deal. i must be honest about the moment. donald trump's team says he know he will be speaking to a deeply divided nation and there are people fearful of his election and what it means and just as many that are excited about the prospect and they have come great distances to see it. and we spoke to some of them. >> i feel like there is a lot of people that are really hopeful although i see so many different kinds of people that are pretty nervous, it seems like the tone here is pretty excited. >> he speaks his mind and doesn't try to hide things. you vote for someone and they say something and doesn't do it. trump speaks his mind and heart and there is no filter, people get offended by that, but hey this is the guy for the right time at the right moment. >> the whole meaning behind it and pageant behind it is who we are. it's good in the end. there is a lot of garbage going on in both directions but in the end this is the beginning and we need to look at it as a new beginning and moving forward. >> which is a beautiful and optimistic feeling. many here feel that way. they hope donald trump will express the same optimism tomorrow at noon. >> and dozens of congress members amember s are promising to boycott the inauguration. could there be pay back so to speak. it will be one of the biggest moments of donald trump's life taking the oath of office as commander and chief but at least 50 members of the u.s. house including several from the delaware valley say they will not be in attendance, many may the decision to sit out following the heated exchange, following john lewis and president-elect trump. >> i respect everyone's right to do what they choose to do, i feel badly about it. >> tom mcarthur of new jersey is in attendance and is optimistic that the sting from the feud will subside. >> my hope is that we heal we have to. >> but could those that don't back trump now see a problem on the political front trying to interact with this administration. >> i can't speak for others, i can speak for myself. you shouldn't hold a grudge on people to be or not be someplace. >> this president is not afraid to use his opinion. >> what he did this weekend he may continue to throw rocks in every direction. >> the feuding and division is difficult to ignore on what is a very big week and now the eve of the inauguration, we'll see who indeed shows up and turns out for this inauguration tomorrow brian. >> we'll be a big part of this story. the president-elect may speak in any moment and we'll bring it to you live here. and he may appear at several events across town. if he does it would be a surprise. and after that he will spend the night in blair house, the presidential guest house and make final edits on the speech he himself has written. we are here to watch it live for you here in washington, along with sharrie williams, i'm brian taff. >> thank you for those reports. back here philadelphia teach ofs showed opposition to the president-elect's agenda today in center city and pledged resistance to trump's nominee for secretary of education, betsy devos. and opposition in several other cities as well. organizers are expecting a number of protesters in the nation's capital. 6abc.com has expanded coverage of the official events and protests on inauguration day. look for live video feeds throughout the historic day on 6abc.com and the 6 abc news app. turning to other news, "action news" has learned that some students at some local schools got physicals last year from a fake doctor. tonight there are more questions and there answers, investigative reporter, chad pradelli is live with the story. >> reporter: we are still trying to get answers but sources tell me that last year a bogus doctor went into a philadelphia school district facility and performed physicals on students. this is the physical form from george washington high school. the student was examined at the high school in june. it was a dr. bay, dr. bay signed the form and provided her number and license at the bottom. but dr. bay is not a licensed medical doctor, the address she gave is this west philadelphia row home and a check of the medical license number she provided on the form doesn't exist with the state. >> very angry but very scared. >> this mother that doesn't want to be identified says she found out about the bogus doctor after the teenager learned about problems with bay's physicals at the school and reached out to george washington athletic director tim geyser. >> theage let ecdirector at the school says the forms were going downtown. that the district was investigating. >> that was in december, a few weeks later the parent received an email from geyser saying that free physicals will be provided at district headquarters by all students evaluated by bay. the philadelphia school district released a statement, reading in part. the school district of philadelphia works closely with the athlete organization to make sure thousands of students get proper physicals but the district would not say how bay was authorized to perform physicals and how many students or schools were affected. when we pressed for more answers, a spokesperson says that protocols are in place to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> the parent with whom i spoke wants the case referred to authorities and the school district would not say if that did happen. efforts to reach bay have been unsuccessful. chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. lets go back to the nation's capitol where donald trump is about to address the crowd in front of the lincoln memorial. >> thank you everybody and thank you tom. i would like to congratulate our incredible entertainers tonight and toby and lee green wood and all the great talent that was really very special. i also have to thank our incredible military talent right here. thank you stand up please you guys were great. thank you very much. >> so this journey began 18 months ago, i had something to do with it but you had much more to do with it than i did. i'm the messenger. just the messenger. we were tired and -- i love you -- believe me i love you. we all got tired seeing what was happening and we wanted change but we wanted real change. and i look so forward to tomorrow we are going see something that is going to be so amazing, so many people have poured into washington, d.c., this started out tonight being a small little concert and then we had the idea maybe we'll do it in front of the lincoln memorial. i don't know if it has ever been done before, but if it has very seldom and the people came by the thousands and thousands and here we are tonight all the way back. all the way back -- so it's a movement that began -- a movement that started -- and a movement like we have never seen any where in the world they say, there has never been a movement like this. and it's something very very special. and we are going to unify our country. and our phrase, you all know it, half of you are wearing the hat. make america great again. [ applause ] but we are going to make america great for all of our people. everybody. everybody. throughout our country. that includes the inner cities and includes everybody. and we are going to do a special job and i can only tell you that 18 months ago we never knew, a lot of people didn't know, some people had a feeling -- a lot of people didn't give us much of a chance but we understood what was happening and that last month of the campaign when i travelled around to every place that you can imagine state after state after state. speech after speech -- and we had 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 people -- it was never an empty seat just like tonight. we didn't know if anyone would come tonight this hasn't been done before. and it was the same way and we knew the last month of the campaign, i think a lot of us knew the first week of the campaign -- but that last month of the campaign we knew that something special was happening. and i can only tell you this, the polls started going up up up but they didn't want to give us credit. because they forgot about a lot of us. on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman well are you not forgotten anymore. not forgotten anymore. so i want to thank my great family. my incredible wife, melania. they have been so supportive and it wasn't easy for them. but they have been so supportive. i want to thank you most importantly and i promise you that i will work so hard. we are going to get it turned around and bring our jobs back. we are not going to let other countries take our jobs any longer. we are going build up our great military, we are going to build it up. we are going to strength and our borders. we are going to do things that haven't been for our country to many, many decades. it's going to change. i promise you it's going to change. so i'll see you tomorrow -- [ applause ] and i don't care frankly if it's going to be beautiful or if it's going to rain like crazy, makes no difference to me. i have a feeling it's going to be beautiful but i will see you tomorrow and i'm going to be cheering you on. you'll cheer me on and i'm cheering you on, because what we have done is special. all over the world they are talking about it. all over the world and i love you folks and we are going to work together and we are going to make america great again! and i'll add greater than ever before! thank you very much and enjoy the fireworks. thank you everybody. >> you were listening to the president-elect talking to the crowd of thousands in front of the lincoln memorial for the make america great again celebration there. all the people there throughout the afternoon listening to concerts and waiting to hear from donald trump who spoke ahead of tomorrow's inauguration and our coverage continues from the nation's capital. we'll take a quick break. we have newly released surveillance video of an armed robbery in manayunk. a gunman burst into the remix consignment shop at 5:30 last night and tied up a store manager and customer and then joined by two other masked men and the trio stole $60,000 worth of merchandise. new tonight at 6:00 the story of a south jersey man likely one of oldest people at the inauguration ceremony tomorrow and likely the most experienced goer. >> this is the meat. >> this gets you in the door? >> harold smith is holding tickets for donald trump's inaugural. he watched roots facility in 1941. i am thrilled and honored to be a part of the history. >> he is a democrat who voted for hillary clinton but keeping his mind open forever donald trump. >> give him a chance he is different than any president we ever had. >> this lumber store owner has collected all kinds of memorabilia and signatures from every single president back to george washington. >> you weren't there at george washington? >> no, i missed it by a few years. >> and has hey document that lincoln signed. he says that john f. kennedy address was the one that moved him the most. i was thrilled to hear it and i admired him and i told him that twice, i met him. >> as long as he is in office, he will get tickets to the inauguration and although he has not gotten through this one yet he is looking forward to 2021. i plan to be here, i have no aches and pains, i get all enthused and thrilled and honored to look to the future. >> but first this salem county history buff will put on his long johns and get on the train and attend his 19th presidential inauguration with just as much enthusiasm as his first one. time for sports and ducis is here and sixers are basking in the light of last night's big win. >> you wish they could play every day. the best thing to watch in town. 7 wins in 9 games, the best stretch in many years. they host portland tomorrow night another touch test. they beat the rap tored and joel embiid lead the team. and late in the game there were blocks and that got the crowd pumped up and back to embiid he will find out tonight if he is a starter in the nba all-star game and the sixers found mojo and the coach is pleased. >> we are playing with a spirit, we are playing with a defensive mind set. and there is a belief within each other amongst the team that it's the best it has been since i have been here. >> world leaked out earlier in the week, the phillies make it official. michael saunders is the newest outfielder, the phils hope it can help their meager offense. he signed a contract for $9 million, a career-high 29 home runs last year and an all-star. and he could be an important piece. >> it gives us more balance in the lineup and make its tougher, you know, a bat is a bat, a good bat is a good bat. i am pleased with that. >> i played against him in the last couple spring trainings and toronto last season. a great ballplayer. quick break and meteorologist, cecily tynan and your accuweather forecast when we come right back. cecily is here now way closer look at the forecast. may want to keep the umbrella there. in my back pocket. >> can i talk? thanks rick. you are making me laugh. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing that rick is fine without his umbrella in his pocket now but that will be changing as we head through the day tomorrow. temperature-wise though, another pretty mild day, 46 degrees down from the high of 49, 9 degrees above normal. cape may 44 and wilmington 44 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that this is a system that tossed clouds our way mid-day, i was hoping for full sunshine today. some sunshine in the morning and some late in the day a cloud sandwich, this looks look a pretty big rain storm. if you look at the radar a lot of echos trend up to the northwest and the great lakes and stretching out, what this will do is pull a warm front through the region tomorrow afternoon. future tracking type timing it out tomorrow morning and filtered sunshine here and then the system rolls to the east. and people getting ready for the inauguration at 9:00 light rain moves in and in philadelphia it rolls in through the afternoon and is here for the put commute, generally a .25 inch of rain. the clouds thicken quickly and the light rain arrives in the afternoon and the evening commute is wet a .25 inch of rain and then a soaking setup sunday into monday and double barrel low pressure and that funnels in moisture from the atlantic and we are looking at 1 to 2 inches of rain and inland wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour and down the shore, 55 miles per hour and when you get all of this wind out of the east kind of piling up the water along the shore there is a good chance of coastal flooding and it looks like the rain will linger into early tuesday, a big storm system yet again this all rain and not snow. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow glimpses of sunshine early, and rain rolling in by the afternoon and the high is 47 degrees and clouds and rain and temperatures running 7 degrees above normal. saturday not a bright and sunny day and perhaps a few glimpses of limited sunshine and overall a cloudy day and dry with a high of 53 degrees and sunday if you have outdoor plans, i would say do it early in the afternoon drizzle evolves into a steady rain by sunday night and the high 52 degrees and monday a great day to stay indoors, the wind driven rain a real soaking rain 48 degrees and actually with the winds and umbrella is not the best thing to have, you need the rain coat and boots and tuesday high of 50 degrees and wednesday a dry day, partly sunny and 52 and thursday a million tour of clouds and sun and high of 48 degrees. tomorrow afternoon light rain the main event is sunday through monday. >> all right cecily thank you. finally tonight it's that time of year your favorite girl scout cookies are on sale. the eastern chapter kicked off their 100th year of selling the cookies. rereleased a new cookie. the smores flavor is available with all the classics. wow even the box looks good. world news is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues on phl 17 at 10:00 and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for meteorologist, cecily tynan, ducis rogers and jim gardner and the entire "action news" team, i'm rick williams. have a nice evening we hope to see you tonight at 11:00. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. . tonight, we're live from the nation's capital. the trump family arrives in washington. president elect donald trump. and america's next first lady. tonight, we have the trump family right here. and we'll take you to the ceremony under way at the lynn come memorial. and mr. trump's first stop today. his own hotel. our team with voters across the country, what they're saying tonight. the showdown on capitol hill. mr. trump's pick for treasury secretary on the hot set. grilled on the role he played in the foreclosure crisis. and mr. trump's pick for energy secretary rick perry set to the lead the department he once wanted to eliminate. how he explains that now. inside the transfer of power tonight. president obama and the president-elect will soon ride from the white house to the capitol together. and despite the boycott by many democrats, hillary clinton