[chatter] we will not bow down. We will not bow down to injustice we will not bow down to exploitation stand, i am going to stand no will not obey, no, racism we will not obey, exploitation staaand i cannot tolerate, races and racism. I cannot tolerate injustice i cannot tolerate exploitation. I am going to stand, i am going to stand [applause] i am going to stand what are you going to do . I am going to stand [applause] how are we doing today d. C. . Let me hear you, how are we doing today [applause] you all are great today. Rise. Song we use our music to is buyer action through song and to remind us where we have been and where we are going together. [applause] we hope that these next songs inspire you today to keep marching, to keep singing, to keep voting, to keep running for office, and to keep your mind on freedom [applause] i woke up this morning with my mind standing on freedom morning on up this freedom you know, i woke up this morning with my mind standing on freedom, hallelu
The west, hundreds of thousands marched in unity for civil rights and voiced concerns about the new president donald trump. The event was supposed to draw 200,000 people. Instead, some estimates are half a Million People showed up. We have Live Team Coverage of the show of support, from the impact on travel to how far people traveled. Jeff goldberg begins our coverage live at the with some of at the ellipse with some of the stories. Jeff . Kimberly, this was a remarkable event to witness in terms of the crowd, people as far as the eye could see, from the capital to the Washington Monument and all streets in between. People trickling out of the mall, leaving d. C. This was for the womens march, people protesting donald trump on a host of issues, hoping that movement. Jeff with music in the air and passion in their voices donald trump has got to go jeff women filling the streets with a message of strength and solidarity. Really, really important we represent. Many others,ke so is protest
We are tracking a warm up toward weekend. We will have more with the seven day forecast, coming up, jessica. Kate, thanks very much. Turning to our other top stories tonight, this evening many are blasting governor Chris Christie for miss response to the severe flood ago long the jersey shore. We have live team three coverage of the clean up and controversy. We will begin with new jersey reporter cleve bryan in hard hit wildwood, cleve. Reporter good evening. People felt that governor christie should have come to the area to see the damage for himself, but he didnt come, and they dont like what he had to say, about what he saw. Well, members of his cabinet were toring storm damaged areas of new jersey on monday governor Chris Christie was out of state on the president ial campaign trail but even though he didnt see the situation firsthand, his assessment was less than sympathetic. I dont know what you expect me to do do you want me to go down there with a mop. Reporter today hard hit w
11 oclock. Then were up into the low 40s for most of the afternoon. 41 by 1 oclock. By 3 oclock we may get up to about 43. Possible it hits earlier in the afternoon. By 6 oclock were back down into the 30s again starting out cloudy and then some sunny breaks as we go later into the day. Milder air is on the way toward the end of the week and it looks like it might hang around for awhile, karen. Details on that coming up. Driving out of my neighborhood i saw something amazing. Grass. Some of that snow starting to melt. Looking outside live in bucks county this is i95 at business route one. 95 moving a lot better northbound at route one. We had an accident where a vehicle just went off the roadway into the median. They just cleared it and right now traffic is looking pretty good. Temperatures are above freezing as dave said. Mostly just wet but weve had a few issues out there. Not on the vine street expressway. Traffic here is moving nicely. We didnt have any overnight construction. Your
As we roll through the day were not going to see the numbers go all that far but we will remain above freezing and get some more melting. By 9 oclock 38. By 11 oclock, 39 and then 41 by 1 oclock and well get a high of 43 probably somewhere in the 1 30 to 3 oclock range before eventually colder air starts roaring back. And in fact overnight tonight we will really zip down there and tomorrow morning will be quite a bit more uncomfortable with probably the return of some black ice. Details on that and word of even milder air coming back later in the forecast period. Karen, thats coming up. I feel like tomorrow people are going to forget about the black ice. So we got to be carry full about that tomorrow. Today you get a day off because temperatures are above freezing as david said. We have an update on this accident involving an overturned truck. It was shutting down the ramp from 422 eastbound to 202 southbound in king of prussia. They just moved it out of here and now we see traffic mov