properties that donald trump owns including the world renowned fifth avenue skyscraper trump tower, plus trump park, trump tower, on and on. wait, act now and we'll send you some knives. in addition to properties that occupy the manhattan skyline, mr. trump also owns many of the premier golf clubs around the world, trump national golf club in westchester new york, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. that advertisement for trump

properties that donald trump owns including the world renowned fifth avenue skyscraper trump tower, plus trump park, trump tower, on and on. wait, act now and we'll send you some knives. in addition to properties that occupy the manhattan skyline, mr. trump also owns many of the premier golf clubs around the world, trump national golf club in westchester new york, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. that advertisement for trump properties, that was the very first thing they put up day one on the very first federal government website they had access to. advertisements for trump properties and golf courses. that is not like some threat that the president-elect might use his new office to enrich himself. that's him doing it. that's him using the resources of the federal government to promote the personal business interests of one very important federal office holder. as i've said, they've since taken that down, but we've got it on record because of the way back machine. because the internet archive grabbed it and saved that and will not let it be disappeared. thank god for them. and tonight i can

. >> reporter: tonight, with news of the fbi's announcement breaking, donald trump's jet parked on a runway in minnesota. when he finally emerged, trump sticking to the restoring honesty to government. first thing you should do is get rid of clinton. >> reporter: no mention of director comey's latest bombshell. but the campaign now attacking him. >> i thought, he's mishandled the investigation from the begin. and this proves it again. supporters out in force. in iowa, excitement in the air. >> we're two days away. >> reporter: overnight in nevada, a scare. the republican nominee spotting a protester in the crowd. >> we have one of those guys from the hillary clinton campaign. >> reporter: less than a minute later, secret service rushing. sources tell abc news law enforcement jumped into action after someone shouted, gun. minutes later, trump was back. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped. >> reporter: trump's son don jr. retweeting this messageme. trump is back onstage after assassination attempt. but it was no assassinati

. >> reporter: tonight, with news of the fbi's announcement breaking, donald trump's jet parked on a runway in minnesota. when he finally emerged, trump sticking to the script. >> real change also means restoring honesty to government. first thing you should do is get rid of clinton. >> reporter: no mention of director comey's latest bombshell. but trump's campaign advisors now attacking him. >> i thought, he's mishandled the investigation from the begin. and this proves it again. tweeting, comey must be under tremendous pressure to cave like this. as trump's march to election day winds down, his supporters out in force. in iowa, excitement in the air. >> we're two days away. we will get the change you've been waiting for, for your entire life. >> reporter: overnight in nevada, a scare. the republican nominee spotting a protester in the crowd. >> we have one of those guys from the hillary clinton campaign. >> reporter: less than a minute later, secret service agents rushing the stage. trump, ducking do. security guards and police jumping barricades to calm the scene. sources tell abc

guy: markets have been considering the monetary policy impact of a trump park -- presidency.lackrock said the market turmoil resulting will cause the federal reserve to hold off on a hike next month. san francisco fed president john williams said existing rates are policy will be a gradual process . it takes a few years. currentlyon has been low. inflation today measured the way that we look at it is running about 1.7% over last year. bewanted to be -- want it to 2%. what is happening with the strong economy, i am expecting inflation will move back to that 2% in the next year or two. we are very close to achieving our goal. guy: yesterday we saw wild swings in interest-rate probabilities surrounding what the fed will do next. you can see that clearly on your work function. go to the swap contract and you will see this bouncing around. theumped initially on prospects of what the trump when will mean. we came back up again. we are back where we started. we are even a little bit higher. you can see this on the right-hand of my screen. we really bounce back. go to your work funct

the rebellion"...a and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicago...outside the cities trump towers. similar protests took place from los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we all felt the same way. we all felt like we had to do something. it was like a hopeless ru just needed to go out there and do something again...there is a call for people to mobilize here at red arrow park... a facebook event by u-w-m' s student group progressive milwaukee...says the protest will run from 5:30 to 8 pm comin

here at red arrow park - for what's being called an 'emergency march against trump' (pan?)according to social media - they're expecting well over a thousand people to gather here tonight - and those coming have been asked to remain peaceful and respectful.this comes on the heels of dozens of protests in other large cities across the country - many of those on the streets outside properties owned by mr. trump. its unclear at this time if people plan marching somewhere in the city... milwaukee police tell us they are aware of potential demonstrations - and ?will? have extra officers in the area tonight to maintain order we have not heard from the sheriffs department which is in charge of patrolling this county owned park... we'll keep you updated throughout the evening for now - live at red arrow park - donald trump's washington visit today also included a stop at the capitol building. house speaker paul ryan gave the president-elect a look from one of the balconies....shortly after the two leaders had their own closed-door meeting. meeting.many wonder if they can work togeth

and a uwm student group...also asking people to organize at red arrow park against donald trump they're planning to be here at 5:30 tonight. trump's win tuesday stunned many across the nation... and the world...turning to anger that played out in the street thousands of protestors marched in new york city and chicag. cities trump towers. similar protests took place from philadelphia, to seattle, and down through the west coast to los angeles. in washington dc people chanted anti trump slogans in the streets...saying "no trump...no kkk ...no racist usa"...and "not my president" some people...even calling on hillary clinton to challenge the election results. clinton and president obama have asked protestors to accept the results. the crowds...saying they are sad and disheartened. samara bradley/protester "we something. it was like a hopeless frustration, like we just needed to go out there and do something again...there is a call for people to mobilize here at red arrow park... a facebook event by u-w-m' s student group progressive milwaukee...says the protest will run from 5:30 to 8 pm c

trump have publicly attacked each other. president-elect and i look forward to the coming administration and the things they're going to be doing. daria albing york. found in park - v words "go trump" -- painted in white letters -- at adam-yauch park in brooklyn. new york polce say -- the graffiti -- was discovered friday afternoon. the city council member -- who represents that district -- says the graffiti has been painted over. policy - v the department of defense -- earlier this year -- lifted the ban -- on transgender people serving in the military. aaron wixson -- a 20-year-old -- radar operator -- is ready to test thap he's a transgered man. last friday -- he wore female dress blues to the gala -- in temecula, california. but next year -- wixson hopes to wear the dress blues -- worn by men. wixson says -- he is looking forward to being seen-- quote: "as who i really am." a pacific storm system is already ushering cloud cover our way and will bring chances for rain, cooler air and breezy winds to the area. expect chances for isolated showers tomorrow afternoon. however, it looks the chances sunday into monday morning. expect highs around 70 tomorrow with

trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. you can see a scuffle broke out after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. the aclu estimates that as many as 3,000 people were there last night. people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful officers were at the scene the entire time. some of those protesters said they will continue to fight against trump for the next four years. ben: there were even more protests across the country overnight. police

trump presidency. >> there's been similar scenes playing out throughout the day. >> similar protests are planned tomorrow at milwaukee's red arrow park. now trump must bring together a >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division. have to get together. to all republicans and democrats and independents in this nation i say it's time for us to come together asne united people. >> bringing us to the question, who will join donald trump's cabinet when heakes office? >> three wisconsin ties are in we have the details. >> governor scott walker, sheriff clarke, might be on the list. three wisconsin big wigs, might have thence to be washington notables, thanks to the president elect. during an interview today, to his day job. said he'lltick governor's association and help ensure the governors, the house and senate and president work together to do the things tt people elect us to do. >> the [inaudible] is a top candidate for chief of staff. charley says that bringing him on b would be a good move. >> he played a crucial role in this campaign and in wisconsin politics, and i would not be surprised a powerful position in the tru

park? >> no, i think donald trump should not be allowed to touch central park. >> reporter: he's a man with few limits, never following the real estate rules. he shocked many when he negotiated a 40-year tax abatement for this hotel. >> people say, "how did you get 40 years?" i said because i didn't ask for 50. it was so easy. sorts, the first building to bear his name, trump tower. many call it his greatest triumph. trump calls it home, for now. a 30,000-square-foot penthouse. three levels of over-the-top decor, dripping in gold, a fountain in the living room and ceilings painted with scenes from greek mythology. >> the tile in the bathroom floor he said had come from a mine somewhere in deepest, darkest africa. >> reporter: soon those popping up all over the big apple and later across the country. now there's even one in istanbul. all brandishing his name, trump. though now, because of the things he said during his campaign, some residents of buildings that bear his name want out. >> that man does not represent >> i couldn't go under the sign anymore that says trump palace anymore without

park with a swastika and the words go trump. a new york state senator organized the rally along with adam ad-rock horovitz one of the beastie boys. the brooklyn park is named after adam yauch another member of the band who died in 2012. >> adam grew up in brooklyn, grew up as part of the jewish faith and spent a lot of his life fighting for the respect for all people. and for peace. the fact this playground named for him is particularly tragic and vile. melinda: actor ben stiller attended the rally too. the swastikas have been painted over now flowers and positive messages are covering the playground. ben: new this morning, kanye west has canceled a concert after cutting a show short and going on a bizarre rant. he talked about politics and fame. he criticized beyonce and called out her husband jay-z. at the risk of my own life, my own success, my own career. i have been sent here to give you the truth. jay-z, call me! you still aint' called me! ben: fans say kanye only played a few songs before going on the rant and then leaving

trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. see. after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man , that trump supporter, was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. police sell wisn 12 news that no one was hurt or people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. over to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. police say this was a peaceful protest. officers were at the scene the entire time. some of those protesters said they will continue to fight against trump for the next four protests across the country overnight. police in portland, oregon say it turned into a riot whe

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it was just minutes after anti-trump demonstrators started to disperse red arrow park. a man showed up with his kids and started waving a flag and chanting his support for donald trump. toya: within seconds, words turned into pushing and shoving. he was pepper sprayed by a , crowd remaining non-violent the emotional toll of the moment visible. the trump supporter left the area and police arrived shortly after. it did not appear that there were any injuries. the protesters continued marching but it was a very tense , atmosphere. at red arrow park, ben hutchison wisn 12 news , joyce: before that incident, the march was relatively peaceful. kathy: palladino was there every step of the way. christina, police had streets blocked in the area of the demonstration. >> milwaukee police doing a fantastic job tonight. red arrow park has been ground zero if you will for many of these demonstrations. tonight, people marched from here across downtown several times blasting the election of donald trump. milwaukee tonight expressing , outrage over the presidential election of donald tru

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michael peters drove a pickup truck decorated with a flag to a love trump hate rally and parked and drank a beer. some the the rally confronted peters and word got back to the police chief who announced the suspension while the matter is being investigated. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been she made her opera debut in the kennedy center, talking about on stage. >> look at her. >> she played the duchess of craftenthor in the washington production of a daughter of the regiment. >> she did not sing and used a microphone, but appeared to read many lines from notes on the prop, but justice ginsberg stole the show and received a standing ovation. can u major legend of a woman on stage doing this? >> well, i really, my first thought was, i wonder how how hair looked because, you know, we're so used to seeing her in her supreme court gown, robe, traditional style, but nice to see the costume, a slice of her as tick tick side. >> fun. >> a little different. >>> when we come back, "saturday night live" weighs in on donald trump's election night victory. city" fans are getting e

trump supporters. while the protest and march was going on at red arrow park, a trump supporter showed up with his children. after exchanging some heated words with protesters that man was pepper-sprayed by one of the protesters. that's when the fists starting flying, but police say most of the crowd was peaceful as they gathered and marched in the streets. no one was seriously hurt. people we spoke to at the protest say they know the demonstration won't change the election results, but they wanted to show their frustration. back to you. >> tim, thank you. melinda: and new from overnight, people in madison also took to the streets showing their dissatisfaction with the election. hundreds of people marched to the state capitol overnight. they held signs and chanted to make their voices heard. officers were at the scene the entire time. some of those protesters said they will continue to fight against trump for the next four years. ben: there were even more protests across the country overnight. police in portland, oregon say it turned into a riot when protesters broke windshields. someone used a bat to smas

sexual assault spoke out against both donald trump and the university for for the doing enough to try and protect victims. fox 5 alexandra limon is live in college park with their message. alex? >> reporter: that's right. and that protest ended just a that i spoke to tell me they feel that president-elect trump normalizes sexual violence because of his own words in those access hollywood tapes. >> this afternoon the students gathered maryland college park. they marched to the administration building. also littered the lawn with under garments, underwear and bras. their point was in light of trump being elected, more needs to be done at the local level, at the university level. both here at the university of maryland, but at campuses around the nation as well when it comes to prevention and education in person training about consent and sexual violence for incoming freshman and senior investigations when sexual assaults are reported on campus. students say they have a long list of concerns about the trump presidency. >> things he said and it's been triggering for a lot of people and started the conversation about sexual assault on campus, and our poli

most heavily surrounding trump's office on the 26th floor.his penthouse windows will be replace with bulletproof glass...authorities are also considering using bomb dogs in the parking garage below the trump tower....new york city officials are expected address safety concerns and options later today... developing this afternoon.... milwaukee police officers dodged bullets after a suspect shot at them last night nightmpd says they responded to a burglary near 26th and ruby just before 10:30.that's when a 23 year old man fire backut no on..ofcer d shoot suspect, was hit.after a short chase, the man...who has an arrest record...was taken into 10 people are out of their homes after an overnight apartment fire in south milwaukee. the and manistique. authorities say the fire started in the kitchen in one of tnispread to the attic.ever le to get out safely befor firefighters got sisng those the dee-jay accused of putting restroom at a kesha bar arested child e disksfound the home of christopher this new evidence was discussed in cot -- during his preliminary hearing for the survence camera hantkiewicz's bond at 100- thousand dollars f the surveillance charges....a thedate

. >> you know, robert, there's also protests in front of trump park on 60th and central park west, andtually extended to in front of 15 cpw, where, of course, we know a lot of people, big hedge fund managers, number of people who run big financial companies live, as well. kind of funny, there are protesters out there all the time now, too, aren't there? >> yeah. look, we're all used to midtown manhattan, you know, when the u.n. is here, when the president's here, we're all use the to that, but if this goes on here for four or eight years, that could really change life in manhattan. not just for midtown, but this is to get downtown or uptown you have to go through midtown, so the subways right now are clogged, the streets are clogged. if this goes on for four to eight years, that becomes a different city just because of this new normal. >> yeah, well, thank you, robert. michael and i, of course, we are already subway users. city bike, too, i'm telling you, it's been good to me. when it gets colder, not as easy. >> fifth avenue is always good to avoid this time of year anyway. that does

have been daily protests here in new york city, this one starting outside the trump international hotel across from central park, the demonstrators heading to trump tower, where donald trump lives. this protester admitted he didn't even vote. >> no, i didn't vote out of principle. >> reporter: and the principle was what? >> the principle was the working class has to organize itself independently. >> reporter: but you're unhappy with the result of the election you didn't take part in? right? >> yeah. >> reporter: polling data shows that in some key states, many people who did cast ballots skipped voting for president. in wisconsin, 45,000 more people voted for senator than for president. trump won by 27,000 votes. trump supporters on twitter are responding to the ongoing protests with #dearliberals. wrote one, what exactly are you protesting? trump hasn't even taken office yet. the demonstrations, which have led to hundreds of arrests, showing no signs of ending. >> i would say to protesters and those they've supported have the responsibility to come together for a peaceful transition and in the name of the worl

trump presidency on both coasts. tonight protesters marched from lafayette park in washington to trump tower and back again with a message. >> love trumps hate! kimberly: you may recognize that from the clinton campaign, a united front against values they claim are divisive and views anna-lysa gayle is on the road with protesters and joins us live with how they are showing solidarity. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: well, kimberly, this is where the protesters ended after starting -- >> thursday, we heard from three different couples that were really scared about what the new president-elect might mean for win, this woman and her husband started getting phone calls from people interested in moving up their wedding date. they started a company in late 2013 that provides intimate wedding ceremonies. >> we know people are scared and we just want to help them any way that we can. anna-lysa: they have received mostly phone calls from fearful immigrants and other couples who want to sign their marriage licenses before trump moves into the white house. president-elect mike pence has oppose same-sex marriage in indiana and tried to block