her jonathan: just into the room shoppers atock for montgomery mall that found cars on fire. the damage about $75,000, about two cars completely destroyed. nobody was hurt. stay with us for updates. alison: new

showdown over a border wall for mexico. the white house says the president is considering a 20% tax on imports from mexico, and the funds would go towards the wall. today, mexico's president canceled a planned meeting with president trump. andhe president of mexico myself have agreed to cancel our planned meeting scheduled for next week. unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, with respect, such a meeting would be fruitless and i want to go a different route. alison: the tax proposal calls to an uproar in congress. it is not a done deal. white house says other avenues are being explored. jonathan: president trump is also vocal about cracking down on undocumented immigrants. tonight, the human focus in our own backyard, efforts to arm people with information about how life could change. tim barber has one s

this is a nonprofit that helps thousands of people get health care behind this door, but they are also now providing them with information to navigate the unsure political times. >> for me, it has been very worrisome. not tois person asked us show her face because she entered the united states after filling violence in el salvador. she fears what could happen to children nowour that the trumpet administration is working on new immigration policies. >> every time he signed something, i get very worried, scared. tim: this is the director of clinica de pueblo, which provides health care for immigrants and advice on the threat of deportation. they made these posters to educate

their health insurance and making sure they don't open the door unless there is a court order. >> all of our patients know navigating the system is next to impossible. n exclusive interview with abc news, president trump said that immigrants who have not committed crimes should be far less worried. >> we will have a very strong border. tim: she is hopeful but still worried about her four children who are being bullied about their immigration status at school. >> you come to this country and don't think you have any rights. president is expected to release more information about the immigration policy tomorrow. reporting live in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news. thethan: mayors from across u.s. vowing to defy the white house over the issue of century cities. president trump signed and exacted of order

to follow the law or risk losing federal funding. many mayors say they will continue shield those who are here illegally rather than turning them in. >> i'm also protecting the students, again, who came here as children, and they are pursuing the very goals. representative john culberson, who heads the committee in charge of justice department funding, worn cities they will have to pay back federal funding they have received unless they drop six worried policies. and just into the newsroom, miami-dade's mayor said he would comply with the presidents order. alison: a new chapter in the signed up over an alteration attendance. sources tell cnn president trump called the acting director of the national park service saturday to complain. he was upset over images we have all seen, comparing his inaugural crowd

president obama's. the national park servicere-tweeted one of them. the press secretary said it was the largest audience to witness an election in history. steve: tomorrow, the weather will not be as windy, but the wind will pick up in the late afternoon and into the evening. middle 30's early on, sunny. don't forget your sunglasses. the wind kicks up midday. by midafternoon, the wind gusts near 20 miles per hour with temperatures in the lower 40's. coming up this weekend, a lot going on with a chance of snow showers. the timing and what to expect in the 10 day outlook coming up. alison: there is always a lot going on. it was a story we cannot take away from, greenpeace protesters climbing a crane, hanging an ant

-trump banner. today they had their first court appearance. tom roussey, this was a costly day for the construction company, too. tom: it was. of blue-collar construction workers did not get paid yesterday because of this. court documents say the protesters ignored no trespassing signs and cut a lot like this one, removed the chain, and went inside. >> all of us are tired and hungry. tom: after spending the night in jail and appearing in court, seven greenpeace activists were released at 7 p.m. it had been 21 hours since they finally had climbed down the tall tower after spending the entire day on it. police documents say they broke into the construction site a little before 3 a.m. wednesday. using climbing equipment, five of the seven scaled to the top and

"resist," in protest of donald trump. it grabbed attention and support. >> we are so happy we have supporters. tom: not everyone is happy. ec court documents indicate the purpose led to 150 workers sent home with no pay because they cannot work while the protesters were on the crane. it also cost clark construction about a half-million dollars. we asked the protesters to respond to the harm they allegedly caused. we were not maliciously attacking people. it is a tactic. tom: that is near the bottom of the crane where they came down. five of the seven people charged are from california. two are from maryland. all seven are each facing

live in northwest, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: tom, thank you. preparationsnal for what is expected to be the next big march on washington. vice president mike has will attend the march for life to protest abortion. anna-lysa gayle joins us with the pre-rally and what we can expect tomorrow. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: alison, as you can see behind me, the stage is set for the march for life, the event coming nearly a week after hundreds of thousands flock to the city for the women's march. a pre-march rally was at george mason university. president, it's knows secret, is a pro-life president. anna-lysa: president donald trump supported antiabortion legislation ahead of the march for life on the national mall, signing an executive order monday that would bar international groups from performing or promoting

federal funding. >> it's absolutely fantastic to see this administration trumpeting the calls for life. 8,400 young people prepared for the antiabortion march thursday night with music and prayers. shortly before they learned vice president pence will address the crowd at the antiabortion rallies. >> everyone was very excited. >> it's a great honor that this vice president will be there to acknowledge these young people who are our future leaders. >> ♪ this girl is on fire anna-lysa: antiabortion advocates are hoping for a turnout similar to saturday's women's march, which attracted mostly those who are pro-abortion rights. i'm sure there will be more pressing numbers with trump

about the changes coming for the unborn. the march for life comes at a time when the president is considering his supreme court pick. the march for life kicks off at noon tomorrow in front of the washington monument. live at the national mall, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. the entire route for the march and the roads that will be affected by this on our website, wjla.com. and stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for continuing coverage. alison: an emotional interview tonight with the parents of hannah graham, the uva student from alexandria who was murdered in 2014. jesse mathieu pled guilty in the case, but her parents said that he should have been stopped before he ever had contact with hannah. atthew had been convicted of misdemeanor for years before the murder and was tied with a series of other crimes. >>

jesse matthews at large in virginia and his dna had been taken on his conviction for criminal trespass, then he would have been in jail where he rightly belonged. alison: they are pushing for dna testing for misdemeanors, the mission now to prevent another tragedy. jonathan: happening now, the source -- the search for the people who assaulted a postal worker in georgetown. the attack happened on 32nd street in the middle of the afternoon. the police say that it happened after break-ins and that's of mail from two separate postal cars. the police are releasing these images. there is a reward of up to $50,000 for information that helps catch them. all charges dropped, but at the time the police responded with force, throwing people to the ground. not a camera footage that is creating a backlash.

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new white house administration intensifying attacks on journalists. president trump has outwardly said he is in a war with the media, and tonight chief strategist steve bannon said the media should "keep its mouth shut." he said the media member should be embarrassed and humiliated. he called the media the opposition party. alison: in texas, we are getting look at a body camera footage from an arrest word officer is accused of using excessive force last month. jacqueline craig reported that a neighbor had choked her son for littering on his property. took exception when the officer said she should teach her son not to litter. after that, tensions flared. >> why are you yelling at me? >> it just -- >> if you keep yelling, you are going to piss me off and i'm going to take you to jail.

mother martin threw the and child to the ground and arrested them. officer martin was suspended for seven days but civil rights activists want him fired. 2015, the deadly metro smoke accident. metro is claiming d.c. fire and ems is responsible for the deadly incident. fire department cannot be held liable for injuries or deaths when responding to emergency situations. meantime, victims have filed lawsuits against both agencies. alison: also tonight, more than 20 metro workers have been fired after a derailment east falls church station. trackhan one third of the inspection department is out, including 16 inspectors and five supervisors. they are accused of falsifying records, which the union denies. jonathan: ben's

washington, d.c., stable, but that i'd looks different. its mural is gone come happened last night. painting over images of barack obama and bill cosby. now they want you to help them design the new mural, so they are asking for input. we have a link to their website on our website, wjla.com. withn: 7 on your side health matters and a growing outbreak of mumps on the west coast. the cdc is helping to bash is working to help the washington state department of health. our 78 confirmed and probable cases of mumps since october. doctors are urging everyone to get vaccinated and take precautions. meanwhile, little girls doubting their future? this is according to a study published today in the journal "science," showing girls as young as six can be led to believe that men are smarter and more talented, making them less likely to pursue ambitious careers.

at 400 children between the ages of five and seven. researchers say that it is a sign that gender bias starts early. jonathan: this is an example of a guy not all that smart. before you see the video, he is ok. but watch. skiing in the thick snow, goes over the edge, and that is a cliff. seconds.elled for 12 he free fall straight into a pile of snow. he walked away without so much as a scratch, and he calls it a miracle that he did. wow. alison: a miracle indeed. is this group, a freefall like nothing, but nitro circus is known for death-defying stunts. this year, daredevil travis the actionll bring to his hometown of annapolis. but there were roadblos,

garbage, and traffic. >> it's my hometown. us would be the world to me. it's the passion, that love for life, and that nothing is impossible. be heldthe event will july 23 at the navy marine corps memorial stadium. steve: july 23 it will be beautiful, probably in the 80's and 90's. not the case right now, it is 11:00, these are the temperatures we would normally see for the daytime highs this time of year. we have a winter storm watch in not a winter storm watch, winter weather advisory in western maryland, western allegheny county overnight, through the day tomorrow, into early saturday morning. the higher elevations will likely see snow, which is great news for the ski resorts. a lot of folks getting up early tomorrow. not only do they have natural snow but man-made snow because the temperatures will be about

that. ,loser to home, partly cloudy cloudy overnight. the snow we had to the west is beginning to ease a little bit, but don't be fooled. tomorrow morning it will pick up again. if you have to travel plans to the west, leave extra time. 32 to 40 degrees overnight, partly cloudy skies, the wind out of the west at 10 to 15. tomorrow morning, have a warm coat, the temperatures mainly in the 30's. we will rebound eventually into the lower 40's. the futurecast, lots of sunshine tomorrow morning, grab the sunglasses. you will need them midday. a nice afternoon, but a bit the wind increases later in the afternoon into the evening. and we are looking for temperatures that eventually make it into the lower 40's for the daytime highs, a good deal of sunshine. the wind forecast

tomorrow, the wind gusts pick up later in the day. tomorrow evening, if you have outdoor plants walking somewhere -- outdoor plans walking somewhere, it will feel like lower 30's. the 10 day outlook, the weekend, low 40's saturday and sunday, a chance of snow showers sunday. then we warm up a little bit the middle of next week, back into the 40's. still, no signs of any snowstorms in our near future. alison: steve, thank you. we have breaking news, cnn is reporting a phone call between president trump and russian president vladimir putin will happen saturday. this will be their first conversation since president trump took office. no word on a specific agenda, but stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for updates as soon as we get them. jonathan: this is the classic image of an astronaut -- cumbersome, big suit, hard helmet. for the first time in a long time, a makeover. that's next.

jonathan: tonight, a galactic makeover, a new space it. this is for nasa astronauts on the neustar liner spaceship. withuit is more flexible, soft helmets and touchscreen sensitive gloves. alison: and it could save your life because it serves as an emergency life-support system. jonathan: all those things that come in handy when you are in space. erin: that would be a feature i would want. jonathan: i do want that lifesaver. you might stand out wearing back down the street. alison: what's going on tonight in sports? erin: kirk cousins, all the talk driving sports in dmv. plus, the caps on been nearly unstoppable lately. sports is coming up.

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assist tonight. in the first, the devils turned it over. ovie, i think he knows what to do it, skates in, the backhand pass. his 23rd goal of the season. in the second, the caps on the power play. dmitry orlov, the past, he makes it look too easy. caps on win 5-2. we already knew john wall was playing like an all-star, but he was named as an eastern conference reserve today, voted in by the coaches. assist, east guards and steals, double-doubles. this is his fourth straight all-star game selection, congrats. redskins quarterback kirk cousins in orlando, getting ready for sunday's pro bowl. the game is really the last thing on everyone's mind. cousins will be a free agent, but he said today he is not afraid to get the franchise tag again this season. while the redskins have said they want to keep kirk, the

want? kirk: a lot of us go through this. it's part of the business. i would love to help washington. under the right circumstances, i will be back. erin: and finally, the third-ranked maryland women beat illinois tonight.

alison: it got really cold tonight. steve: it did, but at least the wind has settled down. it will be back tomorrow. 43 the high tomorrow, still chilly, but near average this time of year. cool saturday, but dry. a chance of snow showers sunday, not amounting to a whole lot. next week back into the 40's. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. alison: have a good night.

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