this is fox5 local news at 10.1. right now at 10, a huge protestt hundreds of thousands of people crowd the national mall for the women's march. and president trump gets toto work, a visit to the cia on the agenda for his first full day in office. his message to the intelligencel

tonight, i'm lauren demarco thaa a i'm matt ackland. we begin with the protest that took over the national mallall today and even filledan pennsylvania avenue.d aven hundreds of thousands of peoplef showed up for the women's march on washington.wash the crowd was bigger than organizers expected and included plenty of actors, musicians and activists. organizers even had to change their plans to march to the t white house because there were too am people to fit along the original route. fox5 a's lindsay watts icily tonight. unlike yesterday's protest, it appears everything was pieceful today. >> matt and lauren, is thathat really good new, the fact thatat this was so pieceful, considering the sheer number of people involved is really remarkable. estimates that half a million people participated in the women's march here in d.c. and we're in mcphearson squarequar fright now which has turned into a shrine to this mo

people have left their signsei behind here.e. one of several places in thehe city a that we're seeing this tonight. people are coming here to read t all the messages. i think there is a lot of reflection both here and elsewhere about what this marchc what the protests today areay a going to mean for the future. our lives are not up for grabs. people put down their protest signs after making history atstr one of the biggestgest demonstrations in recent times.. i'm hoping that it will empower people. here's just part of the crowd. so many people, they filled up the route they were supposed to be marching on, a slew of famous faces in attendance. it seems as though we had all slipped into a false sense of comfort, that justice wouldld prevail and that good would win in the end. that's our house. that's our house. after the rally, protestors fanned out

their many chants and signsand showing the array of issues this was about. we've been in a place before ine this country where unacceptable behavior has been ignored.nore we cannot ever go back there.er. trump supporters wereer documenting this, too. the only word is ridiculous. i think it's uncalled for. but others say they support both our 45th president and the march on washington he inspired. i believe in all of this, ithis think it's accurate.accu i mean we do need rights for women and everything andd equality and everything, butever this right here, i mean it's wonderful to see. i'm walking down the street now. i love this empower presidentow ander everything.ry i don't like the fact that it turned into an anti trump rally because this is supposed to be a women's rally. which signs left hyped and marchers heading home, thehome question now is whatco

my body my choice. will this energy continue. >> we're going to make sure thae it does. if if it's just us three that make it happen, we're going to g make it happen. >> i thought i was alone. i feel the main message for today is that this is the start of a huge movement.ovem this empowered me and i know i'll bring this back to my friend's in rochester to get active and race your voice.yo even late tonight we're still seeing people. you can see a gentleman over here who looks like he's come to lay down his sign. the streets right now are pretty quiet.qu we are still seeing just some pockets of protesting. we saw some movements from people in the streets perhaps ah half an hour ago. overall this has really come to an end. there were marches all across the cotry and beyond.ond. we saw women and people marchinc on all seven continents. se this one in d.c. was the

largest. we're live tonight, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > there were also sister marches showing solitary in cities a cross the country. this is new york city.ty. there were marches in chicago.ch tens of thousands of people marched in grant park.pa they had to cancel a portion of that event because the streets were filled with people. the protests reached severalra cities oversees. this is a look at demonstrator in london.ondo they marched past the american embassy there.em president trump is wasting no time winning over thethe intelligence community over weeks of interference in russian interference in the election, the president said he had their backs. >>reporter: it was partly an aaccept to change the attemptttm from the mass protests acrossros the nation, but it also anlso indication a that the trump administration plans to push back over false

reporting that they don't particular lie like. sean spicer going off on theth media that trump had removed the mlk from the oval house and that trim's crowd was far smaller sm than that of president obama in 2009. >> this was the audience to evee witness an inauguration period both in person and around the globe. these attempts to lessen the attempts of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. and >> and it was a theme that carried over to president trump's visit to the cia today. he may have freuded with the top leaders, but today president donald trump received a standing ovation, right back at you as he praised the women on the front line. i believe that this group is going to be one of the most important groups in this country toward making us safe, toward

his praise stood in sharp contrast to statements he made earlier in the campaign where he appeared to call into question the quality of american intelligence. ame president blamed the media for thated perception.perc i many with you a thousand percent. and they sort of made it soundsn like i had a freud with the intelligence community and ience just want to let you know thew reason you're number one stop is exactly the opposite. i love you, i respect you. his disduane for the media took the president through a sharptive i. president trump litigated media reports that the crowd count fo his inauguration, mr. trumption claimed it was 1.5 million mil although photos show a maller crowd and that president obamaba drew a 1.8 million.8 mi > we had 250,000 peoplepeop literally around in the littlelt bowl that

that was 2,350,000 people. the rest of the 20-block area all the what way back to the washington monument was packed so we caught them and we caught them in a beauty. i think they're going to pay a big price. it may be that president trump may not have a lot of time for such arguments when he gets dowh to business. he has a legislative agenda when issue prime minister theresa may comes calling at the white house. > turning to the forecast now. here's a live look outside, the stars moving along there. today was pretty warm for latete january, but it has been overcast, dreary and you may you even be seeing some light rainin tonight.to gwen is enjoying a little bit of time off and we're happy to have gary with us. >> good to be here. > foggy, basically., that picture we just showed, that live peck tour that was inn town,

bad, but the dense fog advisory has been issued and really righh now the dense fog advisory has been issued pretty north of the metro area, basically northern s maryland all the way up into pennsylvania. here, there,ou counties that are in gray andn that is going to extend all the way up through eastern sectionst of pennsylvania.of all of jersey and long islandisa under this dense fog advisory this evening, it goes through overnight and into tomorrowmorr morning. the air is kind of still and there's nothing to move it along so for the most part it looks like we have a big cloud on the ground and that's creating fog. there's washington county, that's where hagerstown is.is and then you get back out towards alleghany county andand morgan county, too. it also includes frederickderi county, over to carroll county and then baltimore, hartford county and then over to annever arrundel county. there's some talk at the weather service that they may need toed extend this more to the south and to the southwest and it may include the metro area and d.c. as well to give

where visibilities are rightht now. dulles is down to ate of ann mile. here in city again not too big at five miles per hour.ur. i mean at five miles in visibility and then you see manassas and culpeper.culp outside of town the visibilities are really getting pretty low. i think this dense fog will be in place most of the overnight. guys it won't surprise me if this advisory gets extend a little bit to the south and to the southwest. i'll keep an eye on that. coming up in just a few minutes. we're talking about rain.abou we're going to get some rain tonight and then a lot more rair coming our way. probably tuesday before we see the sun coming out again.agai so prepare for that.that more forecast details coming up. > thanks so much.> t surveillance video showing ash group stealing design jeans and more from westfield montgomery mall. police are hoping someone recognize he t■=he people in the video. fox5's teisha

here.. >>reporter: here's the video police are pushing: her acrossl media. it shows three men and two women piling true religion jeans intos garbage bag. it happens on thursday, january 5 just two hours beforee the westfield montgomery mall closed. did you think mall security was enough. >> until now i did. police say the group stole $12,000 worth of clothing.othi it's obvious this was a coordinated effort. police say one employee was assaulted by one of the suspecte as she left through a loading dock door. as the video shows the group wap in and out of the true religionr store in less than a minute and likely escaped in one of these exits before taking off about a mile from the interstate. i don't believe it. montgomery mall? i

to this mall all the time. i never had a problem. if you recognize the crooks, call police. you can remain anonymous and could be eligible for a $10,0001 cash reward.ew teisha lewis, fox a 5 local news. > not even wearing a mask or anything to cover their identity >> unbelievable the boldness. usually in these cases peopleple get recognized. the videos are good these days,s too. > you should be able to pinpoint the people if you knowu who they are. >> hopefully. 10, a deadlyome at tornado rips through hat iceberg, mississippi.iceb whater we're learning tonight fi the victims. the latest on the clean up and recovery efforts. >> the cost of raising a child. how several different studieser are attempting to pinpoint the price tag. .

> we have an update tonight on theupda health of former presidt george h bush and his wife barbara. doctors say both continue to show improvement. mr. bush was admitted to houston methodist hospital a week ago after having breathing problems. doctors determined he hader pneumonia and inserted a breathing tube.br a tube was removed yesterday and the former president is reportedly on the mend.nd mrs. bush is recovering from bronchitis and could leave the hospital tomorrow.orro developing tonight, russia's foreign minister says that thee upcoming piece talks should help th situatery and government and rebels make direct contact. they believe representatives from the opposition group should be included in the talks. meanwhile, the state department says the trump administration a will not send a delegate to next week's piece talks because of the immediate demand of the tr

the obama administration had nod been invited. search crews in italy are working around the clock hoping to find more survivors from thursday's avalanche that buried a hotel.te so far they have pulled ninelled people alive.. 23 people are still missing.ng. a series of earthquakes triggered the avalanche andanch they're worryied another onei could strike. a deadly tornado hit overnight in mississippi.si the storm damaged a lot of buildings and homes.and we get the latest now from fox's will i james in man. >>reporter: res ripped from homes and churches and trees pulled from the ground after a deadly tornado hit southern mississippi.miss it blue through downtown hads, mississippi. weird the way god does things. you never really see it coming.g

after it's happened. i think there was some sort of purpose for this. the twistier was part of a wall of stormy weather travelingve across the region bringing with it rain and unstable conditionso sheet metal was strewn every where. at least three churches in the area have sustained some type of damage. we got a call from my brother at 5:30, the church had beenn destroyed again, for the secondd time in three due to tornadoes. next month would be one year that we had the previous tornado hit n.a.d.e. open the thea.d. community banning together as theye.bannin assess the damage n the lives lost. when i came on the site this morning, it brought tiers to my eyes, literally brought tiers to my eyes. we've been working. you see this community how they

the national weather service wea says three to five inches of rain have fallen in the affected area and more is likely to come raising the risk of flooding as relief efforts continue. in hads burg, mississippi, fox news. > three times hit tht church.c. let's take it outside locally and get a check on the forecasta tonight.toni here's a live look, although it was overcast today, it wasn't so cold out there.. that's been the good thing, especially with the inauguratior and the march and the eventss today.toda gary mcgrady here tonight.ght. what can we expect for sunday?da >> i'll tell you what, it does t look like it's going to be a lot like today, maybe a little bit warmer. we managed up to 50-degrees-d today, which is above normal.l. what's more shocking about that it was 50-degrees with completec cloud cover, no sunshine at all and it was still well above moral a. i want to revisit the tornadoes down into mississippi last night where they had nine reports of tornads.

they were spread out over a few states.es today they had 20 reports of tornadoes down through there. you can see right now coming out of parts of arkansas, northern louisiana again tonight through mississippi over into alabama am most of the reports from the tornadoes today have been cominb out ofe georgia, but that was earlier severe weather. so we're getting another round popping up again tonight. aga a lot of tornado watches in the deep south,, what's called a moderate risk of severe weather. another dangerous night for the deep involvement all part of tho storm system that is going to be getting here starting tomorrow evening. it will bring a lot of rainra tomorrow night into monday anddy will become a about it of a noreaster and heads up the coast. no snow, though, not with this noreaster, but it does look like we'll get a lot of rain.. i'll say this, one of the models is suggesting that there will bl some snow back to the west and northwest of us. i don't think it

northern western areas with thia one. it'sis going to be too terriblyy warm. we will get a lot of rain.in. the full forecast comes up in u just a about it. how much are we going to get? an unjanuary like forecast.ast. it's a lot to talk about.. i might beg for extra time t. i'll come up earlier and we'll figure it out. > ill chapo goes before a judge in new york city. the in familiar must drug kinguk pin is known for his escapes from prison. what prosecutors are sayingying about him here in the states.

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> what keep guzman betterke nonnasal chapo was arraigned in aeppo was brooklyn, new york ye. the drug kingpin was extradited to face charges on money laundering, kidnapping and murder.

fox5's consider and mchugh hasd more from the courtroom. >>reporter: ill chapo facing a 17 county indictment on drug trafficking from 1989 to 2014. he's linked to more than 7,000-tons of cocaine ceased ind the united states.tes. four of those tons ceased in the district he's facing charges in. today marks a milestone in our pure p sue theiwr of chapo gauze man.ma they're finally bringing the most notoriously drug king to just is t. he spent years on the run before being captured a year ago. the allegations in the indictment make clear that over the course of decades, gauze man destructive and murder russ lives abs an narcotics trafficker is kin to that of a small cancerous tumor. during the hearing he pled not e got. i haven't seen any evidence that indicates to me any that mr. gun has done anything

we look forward to addressing these allegations in a courtroom under the rules of law. that will consider whether mr. gauze man was extradited appropriately to this district. the us had to assure the mexican government that it would not seek the death penalty for mr. chap on. he's known for a life of crime, violence and destruction and now he's have to answer that. gauze man faces life in a us prison if convicted.vict in new york, karen mchugh, fox news. > up next, something that you know a lot about, the rising cost of raising a child. >> that's the unfortunate part.t we're going to break down the numbers from several new studies about just how much parentsts shell out. .

> this is fox5 local news at 10. back now with a check on some of our top stories tonight. up first, president trump's first full day in office after r prayer service at the national cathedral, the president visited the cia headquarters to meet with members of the intelligence committee. he told intelligence officials i amigen so behind you and blamedy suggestion of a freud with the intelligence community on the media.dia. crowds packed into the district today forto the women's march on washington, the event drawing many more people than organizers were expecting. it was so packed organizers hadi to change up the original routel for the actual march. fox5's paul wagner shows us some of the sites and sounds of the day. and this and this and

this.is. waves of pieceful protestors coming together as one. we're here to support the women's movement and also to support equal rights for all. my kids decided that they wanted us to come out and support this cause. we had to go all the way out to tacoma station to come down. we had to go out to come down.. this is awesome.me. clever. that's what some of the signsns were. and funny, too. everything on this list is him.m the number of people who came to protest overwhelmed the mall and the streets around and across it. take a look at this, pennsylvania avenue wasn't even on the original route. it's packed as far as the eye can see. s to get close it's very hard andd the amount of people here ande the energy is just incredible. as one woman put it,

what protesting is supposed to look like. , calm, courteous, civil. paul wagner, fox5 local news. > several places in thein district are lending a helpingig hand to the major crowds in town for both the inauguration andurt the women's march on washington. about 130 restaurants, bars and coffee shops came up with a campaign for the inaugeral weekend called all in service d.c. they are celebrating diversity by giving back to organizationso that so it community. so ifat so you eat or drink ate of these places through tomorroh some of the money that you spend will then be donated to organizations including d.c. central kitchen, the whitman walker clinic, planned parent. each business has selected a fund to contribute to. actually some of us weren't too excited about what was going to be happening with the inauguration, but we know it's an opportunity to serve the city and also to really

everyone who felt similarly. for us, it's just a way to really do what we do and kind ok double down on what we're givine in the process. > the restaurant group behind g trust coffee house is also asking for donations. i talked to several trump supporters at the inauguration. they kept saying the city is beautiful and everyone is so nice. it's really nice to have visitors come in. it's an exciting time. the weather was not that bad when you compare it to some otherto inaugurations.gura >> everybody that didn't belonga here, gett out. >> i'm just joking. > we like. you know what, i'm off on monday and tuesday next week. by wednesday certainly it will be back. >> it will be gone. > stay as long as you want

you said something and i cut you off. >> i said it was nicer yesterday than it was at past inaugerals. >> 2009. gloomy and 50 is better thann anything blow position.po >> editorializing there.rial you probably don't care. accuweather forecast time.e. it's a little gloomy in the city tonight. there's some fog, still some misand some drizzle too. we have the dense in effect,fect too. i showed this earlier and my thinking is it will get expanded to the south and southwest over time. the weather service is completely monitoring all thee visibilities out there. they will make the decisions, not me.t i was saying what they werey w talking about. they think they may have to do that. i'm not putting words in their mouth. the fog conditions, the lowest advice bits are just to the southwest of us and then back out to the west of us.. dulles is do

mile visibility. that's quite low. gaithersburg is a quarter of a mile. so right now at least in our region where the dense fog advisory is not is where the lowest visibilities are because the dense fog advisory is in effect for baltimore.imor they're one, which isn't great but it's better than eighth of a mile for dulles.s. again, i think it will probablyw be expanded down to the southwest.uthw there's some rain coming up andu i think they're just waiting to see if that rain will actuallyly help to lift some of the fog which it does at times.s. they're probably waiting to get some showers in here and see what happens. gaithersburg is 46. showers tomorrow.rrow we're going to have some drizzle and some fog and overcast conditions and the showers wills arrive again in the afternoon. tomorrow night and then mondayn especially it's going to be reee rainy around here. monday morning's compute iss co going to be a washout, just so you know because this intense storm is going to be moving by. 53 tomorrow. this is a temperature trend, tuesday

look at wednesday, do you have plans because i think it's going to be beautiful and 59-degrees. actually thursday is going to be up into the mid 50s as well. prably a little cooler in the evening as some colder air comes down on friday. look at all the actions on the deep south here. a lot of severe weather. they've had 20 reports of tornadoes already today.y. yesterday they had nine reportss of tornado hit n.a.d.e. owes. we just told the story of the tornado down in harrisburg, mississippi. as it gets cranked up, a lot of jet storm energy is coming through. for us it's rain dodge up. this rain will get d.c. to the south overnight tonight. it will pass by during the overnight and then we'll be left with some showers overnight just briefly before more rain comes in in the afternoon.noon we're dry, but you start gettini to the south already got to showers coming up.comi that will c

little closer to us. tonight's lowe's 48.s we're not going to cool off if we do. steady temperatures overnightrng tonight. showers will help to lift the fog a little bit but we'll still have the dense fog advisory in place until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning.rnin fog early drizzle. showers by noontime, showers n coming in, goetson a little hear tomorrow night. temperature only gets up into the lower 50s. again, once that rain startsts tomorrow night it will stick w around for mosilt of monday andd into monday night. seven day forecast looks like this, 53 tomorrow, so kind of bloom gloomy and gray and misty and showery.ery. 55 on monday, tuesday is 53. there's that really nice day mid week on wednesday, looks great, 59 degrees and then we'll startl to get a little colder towards c theold end of the week. next weekend is going to feel like january again. just warning you.

see you in a about it.bo when it comes to racial a child it's not cheap, is it. >> no, it is not, but there aret several studies out on just howt much parents spend and they come up with different numbers. fox's ashley webster takes a look. >>reporter: the cost of raising a child adds up. a recent study by the governmene estimates that the cost of raising a child from birth through age 17 is about the same as buying a fer area i, right around $233,000.000. the department of agriculturento says that's the average for a middle income couple with two children. the survey found that the average cost of raising a newborn through the first yearr of life was over $12,000, but a different survey by bank rate shows most americans guessed almost that. a little bit removed from that cost of care giving for a ebb what.what young millenials 18 to 25 month hey not have started a family yet and you

generations seniors, even though they not have raised a child ind the past it's been a long time.. you ask people what are the costs to race a child they'reld going to take into account thatn people are going to buy stuff tf their kids that they don't need to stay alive, things like toys. who is right about the ultimatee cost of raising a baby. >> americans are taking a broader cost and the usda. most people who put a child through college will tell you the costs start well before 18. >> loss of income and unpaidid family leave also tie in. if you're taking a broad view ow the cost of raising a child,chil you're not just saying well, it goes beyond die perks it goes to basically a family's entire income stream then you're going to get closer to that figure that americans saying. for those considerin

family planning those first year costs is essential. in new york, ashley webster. >> you have a child and i can get a fer area i. >> wow. and i'll be really lonely latere >> you can borrow bryce she'll come over to your house. what do you mean they don't need toys. >> no, they say the jar with marbles, pots and pans. > our stage direct o, you're a bad dad. still to come tonight at 10, rating your food with emojies. one city turning to emojies for restaurant ratings. we're going to take a look at their system coming up.

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we begin with the protests that took over the national mallal today. hundreds of thousands of peopleu showed usap for the women's marh on washington. the crowd was bigger than organizers expected and included plenty of actors, musician s and activists who spoke to the crowd. organizers even had to change plans for their march to the the white house becauseir you there were too am people to fit along the original route. fox5's lindsay watts is live with more tonight on this. >>reporter: matt and lauren, i think what stands out the mostt about this protest today is that it was pieceful, especially remarkable considering the sheee number of people we saw today.. estimates are half a million people took to the streets of d.c.d.c. we're here in mcphearson square which has become a sign graveyard.gr somebody walking by called it a collage.coll you can see people leaving theii protest signs, gathering to take pictures and read the many