kristine frazao joins us live from outside to explain. kristine: capitol hill again overtaken by marchers. thousands of people took buses from all over the country to be here today. this is the 43rd year for the march. a lot of people said something felt different. that the atmosphere may be right to get big things accomplish thousands marched. for some it's the second time this month. >> this is much cause. no matter who is in power it is important to march. with a republican in the white house, lawmakers believe now is the time to get something done in the cause. >> it's changed a lot. so have president trump who is willing to stand up for those who can't protect themselves. kristine: he is vowing to ban money to organizations that support abortion abroad. a bill house democrats said is unnecessary. >> there has not been taxpayer >> they have introduced seven abortion bills this month and given the status the democrats look to the senate to provide a check on those. >> thee will have a tough time to get something through the senate that

kristine frazao looks at if he will change washington or washington will change him. kristine: two days after winning the election -- >> i have great respect. >> but since then where little has seemed to change. >> i can be more presidential than anybody. >> from the given august ral address that -- inaugural address that put the blame on washington -- >> for too rewards of government while the people born the cost. >> to the twitter account erupting with the explosive tweets before and after becoming president. >> he has been a swashbuckling showboat businessman. he appears to say and tweet exactly what is on his mind. >> so far trump has changed washington far more than it changed him. >> trump changed the republican party from free market free trade to oriented to nationallism and protectionism. kristine: but many believe it won't last forever when it comes to matters like foreign policy. >> washington will block a lot of what trump wants to do. i'm skeptical it will change trump. it will just frustrate him. >> how he channels the future deciding factor if he can ca

kristine frazao takes a look at what the pick could mean for u.s. law. president trump: we have outstanding candidates. we will pick a truly great supreme court justice. kristine: president trump says his decision has been made. and with the new justice, some lawmakers on capitol hill and anticipate new laws are imminent. perhaps even a new look at roe v. wade. >> we can always be optimistic, those of us in the pro life movement that it happens. kristine: some democrats are concerned. >> the right to make reproductive decisions has been preserved between a woman and her physic law of the land. >> but many legal experts like russell wheeler from the brookings institution in washington say major changes are unlikely. at least for now. >> the conventional wisdom is this will just restore the status quo it was before justice scalia died. that sets up a big fight if and when one of the justices on the other side leaves active service. >> if that happens while trump is president and the republicans hold majority, it could tip the balance from 6-3 or 7-2 which c

jonathan: kristine frazao is live now with a closer look. it will be interesting to see what he has to say tonight. kristine: a lot of people anticipating this. this is interesting to look at chicago. a recent look at the fiscal health of 115 cities aroun ranked dead last. the state of illinois one of the few states around the country to have a shrinking economy in 2015. chicago's credit rating downgraded. this is to say nothing of the crime. which is by any measure out of control. through one lens it's a booming city. picturesque skyline, high end shopping district and constant construction. but literally just across the tracks is the only chicago so many others know. >> there are a lot of single mothers that have to work. people are left at home for the streets to raise them. >> the streets last year saw a spike in murder. more than new york and los angeles combined with 762 in one year. dean angelo president of the chicago fraternal order of police blames increase mandates for paperwork. cell phone video showing part of the poli lack of su

national correspondent kristine frazao is in chicago with more. thousands waited in line in chicago this weekend for a line in chicago this weekend for a ticket to president obama's farewell address. those tickets, now selling for close to five thousand dollars on e-bay and craigslist. the tickets were free on first-come, first serve basis. you can watch the speech here on abc-7 at nine tonight, and streaming online at wjla dot com. a new administration is heading to d-c.. and along for the ride..their pets of course! vice president-elect mike pence brought along his pet bunny and two cats. yes--he has a pet named after late actor marlo brando. the family's two cats are named oreo and pickle. the pence's also have a pet snake! coming up at six - a deadly crash overnight.. suzanne live tease fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can d