alison: developing news in mississippi. how did a train crash into a charter bus? jonathan: and a person hiding out in a movie theater. alison: and a growing list of schools closing on the day without women, right now. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on

jonathan: a day without a woman becoming a day off from school. george's county schools are closing because of the strike. women are expected to stay home in solidarity with the movement. jonathan: it will impact a lot of your day tomorrow. tim barber joins us with the growing list of school closures that is catching some parents offguard. tim: prince george's county school is the latest. center city charter schools decided to shut down, and yesterday we told you about alexandria city public schools closed tomorrow. but it's not just schools. businesses are also joining in. tonight, women are working, but tonight men will be making the drinks. >> it was being able to recognize everybody's right to protest and strike if we wanted to. tim: this restaurant is one of many

without a woman, which comes more than a month after the women's march on the mall and three weeks after people participated in a day without immigrants. across the river in virginia, this coffee shop and this company are also joining in to speak out about women's rights. the owner's brother and friend are stepping up to help. women will get 20% off and all proceeds will go to the female staff and planned parenthood. >> it's a personal choice for us and our staff. it's something we want to do that we think is important. county,prince george's the school ceo says this is not just about politics -- not about politics, rather, it's about the safety of the kids. tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: find a full list of tomorrow's closures at our website, wjla.com, and stay with abc 7 for full coverage of a day without a woman.

escape everyone is talking about tonight. a suspected burglar hiding in the duct system of an empty movie theater. jay korff is live in greenbelt with how it played out. jay? scenario,n, an insane the police were closing in on this burglary suspect across the street. he threw a tv at them as he was about to be arrested. he sprinted across the street, into the mall come into the movie theater. it was empty come and he hit above the movie screen. lucky to be alive after leading the police on a wild chase that ended in a movie theater ceiling. investigators had this man under surveillance in laurel and watched him break into cars and homes, then tailed him into a parking lot complex in greenbelt. when moving in for the arrest, he threw a

officers, sprinted inside of the mall and into the empty movie theater. , he was abletered to access a scaffolding and found himself in the roof of the theater, where he had no exit. standing on water pipes and ceiling tiles. some of the tiles came crashing down. medical personnel were on standby, concern he would fall through the ceiling. police negotiators climbed a ladder and talked face-to-face with the man who agree to come down on injured three hours later. the suspect now faces a long list of serious charges. live in greenbelt, jay korff, abc 7 news. jonathan: just into the newsroom, hawaii is planning to file a lawsuit against president trump's newly revised travel ban. the trump administration said they follow the letter of the law.

on muslims. alison: breaking news from prince george's county. these are live pictures where the police are investigating a shooting incident when. paramedics took two men to the hospital in critical condition. developments after the deadly crash involving a freight train and charter bus. the train smashed into the bus, dragging it down the tracks. kimberly suiters has the investigation. kimberly: four people died, 35 injured. investigators believe the texas-based charter bus was crossing the tracks when it was hit by the oncoming train. >> it was like a bomb going off. just, oh, my of god, what is this? buserly: video of the

moved from the tracks. one witness said it looked like the bus bottomed out as it tried to cross the tracks. in tsb is heading to the scene. for with abc anc wjla.com updates -- the ntsb is investigating. steve: a few showers right now, another round early tomorrow morning. after that, the skies clear out nicely. the day planner tomorrow looking good once we get rid of the clouds, lots of sunshine midday. high temperatures eventually make it into the middle to upper 60's. then we are watching a cold front, and then there is the weekend and a chance of a round of wintry weather. we will talk about that coming up. jonathan: death and destruction in the heartland, a grass fire is burning across several states and the cleanup is going on from dozens of tornadoes. six

been tied to the fires in texas and kansas, including three ranchers who were killed trying to save cattle. fires are common this spring -- in the spring, but this amount is unusual. kansas was hard hit, hundreds of homes damaged were completely destroyed. straight-line wind brought hangars crashing down at an airport in kansas city. no deaths are being blamed on the tornado outbreak. alison: tornadoes sweep away priceless memories, too, but an indiana farmer found a couple's pictures in his field this weekend 50 miles from where they lived. they got to work trying to track them down on facebook. tonight, a match. >> i could imagine if it happened to me, i would want someone to return them. alison: the

and are hoping to arrange to meet soon. jonathan: a unified front from lawmakers after renewed threats to jewish centers across the country. a letter is calling for swift action after the sixth wave of bomb threats against jewish schools and community centers. the threats also targeted offices of the anti-defamation league. alison: happening tomorrow, two thee committees will pass first plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. opposition from both sides of the aisle but is supported by president trump. and the first public hearing on russia's interference in last year's election has been scheduled for march 20. the former cia director john acting attorney general sally yates will testify before the house intelligence committee. fbi director james comey may also testify. jonathan

whether material published by wikileaks is authentic. wikileaks claims it shows how they break into smartphones, computers, and television. in october, president trump praised wikileaks for leaking information about hillary clinton during the campaign. alison: an uber driver has been charged with raping a passenger in virginia beach. he is charged with abduction and rape. he picked up the female passenger saturday night. the circumstances are still under investigation. jonathan: the police are searching for weber shot a man to death in suitland at the capital crossing complex. the victim has not been identified. alison: interim police chief peter newsham and mayor muriel bowser answered questions from residence in northeast d.c. tonight. the meeting was scheduled after recent shootings in ward

>> i don't think it will be productive if we get into shouting matches about what's going on in our neighborhoods. we need to roll up our sleeves and collectively work to eliminate this problem. alison: chief newsham delivered a similar meeting in southeast last night. on the formes schedule before the d.c. council considers his nomination to become permanent police chief. jonathan: this mother is in trouble for letting her 10-year-old son drive. it was her own social media account that did her in. alison: and booze for breakfast? starbucks is adding a little spirit to its coffee. tom: the big ten men's basketball tournament has never been held on the east coast, but this year it will be at the

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four attacks happened last night. three people were injured. >> it's crazy. eye, pretty in the much you are done. jonathan: the injuries are described as non-life-threatening. alison: there is an active investigation in paris after poachers broke into a zoo and killed an endangered rhino. the rhino was shot and then poachers sawed off its horn. serious: a mom is in trouble for letting her 10-year-old son drive. this happened in connecticut. this was found on facebook alive. that should not always post everything on social media. withn: 7 on your side consumer news tonight. starbucks is adding a new flavor to its morning coffee -- whiskey.

selling two new drinks with coffee beans aged in which he barrels. starbucks -- they are aged in whiskey barrels. whiskey at work? jonathan: it's just my coffee, that's all. do you have an annoying coworker? alison: google chrome wants to help. it is a new browser extension named "nope." if somebody comes to your desk and you don't want to talk, you hit the button and your phone will ring. jonathan: saved by the bell. that is a new analysis shows the safest car that you can pick as far as a cabbie goes is yellow. the study found yellow taxis were involved in

crashes than blue taxis. the conclusion is because yellow is more visible. alison: nike will start selling for muslimce hijab athletes, designed to be breathable for sports. it will be available for the spring season. jonathan: it is the countdown to march madness and the big ten tournament is happening in d.c. for the first time ever. alison: the verizon center starts hosting games tomorrow, and as tom roussey reports, fans are pouring in. tom: jack johnson stopped by verizon center for tickets. he was born in michigan, big 10 country. >> it's tom: great to have the games here. ac. is not traditionally conference tournament town, but last year the acc came. now the big ten. pretty much all of these teams are from the midwest. that is th

men's basketball tournament they have ever had has either been in the state of illinois or the state of indiana. to explain why the tournament is now in d.c., they got a new member a few years ago that's local. i knew it was coming, just did not know when. tom: businesses like the green turtle are expecting big crowds. the acc tournament brought in $24 million in spending. the big ten is expected to bring in more, $33 million. >> nothing against the acc, but this is much different. they are diehards. steve: all right, let's talk about the weather. arrives.ntil spring

you, the temperatures outside right now, we are in the 50's. we will stay that way the next few hours. where it is raining right now, cumberland 46 degrees. satellite and radar, and sort of in between the areas of rain. the first one moving across the delmarva will have no impact on the d.c. metro, but to the west, embedded line of thunderstorms that will move our way in the early morning hours. through the overnight, they should arrive across the d.c. a.m. a little after 3 not expecting anything severe, but you may find heavier rain briefly. once that leaves, things will improve dramatically. the futurecast, everything is really lining up well on this. 11:00 p.m., this rain moving off to the east. here is the line to the west.

metro, fairfax, loudoun county, upper montgomery county. that moves off to the east and the skies quickly clear. unless you are getting up really you willthe morning, see the rain. 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., the skies will be mostly sunny. grab the sunglasses. 25 wind will pick up, 20 to miles per hour, a chilly start to the day. then we warm up nicely, daytime highs eventually into the 60's. tonight, mild considering the time of year, 46 to 52. acrossowers end by dawn the much of the area, the exception southern maryland. tomorrow morning, 50 degrees college park in the district, 49 degrees bethesda. theing at highs tomorrow in middle to upper 60's. lots of sunshine midday into the afternoon. then a cold frontn

that opens up the floodgates for the really cold air. you have probably heard about chances of snow. the best chances south and west of d.c. right now. the d.c. metro area, we are percent risk.10 upper 60's wednesday and thursday. daylight savings time goes into effect early sunday morning. ahead one hour, meaning we lose an hour of sleep, but sunset will be after 7 p.m. next week, middle to upper 50's. jonathan: steve, thanks. if you like motocross, check this out. alison: no, that cannot be real. jonathan: the motorcyclist jumped an active freeway. not everybody was enthused. california highway patrol frowns on this. he could fix charges of trespassing

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shoes: it's hard to find when you are seven foot eight inches. this 19-year-old from michigan has a syndrome where he simply does not stop growing and his feet are size 28. jonathan: a new digital creation process helped break the world's largest 3-d shoes. that she was the size of his mother.

summer, and it will be the first sandals he has owned in years. alison: i hope that makes his life easier. jonathan: and they did it with a 3-d printer. erin: imagine how easy it would be for him to dunk. jonathan: just stand by the basket. erin: the stars of the wizards west coast trip, looking like a roller coaster ride in phoenix tonight.

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player in nba history to score 30,000 points tonight. he was mobbed by his teammates and the game was stopped in the second quarter as fans gave the 38-year-old german a standing ovation. he joins karl malone and kobe inant as the only players nba history to score 30,000 points while playing for one franchise. a chance to win the competition for the second straight year, france jumping on them early. they scored two goals in the first nine minutes. the u.s. cannot come back. days with jackson's the redskins could be number. several teams are interested in that's bd wide receiver. several teams are intes

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alison: another warm day today. steve: 71 degrees was the high today. tomorrow we will be on the upper 60's, same on thursday, a little breezy. tomorrow, you may want to take your allergy medicine. the good news is with this forecast is way cool down over the weekend, 40 saturday, 38 sunday, which will help push the pollen down a little bit. snow, but ite of is really limited. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. alison: have a great night.

from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- jessica alba. comedian doug benson. and music from leann rimes. and now, first things first -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, thank you. welcome to the show. welcome, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the program. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. we have more to get to than we could possibly shove into one show. i hate to bring anybody down but i have a little pin to put in our collective balloon.