even copenhagen is seeing temperatures coming upa copenhagen is seeing temperatures coming up a littleeze. we could see some snow at times and perhaps problems with fog as well. back home it looks u nsettled. as well. back home it looks unsettled. spells of rain at times but south—westerly winds making field milder. more details than half an hour. welcome back and welcome to outside source. theresa may will be meeting donald trump tomorrow, and she has already addressed his republican colleagues. we have the opportunity, indeed the responsibility, to renew the special relationship for this new age. a few hours before, on the same stage, the president addressed the same republican gathering after a diplomatic spat on twitter. he spoke about a meeting with the mexican president, that's off. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless, andl such a meeting would be fruitless, and i want to go a different route. he also touched on 0bamacare, which

this is the emergency dispatch centre in copenhagen.ing wrong and to ta ke and you cannot do anything wrong and to take a social responsibility. it has an impact on survival. it has an impact on the new future generation of life savers. give mejust impact on the new future generation of life savers. give me just one reason not to teach children cpr in school. i cannot find that reason. it's just one hour, school. i cannot find that reason. it'sjust one hour, it's school. i cannot find that reason. it's just one hour, it's cost effective and it doesn't cost very much. everybody should be able to do cpr. back in the classroom, the sixth grade students are finishing off their films about resuscitation. anybody wants to help? you're ok. thank you, thank you. you can save lives. everybody can save lives. but the more you hesitate, the chances of surviving gets smaller and smaller. that's what one paramedic wa nts to smaller. that's what one paramedic wants to teach children here in the north—east. this class is for five and six—year—olds in

down over 4% in copenhagen. on the rest of the european markets seeing more moderate losses. investors disappointed that donald trump didn't talk about fiscal stimulus in his press conference. global stock markets have been hitting record highs in the hopes of getting big spending from his administration. in paris nuclear firm shares 8.5% after the french government offered to buy out minority shareholders. genie: one company that is having a good day. >> it has been awarded a contract to build new trains for the paris commuter network. that will preserve thousands of jobs in france. it's not the first time the company has been helped out of difficulty. >> a massive project gets underway. the french manufacturer and a canadian train maker will be supplying the next generation of trains for the lines of paris's regional commuter rail. the nearly 4 billion euro contract calls for 255 new trains. it's a historical order that should allow the companies to assist in eight thousand jobs in france. >> it's great news because we needed orders. the factory was in waiting mode. i think

the flight from copenhagen we're happy to report landed safely.way, the plane was 13 years old. queue the spooky music. >>> we learned today on friday the 13th, the author of one of the most chilling novels of all time as died. william peter blatty wrote the blockbuster "the exorcist." and wrote several other novels and screenplays but will be best known for scaring the wits out of us. he was 89 years old. >>> when we come back, the final salute to a police officer who became a source of forgiveness and inspiration for so many. >>> finally tonight, a moving tribute here in new york today. thousands of police officers saying good-bye to a legend on the force, who became a symbol of forgiveness, inspiring not just his fellow officers, but people around the world and his story is also one of an incredible bond between father and son. here's harry smith. >> new york's fifth avenue came to a standstill today to make room for a funeral. steven mcdonald was a new york city cop. >> i think he was an inspiration for a lot of our officers. >> i think he sto

others as par copenhagen denmark. demonstrators in chicago. and the center marching in london. now the first of about 230 protesters arrested during inauguration activities on friday appeared in court today. >> the u.s. attorney's office says all of those people will be charged with felony rioting and the punishment could be up to ten years in prison and a fine of up to $25,000. they will be back in court for preliminary hearing next month. >>> today was president donald trump's first full day in office. he started his morning by attending a prayer service at the national cathedral in northwest dc. [ singing ] ♪ [ music ] >> he was acompmynied by his wife melania trump and children. vice president mike pence was there with his wife karen pence. this prayer service is is >> then he made his way to virginia for a visit to cia headquarters. this comes after he voiced skepticism over findings that russia tried to influence the election. now, he says he supports the cia. the president spoke to a crowd of about 300 employees there. >> i am with you a thousand percent. and, the reason

this is copenhagen's seedy red light district, a well—known area to buy drugs.led fix rooms, a place where users can legally take class—a drugs safely under supervision and without the fear of prosecution. there's calls to introduce them back in the uk, so i'm spending the day here to see how they work. it's 8am and, inside, users have already turned up. my name is elliott and i am 25, almost 26 years old. tell me what you are about to inject? it is good cocaine, a lot of heroin and some diaz benzos just to make the heroin stronger. elliott is originally from sweden, he's homeless and will beg, borrow and steal to buy hard drugs. he injects so often, it's difficult to find a vein. i will find one. and there we go. ahh... how are you feeling? let's see, alert, euphoric and relaxed. this place opened three years ago, funded by the city with public money. there's always a nurse here to supervise the users. when the users come, the only thing they have to bring themselves is the drug they are going to consume. everything else we give to them for free. this isjust an

from the west coast.coas 69-dollar flights are available from san franciscofrom and los angeles to copenhagenoke home sweden edinburgh scotland and bristol england. fares from new york begin at $99. new no word on if that actual plane includes a pilot or ar crew. >> or seat or air. >> exactly. >> that's crazy. >> go gdoes cost more to from new york to there than l.a. to there because that's considerably more distanceably right if i'm checking my geography. >> $69, $99 i'm giving eightvin shot just to see. >> okay.y. i'll take all your shoes.our oe. >> they didn't tell her that she's flying over the bermudaeru triangle. >> exactly. if you don't come back we'll remember you fondly. fdl >> in the news this coming up police making anaking arrest in a hate crime at a hatm local high school. sool. >> and police search forarch for suspects after a robbery inn georgetown.town >> and we're heading to break.ak we'll take a live look across as the d.c. region. actually you're look at the white house. lights slowly coming up there wly co white house. time iousse 4:42. 4 it is a pretty nice 53 degrees. mo

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the sentiments were echoed in copenhagen in denmark.ts under way, so it appears as a mass movement in protest. 0ur correspondent sian grzeszczyk is in london. thousands marched from grosvenor square to trafalgar square, a number of speakers from amnesty international to politicians to union members. people in the crowd telling me how frustrated they are at the election of donald trump, and their concern moving forward at the protection of women's rights. they are urging the white house, the new administration there, to protect women's rights. but notjust that. lots of people in the crowd came to talk about women's rights in general. things like pay and gender equality. this is one of more than 60 marches going on across the world. the headlines: president trump begins his first full day as america's new leader and starts to follow through on his campaign pledges. a day of protest is taking place around the uk and the world, in support of women's rights and against trump's presidency. nine people have now been rescued from an italian hot

to stand up together so that we could lead and we got on what could not be done in copenhagen. we offered leadership on that. russia, i don't want to be pejorative, but i think russia went into georgia and nothing was done. no sanctions, nothing. it we galvanize them and put sanctions in place but they've taken a hefty bite out of russia and made it clear there's a price to pay for all of this. we continue to roll them over and keep them in place. let me go back to my point. a bowl of, there is a prediction that 1 million people would die by christmas of two years ago. president obama sent 3000 troops into western africa. we build capacity, we worked with the french, we worked with the british who each took a country and did an amazing job and we worked with the global community. japan ended up with suits that protected people. we had extraordinary, china put people in. we had a global effort which we led and guess what, we ended the scourge and hundreds of thousands of lives were saved. we are on the cusp of the first generation of children of aids patients being born aids fre

that we could lead the world to go to paris with momentum to get done what could not be done in copenhagen, if you recall, so we offered leadership on that. want to be don't pejorative or anything, but russia went into georgia, into south placentia -- south of such ia and a because he is -- south ossetia and abkhazia and nothing was done. against many people's instincts in europe who wanted to get rid of the sanctions, we managed to continually rolling over and keep them in place in an effort to try to implement the minsk agreement. point -- back to my there was a prediction that one million people were going to die by christmas two years ago. president obama sent 3000 troops into western africa. we built capacity. we worked with the french. we worked with the british, who each took a country and did an amazing job, and we worked with the global community. handed out suits that protective people. china put people in. we had an extruded a global effort, which we lead, and guess what? we ended the scourge, and hundreds of thousands of lives were saved. we are on the cusp of the first generat

denmark opened its first one in 2012 in copenhagen.rs sitting around in the streets, in stairwells, in people‘s backyards, shooting drugs in public. and after we opened the drug consumption room, 90% of the outdoor drug use are gone. do you think that the money you spend on this facility could be better spent trying to help people get off the drugs instead? i don‘t think it‘s a question of either treatment or either drug consumption room. it‘s a question of both. there will always be a group in any drug environment in a city, if it‘s glasgow, if it‘s copenhagen, if it‘s london, there will be a part of the group that is not motivated for treatment, and what are we going to do with that group? are we going to make them shoot up in the streets between cars in the rain, or should we invite them inside in a safe environment? if people want to get into treatment, and come and talk to us about they want to go into treatment, we can help them in the right direction. there‘s been a constant flow of people in and out of the rooms. some of them a

in december of 2009, at a climate conference in copenhagen, obama displayed his determination to playor role on this issue on the global stage. >> good morning. >> as hillary clinton later explained in a democratic primary debate -- >> president obama and i were hunting for the chinese. >> she and president obama found themselves chasing beijing's delegation at that conference. why? >> we knew we had to get them to agree to something because there will be no effective efforts against climate change unless china and india join with the rest of the world. >> when the american delegation found out about a secret meeting between china, india and other developing nations, they sent out a search party, found the meeting, and the president and secretary of state crashed it. >> are you ready for me? or do you guys need to talk some more. it's up to you. what do you think? are you waiting for me or -- >> no, no. >> my guys got in just like your guys got in. >> no, no. >> my guys got in just like your guys got in. this is a joint meeting. my guys get in or we're leaving the meeting. >> it may h

compared to what upstate new york is digging out of this morning. 29 inches fell in the town of copenhagen and in buffalo, some students ended up stranded at school for night. the school buses were forced to turn back when the conditions became too dangerous to drive and it is not over yet. parts of that region, get this, could get another 3 to 5 feet this weekend. >>> as we sink into our weekend mode, be sure to stay with storm team 4 for the latest updates on the winter weather. take a few minutes to download our nbc washington app and follow @ sheena parveen on twitter. >> two truck drivers are recovering from this major crash. it impacted anyone trying to drive down i-95 in howard county. you can see a tractor-trailer and box truck crashed and overturned. one of the drivers was seriously hurt. the other has minor injuries. southbound la o were completely closed for a few hours but everything is back open right now. >> take a look at this video, this is surveillance footage of three suspects who stole an a.t.m. from a gas station in prince george's county. this happened december 20th in

i haven't had a copenhagen for 12 years. i like that quitting smoking and tobacco. >> i'm also seeing a lot of health-related things. also one i love them. who tweets one year's resolution is to finish my schooling to become a professional jeweler. she is a beater and she had a couple of pictures of necklaces and. professional development. i like that. are working to make ourselves better. the problem is we do tend to make the same resolution over and over again every year. we want to help you keep them and for that were gonna bring in our life coach we talk to every now and again. >> this is my favorite topic ever. we do tend to make the same promises every year which means we want to know if new year's resolutions work. >> you make them attainable. quitting smoking is difficult just as a gentleman time ten. smaller ones i think are attainable. >> that the key difference in how people are successful. earlier being pacific makes a big difference operationalizing what this new behavior is and how you can integrate it in small

one of the tiniest towns in upstate new york, getting al continues in copenhagen. a band of lake-effect snow expected to drop three to feet feet before the weekend is up. that is the latest. eun. >> thank you. >>> it is 5:08 now. today, president-elect donald trump is set to meet with directors of the fbi and cia. he'll sit down with the current director of national intelligence james clapper.. trump will be briefed on the intelligence findings. clapper told a senate panel on thursday that had u.s. intelligence agencies are more confident than ever that moscow tried to interfere in the process. today, members of congress will city donald trump's election as about the in a joint session. it will be provided over by vice president joe biden ander of the house paul ryan. vice president joe biden will the entire process is expected to last an hour. >>> if you are just joining us this morning, we will to let you know we are in a storm team 4 weather alert moez. here is a live look at the roads in maryland this morning. slushy conditions. a lot of the crews were at work

. >>> what city or town do you think takes the title for the know -- snowiest. 240 inches for copenhagenrk. >> here are some of the top stories we're following for you. engineer brown will release the first draft of his state budget plan. it is expected to show how he will prepare for big spending cuts when donald trump becomes president. it will lay the ground work for the next six months of negotiations in how to spend the state money. big cuts in federal funding is expected in health care and other public services. donald trump has promised to repeal president obama's affordable care act which provides about $20 billion in health care for 5 million californians. trump also said he will cut some funding to local government that's block the enforcement of federal immigration laws. >>> right now a one-day strike is happening. it is underway by thousands of workers at university of california campuses all over the state. part of a dispute over pay and salaries. here in the bay area, picket lines are up at uc berkeley, uc san francisco, lawrence berkeley national lab and in oakland at the

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initiative to reach out to china changed the trajectory of possibilities after the disappointment of copenhagen, where china had been on the other side. but because we reached out, and we engaged proactively in diplomacy, and we were able to reach agreement with china, our president, president obama, and president xi, were able to stand up together in beijing, and together announce the unity of the two largest emitters in the world, emitters of gases, to come together to try to forge an agreement in paris. and that initiative allowed us to reach the paris agreement, which then entered into force far more effectively and quickly than anybody in the world could have predicted. the paris climate agreement commits the parties to set and meet ambitious emission targets. each country with its own plan. i meant to bring it down, and i didn't bring it with me from my office upstairs. i have a number of vials of air in my office, small little glass vials, they come from the south pole. when i was in antarctica, was given these vials, we were snowed out and our ability to get there, but they gave me this

gino is the offer of three books of scientific history and his second book, faust and copenhagen was a finalist in the los angeles times book fair and the winner of the american institute of physics science writing awards. bettina hoerlin is a former philadelphia health commissioner. she taught healthcare at the university of pennsylvania for 16 years and has been a visiting lecturer at haverford college and oxford university. she is the daughter of orlin and chronicled her parents meeting and departure from nazi germany in her own fabulous book which i recommend you read, staff of courage. my parents gary from nazi germany to america. she grew up in was almost and she and gino are husband-and-wife team and always. i have seven children and nine grandchildren, i'm proud to call them my friends so please join me in welcoming gino segre and bettina hoerlin. [applause] i'm going to start off with something that's a little unusual but i want to thank the two authors here. i believe about 15 years ago, maybe 20 years ago, gino on the death of another famous physicist, richard feynman said

these sentiments were echoed in copenhagen in denmark.sidency gets under way, so it appears has a mass movement in protest. we will have the spot later, but next kate with the national news. —— the spot. good evening. hundreds of thousands of people have joined protest marches around the world, on the first full day of donald trump's presidency. the demonstrations are to highlight women's and minority rights, which protesters say are under threat from the new administration. tens of thousands of people joined the rally in london, and other cities across the uk, but the biggest event was in washington. from there, james cook reports. washington has a long history of public protest, but even by those standards, this march is massive. hundreds of thousands of women and many men too poured into the capital to make their voices heard. many men too poured into the capital to make their voices heardlj many men too poured into the capital to make their voices heard. i came from hawaii to be here today, to represent all the people that can't be he

in 2009 it was in copenhagen. we had all the people. my good friends i love here in the senate and in the house went over to tell 192 countries that we're going to pass legislation that will have cap and trade and i went over as ash to tell them that what has been represented to them was not in fact going to happen. right before going, lisa jackson was the first nominee -- or the first confirmed director of the e.p.a. i asked her the question, on the record, live on tv, in the committee room that i -- the committee that i chaired. i said, i understand i'm going to be going over to copenhagen to tell them the truth over there. in the meantime, you're going to take over jurisdiction so you can try to do this with a regulation. to do that you have to have an endangerment finding. for -- to have an endangerment finding, you have to have science behind you. now, what science will you use if -- and she was smiling. she was a very honest person. and she was smiling. i said, what science are you going to use for your endangerment finding that g

einstein is his famous danish cheese from copenhagen, a special thing to do.niels bohr loved smelly things and einstein had to enjoy it so they really got on well because they were men who share that vision and in einstein's view seemed to believe the universe was a waiting book and einstein had found a man he respected as a human being, a fine, noble man. a good human being and they were sharing the same goal. the french poet said love isn't working together in each other's eyes but in the same direction it niels bohr and einstein for a a while were doing that. when quantum mechanics started coming in, one by one people left einstein and said you talk about things being a book, god does not play dice with the universe, time after time showing so on a beautiful ocean swell, probability of uncertain the, i am sorry, we have to leave you. i was living in paris, he was of the but is one of the last people who stayed close to einstein, a brilliant and, he described what it was like, coming back from a conference, going to berlin and einstein said he will stay with

even gave einstein some of his favorite danish cheese, which are copenhagen is a special thing to do. and i find out if are tended to enjoy it. so they really got -- they were men who shared the vision. at least in einstein's e. they seem to believe that the universe, einstein had found a man who he respect for human being. if i nobleman, the opposite is somebody like heisenberg. they are sharing the same goal. remember the beautiful line from the french poet. love is looking into each other's eyes. looking together in the same direction. nils bohr and einstein for a while were doing that. but then, when quantum mechanics started coming in, one by one people left and stand side and they said you talk about things being about. god does not play dice with the universe, but everything is clear and exact. the evidence time after time the showing the service of everything but beautiful ocean swells. this probability and uncertainty on the level. i'm sorry we have to leave you. when i was young i was living in paris and he was a fresh prince. his name was tabori. he was one of the last peop

it took off from copenhagen and bound for hel. helsinki. we know the biblical associations.ucky. it is known for a phobia. triskaidekaphobia. surprisingly, most people are twitter saying they don't want to test fate on the plane. you could not pay me enough to go on that flight. another one having fun. black cats and broken mirrors in the cargo hold? the question is for you. would you go ahead and take this flight on 666 pound bound to heo you have triskaidekaphobia? >> you said that so quickly. >> triskaidekaphobia. i've been practicing. >> you are superstitious? >> why would they do that? why not rename the flight number? >> i would get on. >> would you? >> i would. just to tempt fate. >> that was good. >>> still to come, we will tell you about a vending machine selling you something you least expect. >>> and the world's cutest bottle flipper is back. cuter as ever. this time on "ellen." can she do it again? but first this is "today" on nbc. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's bak

the copenhagen. it was only a minute late. helsinki.ation, the number 13 is considered so unlucky. there's a name for the phobia. it's called triskaidekaphobia. most people didn't want to test fate and board this. one said you couldn't pay me enough to go on that flight. another was saying, with black cats and broken mirrors in the cargo hold question mark, question mark. would you take this flight on 666 bound to hel or do you of triskaidekaphobia? >> why would you do that? >> why wouldn't they rename the flight number? >> i don't know if i would get on? >> i would get on it. tempt fate. >> that was a good one. about a new vending machine selling something you least expect. >>> also, the world's cutest bottle flipper. she's back. cuter than ever. this time on ellen. can she do it again, though? first, this is "today" on nbc. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. ♪ >>> still ahead, the latest on still ahead -- >> house democrats taking aim at james comey after a tense meeting. a new investigation into p

in december of 2009, at a climate conference in copenhagen, obama displayed his determination to facestage. as hillary clinton later explained in a democratic primary debate. >> president obama and i were hunting for the chinese. >> she and president obama found themselves chasing beijing's delegation at that conference. why? >> we knew we had to get them to agree to something. because there will be no effective efforts against climate change, unless china and india join with the rest of the world. >> when the american delegation found out about a secret meeting between china, india and other developing nations, they sent out a search party, found the meeting and the president and secretary of state crashed it. >> it is up to you. >> what do you think? >> are you ready for me -- >> this is a joint meeting. my guys get in, or we're leaving the meeting. >> it may have been undiplomatic. but according to clinton, it led to a breakthrough. she says the deal forged in that room put them on the road to future progress. back at home, though, there was little progress on climate. so as the fi

in december of 2009, at a climate conference in copenhagen, obama displayed his determination to playe on the global stage. >> good morning. >> as hillary clinton later explained in a democratic primary debate -- >> president obama and i were hunting for the chinese. >> she and president obama found themselves chasing beijing's delegation at that conference. why? >> we knew we had to get them to agree to something because there will be no effective efforts against climate change unless china and india join with the rest of the world. >> when the american delegation found out about a secret meeting between china, india and other developing nations, they sent out a search party, found the meeting, and the president and secretary of state crashed it. >> are you ready for me? or do you guys need to talk some more. it's up to you. what do you think? are you waiting for me or -- >> no, no. >> my guys got in just like your guys got in. this is a joint meeting. my guys get in or we're leaving the meeting. >> it may have been undiplomatic. but according to clinton, it led to a breakthrough. sh

burying a small town of co copenhagen and looks like the weather won't get much better for that regionne to three feet of snow is expected through the weekend. and the british automaker bentley announcing a new luxury car. calls continental super sports model the world's fastest and most powerful luxury four-seater car. top speed 209 miles per hour. no word yet on its price. all right, that's the news update this hour. carl, we couldn't get one because we both need five seats. >> if you have to ask, sue, better not continue with that. >> exactly. >> thanks, sue. >>> when we come back, president-elect trump preparing to get a briefing on the alleged russian hacking. we'll talk to former deputy national security advisor ambassador jim jeffrey about what we expect out of that meeting. dow down two points. back in a minute. >>> fbi director james comey set to head to trump tower this morning. comey will join the nation's top intelligence officials for a classified briefing about what their agencies have concluded about alleged russian hacking and the u.s. presidential election, an issue on

i was going to go to copenhagen which i did but during that time i asked the administrator of the epa the job you are going to have and i said i had that feeling once once i leave towny would come up with an endangerment finding. she smiled so i could tell that it was true. it has to be based on science. to tell me the science that you are going to use for this and she said iabc c. dot panel on climate change. as luck would have it, right after that is when climate gate came and it was disclosed that the individual scientists braved the numbers and came up with such an outrageous lie in terms of what causes global warming and all that and i will read a couple of them here. it is to suppose that men of science surprising given to me. it was overpowering into the uk telegraph, it's the worst scientific scandal of our generation. nobody talks about that. but that's the science they are talking about and i believe that is a part of this record. the epa and the highway traffic safety administration issued an updated fuel economy standard that was the result of a compromise that is between

region had more snow you may consider a trip or move to a place called copenhagen new york. it's been named snowest city in the united states. on average the town of 800 people see more than 200" of snow a year. they also received the honor last year. i wonder where that is. >> congratulations that has to be lake effect snow. >> yeah. >> i know oswego. >> syracuse. >> look at that. >> near the lake up over car. >> suddenly a burst to the west. not there at the white house. although cloud cover. steve. >> that's what i was interested in right there. thank you barbara just september that to me. winter wondrerland snowing like crazy. this is not along the 95 corridor. i'll show you where we get this. it's a quick burst and in some cases enough to be about an inch of snow here. there you go. just west of 81 now. so front royal. winchester, martinsburg, hagerstown you're up next. snow only lasts 15, 20 minutes and apparently coming down hard enough to drop a quick inch and report of cumberland inch of snow. >> that's fancy graphic there. >> you like that. >> that's new. >> mike t

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to go come every year the yuan has a big party and invite everyone in and i was going to go to copenhagen to be the one-man truth squad, which i did and i went over there. but during that time right before i left i asked the administrator of the epa, the job that you are i believe going to have, lisa jackson, i said i have a feeling want to leave town you're going to come up with an endangerment finding and you're going to give you justification for getting involved in this issue. and she smiled so i could tell it was true and i said, when you do this it has to be based on science. tell me the science that you're going to use for this, and she said i bcc, intergovernmental panel on climate change. as luck would have it, my luck, not theirs, right after that is when climate gate came and that's when it was disclosed that the individuals, the scientists in ipcc raked up the numbers and came up with such an outrageous lie in terms of what cause global warming come all about and how just read a couple of them. one of the physicists in the ipcc said climate gate was a fraud on a scale i've nev

protests have also been organized in riyadh, in new dehli, hanoi, paris, berlin, prague, copenhagen,adrid, lima, buenos aires, santiago, cape town, in australia, and in the island nations. some of the marches have begun. in australia, 3,000 people marched in sydney and another 6,000 marched in melbourne. . ny wearing pink hats thousands of people protested in washington, d.c. as donald trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the unitete states. early y friday morning, coordinated actions by black lives matter and other groups shut down multiple checkpoints across washington to block people there attending trump's inauguration. later in the day, thousands clashed with police and riot gear. police deployed pepper spray, tear gas concussion grenades as they chased crowds of demonstrators through washington, d.c. streets. more than 200 people were arrested. protesters threw bricks and rocks at police in riot gear and set fire to a limousine and then graffiti led with words "we the people." activists, also, some activists smashed windows in a starbucks and bank of america branch. p