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mr. president. here's toby keith. ♪ ♪ make made in america. ♪ ♪ made in america ♪ ♪ made in america . ♪ we have felt swift sword ♪ >> that was part of the fireworks display tonight. donald trump spoke to the crowd there and we expect that to be his last public appearance before tomorrow's big event. >> i alluded to this a moment ago. what if you could talk to the president directly? what would you say? >> nbc news wants to give americans just that chance. they're asking people to write a letter starting with dear president. take a look. >> we had the single greatest victory. >> dear mr. president. >> we won. >> dear 34r6r789 president. >> the bottom line is we won. >> anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detaped. >> i think that you are going to do immigration reform which a lot of people are behind. >> i think we should focus on how to make our immigrant community safe and welcome in this country. >> it was terrible when you said things about hispanics and mexicans coming over the border being rapist. >> they're ripping off this country. >> putin is not to be trusted. you were willing to

that is why i offered all of those reforms to the dnc itself. >> thank you, keith? mr. buckley: since i thought was making appointments, i haven't given any thought to it. sure. rep. ellison: no, i don't have any specific people picked out. get us away from that kind of thing. i think we ought to have people who are interested identify themselves and i think we ought to be a diverse group of people differentpresent all sides of the debate. i think the democratic party should be democratic. say, and i just want to that i just want to say, one of the most important things we can do for ourselves as the democratic party, is not just to be fair, because we have to do that, but also to appear to be fair and set up transparencies so that everybody knows what is going on, how folks are chosen. they had a shot, we cannot guarantee you will get in there, but you are to be able to -- you ought to be able to like.ipate if you i think that this is definitely a real reform that we have to make. transparency, sensibility and inclusion. mr. harrison: i also thought that donna was maki

mr. trump with the latest keith ellison. i will not celebrate a person who preaches divide. reverend al sharpton saying this. >> i think that there's no question that the process was no legitimate. when you look at the not evidence from the intelligence agencies that there was the influence from the russians. clearly the process has serious questions about it. >> despite the growing list and criticism, kellyanne conway says she hopes they will reconsider. >> we hope that the democratic of congress reconsider. they are certainly welcome to the inauguration. governor pence, he went to president obama's inauguration. maybe he was previewing the platform for himself but he went to show respect. >> and we will be watching later to see if president-elect trump responds on twitter. we don't know for sure he will, but he just might. clayton: quite a good chance specially when the sun comes up. heather: great to have you with us. clayton: where is the peaceful transfer of power. fox news contributor saying this unprecedented. >> i can say that in my time covering washington which goe

both will attend that make america great again concert and will feature artists including toby keith and there mr. trump is set to give remarks as well. as a will be closed until 6:00 this evening. the lincoln memorial, the d.c. war memorial, the korean war memorial and the world war ii memorial as well. mr. trump will spend the night at blair house and this morning there will bow a voices of the people concert at the lincoln memorial site as well. >> thank you. rng >>> today you will have limited access to union station. as you can see here a media staging area already set up at a building across the street from union station. you can enter the station on first street, and h-street if you need catch amtrak, bus or metro. at 2:00 p.m., the food court and other restaurants will close as at union station are just the beginning. the secret service sent us this map. everything in red will be off limits by tomorrow morning. today there's big road closures. >> live in gorge town with the closures that just went into effect. >> reporter: yeah, yeah and we're talking major roads here so this is going to

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trump taking it all in at the lincoln memorial, there were performances by toby keith, and lee greenwood. mr. trump eventually making his way to the stage, addressing his supporters for the first time since arriving in washington, d.c., earlier today, and for the last time, as a private citizen. >> so this journey began 18 months ago. i had something to do with it, but you had much more to do with it than i did. i'm the messenger. >> reporter: the pre-inaugural party capping off a full day of events for the president-elect, including a re playing ceremony -- wreath layering ceremony, joined by mike pence and the family. and later, before being sworn in as president, mr. trump speaking off the cuff deciding to show his lighter side. >> if it really pours that's okay, because people will realize it's my real hair, and that's okay. that's okay. >> reporter: so a little bit of lefty from the president-elect. the president-elect for the next 11 and a half hours or so anyway, but not everyone is laughing. not the majority, but a lot of house democrats say they will boycott tomorrow's inauguration.

mr. trump will deliver remarks at that concert. concert features toby keith, lee greenwood ape jennifer holidays. >>> there are senate confirmation hearingses for former texas governor rick perry and wall street investor steve man chin. and sources tell thaws cbs news that trump will nominate former georgia governor, sunny purdue to lead agricultural department. >>> 300 local students will take to the streets of the center city their rally is inspired by a march that took place right before the inauguration of the another president, over a century ago. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at eakins oval to tell us what it is all about, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. this how much is meant to raise awareness for and advocate for passage of the equal rights amendment, some 300 students as you mentioned from more than a dozen different schools and organizations all across the delaware valley will come out here today and make their way from city hall to eakins oval this afternoon in support of women's rights. take a look

thememo national mall.na the future first family watched as lee greenwood, toby keith anh other performers took the stage. mr. trim told the crowd he was looking forward to to.g fo on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman.wo well, you're not forgotten anymore, that i can tell you. but i will see you tomorrow andd i'm going to be cheering you on. you're going to be cheering me on, but i'm going to be cheerine you on because what we've donewv is so special. our team coverage of the 58th presidential inauguration begins with sarah simmons live tonighte in chinatown. >>reporter: we're at ninth andt f right now and it has been very active down in the chinatown area. there's still a lot of even more than this earlier. they've got some of the roadsds already closed down as we mentioned. ninth street is closed toet traffic so i that's creating a traffic jamb down here. also just earlier a lot of people out here.le some peopl oe going to the national portrait gallery for the south carolina presidential inaugeral ball and then) folks for inauguration, tourists from all over the country who

mr. speaker. recently in sacramento, california, uber driver keith aviellea picked up two passengers, they were two women and what looked like to be a very young girl about 12 years of age. the ride would be short. the total fare was only $8. the young girl sitting in the front seat with him was dressed inappropriately in such a short skirt. here's what he said about her. you could see all of her legs and it struck me as odd because she was so very young. what happened next was even more disturbing to him. one of the women passengers in the vehicle said to the young girl in a controlling coaching voice, first thing you do, you ask this question -- do you have any weapons? when you're hugging him just ask, do you have any weapons? pat him down. pat him down while you're hugging on him. get the money first. before you start touching him go in there, get the money first. avila, father himself, knew something was not right about that conversation. the two older women talking to a girl inappropriately dressed to a hotel talking about exchanging money did not make sense to him. this had the hallmark of s

mr. trump's three official inaugural balls friday night. toby keith, 3 doors down and lee greenwood will headline an inaugural concert thursday night. however, broadway star jennifer holliday backed out this weekend. telling her fans, one of the main reasons she pulled out was a backlash from the lgbtq community. the talladega college great tornado marching band isn't bowing to pressure to back out. the band, from an historically black college in alabama, is raising money to join 40 other groups in friday's parade. law enforcement expects about 900,000 spectators at the inauguration ceremony. 99 groups have permits to rally for and against the new president. but elaine, the largest demonstration could come the day after the inauguration when "the women's march on washington" occurs on saturday. >> jamie yuccas, thank you. >>> president-elect trump spent the weekend in new york. it's his final weekend as a civilian, at least for the next four years. errol barnett has more from washington. >> donald trump won by a landslide. the american people spoke de

shareholders in the retailer are voting today on the reappointment of chairman keith hellawell. mry asked to stay on by the company's founder, mike ashley. now, some are calling for his removal. paul lee, head of corporate governance at aberdeen asset management. for those who have not been following the story, sports direct had its agm last september. the majority of independent shareholders said, we don't want you any more, but mike ashley said he is staying. under certain rules, they have got to have today's vote. and this is likely to be a rubber—stamp to seriously get rid of that chairman, isn't it? we absolutely already know the result of the meeting although it has not been announced, that keith hellawell will have been re—elected. he has the support of mike ashley and mike has more than 50% of the votes and therefore he will have been re—elected. but it's not really so much about the re—election, it is about delivering the change that the company has promised over the next eight months before the next agm. so you are going to say mike ashley is going to going to say mike as

mr. trump made during the campaign. joining us now to discuss it, democratic congressman keith ellison of minnesota, a candidate for the . good morning, congressman. >> good morning. >> so you didn't like tpp. are you pleased with how swiftly mr. trump moved on it? >> i'm pleased that the american people over the course of years raised up the problems with tpp and i'm glad that their voices got heard, even if it was by somebody who manipulated the issue for their own political advantage. at the end of the day, we need a new trade model that ends deferral which is a tax provision that allows companies to keep profits offshore and not bring them back into the country. we need a trade policy that invests in american jobs and put american workers first. so that's really where we have to go from here. >> but these are the things that president trump is saying. why don't you give him credit for ending tpp? >> you know, i give him credit for being a reader of the political tea leaves. but look what else he did. he also re-established the global gag rule which is something very bad. one of the leading causes of poverty for wome

keith. the president-elect walking out stopping to salute the lincoln statue before descending down the stairs with mrs. trump to watch the show. >>> rain is in forecast for washington dmt c. today. but at the black tie, the dinner for donors last night, trump said he was ready for the weather. >> tomorrow we have a speech, possibly around 12:00, it may rain, it may not rain, i don't care. it doesn't matter. i mean, the truth is, if it really pours, that's okay, because people will realize it's my real hair. and that's okay. that's oak. might be a mess. but they are going to see that it's my real hair. >> some humor there. nearly 70 members of congress will sit out the inauguration and protests are already underway. things got a bit out of hand in washington yesterday. in fact, this was the scene outside the national press club. the officials say one person was arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit an assault. we are told the search continues for two other people. >>> meanwhile in new york, it was several a-list celebrities leading the protest. robert de niro, michael moore and cher among the

lee greenwood, toby keith and three doors down performed at the concert which culminated with a huge fireworks display. mrp recounted his campaign against hillary clinton and how he overcame the polls, but he also hinted at trying to unify the country as president. >> i'm the messenger. i'm just the messenger. on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. you're not forgotten anymore. that i can tell you. but we're going to make america great for all of our people, everybody. everybody throughout our country. >> tomorrow morning after church services mr. trump will have coffee at the white house with president obama and then both men will ride to the capital g chris lawrence. >> chris, thank you. >>> well, despite the protests, there is still plenty of glitz and glam all over washington tonight. >> the inaugural balls are under way already. one of them at the new museum of african-american history and culture on the national mall. >> news 4's kristen wright is there and got a chance to talk to a few people on the red carpet. >> reporter: it was a lot of fun and you know the ball i

keith. and then at 7:00 p.m. apply the dinner at union station for mr. trump and pence. the lincoln memorial, d.c., korean war, veteran's memorial and the world war poim poem 2 are going to be closed until 6:00 tonight. we are plaza. >>> and we've been warning you about road closures. >> back in first traffic. >>> inauguration closers. the ones that start todayality 7:00 forewoman maybe you know. we're going to give you the rectangle around that area. just stay away from the section and you'll be just fine. between 2nd and 23rd. second street between k street northeast and e street snooes. i know this a lot, guys. 23rd street between k and independence avenue. if it you can avoid that big raek tangle. >>> thank you. tistricate this feekd, exte-- t closed all nonemergency lane closures through saturday. and hov lanes on i 395 will close. hov restrictions will be lifted on i 66 and i niev prrm shoubd express lanes are pex eded to bowen by noon. they include pentagon, the smithsonian, federal triangle and archives. metro will open from 4:00 a.m. to midnight. frrls we're wor

keith, and three doors down. trump's favorite included greenwood's "god bless the u.s.a." those on the internet made a gift of mr. trump's every move as he sang and swayed through the performances. >>> an irish betting website is taking wages on all things trump, visits to paddy powers.com, make be america great again has best odds. the apprentice catch phrase you're fired. >> ivanka trump is talking about her role in her father's administration. let's go live to washington, d.c., they are expecting rain, we just found out from the parks service, you can take a collapsable umbrella if you need them, we'll have more on the inauguration when "action news" comes right back. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [car horns] [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. january 20th, the inauguration. >> storm tracker 6 live is tracking rain, it could have an impact on the inaugur

last night's concert headliners included 3 doors down, toby keith, lee greenwood, and the piano guys. this is donald trump. mr. trump: we knew that something special was happening. and i can only tell you this -- the polls started going up, up, up, but they did not want to give us credit because they forgot about a lot of us. on the campaign i called it the forgotten man in the forgotten woman. well, you're not forgotten anymore. amy: also on thursday night, donald trump spoke at a pre-inauguration donor dinner, where he called his campaign manager kellyanne conway, whom -- up to the stage and called her "baby" and "my kellyanne." trump to i see my kellyanne. oh, kellyanne. come here. come here, kellyanne. get up here. come here, kellyanne. she has been so great. wow. so there is no den she will not go into. when my men are petrified to go on to a certain network, i say, kellyanne, would you do it? absolutely, no problem. she gets on and just destroys them. thank you, baby. thank you. amy: that is donald trump speaking to his campaign manager kellyanne conway, who he recently named to the position of counselo

mr. bo jingles, songs like, that so i can't do -- i'm doing something, the standard keith swift songs, imy love to you, don't stop your love. the nobody's, the twisted, but i'm also adding something extra. little extra. you know, because i am from new york. >> right. >> you know, you have to make it more broadway, do it more theatrical. >> he even sounds sexy, right? >> the man is sexy. are you married? >> no. >> oh, well now. >> i'm good. i'm good. >> all right. >> i'm good. you know, i'm good. >> here too. >> so, you know, sometimes, though, when a woman breaks my heart, i think, i play some of your songs. >> my music when they break your heart? >> yes, sometimes when i got to be strong. >> because you did me wrong ♪ ♪ >> i love it. >> you know, people are so excited you're in philly. i've been getting tweets, alex being check out my keith sweat tribute. do people try and i am tate you all the time? >> all, all the time. i don't understand. i don't understand. >> well, you won't understanded this either, because alex and i tried to imitate you once. listen to this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i

keith, unfair and unjust negativity. you know what, you can be critical of mr. netanyahu and not be an anti-semite.eople who try to conflate those are doing something i think is unacceptable. >> do you imagine working with a president trump on anything outside of infrastructure? >> i think there are issues. i just mentioned one issue. trump campaigned very hard, very importan part of his campaign was the understanding that millions of people in this country have lost decent paying jobs because of disastrous trade agreements. we need new trade policies. we need to tell correspondepora america. invest in the united states. i would be delighted to work with mr. trump on policies that create good policies in this country. you raised infrastructure. huge issue. our infrastructure is collapsing. we can create millions of jobs rebuilding our roads and water systems. if trump comes up with an idea which does not include massive levels of privatization and huge tax breaks for corporations and the wealthy, we can work with him on that as well. >> senator bernie sanders, i'll leave it there. always interestin

a 55% stake in the company, unless he decides keith halliwell has to go, then he is probably staying onwards. the only difference that might be made is if mr too much opposition and he cannot do his job, he may decide to step down. he has already offered to resign but was persuaded by mike ashley to stay on but in the general meeting this year, if he loses the vote then, he would step down anyway but at the moment, it seems he will stay in his post. shareholders will show they are annoyed with the way that the company is being wrong but “ i’ui’i that the company is being wrong but —— run but really they do not have much influence. for the shareholders, you assume that it is incredibly frustrating because sports direct has so much going on and no good news none at all. for the past 18 months sports direct has been under pressure following media revelations about working conditions at its main warehouse in sharnbrook in derbyshire. mps took on board what was going on there and issued a scathing criticism of the company and said it had victorian style working conditions. now, mike ashley did say he would work on this and try and sort things o

keith jones, up next nbc nightly news next with lester holt. . >>> tonight, pomp, pageantry and protests, as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. president. >>> an historic transfer of power. a farewell to the obamas. and celebrations as crowds pack the parade route. dramatic split screen as police in riot gear clash with violent demonstrators nearby. teargas, flash-bangs, smashed windows and fires. tonight the new president's message to a deeply divided nation. an inaugural address like we've never heard before. his surprise salute to hillary clinton. >> i'd like you to stand up. >> and now, the

keith down. you are looking live in an office building here that has a large banner that says -- welcome mr. president. going on. some will celebrate, others will demonstrate, but thousands are expected. reporting live, john gonzalez. larry: anthony brown says he will not be attending the ceremony. the congressman says he made the decision after donald trump criticized john lewis. it was lewis who claimed the trump's presidency was not legitimate and the president-elect responded by saying that lewis, the civil rights leader who was beaten and nearly killed during civil rights, said that he was all talk and no action. jummy: happening later today we are looking ahead for more details on the women's march in washington. the sierra club is expected to announce its involvement in the march. adding to the hundreds of the streets this weekend to protest the trump presidency. the entire team of abc 7 reporters is on your side all week long, we will be with you every step of the way leading up to inauguration in what is guaranteed to be a pretty hectic weekend. stay with us. we will be checking in

mr. trump. holliday says her gay and black fans are protested vigorously on social media. here is who will perform, toby keith, 3 doors down, jon voigt and lee greenwood. >>> ll booen is ourjing the public to reconsider a boycott triggered by a $30,000 donation to a political organization backing president-elect donald trump. the issue came to light last week hen mr. trump sent a tweet urging people to visit the business. this week l.l. bean says the company is nonpartisan and does not endorse candidates. >> i never back down if i feel i'm right and i do feel they're bullies. hard core bullies on the west coast trying to control what we do, what we buy and sale in maine. >> linda bean is the granddaughter of the company's founder. >>> officials in a mississippi city say they did not mean to disrespect dr. martin luis e king jr. and are working to correct their mistake. it started with a social media post for the city of biloxi saying that operations would be closed on monday for greater americans day. the designation made back in 1985 gives the town a bad image >> we're being called racist. that is ghot the p

toby keith and i number of other performers will take the stage and others are gathering there. president-elect mr. trump expected to stop by and make remarks. we'll bring that live as soon as it happens. we have more coming up at 4:30, we have more stories surrounding the inauguration, the gifts and tokens and of those interesting memorabilia people are buying to mark the weekend in regards to trump's inauguration. live on top of course with the capitol behind us live in washington, d.c. >> all right thank you guys. we'll check back in later. this reminder, 6abc.com will have expanded and exclusive coverage of inauguration day tomorrow. we'll have several live video feeds from washington including the official events and protests. we'll post photos through the day and talk to people from the delaware valley that made the trip to d.c. watch this historic day at 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app you can download that from your app store. >>> in other news, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly encounter involving their officers. they say it all started when they received a call about an erra

mr. trump with the latest joining the boycott. keith the latest candidate to chair the dnc who tweeted this yesterday: i will not celebrate a man who preaches a politics of division and hate. i won't be attending donald trump's inauguration. and the voices criticizing the legitimacy of trump's election grows louder as well with reverend al sharpton saying this. >> i think that there's no question that the process that elected him was not legitimate. when you look at the now evidence from the intelligence agencies that there was the influence from the russians. clearly the process has he serious questions about it. >> but despite the growing list of boycotters and criticism about legitimacy, trump advisor kellyanne conway says she hopes they will reconsider. >> we hope that these democratic members of congress reconsider. they are certainly welcome to the inauguration. governor pence of indiana, who was the only republican governor to go, he went to president obama's inauguration. maybe he was previewing the platform for himself four yea

mr. perry testified last week that his confirmation hearing, we will have that later. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, pennsylvania republican congressman keith president trump's relationship with congressional republicans. in the house republican agenda. then connecticut democratic congressman jim himes joins us to talk about the democratic agenda for the new legislative session. be sure to rc spans washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on tuesday morning. during the discussion. >> republican senators bill cassidy and susan collins announced their plans to replace the affordable care act with what they are calling the patient freedom act. they contrasted their bill with the existing healthcare laws. this briefing is 30 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you all.i think we can start. susan and i and we are going to tr

mr. trump is expected to make me a few short remarks there andd thank supporters.pport the concert will feature toby ty keithn voight leeig lee greenwood three doors downd thre military bands an fireworks display. la then a later tonight 7:30 this3s evening actually, black tietie candlelight dinner at unionuno station for trump and pence too thank their campaign donors.doo. also last night, when thee president-elect was in town, his motorcade apparently madede an unscheduled stop at theduleda trump hot telth where he was greeted to cheers from his cheef guests there at the hotel ho bearing his name.name. he then flew back to new yorkack last night o tn his privateate plane, then later today he returns to washington to livelie duration of his presidency.sden. live at the lincoln memorial,olo i'm melanie alnwick fox5 localca news. >> all right, 5:04 is the timete and as many democrats say theyay aren't going to attend at president-elect donald trump's inauguration, one localgura democratic lawmaker saysti he will. maryland representative elijah e cummings says he'll attend.atte. maryland lawmakerrers anthonynt

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keith jones, up next nbc nightly news next with lester holt. . >>> tonight, pomp, pageantry and protests, as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. president. >>> an historic transfer of power. a farewell to the obamas. and celebrations as crowds pack the parade route. dramatic split screen as police in riot gear clash with violent demonstrators nearby. teargas, flash-bangs, smashed windows and fires. tonight the new president's message to a deeply divided nation. an inaugural address like we've never heard before. his surprise salute to hillary clinton. >> i'd like you to stand up. >> and now, the inaugural balls as the trumps take washington, occupying the white house and the work begins. we have every moment covered. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: the inauguration of donald trump. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight from washington. >> good evening on this historic night in washington, donald j. trump, the brash 70-year-old new york real estate titan turned reality tv star is now the 45th president of the united states. the oath of the office was administereded just after noon, marki

mr. comey for being " condescending to members." we are asking you what the key moments were in the confirmation hearings this week. democrats call 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence call 202-748-8002. keith calling from savannah, tennessee, on the republican line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call, what i thought in the hearings themselves, john lewis and cory booker, they are putting it all on a race side. donald trump will do what needs to be done and the people he chose will do what they are supposed to do. it is not a race issue, the way they did sessions is wrong and they should be ashamed. good man and is a john lewis and cory booker should be ashamed of themselves. they did something that should be proud of, they are wrong. presidentust like obama on his way out, they should be on their way out for what they did. president obama came in with no experience. donald trump is coming in with no experience in that field as a politician, but as a businessman and and an intelligent man, far greater knowledge and concept of what needs to be done. hey should be ashamed, picked the right people, go with it, get over it, democrats, you lost that tomorrow is another day. host:

attorney keith altman is a lawyer representing the family of someone killed in the paris attacks and three families of orlando victims suing the technology companies. mrve you with us this morning. i'd like to get to a few questions but is it your position these websites were the sole fuel that allowed these attacks to be carried out? that thank you for having me. my law firm, 1-800-law firm, we've been looking that the issue for a long time. i don't think you can point to one sole cause but we think this very much contributed to the events that took place and the reality is without social media, isis and some of these other groups would be 50 guys standing around a campfire ranting a raving and nothing more. >> when you say you want them held liable for their actions, what does accountability look like to you here? you don't want them shut down. do you want them shut down? >> no, of course not. i think social media is a very important place. but the point is that everybody in this country has to act responsibly and reasonably and we're asking companies to do the same things. they are aware the terrorist organizations use their sites as an instrument

mr. trauma system expected to t make a few short remarks andar thank supporters.thank the concert keith,display and 7:30 this evening he will head over tor t union station for a candlelightt dinner to thank pretty highy dollar donors there. the we know that he flew back to nee york last night he'll be comingn back to washington for all these festivities later today.ay. that's live on the lincolnln memorial.meal i'm melanie alnwick. a back to you guys.o u gu >> should be good weather forbee those events too. too don't miss our specialal inauguration coverage tomorrow. we are starting at 4:00 a.m. a.m because we know folks will be uu super early trying get down to d the mall. the mall fox5 will take you through thege entire day and of course we want you to be a part of it. be a rti if you are heading down for ther swearing in or the parade stay in touch with us on social media using the hash tag fox5 potus to share any photos or videos off what you're seeing.e s what you're experiencing and you can help others out as well asea we all get idea what theat t conditions are like and hownd crow

mr. trump's inaugural committee has announced the headlines for a welcome celebration concert. toby keith, three doors down and lee greenwood. it will be held thursday at the lincoln memorial and is open to the public. in a moment, we'll talk about it all with sean spicer, incoming press secretary. but first, kristen welker is at trump tower. good morning. you. just four days until the inauguration. president-elect donald trump is making waves again for mu comments about health care, the intelligence community and as you said, civil rights icon congressman john lewis. just days before his inauguration, president-elect donald trump is offering new details about a key campaign promise, repealing obamacare. the president-elect said he is close to unveiling his own health care proposal, to provide insurance for everybody. mr. trump refused to provide specifics, saying his plan would come in a simplify form, much better. the comments sure to rise eyebrows by democrats and republicans. this as mr. trump faces fallout over his clash with civil rights icon john lewis, who said this to nbc's chuck

mr. trump is expected to make me a short speech there and thanktk his supporters but i don'tbut it think he's going stay for theta tire event.t. the concert itself will feature toby keithn voight o lee greenwood three doors downoo as well as military bands rsanda a fireworks display.is then a private event 7:30 this evening. we've heard about this.e he it's candlelightar dinner for very wealthy donors that bothat president-elect trump and vicead president-elect pence willt-el attend and then we understandndr that they'll be staying at blair house tonight.. last night trump made aade pennsylvania avenue after those dinners, he was greetedwa by some applause fromse from supporters there.pportersre. he took his private plane back to new york last night york la t probably for his last night inin awhile at his home at trumptrup tower and then he makes his maks way back to washington thishingn morning for the duration offo his presidency.r thency. live on constitution avenue,on v i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local l news. >> mel, thank you very much. m >>> police officers fromliceffi around the country traveled to o the nation's capitol thishis week. week they'll help patrol the

keith fitzgerald is with us. what is your opinion here? is this a win, winning strategy for mr. trump? >> absolutely.re and this is why i think ceos are coming on board now and coming on board with that number is is they don't fear trumps so much. they do fear being as unpatriotic because that affects their brand and alters consumer behavior. they clearly want to tell that. get in line big. stuart: they are also responding to the possibility of strong growth in the future if mr. trumps taxcutting and deregulatory policies are put in place. they respond to that carried as much as mistake. >> i think that is absolutely spot on. stuart: the big name technology companies on the left-hand side of your screen. faced with done a little bit still upon 27. amazon is still at $810 per share. they are pretty far up there. come back in again please. you say that these big tech companies still have some momentum left in them they could still go higher. is that what you're saying? >> unlike a car, not to defend the cars here because they are talking about them, and there is utility you could bring. a technology co

mr. trump the main driving force of the market right now? based on the volatility we saw during the news conference. we'll talk about that in our closing bell exchange. meg green is with us. keith bliss. keith, it's clear headline risk. we had a pretty good rally going, within 35 points of the 20,000 level. and then it all went away during the news conference today. headline risk is still very much a part of this market right now, right? >> without question. you absolutely have to pay attention to what donald trump says either through his tweets or through his occasional press conference. you have to pay attention to what his cabinet appointees and designees and the undersecretaries are saying leading up to and after the inauguration. it will be the driving influence in the market. i think we'll get a little bit of a respite from that as we start to enter earnings seasons full swing on friday with the banks report and we'll get a breather from all the political nonsense and mum bo jumbo that's come with us the past year and focus on fundamentals. you're right, bill, it is the main driver. all industries are subject to his whims and what he may say, and nothing is safe. nothing

keith fitz will you buy any retailer unless that retailer has a big footprint in on-line selling. >> not in a million years, no way. stuart: short and sweet, not in a million years. mrtrump has gone after the car companies ap industrial companies. he's more or less stayed away from the big names in technology. i've got a question, is that going to change after the inauguration? by the way, look at that, amazon reached $800 per share as of right now. all of them are up except microsoft, down a fraction there. do you think mr. trump goes after them, when he's the president of the united states of america? >> i do. he'll go up to anybody, let's be honest, i think he's focused on the auto industry, yes, i do. stuart: he wants them to bring their money back it america and build phones and gadgets in america. liz: i don't think he's going after them. i think he's got bigger fish to fry in terms of job creation, moving jobs. silicon valley makes a lot of things and apps here, they don't require a lot of workers, but it's the car guys feeling it right now. stuart: on that subject, look at this. now, google, they have this division, i think they've spun it off, it's called w