>>> countdown to the inauguration, donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states in less than four days. but he's under a cloud. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. on this day, when we honor the life of martin luther king jr. trump is involved in a nasty feud with congressman john lewis. a protege of martin luther king jr. himself. and he's calling the nato alliance obsolete. i want to begin with the breaking news -- cnn is reporting that trump's pick for secretary of health and human services, congressman tom price, purchased shares in a medical device manufacturer just days before sproosiintroducing a bil would have massively invested in this company. he then made multiple donations to price's re'legislation campaign, tell us more before this breaking news story. >> he's a doctor, he's from georgia, a member of congress working in the building behind us, this is coming at a time when he is supposed to have a hearing on wednesday on capitol hill, the first hearing for his nomination. the question about this is that -- has he done this in the past, and is there a pa

journey to the white i'm philippa thomas here with the bbc special programme as donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. he has now taken pa rt the united states. he has now taken part in the official parade after taking the oath of office. he is now beginning hisjourney from taking the oath of office. he is now beginning his journey from capitol hill to the white house which has been vacating by the obama family. it will be donald trump and his new first lady melania trump taking residence. cheering crowds there along pennsylvania avenue. they might even go past the new trump hotel. you can see the capitol building behind that picture. it was on the steps of that building that donald trump took the oath and delivered his speech. we will bring you his speech later in the hour but he was speaking about transferring power from washington, he was speaking about transferring powerfrom washington, dc he was speaking about transferring power from washington, dc to he was speaking about transferring powerfrom washington, dc to bring it back to the people. we can join la

peace. [indistinct conversations] >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> shut it down! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! [indistinct conversations] >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> bl

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. donald trump has given his first press conference for almost six months. he took the stage, gave a statement, and then took questions on obamacare, conflicts of interest, his proposed wall on the mexican border — and whether he is vulnerable to blackmail by russia. i saw the information, i read the information, it's all fake news, it's all phoney, it didn't happen. he also talked about vladimir putin. if putin likes donald trump, i consider that an asset, not a liability, because we have a horrible relationship with russia. he finished by using a phrase we all know. they do a bad job, i'll say, you're fired. we'll take you through all the key moments of that press conference. that will take some time. and then we'll turn to the confirmation hearing of rex tillerson, who donald trump wants to become secretary of state. that in itself has been riveting. we will play you clips and schedule analysis. we've correspondents in new york and washington, plus the bbc‘s north america editor jon sopel will be live with me in the bbc newsroom

>> (hablan inglÉs) (aplausos) se cumple la amenaza donald trump anuncia la construcciÓn ya del muro de la frontera, el refuerzo de la seguridad en la frontera y el recorte de fondos a la ciudad santuario. >> conmociÓn entre los inmigrantes que temen por su futuro en mÉxico el presidente su plan tiene cancelar su viaje a washington la semana prÓxima. >> significa aÚn mÁs temor para la comunidad de inmigrante. >> tiene dudas temores la abogada experta en inmigraciÓn alma rosa responde aquÍ en noticias telemundo todas sus preguntas ♪ . >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> buenas tardes finalmente pasÓ, lo que tantos migrante temÍan o al menos parte de ellos se ha cumplido, el presidente donald trump ha firmado las anuncia anunciadas Órdenes ejecutivas sobre migraciÓn, en realidad es una sola sustentada en varios pilares que va a influir directamente en la vida de muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad, para empezar el gobierno de estados unidos va a construir el muro, no se sabe cuando aunque donald trump ha dicho que serÁ inmediato, ni se sabe con quÉ fondos l

look at developments around president-elect donald trump. yesterday thad intelligence officials shared with donald trump and president obama a summary of unsubstantiated claims that russians were collecting information on the president-elect. today, donald trump spoke to the news media for the first time in six months and certainly for the first time since he has been elected. he conceded that russia was behind the hacking of the democrats during the campaign. >> as far as hacking, i think it was russia but i also think we get hacked by other countries and people. charlie: but he adamantly denied his ties to russia. >> if vladimir putin likes donald trump --guess what? that is called an asset and not a liability. i hope i get along with vladimir putin but there is a good chance i will not. he should not be doing it. much greaterave respect for our country when i am leading it then when other people have fled it. you will see that. russia will respect our country more. charlie: at one point, he got into an argument with jim acosta, a cnn reporter calling him and the organization

women against donald trump. four more survivors are pulled out of the ruins of an italian hotel, almost three days after it was swamped by an avalanche. five people including four children we re five people including four children were pulled from the rubble yesterday. and british tennis number one, johanna konta, has breezed into the last 16 of the australian open, with a straight sets victory over caroline wozniacki. now on bbc news, our correspondent jon kay goes on a road trip through the heart of the us on route 45 to find out what will be donald trump's america. what a week it has been in the united states. the transition of power from barack obama to donald trump, who is now the 45th president of america. so we've spent the last few days heading down route a5, stopping at high schools and sports grounds, factories, talking to ordinary voters about their hopes and fears, expectations for the next four years. what do you think of your new president, trump? um... give him a chance to do what he said he was going to do. we'lljust have to see how it plays out. we don't know what he wi

liz: he said the crowd was electric. two doors down also performed. donald trump visibly moved after singing and swaying along with the music. charles payne, "making money" next. ♪ american girls and american guys ... charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. in 18 hours donald trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. we expect the president-elect to speak at any moment in washington, d.c. let's join the conversation. rich lowry, bob you sack, and jan morgan. i remember when you started to back donald trump midway through the primaries. you saw what the middle of america saw early on and the rest of the country is only now coming to grips with. >> what a great day we'll have tomorrow. we have been in a nightmare. mainstream america was so tired of the destructive policies of the obama administration. when donald trump came along, he ignited the fire that we needed to get someone to fix this country. i said people will be surprised at what a landslide he's going to do, and he did it. we pierced that blue wall and that wall is going to go down complete

donald trump saying the allegations against -- sorry, vladimir putin saying the allegations against donald trump are to delegitimize or undermine the president-elect. putin was speaking at the end of a press conference with the prime minister of moldova. he also said there was an internal political fight on the way in the united states even after the presidential election there is over. vladimir putin, the russian president, rejected allegations the russian secret services have for years gathered compromising information on donald trump. this was something that the dossier alleged. we did not know, he said, about his political ambitions years ago. just a rich businessman as security services don't chase after every american billionaire, he added. on the allegations of the compromising sexual material on trump, putin said that trump was a man who spent his life with the most beautiful women in the world. why would he need to socialize, he says, with russian prostitutes or girls of low social responsibility, as he put it, even though he added to some amusement in the crowd, they are c

that u.s. intel used an unsubstantiated document to brief donald trump. >> the top intelligence officials provided information to the president-elect and president obama about russian efforts to compromise president-elect trump. howie: buzzfeed published all 35 pages of unsubstantiated rumors. the trump team fought back. >> i think this is a big moment form the media. are we going to continue to cover fake news and unsubstantiated reports in the event it may be true? it's unsubstantiated, uncorroborated. howie: there was a remark panel moment when trump criticized cnn when jim acosta repeatedly interrupted attempting to ask a question. in president-elect, since you are attack our news organization can you give us a chance. >> not you. >> you are rude, don't be rude. i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. how very joining us now is the incoming white house press secretary sean spicer. we just saw you kick off that press conference with harsh criticism of cnn and buzzfeed. that became the come snanlt story line. was that your plan? >> no, our plan was to talk abo

have high income, don't have those benefits who voted for donald trump because they want change aren't going to get those changes. people are anxious. they are nervous. we'll see if he's going to deliver. >> stephanie i'll see new couple of hours there. thank you for watching this hour of msnbc live. i'm headed to washington right now. let's turn it over to hallee jackson. she is picking up the msnbc coverage with andrea mitchell reports. >> i'm hallee jackson in for andrea mitchell. right now on a special edition of andrea mitchell reports live from capitol hill n the red. the man donald trump wants to run the u.s. treasury now defending his record when it comes to the subprime mortgage market. >>> there is the texas two step, president-elect's pick to head the department of energy rick perry who once forget he wanted to eliminate that same department. well he has a much different take today. >> my past statements made over five years ago with abolishing the department of energy do not reflect my current thinking. in fact, after being briefed on so many of the vital functions i

director of national intelligence james clapper says he just spoke with donald trump, and he released this statement. he said this evening i had the opportunity to speak with president-elect trump to discuss the recent media reports about our briefing last friday. he said we also discussed the private security company document which was widely circulated in recent months among the media, members of congress, and congressiol staff even before the intelligence community became aware of it. i emphasized that this document is not a u.s. intelligence community product, and that i do not believe the leaks came from within the intelligence community. the intelligence community has not made any judgment on the information that in this document that it reliable, no jump that is reliable, and we did not rely upon it in any way for our conclusions. however, part of our obligation is to ensure the policymakers are provided with the fullest possible picture of any matters that might affect national security that written statement tonight from james clapper, director of national intelligence. >> do

of people have been wondering this weekend whether donald trump committed treason this weekend. it's not the first time people have wondered about that online and probably not the last. we have the answer for you. we have the answer to that question of did donald trump commit treason? and we have a model from the past of a presidential candidate in donald trump's situation dealing with a foreign country in a way that people suspect donald trump has been dealing with russia. all of that coming up. >> hacking is a very hard thing to prove so it could be somebody else. >> he needs to stop denigrating the intelligence committee. he's going it rely on them. >> and i also know things that other people don't know. you'll find out on tuesday or wednesday. >> is he holding it out there like some tease for a reality show? >> i think he does know things. that's why he's the president-elect. >> trump does not have any better information than president obama. >> putin has hacked into our elections, trying to undermine democracy all over the world. >> we will be working for much tougher sanc

republicans in congress has gone unnoticed until now. but it will ruin donald trump's first year as president. >>> on day one of the new congress, house republicans think twice and throw out their plan to overahaul an ethics wath dog. >> president-elect trump says there are so many other things of far greater importance. >> why is in the most important thing for congress to be focused on? >> it isn't. that's the whole thing. it's not. >> don't they realize what the election was about, americans are sick and tired of what goes on in washington. this should not have been the first thing that people hear about. >> the amendment adopted last night was by unanimous -- >> the republican-led congress is not wasting time on their promise to repeal obamacare. >> president signed the bill. >> there's no question that there will be different health insurance coverage in this country under president-elect trump. >> remember the pottery barn rule -- you break it you own it. republicans will own everything that comes with health care. ♪ in the history of american presidential campaigning no winning candi

>>> a feud deans how donald trump is responding to a u.s. civil rights icon who doesn't see him as a legitimate president. a show of force to russia. poland welcomes doesn't seem him as a president. >>> a new push for peace in the middle east. diplomats gathering in paris trying to revive talks between israelis and palestinians, live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. less than a week before inauguration day. a great deal to talk about. several democrats say they will not attend. we'll have more on that in a moment. there is this growing feud between the president-elect and the civil rights icon being congressman john lewis. on friday, he told nbc's meet the press he didn't see donald trump as a legitimate president. lewis, an ally of the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. found himself the subject of trump's twitter wrath just days before the u.s. holiday commemorating dr. king. here is how it all got started w

is no evidence of any impact on voting machines, donald trump won this election fair and square, 30 out of 50 states more counties than any republican candidate since ronald reagan, so while we certainly respect the right of the congress to provide oversight, make inquiries where they deem them appropriate, this, the american people spoke in this elect and the peaceful transition of power that will take place this coming friday on a platform where our president-elect will take the oath overs surrounded by four of the five living presidents is a testament to our democracy and i am incredibly humbled to be a part of it, john. >> dickerson: last week before that intelligence briefing the president-elect say he felt like this, all of these questions were part of a witch-hunt, he now had some new information and now the senate intelligence committee, so he no longer thinks this is a witch-hunt, this investigation into russian meddling? is that fair to say? >> well, i think that there frankly has just been an effort by many in the national media, present company excepted, since this elect

day of breaking fbi news. breaking news about what the fbi told donald trump and breaking news about what a new investigation of the fbi director himself. a new investigation about why he made public further investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails days before the election. an election that discovered nothing. we will get to all of that but first donald trump's poll numberes have been ignored this >> fbi director james comey took trump aside and spoke with him one on one about the existence of the unverified allegations against him. >> he has said that he is not aware of that. >> okay. >> that concerns me. >> that's not true. >> what is not true? that i'm concerned? >> no, that i see. >> okay. i assure you. >> as you know, i have a no conflict situation because i'm president. >> can we just take a second here, guyes. like how is all of this real? >> don't be rude. >> i don't think he's done enough and he may sink in the swamp. >> the best vice president america's ever had, mr. joe biden. >> the vp with the highest civilian honor, medal of freedom. >> this also gives the internet on

new york city on the eve of the inauguration. another poll shows donald trump has hit record low approval ratings. a cbs poll shows 32% of people have a favorable opinion of donald trump, less than one-third of the country has a favorable opinion of donald trump as he is about to take the oath of office. as we have said so often with donald trump, america has never seen anything like this. america has never greeted an incoming president with more disapproval. far fewer people now approve of donald trump than voted for him. that's the exact opposite of what you have seen with all other presidential polls on the eve of inaugurations. and this, this night and tomorrow, this is when presidents usually get their highest approval numbers and this is when they need their highest approval numbers because something happens to them, or tomorrow morning, that is even more important. that is much me important than a presidential inaugural speech. it's the single most important reason the president's need the confidence of the american people. former republican white house chief of staff andy

cyber hacking of the democrats. and a power move from the u.n. >> donald trump doesn't think this is a big deal, we'll move on from it. but he will find time to discuss it next week. this is the same donald trump who had time yesterday to hang with don king. >> i think it's a mistake for donald trump to downplay this. reporter: trump versus obama with 5 days to go on a u.s.-middle east policy. >> usually the incoming president will defer to the president's foreign policies. >> i don't think there is a limit on the president-elect expressing their opinion. >> most of the mainstream media. -- >> there is a real risk making policies 140 characters at a time, and we are seeing it. we don't know what the president meant. did he mean more warhead? >> this twitter account is a threat to foreign policy. >> the world took it and ran with it. saying oh, my god, nuclear proliferation, we are all dead. >> just moments ago i spoke with president-elect trump about his tweet on the nuclear arsenal and this morning he told me on the phone, let it be an arm's race because we'll outmatch them at every p

. >> thanks so much, mika. donald trump twitter, never heard of it. hey, there. look where i am, live right here in washington, d.c. where in three days, three days, right behind me, donald trump will be sworn in at the 45th president of the united states. but the thomorning there is a l happening. massive boycott taking place, moving 40 democratic lawmakers now ditching the inauguration completely in a protest. >> some of us who will be working to try to resist the agenda that president-elect trump put forth, one that's divisive based on bigotry. >> as more cabinet nominees are getting grilled on the hill. his pick for educaon sretary is set to come under some serious fire. >> it's time to make education great again in this country. >> betsy devos, is he a disrupter of destroyer of the public school system? and hitting back hard. the head of the cia blasting the president-elect in a new interview say hg we crossed a line and disgraced the memory of those who lost their lives in the agency. we have got the latest. and breaking this morning, the trump effect, general motors announcing

hello. i'm kasia madera with a bbc news special programme on donald trump's first hours as 45th president of the united states. the big moment — mr trump takes the oath of office in a ceremony on capitol hill. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. to protect the constitution of the united states, so help me god. tens of thousands gather to watch as mr trump vows to give power to them, to the people. a musician will govan our land. from this day forward its going to be only america first. america first. there's violence before and after the inauguration. more than 200 people are arrested. others make their point more peacefully. i think there's many people who are vulnerable in our country who will suffer under this presidency. and the walk to the white house. president trump and his wife melania make their way to their new home. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several 100 thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. in his inaugural speech he said that from this day forward, "it's going to be america first".

country. never mind our next door neighbor. when donald trump was running for president, he called senator marco rubio little marco. he did that both because he's a bully and because he's a complete ignoramus. marco rubino knows so much more that donald trump couldn't challenge rubio or anyone else to a real policy debate. so he reached for the only thing, an ignorant bully could use on the stage, insult, the epithet little marco. marco rubio is not little. he's 5'10". donald trump is an inch taller than i am, 6'2" is that where he got little marco, imagine? imagine what donald trump wants to call the 57th president of mexico who humiliated donald trump two days in a row. enrique pena nieto is 5'6', 5'7", three, four inches shorter than little marco. think about donald trump seething in the white house at this very moment. after two days of being out maneuvered by the president of mexico, think of how many times he has reached for the android of his to start to tweet about little enrique and think of how many taxpayer funded white house staffers it has taken to get that android out

donald trump el respeto a sus derechos. la frontera, el muro, tratado de libre comercio, inmigraciÓn, temas a discutir. mÁs de medio millÓn de casos de inmigración estÁn en dientes en cortes por todo el paÍs. muchos de ellos, tardarÍan aÑos sin resolverse. por el caso de la violaciÓn de una joven en mÉxico, uno de los llamados porque quedarÍa en libertad mientras otro fue extraditado desde espaÑa. comenzamos con toda la informaciÓn. "" este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana" por las noches, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. lo que comenzÓ como de la marcha para defender la mujer naciÓn, sólo en estados unidos se registran cerca de 637 marchas en su mayorÍa pacíficas, hombres, mujeres y niÑos participaron en apoyo de los derechos civiles y la justicia social. conversamos con la marcha en washington, la participaciÓn se estima en medio millÓn. >> la asistencia en la marcha de las mujeres sobrepasÓ todas las expectativas en la capital de la naciÓn. un dÍa despuÉs de la juramentaciÓn del presidente donald trump. empezaron a llegar muy temprano y desde va

, refugees are welcome here! >> hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! hey, hey, ho, ho -- donald trump has got to go! >> no justice, no peace. peace.ice, no no justice, no peace. no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! no justice, no peace! >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when we wanted -- when do we want it? >> now! host: protesters in philadelphia outside congressional republicans having a three-day retreat which wraps up tomorrow, the president spoke earlier and we expect vice president mike britishortly and then prime minister theresa may who will be in washington tomorrow. president trump spoke earlier this afternoon, talking about a number of issues and mentioning the fact that prime -- president -- the mexican president will not come to

"bbc world news america." i'm katty kay. donald trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. hundreds of thousands gathered to hear his message to the nation and the world. pres. trump: from this day forward, it is going to be only america first. america first. katty: washington was also the scene of protests today as people objecting to the new president clashed with police just blocks from the parade route. as a new era begins, another ends. the obamas leave the white house, flying off for the last time. ♪ katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america, and also around the globe. the transfer of power has taken place in the united states. donald trump is now president. it was an inauguration day of ceremony and tradition, with the swearing-in taking place on the steps of the u.s. capitol, and laying out where donald trump wants to take the country. blocks away, there were also protests, and those are still going on. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president-elect of the united states, donald john trump. jon: a scenario few thought scarcely possi

-- judgment hour for president-elect donald trump. in just about 30 minutes he gets a classified briefing on the evidence that russia meddled in our presidential election. the big question is this. will he finally accept the intelligence, or will he continue his war with america's spy agencies? >> i don't think we've ever encountered a more aggressive or direct campaign to interfere with our election process than we've seen in this case. >> general clapper. we'll take you there live if we get some pictures from that where, plus, the lesson every new president learns. some campaign promises are hard to keep. the path to obama care repeal is hardly a clear one. mr. trump's pledge to make mexico pay for a new border wall now in serious doubt. >> mr. trump has always been very clear nothing has changed. he is building the wall. mexico will pay for it. he ran on that. you can take that promise. he will keep that promise. >> congress may have some other views on that question. we'll get to that in a moment. the obama's final act. the president gearing up for a big fare we'll address next week, and

elena: quÉ tal buenas noches, desde washington. donald trump se convirtiÓ en el presidente nÚmero 45 en estados unidos, luego de un dÍa en que abundaron las ceremonias, el simbolismo aquÍ en la capital, en su primer discurso como mandatario. trump ha prometido acabar con la cacerÍa estadounidense causada por los crÍmenes en las calles y dijo que devolverÁ el gobierno los norteamericanos. veamos. [audio en inglÉs] utilizando un tono fuertemente nacionalista donald trump prometiÓ que la transferencia de poder que tuvo lugar serÁ diferente a las que le precedieron. [audio en inglÉs] po donald trump: estamos pasando el poder de washington a la gente. a partir de ahora estados unidos serÁ el primero. presentador: sugiriÓ que bajo su mando el paÍs se embarca en una empresa proteccionista en lo econÓmico y nacionalista en lo polÍtico. comercio, impuestos, migraciÓn y polÍtica exterior serÁn decisiones que tomarÁ para beneficiar a las familias norteamericanas. donald trump: debemos proteger nuestras fronteras de los daÑos de otros paÍses que se roban nuestras compaÑÍ

you for that t rachel. >> as well. thank you. >> so donald trump is the greatest negotiator in the world and we know that because he's told us he is the greatest negotiator in the world. what happens when you say no to the greatest negotiator in the world? now we know that is what the president of mexico did today. so what did donald trump do? did he say you're fired to the president of mexico today, no. donald trump surrendered and instead of the president of mexico paying for that wall, donald trump turned around an said the american taxpayers are going to pay for that wall. >> mexico won. >> the president of mexico cancelling his meeting with president trump. >> the president of mexico said it was all his idea. >> unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, such a meeting would be fruitless. >> you lost and you will keep losing, because mexico's right. >> they are goi-- we are going build the wall, whose going to pay for it. >> we are going to pay for it. >> donald trump is changing the republican party. >> mitch, don't worry about it. >> it's almost like sort of t

donald trump. protesters are carrying signs saying "resist." the biggest such sign was hung today from a crane in washington, d.c. and today donald trump announced that he is going to launch an investigation into all those criminals who have died and not taken themselves off the voting roles. >> seems like a weird fight. the election that i won was rigged! >> there is no evidence of that. >> we live right now with a white house that puts out alternative facts. he is just making stuff up. >> i haven't seen evidence of this kind of widespread numbers that we've been hearing about. >> to be so insecure as to declare that 3 million to 5 million americans voted illegally is really strange. >> half the people in this country illegally of voting age voted. that's as high a percentage, kellyanne, as people here legally voting. the numbers are just so far out of imagination. >> i frankly feel very sad about the president making this claim. i felt sorry for him. >> you won. move on. >> there is a lot of people that are dead that are on roles. people are on the roles in two different start, his d

this is bbc news. the headlines at 11 o'clock. donald trump has hit back at allegations that russian intelligence has compromising information on him. it was a group of opponents who got together, sick people, and they put back together. the head of hospital trusts in england says it is time to stop pretending that the nhs can do everything with the money it is being given by government. and on newsnight donald trump lashes out at those who publish unverified allegations as news. we also hear from the doctor fired for questioning whether or not transgender children really questioning whether or not tra nsgender children really know their own tra nsgender children really know theirown mind. good evening to you and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has called allegations that russia has compromising material about him phoney stuff put together by sick people. the allegations are contained in an intelligence dossier which also claims some of his team can indicated with moscow during the election campaign and suggestions thatis election campaign and suggestions that is to trump 8

. this also the start of inauguration week here. four days to go now until donald trump is sworn in as president. that's going to take place right behind me at the capitol over there. but topping our agenda right now, trump and legitimacy. >> in the heat of emotion, a lot of things get said on both sides. the goal is to bring america together. and we are a great nation. but we must become a greater nation. >> a visit this afternoon to trump tower from martin luther king iii, but on this king holiday, that war of words between civil rights icon john lewis and donald trump rages on. more democratic members of congress now saying they will boycott the inauguration. one of them joins me live in just a minute. on our agenda, foreign policy shift, major changes in america's international policy expected when trump takes office. the president-elect detailing his plans in a new interview. >> and i said a long time ago that nato had problems. when it was obsolete because it was, you know, designed many, many years ago. number two, the country's weren't paying what they're supposed to pay. >> tr

that i will faithfully execute. the office of president of the united states. donald trump takes his oath of office and is now the 45th president of the united states. hundreds of thousands of people gather to watch the ceremony in which mr trump vows to create a new america. from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward it's going to be only america first. among mr trump's supporters who gathered to watch, it's a day that signals a real change. once people see, give him a year, they'll see they'll have more money in their pockets and they'll be like, whoa, this is a good deal, you know? there's violence from some anti trump protestors — 90 are arrested. others make their point more peacefully. i think there's a lot of people in our country who are vulnerable who are going to suffer under this presidency. end of an era — president obama boards a helicopter for the last time and leaves washington. the walk to the white house — in the last hour president trump and family make their way to their new home. in sport on bbc news dan evans‘s win

. chris, tell me about what donald trump is doing today. he began at his d.c. hotel, right? >> reporter: he did. and this has been already a very busy day for him. you mentioned the luncheon. i think the two key events that are coming up are going to be happening first at -- in arlington, virginia, at arlington national cemetery, where he will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. in is something all presidents do, the ceremonial kinds of things that have become so important symbolically. this will be his first taste of being that person in the eyes of the country and even the eyes of the world are on him. and then toby keith is going to be headlining a big pre-inaugural party, which is going to be taking place at the lincoln memorial. this is the first time we will hear him speak as president-elect in washington, at least that's the way that they're selling it, that he's going to have things to say to rev up the crowd here. i'm standing, by the way, outside the national building museum where tomorrow this is going to be the site of one of three of the balls. but, you know, this is

estados unidos donald j trump. un empresario sin experiencia polÍtica toma las riendas del paÍs mÁs poderoso del mundo. con una de las campaÑas mÁs polÉmicos y agresivas que se haya visto. y un controversial traspaso de poder. trump llega a la casa blanca y todos seremos testigos de este momento Único para la democracia de este paÍs. viva con nosotros. >>> hoy en vivo 20 de enero de costa a costa. r >>> la toma de posesiÓn del presidente electo donald trump. estÁbamos viendo hace pocos segundos imÁgenes de donald trump y mike pence que serÁ el vicepresidente a las 12 de la tarde el dÍa de hoy entrando fr la iglesia de san juan, se conoce como la iglesia de los presidentes, casi al cruzar la calle de la casa blanca. >>> es una tradiciÓn, es una forma de comenzar el dÍa. elevando una plegaria para que el presidente electo haga una buena labor, al igual que vicepresidente electo. >>> el presidente electo donald trump, al entrar a esta iglesia firma el libro de in r invitados y es la Última vez que es siendo presidente electo. >>> aquÍ lo vemos con su esposa, melania trump

. >> hey, hey, oh, hope, donald trump has got to go. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. black lives matter. [cheers] >> this is what america looks like. this is what america looks like reading is what america looks like. >> c-span. whoo! >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. [cheers] >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> fired up. >> ready to go. >> this is what democracy looks like. this is what democracy looks like. >> show us what democracy looks like. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> people united will never be defeated. >> we need a leader, not a creepy tweeter. we need a leader, not a creepy tweeter. we want a leader, not a creepy tweeter. we want a leader, not a creepy tweeter. [cheers] >> c-span. [laughter] mexico! >> this is what democracy looks like. >> hi, mom. [cheers] [cheers] thank you, free press. yay, c-span. >> donald trump has got to go. hey hey,

change and we believe donald trump is the one who can bring that change. he will go into this idea of this not being about words. this will be about action in terms of the speech. he won't have a speech that's full of rhetoric. he did write it himself. it will be about -- he wants to get to the work of governing the country, changing people's lives. he sent out a tweet this morning saying the movement continues and the work begins. he is ready to roll up his sleeves and get it done. >> bill: john, thank you so much. we'll see you in the crowd gathered there. not necessarily a dreary day in washington but the weather is going to be a little dicey throughout the day. we'll be back with you shortly there on capitol hill. >> shannon: as the drizzle comes down here thousands of people are packing the parade route in downtown washington, d.c. this morning in just a few hours. the new president will kick off the parade as he makes his way to the white house. we're live at john marshall park along the parade route. a lot of excited folks. hey, rich. >> good morning, shannon. and welcome to pe

of power from barack obama to donald trump, who is now the 45th president of america. so we've spent the last few days heading down route a5, stopping at high schools and sports grounds, factories, talking to ordinary voters about their hopes and fears, expectations for the next four years. what do you think of your new president, trump? um... give him a chance to do what he said he was going to do. we'lljust have to see how it plays out. we don't know what he will do! this is a man who has not got a political record. trump makes a decision and gets it done. i am concerned what he will think about us, especially mexicans. i think he can make america great again. we just have to believe in him. i fought for this country, and i will never respect him as my president. never. we're nearly at the end of the road here in alabama, but we started 1,000 miles further north in freezing cold milwaukee, in the state of wisconsin. milwaukee. known for its harsh winters, for making cheese and beer, and now for its role in america's fragile new politics. this is no place forfragile. go, go, g

diseko. our top story: president donald trump signs his first executive order in the oval office after taking the oath earlier in the day. to protect and defend the constitution of the united states so help me god. congratulations, mr president. tens of thousands gather to watch as mr trump vows to give power to them — to the people. # i did it my way. the president and first lady share their first dance at the liberty ball. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. in his inaugural speech he said that from this day forward, "it's going to be america first". and president trump and the first lady took to the dance floor — as is the tradition for the new incumbents to the white house — in the first in a series of inaugural balls. they danced to a rendition of the classic song ‘my way‘ at the end of what has been an eventual day. well, we did it. we did it. we began this journey and they said we, we are and me, we didn't have a chance but we knew we were g

11th hour" with brian williams. that's next. >>> tonight, donald trump in washington ahead of his inauguration as vladimir putin comes to his defense. and accuses the white house of trying to delegitimize the president-elect. >>> also tonight, president obama, hours away from his final news conference, facing outrage after commuting the sentence of a soldier who leaked classified documents. >>> and the no-shows. more members of congress vowing to sit out the inauguration. tonight donald trump has responded. the "the 11th hour" begins now. >>> and good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york. this certainly feels like the "the 11th hour." tomorrow morning puts us just two days from the inauguration of donald trump as the 45th president of the united states and commander in chief of u.s. military forces. as the hours tick down, the president-elect got an assist today from someone who doesn't usually speak up for american politicians -- russian president vladimir putin. not surprisingly, though, in his defense of donald trump, putin also took a shot at the obama adm

unfortunately for donald trump people can't help but compare the size of the crowd at the 2009 inauguration of barack obama. millione there werere 1.8 people there and that was the scene in 2009. washington, d.c. packed out. contrast.ark almost the same time during today's ceremony, the numbers are far smaller. i'm not sure whether they achieved 800,000. the other big story is the new potus twitter account. otus was being used by barack obama. it is now swept clean. there's a photograph of him looking rather drum. it is not just that one tweet, because this photo was not the original choice. the original photo for his account was this one. it only got changed an hour ago. the reason there is controversy is because this photograph is from barack obama's inauguration . a lot of people drawing attention to it and twitter user "so sad." photo from original the getty images website, which says it is indeed president barack obama's inauguration. if you are wondering what happened to the account of president barack obama, it has @potus44.d to donald trump is up to 5.7 million who join

news. donald trump promising to hold a news conference next week here in new york. his first in more than five months. this is cnn tonight, i'm don lemon. meanwhile the president-elect battling his own party today and winning with the force of his own twitter account. after house republicans voted to gut the office of congressional ethics, which did not sit well with the president-elect, who after all, ran on his promise to drain the swamp. trump tweeted his displeasure and the house backed down. and working behind the scenes to hamstring his democratic predecessor, and it's not donald trump. lot to get to you. start with dana bash and david chalian and nicholas kristof, it is official that donald trump is going to hold his own press conference. so let's talk about it. what do you think he'll say to the press? what would the press want to know? >> notice he says having a general news conference. remember we were looking for -- initially he said he would hold a mid january news conference about the topic of how he's going to separate from his business and clear up any concerns ab

restricciÓn impuestos por el gobierno donald trump, mientras un juez detuvo la medida el departamento de seguridad nacional se mantiene en que nada ha cambiado. >> el primer ministro israel celebrÓ el anuncio construccion del muro de la frontera promovido por el presidente de estados unidos, barack obadonal. >> crece la preocupaciÓn entre comerciantes del paÍs por un anuncio impuesto a importaciones mÉxico, aseguran que podrÍan afectar las finanzas en bolsillo consumidores. >> en nuestra gente extraordinaria la historia esta exitosa locutora hispana de los Ángeles que sin dejar su carrera le abriÓ el corazon a la adopciÓn 7 niÑos. >> noticias telemundo, con felicidad aveleyra y desde washington dc luis carlos vÉlez pasan las horas y aumentan las manifestaciones en todo el paÍs contra medida que restringe la entrada musulmanes a estados unidos impuesta por donald trump. >> ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes desde nuestros estudios y desde washington donde las Últimas 24 horas le han demostrado al presidente que del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho, luego que firmara la acciÓn ejecu

involving donald trump this one is different. the election was 67 days ago, but emotions remain raw. democrats didn't like trump or his agenda to begin, and the more they learn about russian hack and and mendling the chance for bipartisan dwindles. >> i don't recognize the president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected, and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. >> raw, and the president-elect's response to civil rights icon john lewis, well, it only intensified the fight, plus it's hardly just washington on end. china is in a weekend war of words with the president-elect and mexico, too, raising the prospect of trade wars and more in the early days of the new administration, and in this tense environment add in this question. which will count more with big moments of truth, the views of candidate donald trump or the very different news of the new men taking critical cabinet jobs for president donald trump? >> my view of putin is that he has chosen to be both a strategic competitor and an adversary. >> if h

saw him as a pariah. >> and the battle he won. >> donald trump was somehow finding a way to connect with the people who mattered at that moment. >> tonight, drawing on frontlinecritically acclaimed film "the choice," "president trump." >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional support is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust, supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. >> narrator: on election night 2016, donald trump watched as his world suddenly changed. >> you see in these pictures donald trump sort of wearily and warily looking at the screen. and h

if donald trump were not elected president? >> that's what we call a teal. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. you're watching "your world." we're watching whether a top executive, the head of ford in this case, blinked under the pressure from donald trump to cool it on shipping jobs abroad? you'll be interested to see how he came it on this and how all of this was going down the exact same day g.m. was taking renewed heat over building up their foreign commitment. what we know on this first day of the 115th congress as members are taking pictures with the new leader there, just again re-affirming his leadership role of speaker of the house, paul ryan, whether that republican house might have moved a little bit too swiftly for donald trump's liking, particularly on trying to reign in an ethics committee. donald trump was tweeting all the way this was not the time to pursue this as a lead-off agenda item. sure enough, they bent to that pressure. they decided maybe not is not the time to do that. virginia republican congressman, david pratt, familiar to you and taking down eric cantor. congress