the 37 could be partly sunny throughout the day. that is good stuff. thursday is cooler. the rain is moving out. let's go to the road to the mobiletrak7. brianne carter is on the beltway. what are you seeing? >> we haven't seen as much wind today. look mobiletrak7 it's gray, dreary and a lot of people out on the road. we don't have the same as we were seeing an hour ago. what we are seeing

line and the impact of the wet weather. there was a tree on top of a home where a daycare operated inside. all the kids were and teachers were okay. the live wires were smoking until the pepco crew arrived. the weather impacted the local businesses. the super market had to close because the power was out. they tried to navigate around that as well. we look here in the

mobiletrak7. send it back to you. larry: thank you. the same region is behind this. 30 reported tornadoes in the south over the weekend. jonathan: they were deadly storms. 20 people were killed. >> we just laid there and we prayed. let it pass over. let it pass over. >> mercy, it looked like a war zone. lines down, trees down. aluminum everywhere. jonathan: in mississippi more than 50 other people were hurt. 480 homes damaged by a single tornado there. you can stay connected

for the smart phone or the tablet. it's a great resource when the weather turns. alison: day four of the first 100 days for trump started with a slew of the executive orders and memos included leaving the proposed transpacific partnership, reinstating a ban on federal money for international groups performing abortions and hiring and a pay freeze for some federal workers. we'll have more in a few minutes. today, the white house press secretary sean spicer tried to mend what was considered a rough start with the media over the weekend. that included whether he would be honest in the press room. >> there are things we may not understand. but the intention is never to lie.

number of people who attended the inauguration jonathan: you watch on the protest of friday inauguration. they did turn violent. four days later they are still trying to recover. they are looking at how things look today. >> a lot of glass was broken in the places here and the 1200 of the istreet northwest. in some cases the businesses are still closed. >> from smashed a.t.m. to boarded up windows, the scene of the inauguration day riot with hundred of protesters. the aftermath left many shaking their head. >> this is crazy. i come to work on monday and this is happening. >> it's unfortunate we can't protest

>> a partially boarded up wells fargo was still open and the national park service was still boarded up but open. >> workers were grateful they had been spared. >> it wasn't funny. not at all. >> 200ers and the cars vandalize and a limo set on fire. talk show host larry king tweeted out protesters smashed the window of my hired s.u.v. and many other cars. i was working in studio and am okay but my driver is rattled. >> this looks like

still closed today. the worker said it would take seven or ten days to get here. but other places may take longer. alison: president trump met with a variety of business leaders. scott thuman picks up the team coverage from the abc7 capitol hill bureau. president trump: great thing for the worker what we did. scott: wasting little time, president trump scrapped t.p.p. and put a hiring freeze on the central jobs.

>> it encourages all c.e.o.'s. president trump: we will cut taxes massively for both the middle class and the companies. massively. >> what do you make of what we have seen. >> hunger to find ways to work with the trump administration. >> i asked former speaker genghis architect of the con -- gingrich who was architect of this in the 1990's. >> i'm encouraged how they will change rings rapidly. undo the damage obama did. >> creating 25 million new jobs an ambitious promise, trump vowed to cut regulations 71%.

the decisions will spark criticism. and john mccain called the u.s. getting out of the t.p.p., "a serious mistake." larry: they are going to vote whether to approve rex tillerson. december pete reservations, marco rubio says he plans to vote for tillerson. he posted to facebook saying he is troubled by tillerson's ties to russia he will support him at the time of the vote. the full senate is expected to vote tonight to confirm mike pompeo as head of the central intelligence agency. alison: right now the house rules committee is to mark the full bill that is going before the house tomorrow in the late e of a series of the moves by congress last weeks to make chan

jonathan: encouraging new information about the health of former president george h.w. bush and first lady barbara bush. the former first lady was discharged from the hospital after being treated for bronchitis and mr. bush moved out of i.c.u. after being admitted for breathing problems. >> he is sitting up, watching tv. larry: a spokesman tweeted out the picture of the bushes an hour ago. barbara could have left the house yesterday and she chose to stay to be close to her husband. >> still to come. the margers came out in force around the

was it a moment or movement? jonathan: the push begins for paid sick leave in maryland. alison: the call to action so "7 on your side." >> the manhunt for suspects who fired shots to an officer. i'm jeff goldberg. coming up, what the police chief says he is grateful for and what he is asking of the

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>> when they are in the cruisers there is no such thing as a traffic stop. they are looking for two suspects in the case. they need help to solve it. >> i stand before you grateful i'm not planning a police funeral. >> he is pleading with the suspect. >> we need to bring them to justice. >> so solve a crime. the white sedan ran a red light. an officer tried to make a stop and the car took off. the driver kept going and toned around and drove at the officer's car while firing a gun. two rounds hit the cruiser but not

the chase. the officer and the man on foot good away. >> they are willing to kill anybody to make the escape. >> news of the crime is troubling. >> that's not something i expect to hear about. >> georgia by a lives on rossmore court but heard nothing. >> scary to think people can do it. especially if the cops are here to risk their lives to protect us. >> last night the weather is like it is now. the images you saw are grainy. police don't have a lot of information about the car or the individuals. that is a reason they are asking the public to ask for the help in the

the officer is doing okay. >> nobody was in the car. this was los angeles this morning. the rain turns into snow and there was an avenue lamp in tahoe. >> tried to slow down. he was covered by the avalanche. they were trapped in the car for less than an hour. they tweeted and streamed most of the time they were trapped. >> they have

someone said they had 25 to 35 feet in the last 25 days. >> a year ago we were in the middle of a blizzard! jonathan: we looked like california. alison: almost. doug: roll the tape. a year ago today we didn't have rain. tied for the fourth biggest snowstorm in washington history. there was much more over the north and the west in the two feet. many communities had three feet of snow. jonathan: it was crazy. so the news is we have snow to look at right now. this is not in washington. this is r

if you get further west you change the climate zones. they get significant snow. we did get report of sleet here and there. but mostly rain. the wind advisory was canceled early. 21 miles per hour at manassas. earlier it was 4540, 45 miles per hour. the rain has moved out. this is the area of the snow. zoom in to show that. not far

that started to end for a while. this storm is organizing. this is the same storm that caused outbreak this weekend. as it moves offshore. they will turn to the northwest. i will dry out. the big feet of the moisture in the atlantic through new jersey. south of new york and pennsylvania. in the higher elevation it's snow. here is the story. overnight, maybe a lingering shower. not many. maybe the drizzle. in the metro area. much better weather. the winds will continue to diminish north and west. the storm center moving out. winds are bringing the drier air. warm on wedne

it is improving. 49 with sun in the afternoon. thursday is 52. there is still sunshine. breezy and colder on friday 45. for a high. over the weekend it's chilly. but the pleasant in the 40's. looking for temperatures in the next week. jonathan: thank you. we are getting something in the newsroom now. the police are looking for a person who carjacked a car with a child inside. this is at the bradley shopping center at 3:00 this afternoon. the victim left the car running at an a.t.m. the car jacker did not get far. he ditched the car and jumped

person. the child reunited with a fanly member but the search goes on. alison: wow! still ahead on the "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a bright moment in the rush to rescue two dozen people. after the avalanche buried a hotel in italy. >> a federal hiring freeze. we are getting reaction for you coming up. >> a look at what is coming up on abc7. now we have a look at what to expect tomorrow morning on "good morning washington." jummy: thank you. tomorrow on "good morning washington" the pressure, the impact, the fall-out. trump kicks off the first 100 days in the white house and we bring you the latest on the first week as commander-in-chief. >> plus the superfoods to eat to stay healthy. >> stay with us for traffic

>> president trump off and running with a move that some call skate goading the federal workforce. president signed an order freezing federal hiring and pay raises. the move designed to save money impactses thousands of people in the area. richard reeve is live on capitol hill and getting reaction to this to

>> you are right. many work in the buildings behind me. hundreds of thousands of people. this is a cam page pledge by trump and it went into effect. if you talk about the iring freezes. and the wage freezes. >> it will impact those employees in the d.m.v. and 1.9 million nationwide. >> it cost taxpayers more in the long run. moore, i.t. director disagrees. >> however this shakes out, you know, we will ha

this will always have an impact. >> the us who press secretary sean spicer said, "we have to go along and respect the american taxpayers" to see the money wasted on jobs duplicative as he called it. he said it was insulting to the hard work americans do to pay taxes. it looks like this is happening. richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. a moment in time or the beginning of a movement? >> the streets cleared out so many of the organizers for the women's march have headed back home. what is next? we'll ask that question coming up. >> two great organizations, "7 on your side" and call for action joined forces. to help you with the consumer complaint. i'll explain up next.

jonathan: the president is fighting for them and every american. that is what the press secretary sean spicer said about the women's marches this weekend. he also said the president trump respects the first amendment right to march

cheryl conner has more on what is next for the hundreds of thousands of people who showed up in d.c. and around the world on saturday. :30 pink hats became a fashion statement. organizer of the women's march hope now they aren't tossed to the side. >> i need to put myself physically in the fight. cheryl: she traveled with her daughter to saturday's march. >> women have been the protector of the human rights. >> mom and daughter joined a record breaking crowd gathered around the national mall for what they consider the beginning. >> what this was, was a grassroots move room of women across the globe. >> one of the original volunteers joined us on style heading back home to memphis. >> that message will continue. thaw were told to print a

and send it to the senator. i spoke to the founder of the women's march on the way back home to hawaii. her mission for the next four years is make trump administration uncomfortable. she says every state as an organizer to do continuing work. the people making the hats want to keep making them and wearing them. >> it doesn't end. you go home and get on the horn and you call the representatives and say these are the issues that matter to us. >> they are collecting the smart trip cards to donate to the families and children relying on the public transportation. learn more at

jonathan: checking the top stories, businesses are still recovering from the riots in inauguration day. two starbucks were damage and only one back open today. alison: president trump met with variety of business leaders promise to punish companies who leave the country with the heavy taxes on the products they send to the united states. it comes as strap the trade deal t.p.p. and put hiring freeze on federal employees and the pay raises. jonathan: heavy winds and rain causing dam across the area. the wind led to issues like the power outages in silver springs. >> they are hoping you have the new informaon

solve a murder case. last week a woman's body found in the lynn hill condominium complex right here off of good temple road, or good hope road rather in temple hills. as maryland bureau chief brad bell reports now a nationwide effort is underway to figure out who she was. >> they have sketched two versions of her face. a pretty young woman. in her 20's. well dressed. in black riding boots. back leggings and a black leather jacket. she had civil tattoos -- several tattoos and a week after her murder the identity is unknown. >> this is a loved one of someone who doesn't know where she is. i have two kids myself. this would be a painful and it would be tugging at the heart strings to find out what happened to your daughter. >> police want the community to look at her tattoos.

she was murdered last week at the nearly abandoned linhill condominiums in temple hills. the young woman was found i a cold dark parking lot. she had been shot multiple times in the body and then as though someone stood over her, shot in the face. it was a heartless murder. >> we don't know if she is from this area or from another part of the united states. could be the west coast for all we know. >> police know only that a run of the fingerprints revealed no identification. she has no criminal record in united states. for now her death means a killer is on the loose. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: we continue to monitor that developing story in italy, rescuers believe 22 people are still trapped underneath what is left of a buried hotel. covered by an avalanche last week. crews hope people are alive af

they found three puppies trapped in air pockets under ton of snow. nine people have been pulled out alive. seven people killed and 60,000 ton of snow, rocks and trees buried the hotel five days ago. alison: dense fog caused problems for travelers in london. a hundred flights were canceled at heath roe. many more delayed. at one point the visibility dropped to length of a football field. jonathan: united airlines working to get back up to speed after two and a half hour grand stop on sunday. they will only say it was caused by i.t. issue. alison: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- the fight for paid sick leave is taking hold in maryland. we look at how the state plans to proceed. q: have you seen this man? he is want

woman to death. that's next. jonathan: new at 6:00, a tanker truck erupts in flames. the must-see video and what the witnesses heard seconds after the crash coming up

brad: the wind advisory canceled earlier than expected and the heaviest rain moved north of the metro area. that is good news. just patches of rain. it's breezy but not windy. the next few days look beautiful. it will become partly sunny tomorrow. 49 in the afternoon. morrisly sunny. 58 on wednesday. cooler, partly sunny and 52 for the day on thursday. check out the next ten days for you here. you can see the numbers go up to 58 and then down a bit on thursday. then the chilly weather heading through the weekend. seasonably cold weather. not bitterly cold. dry, seasonal weather will continue after that to next

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q: welcome to the wall of justice. we have a fugitive accused of trying to shoot a man to death. another an accused

metropolitan police say elliott starks stabbed a woman several times andlet her for dead in the middle of pomeroy road in southeast. the arlington county police are searching for ariana for malicious wounding and katie moreno for forgery. they are looking for aaron emory for malicious wounding. let's get the wall of justice moving. tonight the spotlight is on aaron emory. police say he beat his dad with a brick. >> we got a call at a residence in woodbridge. he attempted to cut a family member. and then hit the family member on the head. q: he is 26 years old, 6'1", 171 pounds and brown eyes last seen with a beard. if you have any information contact the prince william

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jonathan: we have breaking news from the hill where a senate panel voted to approve rex tillerson as the next secretary of state. members of the senate foreign relations committee voted along party lines. we will let you know when we hear when the vote will be but he has been confirmed. alison: one of the goals at "7 on your side" to help you solve consumer disputes you have not been able to solve yourself. we are launching something exciting to help us help you. abc7 entered in a new partnership with a local group with decades of success solving the consumer complaints. "7 on your side" troubleshooter unveils the new

initiative. the "7 on your side" call for action. horace: the offices of call for action in rockville are always a buzz of activity. for more than 40 years under the leadership of the founder. >> put together the documents you have. >> call for action worked hard to resolve consumer complaints. >> maybe you can't get the rug laid properly or the car repair didn't go huh you think it would. you contact call for action. we will contact you. our job is evaluate and get you resolution. horace: we are joined forces and joined our resources to help you. >> problem solving is our big thing. we love to do it. the people who volunteer are the problem solvers. >> like 90-year-old tony who selled solve hundred of cases in the five years with call or action. >> when i am successful and i solve problem and maybe

everybody is grateful. they tell me how much they appreciate it. that adds to the joy of being here. >> the small army with the decades of experience to the consumer complaints is working hand in hand with the "7 on your side" for consumer issues. problems that you are resolving a dispute with a company. we are now "7 on your side" call for action. >> we will have a much wider reach in the washington area. the ability to help. this is an exciting partnership. horace: if you need help, contact us. go online to wjla.com/call for action. or call 301-652-help. you can be a member of the volunteer team by calling

1-800-647-1756. the contact for both is on wjla.com. the web site under the call for action. this is easy to navigate by going to the website and press the call for action tab. fill out a form and be on your way. alison: help us help you. i love the line. jonathan: it's a great resource. horace: it is. people at call for action are great, they have a nice team. working together. alison: great resource. jonathan: you get results. horace: absolutely. alison: thank you. jonathan: while we talk about it, how about this. update on the "7 on your side" story about a bus service taken away from a group of seniors. earlier we told you about people at the model cities wellness center in northeast losing access to the bus that drove them around the city. the service ended because of the legal issues. now the bus service has been

how the roads are moving. erik smith is on traffic watch. erik: thank you. it will be a tough ride. headed to georgetowns. no incidents recently. tough traffic. 95 south in virginia. it's hard to see through the water in virginia. you can see the slow traffic. the delays begin near fairfax county parkway. plenty slow to the pentagon. the lanes are open to the duke street as well. the northbound ride on 357 is as bad heading across the 14th street bridge. see of the read lights, the brake lights to the city.

that is all from the traffic center. back to you. a look at what the worst hollywood has to offer in the last year. "zoolander 2" earned the most razzy nominations. jonathan: that was awesome. alison: they got nine. they are both up with the bad pictures. political documentary hillary's america. the secret history of the democratic party. jonathan: some people go see them because they want to see how bad it is. alison: exactly. let's check in with doug. speaking of the bad one year ago today, we were in a bad way. doug: tied for the f

washington weather history. 17.8 inches in the district. a lot more north and west and less south. today we have the seasonal temperatures. needs are the numbers we have this time of year in the lower 40's. the good news headlines the heavy rain moved out. the wind advisory canceled. higher elevations west. it's colder. they have had snow in the area. the heavy rain well north of the washington area. 33 to 40 there is a little drizzle. 33 to 40 degrees. we think the whole metro area. look at the numbers. you will stay in the 40 degree range. upper 30's by morning. breezy through

49 with an afternoon high and the sunshine. 58 on wednesday. 52 for the day on thursday. check out the next seven days where we will turn seasonably colder. not bitterly. seasonably colder friday, saturday and sunday. next week will stay on the cool side. we might string together five or six. partly sunny days in a row. that is it. back to you. alison: thank you. jonathan: normally husband and wifes don't work together. robert: love and work in basketball. we have brought you the father-son coaching tandems and brothers coaching together and against each other. fathers coaching sons. but a husband and a wife. coaching duel. something you don't see every day. but you can see it at george washington every day this season. there is no question who the

>> we have the normal rule i'm only allowed to talk when you tell me i can. >> yes. robert: after 17 years of marriage they are a match made in husband. >> the answer i've been instructed to given is it's phenol -- phenomenal for me. robert: courting his future bride was a no-brainer. >> the only reason i went to talk to her, she is so famous. but she was awesome aside from the public persona. robert: so why not be a husband-wife coaching tandem? >> we love coaching and we talk about the teams nonstop anyway. we decided to give it a shot. i worked well. >> she earned six tournament appearances as the head coach of hartrd

side. architect of her playbook. >> if you take away the fact we are married it's indefensible of the knowledge he brings to the table and his experience in coaching and recruiting now. >> the partnership expects to be a dynamic duo for many years to come. we work hard to make it be positive all the time. it makes me feel good we are valued in that way in terms of what we bring to a college program. >> awesome stuff. i wonder what it is like at home. jonathan: at home it's like wait until your dad gets home. in this case, you wait until she gets home. alison: i love he is her assistant. >> they love each other, too. jonathan: and the game. the d.c. council debated it and now maryland's turn. alison: when we come back a look at th

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alison: advocates are planning to hold a rally in an hour. john? >> the rally is moved indoors because of the weather. it's not snowing but supporters that are gathering here tonight are optimistic about their chances this year because there are two separate bills introduced in the general assembly. one is being endorsed by maryland governor larry hogan and another will impact more workers that is backed by many democrats that calls for up to seven days of the paid sick leave a year. we spoke to the president of a staffing company today that said the mandates should not be placed on small businesses. have we currently pro

but trying to administer something that is different for montgomery county and prince george's and baltimore county is too much. >> last year the maryland house of delegates approved the sick leave bill but it never got out of a senate committee. live in annapolis, news. alison: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00". "abc7 news at 6:00" begins on storm watch. as the area hunkers down against a nor'easter. when it will be gone and what comes next? >> is it your intention to always tell the truth from the podium? alison: the first white house press briefing begins with question of honesty. the three new action that the president took on the first business day in office. cleaning up from chaos. while workers say they were left in fear as some protests turn to riots blocks from th

inauguration. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: at 6:00, powerful winds rip down trees and knock out power across the area in part of a nor'easter making its way up the east coast. in annandale a tree crashed on the roof of in-home daycare, no one was hurt. to the west, sleet and even snow. chief meteorologist doug hill on stormwatch7 tonight. in is from stephen city, virginia. terry said the image of the snow coming down. there were a number of the areas north and west with sleet and snow. still snow in the higher elevations to the west right now. the wind gusts have come down. so they canceled the wind advisory earl

the winds will be gusty tonight but not terribly windy. there is rain and snow well north of the metro. 99% of the rain is finished for the region. we will see the cloudy skies and drizzle overnight. we will check out the weekend and days in 15 minutes. maureen: thank you. the same weather system is blamed for the catastrophic damage to the south where two dozen people have been killed after a weekend that saw 30 tornadoes across the south. near albany, georgia, a resident said it looked like a nuclear bomb had been detonated. entire neighborhoods were born