we have the stories from stephen tschida and richard reeve in a moment. but first, our chief political correspondent scott thuman joins us with that crucial white house meeting of the trump transition. scott? scott: quite a day. a time to come together. those were the words in the oval office from president obama today. echoed by a president-elect trump. the two hoping the meeting with set the tone moving forward. president-elect trump: this was a meeting that was going to last for ten or 15 minutes. we were just going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect for meeting you. the meeting lasted for an hour and a half. as far as i'm concerned it could have gone on for longer. scott: an olive branch in the transition got underway. president obama: most of all i want to emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. if you succeed, then the country succeeds. scott: the pomp and circumstance a headline. but president-elect trump insisted he can't wait to get

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, stephen. it has been quite a week. for complete coverage of the election and the president-elect's plan for his first 100 days, you can go to wjla.com. it's a great resource. jonathan: well, t maureen, americans across the country and in d.c. are honoring our military veterans who served the country. as coust mare the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns in arlington. mr. obama used his final veteran day speech to deliver a plea for unity. he urged americans to set aside political grievances and follow the example of those president obama: when the election is over, as we search for ways to come together, to reconnect with one another and with the principles that are more enduring than transitory politics, some of the best examples are the men and women we salute on veterans day. jonathan: mr. obama noticed he had increase funding for the department of veteran affairs by 85%. improved access and cut veteran homelessness in half. jonathan: just down the road at quantico national cemetery this was a smalle

stephen tschida has look at the appoint its for donald trump. steves ben carson has been offered the position of h.u.d. secretary. he previously said he was not interest inside a cabinet post. earlier today nikki haley announced she accepted the nomination for ambassador to the united nations. haley criticized then candidate trump in the runup to the republican nomination. she has no foreign policy experience she accepted saying she is honored saying that the president-elect asked her to join the team. conservative michigan advocate for education secretary. a john kasich supporter, she said she is honored to join trump to make education great again. meanwhile, jill stein, the green party candidate calling for recounts that are three states crucial to the trump victory after questions arose of voter fraud surfaced in the states. we will keep an eye on that. reporting live from the newsroom, stephen tschida, michelle: after presidential medal of freedom handed out the white house threw a party. some of the 231 recipients -- 21 recipients took part

stephen tschida explains. scene of the son's killing to plea for help to track down whoever shot rich in the back as he walked home july 10 at 4:30 in the morning. his mother likened the determination to a mother bear. fighting for her cub. >> my son is dead. it doesn't mean anything. we will feigned his murderer -- we will find his murderer. stephen: they are optimistic with the reward by the $125,000. they hope it will help solve the murder of the 27-year-old democratic national committee employee. >> he knows something about us. and he's a republican. here he is stepping up to help my son who was a democrat. stephen: this is the flier they handed out today along flagler place where we are now. went down that night. he was talking to his girlfriend. she heard voices. asked him if he is at home. he said i'm a block away. then sensing danger he said, "i have to go" and hung up the phone. second later he was shot twice in the back. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. maureen: now to the presidential tra

stephen tschida has new investigation. stephen: the investigators now believe it was lance buckley who called 911 yesterday morning from this house to report a murder-suicide. a year and a half ago he went missing and at that time i talked to his mother and wife who head tearful appeal for his return. >> his family made desperate appeal for his return. >> come home, baby you are the love of my life. >> he told his family he was going to d.c. to pursue a ph.d. at howard university in microbiology. in may of 2015 he disappeared. his wife amy had just given birth to the couple's second daughter. his mother joined the call for buckley to come home. >> he has a lovely family, two beautiful daughters. >> he went missing and the a gun. he called 911 to report murder-suicide after killing his wife and little girls. the investigators arrived to find four bodies, including that of buckley. today the community expressed sadness, especially for the little girls 5 years and 17 months. >> they don't deserve it at live yet. horrible. ste

stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: in case you missed huge. especially in arlington. that is the side of the building we work in. we projected the results on the side in rosslyn. it was really big. folks walking by or driving by could see it. all night people walked by to see what was happening into the wee hours. if you missed any of our coverage and you want more information you can log on to local races or go to wjla.com. again, even at this hour there are a couple of states that have not registered of yet. tonight at 7:00, join me fo america's decision. it begins at 7:00 on our sister station newschannel8. streaming on wjla.com. a lot to talk about in the day after and historic election. maureen: we have a little bit to talk about in weather, too. cloudy and drizzly today. doug: matter of fact around 4:30 is when showers went through breezy point. that is on the chesapeake bay in calvert county, 25, 30 miles here of here. maureen: sign of things to come. doug: pretty much. but it will clear out nicely. get on track for a couplenitis days. give you a time lapse fro

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. the abc7 instapoll today, a week after the election how do you feel? head to paul levota -- head to wjla.com/votenow to weigh in. you are going to give him a chance, always backed him from the get-go or still upset about the outcome? we have seen protests in maryland but there are significant trumps in the brad bell continues the team coverage talking to folks who backed trump and they have been watching the protests play out. brad: this farmer's market is open every wednesday and saturday. a good place to get fresh produce and good place to hear strong opinions. over the apples and the greens what we hear most is no patience for the anti-trump protesters. >> i think they need to be in school. they are going to school for education. not f >> whether it is better for worse, america has spoken and everybody is fed up with what is going on. everybody relax and go with the ride. >> donald trump handily won st. mary's county. his sign still stand at intersections. the majority here feel th

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stephen tschida has the story stephen: cell phone video of a brow -- brutal assault of 20 to 30 teenagers. the victim lay on the ground enduring blow after blow, the teens who stole his laptop are seen in the video smashing it on the pavement. the father of the victim says his son was walking from georgetown university library 10:30 at night and heard the group approach from behind. >> the attack commenced, which included him in the face, fractured nose. he had fractured rib. stephen: the victim's father flew across the country when he heard his son had been assaulted. >> i believe there were some slurs. stephen: investigators will say only they are looking into the possibility it could be a hate crime. apparently the attackers used homophobic slurs during the assault. what has the man's father more troubled, the attack on his son was among one of several halloween night. students and my son's future when mobs of kids can go through the town and attack people just minding their own business. stephen: after that vicious assault on the georgetown student, the entire group of young people, t

stephen tschida knows. he is out there on the inner loop toward college park. what have you seen so far? stephen: the 495/95 split east on the inner loop. it's heavy but it's nothing like we see some everything rush hours. i mean it's moving. cameras here. it's actually not that bad. traffic is moving fairly smoothly in this area anyway. but you can see up ahead it's backing up again. so far, so good. it's better than the typical rush hour commute. jamie: we have the areas that are slow. i want to show you 395. a live look. a lot of people heading out of the city driving into the sun. we have sun glare. and then you can see behi run through the slowest areas. one hour it will take you on the inner loop from 66 to the american legion bridge. on a typical afternoon commute that would be 40 minutes. we are tacking on 20 minutes now. starting out inside the capital beltway near 50 continuing north to the baltimore beltway. 50 minutes is about your average. 959 between the beltway -- path between the beltway. if you are heading to b.w.i. better option. in major cras

stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: across the country, security at properties bearing in downtown washington. kevin lewis kef is there now. set the scene for us today. kevin: the trump hotel is well certified and fortified this afternoon. i can tell you that members of the u.s. secret service, d.c. police, private security guard. even the national park service mounted horse unit is on scene. quite ironically the authorities are using the metal fences here to assemble a wall of sorts around the international hotel. and this is primarily why. a steady flow of protesters over the last 24 hours. we arrived around 1:30 today as a group of 150 georgetown day school students. most too young to even vote. chanted anti-trump rhetoric outside. the students told me administrators at the prestigious private school allowed them to ditch class in the pursuit of the first amendment rights. at the trump hotel coupled with the loud large and persistent protests hurt business. every hotel guest i spoke with today told me the n

michelle: stephen tschida and q mccray were with the high school kids. jona jeff goldberg and breaking news. protesting that is happening right now. where are you? who are they? jeff: well, jonathan, these are hundreds of g.w. students. this protest started at cogan plaza in the center of g.w. at about 3:30. the march came down pennsylvania avenue. here we are. right in front of the white house. hundreds of g.w. students chanting as they made the walk from pennsylvania avenue, the chants ranging from "no hate, no fear, everyone is welcome and "we reject the president-elect." the mood is anti-donald trump. but the march is peaceful the entire way through. speakers talking right now. i'm joined by chloe. why are you? what are you protesting? >> i'm protesting everything trump stood for in the election and disenfranchise the minority students, lgbtq students and everyone in this country who believes in what the country stands president-elect and will be the president. do you think there is a way students like yourself can come to accept him and try to work

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: sign up for breaking news alerts from abc7 at wjla.com. larry: new developments in a deadly police shooting. vincent acted lawfully. >> saying when the officer shot and killed keith scott did the right thing. officers say scott was armed when officer vincent shot him. surveillance video shows the outof what appears to be a holstered gun on his ankle. michelle: coming up at 5:00, the ntsb joins the investigation in the deadly plane crash in colombia. find out what the pilot told air traffic control moments before the p the government sticks of the board. we need to change it. >> this marks one year on the job. a look at the progress that paul wiedefeld hoped to make. >> commercial property in montgomery county. i'm kevin lewis with the details still ahead. michelle: but first, what this man grabbed before taking off michelle: take a look at this. a flaky character makes off with a bucket full of flakes. police in new york are searching for this man in the it contained a $1 mi

for now to stephen tschida to see how it is looking on roads. stephen: we are on the inloop. we just passed ritchie marlboro road. we are heading east. the red lights in front of us. there is heavy track. to set a slow and a steady pace at this time. back to you. michelle: all right. thank you so much. traffic by signing up for text alerts on wjla.com. jonathan: of course the weather plays a big part traveling this time of year. michelle: you want it to be nice and easy going. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill has a check on the forecast. the sunset looks great. doug: it's gorgeous. the next 15 to 20 minutes more red and orange before it darkens up. the temperatures are chilly. we have had it for a while. it's n with the winds lighter. by 6:00, we are down to 45. 43 at 7:00 p.m. then a rapid dropoff there have -- thereafter through the morning. 28 in aspen hill. 23 in manassas. the cold spot. 32 is the first official 32-degree morning in the face's capitol. the forecast tomorrow, increasing clouds in the afternoon. highs will reach 52. dry through the day. thanksgiv

stephen tschida was with the marchers giants us live with the latest. stephen: an army of the high school students assembled here in front of the down pennsylvania avenue. past the u.s. capitol. all the way to the u.s. supreme court. where they blocked traffic. out of school and on to the trump hotel. longs of high school students assembled to denounce the president-elect and show disapproval. most are too young to vote. many are unable to say why >> some are 18 and profess to voted called on the incoming president to be considerate of specific groups. >> stop disrespecting women. stop disrespecting african-american people. >> after protesting outside the trump hotel. the students continue the demonstration right down pennsylvania avenue. blocking traffic. they want to carry the protest to the capitol. >> i'm for a peacef to forget we are here. when asked about the current president, calls for unity and most said they support the idea. as long as their voices are heard. >> this is a democracy. i understand that. that is how legitimacy happens. transfer

stephen tschida, what happened? stephen: well, jonathan, we ha all day. 20 minutes ago we got the latest from the prince william county police. we know that the change took place in front of the food lion. the victim was jacqui jeras -- the victim was jackson. and the shoppers in there were fearing an active shooter was inside the store. they panickedded. i created a lot of concern. at this time the search is on for the woman police believe it started inside the food lion around 7:00 last night. the altercation accelerate and moved outside the super market. the victim began fighting with a man and a woman. tonight they are looking for the woman whom they believe opened fire. 23-year-old roberta brandon of woodbridge. moments after the shooting brandon jumped in a vehicle and took off, sparking an intense search. brandon lives seven miles from the food lion in woodbridge. witnesses say she jumped in the car sand took -- car and took off. police don't know where she went. they are trying to track her down. reporting l

stephen tschida joining us live from the scene. what can you tell us? stephen: 14 children were taken to the hospital for evaluation as the school bus pulled of the of the elementary school here. a child was showing another child a canister of pepper spray and it went off. that is what the authorities are telling us went down. 14 students taken to the hospital to be evaluated with not serious issues going on we understand. the others were taken into the school. the parents came and got them. at this point appears to have been an accident. went off and that caused confusion and concern. that is the latest. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. let's switch gears and talk about the weather now. larry: i was sweating this afternoon as i walk into work. that is about to change. doug: one more warm day where it's close to 80 tomorrow. 60's with clear skies. the forecast only calling for temperatures to drop between 55 and 60 overnight. partly cloudy. winds diminish. very pleasant. cold front approaches. before the front get

larry: this happened happened ie county where stephen tschida is live. what have you found out since we last talked to you an hour ago? stephen: larry, we have been working the story all day. 20 minutes ago we heard investigators have determined this to be a murder-suicide. now neighbors tell us six people lived in this home. older couple, their adult son, his wife and the younger couple's two children. the bodies identified as a man and woman in the 30s and -year-old and 18-month-old, girls. investigators will say only they responded to the scene this morning. inside the upscale home in the windsor forest subdivision of stafford county, they discovered four bodies. >> i'm in shock. i'm in shock. stephen: neighbors reacted with sur and grief to the deaths -- with surprise and grief to the death. friends say an older couple, home. they often saw the woman with her horse or stepping -- tending to the garden. >> the lady was an older lady. in her 60's. she was out and tend to her flowers. we would see her out walking her dogs with the horse. >> as the inves

we have the stories from stephen tschida and richard reeve in a moment. but first, our chief political correspondent scott thuman joins us with that crucial white house meeting of the trump transition. scott? scott: quite a day. a time to come together. those were the words in the oval office from president obama today. echoed by a president-elect trump. the two hoping the meeting with set the tone moving forward. president-elect trump: this was a meeting that was going to last for ten or 15 minutes. we were just going to get to know each other. we had never met each other. i have great respect for meeting you. the meeting lasted for an hour and a half. as far as i'm concerned it could have gone on for longer. scott: an olive branch in the

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. larry: meanwhile, american university's president is condemning a protest wednesday that included burning an american flag right on campus. in a memo to the entire campus, neil kerwin called the act profoundly students burned a flag protesting donald trump's election to the presidency. but burning a flag is disrespect and dangerous and it causes outrage in many quarters of society. larry? larry: new jersey governor chris christie is out and vice president elect mike pence is in at the top of president-elect trump transition team. pence was chosen in part for his connection of congress where he served 12 years. mayor rudy giuliani. both are rumored to serve as trump's attorney general. >> i have no expectations. >> trump expressed the deepest gratitude to all who served in all the armed service and #thankavet. alison: president obama spent the morning at arlington national cemetery honoring those who gave their lives for alison: events were held all around the country to honor the troo

stephen tschida is live at the national cathedral. that in years past as well. stephen: we have. one political analyst described the atmosphere in the nation's capital today as funerial. a political his attorney said the concern, the fear that people fear isn't just understandable. he said it's justifiable. the day after an election that left some exhausted, therapy dogs on capitol hill to help with the post election recovery. >> we hope stressed out people on capitol hill got some relief as well. >> the healing will come in time. you don't heal on the first day. you absorb. take in. >> at the national cathedral they held a service for prayer and reconciliation. >> i woke up to a 6-1/2-year-old daughter i had to console and reassure that donald trump was not going to close her school. and that he wasn't going to send her friends away. stephen: not that this concern is valid but just to illustrate how much fear there is out there in the nation's capital, a woman we interviewed at the national cathedral came up to us moments later and said please don't put me on television. i admin

stephen tschida is in seeing on the roads. a lot of taillights out there. atmosphere red lights. it's almost christmasy. this is slow going. view behind us. a different vantage point, different light. slow going but around the beltway as we va verse it today. but the trouble spots and it's slow going. you have the regular commuters and the folks out of town for the holiday. jonathan: subpoenaed is likely the biggest rush for folks trying to get home. expect the lines and this is a good idea to call ahead. michelle: those traveling through th the changes there. the d.e. connector is now open to concourse concourse "d" and concourse e. jonathan: still ahead for us at 6:00, an addiction specialist answer to those who fear making a life saving drug easier to get. will lead to a spike in heroin overdoses. we will explain that one. so-called alt right group including the nazi salute. jonathan: you want to see this. a man fighting off an attack by a man with a knife using a trash can. doug: if you are traveling tomorrow i have the weather you need to know about. even if you are staying

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: you can see the twists and the turns of the investigation at wjla.com. just search "seth rich." any updates in the case and we will get them to you both here and online. skytrak7 over a deadly crash in prince george's county earlier. police say the s.u.v. driver veered off the road, hit a tree and flew in a creek. block of old ford road and fort washington. we're not told what caused the driver to leave the road and they have not released the driver's identity. alison: developing today, a rash of violence targeting police officers. this is across the country. the surveillance video is from san antonio and this is where police say this man gunned down one of their own. q mccray has a look at the video, the manhunt and the violence across the country. cop-killer in action. san antonio police release this footage of the accused murder walking into its very own station. >> officer down. q: four hours before he drove the mits by shoe behind -- mitsubishi behind officer markoni an

stephen tschida just got there. there appears to be no threat to others. what are police telling you this? this is a horrible discovery. stephen: that is all they are telling us. very little information coming out of the crime scene active situation here in stafford county. we had video from above, from sky track 7 that showed how active the scene was. we know that the call came in this morning. we know that investigators found four bodies inside this home. we spoke with the neighbors. they say an older couple lived in this home or lives in this home with the adult son, his wife and the younger couple's two children. the question now for the is dead inside that home. this is what one neighbor had to say when she discovered the scene today. >> i just brought the dogs for a walk and the next thing i see are cop cars and police tape. i didn't know what was going on. we knew nothing. it's complete shock. >> now the mother, the older mother well known in this community. well known in the homeowners association. o often seen gardening. many people here knew or k

stephen tschida is live with new information on the developing story. stephen: the most violent incident took place in the heart of georgetown on prospect at 34th street. a student walking open attacked, beaten, robbed by 20 i got off the phone with m.b.d. and this crime is a biased crime. the university says the suspect used homophobic slurs while assaulting that student. police nabbed several suspects in connection with an early morning robbery at wisconsin and chesapeake street in northwest. at least a couple of those apprehended dressed >> i guess they took advantage of the fact that you can wear mask and get away with it. >> it prompted some to commit violent attacks. a group of eight boys and girls punched and kicked a man after knocking him to the ground. >> i don't think think were trick or treaters. >> this is just to get the >> a woman on 29th street assaulted when she got out of the car. they torment and assaulted a man as he tried to get away. >> it is sad. >> thank you very much. >> we move to the presidential election. it is only seven day

tschida is monitoring the still developing story. stephen: one student is injured and another facing charges. hundreds of students looking at unexcused absences as the demonstrations and the protests continued today. pupils at montgomery county outcome of the presidential election. across the country, they took to the streets in silver spring. groups from the various schools joined forces. students marched to the courthouse to protest. the march turned ugly when a student allegedly assaulted a tenth grade trump supporter. rockville police identifi charge the juvenile with second-degree assault. some denounced the attack. but they maintain the atmosphere at richard montgomery has drown so volatile they don't want to be -- grown so volatile they don't want to be identified. >> it upsets me when someone can't believe what they want to believe without getting beat up. >> the protest continued in fits and spurts throughout the day. school administrators are encouraging the students to >> i did vote. >> he is not disavowing the election re

begin with stephen tschida in prince george's county. stephen: in greenbelt we have a dozen voters here. this is far fewer and moving quicker than it was earlier today. the single scanner. slowed people down dramatically and she believes it was giving the wrong impression. listen up. >> fortunately causing a lot of people to think that there is a thought out there they are trying to deter voters from voting. we don't want that. stephen: election representatives here say voters will turn out and they expect a lot of them to show up when they get off work in prince george's county. they should be prepared for longer that is latest from greenbelt. let's head to brianne carter in virginia. brianne: we are seeing the same thing. a calm before the storm. a short line starting to develop in the last five minutes. a few folks waiting in line to cast the ballot at george c. marshall high school in falls church. earlier this morning the officials at the polling place say it was 45 minutes folks ballot. they are making sure everyone has a photo i.d

this stephen tschida has the latest. stephen: this incident took place at a fast food restaurant behind me at a shopping center. we are in the heart of ashburn. this area is dotted with the fast food restaurants. it's all across the area. the one here has an area for small children to play. this incident involving a registered a sex offender at a fast food restaurant has a lot of parents here in ashburn deeply disturbed tonight. elevation burger at the one loudoun shopping center. about 8:00 last night. elevation burger employee, 20-year-old luis ore allegedly followed two little girls to the women's room. investigators say he held them there and sexual assaulted both of the girls. >> it gives me chills. horrible. stephen: ore let the girls return and they returned and told the parents what happened. the parents called authorities and he was arrested moments later registry for an incident when he was a teenager worked in the kitchen at elevation burger and only worked here a few months. meanwhile, parent wos bring their

stephen tschida reports that police say she may not have been the intended victim. >> shortly before noon friday, 16-year-old mcmillan talked to gardens housing complex. someone opened fire for what is a drive-by shooting. mcmillan not the intended target hit repeatedly and killed. police now are looking for this man. 30-year-old saev evans. >> this is a close-knit community. we work here. try to do good. >> the police got a break from the survey lengs ca they show evans pulling a gun and shooting. >> there were a number of the people out there. evans discharged a firearm under the circumstances in my opinion is reckless. >> investigators won't say if they believe evans is the person that shot mcmillan but they say his arrest is vital to solving the case. turn himself in and take responsibility for actions. >> if shooting -- the shooting and other recent crimes have some in the neighborhood in capitol hill worried about their own safety. >> he is wanted for michelle: tomorrow, the longest serving law enforcement officer in state history will call it a career. take a look. on the left

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. 55 years in prison is the man prince george's county faces now for killing a 3-year-old girl. a jury convicted davon wallace of second-degree murder late last night. prosecutors say in 2014, wallace fired several shots at a home in landover after an argument killing knijah bibb. wallace wi february. larry: 7 on storm watch as the first major snowstorm of the season making its way through the midwest. look at the pictures. they just get you chilly looking at it. half a foot of snow fell in nebraska. another three to five inches. now they will bring it in the single digits. meteorologist steve rudin joining us from the weather center with a look at the storm that could come to our or feel anything like that. steve: no. nothing like that at all. we are talking about a cold front that will arrive in the afternoon to the early everything hours. you are going to feel it and hear it. above average temperatures overnight. we talk about the weekend outlook for you.

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: thank you. abc7 is fighting back against see what is happening in your neighborhood. log on to wjla.com. look under the "on your side" tab. we go live where they are giving us an update on the bus crash. >> baltimore is a big city and one relative from d.p.w. another friend from high school. another related to a mentor. they have deep connections to the city that makes the tragedy all the more rough for our city and for the families. i want to ask our city and those who are watching beyond jurisdiction to continue to pray for families as they deal i want to thank the commissioner, the police commissioner kevin davis. thank chief ford and the first responders who were here this morning who acted so swiftly. i want to thank the community surrounding the accident scene who worked with us to make sure first responders were able to get food and warm drinks while they respond to this horrific crime scene. thank you for being here. >> thank you, mayor. on behalf of the baltimore police department, we e

stephen tschida in greenbelt maryland. >> the biggest issue we have had is the single scanner. as long as they expected. so if you are voting in prince george's county be prepared for a longer wait to get through the polling process because of the scanners. in other counties like montgomery county, polling places are required to have two. not the cates here. slower going when it's busy. jonathan: thank you. we have you covered at every angle. that motorcade is former secretary of clinton. she is making her way to her headquarters for the evening where they will either have a celebration and a victory speech or they will have a more demure party. they will have a concession speech. she wrote both speeches today. trump's people saying they are doing the same. they have to write two speeches because they are off the campaign trail. this is a time to exhale. they have been putting in time. if you encountered any problems at the pols or if you have questions we have the online. throughout the election we have seen unique perspectives. michelle: now we are giving you one. jay korff i

michelle: stephen tschida is live in manassas where there was confusion on what was happening for the final push stephen? stephen: michelle, there was a bit of confusion about tiffany and ivanka's arival. they did show up. a lot of trump supports. you you can see make america van in the lot of the vent in manassas. still have a number of trump supporters out here gathered to talk about their candidate. in the final hours both campaigns are focused on the states that are still in play. pennsylvania, north carolina, florida. moments ago we have video show of ivanka and tiffany trump arriving after a long delay. a real crowd pleaser here. they did pitch for their father but ivanka talked about what the campaign meant to her. take a listen. >> this wasn't a surprise to me but it's been unbelievable validation across this country. people love their country. it's inspiring. it's amazing. it's been a beautiful thing for me to experience and witness the amount of love the american people have for the land. it's really been incredible. stephen: this was an q&a. ivanka trump mentioned she was i

reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. larry: hundreds of students streaming out of montgomery blair high school in silver spring this morning protesting last week's election results. after leaving the school they marched eight miles to wheaton plaza in silver spring. what do you think of the students protesting donald trump? share your thoughts at wjla.com/votenow. richard reeve was with the protesters the entire time and he joins us live from veterans plaza where the march ended. richard: larry, the plaza relatively quiet right now but for hours there were hundreds of student protesters here and in the streets. >> not my president. face protest. >> right now we have a president-elect who is racist, homophobic, sex wist and we don't -- sexist and we don't agree with it. richard: our camera caught in the middle. >> he is not a good president. richard: with the signs and the voice, hundreds of students some as young as 15 left montgomery blair campus. >> not my president. richard: protesting the trump election. >> a lot of

. >> stephen tschida, abc7 news. horace: now for many, black friday shopping is already happening. some stores have been open all day long. the crowds are counting down to the major store openings a little later tonight. best buy is set to open in less than a ha lots of people are already in line to snag deals on computers, tv's and electronics. we have a live report when the shoppers are let in. that will happen at the top of the hour. michelle: "7 on your side" to help you find the best deals this black friday. the first rule is beware of the markdowns disguised as super sales. for example, the offer of bargain fever says if you are buying a coat that is not at least 50% off, you are clothing, you are better off waiting until later in the season for the biggest bargains there. but the best thing to buy today and black friday, those tv's and the electronics. that john and the other folks talked about it, q, tom. >> i'm on the list for the little ones. brianne: -- brian: i'm trying to get the best deal. michelle: do you order online? brian: that is my favorite. michelle: but the we