we'll have latest on all of that political contest, that is taking place even as the inaugural pomp and circumstance is underway, leading to the president-elect's swearing in tomorrow at noon.

you can see why, because the imagery in front of the palace of the arrival and all of the pomp and pageantry that goes with it, no other country can deploy the weapon of a state visit because they simply don't have anything on this scale to offer. in the unequal special relationship with the united states, this is a

you have a real sense in washington today walking around the levers of power are shifting and the pomp and ceremony has begun. >> no question. we saw just throughout the afternoon and early evening the first sort of official act of the inaugural celebration was a solemn one with donald trump going and laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. and then of course what is even though he said it was the first one, it is a tradition, certainly not the first time, a president-elect has had a concert at the lincoln memorial. you know, what was notable to me was that he certainly seemed to be having fun. he gave more of a unity themed speech or at least remarks than i think we've heard in recent past.

the quotes coming out from president trump, they want all the pomp, the with william and kate, all tois charles. the white house is wanting to dictate protocol and usually it would be buckingham palace. we are anticipating the row but this is a fascinating scenario. suggesting here that prince charles would want to meet him. we were discussing in the earlier review that maybe prince charles might have said he didn't want to get involved with meeting president trump. he has refused to meet the chinese, for example, overheat their treatment of tibet. —— over their treatment. this is suggesting that trump wants the p°mp is suggesting that trump wants the pomp and circumstance and not to have any clash whatsoever. what will actually happen if they do meet and if other royal members who also meet him and may also have things they don't like about donald trump. it will be a fascinating thing which u nfortu nately we will be a fascinating thing which unfortunately we may not ever hear about. unless he tweets about it. let's move on to the sunday express. a story on page six. do about his pol

there will be pomp and circumstance and protests. lana zack joins us live from washington. >> reporter: good morning, in a little bit more than five hours, donald j. trump will take to the podium behind me to swear and oath to protect the constitution of the united states. one chapter of history closes as a new one opens to the donald trump era. >> a lot of people didn't give us much of a chance, but we understood what was happening. >> reporter: mr. trump is the first is to ascend to the presidency without having served in public office. >> i'm going to be cheering you on, because what we've done is so special, all over the world they are talking about it, all over the world. >> reporter: it is an emotional time. >> it's a bitter sweet moment for us, for all before us, words cannot describe -- the honor and the gratitude we feel. >> reporter: but we are a divided nation, amid the celebration ♪ protests in washington. i need to be here and fight against the rhetoric and the mindset. >> reporter: across the country. >> i'm not proud i

the president and first lady after a historic day of pomp and circumstance. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> trump delivering fiery first words as the 45th president. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> to a nation in need of unity. and a world bracing for a new american era. >> it's going to be only america first. >> the new president wasting no time in getting down to business. on the heels of a familiar promise. >> together, we will make america great again. >> a moment does beginning to an uncharted future. this special edition of "nightline," the inauguration of donald j. trump, will be right back. tadirectv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any s

the president and first lady after a historic day of pomp and circumstance. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> trump delivering fiery first words as the 45th president. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> to a nation in need of unity. and a world bracing for a new american era. >> it's going to be only america first. >> the new president wasting no time in getting down to business. on the heels of a familiar promise. >> together, we will america great again. >> a moment does beginning to an uncharted future. this special edition of "nightline," the inauguration of donald j. trump, will be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," the inauguration of donald j. trump. >> good evening. thank you for zoning us. it has been an exciting day this reality. donald j. trump becoming the 45th president of the united states. to the exuberance and apprehension of a divided nation. many here were hoping the president's address today would inspire unity and healing. certainly stirred emotion. the new president tonight relishing

the president and first lady after a historic day of pomp and circumstance. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear -- >> trump delivering fiery first words as the 45th president. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> to a nation in need of unity. and a world bracing for a new american era. >> it's going to be only america first. >> the new president wasting no time in getting down to business. on the heels of a familiar promise. >> together, we will make america great again. >> a moment does beginning to an uncharted future. this special edition of "nightline," the inauguration of donald j. trump, will be 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. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," the inauguration of donald j. trump. >> good eve

but certainly there is a lot of pomp and circumstance and ceremony.this is a day where sort of nothing is left to chance. we have heard from security agents earlier on mornings on 2 that say we need to be prepared for everything. heavy downpour, what if president-elect trump sprains an ankle walking. they're ready for everything. that is why what you're seeing here live is prescribed subpoena planned. i will mention to you though that this is actually happening a little bit behind schedule. we're expecting to see this happen about 20 minutes ago at 7:30. so they're running maybe 20 minutes late. i can't imagine this makes any difference into the actual moment of the swearing in that has to happen by law directly at noon. certainly they will make up any time that they lost at the inauguration itself. it will happen at 9:00 our time exactly noon in washington d.c. >> we can look through the windows of the limousine. see an animated conversation with hands moving between mr. obama and mr. trump as they head on out. the motorcade is now leaving the white

we saw all the pomps and circumstances and america's democracy at its best. we saw a touch of glamour. ♪ it is my way ♪ ♪ >> the classic frank sinatra song, they were joined by vice president pence. inaugural ball of president trump and the first lady hopscotching around town and did visits to each one and he spoke to his biggest supporters and advisers and fans. we talk about the dichotomy of this across the country. this scene is playing out in so many major cities and small cities. this is in miami tonight. south florida, you can imagine immigration just like a lot of issues in the bay area. we had protest in the midwest. president obama's hometown. this is chicago now. black lives matter and police tactics are concerned there. >> we should add this protest in chicago was outside of the trump hotel. back here in washington, president trump in the oval office and almost immediately signing an executive order to limit obamacare. the effect of this and the impact were not quite sure. it will take a few days or week to figure out. symbol symbolically, this is

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we went from pomp, circumstance to the violent protests. officials say two officers were hurt in the clash with protesters and at times police were having to use pepper spray to disperse some of these crowd. we know 95 people at least 95 people were arrested. now keep in mind tomorrow is women's march on washington and that is expected to draw 250,000 people who are either in the the city or making their way to the city. that protest is expect to be peaceful but it will certainly be quite large, ukee. >> jessica, thank you, and our crews, we will see you later on tonight. thanks very much. >>> students at a south jersey high school are watching history unfold. sophomores -- >> sophomores at clayton high school, spent their take, watching the inauguration, which is quite interesting, a good learning experience for them and our cleve bryan was listening to them so lets see what they have to say. >> reporter: president trump's word are too new to know their place in history but the judges of the importance and of their truth will include stude

. >> president donald trump sworn in as the nation's 45th commander in chief amid pomp and chaos. >>> from coast to coast, the nation's stark divide is on full display. good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm ama dietz. >>> i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm dan ashley, live in washington, d.c. a lot is happening right here in this city on president trump's first day. let me catch you up on some of the latest headlines here in washington. in just the past couple of hours we got our first look at donald trump inside the oval office. he signed his first executive order as president. an order for federal agencies to ease the burden of president obama's sweeping health care law. we're working to get more details on what that order actually means. it comes after congress voted for a full repeal act. stay tuned for that. >>> president trump's two cabinet nominees were sworn in, james mattis, and general kelly as homeland security secretary. earlier today, the senate confirmed both nominations earlier in this day. a busy, busy day in washington. the parade is now over, there are three inaug

nice to see the trump family and really, a special moment in american politics, to see all of the pomp and circumstance that comes with it despite the controversy. here is some of the controversy. this is what you might not have seen on the network coverage behind the scenes, we saw a lot of this. right next to the national mall k street all sorts of protests, some small in size, some large in size. and there was damage. pepper spray involved and a little flash grenades from the police to limit the crowd. but we should say there were no major injuries, though there were a few hospitalized and at last report about 100 people arrested. back out live at the national mall, there was a hope around the world that president trump would try to unite this country. a lot of people say he didn't. for that let's bring in scott back in the bay area for us with an analysis and reaction to the speech made to the entire world. >> reporter: raj, you heard it. it was a speech as you said short on global reach but big on american ambition. it was a new president speaking to his followers saying america w

it has been a day of pomp and circumstance, celebration and protests. not just here in washington, but around the country. but here we are, a new era begins. and i spent the day talking to a lot of people from the bay area who came out to hear what the president had to say. they wanted to fly throw,000 miles to be here in person. >> all right, dan, thanks so much. we'll see you later. >>> in the meantime president trump's opponents raised their voices and aired their frustrations here in the bay area. >> protesters marched through oakland. cornell bernard has followed today's protests and he joins us live now with more. cornell? >> reporter: kristen, eric, lots of rain here tonight. it appears the rain has sent people home early. there was a large group of demonstrators here, many of them have taken shelter, but earlier rallies and marches were peaceful. >> power to the people! >> reporter: it began with a rally at oakland city hall. a collective protest against our new president, donald trump. >> this is very bizarre. >> reporter: karen nelson says it'

a person who is not putting himself forward, there is no pomp possessty. there is no arrogance, he is not claiming rank, he's not claiming anything. softly i'll take that room at the top of the sixth floor. i think this captures who grant is. your second question. two generals in the war with mexico, winfield scott was mr. fluff and feathers who had a remarkable uniform with all kind of braid on this and that and the other. taylor was the other general who wore a common -- almost a country man's outfit with a straw hat. grant typically wore a private's uniform. he never wore any braid at all. the only way you would know he was a general were the stars on his shoulders. he never put himself forward. the men loved him for it. because he was one of them. he became a part of them. and that's what endeared them to him. >> i'd like to thank you for researching and creating this wonderful biography. and thank you for speaking to us today. we heard about grant's plat platitudes, modesty, humanity. i think there's a darker side to grant that perhaps you could comme

watching today's pomp and so oi'i that.graphed spectacle, it would have been the same whoever had one. there are certain elements that have to be... yes, but the paper is trying to convey something. we can all probably mimic donald trump if we wa nted probably mimic donald trump if we wanted to, because of his hand gesture of... small hands. the aoke up, this fest, the powerfulfirst —— the 0k up, this fest, the powerfulfirst —— the ok sign. you like the thing with michael gove, and he doesn‘t like germs, so perhaps doesn‘t want to shake somebody‘s hand, but, yes, germs, so perhaps doesn‘t want to shake somebody's hand, but, yes,“ very big on the hand gestures. we are big on that with politicians. tony blair had his hand gestures. i don‘t know. it feels like he is sort of trying to make out, make up for the lack of anything coming out of his mouth of any real import... clearly what he does say resonates within people, doesn‘t it? ok, he did not win the popular vote as we have said many times, but he is popular. we have been

. >> in addition to pomp and ceremony security is a big issue. >> 250,000 people will be here in the secured area mpt they are all ticketed. they all will go through security screening. that will start early in the morning. there will be another 500,000 or 600,000 people between here and the washington monument and then on to the lincoln memorial that are just here because they want to be here. at any event like this i think security is a significant concern. i think we are prepared for everything you can be prepared for. the sergeant at arms of both house and senate, capitol police have been extraordinary as they have put a bigger team together to help make this day happen. >> on a busy day, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday. c-span will have live coverage of all events and ceremonies. watch live on c span and listen live on the free radio app. this weekend cities tour along with cable partners explore life and history of harrisburg, pennsylvania. author of -- lincoln scandalous secretary of war talks about the life o

that is the bit where the pomp and ceremony of the inauguration.is the first situation clearly president and the first lady sometimes get out of the carand first lady sometimes get out of the car and have a walkabout. there is some speculation that he may casually get out at his own hotel, which isjust casually get out at his own hotel, which is just up the road from the white house. they are going along the just over my shoulder. there's a little bit of rain, which may dampen things a bit. the president said it will be shorter than the historical parade, which will be about 90 minutes. it is shrunk down, as opposed to the four hours that obama heard. —— heard. it looks as if they are looking at to leave no. things seem to be a bit behind schedule. there is the family. they willjoin the parade. there are high school brands, military bands. it is a big pageantry park of any inauguration ceremony. president trump and his wife will arrive at the white house andy sit behind a viewing stand, behind bullet—proof commerce, it should be said. it is believe

. >> and putting his stamp on the pomp and circumstance. ♪ ♪ i did it my way >> what does this weekendeal about how he will lead? >> shall i keep the twitter going or not? >> plus, new action against obamacare. changes for homeowners and a meeting with the cia. >> i am with you 1,000%. >> trump got to work this weekend. his first moves as president, and what they might mean for you, and the women's march. >> giant crowds gather across the world. ♪ this girl is on fire >> and descend on the national mall on washington to protest the new protest. >> we can whimper. we can whine or we can fight back. me, heim here to fight back. >> is this the beginning of a new opposition movement? senate minority leader chuck schumer will be here in minutes. plus, the best political minds will be here with insights on an historic inauguration weekend. >>> hello. i'm jake tapner washington where the state of our union is getting to work. the trump era has begun after an eventful and unique weekend here in washington. celebration as president trump was sworn in. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got t

this is very exciting. >> neil: do you -- you want to get past the pomp and ceremony.oving. >> neil: a number of people or not, they're protesting and not -- that's their right, to. all these congressmen that aren't going. what do you think of that? >> i think they'll get there. i think they'll see the light. i do. i think donald trump is smart enough. i'll be at the jersey ball doing some -- >> neil: will you really? >> yeah. i won't be on the main stage. i'll be at a bar in d.c. >> neil: i'm be at the denny's breakfast ball. it's a different one they're planning tomorrow. but do we overobsess about this? i know john kennedy was a big deal. the clintons had some memorable ones. you said about getting the job done. >> he's about that he's a businessman. i saw it from early on. guys like roger stone and guys that saw that donald trump could be president of the united states. you saw it early. we talked about it off camera. i said it on the radio. election day there was a pause, a fear -- >> neil: we're looking at the trump family. they're going to be scrutinized. one th

and the water level went down after on a bigger pomp with 16 in. pipe. and some caltrans trucks partially submerged car before the road was closed. moving as second priority to getting the water level down >> reporter: on the shoulder of east on 37. 68 in. and batteries see their reflection caltrans lights the water is a few feet deep. until saturday. the close the connector ramp from highway 24 to highway 13. and now been filled the latest close says the big kids a chance to harden properly >> steve: 0813 around 5:00 this morning three cars suffered some images are missing: drivers now being rerouted and then all of a complete and finished tomorrows evenings commute. or can >> pam: 06 parties to be one of the places the j. r. joins us live in san francisco. >> j.r.:. directly behind me and then as ave. and then pick cabdriver for 14 years in the roads are bad shape right now especially after these recent rains. they are urging drivers to report to paul holes in their calling 311 are using the 311 at. and he says he's skeptical that statistic. >> pam: ch

he has a taste for military pomp and circumstance.g here the last couple of hours in this position, wolf, really a testament to their dedication. they will be greeting donald trump, the president of the united states, as he comes through here with the first family. but this has been an extraordinary past few hours here at the white house, wolf. we've seen senior officials with this new administration sort of kicking the tires inside. steve ban on, who is going to be the chief political advisor to president trump, he was just inside the white house briefing room which is very interesting. obviously there's been a lot of talk as to what might happen to the white house press and the white house briefing room in this new administration. sean spicer, the incoming now white house press secretary, he's inherited the at-press-sec twitter handle. he was inside the press briefing room talking to reporters earlier today. and, wolf, from what we expect to hear from donald trump shortly is that he's been inside this white house, has looked around,

. >> in addition to the pomp and ceremony, security is a big issue, isn't it? >> it is. 250,000 people will be here in the secured area. they're all ticketed. they all will go through a security screening. that will start early in the morning. but there will be another 500,000 or 600,000 people here and the washington monument and then on to the lincoln memorial that are here because they want to be here. at any event like this i think security is a significant concern and i think we're prepared for everything you could be prepared for and the signatu sergeant at arms of both the house and senate, the capital police have been extraordinary as they have put a bigger team together to help make this happen. >> senator blunt, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >>> the presidential inauguration of donald trump is friday. cspan will have live coverage of all the ser. watch live on c-span and c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> this weekend on "american history tv," saturday night at 9:00 eastern, nancy unger looks at the role of gay bars

i think this came up in mike pomp pompeo's confirmation hearings. we're a humane country. we got to make sure we find the intelligence, do it in a humane way following the law. >> can you work with president trump? >> of course, i can. no, i do work with president trump. not can i. i do work with president trump. i work with him quite closely, actually. >> how often -- >> i spent more time talking with this president in the last few days, i think, than i -- on a limb here, than i probably talked with this last president in the last six months. so this is something that he is working very closely hand in glove with congress. >> what about the executive actions? is that going to be a problem at some time? does he understand sort of the division between executive actions and the job of the congress to legislate? >> i think he does understand that. we talked about it a great deal. we're very excited about what he's doing because what he's doing is pulling back what we see as unconstitutional executive actions from the fast presidents. so what he is doing is taking away the exe

and pagea ntry of queen over tea, rather than the pomp and pageantry of a state visit?etty unlikely. the prime minister and her ministers have made clear they are going to stand firm behind this invitation. it would be humiliating for them to in any way va ry humiliating for them to in any way vary or rescind it. there are still a question about when the visit will ta ke a question about when the visit will take place. it seems inevitable that it will be during this year, 2017. it may not be until the autumn. there are usually two some —— so—called incoming visits to britain in one year. it seems likely that the president will get the autumn slot, and the government will hope some of the heat has been taken out of the issue by them. mps are debating the bill which would give theresa may the authority to start the process of leaving the eu. the legislation allows for the triggering of article 50. it looks set to be approved in a vote tomorrow, with labour mps being told byjeremy corbyn that they should back it. but some labour mps say they will join the scottish national

i always wonder what kids think of all the pomp and circumstance of this.lison: giving a few good waves there. enjoycer: it's time to the long-awaited inaugural parade. ourto tell you more about units, our d.o.d. announcer, smith.corporal alex alex: leading the united states army staff.s the the army staff is comprised of andcers from the active reserve component, the national guard and the united states point.y academy at west following them closely will be the united states army field nation's capitol, united states army fie band known as the musical ambassadors the army. alison: there was a lot of talk this yearshington because this is a brand new announcer, after many, many of charlie brodman of being the voice of the inaugural parade. years the voice for many but he got the call and said they had someone else. he said he was pretty sad but there's a new voice for the inaugural parade and it's now.way officially right jonathan: while this is part of the tradition, part of the pomp and circumstance of the transfer just a few blocks from what we're seeing

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we'll take a break here, behind the pomp and circumstances of the inauguration of the man who knows it most. this is "the 11th hour." >>> tomorrow we have a speech at 12:00. it may rain or it may not rain. i don't care, it does not matter. if it really pours, it is okay, people will realize it is my real hair and that's okay. >> president-elect trump ready for the worse tomorrow when it comes to the weather. josh king a veteran man for the white house. he's used to prepare for the worse. he knows his way around the white house. he's the author of "off script" and "campaign specticles." chance of rain of 7:00 a.m. goes to 75% and at noon it jumps to 70%. 46 degrees for your high tomorrow. a lot of people are predicting at least light showers. tell me all the things you will be looking for and all the variables and what does light rain change about tomorrow more starters. >> i hope he has a one-liner built is in how god is looking over our country and blessing us on this day with a bounty above. i have been struck by the role that we have seen all day. now he's taking off in laguardia th

. >>> most of the pomp and circumstance is in washington, but others are celebrating in grand fashion. live from santa rosa with the festivities there. >> reporter: worth noting that in sonoma county, only 22% of the population voted for donald trump. and yet, guess who is celebrating? it begins in about 15 minutes. >> reporter: it will be a victory celebration that nobody expected except perhaps the people themselves. >> i came into the office and got a sense of things going on that the media was not going on. >> reporter: so here is the sonoma county republican party in a partying mood in santa rosa. >> republicans are thrilled to be able to come to a room where they can all talk and not be abused. >> reporter: that would be a recurring theme in the north bay, beginning this morning in sonoma county where 15% of the public voted for him. when people were here, they didn't want the media inside for fear of talk by neighbors. >> we don't want people to hate us or decide not to talk with us any more. there is a lot of that that is going on with our friends and colleagues. they're just

by the way, the pomp and circumstance, the best of these are not cheap. this is a story in "the guardian" the republican has outgunned obama financially. the inaugural committee raised more than 90 million private donations, far more than obama's inaugural committees which brought in 55 million in 2009 -- three $3 million in any money left over will be donated to charity. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. eastern time you want to tune into c-span or go to c-span.org and if you are not near a computer or television, the c-span radio app so you can listen in. we will take your phone calls and get your thoughts on this 58th inauguration. cutler, in new hampshire. you are apprehensive. caller: good morning. i have concerns. i was watching the hearings yesterday and some of the senators recommended that the inauguration be postponed. what with this russian meddling in the election. i think there are questions that need to be answered. i am not saying that it is not a legitimate election, but if there was collusion, that needs to be determined now before anybody is i

. >>> up next, after all the day's pomp and circumstance, the real work begins. first actions president trump has already taken, and the big moves planned for his first 100 days. >>> it's official. donald j. trump is the president of the united states, and it means everything is on the table, health care, immigration, national security, nato, you name it. we have a lot to talk about. if it's sunday, you better believe it's "meet the press." >>> we're back now on this inauguration night in washington. the parties are about to begin, but the work of the new trump administration is already under way. the president signing several executive orders today, and there are plans for an aggressive first 100 days. our white house correspondent kristen welker has details. >> reporter: president donald trump taking his first actions as president, less than an hour after taking the oath of office. >> this is for rex. he was approved today. >> the senate today confirming trump's nominee for defense, general mattis. and general kelly for homeland security. and trump's administra

the 115th congress convening yesterday with a lot of pomp and circumstance.embers elected for the first time getting sworn into office, getting ready for an aggressive agenda, one in in which the house and senate republican leadership want to repeal obamacare, replacing obamacare, overhauling the tax code. trying to get rid of major regulations. and of course confirming donald trump cabinet and the supreme court justice. that doesn't mean there wasn't controversy yesterday. yesterday there was a significant amount of controversy after house republicans set to move forward with a rules package that would have gutted a key ethics watchdog, that actually polices members of congress. a lot of members do not like the way it has conducted itself over the last eight years. so, they voted to try to kill it essentially. and it got a lot of pushback. angry voters called lawmakers offices to demand they do not vote for this when it became public. and donald trump tweeted said he did not think this was a good idea on the first day of the new congress. in the meanwhile, p

many looking forward to the pomp and circumstance.ne of the events that takes place come after a service at st. john's episcopal church, the president-elect has a brief meeting with president obama. the two of them take a car ride together from the white house to capitol hill. we sat down with a historian and he talked about that ride. [video clip] >> that often times can be awkward, too, in a situation like that. and -- hoover was silent and depressed. he did not like roosevelt and roosevelt said later he kept on trying to start a conversation they saw a and building being built along the road and roosevelt said something like, isn't that nice? hoover was still silent, so roosevelt gave up. reagan and carter had run against each other. they were a bit more amicable. tryingwas understandably to get reports on whether the american hostages had yet been released in tehran. he was a bit distracted. reagan tried to warm up the atmosphere by telling old stories of hollywood and ls like jackgu warner of warner bros.. carter gets out and tal

. >> pelley: on a day of pomp, pageantry-- >> incredible, historical event. >> pelley: ...and protests news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from washington >> pelley: for those of you just joining us, this is a special expanded edition as we cover this historic day, the inauguration of donald trump, as the 45th president. have a look at this. this is the 44th president, in the last few minutes in the oval office this morning, barack obama left a personal and private message in the top desk drawer for mr. trump. it is a tradition begun by president reagan. then, we heard president trump's message for america in his inaugural address. >> january 20, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. we must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our compa

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and the pomp and circumstance. wait until we get to the military bands, they're phenomenal -- almost the end of the work day -- if you've never them, they're fan. unabashed f. dave: the president has said he parades.e to have more jonathan: sequestration, that put all of that to an end. put shows on at the washington monument for years then sequestration caused all the bands to be on hiatus. was a must to go to the capitol to see. all those folks tot are visiting, it's great have you. theon't normally have protesting that we're witnessing. normally it's a wonderful place visit. such a rich place for history museums. allison: going forward, nationetermined how the see.he city reacts wt and jonathan: that was my question, the inauguraloth, address was about 14 minutes long. as, was itts as far extending an olive branch or an heard on of what we the campaign trail about where he stands and what he believes? said,n: what scott thuman he was giving the red meat to the people who put him there. that was exactly it, the m

>>> tonight, pomp, pageantry and protest as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. >> congratulations, mr. president. >>> a historic transfer of power. a farewell to the obamas. then celebrations as crowds pack the parade route. a dramatic split screen as police in riot gear clash with violent demonstrators nearby. tear gas, flash bangs, smashed windows and fires. tonight, the new president's message to a deeply divided nation. an inaugural address like we have never heard before. his surprised salute to hillary clinton. >> i would like you to stand up. >>> and now, the trumps take washington. occupying the white house and the work begins. we have every moment covers. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> 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 office was administered just after noon today, mark

pomp, circumstance and a good bit of chaos on the streets of washington and around the country, but weave witnessed history tonight. donald trump will wake up tomorrow and serve his first full day at the 45th president of states. in washington, dan ashley, "abc 7 news." back to you. >>> while president trump's inaugural address is described by some as unusually combative, he struck a more conciliatory note at the luncheon, thanking bill and hillary clinton had for attending. >> i was very honored, very, very honored when i heard that president bill clinton and secretary hilary clinton was coming today. i think it is appropriate to say -- and i would like you to stand up. [ applause ] >> honestly, there's nothing more i can say because i have a lot of respect for those two people. >>> earlier today, mrs. clinton tweeted she attended today's inauguration to honor our democracy and its enduring values, saying she will never stop believing in our current railway and its future. >>> more than 200 people were arrested during inauguration protests in d.c. today. one limousine was vandalized,

jonathan: pomp -- >> ♪ america jonathan: and circumstance. with a message of peace.resident trump: when you open your heart to patriotism, there is no room for prejudice. jonathan: across town, destruction and outrage come as protests well in d glamorous events and celebrations, stand in contrast to continuing anger on the streets. alison: we begin with breaking news now. on the night of the inauguration, more than 200 people have been arrested during protests on the streets of the city we have watched tense moments with fights breaking out and people smashing windows. jonathan: all of this happening the mid-music, dance, and celebration in d.c. this is the armed services ball where president trump and first lady made their way in. ♪ president trump: well, thank you very much. what a great honor. these events are going on all over the city. we are having a lot of fun tonight. what a day it has been. our first lady has been working very, very hard. very hard. , oni just want to thank you ania, and myself and my family. the job you have done is absolutely wonderful. be

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. >> the pomp and circumstance for the 58th inauguration is taking over washington, d.c. >> some areding to the capitol to be part of history, some to celebrate, some to protest. >> vice president elect said he and the president are looking forward to making america great again. >>> the inauguration ceremony begins at 11:00 a.m., there's a chance of rain moving into washington, d.c. and philadelphia, around then we're watching that. donald j. trump is expected to take the oath of office at noontime, we'll have full coverage on 6abc and

blocks away from the pomp and circumstance sometimes violent protests broke out in the streets. some protesters lit a limo on fire. police used pepper spray stun grenades and other methods >> these groups it delegitimacies a lot of the reasons the rest of here >> 217 people were arrested and six officers sustained miles an hour injuries. now, former president obama are headed to palm springs what they call a short vacation after the eight years in the white house. earlier this was the scene. they left washington holding hands as they walked to a helicopter parked outside the capitol escorted by president trump. they addressed the crowd gathered there. >> this is a little pit stop. this is a -- this is not a period. this a comma. in the continuing story of building america. >> reporter: before he left washington, president obama took one last look at his home. a photographer captured the president looking at the white house. as for the vice president and his wife after the inauguration vice president biden headed home to delaware and eyewitness "eyewitness news" was on board as t

the pomp and ceremony of the inauguration will take place on the building's western front. meanwhile, the homeland security secretary says things will be extraordinarily fortified for the inauguration, but that no specific credibility threat exists. they say mr. trump's naeg speech is done ask that he wrote most of it himself. he can start signing executive orders as early as tomorrow afternoon. washington, d.c. is abuzz with activity right now. >> pamela is part of our team here. and she has the vibe of what's happening in this city right now. pamela. >> we're down here at the capitol building where everything is going to take place. as you can see, this area is closed. we've been talking about those restrictions that are going into place right now. some of the chairs are set up. you can see up there on the risers, it looks like a media staging area and some other work that'sing going on there right now. again, take a look around. you can see people really just taking this moment in. they're walking, they're taking their pictures, they're soaking this up and they should ri

it's ban day filled with pomp and circumstance and tradition. but tonight here nighttime now in washington, it's all about the glitz and glamour. we're going to show you where president trump is expected to be at any minute now. this is the liberty ball. he's expected to be at his three balls and have his first dance with the first lady in a few minutes from now. just an hour ago president obama's first executive order, limiting obamacare. we're not sure about the um pact but it's significant and symbolic. among the first things he said he was going do when he took the office and that's what he did. barack obama is now in california but he had some trouble getting back to california, to palm springs for and extended vacation. we'll explain those stories but first we want to get back to the bay area and check in with our weather. guys back to you. >>> we have seen it all today, talking rain, wind ablightening. we're looking at the live doppler radar night now. >> we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> we're seeing a little bit of rain around

. >> the pomp and circumstance of the 58th presidential inauguration is about to take over washington, d.c. we'll have a live report from the nation's capitol. >> hundreds of thousands are making their way to washington, d.c. for inauguration weekend, some to cheer others to protest. >> it could be a rainy transition of power not only here, but in washington, d.c. david murphy is tracking the system. >> let's head over to david murphy and karen rogers is looking at the morning commute. >> reporter: we're looking at a peek of stars, but the clouds will get fairly quickly this morning. there's the rain that will rotate in from the west. looks like it will be in washington, d.c. for the festivities and be here by late morning and afternoon. as we look at temperatures, we promised it would be colder, it is. 33 degrees in wilmington, 30 in allentown. 29 in reading, 29 in trenton, 34 down in cape may. as we take a look at winds don't have to worry about that too much, looks like it's a calm wind profile across the region. 3-mile an hour wind in trenton, 5 in lancaster. it's cold, but we don

we'll take a break here, behind the pomp and circumstances of the inauguration of the man who knows itmost. this is "the 11th hour." tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? all finished.umm... you wouldn't want your painter to quit part way. i think you missed a spot. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? >>> tomorrow we have a speech at 12:00. it may rain or it may not rain. i don't care, it does not matter. if it really pours, it is okay, people will realize it is my real hair and that's okay. >> president-elect trump ready for the worse tomorrow when it comes to the weather. josh king a veteran man for the white house. he's used to prepare for the worse. he knows his way around the white house. he's the author of "off script" and "campaign specticles." chance of rain of 7:00 a.m. goes to 75% and at noon it jumps

. >> in addition to the pomp and ceremony, security is an issue, isn't it? >> it is. 250,000 people will be here in the secured area, they're all ticketed, they all logical go through security screening, that will start early in the morning but there will be another 500, or 600,000 people between here and the washington monument and then on to the lincoln memorial that are just here because they want to be here and that in the event like this i think security is a significant concern

because of the taking the oath of office, that, trying to get some business done, mixed in with all the pomp and circumstance. immediately afterwards, there was that luncheon that's become a tradition here on capitol hill, sworn in newly president meets with a lot of the higher-ranking members of well as supporters and family. they have their luncheon here, before beginning that parade. also, we saw donald trump putting his name to paper quite a bit. there are a large stack of signatures that were needed on officially make some of these nominations for cabinet members and secretaries put into that system where you can really start processing these. you saw, of course, as you mattis gettingal confirmed. this administration was already get moreisten, let's of these done today and if not, monday.ing speaking of monday, that is when we really expect to see a accomplishments and some changes made by this administration. house press secretary has been saying that donald trump will very quickly put pen to paper on those issues as well, repealing some measures that president obama had put into place