we have dense fog mainly just west and north of the metra area. location until 11:00 this morning. visibility is under an dr temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. rain timing when it arrives and when it leaves coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check with you then. >> we showed you images of the protesters. we wanted to get assessment of the district. >> with us city administrator. the riots and disruption we saw. we know it's a small portion. you're thoughts. >> the district is honored to play host every four years to the presidential inauguration to facilitate peaceful transfer of power. our responsibility is to allow the people who want to see it do so safely and securely and those who want to protest, protests. we cannot have individuals break the law. so we have no tolerance for that whatsoever. so we wanted to make sure as we dealt with that issue that we responded appropriately. that resulted in 217 arrested department. >> do you think law enforcement respond in the way you were hoping and they were talking about grenade. >> i do think the men and women exercised great jud

and metra staff says close to half a million people hopped on a train to head to the capital and the crowds topping the numbers of those on inauguration day, and the marchers say this was just the beginning. >> thank you, stephanie. >>> president trump took to twitter in the past hour to respond to the women's marches, and he tweeted watched protest yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. yesterday mr. trump was busy on his first full day in the white house? he attended a prayer service at washington national cathedral in the morning before paying a visit to the cia. reporter jim acosta shows he offered an olive branch to the intelligence community. >> it was down to business for president trump as he faced the same intelligence community he accused of leaking damaging information about him. >> there's nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> instead of focusing on the previous attacks by trump, but instead he took swipes at the news media. >> we ha

but four times as many chartered buses and 50% more metra riders came saturday than friday. contrast was unreal out of the two events we saw two americas. >> some conflicting reports following both events about the numbers and the data showing what you mentioned in terms of ridership, a higher number yesterday. you didn't have to read what people were holding on the signs to see the differences in the crowd. we are talking about more racial diversity of the crowd yesterday and more women in the march yesterday, of course. can you summarize concerns for the groups? >> no doubt about it. a summary will leave some of the issues out. the most consistent messages focused on the following claims that president trump and congress would harm women and all americans by promoting policies harmful to women's reproductive rights. policies that would set back minority voting rights. policies that would discriminate against immigrants. the marchers believe all of the human rights issues are now jeopardized by the new trump administration. >> so much of this was washington centric. we saw