shomari? >> reporter: good evening, i'm at the foot of the arlington memorial bridge and at 3:00 a.m. it will be closed. it will be closed for tomorrow morning's commute so plan accordingly. on the other side of the bridge is the lincoln memorial. right now crews are working, making the final preparations for tomorrow morning's inauguration concert. make america great again welcome celebration at the lincoln memorial. the free concert will launch president-elect trump's inaugural events. >> we're extremely excited. >> sabrina and her son walked here to see the final preparations. >> this is history. peaceful transition of power. >> reporter: not everyone is excited about president-elect trump's inauguration. in fact, we talked to some people who tell us that they're concerned. tonight alyssa and more than 500 people of all faiths had a service at new york presbyterian church's pre-inauguration service. alyssa is the daughter of a mexican immigrant. >> as a concerned citizen, i worry about the

they spoke to our shomari stone tonight. shomari. >> reporter: good evening. they are still processing the scene behind me. as you can see, there's tape surrounding the property. a police cruiser is parked there to make sure no one crosses the tape and contaminates the scene. people tell me this is a retirely quiet neighborhood. and they were shocked to sea the tape. tragic? >> reporter: candace has walked loommy on windy hill road in mclane for more than a decade. it's the first time she's seen yellow crime scene tape in front of this house. >> i know the house. i have seen that house for 25 years. it's like everyone says when you interview people like me, it doesn't happen here. >> reporter: a relative walked up the driveway, looked in the front window, saw a body and called police friday afternoon. investigators found two more bodies inside the house. detectives say the deaths are suspicious and domestic related. >> we don't believe there's a threat to public safety. and there is -- we do not believe this was a random act. >> reporter: police say they must

back to you, doreen. >> shomari, thank you. one of the strongest storms in years is drenching northern and central california due to a weather pattern known as an atmospheric river. crews rescued a person trapped in a home by rising flood waters 80 miles out of san francisco. that person will be ok. >>> a different extreme on the east coast. rescuers brave the thin ice to save a stranded deer from a river in connecticut. struggling with the skittish doe who was chasing coyotes when she slid on to the ice. it took a while but the crew finally got her on to the riv just getting started and now it's the perfect time to have the nbc washington app downloaded to your smartphone and have updates ready to go and the latest forecast from storm team 4. >>> here with a live desk. we are just getting our hands on a new court document that show metro asking the court to dismiss all lawsuits related to that deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza and putting the blame squarely on d.c. first responders. in just a few days, we'll mark two yea

i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> a lawsuit tonight.his could affect all sorts of apps, parents contend a driver was distracted when using apple's face time when he hit their car and killed the couple's 5-year-old daughter. the case is still pending, but now two years after the crash the family of the 5-year-old filed a lawsuit saying apple could disable the app while users are traveling at higher speeds. >> reporter: it may be a policy question on whether companies could do more to stop the misuse of their product. but judges don't necessarily want that decision made in a courtroom. >> reporter: tonight, apple says only they don't comment on pending litigation. >>> and spacex now identified the cause of a failure, a liquid tank destroyed a $200 million satellite and severely buildings for miles, happening during a pre-flight test. spacex said they will have plans to have a repeat and make their first launch since the explosion as early as next week. >>> all right, doug, more rain in store, when will it turn off? >> looks like it will t

. >> reporter: and in the thick of the protests in northwest d.c., shomari? >> good evening.tanding outside the washington convention center. police put up this really tall fence. was it necessary for this particular ball? it wasn't. because no disruption. ll leaving the liberty ball. it's a peaceful night compared to the destruction earlier today. police arrested 217 people. they are charged with rioting. 6 police officers received minor injuries including 3 hit in the head. good news, they're also going to be okay. police say protestors threw bricks and rocks. the d.c. mayor commented on the violence and the police chief told us what people can expect tomorrow. >> what message can you give the protestors right now on k street? >> follow the law, and they can exercise their first amendment rights peaceably. >> what can you say to the women who are watching think and families and men who plan on going to the women's march tomorrow? >> i would say this. this is a safe and beautiful city. welcome to washington, d.c. this is a place where people come to exercise their first amen

>> jim, a little more than a mile away there from shomari and though protesters, the president-electhanking his supporters at union station. but he singled out spokesperson kellyanne conway and brought her right up on stage. >> there is no den she will not go into. when my men are petrified to go into certain networks, i say kellyanne, would you do it? then she gets on and she just destroys them. so anyway, thank you, baby. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: he and his family kicked off the inaugural festivities at the lincoln memorial. lee greenwood, toby keith and three doors down performed at the concert which culminated with a huge fireworks display. mr. trump recounted his campaign against hillary clinton and how he overcame the polls, but he also hinted at trying to unify the country as president. >> i'm the messenger. i'm just the messenger. on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. you're not forgotten anymore. that i can tell you. but we're going to make america great for all of our people, everybody. everybody throughout our country. >> tomorrow