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Friday
Washington 

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PROTESTERS DIDN"T WASTE TIME DEMONSTRATING AGAINST THE SOON-TO-BE 45TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
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SEVERAL DEMONSTRATIONS BROKE OUT FRIDAY MORNING IN WASHINGTON... HOURS BEFORE DONALD TRUMP"S SWEARING IN.
AT ONE CHECK POINT-- ABOUT 50 PROTESTERS SAT DOWN IN THE STREET TO BLOCK TRUMP SUPPORTERS FROM ENTERING A SECURE VIEWING AREA. 
ANOTHER GROUP OF DEMONSTRATORS STAGED A "POP UP" PROTEST NEAR A DIFFERENT CHECK POINT. 
MORE PROTESTS ARE EXPECTED ACROSS THE NATION"S CAPITAL THIS WEEKEND INCLUDING SATURDAY"S WOMEN"S MARCH ON WASHINGTON.
THAT MARCH COULD ATTRACT A QUARTER MILLION PARTICIPANTS... POTENTIALLY MAKING IT ONE OF THE LARGER POLITICAL RALLIES THE CITY HAS SEEN.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP WASHINGTON DC 45TH MIKE PENCE REPUBLICAN WHITE HOUSE



People march with their dogs in Washington D.C. in an effort to end animal discrimination.

It is the 24th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal, and thousands of abortion opponents have converged on Washington to march in protest. Early in the day an explosive device went off near a Planned Parenthood clinic and a hotel where the First Lady and the Vice President were scheduled to speak to pro-choice supporters resulting in an even higher level of security across the city. The explosive device turned out to have little more force than a fire-cracker, and it has not been linked to anyone connected to the march for life. Pat Rogers has the story from Washington.

ANTI-WAR PROTESTS (VIETNAM) - PART TWO

11/14/69 A0059897 - C0006866 / COLOR WASHINGTON: ANTI - VIETNAM PROTEST BEGINS IN NATION'S CAPITAL: WA 16588 & WAC 534 "ANTI - WAR" SHOWS" SOF LS PEOPLE ON BRIDGE; SOF SPOCK TALKING WHILE MARCHING: SOF PEOPLE PAST CAMERA: SOF PEOPLE PAST BRIDGE: SOF PEOPLE PAST LINCOLN MEMORIAL: SOF PEOPLE PAST WHITE HOUSE: (SHOT 11/13/69 81FT) SOUTH VIETNAM - ANTI POLICY LINCOLN, ABE - MEMORIAL GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS - US - WHITE HOUSE - PICKETS SPOCK, BENJAMIN - SOF XX / 81 FT / 16 COL / POS / 81 FT / 16 DUPE / NEG 700 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS

Father James R. Cox leads a 25,000 person demonstration on Washington D.C. demanding Congress provide unemployment relief. In spite of some apprehensions "Cox's Army" is peaceful and marchers are fed as they gather near the Capital building.

PROTESTERS MARCH IN WASHINGTON, D.C. FOR PALESTINIANS AND AGAINST MILITARY AID TO COLOMBIA

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4/06/74 C0045124 - COLOR WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: THE REV CARL MCINTIRE, KNOWN FOR HIS TOUGH ANTICOMMUNIST STANDS LED A MARCH DOWN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE MARCH WAS STAGED IN PROTEST TO WHAT MCINTIRE VIEWS AS A VIOLATION OF HIS FIRST AMMENDMENT RIGHTS. FCS "MARCH" SHOWS: CAPITAL HILL BACK MARCHERS: MS BANNER CARRIED BY PEOPLE FIRST AMMENDMENT MARCH: VAR SHOTS PEOPLE MARCHING WITH SIGNS:SIGN VICTORY OVER COMMUNISM: PEOPLE MARCHING WITH SIGNS: (SHOT 4/6/74 25FT) RADIO FREEDOM OF INFORMATION - US DEMONSTRATIONS - US ANTICOMMUNISM - US MCINTIRE, CARL - SUPPORTERS XX / 25 FT / 16 ORIG / COLOR / 160 FT / 16 ORIG / COLOR / CUTS /

U.S. Capitol - Voting Rights and Election Security - Washington D.C.

--SUPERS--\n:16 - :35\nThursday\nWashington\n\n --VO SCRIPT--\nACTRESS SUSAN SARANDON WAS AMONG NEARLY 600 PEOPLE ARRESTED IN A PROTEST AGAINST SEPARATION OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN AT THE BORDER ON THURSDAY.\nTHE 71-YEAR-OLD ACTRESS TWEETED: "ARRESTED. STAY STRONG. KEEP FIGHTING. HASHTAG WOMEN DISOBEY."\nTHE PROTEST DREW THOUSANDS OF WOMEN TO DEMONSTRATE IN WASHINGTON.\nSARANDON AND THE PROTESTERS MARCHED THROUGH THE CAPITAL AND OCCUPIED A SENATE OFFICE BUILDING.\nAPPROXIMATELY 575 PROTESTERS WERE CHARGED WITH "UNLAWFULLY DEMONSTRATING."\nACCORDING TO POLICE, THEY WERE BEING PROCESSED AT THE SCENE AND RELEASED.\n --TAG--\nTHE PRESIDENT'S "ZERO TOLERANCE" IMMIGRATION POLICY HAS LED TO MORE THAN 2-THOUSAND MIGRANT KIDS GETTING SEPARATED FROM THEIR PARENTS AFTER CROSSING THE BORDER FROM MEXICO.\nANOTHER BIG PROTEST IN WASHINGTON D-C IS PLANNED FOR SATURDAY.\nRALLIES ARE BEING PLANNED ACROSS THE NATION THIS WEEKEND.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWASHINGTON D.C. MEXICO\n\n

--TEASE--
DONALD TRUMP WILL BE SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT FRIDAY...
...AFTER AN ELECTION VICTORY THAT MANY HAVE DESCRIBED AS HISTORIC.
BUT INAUGURATION DAY WILL ALSO SEE LARGE PROTESTS... WITH SOME DEMONSTRATIONS ALREADY GETTING UNDERWAY THURSDAY NIGHT.
I"M REID BINION.

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DONALD TRUMP IS SET TO TAKE THE OFFICIAL OATH OF OFFICE FRIDAY -- BECOMING THE NATION"S 45TH PRESIDENT.
BUT JUST AS THRONGS OF OBSERVERS FLOCK TO THE CAPITOL FOR THE INAUGURATION, CROWDS ARE ALSO GATHERING TO PROTEST TRUMP"S PRESIDENCY.
IN FACT, PROTESTS AND RALLIES WERE ALREADY UNDERWAY THURSDAY NIGHT.
REID BINION REPORTS.

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Alec Baldwin / Actor: "I"ve been standing out here in the freezing cold for a long time."
ACTOR ALEC BALDWIN - REPRISING HIS NOW FAMOUS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE PARODY OF DONALD TRUMP...
....AT A STAR-STUDDED THURSDAY RALLY...
Alec Baldwin / Actor: "I have to go to the bathroom, I have to pee."
THE RALLY, ACCORDING TO A STATEMENT, WAS MEANT TO QUOTE "SEND A MESSAGE TO PRESIDENT-ELECT TRUMP AND CONGRESS" -- ON ISSUES LIKE IMMIGRANT RIGHTS AND HEALTHCARE.
THURSDAY IN THE NATION"S CAPITAL -- LAW ENFORCEMENT STOOD AT THE READY AS PROTESTERS DEMONSTRATED AGAINST A PRO-TRUMP EVENT.
NAT POP<tab />"I can"t hear you! Donald Trump!"
MORE PROTESTS -- EXPECTED ON INAUGURATION DAY ITSELF -- NOT ONLY IN WASHINGTON...
...BUT IN OTHER CITIES ACROSS THE NATION.
I"M REID BINION.
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AFTER FRIDAY"S INAUGURATION -- PROTESTS ARE SET TO CONTINUE...
...WITH WHAT COULD BE ONE OF THE LARGER POLITICAL RALLIES WASHINGTON HAS SEEN
SATURDAY"S WOMEN"S MARCH -- EXPECTED TO DRAW UP TO A QUARTER MILLION PEOPLE
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INAUGURATION DONALD TRUMP WASHINGTON NEW YORK PROTESTS RALLY


Scenes of the 1963 March on Washington, President Kennedy meeting with Martin Luther King, Jr. black students and teachers at public schools, LBJ signing legislation, and views of the Supreme Court and Capitol Building accompany a report on the 20th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. A following interview with historian Mary Frances Berry highlights issues in her court case after the Reagan administration sought to remove her from the board of the Civil Rights Commission along with a statement from commission chairman, Clarence M. Pendleton Jr.

FREE SPEECH CAN BE BIG MONEY. WHEN PEOPLE GATHER TO PROTEST WHAT WASHINGTON'S DOING...WASHINGTON'S CASHING IN TO THE TUNE OF HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. TERRY TURNER HAS MORE IN TONIGHT'S "WASHINGTON WATCHDOG."

WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AND LIBERATION - PART ONE

TAPE: EF02/0822 IN_TIME: 03:12:24 / 07:28:40 DURATION: 2:33 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: DATELINE: Washington DC - 26 Sept 2002 SHOTLIST: 1. Barricades around the World Bank being gathered together 2. Various of workers putting up barricades around the World Bank 3. World Bank exterior 4. Workers taking away rubbish bin 5. Worker carrying rubbish bin 6. Rubbish bin in truck 7. Protesters chanting 8. Various of protesters walking 9. Hotel guards watching 10. Police on motorcycles watching 11. Protesters marching with signs STORYLINE: Washington D.C., the US capital, is gearing up for the scores of protesters planning to take to the streets on Friday for the start of a two day International Monetary Fund (IMF) meeting. The Department of City Works is setting up hundreds of barricades around the World Bank in an effort to keep the protesters at a distance. The workers are also removing all of the rubbish bins from around the area, fearing protesters could use them as weapons against the police. The meetings of the 184-nation IMF and World Bank will cover just two days, after initial plans from a week of activities. With thousands of protesters expected to demonstrate against global capitalism and a potential war with Iraq, organisers wanted to keep the costs of security down by reducing the number of days for meetings. Protesters have pledged to try to shut down the capital on Friday by tying up traffic. Demonstrations on Thursday, against the World Bank and world poverty, were peaceful. They marched and chanted in front of a hotel in the city centre as hotel security and motorbike police watched from the sidelines.

--TEASE--
I"M REID BINION.
DONALD TRUMP WILL BE SWORN IN AS PRESIDENT FRIDAY...
...AFTER AN ELECTION VICTORY THAT MANY HAVE DESCRIBED AS HISTORIC.
BUT INAUGURATION DAY WILL ALSO SEE LARGE PROTESTS... WITH SOME DEMONSTRATIONS ALREADY GETTING UNDERWAY THURSDAY NIGHT.

 --LEAD IN--
DONALD TRUMP IS SET TO TAKE THE OFFICIAL OATH OF OFFICE FRIDAY -- BECOMING THE NATION"S 45TH PRESIDENT.
BUT JUST AS THRONGS OF OBSERVERS FLOCK TO THE CAPITOL FOR THE INAUGURATION, CROWDS ARE ALSO GATHERING TO PROTEST TRUMP"S PRESIDENCY.
SOME OF THOSE DEMONSTRATIONS WERE ALREADY UNDERWAY THURSDAY NIGHT.
REID BINION REPORTS.

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Alec Baldwin / Actor: "I think everybody realizes it is what it is."
ACTOR ALEC BALDWIN - SPEAKING TO REPORTERS IN NEW YORK THURSDAY.
BALDWIN -- ONE OF SEVERAL CELEBRITIES AT A STAR-STUDDED THURSDAY RALLY ATTENDED BY NEW YORK MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO.
Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York: "Tomorrow Donald Trump will have power. But tomorrow you will have power as well."
IN THE NATION"S CAPITAL THURSDAY - LAW ENFORCEMENT STOOD AT THE READY AS PROTESTERS DEMONSTRATED AGAINST A PRO-TRUMP EVENT.
NAT POP<tab />"I can"t hear you! Donald Trump!"
MORE PROTESTS -- EXPECTED ON INAUGURATION DAY ITSELF -- NOT ONLY IN WASHINGTON...
...BUT IN OTHER CITIES ACROSS THE NATION.
I"M REID BINION.
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AFTER FRIDAY"S INAUGURATION -- PROTESTS ARE SET TO CONTINUE...
...WITH WHAT COULD BE ONE OF THE LARGER POLITICAL RALLIES WASHINGTON HAS SEEN
SATURDAY"S WOMEN"S MARCH -- EXPECTED TO DRAW UP TO A QUARTER MILLION PEOPLE
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INAUGURATION DONALD TRUMP WASHINGTON NEW YORK PROTESTS RALLY



COVERAGE OF THE "JUSTICE FOR ALL" RALLY AND MARCH AT FREEDOM PLAZA AND AROUND WASHINGTON, DC HIGH ANGLE SHOTS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND LARGE GATHERING OF PROTESTORS AT FREEDOM PLAZA RALLY / OCCASIONAL PANNING SHOTS TO WASHINGTON MONUMENT Thousands of demonstrators gathered today for a "Justice for All" march in the nation's capital to protest decisions in Missouri and New York not to indict police officers involved in the deaths of two black men. The Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network, the NAACP and the National Urban League were to start at noon at Freedom Plaza and march to the U.S. Capitol, where they will hold a rally featuring the families of several African-Americans who were killed in confrontations with police

MAYOR SHARON PRATT KELLY AND CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER JESSE JACKSON WERE AMONG 20 DEMONSTRATORS ARRESTED THURSDAY FOR BLOCKING A CAPITOL HILL STREET IN A CONTINUING EFFORT TO OBTAIN STATEHOOD FOR THE NATION'S CAPITAL. OTHERS ARRESTED BY U.S. CAPITOL POLICE WERE SOCIAL ACTIVIST DICK GREGORY, THE MAYOR'S HUSBAND, JAMES KELLY, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COUNCILMAN KEVIN CHAVOUS. THE SIT-IN WAS PART OF A SERIES OF WEEKLY DEMONSTRATIONS HELD OUTSIDE THE LONGWORTH HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING BY ACTIVISTS WHO SUPPORT TURNING THE CITY INTO THE STATE OF NEW COLUMBIA. AS THE PROTESTERS WERE LED AWAY, A CROWD OF ABOUT 200 STATEHOOD SUPPORTERS CHANTED ``FREE OUR MAYOR, FREE D.C.!'' NONE OF THE DEMONSTRATORS RESISTED. THEY WERE CHARGED WITH BLOCKING TRAFFIC, A MISDEMEANOR, AND WERE ALL EXPECTED TO BE RELEASED BY THURSDAY EVENING.