president-elect once again over at the trump international hotel for this luncheon. gloria borger, you were watching the hearings together with all of us. one thing about steve mnuchin, in the face of some angry, tough questions from some democrats, he didn't back down at all. he was fighting right back. >> there were some people in the transition nervous about how he was going to perform. he's not used to this kind of a public arena. and he does have a history of working with george soros, for example. so they were really giving him some tough questions. i do think he handled it well. i agree with you. he did get some tough questions about the offshore accounts, which you can imagine he would get. and his answer was, like all hedge funds, we set up these offshore entities for pension funds. and he said in no way did i use them to avoid u.s. taxes, but he also said as treasury secretary, if confirmed, i am going to look at these things because it's very clear that he understands that people use these to avoid taxes. so the democrats really tried to push at him on tha

>> reporter: we're about five, six blocks away from the trump international hotel. i am now told definitively that donald trump is in the backseat of the limousine with melania just to make that clear. this route is filled with history, all the presidents that have come down here. we'll be passing as we mentioned the trump international hotel. i can see the tower, of course, building.old post office down a little further on the other side of the street is the willard hotel which is the hotel abraham lincoln stayed in for several days before he was inaugurated in and moved into the white house as the 16th president. you know, we're passing the canadian embassy over here. the museum. this is the street that connects the center of power of the capitol with the white house and so remarkable to think donald trump's hotel stands almost exactly at the midpoint between the u.s. capitol building and the white house. when he bought that building by the way, he put out a huge sign out front, trump coming in 2016. that was far before he was planning to run for president but the

police and firefighters swarming the scene here at the trump international hotel. the man suffering burns and taken to hospital. what we don't know right now is what led to all of this. "good morning washington" is on your side, putting in calls to several law enforcement officials. as soon as we get that information we wl we do know that anti-trump protesters marched for a second night in a row earlier at the trump and international hotel last night, but the gathering was peaceful overall. the attention, though, today, turns to the streets of d.c., writing and from arlington, virginia, where the studios are there, street closures already in place with roadblocks as well , traveling downtown, already starting to get shut off. video from overnight, this is the main hall of union station, essentially a ghost down. the cruise close it off late last night and it is not set to reopen until friday morning. that is ahead of even more restrictions in the next several hours. sam sweeney continues our team coverage live this morning at the lincoln memorial with more on the d

. >> reporter: george, he is a stone's throw away and what do you know, approaching the trump international hotel as we speak. about to come upon it. jon karl you said it best, he is so very proud of this business venture. and has to be so proud of this moment as you can hear the cheers far more positive than negative. for president trump and making his way over here. let's see how it goes. >> just don't jump out there. a lot of secret service there lara, but do your best. >> reporter: i'm trying, george, you know it. so close and yet so far i'm afra afraid. >> that may be it. made it just about to the hotel. but it does look like he's going to be heading back. into the limo right now to make his way to the reviewing stand. >> reporter: kbri don't know ifu saw ivanka, all of the children

. >>> police are stepping up security in and around the trump international hotel in washington, d.c.

the trump international hotel and tower in new york city soars 52 stories above columbus circle in centralimself to be a visionary in the mid '90s when he took this building which was a commercial building and turned it into a luxury hotel and condominium. >> real estate broker leighton candler gave us an exclusive look inside a pa lashan penthouse inside on the 44th floor owned by a buddy of the donald we have been asked not to name. >> mr. trump said he would break records selling for 1,000 to 1500 a square foot. not only did it come true, it is a remarkable appreciation in the last 20 years. >> she said initially the condos here weren't such an easy sell. >> something was wrong with the feng shui with this building. he flew an expert in the world to fix it, and they told him to put a sphere outside the building. >> it was a globe he commissioned modelled after the unissphere in queens. >> how much would it go for today? >> this residence is not on the market. should you is go like this come on the market at trump international, it would probably trade in excess of $40 million, a long wa

inmeen: on thursday night new york city, up to 25,000 people rallied outside trump international hotelnd tower near central park on the eve of donald trump's inauguration. the event call for people to take part in 100 days of resistance. mayor bill de blasio joined a .tar-studded group of people also activist from greenpeace and the naacp. the night included some humor when alec baldwin broke into character as the president-elect. thatjust want to say standing out here in the freezing cold for long time, i have to go to the bathroom. i have to pee. but i'm holding it in. i'm not going to pee. i'm going to a function at the washington consulate tonight and i'm going to hold it until i get there. then when it gets of the russian consulate, i will have a really, really long pee. , like, the biggest pee i've had in my lifetime. amy: that is alec baldwin, doing his now famous impression of donald trump, which usually does on "saturday night live." one of the rally's main speakers was academy award-winning filmmaker michael moore, whose latest film is called "michael moore in trumpland." >>

should something like this come on the market at trump international, it would probably trade in excess$40 million, away from the 1,000 a square foot price tag. >>> thanks for watching this special edition of "secret lives of the super rich, trump, the billionaire president." i'm robert frank. good night. for sale in the u.s., then here's your chance, 'cause our cameras were the only ones allowed inside, but it'll take a quarter of a billion dollars to buy this california dream and the 75-foot infinity pool makowsky: it is a $2-million theater outdoors. frank: what?! next, meet the movie star with the lucrative second career. check out keanu reeves' side gig -- making high-end, hand-crafted, super-luxe two-wheelers that start at 80,000 bucks each. -he breaks things? -yeah. things that nobody else can break. frank: and see why this 35-grand-a-night resort villa

anti-trump demonstrators marched to the trump international hotel. but the peaceful demonstration - turning into a different scene. john gonzalez is live in northwest.. john? official inauguration events kick off tomorrow - but traffic changes are now just hours starting at noon today - parking restrictions take effect downtown and will last through early monday. emergency "no parking" signs will be posted on streets near the white house, capitol and f unauthorized vehicles will be ticketed and towed. road closures will begin overnight tonight. federal workers are being encouraged to start telecommuting today if possible. you'll also notice a change this morning if you're headed to union station. overnight - crews closed the main hall to secure the area for president-elect trump's inauguration kick off dinner there tomorrow night. the west entrance on massachusetts avenue will be open for travelers. union station's main hall will re-open friday morning. and another party of presidential proportion here in washington last night. donald trump and mike

but one place that won't be partying into the wee hours, the trump international hotel. d.c. law allows for extended hours to serve booze until 4:00 a.m. during holidays and the week of the inauguration. nearly 200 bars, restaurants and hotels have applied for those extended hours. but last call at trump international will remain 1:30 a.m. >>> it's been a long, steady rumor that donald trump's daughter ivanka and husband jared kushner would be coming to washin t run the government. now that appears to be one step closer to reality. collins went to the district this week where ivanka and her husband have apparently found a new home. >> reporter: this is the washington home reportedly bought by ivanka trump and her husband. it has 6,870 square feet. it has six bedrooms. it has six and a half baths. it has the people in the calla rama neighborhood all abuzz. >> do you know who just bought that house? >> i just heard. if it's true. >> what do you make of that? >> i think she's moving into the best neighborhood in the city. >> what's the neighborhood like? >> it's -- tony. it's ri

>> reporter: we're about five, six blocks away from the trump international hotel. i am now told definitively that donald trump is in the backseat of the limousine with melania just to make that clear. this route is filled with history, all the presidents that have come down here. we'll be passing as we mentioned the trump international hotel. i can see the tower, of course, it's the old post office building. down a little further on the other side of the street is the willard hotel which is the hotel abraham lincoln stayed in for several days before he was inaugurated in and moved into the white house as the 16th president. you know, we're passing the canadian embassy over here. the museum. this is the street that connects the center of power of the capitol with the white house and so remarkable to think donald trump's hotel stands almost exactly at the midpoint between the u.s. capitol building and the white house. when he bought that building by the way, he put out a huge sign out front, trump coming in 2016. that was far before he was planning to run for presiden

following bill rancic's win on "the apprentice," the trump international hotel and tower in chicago. lot of people think donald trump is -- they view him as this billionaire and at the end of the day, the guy is a gifted builder. it was my job to take in and absorb and soak up as much as i possibly could and that's what i did. i watched how he made decisions. >> during construction, engineers proposed wrapping trump international in horizontal steel wraps. >> within 30 seconds, donald said you can't do, that the pigeons will poop and you'll never get it clean and the architects couldn't believe they didn't think of it. >> with the real estate market booming, trump turns to his favorite past time. >> my father started buying golf courses. >> trump provides players with breathtaking features and luxurious amenities. >> he loves the game. he appreciates the game. he gets it and gives people what they are looking for. >> it's going to be okay. >> on january 22nd, 2005, trump marries his long-time girlfriend melania. he promises i'm going to devote more time to the wife. the following year

and passes by, for example, trump international hotel. that is one of the places where protesters plan together and make themselves heard and seen as much as they possibly can. >> thanks very much indeed. in washington, d.c. senegal says its sent troops into gambia in order to force yahya jammeh to step down. it comes a few hours after the new president adama barrow was sworn in in senegal's capital dakar. barrow won the election but yahya jammeh has remained defiant. reporter: gambia's citizens did not get to witness one of the most democratic transitions in their country firsthand. inauguration in senegal on thursday. after the ceremony, president adama barrow tried to garner support from the country's armed forces in a standoff with longtime leader yahya jammeh. >> i command the chief of the staff, the high command, to demonstrate their loyalty to me as their commander in chief. 's mandateyahya jammeh ended at midnight local time. power.ses to cede he turned to the court and parliament to try to extend his 22 year rule. the country is

donald trump's deal—making will really be put to the test over international trade. rly from china, as the destroyer of american jobs. the trump white house has now confirmed the us withdrawal from the transpacific partnership the us withdrawal from the tra nspacific partnership and threatens withdrawal from the nafta deal with america's neighbours too, if renegotiation fails. i'm afraid international affairs are messy and complex, and i suspect that if trump clings to that i win and you lose kind of mentality, that will cause problems. so in donald trump's new world, does britain stand to win, or lose? the government hopes for an early trade deal with the new anti—eu president, but does his isolationism threatened britain's wider global interests? we have a deep and —— we have a deep and enduring relationship between the uk and the us, and because it's so deep and the us, and because it's so deep and so complex it will prosper and i'm quite confident of that in the future. donald trump has got to go... but demonstrators today in several british cities were in no doub

the president-elect will attend a prayer breakfast at trump international hotel. at 830, a special service at st. from there, obama will welcome the trumps to a reception at the white house and the four of them will make their way together to capitol hill where the inauguration ceremony will begin . >> some are excited. others are taking to the streets to protest his presidency. >> 1 chapter of history closes today as a new one open for the donald trump era. >> a lot of people did not give us much of a chance. peered last night, he thanked those who fueled his outsider campaign. >> you are going to be cheering me on but i will be cheering you on. all over the world they are talking about what we have done. >> this is a bittersweet moment for us. words cannot describe the honor and the gratitude we feel. we are a divided nation. amid the celebration, protest. from washington, i need to be here and fight against that rhetoric and that mindset. >> i am not depressed, i am not sad and i am angry and there are other people who feel the same way. >> this is celebrating o

he is not going to become donald trump's key lawyer when it comes to domestic as well as international affairs. these are people who specialize in making sure that donald trump can't invade the laws. amy: craig holman, thank you for being with us public citizen's , government affairs lobbyist on campaign finance and governmental ethics who helped set up the office of congressional ethics. it has just been gutted by the house republican conference. it will be voted on today by the house. when we come back, massacre in a turkish nightclub. we will go directly to is simple. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in turkey, police have launched a series of raids across istanbul, arresting at least 12 people as police continue to search for a man who opened fire inside a nightclub during a new year's celebration, killing 39 people. isis militants have claimed responsibility for sunday's attack on the reina nightclub, where hundreds of turks and foreigners were celebrating early in the morning. the attack killed

the first, trump international golf club in dubai, is slated to open in february only w weeks , , after inauguration. trump is developing the two courses with dubai billionaire hussain sajwani, who attended trump's new year's eve party at the mar-a-lago resort in florida. meanwhile, trump's business dealings in indonesia are also raising concerns. the trump organization is currently moving ahead with plans to open two resorts, one in bali and another in west java. these deals have brought trump close e to an indonesian billionaire media mogul who has formed his own political party, as well as indonesia's speaker of the house of representatives, who suffered a recent corruption scandal. "the new york times" reports trump's companies are also currently moving ahead with projects in india, uruguay and canada. just weeks away from inauguration on january 20, donald trump is continuing to struggle to book performers for the event. british singer rebecca ferguson has said she'd be willing to accept the invitation to perform -- but only if she's allowed to sing billie holiday's "strange fruit.

there i am at trump international with a friend of mine.nd i think that's another friend at trump international. a little late in the night. and the last photo is me with tucker carlson after i ran through the fields and over the grates and the fences. that's it for us tonight. thanks. verybody. >> thank you, have a good night. . harris: fox urgent, millions of americans in southeastern states are bracing for a fresh round of severe weather.th >> the nationalri weather servie is issuing a rare particularlyll difficult situation or pdspd tornado watch for georgia and alabama. this hour, a fox report, we are on it. at least 15 people have died of severe weather thi this weekend already in mississippi and georgia. this developing story. late word, congressional republicans have repaired their plan to reef place obamacare and will come out with a bill tomorrow. they are calling it

the new tenants pick up the keys tomorrow. the trump international hotel.republican congressional leaders. i want to thank everybody. we have had such great, great support in this room. inauguration, there's solemnity too. who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. trumpet. i'm from florida! hundreds of thousands are converging on washington for the inauguration. famous monuments, the lincoln memorial. i was on board. at his rallies, and so i received an invitation in the mail. he has the chance to be like the next ronald reagan. trump. there will be protesters too. but it doesn't signify a unified nation. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. and president putin. is in the interests of america and the wider world. the view from there. for the west wing, perhaps. a gift from russia with love. canvas for us—russian relations. "the american people made the right choice," he says. "we hoped trump would win. but did moscow do more than just hope? internet trolls, and a media campaign. the kremlin‘s principal international propaganda outlet. today, it hi

but in that shot is trump -- the trump international tower. world. >> the old post office building. we're getting ready to see the president come down from that lunch and review the troops outside the capitol there. there's the trump hotel. the steps to the capitol. there you can see the house majority leader and the house speaker, rather, paul ryan. he will come down, he will review the troops and get in that motorcade of cars. brit? >> i remember i was on the flatbed truck where john roberts is during the bush 41 inaugural. people didn't know if he would get out or wouldn't. he kept doing it and getting back in the car. came to me at one point, what do you think he's going to do now? for all i know, he might stop to get a pizza. i thought oh, god, i'm in trouble now. to my ever-lasting relief, i heard david brinkley burst out laughing. i thought i was saved. an interesting story about richard nixon. he apparently was quite concerned because there was a hole in the roof. he and pat nixon stood up but they were worried that pigeons would do th

donald trump's deal—making will really be put to the test over international trade. particularly from china, as the destroyer of american jobs. the trump white house has now confirmed us withdrawal from the tra ns—pacific partnership and threatens withdrawal from the nafta deal with america's neighbours, too, if renegotiation fails. i'm afraid international affairs are messy and complex, and i suspect that if trump clings to that "i win and you lose" kind of mentality, that will cause problems. so, in donald trump's new world, does britain stand to win, or lose? the government hopes for an early trade deal with the new anti—eu president, but does his isolationism threaten britain's wider global interests? we have a deep and enduring relationship between the uk and the us, and because it's so deep and so complex it will prosper and i'm quite confident of that in the future. donald trump has got to go... but demonstrators today in several british cities were in no doubt. for these protesters outside the american embassy, it's been a bad day, partly made in britain. the

today, they were being feted at a lunch, at where else, the trump international hotel.an congressional leaders. i want to thank everybody, you have given such great support in this room. but amidst the gladhanding that is part and parcel of any inauguration, there's solemnity too. the nation's future leaders going to arlington cemetery and the tomb of the unknown soldier to pay their respects to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. trumpet. hundreds of thousands are converging on washington for the inauguration. tonight, a make america great again concert at one of the nation's most famous monuments, the lincoln memorial. anticipation and expectation are high. since the day he came down that escalator in trump tower, i was on board. i got to sing the national anthem for mr trump five different times at his rallies, so i received an invitation in the mail. he has the chance to be like the next ronald reagan. but not everyone coming to washington is here to laud donald trump. there will be protesters too. the inauguration marks the peaceful transf

went over to the trump international hotel. he's having a leadership luncheon there. trump with his typical humor when he got up to take the microphone said, what a beautiful room that we're in. most have been a genius who designed this and delivered it ahead of schedule and under budget. by the way, we should point out that the transition has come in, 20%, under budget and donald trump will be returning some $1.2 million to the u.s. treasury. shep, things always tend to run behind schedule. there's so many moving parts. the wreath laying on the schedule had been set for actually 3:00 and then 4:00 this afternoon. there is the make america great again concert down in the mall in washington. so the fact that we're now running about 10 minutes behind isn't really unusual. that's typically what happens when you try to move all of the new pieces of the puzzle around. >> shepard: this idea of one group of workers by the thousands and thousands, transitioning to another group of workers by the thousands and thousands over almost a few moments time. it's hard to imagine the c

full of documents, he was talking there about, you know, distancing himself from his business, trump international, trump hotels, just the trump brand itself to become the president of the united states. >> a lot of people wanted to know what the plan was, his lawyer got up and spoke about the plan and how they were going to move forward today. >> and finally number five, here, did you see this one? this is how he ended the whole press conference, you're fired. >> thanks for spoiling it >> i'll come back and i'll say, you did a good job. otherwise, if they do a bad job, i'll say, you're fired >> you did not answer my >> by the way he was talking about what he would say to his sons if they didn't do a good job running the company when he comes back in i believe he said eight happens >> he announced he was going to turning the company completely over to his to older sons to run the company. >> a lot of people were surprised to hear ivanka will not be part of that and she's moving to dc and will provide material support to her father here. >> she and her husband. >> after the show like this, after th

: donald trump is not only now the president, he's also effectively his own landlord at the trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue. a building his company leases from the federal government. >> my theme today is five words -- under budget and ahead of schedule. that's what we did. >> reporter: it's a potential problem for president trump. since the lease for the old post office building specifies that no elected officials in the u.s. government can hold the lease. experts say mr. trump's conflicts of interest only begin there. he rejected advice to he will sis companies or put them in a blind trust. the path he chose, to give his eldest son, donald, jr., and eric trump full control of the multibillion dollar business. >> they're not going to discuss it with me. again, i don't have to do this. >> reporter: he also said he would hire a new ethics adviser and says the company will not enter into any new foreign transactions. but at least ten countries, including turkey and the united arab emirates, where mr. trump has business interests. >> he knew what he needed to do and was unwilling.

the gleaming hotel behind me, the recently opened trump international hotel, represents trump the businessman. trump the brand. who today became trump the president. it was a day of grand tradition. president trump's inauguration. marking a cornerstone of our democracy, the peaceful transition of power. tonight, the new first family celebrating. >> we did it. >> reporter: at all-out glamorous affairs. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: as crowds of supporters gathered on the mall in washington, the mood subdued. >> the office of president of the united states. >> reporter: with that oath, the same oath george washington took, and only 45 men in the history of our republic have taken, the donald j. trump years have begun. in his first speech as president, what we heard was a fiery vintage trump with a populist message. >> from this day forward, it's going to be only america first. america first. >> reporter: big promises to the people who got him here. >> the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> reporter: just feet away from former presidents, his former rival and

looked down to 12th and pennsylvania, and we saw the trump family get out and walk past their trump international the old post office. president trump continued a formeron, started by president jimmy carter, of walking part of the way. lots of excitement from the supporters as the motorcade reached this point and many left as soon as the there was lots of controversy groups and bands that would and would not participate in this parade. defying some critics was the marching band of the black college, talladega college in alabama, a massive band of more 200 members. participated. they've gotten over half a million in donations from supporters.p a number of college bands participated. an largely, i've never seen inauguration with as many military, police bands as this has. one thing i think is a result is that largely, the crowd here at freedom plaza has dissipated, because, you know, when you have regular high school and college bands, people come with a lot of excitement. and so a lot of the people are gone. not reallyrs are full anymore. but the parade goes on. reporting live from freedom >> comi

past the trump international hotel, the old post office where the trump international hotel is quarteredntioned tax reform. that is what steve mnuchin was asking about during the finance committee. mike, give us the status of that? kevin brady says he intends to have a piece of text legislation on the president desk -- president's desk in the first 100 days. cheney, the former vice president and his wife taking their seats on the capital. mike: they have talked about it, but they are not making huge progress yet. corporate tax reform -- you have to question the border tax adjustment lending exports be tax-free for companies, but taxing imports. that is something that importers, companies like walmart, they are very much against. there will be a lot of lobbying on that issue. the idea of bringing down tax rates for corporations is not very controversial, but the question becomes how do you pay for the border adjustment tax? it is supposed to bring in $1 trillion of revenue to offset that. if they do not do that, they will have a problem. donald trump want big cuts that will cost money. th

big names like robert de niro, joined other celebrities at the protest just outside of the trump international hotel in new york city. also tonight, alec baldwin, known for his impressions of donald trump, on "saturday night live." whether you are protesting were celebrating, expect a lot of security. there are active checkpoints, barriers all through the city. 300 police officers were sworn in as deputy marshals. from as far away as oregon and minnesota, top of the thousands of national guard troops who will be here. we will have breaking news coverage of any protests going protests, it was a grandiose celebration at the lincoln memorial tonight. this kicks off the presidential inauguration of donald trump. tonight, the first family was sitting in the front row, trump taking to the microphone to address america before he becomes president in just hours. tom roussey is live on the national mall with more. tom? a differentison, feeling in this town tonight. a lot of activity for this time of night. we are about a block away from union station. at this hour, the police are still directing traffi

ago, likely the crowd into the thousands gathering here the at white house and walk aing past trump international hotel all the way down to the steps of the us capital. not you majority here upset at president trump's executive order signed yesterday concerning stream vetting andtig the order is similar to what put in place by president obama back in 2011 when he banned visas for rev gees from iraq for six president trump says that seven country named in the order will i be yeah, sue dan, iraq, men yep and somalia are the samee countries the obama administration flagged astion sources of terror. just minutes ago from the white house, from president trump in reaction to the mass protests across the cunt assaying in part, quote, to be clear, this is not a muslim as the media is falsely reporting. this is not about religion, this is about terror and keeping our country safe.afe. there are over 40 different countries worldwide that are majority muslim that are notot affected by this order. we will again be issuing visas to all countries once we are sure we have reviewed an implemented the most secure

major airports across the country and right here and a many are from the white house to the trump international hotel all in response to the president's travel ban. we begin with john henry who has been following that march. john? >> reporter: yeah, debra, it started at the white house, walked all the way down pennsylvania avenue to the capitol building and back to the trump hotel. thousands of people participated. it ended around 4:30 right here, once again peaceful protests in the district, but a lot of people are saying they plan to do this very often. three major protests nationwide, too, in the last nine days of the trump presidency. for one woman i talked to it was a very important protest because she was sundanese american and sudan is one of the countries that is under the travel ban the president ordered. hear what she had to say. >> what if someone dies in their >> your heart is heavy and you feel so much dis-- in their family? >> your heart is heavy and you feel so much dispair. >> reporter: there's been a couple days since the travel ban came down. over my shoulder you can kind of s

a protest, the protesters were marching towards the trump international hotel. but for a while now they are stationary at one spot. they were marching down 14th street on their way there. and actually if you have a moment, you can go to our wusa9 facebook page where we have a live stream of this going on right now. someone there addressing the protesters right now. we're keeping our eye on this. so far no violence or anything like that. we have seen the police company these protesters as they have been marching down 14th street. you can watch this live right now on our wusa9 facebook page. >> the list of democratic lawmakers boycotting the inauguration of donald trump continues to grow. at least 33 congressmen and women sitting out fridays festivities. perhaps the m representative john lewis of georgia who calls trump's win illegitimate. in our area john byars won't be attending neither w millayor brown. >> let me say first and foremost i respect the office of the president as our commander in chief. >> how does he begin to earn the respect? what does he need to

hotel erie it -- international hotel. donald trumpsinessman and donald trump the president seemed to be going hand-in-hand. surprisefter his election victory, barack obama said the world would keep on spending, the sun would continue to rise. he is right, it has. but this morning, washington, america, and the rest of the world has woken to another -- to an uncertain new dawn. jon sopel, bbc news. katty: for more on what we heard today and what we can expect from the trump administration, i spoke a short time ago with former virginia governor and republican presidential candidate himself, jim gilmore. thank you very much. i want to ask you about the president's inaugural address. it has raised quite a lot of concern around the world. this is going to be about america and america first. should america's allies be worried? mr. gilmore: i don't think so. i don't think the message is america only. it's that this president intends to take care of the forgotten people in this country, who there is a sense that the previous administrations ha

the trump international hotel, old post office building leasing for his hotel. it is a calm scene. waiting, anticipating. i don't expect any problems. procession-moving heading we have our first tweet from president trump. histhan: tweeting from limousine? >> this is one hour ago. is @potus and he to a facebook page with his entire speech. jonathan: the national manufacturing has statement, "good luck, hired. >> and the old post office building, now known as trump hotel, zooming down to the president in that armored cadillac making its way down pennsylvania avenue. allison: that is an interesting juxtaposition. us have -- who have lived in washington a long time, been by the post office. it's a beautiful hotel. allison: an elegant hotel. people watching the festivities from the rooftops. the museum next door to us. thele were on the roof of museum looking out. door is thext canadian embassy where we're positioned. jonathan: these seats are not bad. i'll say that. when they get a little closer and they pass, we'll let you what you're seeing as far as the participants in the parade. g

services granted by the government in dubai for the trump international golf club opening next month and permits sought from china for the trump organization to build luxury hotels there. he brushed off the lawsuit. >> without merit. >> he will give the treasury the profits from any foreign payments which his lawyer said don't count anyway. >> paying for a hotel room is not a gift or a present and has nothing to do with an office. >> mr. trump said he will have his sons run the business, but that won't solve the princess. they must show it is directly harmed. the legal experts say it's claim of harm having to spend time and money suing is not enough. >> this is a pretty out of the box idea. the notion that because they had to work harder that somehow they are injured enough to be able to be in a lawsuit. >> pete williams for the background. ali velshi remains with us. two points come out of it. if the judge said you don't have standing here that you are spending all your time on this issue, the next group will. number two, it is believed that the other goal here is to make him reveal

. >> security was still tight today outside trump international. >> i have family and friends were on the affordable care act. obama care. some of them will die if that's repealed. >> reporter: more than a million people marched downtown in. the biggest demonstration was here in dc. what's black and white and pink all over? today's newspapers. the front page of every newspaper. >>> was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote. >> oh we voted. we voted. and we were strong. we voted. >> in fact, one trump supporter walked out of his hotel to find protest -- protesters and he and salsa music and the two danced. >> see how beautiful it is. >>> still ahead a popularrest bay business is closed for about good. >> it's last call for one popular east bay par. i'm kaeug we'll tell you why barrel tkáeufs the city may have had an inch on this. how a big bay area coffee shop is giving refugees opportunities. >> repeat flooding. raising frustration in one show of the area. oping diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when ca

there i am at trump international with a friend of mine.hink that is another friend, at trump international, a little late in the night, and the last photo is me with tucker carlson after i ran through the fields and over the greats and all of the fences. that's it for us tonight. thanks. >> i'm chris wallace. donald trump takes office as the 45th president. can he unite the divided country. hundreds of thousands march on washington protesting policies. we will look at the dramatic

many of them are centered by in newly opened trump international hotel in washington. we saw the president-elect trump there today. it could be the tip of the iceberg, the "times" headline calls that hotel an ethical mind field. washington post reporter ashley parker says this on twitter. "from the podium -- our next guest responded, sean spicer, congrats on your new gig. a statement like this would be an ethic violation by you if you do it 26 hours from now. here to talk all about it from miami in addition to serving as u.s. ambassador to serve in 2016, norm iesen. these days -- he's speaking out on donald trump's potential conflicts. counselor, what do you think of the president-elect trump's conflicts? >> brian, thank you for having me. no matter how many times they say donald trump has no conflicts by law, it is not true. our framers are so concerned, the founders of country about one particular conflict that they put a prohibition on this conflict in the constitution, brian, that's the prohibition on presidency of the united states accepting foreign cash benefits,

he wrapped up the night with a dinner at his trump international hotel, before heading back to new york for a final night in that city. tonight - he'll be sleeping her in the nation's capital, his new home. and already a big change downtown as security teams get ready. john gonzalez is live near the mall.. john? to help with crowd control d-c is 62-hundred national guard personel from 44 states. each guard will be able to detain, but not arrest. and they will not carry a side arm. more than three thousand guardsmen will be sworn in to their inauguration duties in a special ceremony at nine this morning at fedex field. and at the stadium armory - thousands more officers officially beginning their inauguration duties. law enforcement agencies from outside the city will be sworn in this afternoon. this year more than three thousand officers from more than 200 departments will serve with d-c police. toss back to anchors if you're going to the inauguration, prepare for it to rain on trump's parade. that's right - stormwatch seven, tracking some light showers tomorrow. your best bet to stay d

his motorcade pulled up to the trump international hotel just before 9:30 last night. this afternoon, the president elect and vice president elect will attend a area set up in the forground. the building too. you can inter union station on first street, h street and near h & the mass entrance is close and at 2:00 p.m. the food court and other entrances will close. >>> the union station closure is just the start. roads across the district are closing today, tomorrow and some on saturday. we're working with you to keep you moving. 30 minutes ago the arlington memorial bridge shut down and will not reopen until sunday morning. pennsylvania avenue west of the capital is closed. and closures around the lincoln memorial start at 5:00 a.m. for the welcome concert. all parking restrictions take place at 7:00 a.m. constitution avenue between 27th and 23rd streets shut at 10:00 a.m. and everything around the capital shuts down at 5:00 a.m. take a look at the secret service map. everything in that red perimeter will be off.9o limits. that covers most of the area around the capita

donaldade goes past trump's new hotel, the trump international. would have thought in planning this hotel, donald trump would be moving into the white house just down the street? katty: a guide to washington. everywhere.rricades you cannot move. we will bring you all of the coverage of the inauguration of the 45th president as he takes the oath of office. from all of us here, thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major

another demonstration is planned for today outside the trump international hotel. the peaceful protest is likely one of many we'll see in the coming days... as hundreds of thousands descend on d-c for the inauguration. john gonzalez is live at freedom plaza.. a new name joining the list of no-shows at friday's inauguration. representative anthony brown will not attend the ceremony. the congressman says he made the decision after president elect donald trump criticized georgia democrat john lewis. lewis claimed trump's election was not legitimate. the president elect responded with a tweet that lewis was all talk and no action. brown says the decision to skip inauguration did not come lightly. brown is now one of more than 30 democratic lawmakers who are boycotting the inauguration. stay with abc 7 as we count down to inauguration. we continuing coverage all week long. check for updates on air and online at w-j-l-a dot com. breaking overnight - the search for malaysia airlines flight 370, now called off. while you were sleeping.. officials suspended the search after

the first amendment does not apply to the openers of the trump international golf club, the first amendmentit on the government and starting january 20, that means the first amendment will apply to a lot of things donald trump does. is he ready? joining me now is harry hurt, author of "the lost tycoon, the many lives of donald j. trump." tell us what exactly happened. you went up to donald trump on that golf course on friday and what happened? >> well, i went up to him out of courtesy and respect for the office of the president of the united states. i had played there several times before and recently in 2015, the day before eastern, the saturday before easter had actually seen donald trump there with my golfing buddy david koch, anyway, i went up to him and i simply said "congratulations, sir." i tip mid-hat, i extented my hand, we shook hands and then he went into an expletive-filled diatribe about the content of my book. he then said he thought it was inappropriate for me to be playing at the golf course and he asked me to leave and i said that i would. >> so you said you would and you g