announcer: from abc7 news this is a breaking news alert. alison: we begin with break news in montgomery village where two people have been shot. this is the 8500 block of hawk run terrace. we are told by authorities one person is dead. that person was found right in front of one of those town homes there. a second person is at the hospital. now police are trying to see if the two are connected. we are told five people are currently in custody. they are all being questioned about the shooting. so abc7 following this story in montgomery village. we will have much more information as soon as we get it. stay with us. michelle: also breaking a school bus accident in north carolina. this is in the southwestern part of the state in a town called "newton." we know one student was hurt in the crash. it look like a driver hit the bus head on. when we get more details we will pass it along. jonathan: this afternoon only on 7, betsy devos was blo

she was trying to get in the school. she was just sworn in as cabinet member. they blocked her on the steps. we will have much more on the confrontation at jefferson middle school in a moment. >> you should be so proud of yourself. jonathan: those were the protesters who were chasing her. when she didn't get in the school she was escorted back to the s.u.v. and taken away. very tense moments. alison: that is coming up. first, though, students in loudoun county walking out. michelle: this happened a short time ago, protesting president trump's immigration policies. richard reeve is at rock ridge high in ashburn. rich, what is their mission today? richard: well, this was a multiple school protest. their biggest concern they say is the trump travel ban even though the courts have ruled against it. take a look. you can see some of the students walking out. they walked out of school at 2:30. about 100 students from rock ridge high

about 50 from another school. this part of loudoun county, a very diverse area. many, many muslims go to school here. students from every religion and every race. they are worried about that travel ban being reinstated. they gathered at the stadium behind the school. we talked to one student whose father from iraq and mother is from turkey and she is a muslim-american. >> i personally felt very, i have been very, you know, fearful about the future, about muslims in general because of sort of what is going on with the presidency right now and the executive orders that have been made. richard: substitutes face a skip or tardy note in their records. the school officials say look, we want them to be able to express their civil rights but they need to know there are ramifications for skipping out at school. coming up at 5:00, we will speak to a girl who went to this rally

trump supporters and half are not. for now, live in ashburn, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: still no decision from a federal alexandria judge on what is next for the aziz brothers. they are the face of the virginia lawsuit against the travel ban. the men were midair when the executive order took effect. lawyers requested an injunction despite the hold on the travel ban saying anything could happen. jonathan: only on abc7 this afternoon, back to that secretary devos protest in d.c. at jefferson middle school. check out the videotape. you see the protesters, they literally run to the steps before the education secretary could make it in forcing her to find another way. then they actually blocked her car. it was very tense this afternoon. abc7's sam sweeney and photo journalist dale wright captured all of it. sam: despite being sworn in and already on the job for several days, secretary of education betsy devos' j

today she was physically blocked from entering jefferson academy middle school in southwest d.c. you can see in the video the secretary tries to get in the backdoor of the school but she is confronted physically and then blocked out. >> you do not represent anything that they stand for. >> you are giving money to senators and buying your way in the position. you should be so proud of yourself. you should be so proud of yourself. go back. >> go back to the car. >> shame, shame, shame! sam: out front of the school, another situation. protesters blocked her security detail from entering. with the street shut down one protester screamed his foot had been runed over. eventually police grabbed and shoved the protesters out of the way. at this hour, it's unclear what group the protesters are with but it's not the teachers union. they came earlier in peace to welcome the new secretary but with a strong message. >> each of the parents are concerned because we

policies about privatization, about programs that are going to sort children. public education is a cornerstone, it's the foundation of our society. jonathan: there is a lot more video to see. abc7 posted the exclusive video on all the platforms including the facebook page where you can share this video. president trump: i feel totally confident that we will have tremendous security. alison: there is president trump today, this after his travel ban was dealt a big blow. he is vowing to fight on. but will it be in court? we want to know what you think. should he go to the supreme court with this? head to wjla.com/votenow. meanwhile, last night, that is what he pledged exactly on twitter. our abc7 chief political correspondent scott thuman is here now. scott, he does have other options, other than just the supreme court. scott: yeah, you are right about that.

avenue a lot of people believe is going to lead down simply because it is the ultimate say in the judicial system. but at the same time, he can do a couple of things. one, he could take the order that has already been debated so heavily and redactor revise portions of it. for example, the part inclusive of those who hold greencards. the part that relates to religious minorities. otherwise, people believe christians might get preferential treatment. if you take out the elements, perhaps it could stand in the courts that have already discussed it. the other option that president trump has is to unveil something completely new. will it be a different executive order? are there other powers he can implement to get his point across and do what he says is keeping america safer? either way, he made it pretty clear he plans to do something and very soon. take a listen. president trump: we are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe. so we

very rapidly, having to do with additional security for our country. you will be seeing that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to go through the court process. ultimately i have no doubt that we will win that particular case. scott: so he says sometime next week. we don't know what that may be except that some of the attorneys that represent the administration, they were in court today in virginia discussing another challenge. they said they are considering all options. they may appeal, they may not. not tipping their hands. we don't know that they know just yet what they want to do. alison: thank you for the latest there. earlier today, tom price was sworn in as secretary of health and human services. it was a party line vote. it happened in the night while you were likely sleeping. the now former republican congressman from georgia is expected to play a key role in repealing and replacing the affordable care act. michelle: joshua

might by a floundering major league baseball franchise. the miami marlins. jonathan: the baseball talk you just had a second ago, i don't think a lot of people are feeling the spring feel right now. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill joining us to talk about the weekend forecast. it quickly went from warm to cold and now it's going from cold to warm again. doug: we will have the spring feel over the weekend. you don't have to go far to pennsylvania for light snow. that is warmer air moving northward. that is a live picture of the rockville campus. this is the weather story on friday afternoon. winter for us consists of two-day period. it's winter for two days and then it's some other season. we look around the area now, mid-30's. 34 at dulles. 32 in

35 at andrews. 37 at quantico. the numbers won't change much. it will hold steady tonight as the winds make a turn to the south. and the cloud cover keeps us locked in. for the overnight, we will leave the temperatures right there. 32 to 38 with cloudy skies. southwesterly wind. a big time warmup over the weekend for sure but a brief warmup at that. we will give you the numbers and look at the next ten days when i join you in seven minutes. michelle: see you then. thank you. a man was stabbed to death monday and tonight the police will canvass the area steps from ad dyson road metro station. brad bell is in seat pleasant with the latest on the search. brad? brad: so this murder happened across the street from the metro station on the property of this exxon gas station. broad daylight, cold-blooded, stranger-on-stranger crime. but detectives got a break when they checked the security system at this little store. police say the two men in this video are about to commi

murder. they are strolling casually toward their target. the man with the hat is clutching a knife. what detectives believe will be the murder weapon. if they aren't recognizable to those who know them in that video, police hope this clip of their silver lexus will lead to their identities. it was tuesday afternoon when the man attacked and allegedly killed 34-year-old barnes in the exxon station at central avenue at addison. barnes is known to sit and ask people for money. the theory is he angered those men and they went around the station, parked and came back and stabbed barnes once in the heart. that is one of the reason that the police are work something hard on the case. they believe it was a cold-blooded killing by someone who felt they had been perhaps disrespected. we will be back here at 5:00 when we said detectives plan

fliers looking for additional information trying to solve the crime. in seat pleasant, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. coming up next at 4:00 -- an isis wannabe will learn how long he will be sent away. michelle: 18 days without the blue line. we have alternatives. alison: also next, a scary sight at one of the busiest airports. we will tell you what went wrong that caused the plane to catch fire. jonathan: and 7 salutes 103-year-old pearl harbor survivor who share his story with

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alison: just look at this. pretty scary. this is at j.f.k. last night. an engine caught fire right before taking off. they were going to buenos aires. the entire plane, you can see in the pick cheer, just -- in the picture, just covered in flames. they put the fire out and no one on board was hurt. jonathan: they got their full attention. scary. four people have been arrested for planning a terrorist attack. two were a boyfriend and girlfriend and they were radicalized online. they both had explosives with them and say the attack was imminent. the explosive

november 2015 attack in paris and the march 2016 attack in brussels by isis. and from the war on terror in france to our own backyard. virginia, a former national guardsman from sterling was sentenced for planning an attack similar to the fort hood shooting inspired by isis. our suzanne kennedy was in the courtroom. suzanne: federal prosecutors say mohamed jalloh was enamored with isil and planning a fort hood style attack on the u.s. military. the defense says the sterling man who served in the virginia national guard was a troubled person and not a radicalized terrorist, just a person with a superficial understanding of isil. in the end, the 27-year-old who pled guilty to providing material support to a terrorist organization was sentenced to 11 years in prison. a tearful jalloh testified saying he was deeply ashamed of his actions and he did what he did only because he was seeking purpose in his life. he says, i'm quoting

"the entire crime is not who i am, who i plan to be, who i have been." he did seem happy with the sentenced. he waved and smiled at his family who were in the courtroom. they left today without making a comment. mohamed jalloh sentenced to 11 years in prison. at the alexandria federal courthouse, suzanne kennedy. back to you. >> mike pence is like the most decent human being i have ever met. michelle: that is house republican jason chaffetz getting booed in his hometown. you can hear him stand up for mike pence, vice president there. that sent the crowd to the frenzy. toward the end of the town hall the tone did begin to change. chaffetz repeatedly sought to assure attendees he wanted to listen. actor account -- actor "the rock" and

copeland joined steph curry standing up against under armour c.e.o. for praising donald trump. he called the words deviceive and lacking in -- deviceive and lacking in perspective. alison: the parent company of a baby formula could get money from the household products business. it makes other nutritional drinks for infants and children. well abc7 is on traffic watch for you today. it is friday. paula young has a look at the friday get-away. hi, paula. paula: hi, alison. the get-away has begun. you will see the jam-up approaching reservoir road as you get through the lighted arizona avenue. southbound jam-up begin at d street at the southwest/southeast freeway and the northbound slowdown at constitution avenue making your way to new york avenue. go to the cameras on new

jam-up from the ninth street ramp and the brentwood parkway making sure way to bladensburg road. we had an earlier incident on the inbound side. that is now clear. looking to 395 on the inbound 14th street bridge, traffic is moving at a good pace but you will start to see the jam-ups forming on the bridge span as you head to the third street tunnel to the southeast/southwest freeway. it remains jammed to the outbound 11th street bridge. taking a look now at the wilson bridge on the outer loop, heavy volume there. it begins at telegraph road making your way across the bridge span. that is a look from the traffic center. back to you. alison: thank you. have a good weekend. abc7 on storm watch. rain is still a big problem out west. look at this. washington state. this is in maple valley. a mudslide just took out a home. the home is a total loss. but the accident could have been worse. the mudslide started rolling a 5,000-gallon fully loaded propane

alison: but it did not explode. michelle: thank goodness for that. in the northeast, there is a big problem following the snowstorm. americans are digging out today and in some cases they are doing it in temperatures that feel like the single digits to make clean-up more difficult for new englanders. >> it's not bad. it's fluffier than it could be. i'm not complaining we could have had worse. michelle: they are used to it. icy roads are the biggest danger this evening and there is more winter weather on the way. jonathan: it's nice that you have a new englander with a porch half full mentality. michelle: light and fluffy. doug: there is more coming in tomorrow, tomorrow night and sunday. michelle: hopefully they will take whatever share comes to them. jonathan: they are working out their

out. it's not shoveling. it's scooping it out there. it's not bright and sunny all weekend but listen, we are in the 60's saturday and sunday. this is the image from the camera in centreville. through the morning, the skies brighten a bit. we have blue skies but then we hit lunchtime. the clouds ral back in. the bottom line on this system is it will be much warmer. it's 35 at bull run. i don't think the temperatures change much throughout the night there. maybe a degree or two but that is it. it's 34 in falls church. 35 in dale city. aspen hill is 35. it's 35 in waldorf. 37 in northwest washington. so through the evening the temperatures are holding steady. as the winds turned to the south and we have cloud cover. not a lot of change in temperatures tonight and tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow a rapid warm-up. the stormwatch7 future cast

early morning there are breaks in the overcast. but it will feature cloudiness tomorrow. i wouldn't be surprised to get little areas of sunshine. the winds are out of the south/southwest and we head to lower 60's. late saturday and sunday we feel effects from the warm front and the cold front. the storm system headed to canada for sunday and a lot of snow. the worst that we will see are the sunday showers around the area. front will pass through and it will get windy late sunday and monday but that is the only effect of the system. so the weekend forecast is cloudy. there will be sun. 62 tomorrow. mostly cloudy on sunday. upper 60's with a 60% chance of the showers developing in the day. the average high is 46. coming up in a little bit we will look at the next ten days. i think it will be an interesting, interesting pattern here as we are still going to have uppings and downs -- ups and downs but they have not as radical. what does that mean? i have no clue. i'm just here to report it. jonathan: it sounded god

you said it with authority so it works. doug: not quite as high and low. jonathan: ahead for us here at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a veteran more than 100 years old sharing his incredible story of survival at pearl harbor. he shares what he saw in the surprise attack. that's coming up. michelle: but first, one-on-one with alec baldwin. he explain

michelle: every president has an impression on "saturday night live." it is tough to tell the guys apart. alison: i know. all the sketches are hilarious and legendary but now alec baldwin brought hilarious version to the sketch show but he explains to kidd o'shea he is not doing it for money. there is not much in it. kidd: this weekend, alex baldwin will host "saturday night live" for a record 17th time. his impersonation of donald trump is part of their ratings uptick. but you might be surprised how much he takes home from each appearance on the show. there was a recent article that everybody went crazy that you only get paid $1,400 an episode to do s.n.l. people were shocked by that. >> lauren is my friend. when you host "saturday night live" you are not paid an exorbitant amount of money either. the "saturday night live"

production matrix works because it's largely promotional. no one is getting paid a lot of money. they are quick to remind me i got a modest amount of money to do the show but untold millions of dollars in free publicity. he is right. kidd: a good businessman. >> very good businessman. the good businessman. kidd: if you wonder when they give him the final lines for the broadcast -- >> they are grinding it out right up until we open the show at 11:30. i am getting notes and new lines to the wire, much to people's consternation. it's incredible. kidd: in hollywood, i'm kidd o'shea, abc7 news. michelle: so funny. coming up on abc7 news at 4:30 -- a deadly crash. worst fears coming true. a big rig goes over the railing of the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel. learning more about the man behind the wheel coming up. >> human torture

of one of the few remaining pearl harbor survivors coming up next. caught on camera, the employee that was busted and he was stealing from you. that is coming up

jonathan: we met with q mccray and he found out that lieutenant jim downing might be 103 years old but he recalls every detail of the pearl harbor attack like it was yesterday. >> this is the letter i wrote. q: a letter 75 years old. jim downing has lived a long fruitful life but there is one day he will never forget. the bombing at pearl harbor. >> the saddest thing i saw this morning, blown the ship in the water. q: this 103-year-old recalled the details like it was yesterday. >> while we were eating breakfast we heard a huge explosion. >> it took him 15 minutes to get back to the ship. the worst was done but he

>> i saw bodies lying around. q: e picked up a hose -- he picked up a hose to douse the flames and picked up the dog tags to remember the names. >> i thought their parents will never know what happened so i thought it was closure. so i wrote letters for all the names i memorized. casino 7 -- q: 75 years later the letters are a reminder of what happened that day and the lasting impact he had on so many. >> he wrote me back and said my parents had word i have been killed. this is the first time they knew he was alive when they got the letter. he was thankful. q: q mccray, abc7 news. michelle: stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill is back. we have had ups and downs and we are ready for the weekend. doug: this weekend is warm. the clouds rolled in. we had sunshine late this morning and midday. the clouds coming in. keep temperatures where they are. talk about the numbers n

reagan national at 37. winds from the southwest at 14. dew point is the true point of the moisture. the air is bone try. i have been looking at the doppler radar showing snow to the north. that won't make it here but the closer you are to the pennsylvania line you could see a flurry. cloudy tonight. temperatures are holding steady. why? southwesterly winds and cloud cover preventing a drop off. tomorrow we start with the cloudy skies. we have a little sunshine but rather cloudy day. the temperatures are up to 62 degrees. there is a 60% chance of showers developing through the afternoon and the evening. it will be a cold front. then it will get wendy here. -- get windy here. late sunday is a very windy period. this storm system is going to develop to the north. cranks up. part of the area might wind up

night and monday morning. it's cooler and milder for valentine's day and 53. 47 on wednesday. thursday and friday mid-40's. so there you have average february weather. but when we head through next weekend the same thing happens again. the temperatures go up. upper 50's on saturday and back to the mid-20's by the following monday -- mid-60's by the following monday. john? >> that is crazy. jonathan: a natural gas fire and explosion in louisiana big enough to see from the highway. a phillips 66 employee still missing after the blast. he is one of six crew members working the line when the accident happened last night. about 30 miles west of new orleans. two others were taken to the hospital. investigators are still working to determine if the high winds played a role in what made a tractor trailer drive off the chesapeake bay bridge-tunnel. michelle: that crash killed the driver. 47-year-old joseph chen. amy aubert joins us with the latest on the story.

amy: today chen's wife describing the father of two as an awesome husband. now let's get to the video that is showing where this happened. you can see the barriers on the side of the bridge smashed. the waves whipping below. take a look at the picture. this truck in chesapeake bay. the driver was reportedly seen standing on the roof of the truck but by the time the helicopter reached him he was found in the water and unresponsive. there were not travel restrictions because the winds were between 20 and 27-mile-per-hour. chen's wife saying they would have celebrated their tenth anniversary in april. heartbreaking. jonathan: interesting to find out what caused the truck to go over. amy: they are looking into that. jonathan: thank you. michelle: an amtrak train from d.c. to boston got stuck overnight due to electrical issues that knocked out the

the passengers were forced to endure bitter cold for five hours. to make matter worse the bathrooms were broken. jonathan: covering metro this noon after a month long break, safetrack returns tomorrow and it will affect the blue line. this is what you need to know about surge 12. no trains will run between rosslyn and the pentagon. the arlington cemetery station is closed. blue line trains will be replaced by yellow rush plus service at all time between franconia springfield. it will run through february 28. "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. delta is hiring. they plan to add 25,000 workers in the next five years. this announcement comes after seven airline c.e.o.'s including delta melt with president trump. delta hinted it could be required on the subsidy from

the government. michelle: sears continues to struggle. stores and more jobs on the chopping block. this is already in the process of closing 150 stores. the move announced last month. no new closures were announced today but brands like kenmore may be up for sale. jonathan: a hundred volunteers in a race against time to save a group of whales stranded on a new zealand beach. up to 300 of the whales that beached themselves have already died. that is a lot of whales that washed up. they are trying to help save them. they are attempted to float them in deeper water and push them back out. this is the third largest recorded whale stranding in new zealand's history. michelle: boiling over in court. here is the video. throwing chairs. the ruling that angered the indiana man moments before he lost

jonathan: plus, with president trump set to golf with the japanese counterpart, can you name the same president doing the same thing 60 years ago? wait until you hear the president's score then. that is coming up. here is [no audio] -- here is autria godfrey on what to expect monday on "good morning washington." >> the save i have way to compare store to store in your neighborhood for the best prices on groceries. >> the secret to a fun, sexy valentine's day even with a hectic lifestyle. >> stay with us for traffic and wea

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michelle: president trump won't be the first to go golfing with the japanese prime minister. jonathan: check out the old picture up there. shines -- shinzo abe's grandfather was also prime minister and he golfed with eisenhower in 1957. for the record, ike, talk about a golfer, he shot 74, beat the prime minister by 25 strokes. michelle: look forward to seeing what trump's final score is. jonathan: the caddie is the one that got the accurate picture of what the scores are.

dissatisfied defendant throwing chairs at the staff. he was there for probation violation. michelle: the scene got wild. you can see him hurling all the chairs in the back row there one-by-one. all four seats were launched. the first hitting the deputy prosecutor. >> i was surprised. something nobody has seen before. he is the one that requested to go to jail. no one expected it to escalate to that. michelle: the 20-year-old man broke a computer. he was arrested and he faces additional charges and more time in jail for flipping out. jonathan: he has a year and now probably spending three or four. michelle: he was asking for it. jonathan: enjoy your time. rats in a grocery store. coming up for us the second time in months a d.c. grocery store forced to temporary close the doors. the issue of

in a big season coming up next. michelle: fast food restaurants pushing the seafood sandwiches. wait until you see what mcdonald's is doing in the

michelle: two people are in critical condition after a fire. one man passed out in the front yard and another had to be rescued from the basement. that is where the officials say the fire started. >> i hope that john is okay. and anybody else in the house at time. i hope they are all right. i have been here 14 years. he was here when i came. michelle: two were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. investigators are trying to figure out what started the fire. now to an update. the virginia tech student accused of killing a 13-year-old girl says he may have been worried she was pregnant. 19-year-old david eisenhower is charged with first-degree murder in the death of nicole lovell. fellow student natalie keepers is charged with accessory after the fact.

week, keepers said eisenhower met her at a party and worried he might have gotten her pregnant. jonathan: d.c. health department shut down whole foods market because of rodents, insects and pests. it's not the only big grocery store shut down. stephen tschida is live in georgetown to explain it to us. that has to be frustrating. a little alarming. stephen: for customers, yeah. the whole foods opened an hour and a half ago, maybe two hours ago. 45 minutes ago in the heart of georgetown another closure sign from the health department. this time again because of rodents. we hung out in front of the whole foods throughout the day. a lot of customers frustrated from the rodents trying to come in from the cold. popular whole foods on bustling wisconsin avenue. usually business but not today.

closed the store because of a problem with rodents, insects and pests. rats and roaches. >> no! >> we work down the street. we come here a lot. >> they saw a sign that told them the store was closed. then they spotted this sign to the right. saying the health department shut it down. >> i was here two days ago. that is gross. >> disappointing, and worrisome. stephen: some say it's d.c. and rats are everywhere. >> they are always a problem in washington, always have been and always will be. stefs a rep from whole foods -- stephen: a rep from whole foods are addressing the problem.

while ago. no time frame when it may reopen. coming up at 5:00 i will tell you about another establishment around the corner that is also closed down by the health department. we will tell you all about that next hour. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. a proposed law in tennessee would protect drivers that hit protesters with their vehicles. michelle: this has a lot of people sounding off on social media. lindsey mastis shows us why. lindsey: this is the bill. it would give immunity to drivers that accidentally hit and injure protesters blocking roads. the republican sponsors say it's still a crime if the driver intentionally runs someone over. you can imagine that people are speaking out about their thoughts on social media. take a look. one writes, "all a person has to do is keep a protest sign in the trunk and place it in the dead hand of a person they ran over? good way

ex." but others worry about running into people saying -- others question the timing of the bill introduced by two republicans. gregory writes --" "howe come they didn't recommend this in the tea party days?" back to you. jonathan: thanks. a word of caution as you plan for romantic valentine's day in a few days especially if you met your date through online dating service. michelle: "7 on your side" brings you the story of online dating disasters. also, how to avoid picking mr. wrong. we talk to a dating coach. this is her nightmare story of a date who got mad when she pushed the meeting back by a half hour. >> i think are we 5? are you trying to push me in the sand becomes to tell me you -- sand box to tell me you like me. or the new thing called negging where people are mean

will like them. it's no secret i have a new jersey accent. he starts repeating me. i'm like hi, nice to me you. "hi, nice to meet you." i'd like to order a scotch. "i'd like to order a scotch." seriously? michelle: that is when you ask for the check and you exit. jonathan: fast! michelle: watch our stories about dating disasters. jonathan: it breaks your heart. you know lent is not far off if mcdonald's are testing new seafood sandwiches. it's crab with diced celery and dressing with lettuce and tomatoes on sourdough bun. may are only testing this in san francisco and the surrounding bay area. they are doing it right now. if it is a hit you will see it in our area. michelle: looks pretty good. jonathan: okay. steve: i wonder how much it costs and i wonder how big it is. jonathan: these are all considerations. we'll try to get you answers. we are all wondering what will happen.

warm-up. steve: this time tomorrow it's in the 60's. a short in the -- short-lived moving in the everything hours. it's 32 in winchester. fite els -- it feels like the temperatures are colder. in 20's at the reagan national airport. if you have anywhere to go this evening you want to bundle up tonight. tomorrow you can toss the jacket in the afternoon hours. this evening it's middle 30's. clouds will stick around. at least it will stay dry out there. stormwatch7 live doppler, that you see here not reaching the ground. all of this moves out of here. the clouds are going to stick around as we head through the overnight hours and we move into tomorrow morning. the nighttime lows 32 to 38 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the southwest at 4 to 8 miles per hour not as windy as earlier today. the weekend outlook. look at that tomorrow. around 62 degrees. mix of sun and clouds.

showers later in the day. temperatures are middle to upper 60's. sunshine at least early on. so take advantage of the warmth. cold front moves through and cooler for monday. upper 40s. around 53 on valentine's day. it's 47 degrees by wednesday. then look at the following weekend. upper 50's to middle 60's. let's head to paula for a look at traffic. paula: starting to see some volume build on northbound george washington parkway. on the brakes from the c.i.a. exit merging with traffic on 495. taking a look at the traffic camera at the american legion bridge you can see the traffic from the northbound george washington parkway. starting to trickle on to the inner loop of the american legion bridge and heading up to the 270 spur. on the outer loop you will find heavy volume as well. traffic from tysons making the way through gallows road.

montgomery county, inner loop and outer loop seeing heavy volume through connecticut avenue. on the inner loop side it is slow and heavy making your way to new hampshire avenue. on the outer loop, heavy volume to the exit ramp northbound 270. taking a look at 66. westbound at nutley street. heavy volume continues to route 50. that is a look from the traffic control center. back to you. jonathan: we have breaking news to tell you about. we will show it to you. this is out of sacramento now. a tight picture. when it pulls out you will see 17 cars, they look like freight cars derailed. they accordions and are in the river. if you familiar with sacramento you leave sacramento and go along the delta there. this is the river you are running alongside. look at the cars. they are either buried in the water or the mud alongside the track. 17 cars came off the track. we do not know what the cars were carrying. but a lot of trains that service this area come up and

agriculture and tomatoes come up that way. we have not seen the contents spilled from the train but we'll try to get more information and pass it along to you. quite a sight there. michelle: it sure is. stephen tschida showed us rats in grocery stores but what about in your car? there is something under the hood they love. what is in your wiring z29koz z5yz y29koy y5yy

michelle: stephen tschida showed us the problem grocery stores have keeping rats out of store. what about your car? we have more so you don't waste your money. john: owners get to the car and turn the key to find the engine won't star. the reason, someone ate the car's wiring. thousands of car owners in recent years ended up like woody and mary harold who two years ago showed me how animals chewed through the car's wiring. >> they chewed through it completely. john: a class action lawsuit claim millions of toyota cars, trucks and s.u.v.'s contain wiring attractive to animals like squirrels and mice. >> and you are eating it. john: hand da faced

suit a few years ago. they say they are using soy-based wiring, better for the environment but is as appealing to critters as wiring made from peanut butter. and high cost of repairs. redoing the wiring can cost up to $2,000 mechanics say. if you park in a mice-filled field they suggest products like the anti-rodent tape for wires or a spray-on or a wipe of on product like rodent repellent. if you see evidence of rodents, buy a repellent immediately before they cost hundreds of dollars of damage and you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese, abc7 news. announcer: now "abc7 news at 5:00". on your side. alison: we begin with exclusive video you will see only on 7 tonight. this is the new education secretary being blocked from entering a d.c. school

tim barber has how it played out. tim: kellyanne conway retweeted out our video. betsy devos was visiting jefferson middle school in southwest washington when this happened. >> you should be so proud of yourself. go back. shame, shame, shame, shame. tim: two protesters blacked her path when she tried to go into jefferson middle school. she entered the school through another door. she faced tough confirmation after critics said she doesn't have the experience to lead the department of education. this afternoon secretary devos says she respects peaceful protest but no door in america will be blocked for those seeking to help our nation's children. you can see the rest of video on wjla.com. reporting live in the newsroom, tim barr

larry: president trump says he has no doubt the government will win the fight over his travel ban. president trump: we are going to keep our country safe. we are going to do whatever is necessary to keep our country safe. we will do something rapidly, having to do with additional security for our country. you will be seeing that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to go through the court process and ultimately i have no doubt we will win that particular case. alison: also this afternoon, students at seven virginia schools walked to out of their classes. this is to show what the school would look like without immigrant students. richard reeve has the story in ashburn. richard: a walkout involving multiple schools including here at rockridge high school ataburn. >> i personally felt, i have been very, you know, fearful about the future about muslims in general.