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time, and the new order no longer includes an indefinite ban on refugees from syria. [chanting] jonathan: even with the changes, there are plenty of people still upset with the revised travel ban. hundreds of them rallied on pennsylvania avenue. theesters still consider executive order a muslim band. immigration law is the subject of a preplanned meeting in montgomery county that got boisterous, dozens of people signing up to speak out. alison: there were some strong opinions. tim barber is live in rockville tonight. people from both sides came out. they are still talking behind this door. so many people came out, the overflow room was overflowing itself. >> countless innocent americans, including police officers, were

criminal aliens in the past. leaders are thinking about creating guidelines for the way rockville police officers deal with immigration laws. studenth school believes fostering respect and open communication is key to public safety. >> i cannot begin to imagine the fear that some go through. tim: montgomery county's assistant chief says the trump haveistration's orders little bearing on how local law enforcement agencies enforce the law. >> we do it fairly and equally. opponents of section worry cities believe that it is time to get tough on illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes. >> did you see the newspaper? from houston to fairfax, from virginia to new york.

to have another discussion wednesday. we will let you know when that is scheduled. tim barber, abc 7 news. arethan: house republicans out with her plan to repeal a key part of obamacare. the measure gets rid of the individual mandate but keep coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. it also allows parents to stay on their parents plant until they are -- to stay on their parents' plan until they are 26. busted after was the police say that he posed as an ice officer, and there are a lot of alleged lies tonight. sources are confirming the man from gaithersburg works for "the washington post," but according to charging documents he had something of a double life. he spent time on the streets of falls church wearing a bullet-proof vest within ice

enforcement found seven guns, body armor, along with a baltimore county police badge. use out on bond, charged in montgomery county, but this could become a federal case -- he is out on bond. an officer of the law is suspended from the job for an offensive facebook post about the crash in waldorf that killed two teenagers. he made the post on facebook saying you should not be driving that fast, with an expletive. he is a 20 year veteran of the police office. >> it is somebody we look up to in the community and it hurts. >> what if it was your child? office said their goal is to foster a respectful relationship with the community. he apologized and said this was an incentive

insensitive sentiment that could harm community relations. steve: showers across allegheny county, but the immediate metro area, nothing at all. warmer air on the way with a good deal of cloudiness. the temperatures eventually in the middle to upper 60's. some areas close to 70 degrees. a warm day tomorrow and wednesday. this weekend we could be looking at a chance of snow around the dmv. more on that coming up. alison: following breaking news from northwest washington, where the police are looking for a nine-year-old girl who is missing. take a good look at this picture. she was last seen at 4 p.m. today on north capitol street northwest. if you see her or have information, call d.c. police right away. jonathan: developing now, a

related murder of a teenaged girl was wearing a court-ordered gps monitor at the time of the killing. the teenager was found dead in a gaithersburg heart earlier this year. 10 people are charged with her murder. one of them was wearing the ankle monitor. alison: searching for the person who killed a potomac high school student, the 17-year-old gunned down thursday in oxon hill. forpolice are canvassing clues tonight and tom roussey spoke with the victim's father. -- the victim's mother. tom: just six days ago he celebrated his 17th birthday. two days later, he was fatally shot. this happened near a playground in the apartment complex. the police are looking for information to find his keller. -- to find his killer. prince george's county

view apartments in oxon hill, looking for information on the murder of the potomac high school student. >> it's devastating to me. miles away, surrounded by family and friends, his mother asked witnesses to help police. >> we want to know who did it and we want justice to be served. schoolght after thursday, her 17-year-old son was fatally shot. she described him as a respectful, loving teenager, a ladies man but not a troublemaker. >> who would hurt an innocent child like that? i will never understand that. is using amily gofundme page to try to come up with the money to bury holloway. she wants the killer to know how many people loved holloway. >> it's ok. it's ok. my son was lovable and loved by many. tom:

this is the flyer police handed out tonight, trying to get information to arrest wherever did this. you can call and give anonymous tips to help solve the case. live in oxon hill, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: developing now, remains found in fort washington at the franklin square park, skeletal remains found behind the shopping center at the corner of indianhead highway and swan creek road. they have not been identified. alison: crime concerns brought out a crowd in southeast, a packed house greeting interim newsham,hief peter k talking about the recent violence along wheeler road. a half dozen people were shot in that neighborhood over a single week last month. sure are trying to make this does not happen. we especially cannot

let it happen at 11:00 on a beautiful day, just feet from where our kids go to school. alison: one person died in the wave of shooting. the police believe a neighborhood dispute was responsible for most of the violence. wasthan: gavin grimm's case tossed back to a lower court. he is the transgender teenager fighting to use the bathroom that he identifies with. jay korff has that story. is a good wayour to put it, obstacle even. jay: the high court remanded his case back to the lower court. they agreed with the decision to allow transgender students to use the bathroom corresponding with their gender identity. last month, the trump administration revoked that.

grimm, born a girl, identifying now as a boy, sue the school system for preventing him from using the boys bathroom. they say by the justices dropping this case, a lower court could be forced to rule on a more higher stakes issue, meeting the title ix antidiscrimination law that includes gender identity. they think that the obama administration missed at. >> -- mistepped. >> we must not do it at the expense of ignoring and rejecting the privacy needs and concerns of other students around them as well. : at the u.s. supreme court, we should note as we speak there are a number of similar cases winding their way through the courts system. court followers suspect one of those cases

back to the high court in the coming months. jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. alexandria schools will be closed wednesday. more than 300 staff members asked for the day awful stop it is believed to be tied with the planned protest "a day without a woman." due to the lack of snow days this year, it is unlikely they will have to make up the day. jonathan: some children suffered burns on their throats after being served apple juice. alison: the

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kimberly: we are finding out more about the disturbing allegations that service members shared lewd photos of female marines on line. a person know lord of the marine corps about it and told abc news it was shocking. the photo showed more than two dozen women.

ncic is investigating. the top enlisted marine tonight says there is no place for degrading behavior in the marine corps. generally suitors, abc 7 news. jonathan: we are waiting -- kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. jonathan: we are awaiting an children werewo burned by taking a sip of apple juice. the boy and girl were quickly taken to the hospital. family members said that their throats were burned. the restaurant said they bought the juice from a local supermarket. the police department is investigating. alison: it is believed remains found in an attic wall are those of the home's former owner, who was lasting two years ago. glasses found with remains belonged to the owner.

after mortgage payments stopped. jonathan: surveillance video shows a masked man wondering around a hotel, then sexually assaulting a hotel worker in omaha. the employee fought back, pulling the man's mask off. the police identified him as a registered sex offender already awaiting sentencing in two other cases. the police arrested the man and his mother's home. alison: this video is from a d.c. gas station. this started as an attempted robbery but the victim starts to fight back. they start talking on the backpack and fighting. it all happened at a gas station on 14th street on february 19. if you recognize anyone in the video, call the police. jonathan: fallout after the bombshell tweets from president trump accusing president obama of wiretapping his pho

incredulous about the allegations. president obama staff said it was false. -- president obama's staff said it was false. and a spokesman for the kremlin said america's hysteria over vladimir putin is hurting u.s.-russian relations. the spokesman also denied that russia interfered with last year's elections. air are calls for an independent investigation into president callss ties -- there are for an independent investigation into president trump's ties to russia. alison: general motors is announcing layoffs at a vehicle assembly plant in michigan. the production is now moving to tennessee. the automaker has been scaling back production and jobs in recent months because of the lower u.s. sales. vw is introducing a self driving concept car.

it does not have a steering wheel or pedals. and passengers actually sit face to face across an open floor. cedric also responds to your voice. for now, this is just a concept. jonathan: in the meantime, ford is experimenting with 3-d printer car parts. the parts will be lighter and more fuel-efficient. they are testing the parts on race cars but they can also be used for consumers in the future. enough, 3-dot good printers are making things like car parts, objects, and food, but what about a house? saidn: a russian company that it made this home using a 3-d printer and it only took one day. the building is about 1100 square feet. the maker says that it wants to reinvent construction and help people improve their living conditions. steve: pretty

stuff. the temperatures will not fall that much as warmer air starts to overspread the mid-atlantic through the late-night hours. a few showers mainly north of the mason-dixon line. a few other showers across garrett county and allegheny county. most of this will not make it way to the immediate metro area. that is good news overnight. 48 overnight, the wind out of the south at about five miles per hour. tomorrow morning, rise and shine, but not a lot of sunshine, early on lower to middle 40's. then we rebound as we head through the midday into the afternoon. shower activity in the morning north and east of d.c., 9:00 or so. all of that moves out. afternoon, a better chance of showers developing, sticking around through the afternoon through tomorrow evening and overnight.

everything has gone off to the east. the wind changes direction and cooler air over spreads d.c. the forecast tomorrow, more clouds than sun, scattered somers late in the day, flirting with a 70 degree mark. lateold front on the way tomorrow night into tuesday. once this moves by, the wind will change direction and the focus turns to the upcoming weekend. we may see a little wintry weather. it is only monday and a lot can change between now and then. check out the latest that wjla.com. we will keep you updated right here on abc seven news. days, upper 60's tomorrow, a little cooler wednesday, near 65 degrees. turning breezy late in the day. plenty of sunshine thursd

only in the 40's friday. daylight savings time goes into effect early sunday morning, springing ahead one hour. sunday we could be looking at a little winter weather. jonathan: steve, thanks. the iditarod started this morning with a big change. organizers had to change the course because there is not enough snow. this is the second time in three years the course has changed because a warmer than normal winter. next story is the youngest person to ever

alison: the spelling bee this year is making history and it has not even happened yet. jonathan: that is because a five-year-old qualified to be in the spelling bee. edith

ant --the youngest person to ever qualify for the spelling bee. the spelling bee is in may at the national harbor. can you imagine losing to a five-year-old? alison: and the expectations are already so high. good for her. robert: spelling was never my thing. just look at my script. i will just use my iphone. the capitals were hosting one of the worst teams in hockey now. the caps were starstruck, though. sports is next.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: we start with hockey, the caps hosting the dallas stars, a team that has struggled on the road. thecaps tried to rally in third. the backhand, caps down one. but this is painful. time winding down in the thi

oh, there it is coming headed towards the caps' net. that's not good. the caps fall, 4-2. >> i think we have a lot of confidence, but maybe sometimes too much confidence going against teams. we have to get a little more urgency in our game early. what did kyra he irving do today? another showstopper. he had to come through. hee!, hee knicks visiting the magic. the dish and the dunk. he throws down the two-handed jam. the mesic would lose, 1

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alison: all right, last look at the weather? all right. excuse me, my allergies have acted up. 65 the high wednesday, breezy. a lot of people talking about the weekend. we could have some winter weather. of course, daylight savings time, springing ahead one hour. , a chance of ast little bit of snow. a little cooler next week. wjla.com has the latest on the winter weather potential. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. alison: have a good night.

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