tweeted it would be lit up in pink in solidarity with the women's march. we were in the thick of it earlier, and with all those people, san francisco police say it was peaceful with no arrests. the energy's been so good, and so kind, and so loving. it's like love wins. >> i care about women's rights, immigrant rights, i care about all of our right, and i want something to change. >> reporter: market street from civic center, frustrated. >> it was america great. was he reefing to the 1950s? it's now our time to stand up to those people. >> when i first saw that trump was going to be running for president, i said, this has got to be a joke. and now it's reality. it's still a joke! >> reporter: patricia started her day at the women's march, moving to oakland, and san francisco. >> we've covered a lot of ground. >> if they had it in sacramento, i would have done it, too. >> reporter: the march was peaceful, for the most part: man claimed to be and trump supporter. >> he ripped myopy gnat a dshaoiferneer- >> we came here to the women's march to express our feel

pink pink, what do we call mariah? >> her dad is so great.re i said you got to send somedom information about pink pink.ink. he's like i got to get it it together. she's my pink pink. pinpink it's so sweet. that daddy/daughter thing is amazing. have a super day. >> to send us your child's cld picture go fox5 d.c. and zen iti i in. pink pink we love your picture. >> um-hmm. >> keep singing.p g great stuff. keep walking. walking. >> two sides of pink pink.nk pk. >> obviously.usly you guys.s ly cold air air across the country. looking up into canada lots of >> you can't any m winds.s. >> really? >> yeah. >> that famous old red wood. >> yeah. big storm out west.t. unfortunately big icing in portland, oregon., ore lots of heavy rain in sannn sa francisco and los angeles ifo an you're flying out there, i would for us, partly sunny, coldd >>dam. >> appreciate it. >> little bit of e>>verything ts very cl two right lanes block at fairfax county parkway about 45 extra5 t minutes. come on over tucker.con ov we'll make this full t

we had pink lips.hink now people are taking chances and they want color. >> your majesty the queen. >> emma stone and heidi klum had a pop of pink. >> it really, really can wake up the skin and face. >> joey and make up artist the creators of the glam app it's in-home service that brings beauty teams to you. >> we have everyone you can imagine using the app. >> i had the honor of doing goldy hawn and we did a bronzy eye. it's edgy, smokey, says i'm powerful. >> like this look. >> want to go a little bit edgier. >> the last trend i saw was the ravishing red lips, it was christie tiegen. and this orange and pinky red. >> can we just take a moment to take this in. >> yeah let's take it in. >> for me we have a secret what the celebrities are doing when they put their lipstick on.

. >> thousands of pink hats are mailed from all around the world. i'm ryan hughes. i will tell you what they will be used for coming up. >> first, though, the criminal charge in the takata air bag scandal. the plea deal worked out and the massive fine for the company that made millions of potentially deadly air bags. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. maureen: the takata corporation plans to plead guilty in deadly air bag defect and will pay $1 million in fines and restitution. car-makers recalled 42 million vehicles equipped with the takata air bag inflators. this is the largest automotive recall ever. one death and injuries were caused when air bags exploded. jonathan: a woman who was the search of 18-year search has been found alive. the woman who abducted her behind bars. a woman took a newborn from a jacksonville florida in 1998. police say gloria williams took the girl to south carolina and raised her as her own and tried to forge documents. a tip led police to arrest williams and d.n.a. test was conducted to confirm the id

the pink sleet. this includes northern virginia. this blue line is the freezing line. all the cool is off to the north and east. much of this is in the form of a sleet and the pink and in the areas you see herein it's rain. maybe a little bit of wet snow down 95. all this tracking off to the east. now hour by hour timing. eventually works out throughout the day, when it's going to end tonight is coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, tom. we're tracking this winter weather out there this morning, especially on the roads. >> storm team 4's lauren rickets is live with our drive cam in virginia. lauren, how is it looking out there? >> reporter: you know, it's really not that bad right now. we've headed into a little bit of rain. as tom was saying, the road temperatures are above freezing at this point. not too many issue at this time. that could change throughout the day. tom was saying there is sleet out there. there certainly could be freezing rain as temperatures drop a little bit. temperatures in d.c., at 38 degrees. now, we're on 123 right now, headed to mcclain, vir

chris: bright white paint with bright pink trim. the shed in the backyard, 100% pink.he contract says mrs. jones could choose the color, but cheri says her mom was strong-armed. cheri: this is the color they told her she had to have as the trim, this pepto-bismol. chris: cheri calls the work shoddy too. by this window, they painted around the landscaping. cheri: that's the original paint. chris: cheri was shocked, and even more astounded by the price tag. cheri: it's just unfair that she would have to pay $14,000 for a job that looks like i went to the school and got kindergarteners to paint it. chris: cheri wasn't there when the contractor, e unlimited, pitched the job to her mom. and she says her mom doesn't recall many of the details of that conversation, including how she'd pay that $14,000 bill. cheri: unbelievable, $14,000? chris: so, cheri called e unlimited to complain. cheri: and i told him that this job was not worth $14,000, and he told me he didn't care. "i'm going to get paid. i will put a lien on the home." chris: and that's what e unlimited apparently in

net thinks pink as we, head in the western lehigh valley and poconos, start as freezing rain and tinyit of snow, but very quickly temperatures rising enough that this is just plane rain. could be heavier at times. briefly overnight. 2:00 a.m. we are seeing heavy rain across south jersey. 3:00 a.m. heaviest moves off shore and by 5:00 a.m. when we are waking up getting ready to start the day five, seven or 8:00 in the morning we will clear it the out. we will see good deal of sunshine through most of the day tomorrow. tomorrow night we have another chance for rain but difference is, that temperatures are so much warmer this is plane rain for everybody. it is quick hitting tomorrow night between eight and 11:00 and then that moves out as well setting stage for beautiful, mild thursday. but tonight, snow, far to the north, snow and freezing rain to rain to the north and west and mainly rain to the south and then we will kick off a big warm up through end of the week. tonight again period of rain, ice threats far north and western area but look at this area. sixty on thursday. fifty-three

as a result, bay area stores scramble to keep pink yarn on their shelves.ve cat ears and are meant to represent trump's remarks about women. the national project has prompted pink yarn shortages at stores across the bay area and this yarn store in oakland has already admitted 400 pink hats for people who are marching in washington. >> so what they are going to do is they are going to distribute them at the march. and whatever hats we have left over will be distributed at the march in oakland. >> the goal of the pink hat project is to make more than 1 million hats. many of them as she said will likely pop up at the women's marches in san francisco and sacramento, as well. >> thank you. >>> just hours way from the inauguration our exclusive kpix/surveyusa poll found more than 50% of bay area adults have an unfavorable opinion of the president-elect! but nearly a quarter you have say that you like him! of that group, 29% of respondents were white. 25% hispanic. 18% asian. 7% black. >>> our survey also found 35% of you plan to watch tomorrow's inauguration live

have you ever heard of pink? well, there's another lesser known one called pink fog.t doesn't have as good of an agent. reports of pink fog this morning. this is travis. steve, woke up to this orange- pinkish hue. it is a combination of haze, high clouds and fog. had many, many reports of that. thank you for that. i'm posting some on facebook as well. even in lafayette, what was it karen noel said it is freaky out here. we have fog by an orangish sunrise. cool. winter storm watch out for the sierra. still a flood warning on the yolo causeway. there's a lot of water there. and we have a wind advisory. so here we go. cranking it up again. rain returns tomorrow. not today. the higher clouds today and fog and haze. the rain is on the way. it looks like three systems will start to move in. today is just a mix of sun, clouds and haze. by tomorrow, we will start to usher in the rain. 30s and 40for some. for the east as well. 36 san ramon. concord, 35. that east breeze, boy, that is cold. cuts right through you. look for increasing clouds. the system will spread rain for tomo

but farther north and west in the pink zone, it is sleet. the blue line is the line where the colder air aloft is. that moisture crossing that and changes over to snow. they are getting some of that in delaware and northeastern maryland. more rain in west virginia is coming in another few hours. there's even more coming from the midwest in indiana and ohio. that's arriving here this afternoon and into the evening hours. temperatures above freezing in the metro area. farther north and west, it's at or below freezing. that may be causing icing on elevated surfaces there. just immediate metro area staying in the upper 30s. 37 or so. 38 by late afternoon with light rain off and on. that continues into the evening hours. weather advisory continues off to our north and west. this winter weather advisory until 6:00 p.m. it has been canceled for the metro area as the result of the possibility of some more icing there and maybe a little bit of sleet. mainly rain. a little bit of sprinkles and drizzle. 3:00 more of the same. but then that next surge o

but that area in pink is freezing rain and we'll keep our eye on that. we'll update the app and twitter and facebook just to make sure that everything is going okay. and we're going to be seeing that warm-up going up to the mid-60s in philadelphia and 50s even in the lehigh valley. that rain tomorrow is for after dinner tomorrow. so most of the day tomorrow is looking pretty good. tonight's rain is going to be gone by tomorrow morning's rush. >> wow, all right, glenn. thanks for watching. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm jacqueline london. we'll see you back here tonight. >>> tonight, dramatic showdown as president-elect trump's nominee for attorney general takes on accusations of racism. also asked about trump's comments on grabbing women in that infamous conversation caught on tape. >>> trump and vaccines, an uproar as robert f. kennedy junior said trump asked him to lead a vaccine safety commission. nbc news exclusive, president obama laying out his legacy. what hesita's telling lester in chicago hours before his farewell address. >>> dylann roof sentenced

could see some sleet in that pink as well. so, just a wintry mix depending on where you are and it's intensifying more now across the area than we've seen most of the day. so, especially if you're in new castle county delaware, along 95 watch for slippery sports i'm concerned about areas to the north and westchester county up into upper montgomery county where we're seeing a little bit of light snow possibly mixing with some rain and temperatures as i'll show in you a moment right now are below freezing. so, it's 31 in lancaster, it's 30 in reading, we're right at freezing in wilmington. 29 in allentown. so, any wet spots on the roads puddles anything like that especially untreated surfaces they could get slick tonight. please be safe out there and we're very close to freezing elsewhere. plenty rain that is falling could lead a couple hundredth's of an inch of ice. so, just be a defensive driver tonight if you're heading out. make sure stuff your foot on the brakes at all times. future radar, you can see light snow possibly ha

> pink in your lashes. >> yes. >> they are super long. are long. >> i wear 15's which is very long but i'm a go big or go home girl. >> this picture we want to show you, these are literally her lashes. we want you to be able to see what they look like on camera. we are showing you picture that you sent me. it is cool. i have to say at the favorite camera guy mike g what will this look like, it will look, um-hmm, too zazi. it is super subtle, it looks good. >> it does look good. >> i think it is kind of sexy. >> different. >> yes. >> i know that you have done it when you went to the eagles game. >> it was when we used to to when we first came to philadelphia we do something crazy to support eagles. you guys made my lashes green. i don't know if you can see it we do have it. so it is like a light green. >> yes, you cannot tell that much. >> i have green lashes and that lasted a couple weeks. >> that is a nice sexy picture of you. >> the point was to show my spirit for eagles. >> oh, spirit. >> and green lashes. >> you see it and then you co

look at the pink! the pink is the snow on top of mount diablo. i can't wait until it brightens so we can see the dusting of snowfall on our local mountains. the mountains snow levels down to 3,000 feet. diablo 3800 feet. tassajara heavy rain. san jose all lit up! moderate to heavy rain from there through willow glen through cupertino and campbell along the san tomas expressway and through alameda and also i should say alviso rather. okay, peninsula you have your fair share of rain too. we are checking in with sfo for the possibility of airport delays. the russian river, it is already overflowed. we have significant flooding there. it will continue to gradually recede as the day wears on but boy, it's a messy situation and anne makovec is all over it and she will be reporting back to us. meanwhile, the red highlighted area is where we have the flood warning in effect encompassing the sacramento valley, also it does include at this time north- central sonoma county, solano, the vallejo area, southeastern santa cruz county, the blue area is the coas

and, at last, they discovered what we'd all hoped to see — the rare pink blind fish.llions and millions of years, undiscovered, until the day that goat accidentally stumbled upon this massive cave system. at the moment, you can only explore about 10% of the al hoota caves. but it's hoped, in the future, more of its underground secrets will be revealed to the public. i loved those caves. they were absolutely awesome. well, sadly, that's it for this week. i loved those caves. they were absolutely awesome. well, sadly, that's it for this week. but coming up next week... henry's also heading underground, this time in cappadocia, in southern turkey, where a city thousands of years old is being unearthed. wow... look at that. don't forget, you can follow us on social media, and all the details are on the bottom of your screens right now. but for now, from me, ade adepitan, and all the travel show team here in oman, it's bye—bye. good afternoon, that has got me dreaming of some warmth, but a bit of winter to go yet. for some, last night was the coldest winter night for aroun

you see shades of pink popping up out here. i don't think this is major issue.you recall we've been talking about national headlines including massive

take look at the highlighted counties in pink. county that includes the reading area, moving toward the lehigh valley, allentown, east easton, nas nazareth also bethlehem we're watching you for a little bit of ice carbon and monroe counties in the pocono mountains. also, watching for maybe a couple hundreds of an inch so just a little bit of ice could cause some problems first thing tomorrow morning for that tuesday morning commute far north and west with those critical temperatures kind of hovering right around freezing. so dry right now but that rainfall will be moving in kind of on and off during the day tomorrow as we go hour by hour, here's 7:00 a.m. the green that's all rainfall along i95 parts of south jersey. but look at the pink. moving toward places like bethlehem, allentown, early on tuesday morning. that will be the concern for that potential light glaze of ice physical about 10:00 o'clock before those temperatures warm everywhere above freezing. so just grab an umbrella tomorrow off and on again showers. looking at on

and she got really curious about the idea of, you know, was it societies that were sending girls to pinknaturally? so she started going all over the place looking at how it is that kids end up surrounded with a sea of pink if you're a girl or a sea of blue if you're a boy. >> trevor: before i tell you or before i let you go, rather, let's talk about the cover, because the cover is something that, in its own right, was something that you found was met with a lot of, you know, objection. you have a transgender child on the cover. >> we do. >> trevor: the first in "national geographic" history. >> as far as we know. >> trevor: yeah, that's actually very true. you met a lot of resistance. people who got the cover said, you know, why, and we didn't want this. what was their reasoning? >> well, i think some people were offended that we even would have an issue about this topic. i have received a lot of complaints from people who say this is not the kind of topic that "national geographic" ought to even be discussing. they just didn't feel it was appropriate. you know, i understand at the a lot

it's just so beautiful, and i'm in search of the famous blind pink fish, which you can only find here, until one day about 100 years ago, when the caves were discovered, totally by accident. discovered by a goat shepherd, when his goat fell down from the vent, and come down here. that time, he comes here and discovers the cave. that's an incredible story. his goat fell through this hole, and suddenly he discovered these caves! once inside, you can explore the caves by using the specially constructed walkways, and take yourjourney back in time. i'm starting to work up a bit of a sweat here! despite 0man being arid most of the year, the country is pockmarked with riverbeds which can flood very quickly when it rains. flash flooding back in 2014 sent water gushing into the caves, submerging most of them and closing the complex down to tourists. just over two years on, and the water has been pumped out, returning the caves to theirformer glory. i could stare at these rocks for ages, and sometimes it feels like your minds playing tricks on you. down there, i saw what looked like a man's fac

the pink is freezing rain and sleet. the blue there is thed snow.no it's nothing major.storm for our region and i do do still think that major roadsajor will be fine here in the d.c..c. region throughout the day thr torr sidewalks, the untreated roadsea that could see some ice.ce for now advisories are to the a west although we expect thesexpc to be expanded eastward as we head through the day today and the national weather serviceon w issues these freezing rainezin advisories there in the pink, i, winter weather advisories ineatr the purple. here's your fox5 accuweather 7-day forecast. 55 early afternoon high today. y temperatures drop second halfndh of the afternoon and throughalnu the evening.vening. only 36 degrees for a daytime d high tomorrow with a wintry mix in place, do not expectec big time snow accumulation.ulat just about anywhere.nywher this will not be a big snow big for us. just enough to cause possibly pi some problems on the roads.he rs all right, that's a check ofhate the forecast.the for erin como back to you with w some traffic.ic >> 4:45 right now an

you see all the pink hats. that again, what is that? what is the pink hat? for them, it is a sign of solidarity. so when you ask them a little further what will happen from this point, they say that they're going to take these pink hat, they will take the knowledge of this sea of pink that you're seeing, and all their different agendas, they will take to the grass roots level and they are going to become the tea party of the left. i've heard that rallying cry throughout the day, that they understand that they may be different than the way the tea party was in 2009, but that they are going to take some of those lessons and they are going to become the opposition at the grass roots level and this is just the beginning. so as you look at the sea of pink, it is here in the backyard, the donald trump's first day as -- first full day as president, that they are hoping that he is going to look out his window and he will see all of these people. >> crowds mounting. we'll get the perspective from the new president of the united states in a moment. a quick break here.

you're seeing some pink in the mountains to the east.ome sleet and some snow because the storm system is getting cold. what is going to be interesting's is we're seeing an uplifting wind. you will see the wind will rise up out of the south over the santa cruz mountains. that will squeeze out a whole lot of rain. not just yet but we could see upwards of four to 5 inches of rain there. with all that rain and the ground will continue to be saturated we are looking at flash flooding all around the bay area. if you live around a small creek or stream be prepared to move as you will see the rivers rise rapidly. it looks like that will happen overnight as we will see significant rainfall in the next 24 hours. a a lot of rain coming tonight. and for the mountaintop even a whole lot more. coming down in san francisco now. be careful out there. the wind is also beginning to pick up outside. 29 miles per hour. 22 miles per hour sustained in oakland. the storm system finally making its way on sure. this is a third in a series of storms that have bee

pink hats and signs were everywhere you looked.ome told me they were here because of the anxiety election season. others were here to inspire their kids and to provide an example of how to be respectful. no matter the reason. people were here and it was amazing. >> this is the first time i have truly felt like it's everyone come together in spirit in a way that i have never seen before on any other issue or cause, you know, so i think it's powerful. >> reporter: so the march has been under way for an hour and a half now but before it began people stood here for two hours listening to various speakers. they were dancing and chanting. larkin street where we are was at one point completely shut down. and the entire plaza was filled with people over spilling on to nearby streets but now larkin street has since reopened. still, just an incredible thing to be in the middle of cluck chuck today. it is still going on. of course, the march went down market and will end at justin herman plaza. cate caugiran will have a report on how the rest

they started at city hall which was lit up in pink with solidarity with the march. the group then made their way through market street holding placards and chanting. the march is ramping up and what is it look like out there right now ella?>> reporter: we are now inside bart station because the march wrapped up. people had been pouring in here to get back home. it was an impressive number of people, tens of thousands. you look at the video from the helicopter partnership with abc seven news, the impressive aerial footage of the masses drawn out here the san francisco city hall in solidarity against now president donald trump. that message has remain the same and we've had protest about the campaign trail and it remains the same. they do not accept president donald trump as their commander- in-chief saying his immigration policies will be too harsh. they are afraid that he has a massage -- that he is a misogynistic man so they continued to march despite the heavy downpour we have experienced they were chanting their slogans related to their opposition of the new pres

you see that there's pink starting to show up there with temperatures just marginal enough to supportezing on contact. this is all part of much larger system same one that brought ice to the central mraipz and we're expecting minor concerns out of the icing situation here and locally mainly a rain even event. say for freezing rain concern even though minor off to norm west i want you to be careful mainly rain owe vent for the rest of us. this is not going to be soakin soaking, nodding rain but nuisance certainly. so umbrella is a decent idea as you walk out the for. take a look once we get past tomorrow that warm front does its job and we're in the low 50s at least for majority of forecast. normal high meisha 40 >> back your patience. whatever it is for you pack today and take it easy. whenever we have rain slow down a little bit. look at the blue route macdade headlights in the southbound direction. overall does it look like what it normally does. yes, it does. looking okay on the blue route. divine was not good for overnight construction. lock of great light. this usually happens wh

the gray, the flurries, the brighter whites, the pink is the heaviest snow. have a band of that over florence also heading toward lands down and heading to lancaster county, another area of snow pushing up to the north and east clipping chester county and burke county over the next hour. temperatures cold enough for snow. philadelphia 30, allentown 28, trenton 29, cape may 30 and lee valley 30. most of the roads are treated, so they are just wet. the side roads are a major concern. satellite 6 showing this system is fast. it's booking east low pressure developing across the carolinas. you see the plume of moisture pushing north and east. this clears us out quickly as we head toward dawn. 2:00, this is when we get the steadiest snow south of allentown to the coast by 6:00 is moving off of the coast, clouds breaking west of philadelphia. sunshine returns tomorrow. the morning commute, the snow will not fall from the sky, but side streets, some parking lots could be slick. you want to allow extra time. the main roads will be wet. plenty of time for the roads to

he will see a sea of pink hats today.for this, can democrats capture the energy of these protesters? can they capture this energy and direct it towards the 2018 midterms which look not like a good map for them on the senate side and tough landscape on the house too. leland: there is sort of a contrast if you think about it, if you look at women's protest, turnout for this woman's protest and turnout for the hillary clinton. you sense a enthusiasm gap a pollster might say. shane, appreciate your time. sorry we couldn't get to your piece in "politico" where top folks will sit inside of west king wing. we encourage folks to check it out. >> thank you. leland: all the best. liz. elizabeth: president george h.w. bush is recovering in the hospital along with his wife barbara. casey stiegel with an update on the former first president and first lady are doing. >> elizabeth, despite being here in the hospital in houston, president george herbert walker bush set a pretty big goal for himself. we'll tell you what it is in a live re

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especially by code pink. i think people came up trust like clan members, it is so inappropriate, and it is just adding to the theatrics which i have a problem. >> sean: for the entire campaign, myself, kellyanne conway, we would get peppered with questions, so inso supports donald trump, will you denounce them? it would be somebody in medical america that had written something in high school, does donald trump denounces person? i think the democrats should be asked, are you going to denounce the tactics by code pink? they need to be held accountable the same way that we are apparently held accountable for the tactics of people who have a right-leading thought. >> harris: it's interesting, because i'm looking across the couch at julie roginsky and you are nodding. >> julie: hobbled in outset, i don't speak for the democrats, sean, but i think it's inappropriate. code pink has progressed to democrats as much as a half, maybe not as much, but fairly often, not just republicans, code pink is in the league of its

you see that by that blue and pink highlighted area. the pink is the warning the blue is the watch. we do expect another foot of snow on top of the ten feet that's lar cumulated in some areas. -- that's already accumulated in some areas. bear valley, donner, tahoe donner, and soda springs closed among others. live hi-def doppler radar picking up light precipitation across the north bay into rio vista area. check out the pink zone there, that's mount diablo that's been picking up snow all morning. can't wait to see some pictures out of there. tassajara light rain showers. sfo 44-minute delays on some arriving flights. rain now clearing later. we'll tell you when coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it is back to normal now for folks who drive from san jose to santa cruz. take a look at chopper 5's view of last night's nasty commute on highway 17. this is it. a mudslide near the cats restaurant south of los gatos shut down a southbound lane for hours bringing traffic to a crawl. many drivers tried their luck with detours. >> awful. it's been a couple of hours, um, now we're going

i'm sure you can see the signs, the pink hats down that way. we're just two hours way from the kick-off of this rally that's going to lead into that march which happens later this afternoon. we have seen men and women of all background coming together here to this morning. they are referencing a wide array of issues they are concerned about. reproductive rights. civil rights. rights of lgbtq americans. many wearing knit hats. trying to create a sea of pink. they want to send a message to president trump. one group said they are not objects and for them being here today is a confirmation fact that they matter and so do the rights of all americans. >> because i don't think there's been enough of this in the media. i don't think people tuned threats that the current administration has for removing people, for side lining people, for not respecting people. and one day after the inauguration we want people to know that thousands of us are paying attention and we do care. >> just show solidarity. to show we have a voice. we care about each other. we

notice how the it moves into philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs the pink is changing to greension it's plain rain, as you head to the north and west suburbs we're see seeing snow and freezing rain. slick conditions in a you for a spots north and west allentown towards reading, freezing rain and rain mixing with snow as well. heading down into lehigh county you're seeing the freezing rain and snow, now it's changing into just plain rain as it hits warmer air over philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs. temperature-wise, we're above freezing, it has to do with the ground temperature, temps in the mid 30's, air temperature-wise but the ground is cold. we're coming off the 20's and we're seeing that freeze and on contact in the north and west suburbs. we've seen the weather weather advisory trim back for bucks and montgomery montgomery county we're still seeing the advisory until midnight nearby in the lehigh valley and bucks county. i'll tell you more about a big warmup in our future through the end officer week. ukee >> before you head out the door, watch "eyewitness news" this

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this lovely woman is holding up the most adorable pink uterus. we all know why most people were there. i miss obama. the best part of any political gathering is people the get pink pens. the moose guy was great. he had a prove liberty sign. the parade had plenty of music including a marching band. everyone had a cause, a subgroup. i appreciated all the amalgamations of the lady parts. you have to honestly the outpouring would have bench more effective before the election if the pink beanie marchers had actually voted. they feel pretty good, but they don't get to the heart of the problem and soon fluff everything seizes up again. speak of the speckle faced seniors. your movement needs to be flushed when your a-hisser is this. >> yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing you have the white house. kennedy: pushing the boundaries of free speech dangerously close to terrorism and pushing cosmetic dermatology, her gum flapperrive deef feet the purpose. this and every administration needs to be kept in check. the most obscene and consistent image i

that's all of these counties you see in pink. fa falkier, panhandle of west virginia up towards hagers town, the 81 corridor. all around the region, we're going to have rain getting closer to us as we get into the evening hours. we'll have that rain approaching from the north and west. we'll have some of the pavement here below freezing. as a result we may get up to a tenth of an inch of icing. right now getting a little bit of semisleet and maybe a little bit of freezing rain. i'll have the timing here. we'll update that in just a >>> it's a great time to download the nbc washington app and turn on weather alerts. >>> chopper 4 is live over some breaking news in montgomery county. at least one person stabbed at the westfield wheaton mall. we're working to find out more details. we don't know the extent of the injuries or whether police have made any arrests. >> there is an incredible police activity going on there right now. it's also impacting metro. there are delays right now on the red line in that area due to all the police

like messy weather here, we got everything from the purple shading which is snow on the pink which can is ice and freezing rain to plain green, which is rain to the south, you can see the trajectory this rain is taking. south and west for now but this will spread north with the snow and to our south there could be sleet and freezing rain, we've also had ice storm conditions back across the midwest and you can see a lot of winter alerts have been issued. right now, winter alerts, ice storm warning for kansas, missouri, oklahoma, into west virginia, we are not under alerts. the bad news is it is cold enough we're expecting mostly snow possibly mixing with sleet. temps gotten colder. about a 25 degree drop, i'll time out the arrival of the precipitation and when it could impact where you are weekend nicole >> be sure to join us saturday, "eyewitness news" is on tomorrow at 5:00 until 7:00 >>> a new twist into the death of the former ceo. john sheridan and his wife a murder suicide, their four sons have been working to clear fear father's name. one of their sons tells alexandria hoff a cha

the sea of pink are generally pink hats that they're wearing. it started out as something that is is shared socially about trying to knit your own hat and what you're seeing here are all of these pink hats descending on washington, dc. what they want to tell donald trump. because we've talked to women. these ladies are from california. we've talked to people from alaska, new york, and all wanted to come to donald trump's backyard so he could look out the window and hear from them. i'll stop here but some of the women if you look past into the crowd, you could see that they're ready to march. we heard janelle said they want to shut washington down and brooke, you know from being out here, it's incredibly packed. it is going to be logistically difficult to get all the women to turn and try to march in one way. they're supposed to start soon so we'll see what happens. brooke? >> we'll see. we'll take it live. all the ladies marching all across washington and the country, kyung, we'll check back with you and new york where not only where one of the

all these counties in pink, also includes northern fauquier, panhandle of west virginia. leading edge of that rain is still quite far away. it's mostly out in the ohio valley now. but once it moves it, there's ra possibility it will be falling on frozen pavement. there could be up to a tent of an inch or less of freezing rain. there is some moisture now coming into the mountains, just about to come into western maryland. the leading edge of the heavier rain is right now in ohio and kentucky. that will be moving in closer this evening. >>> developing news now in prince george's county. a new arrest after the fbi raid at the county >> today we learned former council member will campos pleaded guilty to accepting bribe money. tracee wilkins is in greenbelt with more. >> reporter: in the statement that compos sent to me, he said that he is sorry to everyone for what's happened and for the actions that he has been found guilty of and that he has pleaded guilty to. he also offered prayers for other elected officials who are about to go through what he's already been through. >>

[screaming] >> reporter: washington, dc, transformed into a sea of pink today as hundreds of thousands of women and men descended on our nation's capital. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: alicia keys one of the celebrities who took the stage. >> we want the best for all americans, no hate, no bigotry, no muslim registry. >> reporter: these women wore pink head scarves to the march five of them sisters, originally from ethiopia. >> we ask for equal rights like every other woman. just because we're muslim doesn't mean we're dangerous. >> reporter: women and men, grandmothers and granddaughters, sons and husbands, are here to protest the trump administration. this san francisco couple marched with their son. >> i'm so proud of him to come down from new york to be with us. be with our family. our daughter would be right here along with us if she could be. >> reporter: what do you think of donald trump? >> i don't like him. no. >> reporter: why? >> why? because he has built a campaign on lies and hate and he has affected an incredible amount of people. >> reporter: they te that half a million people

many attending the women's march on washington will be seeing and wearing these pink knit hats. it's a project organized by a group of women encouraging those who knit but can't go to the march to whip out their yarn and needles to make hats for the women who will be the hats are flooding this distribution center in reston, virginia, coming from all over the world. >> we had denmark, belgium, japan, australia, canada, france. it gives you a purpose because there are people out there that have voices to be heard and this is their way of being heard for the very first time. >> now, the goal is to distribute more than a million of those pink knit hats for women who wear during the march. so whip out your needles and your yarn. could be pretty chilly that day so the hats could come in handy. >>> they may need some waterproof hats because as we get towards the end of the workweek next week, we've got some rain. we've got pretty unsettled weather. it was beautiful out there today. it was very warm. we had records at dulles. i think we're about to have a d.c., we didn't get to a record

like messy weather here, we got everything from the purple shading which is snow on the pink which can is ice and freezing rain to plain green, which is rain to the south, you can see the trajectory this rain is taking. south and west for now but this will spread north with the snow and to our south there could be sleet and freezing rain, we've also had ice storm conditions back across the midwest and you can see a lot of winter alerts have been issued. right now, winter alerts, ice storm warning for kansas, missouri, oklahoma, into west virginia, we are not under alerts. the bad news is it is cold enough we're expecting mostly snow possibly mixing with sleet. temps gotten colder. about a 25 degree drop, i'll time out the arrival of the precipitation and when it could impact where you are weekend nicole >> be sure to join us saturday, "eyewitness news" is on tomorrow at 5:00 until 7:00 >>> a new twist into the death of the former ceo. john sheridan and his wife a murder suicide, their four sons have been working to clear fear father's name. one of their sons tells alexandria hoff a cha

notice how the it moves into philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs the pink is changing to greensand reds and yellows, an indication it's plain rain, as you head to the north and west suburbs we're see seeing snow and freezing rain. slick conditions in a you for a spots north and west allentown towards reading, freezing rain and rain mixing with snow as well. heading down into lehigh county you're seeing the freezing rain and snow, now it's changing into just plain rain as it hits warmer air over philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs. temperature-wise, we're above freezing, it has to do with the ground temperature, temps in the mid 30's, air temperature-wise but the ground is cold. we're coming off the 20's and we're seeing that freeze and on contact in the north and west suburbs. we've seen the weather weather advisory trim back for bucks and montgomery montgomery county we're still seeing the advisory until midnight nearby in the lehigh valley and bucks county. i'll tell you more about a big warmup in our future through the end officer week. ukee >> before you head out the do

with the dome lid up in pink, many carried colorful signs and the language was as colorful as many spoke out against donald trump. >> he doesn't have a man date to just bowl over and not think about women's rights, minorities' rights, immigration, the lgbt community. e he doesn't have a man date to just not respond. >> the majority were anti- donald trump. they rallied against rhetoric and were still hoping for change. the crowds of the civic center barely had room to move. >> i believe in equal rights. i believe in protecting our earth. and i work for the school district and i believe that children deserve the right to education. >>> while the signs carried very personal messages, plenty of thought went into what was written. >> i was looking at quotes the other night to make signs and maya angelou said believe people when they show you who they are the first time and i believe he has shown us who he is. it is important fortous be out here and show our representative, our congress, and -- who we are, what we think and ask them to do our jobs and represent us. >> reporter: and back here

you can see all of the pink hats.that's become a strong sign of this movement, the beginning of the movement they say. also want to mention there are hundreds of different groups throughout the boston area that are participating, not just women's groups. these individuals from vermont, new hampshire, hadn't seen each other 12 years, they made connections, came down here. old friends getting back together. one thing people say at this march, this is about organizing today and going forward. they say this is the first step toward a larger organization to keep the trump administration on its toes. wolf? >> thank you. we'll get back to you in boston. donald trump's inauguration also drawing swift and sharp reaction around the world as protesters make their voices heard. in london, the guardian taking a line from trump's speech, vowed to make america first. you see the cover there. in italy, headlines ranging from he is super trump to, quote, we are thinking only of america. and in russian newspapers, proclaiming a jump in

the main area here in pink, that's the freezing rain advisory. and it is in effect tonight until after midnight where there could be up to a tent of an inch of icing. watch out for slick spots late tonight. as we take a look at the commute for tomorrow, we might have just in the morning. temperatures should be above freezing. that rain by the way that's coming in tonight, that's going to be gone for the morning commute. so just some damp roads in the wake of that. dry roads for the rest of the day tomorrow and milder temperatures. ought to make it into the upper 40s to right around 50 degrees. milder air moves in on thursday. late on wednesday night, early thursday morning might get a little more rain. but then we dry out on thursday with afternoon highs soaring into the mid 60s. still on track for much warmer weather to move in. then it turns a bit chillier on friday. a lot of clouds around, temperatures in the upper 40s. on saturday there is a possibility of a wintery mix, morning light snow changing over to sleet midday and perhaps a prolonged

the area in pink is high wind warnings in effect for the entire bay area. watches are the area's outlined in green. we also have a flood watch throughout the bay area because we're indated with rain on saturated soil. you combine that with high winds and power lines are likely tomorrow. also the area in white you see here, the winter storm warning for the sierra. >>> right now the calm before the storm. it's true, we will get some breaks in the clouds for parts of the day. certainly dry and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and area wide storm number two moving on out. it's storm number three waiting in the wingings moving in tonight. it will be a dren cher. here we are today, showing scattered showers and around 9:00 we see the leading edge and rain ahead of the front. the front moves through overnight tonight. heaviest rain and highest winds and we do see probably some breaks in the rain off and on throughout the morning hours on sunday. watch, we continue to see pockets of heavy rainfall move through and scattered showers through monday. it's not until tue