live at dulles airport, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: other protesters took their message directly to president trump, holding a rall their message, discriminating based on religion is wrong. immigrants have long been contributors to our country. the groups included immigrants and visa holders from iran, iraq, syria, libya, somalia, and yemen. and a the war on terror combat death. a u.s. service member died on a raid against al qaeda forces in yemen. three other service members were hurt. raid tookon says the out 14 al qaeda members, including three senior leaders. new developments in the murders of two people in prince george's county. police say an employee at a restaurant shot his coworkers and then himself. tonight, the suspects, karlief condition. critical all three worked at the blue sundae bar and grill. was found in the woods by his home. police say he has two self-inflicted gunshot coming up, what police say caused a temporary stop and -- in the flow of traffic in the middle of the woodrow wilson bridge today. plus, ho

ryan hughes tells us about the security plan now in place. ryan: president-elect trump calling the campaign a movement. encouraging his loyal supporters to show up for the swearing in on inauguration day. >> the 20th is going to be something that will be very, very special. very beautiful. >> 900,000 people are expected to line the parade route and the national mall. the united states secret service says it is prepared to keep everyone safe. >> we will have a robust security perimeter for the inauguration to defend against a number of threats. ryan: the secret service is the lead agency to put together and implementing a security plan for what is a national special security event. >> we encourage people to come down and enjoy the peaceful transition of power and the events that go along with i. tight. there will be controlled checkpoints ready to screen everyone coming in the event. >> there will be metal detectors and bad searches. >> anyone planning to attend is not allowed to bring aerosol, ammunition, coolers, drones, glass containers, sel

ryan hughes continues our stormwatch coverage on them all. -- on the mall. reporter: that wind making it feel even colder. we are looking forward to that warm up to tonight, the city is inviting more people into shelters. take a look at the national see more people walking around. right now it is quiet. earlier we found some people braving the cold. and despite the bone chilling temperatures people are venturing out, braving the cold. >> it is cold. but the sun is out so it is nice. we wanted to look around. 's bonded up,anie visiting the museums. she admits she wishes she had another layer. the sun was shining but with the wind that felt more like the teens good >> we like the cold. it can be dangerous. that is why the district activated a cold emergency plan untilwill remain place monday morning. emergency shelters and overnight sites are open to give the homeless a safe place to stay. >> i have layers on. d on. reporter: charlotte wanted to see the monument in the snow before the work week but no boots for kevin from chicago and is not letting the cold st

ryan hughes is on capitol hill. i understand the group is permitted for a quarter of a million people? ryan: yeah, d.c. his say the number has not changed. so they are expecting big crowds for the march on washington. as you mention it is happening the day after the inauguration, right here in this area. right near independence and third street southwest. today, we spoke with bus companies and they tell us they are seeing a calls. the buses will be parked at r.f.k. stadium. we are told 200 bus permits issued for the inauguration, but 1200 permits issued for the women's march the day after. according to the facebook page, they are coming to protest to let donald trump know women's rights are human rights. the bus companytells us they are fielding calls from across the country from chicago to texas and even california. >> we have put aside over 2,000 buses as of right now. we have rented over 1,200 buses and calls are still coming in today. ryan: d.c. police say if more people show up than the 200,000 they have permits

estimated 2000 people marched on the mall to deliver a message to the incoming administration and ryan hughes was there. >> this is what democracy looks like! ryan: they chanted and marched in the rain towards the martin luther king junior memorial. network led action by reverend al sharpton leading the charge during the "we shall not be moved" rally on independence avenue. sixing their frustrations, days before the inauguration. sharpton is demanding accountability from president-elect donald trump and showing support for the affordable care act and protecting religious liberty. sharpton: dr. king died fighting for these rights! ryan: the rally happening only blasted civilump rights icon john lewis on twitter. lewis says that trump is not a legitimate resident. is allweeted that lewis talk and no action. >> everything is terrible, it's bad, wrong. ryan: at the national press club, the coalition of pastors says trump must begin a chance to prove himself as president. >> so many people criticized president obama when he was elected. we said we should give the managements to pve on, dozenslso g

live at dulles, ryan hughes, abc7 news. alison: ryan, while the protests continue at airports here and nationwide, trump supporters are happy with his executive orders. cheryl conner has their message to the protesters. cheryl: mountain view diner brings the sights and sounds on what's on we asked nancy to chat about the president's executive order on immigration while we took a step back. >> i think it should be stopped that immigrants come over. cheryl: both were trump supporters in the election and now they are happy to see the president follow through on what they consider a tough stance on possible terrorists entering the country. the order temporarily suspend refugees and bans immigrants from seven cases. seated a table over, rick hines is pleased with president trump's actions. >> we have to stop the flow of immigrants specifically for countries that are known hosts and supporters of terrorism. cheryl: but in the same restaurant we found john who for the first time did not vote republican in november. >> to me it seem

like tonight at reagan national airport, ryan hughes, abc 7 news . an hour apart, two very different tones. the massive crowds put metro to the test this weekend, but the agency rose to the challenge and now celebrates a record-setting weekend. emily is life outside the foggy bottom metro station right now for a straight how is it looking? -- now for us. how is it looking tonight? reporter: that's right. the numbers released today indicate that the women's march on washington was historic. was the second busiest day yesterday for metro next to president obama's inauguration in 2009. metro's general manager says the rail system provided more than one million rides yesterday. statement to point out the statistic and also to thank metro employees for their hard work on inauguration day, and then on saturday with the women's march. success isote, this especially impressive given the monumental challenge of sustaining such an operation over back-to-back days, along with the logistical challenges that come from national special security events. the announc

ryan hughes live at dulles with the latest on this one. ryan? ryan: yeah, jonathan, senator kaine just finished speaking to us 20 minutes ago after he landed at dulles coming from roanoke. he spoke to immigration attorneys that have been here all weekend long and he took time to thank the protesters who have been here for the third consecutive day. kaine said it has been a disturng there are so many things wrong with the president's executive order. mainly, there was very little thought about the consequences. >> i'm right where i am supposed to be for a reason. ryan: virginia senator tim kaine joining the protest and demanding answer from department of homeland security and customs and border protection, if travelers are being detained at dulles international airport. senator kaine: they told me as of yesterday morning no one has been detained at dulles. >> welcome! ryan: for the third straight day, protesters are packing the international terminal, welcoming passengers standing united after president trump's immigration ban from seven majority

in greenbelt, ryan hughes.ummy: let's get back to the national mall, mike pence speaking at the march for life. becausesident pence: all of you and the many thousands who stand with us in marches like this all across the nation, life is winning again. in america. [applause] that is evident in the election of pro-life majorities, in the congress of the united states of america. [applause] evident in any way that in a president who stands for a stronger america, and a president who i proudly say stands for the right to life, president donald trump. [applause] president trump asked me to be here with you today. [applause] he asked me to thank you for your support. for your stance for life and for your compassion for the women and childrejn of america. [applause] today, on the steps of the capital, we saw the inauguration of the 45th president of the united states. [applause] firsthand you president is a man with broad biglders and a big part- heart. his vision, energy, optimism are boundless and i know he will ma

on the national mall, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. >> well, hello there. it's weather time.vernight, that will be patchy fog and areas of drizzle. to 45 for the overnight temperatures. now, we've seen the rain move out. but just give it time. back.oming with emay have drizzle and -- we may have drizzle and fog in the morning. south will way down develop. so by the time we get into late saturday night, early sunday batch of rain through and during the day sunday it will be cloudy. later in the afternoon and rain, heavy at times, as the storm winds up. we're going to get strong, gusty southeasterly winds. monday morning, still plenty of rain around but colder air may the mountains in and the higher elevations. so let's check out the weekend for you. fog early.rizzle and but then we'll become mostly cloudy. there's a chance we could breaking into sunshine. good deal. then we get on to sunday. and the rain will move in. be with us at times through sunday, sunday night into monday. but look at the temperatures all in the mid- to upper 50's. for folks that love winter snow, we don

ryan hughes reports someone has a chance to buy a house doors down from the house that the obamas plan to move in to at the end of the president's term. ryan: cars drive past the future home of the first family. >> it's exciting. i'm looking forward to hopefully meeting him and his family and possibly welcoming them to the neighborhood. ryan: castillo says possibly because his home a few doors down is up for sale. they have spent 20 years here but they put the home on the market before the president announced he is moving to the neighborhood and before evanka trump bought a home around the corner. >> there is a time for everything. ryan: the home is listed at $3.8 million. it has four bedrooms. four a finished basement the couple uses as office space. >> it's very warm. generous, that speaks to their personality. they have had fundraisers here. it's a home for entertainment. ryan: it has been on the market for two months and they are showing interest to live next to the most desirable neighbors. >> this is one of the more special parts of the home. the backyard with beautiful landscapi

nominees are ryan gossling, ryan reynoldss, hugh grant, jonah hill. ryan gossling, the front-runner here. >> director said he was determined, three months learning the piano and mastering it. he was the former member of the mickey mouse club with justin timberlake, britney spears. >> would never know. >> right? >>> five films up for the award. nominees, "la la land" "florence foster jenkins," "deadpool" and the clean sweep for "la la land" across the board. we all have to watch this sunday. >> and o.j., fx series is supposed to do really well. >> jimmy fallon is hosting for the first time. this is "early today." look at yy on your medicare part d prescriptions. at walgreens we make it easy for you to seize the day by helping you get more out of life and medicare part d. now with zero-dollar copays on select plans... ...and rewards points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty i

. >> best actor, musical or comedy, nominee, colin ferrell, ryan gosling, hugh grant, jonah hill. >> . >> and ryan reynolds. >> all right, which one of those doesn't fit? i think ryan reynolds, that's the beauty of this awards show, ryan reynolds is nominated for a golden globe for best actor, and i love that so much. i do think when it comes down to it, in the typical awards fashion, i think that ryan gosling will win it for lal land. he is phenominal, played his own bee pan owe, but hoping for ryan reynolds surprise for dead pool, really am. >> best actress drama, amy adams, jessica chase tape, isabel, roost nag a and natalie portman. who will win? >> natalie portman, no question, the will win, should win, she plays jacky, she has the momentum, she will win this award, will win the oscar, as well, for best actress, that's really just a lock. >> best actress musical or comedy: annette benning, lilly collins, phil collins daughter, haley steinfeld, emma stone or meryl streep? if meryl streep wins this i'll jump off the build being. >> who will win? >> you know, mike, i was sitting at

intelligence -- take a listen to this clip of radio interview between house speaker paul ryan and hugh hewitt. >> let me ask you what your opinion is of julian assange. >> i really have none other than i think the guy is a sycophant for russia. he leaks and steals data and compromises national security. >> reporter: in terms of who will be at the briefing on friday, it will be cia director john brennan, james comey, james clapper, mike rogers. a lot of those folks are people who donald trump has criticized in the past. so it could be a tense backdrop to that friday briefing. one more point, the president-elect had said he was going to hold a news conference next week on the 11th, his first since being elected. now we're told, according to a top transition official, that could get pushed back until the 12th. so still no firm date, peter, on that first press conference that we're expected from the president-elect. >> the news conference first scheduled for the middle of december and now we'll find out exactly when soon. kristen welker covering the trump transition at the trump tower. kri

or make out. >> make out, marry, move on. >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. >> are you taking all my answers. >> i would marry hugh jackman. >> you took my answer. >> and i would have to say whoever -- who says good-bye to pierce brosnan ever? was that yours exactly? >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. i sat next to hugh jackman once. he is so charming. >> you did? what's he like? how does he smell? >> i didn't smell him. >> usually guys -- you know, there's like kind of a clean -- >> i love his wife too. sorry. could i marry him? >> yes. >> we could trade. henry for hugh jackman. henry is good. jackp i don't want to get rid of him. we have the same taste except for on-velope and n-velope. >> i'm only losing by a teeny bit. >> just because hoda is loveable doesn't mean you vote on-velope. >> turn it on-velope. reece witherspoon, we have good news if you love those legally blonde movies. possibly -- so there's legally blonde and then there was number two, elle woods and the whole thing. they're thinking about doing another one. >> hmm. >> reece witherspoon was asked would she do another "legally blonde" and she

it was not hugh grant. >> it's ryan reynolds. he is 40 years old.e nomination. this is wait. >> do you think he is going to win? >> he was up against ryan gosling who is in lala land. a huge frontrunner. it's going to be the battle of the ryans. the war of the ryans, i call it. >> that's not a bad war. >> not at all. >> they're both handsome. >> thank you so much. don't miss the golden globe awards this sunday night at 8:00, 7:00 central here on nbc. next up, he is the hottest golden boy in country music. william michael morgan. he is about to take our stage, singing his hit song. madeline comes clean about what you should and shouldn't be eating if you want to get healthy this year. all after this. hey, hang in there. thanks. kleenex. someone needs one. with all the rush in the morning, i don't have time to hashtag my breakfast. light & fit nonfat yogurt drinks. nutrition that fits my crazy life. nine grams of protein, 90 calories, no added sugar. light & fit. do what fits you. burning, befoof diabetic nerve pain, these

ryan reynolds. >> you' >> i would marry hugh jackman. >> you took my answer. >> i would have -- who says good bye to pierce brosnan exactly? >> i would make out with ryan reynolds. i sat next to hugh jackman once. he's so charming. >> how did he smell? >> i didn't smell him. >> usually guy -- there's a -- >> he's lovely and i love his wife, too. sorry. but could i marry him? we could trade. henry hager for hugh jackman. henry is good, i don't want to get rid of him. >> wow, we have the same taste. >> we have so much in common except for on-velope. >> i'm losing by a teeny bit. >> just because she's lovable doesn't mean you vote on onvelope. >> we have good news, if you love the legally blond movies. possibly. there is legally blond there was number two. elle woods and the whole thing. they're thinking about doing another one. reese witherspoon was asked if she would do another one. >> she said somebody else really clever needs to come up with a great idea. >> all right. you're not going to believe the timing of this. the bend and the snap. that was in 2001. the second movie came out in 2003, just

hugh: a center-right paul ryan conservative. arlie: what has been your evolution in the 2016 campaign? hugh: it is a little bit tortured. during the debates, because i had signed on for the cnn salem debates, i did 170 interviews with various republican candidates. including about a dozen with donald trump before he received the nomination. after he was nominated, i supported him. happy to do so. when the judge curiel incident happened i announced he was flying the party into the mountain. he stopped, so i got back on the trump train, campaigned for him throughout the summer, barnstormed with mike gallagher and some of my colleagues from sheriff david clark. and after access hollywood tweeted, i wish you would get out of the race, and i thought more was coming, and worse. he did not get out of the race. i supported him because of the supreme court and by and large, as i discuss in the book, he can transform with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, and mike pence and create a semi-lasting republican majority. charlie: what are the conditi

where are you politically a center-right paul ryan conservative, and what has been your evolution in the 2016 campaign. hughduring the debates because i had signed on for the four did 170occurred, i interviews with republican candidates, including about a dozen before donald trump. after he was nominated, i supported him. withthe incident happened the judge, i announced he was flying the party into the mountain. he stopped, so i got back on the trump train, campaign for him throughout the summer, barnstormed with mike gallagher and some folks from salem, sheriff david clarke, and after access hollywood tweeted, i wish you would get out of the race and i thought moore was coming. he did not get out of the race. he can transform with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, and mike pence and create a semi-lasting republican majority. charlie: what are the necessary essential ingredients of that and what could prevent it from happening? hugh: scandal could prevent it from happening. a reality with this president, the possibility of impeachment. a year,ooks said within but i don't believe that. if the republicans lose the

colin ferrell, ryan gosling, lala land, hugh grant florence foster jenkins and ryan reynold dead poolpredict ryan gosling would win for lala land but you said who should win ryan reynolds for dead pool and who won. >> which ryan. >> ryan gosling won. >> i think it the is a great performance. he became character. by the way, he gave the greatest speech last night, and i posted the full version on my facebook page at kevin mccarthey fox. he thanked ava menendez who he had two children with and said thank you for staying home, and being with our family and taking care of your brother so i could go out and do this performance. i thought that was really touching that he really thank her on stage. beautiful, beautiful speech last night. she is an act rest as well. it is cool he thank her last night. >> very nice you are batting a thousand on these redixons you are fantastic. >> yes, about to get wrong soon. >> yes. >> best actor, drama. nominees amy adams, jessica chastane, isabel, ruthh and natalie portman. you said natalie portman would win for her performance as jackie o. >> who won. >>

hastings and beaver creeking now, a crash blocking lanes on the express lanes at tysons around hughes. ryang? >> yes, a major mess out here on the beltway. we just got to the scene about ten minutes ago and i want to show you a live picture. there's flaker lights. that's virginia state police. they have had at least one of those express lanes now open but part of it is blocked. you can also see maybe one of those vehicles on the tow trucks. it's a volkswagen and has very he damage on to the front and the windshield. we also saw a pickup truck a little ways away. this all happening near route 123 northbound. those lanes are blocked and you can see a lot of traffic backed up. another report, chopper report z231yz zi0z y231yy yi0y . >>> and outside today we're definitely mild again but not quite as warm as yesterday. firefight 55 today. partly sunny, kind of breezy feel to the afternoon. breezy and 30 tonight. a little cooler as we get into the overnight and tomorrow, breezes still lingering. only about 44 degrees. about e weekend, saturday and sunday, both low 40s. could see a few flurries su

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the country to be in the nation's capital hughes continues our coverage with demonstrators explaining why they thought it was so important to be here today. ryaney started coming early in the morning, before the sun buses unloading at rfk stadium, this group of women driving from austin, texas, wearing pink and armed with signs. the energy only growing louder as the crowd started filling the national mall. >> we are all one. if we get along, we can do better. uniting on the first full day of donald trump's presidency, standing shoulder to shoulder, crding the stage, protesters filling into the streets -- spilling into the streets and calling on trump to listen. >> we are not asking for special rights, we are not asking for extra rights. we just want equal rights. this crowd coming from all across the country and each person here for a different reason. idaho. >> i fought for women's rights a way long time ago, and i don't want to see them go away. ryan: these people are from redlands, california. >> it's important to support women's rights. ryan: and charlotte came from germany. >> i'm an american citizen living abroad. trump may affect the en

its lead actors — ryan gosling and emma stone — won, as did the film's director, damien chazelle. british actors tom hiddleston and hughoonlight. coming up injust a couple of minutes, sally has all the latest business news in world business report. first a look at the weather where you are. hello. many of us have had a grey and murky weekend. the weather is on the change but that means wet weather will arrive. first thing in the morning in ireland and scotland and it the showers will return frequent and heavy across the moors and scotland for snow on high ground. frequent wintry showers overnight. a brisk, cold wind over scotland. sunshine for northern ireland and scotla nd sunshine for northern ireland and scotland developing at 8:00. that band of heavy rain and quite squally winds pushes into more north—western parts of england and wales — not very clever rush hour here. further south and east, it's mostly dry, if a cloudy start, for most of the day. most of the fog will have lifted by this stage, as the wind freshens up. the rain continues to drive southwards and eastwards across england and wales. we can all expect

yesterday, i believe, on the hugh hewitt show you would have the reconciliation repeal bill to the president's desk by the end of february is that the timeline? speaker ryan: we are going to work the process as best we can. we're not holding hard deadlines only because we want to get it right. again, we need to move quickly because the law is collapsing but we also want to get it right and we are going to go through regular order, unlike what the democrats did. we are not going to do the harry reid's office on christmas eve. you know, and then pass the massive bill that you don't know what's in it until after it's passed, we're not going do that. we are going to do it the way congress is supposed to work but we do feel we need to act quickly because, again, this thing's collapsing. yeah. reporter: speaker ryan, are you concerned at all including language defunding planned parenthood in the reconciliation bill and how that could impact modderate house g.o.p. leaders in 2018? speaker ryan: we are working off the bill from last year. our goal in that policy is to get health care to women, particularly in low-income communities, without the controversy surrou

ryan has been reelected. this comes after a widespread criticism and questions from president-elect donald trump about the gop's priorities. abc megan hughes has that story. >> reporter: the 115 congress sworn in and delivering an opening day flip-flop. they planned to weaken the independent office of ethics. lawmakers would have had control over the group. >> the activetives of the oce that unjustly target members of congress and should not be subjected to anonymous complaints. >> reporter: democrats cried foul pointing to the president-elect's campaign promise. >> we're going to drain the swamp of corruption. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump disagreed, at least with the timing tweeting do they really have to make the weakening of the ethics watchdog, their number one act and priority. within hours of the tweet house republicans reversed course. >> i thought it was not the right way to proceed. >> reporter: republicans are vowing swift action on repealing obama car hoping to tee several measures up for trump's inauguration in 17 days. >> it's time to get to work. it's time to get our word to the american people. >> reporter: trum

ryan. in a break from donald trump the speaker said congress is not going to increase taxes on imports and exports. we're not going to be raising tariffs, he said on the hugh hewitt radio show. guest: i serve on the ways and means committee. the committee in washington that writes the tax code for america so i'm familiar with what's being discussed. what we need to do is fix the american tax code and what we are putting forward as an idea to bring the international tax laws and to the 21st century. what we proposed to something called border adjustability. going to do, will be export products, 0% tax going out. when they come in people pay their fair share of tax and make sure we are american products and services on an equal playing field so they can compete on the world market. we can work through the details and we will get to the finish line and it's going to make american manufacturing competitive again. host: not just american companies overseas but form products as well? guest: to make sure that the tax burden on those products are equalized at the border. it's adjusted so the products and services and things made here in america are competing on th

hugh hewitt. where are you politically? >> i am a center right paul ryanonservative. >> rose: a center right paul ryan conservative. and what's been your evolution in the 2016 long campaign on donald trump? >> it's a little tortured. during the debates because i signed on for the four cnn salem debates before they occurred in switzerland. i did 170 interviews with the various candidates including a dozen with donald trump before he received the nomination. after his nomination, supported him, happy to do so. when th the judge curiel situatn happened, i said if he continued that, it would be like stage four cancer. he stopped. got back on the campaign. i campaigned for hi him and i sd you need to get out of the race, he didn't, and i supported and voted for him because to have the supreme court and biaged large as i discuss in the book he can transform with paul ryan, mitch mcconnell and vice president pence the country and create a semilasting -- nothing is forever -- but a good, enduring republican majority. >> rose: and what are the conditions to do that

ryan. in a break from donald trump the speaker said congress is not going to increase taxes on imports and exports. we're not going to be raising tariffs, he said on the hugh hewitt radio show. guest: i serve on the ways and means committee. the committee in washington that writes the tax code for america so i'm familiar with what's being discussed. what we need to do is fix the american tax code and what we are putting forward as an idea to bring the international tax laws and to the 21st century. what we proposed to something called border adjustability. going to do, will be export products, 0% tax going out. when they come in people pay their fair share of tax and make sure we are american products and services on an equal playing field so they can compete on the world market. we can work through the details and we will get to the finish line and it's going to make american manufacturing competitive again. host: not just american companies overseas but form products as well? guest: to make sure that the tax burden on those products are equalized at the border. it's adjusted so the products and services and things made here in america are competing on th

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this is the house speaker, paul ryan, who tries to tempur his criticism of trump and tries to bide his words. this is on the hughow. the speaker of the house. asked the same question. >> let me ask you what your opinion is of julian assange. >> i really have none other than i think the guy is a -- for russia. he leaks. he steals data. and compromises national security. >> and he is wanted on a rape charge. >> i think he is under house arrest or in the ecuadorian embassy the last four years. yeah. >> let's foek on the first half of that. what does it tell us that 16 days away from a new republican president just about every other republican, including the speaker of the house right there says the guy donald trump is citing on twitter as proof or character witness for his skepticism is a sicop sycophant russia? >> the press conference that got all the attention for aca, and that exact quote was said and you see paul ryan smirk and bow his head, and pence said, look, we'll find out from the intelligence community when we take a briefing with them with the heads of the intelligence community on friday. donald trump

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