam war era. that's part of who we are as a country. we're seeing the full of america play out today. >> martha raddatz, when we were listening to president obama in his final press conference, he was saying of any kind of squashing of that is one of the things that could drive him back into the political

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time for "pop news" and the feel-good space race flick, "hidden figures" that amy robach gives two thumbsing to new heights here. you saw it as well? all right, great. there you go. t.j. -- t.j. and you, jess. >> i got nothing for you. i haven't seen it. >> i haven't either but it is topping the mlk holiday weekend with an estimated $25.3 million at the box office. "hidden figures" it's called. number one for the second week in a row. it's the true story, i didn't know this story either. it's a true story about a group of female african-american math me tigs who helped launch nasa's first space missions and it is blasting past oscar favorite "la la land" and the animated feature "sing" with plenty of award show buzz. >> i got chills having you talk about it again. it's so good and you don't know the story and john glenn would not have orbited the earth. >> hard to think you didn't know a story about the space program. really -- >> that's two today because when you hear michael keaton come in here and talk about "the founder," another movie you think you know the story or didn't know you w

amy robach is there. > reporter: people are slowly coming into the mall. it's starting to fill up. you can see all the way towards the capitol but they are expecting where i'm standing here for it to be filled from wall to wall with people, about 700,000 to 900,000 people are expected to flood the maul over the next couple of hours but, again, going through extremely this point. and that number is fairly robust, of course, it's a lot less than what president obama had back in 2009 which was estimated to be about 1.8 million. but a lot more than george w. had back in 2001 which was about 300,000 people and the folk was are coming into the maull are being serenaded with pretty awesome music, elvis playing. "i'm still standing," "my way" before that and you can see the theme as we all await donald j. trump to be sworn into office as the 45th president. but the rain isn't keeping anyone away and it's just misting right now, guys. >> not nearly as bad as they thought. and all eyes still on blair house because o

amy robach out on the mall. >> reporter: it was interesting, george, as we are all watching on the bigso friendly, i should say, earlier when hillary clinton came out. we actually heard some audible boos which was a little surprising to me. then i was expecting a big cheer when they announced president-elect donald trump when he came down the steps of the capitol and instead there was a quiet cheer but it was very subdued. it was not the boisterous response that i was expecting and people were really listening, really taking it in. it seemed like a very serious crowd. they were aware of the moment in history that they were witnessing, and they were respectful of president-elect trump but not overly joyous. those who we talked to afterwards said they loved the speech, they loved what he said, they all said they want to make america great again, and they're excited about the opportunity to have someone who is not a career politician leading this country. they're excited about what he can do for them. that is certainly a tone we heard in his speech and it absolutely resonated with the peo