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He is in the oklahoma national guard. he served our country. hes an amazing man. the plane was landing, he was coming back from his second tour to say hello to his family and the pilot came on the intercom andve said, if you would all tae your seats, we are about to take a deceased soldier off the plane. the window as he watched the flag draped casket was going 20 family. thee mans twin brother was standing next to the casket. they were wheeling it toward the family. there was a little boy, jaco...

Watch ininauguration and show up here today? >> about representation. yesterday the inauguration wasnt as important to me as showing up today for civil rights. >> reporter: as we all know, hillary clinton won three million votes than donald trump did in the popular vote. thats a message of resistance right now. there are more folks like this than voted for donald trump. what that means in the next four years, in the next year, frankly e to be determined. there are a heck of a lot of people in do...

Know? really angry at -- >> at who? at what? >> the -- the -- the state, you know? these people consider this fob fascism. >> this meaning donald trump. >> yes, donald trump and i think more than that as well. >> reporter: so some of those who were there yesterday say they will show up again today. of course police will be keeping a close eye on them. as for the women and men and others who are here that weve talked to, they plan a peaceful demonstration. thats what organizers as well say. this ...

Youve got supreme court justice, democrats, republicans, house, senate. >> i remember at the luncheon an the last inaugural seeing ruth bader ginsburg and then president obama having a big hug and a big warm discussion and there was so much talk about whether or not justice ginsburg would retire while president obama was still in office, and he never for one instant gave any sense hed pressure her in that regard. we actually got insight into his perspective on that when you saw at this event fou...

Protesters with face covered. some may be because of the smoke and some may be a conscious decision also. this is not a typical protest scene. >> jacob rascon is wired up. jacob, what have you got? the control room is trying to get him wired up. but this is live as its happening. sounds like some combination of firecrackers and a crowd control grenade to move people back. >> we should be clear, this is not the parade route. this is a street off the parade route. >> reporter: i apologize for the ...

Back at a moment that truly put the power of barack obamas presidency into focus. at least for one little boy. >> jacob, what did you say that made the president do that and let you reach over and touch his hair? >> i asked -- i asked him if i could touch his hair. >> and why did you ask him that? why did you want to do that? >> because i was wondering if we had the same haircut and it was in common. >> and what did it feel like when you put your hand over there? >> it felt the same.

Which would raise the price of goods assembled with chinese components, including chuck reids movie theater chairs. >> that would cause us some real pain. that would be real painful. >> what does real pain mean for you? >> real pain to us is not sales. thats our biggest pain. >> and what does not sales mean for these guys? >> it means fewer of them working. >> craig, with 25% of all of the goods made in america containing components, parts from outside the country, its absolutely fascinating to ...

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Our sleeves together and we can do that. so i want to remind congressman louse of that powerful legacy and it has to be not adversarial but to communicate nonviolently and if anybody in america is fearful and tearful, pray together. lets just pray. thats what my uncle would do today. my granddaddy, daddy king. my daddy a.z. and thats what im doing. ainsley: what does today mean for you and for your family and our country? >> well, today is very important for america. this is our opportunity, ano...

The border. >> that is a wild story. jacob, thank you so much. a quick programming note. tonight at 11:00 p.m. eastern, you are not going to want to miss the obama years with brian williams, an intimate look inside the political successes and challenges for the 44th president, including exclusive brian williams interviews throughout obamas presidency. well be right back.