latest battle in the debate over sanctuary cities. kevin: 18-year-old mario granados-alvarado stole gun and ammo and brought one of the guns an ar-15 assault rifle. they arrested the teen who i.c.e. learned entered illegally from el salvador. last sunday granados-alvarado was booked at the montgomery county jail in boyd. by tuesday i.c.e. sent an immigration detainer. but on wednesday jailers let the accused felon go without contacting i.c.e. today the federal agency blasted montgomery county in a press release says we do not tolerate releasing people back in the street. >> i think i.c.e. is within their rights to try to work

>> they probably turned him over since he is illegal immigrant. could have harmed students. >> today we contacted montgomery county jail. so far, no response. for granados-alvarado, i.c.e. managed to locate him. he is in their custody and likely to be deported. michelle: protest in texas after that state's governor signed a bill banning sanctuary cities. the law allows the police to question citizenship of anyone they stop. the local officials fail to cooperate with the federal immigration authorities face fines and charges. several police departments oppose the law saying it makes officer's jobs harder. jonathan: today the fourth u.s. c

heard arguments on the revised travel ban. they put part of the executive order on hold. >> is there anything other than willful blindness to get behind the statement? >> he made clear he is not talking about muslims all over world. jonathan: today's hearing was not related to a similar order in hawaii that also put the ban on hold. the travel ban seeks to ban entry from six muslim many jarty countries. michelle: graffiti found sunday. school officials strongly condemn the act of hate. the campus police are investigating the incident. increasing the patrols. jonathan: oval office warning ignored and the fiasco involving michael flynn in the latest twist as a critical witness helps congress peel back the layers behind russia meddling in the presidential election. brianne carter in the new

white house firing back on this one. brianne: already today. the president tweeting, president press secretary speaking about this. before the hearing was underway. the hearing just wrapped up. lasting more than three hours. sally yates told the senate committee she warned that the national security adviser could be black haled. he was said to mislead bosses about the contact with the russian ambassador. yates said she had two meeting and a phone call to raise concerns in january. yates said she gave the white house information on flynn so they could take action. >> statements by other high-ranking officials about general flynn's conduct we knew to be untrue. >> the senator today saying the information on flynn only came to light because of a story leaked to the "washington post." both yates and the former director

intelligence clapper said they were not responsible for the leaks. this is happening at the same time earlier today where the president obama reportedly warned president trump about the hiring flynn. michelle: thank you. crime alert in arlington. police look for many man who posed as a maintenance worker to get inside an apartment and assaulting her. this happened sunday at the at it trium condo complex -- atrium condo complex. some were suspicious and they called the front desk who called 911 but one woman opened her door. the suspect forced his way inside physically and sexually assaulting the woman. mayor bowser wrapped up a safety walk. joined by the police chief peter newsham. they spoke with residents about their concerns about crime. the mayor used event to highlight reduction in homicide, robbery and other violent crime. jonathan: "7 on your side" health update.

three people in d.c. tested positive for zika after taking the test and coming back negative. months ago it was determined that human error created the wrong test results. a man and two women, one was pregnant tested positive in the retest. no word on the conditions now. michelle: a moment of joy turns to terror in a heartbeat. but the little girl says she is glad it waser. jonathan: race to help police officers. we show you how it turns out next. doug: you think it was chilly the afternoon? wait until tonight. we have frost advisory and freeze warnings in effect. we will see if there is any warmth out there to find still in the forecast at "abc7 news at 6:00".

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. michelle: take a look at this. a car slams in a miami dunkin' donuts sending customers tumbling out of the way. you can see the taillights by the back door. six people were hurt. one seriously. surprisingly similar scene in illinois. this time a van that was parked in the middle of the mcdonald's. we are told a driver who had borrowed the van from a friend jumped out and ran after the crash. no one inside was

jonathan: cab driver is behind bars held without bond accused of taking passengers on a wild ride. it started when the cab went to drop off three women in woodbridge. after a fight over the fare the driver locked the doors and took off. they were inside. after ten minutes of this going on, one woman unlooked the door and jumped from the moving cab. police caught up to the driver a few blocks away. he is facing three counts of abduction. >> this is something we are all guilty of. middle of the night. make a raid on the fridge. it happens. a hern don man is accused of doing that in somebody else's house to somebody else's fridge. why? no clue. a woman woke up and found chase little poking through her fridge at 2:00 in the morning. he ran. police found him and arrested him. michelle: utah couple in jail after video showed the pair fighting in a hotel parking lot. caught in the middle on her hip is their 11

as the father takes the baby from the mother. she punches him in the face. at that point a relative then steps in and tries to break up this fight. moments later the mother violentedly grabs child back from his father. luckily child was not hurt. jonathan: caught on video, a race to help two tampa police officers in a fight for their lives. right here the arrest looked like it was going fine. it starts to turn violent. at first, officers had it under control. he tries to grab one of the guns. that is when a transit worker and other folks nearby jump in. put the guy in a head lock until he is eventually handcuffed. michelle: a solemn ceremony honors five police officers killed in the line of duty. they gathered to remember mark logsdon and patrick dailey. arlington county corporal harvey snook, prince george's county corporal jacai colson

officer ashley guindon. the event was part of national police week. jonathan: ahead for us at 6:00. caught on video. putting the fight in firefighters. the trial is about to get started over a turf war outside burning home. michelle: up next a kangaroo attacks a little girl caught on camera. but the brave little girl says she is glad for one thi

michelle: happening now d.c. firefighters rescue ducklings. this is video from moments ago on 12th an main avenue. you can see ducklings are free now. live picture. showing where they are brought -- we don't have the live picture but we have a crew there and they are allowing the ducks to go to safety to be out of the way for the evening rush. jonathan: well, frightening images from outside philadelphia. you see the bus. look closely. see the wiies? the phone pole fell on it. it covered the crash school bus. no students were on board. that is the good

the driver was not hurt but it did knock out power to a nearby middle school for some time. michelle: this is from alabama. this starts off innocent. a girl watching a kangaroo. suddenly the kangaroo grabs the child and ripped in her scalp. >> you blame yourself. why did i take her to the park that day? why did i take it to see the kangaroo? >> i'm just glad it got me instead of my baby sister because it would have hurt her worse. michelle: what a great big sister. the wound took 14 stitches to close. the family is asking the park to put up better barriers to prevent a repeat disaster. jonathan: scary. caught on video, fire fighting taking literally in maryland. a jury is ready to hear the case. firefighter that is accused of brawling outside a burning home. at issue who would get to the fire or put out the fire first? volunteers arrived first. they are

back the career firefighters in lanham in 2015. trial begins in the morning. >> the fire truck used as a barricade. that is the centerpiece of a bizarre land dispute between volunteer firefighters. this centers around strip of land and squatters' rights. brad: it's been a tense scene all day. fence crew digging post holes. lawyer clutching a permit. firefighters parking trucks in the way and calling the police to try to stop the fence building which they say will prevent the branchville volunteer firefighters from macking turn out of the fire house to the street. take a look at the fire truck that is wedged up inches from where the fence is going in. over here the fire chief vehicle is about to be on the wrong side of the fence. >> yep. they will stay there.

>> it's the result of a long simmers dispute between the volunteer and the boss even base developer which owned the 2.3-acre lot along university boulevard since 198 o's on paper. branchville claim they have used the land for so long they now own it. >> nobody told us to leave the property. nobody told us we couldn't use the property ever. >> the case has a court date in october. fire company believes the fence should wait until at least then. several responding police officers call it a civil matter and rolled out. developer's lawyer declined comment other than to say they have a per it for a fence. construction of which will -- permit for a fence. construction of which will be completed even if in this case a fence doesn't make good neighbors. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan:

powerful video showing the rescue of symbol of america. a bald eagle hit by a car. a man jumped out and pulled bird to safety. they stayed with the raptor until the wildlife sanctuary came to help rescue the bird. michelle: another rescue on video. rescue crews that are saving baby ducks ducks from a storm dn in nashville. you could hear them quack appreciation. they were turned back over to their mom for safekeeping. that time of year. jonathan: it is. keeping with the animal rescue mode. that is a huge mud pit. those are two members of the anne arundel county. firefighters. they were out there and they had two deer to somehow get out of the mud. if they didn't get to them the deer were dead. they took a couple of hours. the bucks, they got to them and they tied ropes around them. they attached the a.t.v. and they pulled the deer one at a time o

them. two and a half hours, they got them both. >> great work. jonathan: we talk about the ducks and the geese. that time of year. they are not thinking of traffic. other things on their mind. give them patience. they just wonder in the road now. other things going on. doug: it makes it challenging sometimes. especially when it's getting toward sunset. michelle: we need a nice long dry stretch to help out the grounds that are saturated. doug: monday, tuesday, wednesday until thursday afternoon that is dry. jonathan: then we get wet again. michelle: just in time for the weekend again. doug: showers will be back in the forecast thursday, friday. look outside now at the capital wheel. fair weather clouds. they will dissipate quickly getting toward sunset. that is important if you are a sky watcher. this is a cool conjunction of the moon. this is high in the sky toward the southeast horizon. after sunset for to, 30 minutes after sun -- 20, 30 m

this is cool to see in the sky. skies should clear tonight. clear skies and very unseasonably cool high pressure overnight. we have this possibility in the morning from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. frost advisory. montgomery county, loudoun, fauquier, higher mountaineds to the west and the deeper mountained valleys to the west. freeze warning in effect for same time period. early morning 30's in many locations. 36 in winchester. oh at washington dulles. 4 in baltimore and joint base andrews. 39 in manassas. what we think in downtown washington. tomorrow in day is a good open house. nice free thing to do if you have time available between 2:00 and 4:30 in the afternoon at reagan national. this is the hurricane hunter. you can get up close and personal for what tracks into the hurricanes. they will fly

storm. the forecast is more accurate and saving property and most importantly saving lives. late week outlook is beautiful for wednesday. thursday and friday, rain heading our way. i don't think it's heavy, scattered showers. in the weekend, the temperatures will stay down. we look at the shower chances increase thursday. still around friday. into saturday. we think it will go to 30%. still a chance of showers. d.c. united on a cool evening play at r.f.k. watch it live on newschannel8. mother's day, slight chance of shower. general improvement. nice warmup thrown in for next week. back to you. michelle: thank you. caps and the wizards showed up. jonathan: they can win the series. robert: anything is possible. anything is possible. coming up, we will give you the equation. another wizard win over celtics is simple. win or go home for caps again

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robert: it's do or die for the caps. same situation last year. caps lost. pens would win the stanley cup. for the rest of the series caps have to

game of their lives. caps might win bench press or extra in the weight room. >> monday is a fun challenge. it's something to embrace. put our backs to the wall. you build up all year. the weight lifting. whatever it was to get to this spot. i expect good resolve. robert: in hoops stop isaiah thomas. they held him to 19 points. thomas didn't have his way around the rim, though. he didn't really enjoy the night sunday. was not happy with the reps. >> the reps were allowing them to hold and grab. do all the things. especially in the third quarter i hit the

i can't allowed to be held and grabbed every pindown, every screen. i don't shoot one free-throw. robert: wow. o's and gnats begin battle of the beltway. gonzalez on the mound for the nats. all i said was wow! jonathan: we are really feeling for you. robert: yeah. doug: chilly tonight. look at the frost advisory in the western suburbs and west of the mountains freeze warning overnight. warmup coming. receive will talk at 11:00 about the frosty start and look ahead to mother's day. forecast as well. >> frosty? my gosh. may. wow! "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. have a good night.

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tonight, breaking news. for the first time, former acting a.g. sally yates revealing how she warned the white house about former national security adviser michael flynn, saying he'd been compromised, and that he could be blackmailed by the russians. tonight, how she describes her meetings inside the trump white house. also breaking, police just holding a news conference in boston. two doctors engaged to be married, both found murdered. and new reporting tonight on what was found in their apartment. the college student who fell down the stairs. why did no one call for help for 12 hours? 18 frat brothers now facing charges and tonight, one of those students who was there comes forward. the headline just in. the serial sniper allegedly taking aim at drivers and at people in their front yards. what we've just learned.