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at 6:30, on your side. kimberly: good evening. a winter weather alert to kick off the week. those familiar white lines are back on the roads tonight as cruise around the region prepare for a little bit of snow and even some rain. josh knight has a first look at the forecast. my snowplow friends say they are ready to go. are starting to watch the system get closer. on the radar, you can see quite a bit has tried to move through, but for most of us this is too light, not reaching the ground yet. advisory goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. and will last until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is predominantly an overnight event. this just got expanded, it did include prince william county to stafford, now we are adding in rappahannock, culpeper and spotsylvania counties. it is

southern maryland, down i-95. we will look for not a lot of snow, but it is the timing that is the issue. it could lead to slick spots early tomorrow morning. quite a bit of energy pushing through. the heavy snow in west virginia will be heading our way. what we've got going on, through the rest of the evening, everything that falls will melt. overnight, 12:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m., we will see the most intense snowfall and that could lead to slick spots, especially elevated roads, overpasses, bridges, and sidewalks. i will show you who will see the most coming up in about 10 minutes. officials treated -- officials will launch cruise at 10:00 tonight. the director tells us despite the early treatment, you need to be careful when you hit the roads. keep an eye out for plow trucks and salt trucks. >> don't crowd the plow. as our crews are working,

safe tomorrow morning. will work alls night to make sure roads are clear when you get up and head out the door to work or school. one year ago, a tiny bit of snow made such a mess for the evening commute. side when the weather gets back. good morning washington will start at 4:00 a.m. with weather and traffic every 10 minutes. you can stay connected all day if the weather continues to be a difficulty. follow us on facebook and twitter, download our stormwatch 7 at to get weather updates and forecasts at your fingertips. developing right now, president trump, under pressure to change an executive order banning refugees and limiting immigration. the president is defending the order. in a statement he said, "my first priority will always be to protect and serve our country, but as president, i will find ways to help all those who are suffering.

the suffering worse. demonstrations taking place around the country. some republicans in congress say they are concerned, even as they insist the order is not the muslim ban the president campaigned on. >> it is not a ban. think it was not properly vetted. you have a proposal that didn't get the vetting it should have, and we see some problems. >> in terms of the upside being greater protection of our borders and of our people, it is a small price to pay. attorneys general, including those in virginia, maryland, and d.c., condemned the order as unconstitutional. it bans refugees from entering the u.s. for 120 days and keeps anyone from seven majority muslim countries from coming to the u.s. for 90 days. various courts have ruled

order. the most widespread ruling bars the deportation of anyone with a valid visa or refugee paperwork. for tens of thousands protesting in 30 cities, temporary victories aren't enough. at dulless is live airport, where protesters are in the second day. we have never seen anything like this. that's right, kimberly. demonstrators gathered here early this morning, and the crowd has run larger and louder throughout the day. i want to walk you around. people are gathering on both sides. signs like this, muslims are welcome. there are welcoming passengers as they make their way through the airport. they are chanting, let them in, singing the star-spangled banner . they are getting support from virginia and maryland congressman. they are demanding answers from president trump. chantsand

a growing crowd welcomes passengers at dulles airport. >> i am scared walking through the door tomorrow and it eating me the one who is stopped. >> we think what is going on is wrong. i'm a history teacher. it is definitely against american history. ryan: an irruption of applause followed this warm embrace as families reunite for the second day. emotional protesters packed the terminal, rejecting the immigration ban. immigrant rights organizations hold rallies as local congressmen caused -- called on the president to rescind the order, saying it targets immigrants and was not thought through. >> this is un-american and against our values. we have to fight it. are holdingters signs, "refugees welcome here,"

a group of immigration attorneys offered their services for free. >> we have been trying to get in touch with agents to get information to see if there was anyone detained back there, but we are not getting a lot of information. ryan: back out here live, the protesters continue. virginia's governor sent the letter to the white house requesting answers to four specific questio, including exactly how many travelers remain detained at dulles airport. what arrangements are being made for their needs, especially if they have medical conditions, and if they are getting appropriate access to counsel after the emergency stay. twoid run into at least trump supporters, but they did not want to speak on camera. live at dulles airport, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: other protesters took their message directly to president trump, holding a rall

their message, discriminating based on religion is wrong. immigrants have long been contributors to our country. the groups included immigrants and visa holders from iran, iraq, syria, libya, somalia, and yemen. and a the war on terror combat death. a u.s. service member died on a raid against al qaeda forces in yemen. three other service members were hurt. raid tookon says the out 14 al qaeda members, including three senior leaders. new developments in the murders of two people in prince george's county. police say an employee at a restaurant shot his coworkers and then himself. tonight, the suspects, karlief condition. critical all three worked at the blue sundae bar and grill. was found in the woods by his home. police say he has two self-inflicted gunshot

coming up, what police say caused a temporary stop and -- in the flow of traffic in the middle of the woodrow wilson bridge today. plus, honoring their mother. prince william and prince harry announced plans to pay tribute to princess

kimberly: a bizarre incident on the woodrow wilson bridge this afternoon. state police say a man made a bomb threat on the bridge at 2:00 p.m., then he jumped off the bridge. state police say he survived the threat was found. the bridge was deemed safe and reopened about 90 minutes later, at 3:30, but it caused a massive

montgomery county after fire breaks out at an old middle school. the fire started a little before 2:00. take a look. huge flames there. it happened at the former far quark middle school. the fighters say part of building collapsed. no one was hurt. the gym is considered a total loss and cause of the fire is under investigation. a show of support. protesters back in action, rally in support of travelers detained at airports. plus, a winter weather alert. we will wake up to a little snow and maybe rain tomorrow. josh is tracking the system and where people see it.

kimberly: protesters are out in force for a second night in a row, fighting president trump's executive order he signed on friday. their call for "no ban, no wall." the order bans refugees from entering the u.s. for 120 days and keeps anyone from seven majority muslim countries from coming to the u.s. for 90 days. yesterday, over one hundred travelers were detained at u.s. airports, among them children, students, and at least one person with ties to the u.s. military. today, 16 attorneys general, including those in virginia, maryland, and d.c., condemned the executive order as unconstitutional. years after the death of britain's beloved princess diana, her sons are announcing a fitting tribute. what a william and harry statue to be built on the grounds of kensington palace. they said, "our mother

so many lives. we help the statue will help those who visit reflect on her life and her legacy." princess august 1997 in paris. a special committee will be selected to choose the sculptor and then work will begin soon after. i remember it like it was yesterday. josh: i am trying to think back where i was kimberly:. it was one of my most -- one of my first reporting assignments. -- a big impact on the world. it winter weather alert. will it have a big impact? the grand scale, most roads will be wet. a lot of snow will melt. where weres are right want them to be to be pretreated, the sweet spot around freezing. the pretreatment really does a nice job. you will have to watch out tomorrow morning on bridges, overpasses, an

degrees. seneca valley high school in germantown, well above freezing. the ground is above reasoning. it will take a bit of time as the snow starts to come down for things to freeze up. c, 42 in anders, 42 in fredericksburg. the only place closer to the freezing mark, further west into the shenandoah valley. the heaviest snow is really going to be centered further to the south. it is where temperatures were warmer today. a miss -- a mishmash here. that is where the snow comes down. we don't end up with a whole lot . at this point, this is trying to get down to the surface but most of this is a vapid and before reaching us. we have snow coming down in west virginia, and that is what moves through later on. the futurecast, -- the futurecast, after 11:00, we pick up more from harrisburg towards freder

north of i-66. the further north you live, the less likely you will see too much by early tomorrow morning. southernsburg, d.c., maryland, that is where we will see bigger totals. when i say bigger, i mean up to inches. maybe two for most of us, a dusting. when do we all have a chance for snow? tomorrow throw the middle part of the day, a quick line of snow showers pushes through the region. that is when we all have a chance to see a few snowflakes. are relatively quiet, may be quick sprinkle. the best chance for your numbers, and once again, that is 1-2 inches, is closer to fredericksburg, harrisburg, southern maryland. -- harrisonburg, southern maryland. temperatures, 26-34. some of us don't get below freezing tonight. it is tough for this note it -- to stick around.

monday afternoon, things will warm up. 34 in d.c., and as we get outside the district, that is where temperatures are below freezing and we could see issues. midday snow showers up to 39 tomorrow, so into the afternoon, the icy issues go away. he nine tomorrow, close to 50 by tuesday, and wednesday. chance for winter weather. dry throughout the majority of the week, but it gets cooler as we head into next weekend. kimberly: the snow can go either way. the morning commute. slim chance. roads should be good, but the grassy surface, it could be a pretty morning. kimberly: virginia fans are hurting. robert: it was tough to watch. i have to talk about it. they handled iowa

a heartbreaker between uva and villanova. sports is next.

>> now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your toyota dealer. robert: uva and villanova, villanova the top team in the nation at this point. they were no and neck in the final seconds. villanova, two-point lead. day, drives career into the lane and scores two of his career-high 15. josh hart drives and mrs., but stevens comes flying into the tip. that would be for the game. right before the buzzer goes off . virginia loses a heartbrear

the final 61-59. on the women's side, last time wasn'tps played iowa, it easy. today, they handled the hawkeyes easily. second quarter, format -- 44-33. slocum with the past, for the layup. terps lead at the break. terps up 19 in the fourth, jones past download, spins, scores, and gets fouled. she led the way with 28. maryland blows out the hawkeyes 100-81. yesterday we saw the williams sisters battle, and today, to -- to more great ones, federer and nadal. this one is deadlocked. federer was down 3-1 in the final set before playing what some experts are calling the best five games of his tennis career. he turned it up a notch, breaking the serve to take the

ath grand slam championship age 35. tryouts for president today, the youth baseball academy said tryouts will be tom, george, teddy or bill. .t was all in costume we caught up with a candidate afterwards. people. man of the i am not exclusive. everybody is welcome. i want to bring everybody together, and i think mice beat will bring people excitement, so i will do it at the ballpark. i am a baseball junkie. if i get to be on the field, it is even better. robert: the wizards lead the pelicans in the second quarter. highlights tonight at 11:00 and on sportscenter. kimberly:

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josh: starting off with winter weather advisory expanded. the dt -- the d.c. metro and southwest of town, so this is the spot where the heaviest snow will come down. a lot of it will melt, so total-wise, most of us will see a dusting to a coding. you could see up to two inches in a few spots south of d.c.. warmer on tuesday and wednesday, but a blast of cold air has our wa

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