it may be more than that 74 affiliated with the georgia washington university that may be impacted.ey're still in the prce trying to gather information and see who is indeed impacted by this. there's a lot of confusion surrounding this and we saw that this weekend. we saw it today at dulles airport everybody trying to get their arms around what is happening. the university said at least one student they've heard from was not allowed to board a plane in iran on his way to the u.s. there's still trying to get in contact with students to let them know they're here to help. they're warning students not to go abroad. of if they leave, they may not be able to come back. president napp feels very passionate about this. these students and scholars are not the ones the country should worry about. >> we're joining with other university and trying to advocate when recognition that the students come here are contributing to our society. that they are -- they're not the ones responsible for the kinds of thing we're trying to prevent and they have been very extensively vetted and interviewed, fin

georgia washington university said at least 74 students and scholars are here on visas and affected by the order. the school is warning students not to go abroad because if they leave, they may not be able to come back. the university president told us students are not the ones the government should beor about. >> we're joining with other university in trying to advocate for the recognition that the students and the faculty come here contributing to our society. that they are -- they are not the ones responsible for the kinds of things we're trying to prevent and they have been very expensively vetted and interviewed fingerprinted. huge process in order to have the visas to be part of our university community. >>> g w is providing counseling and legal advice affected by the travel ban. >>> president trump is expected to announce his choice to fill the vacant supreme court seat. he will make that announcement at 8:00 p.m. tuesday. mr. trump planned to announce thursday the front runners are william prior, neil gorsuch and thomas hardiman. there's been an opening ton on the high court al

ronald reagan, george w bush, 34 past presidents on horseback including georgia washington, adams, jackson, lincoln, mckinley, and the list goes on and on. >> look at this picture of the cadets. closing out the inaugural parade, these are the cadets from the virginia military institute. some 1,504 cadets. >> just to see this is incredible. >> graduates of virginia military institute have served in every war since the mexican american war. look at that. from lexington virginia, that is impressive. that is impressive. >> more than 1,000 cadets marching right now, just a visual imagery of this is beautiful. their precision is incredible. looks like they were instructed to look left so they wouldn't have to worry. many of them have saluting as they walk by, saluting the new commander in chief. >> they're being led by cadet timothy j david son regimen tall commander from baldwin new york, their uniform is traditional gray wool uniform with cape style overcoat and red covering with white cross and brass breast plates. 1500 cadets. some of the sheer numbers of today's effort inauguration today in

washington was cleared to come down south and see the southern states. at that time, the seven states that refer to would be virginia, the carolinas, and georgia. why did washington visit the 13 states, and make the southern tour? he was salesman in chief. he was selling the new federal government, which was not especially something a lot of people were in love with from the get-go, just like they are today. some things don't change. and he was selling the new constitution. washington was a strong federalist. not many in the south were rat -- that strongly in favor of that, except in certain pockets. plus, that was the fourth largest city in the united states at the time. washington wanted to get to charleston in particular during his southern tour. washington was a keen observer. he had learned a lot. as rob said, he was learning all his life, and trouble -- travel really informed him. you can tell from his diaries how he got more of a cake -- kick out of observing a river, field, or industry rather than meeting with people. so that was a thing that was going on on the stores, especially the southern tour. as my mother would say, that does not

vernon and churchill laid a wreath at the tomb of georgia ae and mrs. washington. that itself was an reconciliation from the revolutionary war but it was remarkable that, during the service, the rector welles asked the congregation to sing "the battle hymn of the republic" because of the need for unification during that, from that war. it was time for us all to come together, so they left mt. vernon in the rain, in the cold rain. they came back to washington. they stopped at the lincoln memorial, and went back to the white house where churchill was staying, and that evening, they were joined by the ambassadors of the soviet union and china to sign the first declaration of the united nations, and churchill was amazed that his friend, franklin roosevelt, had persuaded the soviet ambassador to sign a document that called for freedom of religion, and he jokingly said to roosevelt afterwards, if you lose re-election in 1944 i'll ask the king to make you the archbishop of canterbury. of course that never happened. so the relationship between those two men is famous. they

in savannah, georgia, there is very little left that washington would have seen. for whatever reason, charleston has withstood the wars and better thannd fires savannah. there are not very many buildings from the 1800s in savannah. he called on a widow as he arrived in savannah and as he left. he wanted to check on the widow green. eli whitney was a tutor there at that plantation, but he had not arrived there yet in 1791. washington turned to augusta, georgia from savannah, and had to go up here -- uphill. he worried about his horses going through loose soil. he would write about that on a regular basis. there were not any large communities on the way and the celebratory step was low-key. he had time to write about the horses and he did. he was relieved to finally get to augusta, which was then the capital of georgia. just for a few years. he met with the governor there. he also gave the locals some ideas about how they could remove some rocks from the river to make better use of the channel. washington was very practical. he was very interested in commerce and he

. >>> we had women and demonstrators really from all over the country, maine, washington state, georgia, and even parts of florida. all of whom were out there, really for a common purpose of advocating for the rights of women. >> really the rights of everybody. >> being a journalist and being able to witness it, you realize the historic nature of it. for me, you want ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> i don't think it's right putting the wall up. people want to come here for a better future. i love people who know that they can study here, have family, and they work, and they do all of that, and i feel like bringing families to be deported back to their home land, i don't think that's right. >> that was alexander reyes. he lives in prince george's county, and he's one of many who say we need to reform the immigration system, but he worries how the reform m

pennsylvania, california, arizona, connecticut, new york, massachusetts, north carolina, georgia and washington state. so this is why it's important for all of us to continue working on this as national organizations because it's touching every part of the united states and when we stop the killing of palestinians, we're stopping the killing of black lives here and undocumented folks in a lot of different communities. so thank you for coming here and we hope to keep this discussion going past today. >> good morning. my name is marion gray-hopkins. i'm here for gun violence, but it's on the perspective of police brutality. i am a survivor. my son was a victim. my son gary hopkins jr. was murdered by the police on november 27th, 1999, 17 years ago. this still continues to plague our country. every 28 hours or less a person of color is murdered across this country, many if not most unjustly by law enforcement. i'm here today to let's talk about what it is we can do to overhaul the corrupt system that we're dealing with today. many talk about as mentioned already good cops, bad cops, but if you're

topside of beltway slowing down moderate volume at least 95 to georgia avenue otherwise 95 baltimore washington parkway themselves look okay. 270 southbound heavy delays route 70 to clarksburg and breaks free montgomery country germantown through rockville okay. 95 northbound etsell road to 14 street bridge light volume off the beltway and then break free of that. dale city to beltway starting to take heavy volume around woodbridge that is just volume and 66 eastbound heavy volume 234 to route 28. that's how it looks now. give yourself extra time with drizzle throughout on wet roads. steve. >> high tech way to fight fires in dubai getting attention on social media. >> and plus medical scare for minnesota governor. he collapsed during state of stated dress. next up date on his condition. we'll be back in 30 second snv receive sear storms taking toll across the country. death toll 15, killed in the town of georgia near possible 40 tornadoes reported early saturday to sung evening and flooding still a major concern as rain showers continue into the morning. weeks of have flooded roads and homes an

you need to know about what happens when people stay too long in washington and get out of touch, georgia government said i might have done to philly in the senate. it is not just term limits , but members going to work for , lobbyingons organizations in washington, the lobbying business in washington and elsewhere. guest: there is a lot of that in the media. i started out as a copy boy and i learned the ethics of journalism from some of the greats for my respect more than anyone else. nancy dickerson, many others. jack perkin spirit only a couple of them are left now. back then, you did not belong or contribute to any political party or persuasion. you may belong to a party but no know about it. net -- now there is a revolving door. -- most of them used to work for a democratic president or democratic oriented organization. very few republicans. mean what ioes not met when i was growing up. that is good shooting to the low esteem the -- the public is holding the profession. home of tony bennett. the trump era begins in washington, and there will be resistance. i went to the protest in yo

in washington dc for the georgia protesters arrested so far. thousands people also took to the streets in chicago and new york city. some protester happening now, even more planned for this weekend nationwide. the following breaking news out of seattle's other breaking news we are learning more about it as we speak. man has been shot in the area of a protest. the demonstration was at the university of washington inside there is an event and outside their protesting was being called a controversial speaker the speaker works for breitbart one of the leading voices alt- right movement. twitter banned him for life last year with the company called inciting or engaging in targeted abuse or harassment of others.'s nights, the fire department says the guy shot in the stomach has possible life- threatening injuries. is not clear what led to tonight's the shooting but protesters were trying to prevent people who wanted to attend the event from the inside. will keep you posted as we learn more. >>> big protest and sepsis go is on the move. he is at the p

washington, d.c. last evening in atlanta, georgia, they loaded up on these five coaches, 72 trump supporters made the he way up from atlanta, made it to i-95 and got to the washington, d.c., area this morning. as for who would wrap these buses and "make america great again," that is all danny hamilton. he is the owner of star coaches incorporated, we are going to talk to him right now. danny, as promised, we are live on tv. >> oh, wow. >> first, thank you so much for inviting us on board, tell us a little bit about what it was that inspired you to do this? >> basically one donald trump decided he was going to run for president, he caught my ear with a lot of the same policies that maybe i've been wanting to talk about, but he spoke for me. he opened the door, man, and i've been on the train ever since. >> tell is a little bit about the ride up, the folks you've had with you along the way, and he was on board with you here? >> a lot of great people from georgia, all over the state of georgia writing with us. i was on the boat in the bus for several months, couple months in georgia. met a lot of great p

. >> demonstrations are planned in washington, d.c., in atlanta, georgia, chicago, illinois and various cities. protesters say the ban is un-american and is putting some people in danger if they are forced to return to their home countries. >> and the responses are coming in quickly to the president's travel ban. iran calls the ban an insult saying it's considering what action to take. also several colleges and universities in the sus has sent advisory e-mails to students and the faculty. >> aside from the backlash to the ban, the u.s. president has been reaching out to several major world leaders, including the president of russia, vladimir putin. you see him there talking to the rush shan shan president. it's the first phone call between the two since the inauguration. they spoke about strengthening relations and agreed to coordinate efforts in syria. >> more protests are planned to start across the u.s. in just a couple of hours. hundreds of protesters were out in a number of airports in the u.s. on saturday. >> cheryl connor with our affiliate wjla has more. >> reporter: travelers a

now, keep in mind tom price, the georgia congressman, he has been one of washington's most vocal and critical members when it comes to obama care, and he has in the past released detailed legislation to roll back the health care system. presumably, if he is confirmed as hhs secretary, he could play a very influential role in the party's efforts to repeal and replace obama care. that being said, i am told, wolf, by a transition official that price actually doesn't want the focus of the hearing tomorrow to be about his own obama care legislation. the way it was described for ple is that price doesn't want to signal, but he is asking federal lawmakers to endorse his own bill, and a part of his thinking is that he understands that being a policymaker is very different from moving into a position where he would be implementing and overseeing policy. another interesting tidbit that i should mention too, wolf, is that price has not been a part of the ongoing debate among trump transition officials to write this obama repeal and replace plan that trump has been talking about. remember, trump

glen upshaw, a youth outreach worker, and take bout the freeing controversy in washington over thomas's tweet slamming georgia congressman john lewis. >> you don't defiend him. he must not even know his history. john st. louis moral leader, a great humanitarian and civil rights leader. he's spot in just about talk. i mean, he represents a district, help helped past the votes rights act. he's a magnificent legislature. so donald trump just has no clue, i guess, butt it's a real shame and disgrace that he really took him on the way he did president not very presidential if you ask me. >> she said she is boycotting the inauguration of donald trump because of his comments. donald trump tweeted that the civil rights icon was all talk and no actions after congressman lewis said trump was not a legitimate president. >> she is also attending a breakfast this morning to celebrate the life and work of dr. martin luther king jr. it starts at 9:00 this morning. that event will also serve as a fund-raiser for allen temple health and social services. elaine brown will also attend, the former chairwoman of the black panther

washington. nawoman named tnay arrived on a flight from georgia. >> almost 100% of the women on the flight were coming and then i brought my mom with me, so we did a mother-daughter bonding trip. >> reporter: she's most concerned about workplace inequality. >> even here, the color of our skin sometimes prevents us from obtaining these jobs. they don't know the problems and struggles that black women and brown women face. >> i do not feel that this election has been inclusive of everyone. >> reporter: for olivia brickley, a chinese teen adopted by american parents-- >> love trumps hate! >> reporter: --donald trump's campaign pulled people apart. >> i feel it has created drtisan and divide, and i don't think it's in the best interest of the country. >> reporter: many in the crowd wore pink knitted hats. jay alapati says it's more than a fashion statement. >> it's a hat to signify that women's rights and all the causes. >> reporter: the march ended here at the elipse, directly across from the white house. demarco, organizers hope their feminist message and massive turnout cannot be ignored by president t

congresswoman lee also talked about the growing controversy in washington over donald trump's tweets slamming georgia congressman john lewis. >> you don't defiend him. he must not even know his history. john lewis is a moralle leader, a great humanitarian and civil rights leader. he's spot in just about talk. i mean, he represents his district-he helped pass the voting rights act. he's a magnificent legislature. so donald trump just has no clue, i guess, but it's a real shame and disgrace that he really took him on the way he did. not very president physical you ask me. >> congresswoman lee said she is boycotting the inauguration of president-elect trump because of his comments. he tweeted that the civil rights icon was all talk, talk, talk, and no action. after congressman lewis said donald trump was not a legitimate president. >>> well, congresswoman lee is attending a breakfast this morning, celebrating the life of dr. king. it begins at 9:00 a.m. at the oakland airport hilton hotel. that event will also be a fund- raiser for allen temple health and social services. among the other guests include

and not enough to cause slow down from prince georgia cross the ridge to alexandria and outer loop looking good through largo up towards baltimore washington parkway. metro picks up at 5 and i'll let you know if there's delays there as well. any questions erin fox d.c. twitter holly and wisdom. >> 4:57 now. coming up. law maingzers in the commonwealth and free state head back to work today. >> and alexander ovechkin will leave d.c. and go to os language tlos play hockey. >> he's coming back though right? >> he's coming back. >> fox news morning is back after this >> straight at 5:00 big headline today on "fox" news morning does russia have damming information on president-elect donald trump. explosive claims continue to be investigated and this is sure to be a big topic when the president-elect faisz the press today in the first news conference in months. >> temperatures in the high 30 ez and 40s can feel so good. finally here it will get warmer than

difference between a leader in more allies by a cleaning monument on the mall in washington -- audrey is joining us from macon, georgiagood morning, democrats line. caller: good morning, steve. how are you? host: i am good. caller: you really do not have enough time for me to say what i think of president obama's eight years because i think he was absolutely fantastic. i feel sorry for him. had president obama had more help from congress, he could have done so much more. they did not help him. they did not want a black family in the white house. that is just the bottom line. you have a great day. obama years, a look back at the last eight years of the 44th president available online at nytimes.com. rob on the democrats line in boca raton, florida. are you better off today than you were eight years ago? caller: yes i am. and so are you, steve, by the way. i went on obamacare almost right away. self-employed. i was not eligible for any subsidy. thet the cadillac plan, best plan i could find on obamacare. around -- it is not cheap. around six and a $70 a month. -- around $670 a month. host: for just you? caller: it is ch

georgia that includes atlanta. it's one of the big six leaders that organized the launch in washington in 1963. he just couldn't attend the inauguration because he said it's something he feels is wrong and he says this is the first inauguration he will miss in three decades as a congressman. california representative along with at least one dozen other democratic leaders said they too will not attend the inauguration. >> thank you. will be leading our live coverage. loss be covering the women's march on washington the following day. >> he escaped a dangerous high speed chase in the east bay now the sheriff's office is asking for help in finding him. sheriff deputy say 22-year-old led them on a high speed chase last night on highway 80 near richman. he struck two cars during that chase sending both drivers to the hospital. a patrol car was also damaged during the chase. they found his car abandoned. >> scary moments for a brooklyn community when people were awakened early this morning by gunfire. they began in 1:30 this morning right next to san is pablo park. when they got to the scene they did

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washington, d.c. he just arrived at laguardia airport, headed to the capital for official festivities of the inauguration. just before leaving trump tower, the president-elect announced his final cabinet pick naming former georgia governor sonny purdue as his nominee for agriculture secretary. in washington vice president elect mike pence also just gave an update on the transition saying he is pleased to say the transition team is finishing its work under budget and that tomorrow will be, quote, a humbling and moving day. for more, peter alexander joins us live now from trump tower. peter, take us through certainly the next hour and a half for the president, his travels and what we can expect to see throughout the day for him. >> tamron, good morning to you. donald trump alongside his wife, the soon to be first lady of the united states, melania trump, arriving at laguardia where they will fly on board a military plane to joint base andrews. while president-elect has been shuttling to d.c. and back over the course of the last several nights, tonight he will stay in washington where tomorrow he will wake up to take the oath of office and move in to the white house after becoming the president of the united state

georgia congressman john lewis is considered a civil rights icon. he helped organize the march on washington with dr. martin luther king jr. in 1963. lewis has said he will not be attending friday's inauguration. 15 fellow democrats have also decided not to attend. that includes east bay congressman mark desaulnier. >> i think john is right. there are serious questions, unlike any other presidential election in the history of this country. >> reporter: minority leader nancy pelosi joined a bipartisan chorus of officials who voiced support for john lewis, tweeting ahead of martin luther king day 2017, let us remember that have tried to silence representative john lewis over the years, all have failed. the president-elect's transition team has reached out to the african-american museum in washington, d.c. for a possible visit on mlk day but those plans have not yet been finalized. live in the newsroom, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> dan ashley will be in washington, d.c. on thursday and friday with live reports on president-elect trump's inauguration. >>> an editor for the website breitb

georgia. if you head to bwi for early morning flight traffic on 95 as well as baltimore washington parkway looking great and problem free he 270 and i've seen denser fog there and i noticed fog when i drove into work northwest this morning, please use caution in the district as well. if you skip the roads and take metro their service kicks in at 5. no delays. any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter and i will say maureen i love your dress back to you maureen and wisdom. >> thank you appreciate that. let's bring you up to speed on more news this morning this man has been sinceing miss mid december john donnaho is his name and there's surveillance that surface of a woman using his credit card. police made arrest. they got one step closer to finding what happened to him. finding out what happened to him. "fox5" melan in bethesda this morning with more on the story. mel. >> reporter: good morning, and police did make that arrest and they're not releasing the woman's name. obviously they have a lot of questions for her and they're hoping to get information as to how she got those credit cards and one thing

georgia congressman john lewis is considered a civil rights icon. he helped organize the march on washington with dr. martin luther king jr. in 1963. lewis has said he will not be attending friday's inauguration. 15 fellow democrats have also decided not to attend. that includes east bay congressman mark desaulnier. >> i think john is right. there are serious questions, unlike any other presidential election in the history of this country. >> reporter: minority leader nancy pelosi joined a bipartisan chorus of officials who voiced support for john lewis, tweeting ahead of martin luther king day 2017, let us remember that have tried to silence representative john lewis over the years, all have failed. the president-elect's transition team has reached out to the african-american museum in washington, d.c. for a possible visit on mlk day but those plans have not yet been finalized. live in the newsroom, i'm sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> dan ashley will be in washington, d.c. on thursday and friday with live reports on president-elect trump's inauguration. >>> an editor for the website breitb

tenemos a una niña de georgia con un apetito voraz a los libros la pequeña comenzó a leer a los dos años y medio >> este récord la llevó a visitar la biblioteca del congreso de washingtonsorarlo legalmente y defender al estado, de lo que pase en washington. durante el gobierno de trump, ya que lo consideran una amenaza extraordinaria los intereses de california. los

president-elect met with the son of martin luther feud with georgia congressman john lewis continues to simmer. stephanie ramos reports from washington. stephanie: today at trump tower in new york city, donald trump making an appearance in the lobby after the meeting with martin luther king iii. king saying he and trump had a constructive meeting discussing voter right and voter i.d.'s. >> it's clear that the system is it not working to the maximum. through an op ed we provided solutions begin to address a broken voting system. stephanie: when asked whether he was offended about trump's twitter rampage against congressman lewis? >> in the heat of emotion a lot of things are said on both sides. i think that at some point the goal is to bring america stephanie: days ago lewis called trump inlegitimate president. >> i think the russians participated and helping this man get elected. stephanie: trump fired back saying he was all talk, talk, talk, no action. lewis is a civil rights leader who was known in the marches in the 1960's, fighting for civil rights alongside martin luther king jr. today, lewis making his appearance since the dust

georgia congressman john lewis. abc's stephanie ramos is live in washington, d.c. tonight with more on that story.>> reporter: rick, you said it on this martin luther king, jr. day, the son of the civil rights leader saying he is a bridge builder working to bring america together and he said that just moments after meeting with president-elect trump. today at trump tower in new york city, president-elect donald trump making an appearance in the lobby after his meeting with martin luther king, iii king saying he and trump had a meeting discussing voting rights and voter id. >> it's clear the system is not working at its maximum. during an op-ed that you splay seen we've provided at least eight solutions to begin to address a broken voting system. >> reporter: when asked whether he was offended by trump's twitter ra rampage against john lewis. >> i think that at some point i am as john lewis and many others a bridge builder. the goal is to bring america >> reporter: it was a few days ago when lewis took the spotlight by calling trump an illegitimate president. >> i think the russians participated in

georgia. he marched with martin luther king in the '60s. spoke of that march in washington as they both fought for equal rights for african-americans. the president-elect attacked lewis saying he was, quote, unquote, all tack and no action. this after the georgia congressman said that trump's presidency was not legitimate, and that the russians helped trump win. here is martin luther king iii just moments ago from trump tower. >> let me briefly not just reiterate but state that we did have a very constructive meeting. the seminole right of the modern civil rights movement was the right to vote. my father fought so diligently for it. certainly congressman john lewis and many others, jose williams, fought for it as well. it is very clear that the system is not working at its maximum. and through an op ed that you may have seen, we provided at least a solution to begin to address a broken voting system. that was the dialogue, most of the dialogue that we talked about constructively. we believe we provided a solution that at least will give everyone an id. >> do you know if con

signed the constitution in november 1789, and were then cleared by washington to come see the southern states. carolinas,ginia, the and georgiaprogram hereentire on american history tv, only on sees and three. -- c-span3. >> coming up next on american history tv, rush loving, jr. talks about the rise and fall of the railroad industry. he is the author of "the well-dressed hobo: the many wondrous adventures of a man who loves trains." mr. loving is the former editor of "fortune," and former business editor of the "richmond times-dispatch." in this event, hosted by the virginia historical society, he errors -- shares anecdotes from his experience covering american railroads since the 1960's. this is just under an hour. [applause] mr. loving: todd, that was very gracious of you. thank you very much. being a journalist in my day, we were all trained rigorously to be fair, to be balanced in our reporting, to be accurate, and always to be thorough, and that was great. that last item proved to be very important, because i got a lot of good stories just because i was thorough and asked the extra question, or looked into the extra fac

georgia. we have a cold day out there. 25 in winchester. 32 in quantico. 31 degrees right now, 29 at washington dulles. temperatures will climb a we plan into motion now, still a few snow showers. coming across the mountain, i doubt that will make it into our area. the new area of moisture will be consolidating as it moves out of the gulf of mexico, a storm center off the coast of north carolina, intensifying out of the outer banks, cape hatteras area. in that process, the combination of cold air and abundant moisture will make for a sizable snowstorm. the question is, what effect will it have on us? if this exact track holds, what we think will happen is we will have some light snow through the morning. d.c. meant to area to the east and south. farther south, st. mary's county and lower, you will get a little more action. this is 2:00 in the morning. by 5:00 in the morning, moderate to heavy snow in the south. what is important about the track is that if this thing moves one way or the other, it will affect the accumulation. this is after noon with a line of snow just to the east, above the ma

washington, d.c. >> bill: he's not even going. he staying in georgia. >> he is throwing a ted, a pan drum. divisiveness. >> bill: i respect protest, as you know. if they want to protest peacefully, i have no beef with it. you are right, everybody is right. this is about the peaceful transference of power, not about personalities. gentlemen, thanks very much. we appreciate it. "the factor," "tip of the day," another example of unfair behavior by the crazy left. if we need another example. this one, he will be interested in. "the tip" moments away, as "the factor" continues all across the usa, all around the world. ♪ z282uz zwtz y282uy ywty >> bill: back to "tip of the day," how you can fight back against unfair behavior in a moment. washington, d.c., what a fantastic story about the talladega college marching band. it's tremendous that these kids will be part of this transition of peaceful power. about $60,000 raised so far. the gulf on the account is amazing. i didn't do it, robert, the folks did it. i am a messenger. they become hateful when they lose. i disagree, john. the reason that pr

georgia. leader of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. get more on this tonight from kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: on the move in washington, d.c. >>> hundreds march for civil rights to remember doctor martin luther king and to challenge the incoming trump administration. while in new york, more protests. today, the protest of one legendary civil rights figure, democratic congressman john lewis provoked the president elect. >> i think the russians participated and helped this man get elected. >> lewis went further, a striking statement from a senior elected official. >> i don't see this president elect as a legitimate president. >> you do not consider him a legitimate president. >> no. >> trump fired back on twitter. that lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district. in the atlanta area the trump labeled in horrible shape and falling apart, but trump also accused lewis of being all talk, talk, talk. no action. a charge that seemed to ignore lewis's history, beaten and jailed in the struggle for civil rights. that irony caught fire on twitter. nebraska republican ben sass wrote, john lewis and his talk, have changed the wor

washington," on your side. jummy: dramatic -- cam video shows an ambush on a georgia deputy, shot while responding to a call from a father worried about his son's mental health. this is the "gma first look." say they haveice a suspect in custody after a dramatic shootout with a deputy. >> i do not know if the deputy was shot or not. i am scared. >> this is the v he arrived at a house after a father called police, reporting his 28-year-old son was having a mental health episode. this is where matthew edmonson fires two shots at the park patrol car. he runs for safety with edmonson close behind. he jumps over the gate. at then see the suspect fire the deputy, and he fires back. as edmonson retreats. both men were injured but will survive. we will have more on the shootout coming up at 7:00 a.m.. with your "gma first look," i am dianne msmacedo. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet

washington, d.c. >> bill: he's not even going. he's staying in georgia. >> he is throwing a fit, a tantrum.and divisiveness. >> bill: i think everybody --y i respect protests, as you know. if they want to protest peacefully, i have no beef with it. you are right, everybody is right. this is about the peaceful transference of power, not about personalities. gentlemen, thanks very much. we appreciate it. "the factor," "tip of there day" another example of unfair behavior by the crazy left. as if we need another example. this one, you will be interested in. "the tip" moments away, as "the factor" continues all across the usa, all around the world. ♪ as making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. like bundling home and auto coverage, which reduces redney. tape, which saves money. when they save, you save. that's home and auto insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. >> bill: back to "tip of the day," how

georgia in 1864, 65 and 66. after the war, he moves to washington, goes to law school at george washington where i teach and thenr the war he gets a job as a u.s. attorney in of all places jackson, mississippi and in jackson, mississippi he -- his job is primarily to prosecute bootleggers and klansmen and here you have fÉlix, up until 14862 was clearly not the person who would seem to have much sympathy for african americans now becoming a prosecutor of those who pursuited -- persecuted them. i thought that was a great story. >> the book also made me realize that a personal hero of mine was whitman. some of my students here in the room, one of the things that i like to do on the first day of class, i like to take them to staten island ferry. so great celebrator of diversity of the humanity of new york of all things new york, but in 1842, the first thing whitman was anticatholic and antiirish and there's much discretion about election violence now who knows what will happen during the election, you have passage of the book on election day in the war, municipal election in new york each attempted to prevent suppor

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washington, d.c. over president elect donald trump's tweet bashing the congressman of georgia. >> he must not even know what it is feeling like. he is a moral leader, a breaking humanitarian and civil rights leader. he is not just about talk and represents the district, helped cast the voting rights act. he is a significant legislature. so donald trump has no clue, i guess. it is a disgrace he really took them on the way he did, not very presidential if you ask me. >> lee says he is boycotting because of his comments. he took to twitter calling the civil rights icon all talk, no actions after lewis said trump was not a legitimate president. >>> well now to the transition of power in washington where the controversy is brewing on another front. it comes as questions continue to swirl over president elect trump's relationship with russia president vladimir putin. the cia director telling fox news sunday he hopes the united states relations with moscow improve, but that the new administration should not let their guard down. kristin fisher with more from the nation's capital. >> reporter: the outgoing cia

are taking your calls as we are showing you that article from "the washington times," talking about the cbo report. dave is on georgia on the line for those who get insurance through the affordable care act. caller: good morning and thank you for c-span. for clarification purposes, i'm retired and am on medicare. i'm speaking on behalf of my son who saw his premiums go up 500% as an unemployed person. now let's get real. the numbers should be like this. before 42% tax on every dollar made pays for universal health care. that's how other countries have attempted it. they are used to $.42 of their dollars been taken away. i really appreciate the cbo report and i appreciate capretta's explanation of the realities of it. what i see is too much. we could say let it go and explode on itself and it will implode. nevertheless i think we have wiser people in congress. they know that's not the way to go. that will leave virtually everybody either taxed to where they cannot have any money themselves or they want have any health care at all. i think tom price had just a little bit of tweaking in his plan. i'm sick of hearing dem

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ward out of washington this morning, donald trump has completed his cabinet picks, the nomination of a former georgiato serve as agricultural secretary. he has no ties to the poultry company purdue farms. mr. trump will do no more foreign deals while he's present, but now plans to expand his golf course near aberdeen scotland. expansion isn't a new deal, the lawyers who specialize in government ethics aren't convinced. an ice storm is causing havoc in parts of the northwest. it shut down major highways in oregon and washington state. paralyzed towns along the columbia river are gorged with up to 2 inches of ice. rising temperatures in portland are raising the danger of flooding after the largest snowstorm in years. mudslides are also a major threat. word out of italy this morning. heavy snowfall and a series of earthquakes have triggered a deadly avalanche. a small mountain hotel was buried in snow, no further details are available at this hour, of course will work on getting more for you as they come in. for now, i am jackie ibanez, back to "red eye" ." ♪ >> tom: remember when it was just the far ri

of the beltway 95 to georgia about a ten-minute delay and southern maryland we do have inbound delays picked up five at the 301 split from brandywine into clinton and fort washingtonw as well and prince george's county in the inner loop. same story, rosslyn on the key bridge and 395, the bridge now it's from south of the mixing bowl to the pentagon area. we'll keep you updated. and maureen and steve back to you. >>> three days until inauguration and a growing list of performers dropping out of the festivities >> last person to walk on the moon died. next reaction pouring in as we remember a former astronaut. onau un-stop right there! i'm about to pop a cap of “mmm fresh” in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for weeks! >>> trending on the web, first up the last man to walk on the moon died. he passed away yesterday surrounded by his family. he spent three days on the moon in december of 1972, cernan also traced the initials of his 9-year-old daughter into the dust of the lunar surface. >>> a tribute band known as the b street band

trump is continuing to call out georgia congressman john lewis, because he said he didn't think mr. trump was a legitimate president. as it turns out, washington post interviewed a purpose said lewisskipped the 2001 inauguration of president bush about. and so the president-elect said he was lying this time. >> big day indeed. looks like the rain let up in new york city just now. >> reporter: it did but we are ready. >> a good reporter always is. the president-elect comes to office with low expectation. one poll puts unfavorable numbers at 54 percent. mr. trump said the same people who did the phony election polls are doing phony approval polls. one things voters feel better with trump. the economy. 61 percent believe he will do a good job with the nation's economy. we'll bring in former clinton campaign advisor and matt slap. matt, what do you make of the numbers? the president-elect hinted they were rigged and unfavorable numbers at 54 percent ahead of inauguration day? >> i would definitely discount the numbers. one phenomenon that donald trump brought to politics. it is hard for traditional polling to capture the support he has around the