kimberly: straight ahead, a winter weather alert. snow moving in. a look at the impact on your morning commute coming up. plus, new details of a grizzly triple murder -- a grizzly triple murder. >> we do not expect this. kimberly:

day, protesters rally against the president's travel ban. the latest push back from congress and the stories from those who it's impacting. the news starts now. >> this is a breaking news alert. kimberly: breaking news from canada, at least five people dead, others injured at a shooting at a mosque in québec. suspected have two video in custody. this is cell phone video of the aftermath of the shooting that happened during evening prayer. was in june,a pig's head left on the mosque's doorstep. a winter weather alert tonight, snow could fall while you are sleeping and it may impact the morning commute. let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. i guess it could be slippery in the morning? josh: yes, down towards freezing by the morning, some slick

south of d.c., some of the snow working its way into the shenandoah valley. , the winter the map weather advisory goes until 7 a.m.. the bulk of this event is overnight, from the blue ridge mountains, right through d.c., southern maryland, towards the bay. most of these places we are looking for a coating of snow up to an inch. two inches is not out of the question. we are still 39 degrees in d.c., 37 andrews, so the temperatures are well above freezing. as the snow comes down at first, be melting.ill not much going on right now come just starting to build into the west of town. as we zoom outcome a lot more most in west virginia, southwest virginia. that is working its way towards d.c., which is o c

, 12:00 tomorrow morning, most of us with a coating of up to an inch. slick spots early tomorrow morning. i will show you who is most likely to pick up two inches coming up. kimberly: all right, josh, we will see you then. treating roads this morning and launched a partial deployment of crews about an hour ago. despite the said early treatment, you still need to be careful when you hit the roads. watch out for plow trucks or salt trucks hard at work as well. crowdlike to say, don't the plow. as the crews are working, be safe tomorrow morning. kimberly: they will work all night to make sure the roads are clear when you get up to head out the door. 7 on your side when the weather gets bad.

at 4:00 a.m. with weather and traffic every 10 minutes. stay connected all day by following us on facebook, twitter, and download the or updates andpp f forecasts at your fingertips. new developments as the white house stands firm against mounting pressure to drop or change the executive order banning refugees and limiting immigration. a president defended the order on social media, saying my first priority will always be to protect and serve our country, but i will find ways to help although suffering. court several to against parts of the executive order, but for the tens of thousands protesting in more than 30 cities, temporary victories are not enough. ban, which a remains in place tonight. for back-to-back days, large crowds gathered at dulles international airport to welcome international guests

anna-lysa gayle joins us live from the airport where she has spent the past few hours talking to demonstrators. have you talked to any supporters of the ban, anna-lysa? anna-lysa: hi, kimberly, there and there supporters, is still a small group of protesters right now i dulles international airport. many have been here for several hours. representative bobby scott stopped by about 30 minutes ago to seek more information about people in need here. he says he has no new information. attorneys say they were seeking information about possible detainees at dulles international airport. many say they were not allowed to the customs and border protection area, a couple days after president

temporary ban on seven muslim majority countries. >> we cannot know who is back there because they will not let us in. >> it's really bad, we are in the dark, and we are only getting bits of information. anna-lysa: as attorneys can't doubt at the airport, protesters chanted. there were also a few trump supporters surrounding them. , including refugees this man who held up two passports. >> i come from northern iraq. june 19, 2002, i get out of the same door. anna-lysa: one of the travelers welcomed set foot on u.s. soil for the first time sunday. he traveled from afghanistan, where he was a translator for the s.

because his family was receiving threats. he is nervous, due to the ban on refugees in neighboring countries. >> look at me. you know, i'm disturbed. we served the u.s. government, supported the u.s. government. anna-lysa: the department of homeland security released a statement that said in part, we are committed to make sure that all individuals affected by the executive order are being provided all rights afforded under the law. we are also working closely with airline partners to prevent travelers who do not get granted entry from boarding international flights to the u.s. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you, anna-lysa. this is happening at airports across the country. this is th

an estimated 2000 protesters crowded the airport. maryland congressman john sarbanes, elijah cummings, and martin o'malley spoke with the crowd. immigration attorneys were there to offer free advice for families worried about loved ones and answering questions about with the president's order means. reaction on capitol hill also. virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine have called on homeland secretary john kelly to give them the name of people detained in virginia, the reason they are being held, and the current location. in the house, democrats on the foreign affairs committee sent a letter demanding an emergency meeting. democratic senator dianne feinstein will introduce two bills in response to the immigration order. the first would resend the order. the second would limit presidential authority under the immigration and nationality act. mccaincan senators john anli

the immigration orders are helping. >> what will the iraqi parliament do. if we are talking about the extremists and isis, the battle of muzzle is going on as we speak. -- the battle of mosul is going on as we speak. kimberly: the president responded, calling them week on immigration, accusing them of wanting to start world war iii. their messagek directly to president trump, holding a rally outside the white house. their message, discriminating based on religion is wrong and illegal. immigrants have long been contributors to our country. the group included immigrants and visa holders from iran, syria, iraq, somalia, libya, and sudan. in response to the president's extreme vetting plan --

what they are calling it -- starbucks plans to hire thousands of refugees. the plan would hire 10,000 refugees in 75 countries over the next five years. in a note to the current employees, the chairman and ceo outlined how the company will support dreamers in the u.s., those people who are here who want to get an education and become citizens. other companies have condemned the executive order, including google, apple, and facebook. developing now come in horrible story from bowie, a triple murder at a recently opened restaurant. it is been called a case of work lace violence. ae gun man, said to be bartender, is in the hospital after a suicide attempt. kevin lewis has more. >> i can never set foot in there again. kevin: padlocks and evidence tape secure the triple murder the blue sundae bar and

among the three killed inside of the restaurant, which just opened in stores this month. >> he worked so hard to make this happen. and it just ends like this. detectives determined that a 40-year-old, pictured here on linkedin, and a bartender at the restaurant was the sole killer. his alleged motive, a workplace dispute. >> i saw about 4, 5 police officers with rifles. policehe watched as the stormed his silver spring home. known in the away, neighborhood for repairing cars and shoveling sidewalks, who shot himself twice. he is now recovering at the hospital. >> i've seen him a couple times. they pretty much keep to themselves, like we do, but it certainly alarming to be involved in a situation like that.

on what is truly a blue sundae, a steady screen -- blue stream ofsteady customers and employees, with the palpable pain. >> i don't want to believe it happened. no one deserves this. kimberly: grounded flights. coming up, the technical difficulties slowing down air travelers with tickets for delta flights. and sending a message. one couple

information of the u.s. service member killed. the special service member was part of seal team six. three others were injured in the raid that killed more than a dozen members of the enemy fighters. >> they killed 14 individuals and captured a whole host of information on future plots. kimberly:

after it wasft destroyed by u.s. forces to keep it out of enemy hands after a hard landing. and the raid was authorized under the obama administration and given the green light by president trump. virginia senator tim kaine joined jewish organizations and s to criticize the white house and not remembering the holocaust in its remembrance statement friday. >> this is what holocaust denial is. it is to deny that it happened, were notay, jews targeted, a lot of innocent people were killed. this is not a coincidence. kimberly: in response, the white house said the statement was not exclusionary but focused on everyone who died in t

announce his nominee for the u.s. supreme court this week. the announcement was set for thursday, but a white house official said the nomination should come tomorrow. the high court has been without antoninmember since scalia died nearly one year ago. technical difficulties strike another airline, this time delta grounding domestic flights because of automation issues. the problem started a little after 8 p.m. tonight. planes already in the air were not affected. , delta said it was working quickly to fix the problem. last week, a computer glitch grounded united airlines domestic flights for about an hour. a winter weather alert tonight. i don't think any flights will be grounded, but it may have some snow tomorrow. josh: most of the snow moves out by about 6 a.m. some school delays, that sort of thing not out of the question.

again overnight. the heaviest will be coming down after midnight. probably about 2 a.m., 3:00 a.m., but it is not really pile up. most of us just looking at a quick coding. the biggest part of the reason, the temperatures right now, 39 degrees at reagan national. today, and werm are not cooling off that quickly. a lot of upper-level energy rotating through the air, heading across the metro overnight tonight. that is where we will pick up the best chances of bands of heavy snow. a bit of that filling in just to the west. the deeper, darker blue is the heavier snowfall. picking that up on the east side of the blue ridge mountains. , theght, a lot going on blue is the snowfall. and we will put the temperatures on there.

above freezing, fredericksburg 33, 36 d.c. at midnight, annapolis 38. even as the snow moves in, a lot of it will be melting on contact. the snow moving across come up still a lot of 33, 34 on the map , so the snow does not accumulate much. the colder air moves in as the snow is pushing out. we will get some that sticks, especially if it comes down quickly enough, but in many places it is not so much the snow as it is ice left over as the snow melts and temperatures drop. tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., the snow is to the east, the other side of the bay, but that is when we are dropping below freezing. tomorrow morning is when we have to watch out for slick spots. we don't think they will be widespread, but the higher bridges and overpasses, that is were is more likely to be slick. , a quick blast of snow showers, but a dry day.

wednesday, the temperatures on the way up as well. here is where i'm expecting the most likely places, 1, 2 inches just south of d.c., southern maryland. and on the other side of the bay. the further north, good chance you don't get too much. i send overnight, but in the morning could be slick. monday afternoon, warming up, things will just be wet. the temperatures around d.c. stay above freezing for most of us. outside of town, things are colder it a better chance to be slick. 39 the high, breezy and cool. tuesday and wednesday, back to 49. and then as we head into next weekend, things are cooling off. we will be below average. the average this time of year is about 45 degrees. the roller coaster ride continues. kimberly: that average seems warm for january.

hole. erin: i'm already looking at march. kimberly: march madness? erin: yeah, there you go. a couple teams will hopefully be in the tournament. number 12 ranked virginia gave the toughest team of the country villanova a tough test today. and the wizards are playing like the hottest team in the nba.

>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by her local toyota dealers. are the fifthrds seed in the eastern conference, and they look to extend to four straight wins against new orleans. the wizards just two games behind boston for second place in the east. the wizards off to a good start. john wal b

beal had a couple of dunks tonight. fourth quarter, the wizards force another turnover. wall fuinds otto porter. wall ties his career high with make unisys. the wizards win. if you did i see the game earlier, you missed out, villanova-uva. jerome drives the lane, scoring two of his career-high 15. and hart has it, drives misses, but the tip and it's good. that's the game. right before the buzzer. virginia loses a heartbreaker, 61-59. women's hoops, maryland hosting iowa. big day for rihanna jones. she had six rebounds and blocked three shots.

hawkeyes, improving to 21-1 on the season. and after the news, stay tuned for abc 7 "sports sunday." nfl players john booty and gary clark joined us in the studio to preview super bowl 51. robert burton will be here, too, all at 11

kimberly: fashion on the red carpet is always a big deal. sometimes political statements are, too. ofe people used their time the red carpet for the sag awards to hold signs saying, "refugees welcome." and a director confirmed he will not attend the oscars, even if an exception to the travel ban is greater. he is from iran, one of the countries included in the president's immigration ban. his film is nominated for best foreign language film.

kimberly: see if you can figure this out. laurence