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They're expecting some 800,000 people to attend tomorrow's inauguration. joining me from lafayette park with a previous view, nbc's chris jansing. the inaugural address is the major moment here, donald trump setting the tone for the day but it also a curiosity to see the president-elect or the then president if he'll get out of the vehicle,f he'll walk with the first lady. all of those things we've covered now, we been lucky many times. >> well, it's going to rain. they come down pennsylvania, mostly in the car, usually, though, they walk the last little bit. and then he'll go here. that's the...

I talked to the communications director for the inaugural, boris epshteyn. >> how much of this is traditional and how much is donald trump? >> it's a combination. we're having three balls. >> he said he wants this shorter. 90 minutes -- >> there's not a hard cap. that's what we're looking at. >> because? >> because it's all about getting to work. he got into this race because he's not a politician. he wants to get to work for the american people. >> reporter: are you planning a little surprise? >> by definition, if there's a surprise, it's a surprise. so you and the viewers at home will have t...

Presidential viewing stand. moments ago all those security officials who were with jeh johnson were up there. it's a lib different this year. the parade itself is going to be similar. you are going to have representatives from the factions of the military. you are going to have marching band. of course it will be led by the new president and vice president, who will get into a motorcade, something they are going to get very used to, these motorcades coming from capitol hill here. as you know, there is the threat of rain. what everybody wants to know is will they get out and walk? traditionally...

Capitol and show the world that america's peaceful and grateful transfer of power. you can see the walkway and the president-elect at the viewing stand. it's been built for this edition of america's news headquarte headquarters >> good saturday to you and yours, nice being with you, i'm leland vittert at a white house in transition as the president still tries to protect his legacy. >> i'm elizabeth prann at the senate office building on capitol hill. here is what's making news, president-elect trump striking back off don lewis calls his election into question. we're going to go live to trump ...

When you consider the jury, six women, five mothers. prosecutors are banking on the hope what she has to say will resonate with them. >> reporter: it's been the cornerstone of the prosecution's case from the beginning, screams heard on the 911 audiotape are said to be proof of who was the aggressor, the night trayvon martin was shot and killed. that is if the screams can be identified. >> do you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> what is your -- >> just there's gunshots. >> reporter: martin's mother, sybrina fulton expected to take the stand in the most emotional day yet. >> trayvon's mother ...