. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon, donald trump promise s to repeal and replace the affordable care act but how much of the rest of the obama legacy will survive? but first what is wrong with this picture? who is that? joseph cinque, known by colorful name joey "no socks," a convicted felon linked with john gotti, what is he doing sharing the stage with president-elect. get to michelle kosinski with the latest on the long-awaited news conference. president-elect hasn't held one since late july. it's changing. what can you tell us? >> tweet comesous announcing this, will be having a general news conference in big letters january 11th in nyc. thank you. long anticipated by reporters. campaigned constantly criticizing hillary clinton for how long it had been since she had spoken to the press in that format. for him it's gone on about as long. expected to address business dealings, how he's going to handle business interests, expected to add clarity to that but general news conference so other things will come up. he did have some interaction with the press on new year's eve. heard from

dimpley than anyone before him. >> donald trump talking about nato being obsolete. >> we heard the opposite from his nominee to be secretary of defense james madison just last week. >> it continues to feed suspicion he is cozying up to putin in an extraordinary way. >> what would martin luther king jr. think of donald trump? what would he have said about donald trump during the campaign if he had not been assassinated in the middle of the presidential campaign of 1968? dr. king would be 88 years old today. we are left to wonder what he would say about donald trump, as we have been left to wonder what he would say about everything. since april 4th, 1968. here's one possibility of what martin luther king jr. would have said if he had been alive to witness the trump president presidential campaign. >> he is definitely an unacceptable candidate, i think in foreign policy he sets forth aile which can very easily forms a whole civilized world in to an abyss of annihilation. he gives the philosophy that is out of harmony with the 20th century and in civil rights he articulates a philosoph

justices. members of donald trump's family have been in place. president-elect trump and president obama are heading up to capitol hill. they had coffee this morning. 43 see bush 42 and -- bush and his wife laura in attendance. shortly we will see the announcement of melania trump, the soon-to-be first lady. karen pence, the vice president to be's wife. of americansring little leadership both parties on will be an extraordinary day of the ceremony and an important transition unlike the country has ever seen. john, you saw hillary clinton and bill clinton today. the expectation of any issue would be taking the oath of office today. in one of the biggest surprises and maybe the biggest political upset the country has ever seen, donald trump will become president and about an hour. john: get the next ordinary thing. -- it is an extra ordinary thing. i think it is the biggest political upset of all time. this was one of the most surreal -- certainly the most surreal operation and our lifetimes. it's hard to imagine with the clintons are feeling given the level of expectations she had a

to washington, where in the next hour, donald john trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. i'm katty kay, bringing you this extraordinary day of ceremony and celebration on bbc news. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered along the national mall, where the ceremony will start very soon. in the last 30 minutes, donald trump arrived at the capitol where he is due to take the presidential oath just before noon, washington time, before delivering his inaugural address. earlier today, the president—elect and his wife melania trump met barack 0bama at the white house before travelling together to the ceremony. along the crowds, some of the country's former presidents. of the country's former presidents. 0n capitol hill, the inaugural platform is almost full, but waiting for the arrival of donald trump. he will at the 35 words/ goodbye america's founding fathers, the oath of office, that will make him america's 45th president. hundreds of thousands of supporters, and protesters, too, in washington, dc for this event. dignitaries, protesters, too, in was

>>> 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

. >> acaba de llegar el presidente barack obama y el presidente electo donald trump al capitolio, quedan minutos antes que se convierta en presidente. se estÁ investigando papel que rusia pudo haber tenido en influir el voto, se le debe dar importancia? >> es inaceptable que otro paÍs se meta en las elecciones, trum hubiera ganado de todos modos, pero que se meta el partido demÓcrata, se metan nuestras agencias. eso no debe ocurrir, hay que ver castigos a rusia, sanciones, espero que trump mantenga los castigos. >> queremos invitar de nuevo a alfonso, estamos a minutos que trump serÁ el nuevo presidente. >> Éste es un dÍa para celebrar la democracia, estamos celebrando la transferencia pacÍfica del poder, estamos celebrando la instituciÓn de la presidencia. >> ahora vemos a los hijos de trump. >> tenemos que celebrarlo, es una pena que mÁs de 70 congresistas demÓcratas hayan optado por no estar aquÍ, aquí vemos a hillary clinton. >> conoces bien a la familia. >> son extremadamente inteligentes. >> no llega con su esposo. >> es parte del protocolo. anteriormente vimos que el y

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

—elect, donald trump, has promised a "quick and fair" trade deal with britain. theresa may will be making a major speech on brexit tomorrow morning. an inquest into the deaths of 30 britons on a beach in tunisia in 2015, has heard local security units were deliberately slowed down to delay their arrival at the scene. let's return to the comments of the us president elect about britain in an interview with michael gove. he has added that other companies might wa nt to has added that other companies might want to leave the eu. joining me now via a webcam from cardiff is patrick minford, professor of applied economics. thank you for being with us. it could be argued that donald trump's comments, rather than putting the willies up europe will make them more determined to strike a more difficult dealfor the more determined to strike a more difficult deal for the uk. well, we really do not know what the eu will oi’ really do not know what the eu will or will not do. this is a problem for us and for them. but the main thing we want is free trade. when we hear donald trump saying he want

significance of those protests and announcements. throughout the campaign, one statistic donald trump loved to recite during his campaign was how many thousands went to his rallies rather than hillary clinton's. well, i think, having seen today it is clear many more people were protesting against donald trump than went to his inauguration yesterday. that underlines just how divided the country remains after the bruising election. one division he tried to end today was the visit to cia headquarters, the first visit he has made. no president has gone to the cia so quickly, let alone making it their first visit. but no president has ever declared war on the agency in the run—up to taking over office. he used the word "restrained to describe the cia until now." does that mean he will rewrite the rule book for the cia and how it can operate in the future? and one other thing to talk about. it looks like theresa may is going to if not the first leader then among the first to visit donald trump in the white house. downing street would be delighted. that could happen as soon as this thursday. jon

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 sanctions against russia. >> trump, himself, praised vladimir putin for not responding in kind. "great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart." >> he has chosen to side with a murderous dictator, vladimir putin, over the patriots who serve our own

stores. and on newsnight, as theresa may becomes the first foreign leader to meet donald trump at the white house we ask what she is risking and what his most hoping for. —— what she is most hoping for. good evening and welcome to bbc news. donald trump and theresa may have hailed a new era of relations between america and britain — after meeting for the first time at the white house. it's the first face—to—face talks president trump has held with any foreign leader since taking power. donald trump said they'd agreed to strengthen their ties in commerce and foreign affairs. the prime minister said they both reaffirmed their commitment to nato and working to defeating the islamic state group. it was also announced that donald trump has accepted an invitation from the queen to make a state visit to britain later this year. the president once again welcomed britain's decision to leave the eu. the united states respects the sovereignty of the british people and their right of self—determination. a free and independent britain is a blessing to the world. our relationship has ne

gura and this is special coverage of the inauguration of donald trump. mr. trump is set to take the oath of office and less than two hours time. we will bring you live coverage. we will look at how mr. trump's policies will impact the business world. you are looking at footage of the national mall in washington d.c. people have been securing seats. it got underway in earnest at 8:00. at blairump stayed house. he will stay in the white house tonight. we are seeing members of congress -- mark sanford of south carolina at the capital making their way to those seats on the west front of the capital overlooking the mall and the washington monument and the lincoln memorial as well. market.ok at the u.s. trading continues on inauguration day. julie hyman? julie: the markets continue a pace with this big backdrop of political events. markets are moving higher. the stock market are moving higher. we have seen a more sideways movement after the initial push upward following the election of donald trump, we saw a sideways move heading into 2017. seeing all three major averages up .5% each. let

>> tonight... >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> as donald trump begins his presidency... >> we had won the election that no one thought we could win. >> the inside story of how he got there. >> once i understood that he was willing to double down and be a fighter for what he believes in, i'm all in. >> they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. >> it felt like a box of matches even before he took the stage, and they were just waiting for donald trump to come and light it. >> from his closest advisors.. >> i had said to mr. trump one day, "are you ready to win?" >> and his rivals. >> director comey's letter... >> just got smacked by a 2 x 4. and it came out of nowhere. >> the provocative campaign... >> nobody knows the system better than me. >> ...to the presidency. >> which is why i alone can fix it. >> tonight ofrontline >> so help me god... "trump's road to the white house." >> 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 provide

encuentra parte de lo que es el muro. donald trump quiere ex tenderlo 2000 millas, para proteger los 4 estados de la naciÓn y de esa forma mantener a la inmigraciÓn indocumentada y las personas que cometieron algÚn crimen fuera del paÍs. y quiere proteger lo que es texas. nuevo mÉxico, arizona y california. y lo quiere hacer en el Área sur. y es algo que preocupa a la comunidad, mientras algunos residentes de esta Área dicen que ellos se sienten completamente seguros en esta Área y serÍa una pÉrdida de dinero el que construyan este muro y que gasten millones de dÓlares para realizar esto. bueno, mientras otros jÓvenes republicanos indicaron que se sentarÍan mÁs seguros si esto se lleva a cabo. nosotros vamos atraer mÁs adelante el sentir de la comunidad de lo que estÁ ocurriendo aquÍ en lao frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. con esta informaciÓn, regreso con ustedes. >>> vÍctor hugo rodriguez, muchas gracias, marÍa celeste recuerdo estar contigo ahÍ mismo en esa zona de la frontera. cerca de mc allen. que es una zona, porosa. aÚn con vallas, es muy por

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

help donald trump -- an interesting point coming out, and we're not quite sure what they are going to say. >> i want -- president-elect trump has been dismissive of the russian hacking at first said he did not believe that it happened or that they did it. and then he said well it is time to move on, he tweeted that he said that on camera. but are you concerned that he is not taking they seriously enough? >> well, two points, one he is going to meet with intelligence committee this week might have a different opinion. >> in regard to cyberhacking a day after elections said going to instruct pentagon joint chiefs of staff, to come together, to develop a plan to protect american interests from hacking so he understands the threat this is, i think he might have a different more informed opinion once he gets the intelligent brief, i think what donald trump's main pushback has been, is that democrats are trying to undermine his win november 8 because russia hacking was trying to help donald trump take away from victory, one in wisconsin michigan ohio pennsylvania not that russia trying to i

cnn for special live coverage of donald trump's inauguration from the swearing in to the inauguratal parade and balls this friday 9:00 a.m. eastern. that's it for me. thanks for watching. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> and next, a special edition of "outfront." live from washington, breaking news tonight atop donald trump cabinet pick facing major questions this evening, did he use his power in capping to try to line his own pockets. the breaking details coming up. and more democrats announcing they're boycotting the election as the fight between donald trump and john lewis escalates. and more breaking news. the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter, arrested. was she an accomplice. let's go "outfront." >>> and welcome to a very special edition of "outfront" this evening. i'm erin burnett, live from the nation's capital, where donald trump will be sworn in as president of the united states this week. we begin, though, with major breaking news. red flags for one of trump's cop cabinet picks. cnn reporting at this hour, new revelations about trump's pick for secretary of

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

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. by the end of the week donald trump will be president. and in an interview he's given with british and german media, he's taken on several huge issues. he says angela merkel made a mistake letting in so many syrian refugees. he's also attacked the eu as a vehicle for germany. and he called nato obsolete. the president—elect met martin luther king's son today at trump tower. wheat will be live to discuss the fallout. bbc kyrgyz will give us the latest on a boeing 7a7 cargo plane crashing onto a village in kyrgyzstan. the death toll is past 30. chinese football clubs are offering riches to the world's best players — but there's a new rule to consider — that limits the number of foreigners a club has. plus in 05 business we'll hear oxfam explain how it's worked out that eight people have as much wealth as the poorest half of the world's population. speak mac pro donald trump hit some big subjects hard in this interview with the times and bild. let's get into the areas which have prompted the biggest reactions. first here's m

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

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

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

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

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

don lemon starts now. >>> in just four days donald trump stands right behind me at the u.s. capitol, raises his right hand and becomes the 45th president of the united states. but in a show of protest, more than two dozen house democrats skipping his inauguration. this is "cnn tonight" i'm don lemon in washington. the boycott, partly in response to trump's harsh words against john lewis, the civil rights icon, who says trump is not a legitimate president. and on this day, honoring dr. martin luther king jr., trump meets with dr. king's son who is calling for unity. >> i am, as john lewis and many others are, a bridge builder. the goal is to bring america together and america -- we are a great nation, we must become a greater nation. >> there's a lot to get to here tonight from washington. it is definitely a big panel and a lot to get to. mark preston, kir step powers and david gergen. i'm going to refer to my notes. this is it sort of a complicated story, david. it involves tom price, he's a congressman. he's trump's pick for health and human services. we're learning that last year

liz: well, donald trump's inauguration is this friday. tune in to fox business for all-day coverage. thank you for having us in your homes. "making money with charles payne" is next. ♪ ♪ charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. on friday president-elect donald trump will be sworn in as the nation's 45th president of the united states, and, well, at least right now the clock is ticking. we've got 31 congressional democrats who say they are boycotting a time-honored ceremony. donald trump, in a e plea for unity, just now tweeting: for many years our country has been divided, angry and untrusting. many say it will never change. the hatred is too deep. it will change. four exclamation points. joining me now, former senator scott brown. >> thank, charles. charles: this is the big topic we start the show off on martin luther king day, yet it is the reality, p isn't it, to a degree. >> sadly, it is. i was reading most of the representatives, it's with a heavy heart that i am going to honor, you know, rep lewis. with all due respect, it's not about the president-elect, it's not about h

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

barack obama and an equally strong agreement about disapproval of donald trump. there will be polling next week to tell us if donald trump reversed any of that disapproval with his inaugural address today that seemed written to please only the 32% of america that currently has a favorable opinion of donald trump. james fellows has written presidential speeches. he's a rhodes scholar who has written countless thoughtful articles, essays and books. he has read every presidential inaugural address, all 57 of them. today's was number 58. james fallows tells us all presidential inaugural addresses have common elements until today. this one was different. unlike anything that any president had ever said in an inaugural address. james fallows says that every inaugural address before today had "sobriety, humility, conciliation, respect, and an opening to the tens of millions of americans who wished the other side had won." not today. donald trump presented a picture of the united states of america as a weak, crumbling country, ravaged by crime, impoverished by losing the worldwide competition

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

>>> happening now, russia summit. as donald trump downplays russian cyberattacks, it calls for a good relationship with moscow, the kremlin makes plans for a meeting between trump and vladimir putin. is the president-elect ignoring intelligence warnings? >>> hearing noise. amid complaints about the lack of vetting, the trump team hopes to push nine cabinet nominees through the confirmation process this week. but on the eve of the hearings there is another ethics concern as trump's son-in-law is named a senior white house adviser. >>> taking it to the street. actress meryl streep gets under donald trump's thin skin with some thinly veiled criticism. and he tweets back at the 19-time oscar nominee and three-time winner is over. >>> north korea says it could launch an intercontinental missile whenever and wherever it chooses. is kim jong un's regime sending a bold message to president-elect trump? >>> i am wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> 11 days before his inauguration, president-elect donald trump is moving full speed ahead despite a blunt warning from u.s. intell

"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

donald trump will take the stage for their very first appearance on a phenomenal day. it's time to celebrate right now. good evening i am trash and you are watching live from the armed services ball at the national the same in washington d.c. where tightly honored not just our new president that all members of our nation. people are making extraordinary sacrifices. tonight you will meet the heroes and you will hear from some of the biggest figures in the chung campaign trail including the first campaign manager for successful presidential bid kellyanne conway but first i want but first no one thought he could do it, the political elite , they shunned him and yet for the first time in history we have an outsider with no political experience elected to the top office in this nation as the 45th president of the united states of america. donald trump says he will empower the people rather than the bureaucracy. he refuses to play by the traditional washington rulebook and that is just one of the many reasons his supporters voted him into office. as we get ready for a very big night here

governing for 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 overhaul an ethics watch 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

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

decisiones importantes. donald trump comenzÓ el dÍa en el que se convirtiÓ en el 45 presidente de estados unidos, siguiendo la tradiciÓn de visitar la iglesia frente a la casa blanca. los trump fueron recibidos por los obama y luego partieron en caravana al congreso. miles de personas llegaban al capitolio para presenciar una ceremonia de juramentaciÓn que fue mÁs corta y con menos asistentes que los dos Últimos cambios de mando. el reverendo samuel rodrÍguez estuvo entre quienes de presentaron a trump, que luego fue juramentado por el presidente de la corte suprema. en su breve discurso trump, criticÓ la situación del paÍs y que washington habÍa prosperado mientras que el pueblo no. " el 20 de enero serÁ recordado como el dÍa en que el pueblo se convierte el gobernante de la naciÓn", partidarios creen que fue el mensaje correcto. >> hace aÑos el presidente mandaba y hacÍa lo que quería en el congreso, es un presidente que va a escuchar al pueblo. >> la visiÓn de Él es que el paÍs tiene que ser fuerte y mejor otra vez como estuvo antes, este paÍs es muy poderoso y tiene

washington today. we have reporters across the country getting an up-close look at how donald trump may impact everyone in this country. a lot to get to as we look ahead to what is sure to be an inauguration day to remember. we begin with our top story. we said the festivities are under way now in this city, the inauguration concert, the welcome concert for donald trump to washington, kicking off right now at the lincoln memorial. this has been somewhat of a controversial event, basically since trump won the election several performers declined invitations to perform, fearing criticism from trump's opponents. but team trump has managed to pull together a full slate. we are expecting names like toby keith, 3 doors down, the piano guys and, of course, trump himself is expected to make remarks. we'll check back in here in a few minutes on that. meanwhile, it's en a busy day in washington for donald trump himself. deplaning this morning for the last time as president-elect. kicking off the official inauguration festivities just moments ago with a wreath-laying at arlington cemetery. by this

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

donald trump casts doubts on the top spies and sides with the founder of wikileaks. >> the president-elect has expressed his very sincere and healthy american skepticism about intelligence conclusions. >> you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways of sunday to get back at you. even a hard-nose businessman, he's being really done to do this. >>> good day. i'm peter alexander and in for andrea mitchell where past, present and future partisans were glaring this morning on capitol hill. in one corner, you have the president and congressional democrats strategizing with hopes to try to find a way to keep as much of their leader legislation in tact as they can after he leaves the white house barely 16 days from now. in the other corner, you have vice president-elect mike pence and republicans eager to repeal the health care law but still unsure of what the final replacement will look like and whether they will pay a political price. we want to bring in our team on this at the hill. msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt and nbc's hans nichols. kasie, we'll start with you.

. 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

. this was tough. >> what were the factors that led to donald trump's surprise win? how did the variables, the factors that went into why americans voted and why even more didn'ted ed add up to a wi formula. this is "the trump equation." have you ever seen one of these in the flesh in real life? >> not until now. >> you want to hold it? >> no, thanks. >> how about you? you want to try it on? >> no. >> you sure. >> pretty sure. >> what do you think when you see this? >> i get mad. >> donald trump's election was a surprise to voters, pollsters and even us in the media. do you know what this is? >> a trump hat. >> are you surprised that he won? >> yeah. >> why? >> didn't seem like he was using language of a lot of people i use but i'm also from california where he wasn't a popular one. >> yeah. >> surprised? >> definitely surprised. >> here in my home state of california, america's biggest and bluest, it's fair to say a lot of people are still in shock. you want to hold it? >> no. >> absolutely not. were you surprised that donald trump 1 wwon? >> yes. >> on a scale of one to ten, h

around the world. tonight, hundreds of thousands marching the against donald trump. we are live around the nation. plus, the white house says president trump's audience was the ever largest will ever to witness an inauguration, quote, period. but we're going to check the facts. and ivanka's matching overcoat and headband, her sister-in-law's high heels in the white house bowling alley. the trump fashion watch is now in full swing. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening and welcome to a special saturday edition of "outfront." we are live in washington tonight. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" this evening, we begin with the breaking news. donald trump returning to the white house tonight. the streets of the nation's capital overflowing with protesters. trump's motorcade returning from cia headquarters just a short time ago. secret service agents formed a cordon, basically, to block off the protesters, because they had come and gathered, of course, around the white house. massive crowds descended on the city, which was the epicenter of protests across the country and around the world. tho

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

aconfrontar a donald trump de lo que el hizxo es incorrecto las protestas se han multiplicado en todo el país nueva york . >;>> pensilvania california y colorado los manifestantes protestaron dcon pancartas e4n la mano y signos de la oren ejecutiva que afecta a cualquier ciudadano aunque cuenta también con pasaporte de otra nación que suspenderia durante 90 diuas a todos los ciudadanos de todas las naciones de mayoría musulmana al mismo tiempo ordena la suspensión de trodas las de refugiados 120 días además de la suspensión de ciudadanos sirios . >>> los mecanismos de aceptación radicales islamiscos no pidan territorio estadounidense la orden firemada es discriminatoria es contra perodsucewnte contra terroristas después , ningún terrorista de esos países . >>> [habla en inglés] . >>> desde miami florida univisión . >>> l presidente donald trump con su frenético ritmo de ordenes ejecutivas firmó 3 para entregar un plan para derrotar al grupo estado islamico habló por teléfono con varios , extran jeros desde washington nos tiene los detalles de la jornada presidencial. >>

try to get donald trump elected president of the united states. this inquiry, again, involving intercepted communications and financial transactions. this is new detail temperature also these new names in terms of who's being investigated. this, of course, will be a real challenge, a real test for the incoming administration, particularly the new head of the justice department, likely to be attorney general jeff sessions. will he recuse himself from overseeing something like this or the fbi's part of it. dramatic time. that does it for us tonight. we will see you tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. for the start of inauguration coverage. now it is time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> we have said it so many times and here we are on inauguration eve with reports of an already underway investigation of the new administration. >> and questions about what happens to that investigation as of noon tomorrow when new people are in charge of all of these agencies. incredible. >> thank you. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> cher is going to join us tonight. s