this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. right now at 10:00, a limousine torched in an act of vandalism during the inauguration of president donald trump. we hear from the owner and driver. >>

the phone at a popular deli is ringing off the hook, not with orders. we'll tell you who callers are trying to reach and white white house is involved. now you see them. now you don't. two separate flash mob robbers in our area within a week. tonight, the search to find these criminals. we begin tonight with breaking news out of st. paul minnesota dramatic video of governor mark dayton collapsing while delivering the address, he speaking about 40 minutes when he began slurring and collapsed. he was a bathroom. his son tweeted i'm with my dad and he's doing he's doing great. >> he was poking fun of itself. the governor walked out of the

it is not clear why he collapsed. thanks for joins us us i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, for the first time we're hearing from a limo driver whose vehicles was set on fire on friday. happened while people rioted in the streets. marina marraco is live with more. marina? >> reporter: several blocks north of the secure zone right here just outside franklin square and you can see here, its business as usual. traffic flowing yet again, no evidence of what happened, just a few short days ago. several businesses just outside the secure zone including a star bucks an bank, store fronts smashed in by these vandal whose were can completely dressed in black, faces covered with masks to try and avoid being identified by law enforcement as they destroyed property along downtown dc but it was here underneath the offices of the washington post where

saw the most egregious of the acts. this individual is video is of several cars torched by these criminals, this guy as protesters they didn't first smashed the windows in the vehicles then tossed the flares into the car, which ultimately left the cars burning in the middle of the street. we spoke with a driver of a burned limousine. it's his first television interview. chose not to show his face or reveal identity because of the harassment he has faced while simply trying to do his job. >> then there was -- and there was an suv behind me, i opened the door. i said a small flame already on the carpet that i step on it. take the out. smash it on the floor and that's it. everybody in this country. has the

it's just put protesters just speak louder than normal. no one has a right to destroy private or public property. and has to be punished somehow. i don't know the laws. >> reporter: police pepper sprayed the crowd and as they walked back towards the him zone, it had been vandalized with the driver standing by. he says it was there that he was able to see these people without their masks because, of course, they were crying, they had pepper spray in their eyes and he said he looked them dead in their face and said you deserve it. he said before

sworn in as president, donald trump's personal assistant would personally request this man to be trump driver. he said he would come down to dc to do business at the old post office. now the hotel and he said that because president donald trump is so well versused in the service industry. he was incredibly respectful and generous when it came time to tipping. he said each and every time, mr. trump would go right into his pocket, grab the cash and hand it to this man. fox 5 local news marina marraco. about 90 minutes ago, the senate confirmed mike pompeo as cia director and vice president elect pence swore him in. president donald trump was hap he was not confirmed northern and blamed democrats for playing politics. the senate foreign relations committee approved rex tillerson to become the next secretary of state. it was a long

florida senator marco rubio voted for tillerson despite initially expressing reservations. president donald trump kick after you his first official day of business in the white house. by signing three executive orders, the orders fulfill some of trump campaign promises, one memorandum withdrawals the united states from the trans pacific partnership. it's a multi-later free trade agreement between the u.s. and 11 other countries. another reimposes the so-called mexico city policy blocks federal funned to go to international groups that perform abortion. freezes hiring for some federal government workers. sarah simmons joins us with what this means. >> reporter: president trump didn't waste any time putting pen to paper, signing a memorandum about something that

promises, which was cutting government spending and he plans on doing so at least partly through government jobs, putting a hiring freeze on government jobs. the parade was at mant today in the oval office signing that memorandum that military personnel, he said, will be exempt's from the hiring freeze. this is not unheard of. this directive is similar to one that president george w bush signed at the start of his administration in 2001. there are still questions as to how this will play out in the next few months. the office of management and budget has decisions to make. >> within 90 days, the office of management and budget. the budgetary arm of the white house has to come up with a plan a long-term plan for all how it would like to cut the federal workplace through attrition. if you're a federal employee working in a job, this shouldn't affect your

cetera. it also says that agencies can look at possible exemptions, they're going to have to go through a process in order to do that, particularly if they need those people for a specific mission need. >> reporter: positions for like national security and public and healthy and safety could be exempted. but it's unclear right now if that means civilians at the department of defense would be exempted from this, this is something we understand lawyers are looking at in this directive at this point. critics say that in the long run, this will eventually cost the taxpayers more money. the federal employees union coming out and saying this will only force the government to have to hire contract workers which are more expensive to do work that federal employees can do for far less. that's the latest here at the white house, sarah simmons fox 5 local news.

the weather. have you spent any time outside it's been wet and windy, caused problems across our region. check out what happened at this house in an dale. a tree fell on the home this afternoon. part of the home is used as a day care center, luckily, no one was hurt when the tree fell. i want to check in with sue to find out what we can expect for the rest of the night. >> hi there, tony and shawn, the winds were crazy and we had a lot of rain as you well know. winds will be gusty tomorrow, maybe not up to 45 and 50 like today, keep an eye on the trees, some may be coming down and branchs will be loose. as for what we can expect the rest of tonight, we still have a few light showers mixed with snow off to the west. it's not a lot. this is mostly very light or drizzle. we're also keeping a close eye on temperatures. you can see that this bands are spiralling to our area in response to this nor'easter off the coast that brought us the heavy rain and the strong winds earlier. still blustery out there. storm is still trying to

its way up the coast and we have a little bit of moisture that tries to redevelop. we're going to keep light showers even mixed with snow in the forecast for next few hours for the morning i think it will mainly just be a little bit of drizzle. our low will slowly pull away overnight we've got to keep some moisture in and also got to tell you that at least one of our in-house models wants to continue to try to spread a little bit of light snow through the area. although for the most part, here's good news, temperatures will be above freezing tonight. that's not the case out to our north and west. weather weather advisory have been posted. those will go until 5:00. we've had a few spots, three four inches of snow, winchester you had about two 10:s of an inch. dulles had a trace of snow. don't be shocked if you see a little bit more tonight. when we get to tomorrow morning, it should be drizzle and by afternoon, i think we're finally going to see the sun feels like the

the sun. 40 in the district. you can see where we have a couple of trouble spots. winchester keep an eye fort icing later in a few slick spots here and there. as your temperature has been subtract 32 for many hours. we'll have another look at your forecast coming up at 10:30 and the seven-day forecast which has really warm temperatures on it tony, a little bit later. developing in alexandria, the search is on for a man who stole a car with a child inside. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon at a shopping center along king street. police say a woman left her car running while she was using the atm when man jumped into the driver's seat and drove off. they say he ditched the car when he realized a child was in the back seat. the child was not hurt. the man took off in another car that was apparently driven by an accomplice. tonight, investigators are looking at surveillance video trying to determine who the two men are. flash mob robberies targeted two local businesses within a week.

police say this is not the first time. a routine traffic stop turned into a close call for one police officer in northern virginia. tonight, the search is on to find people who opened fire we had to break, metro saw record numbers over the weekend. local charity is asking for out of counters to send in their smart trip cards. martha's table said they will give the unused fund to low income residents who rely on public transportation. riders can send their cards to martha's table. mailing address is on your screen right now. more information martha's table.org.

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tonight, fairfax county police are on the hunt for two suspects they believe tried to murder a police officer. it happened last night in great falls virginia. police say an officer was

someone inside the car shot at that officer. these are pictures of the damaged police car. you can see bullets hit the hood and the side panel. earlier police released two pictures of the suspect's car taken from the officer's dash camera. they hope someone recognizes it. >> i am pleading for help from the community. we have a great engaged community. we are the safety jurisdiction in the united states because of engaged community. and this is one particular time we in the police department need the help of our great community to bring these armed and dangerous suspects to justice >> the officer tried to chase after the car in question but it got away. unfortunately, police were unable to make out the license plate. if you have information, they ask you give them call. developing tonight in prince george's county, new sketches and details in what's become a nationwide effort to help identify the woman k

deadly shooting. she was murdered over a week ago in hillcrest heights. she was a black woman between 25 and 30. about five foot six and 125 ponds. she has several tattoos. detectives are still working to find a suspect or motive in the case. fox 5 in montgomery county a judge sentence add woman to life in prison for helping murder her husband's ex-wife. a jury conflicted her of teaming up with her husband to kill his ex-wife in 2013. a day before the court hearing she was found dead. surveillance cameras recorded her and her husband buying the murder wonderful prosecutors were happy with the sentence. >> we basically had a retrial of the first trial. that the basis upon which they credited, the basis upon which this trial was

predicated upon ms. coward's lies. if this case proves anything, it proves if you're willing to kill, you are willing to lie. and she is guilty of both. this matter should have never been tried a second time. we should have never been forced to do this a second time. it is a disgrace that the resources of the state had to be used to do this a second time. her husband was convicted of first-degree murder during the previous trial. howard county police need your help finding a man accused of robbing a bank in glen. this is a part of the man police are looking for. it was taken friday morning at the pnc bank. he walked in demanded cash and took off with the money. no one was hurt. police are offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest. have you ever had your phone number mistaken to someone else's >> that's exactly what's happening to a dc sandwich shop right now >> i think it was 50, 60 phone calls

>> coming up at 10:00, how these local business owners are dealing with phone calls that are meant for the trump administration. hear which dc leader was among the first group invited to meet with president trump at the white house. we'll be right back. ack.

we've reported on these before. flash mob style

>> police released surveillance video of one that happened at an exxon in georgetown. anjali hemphill is live with more. >> reporter: you may be familiar with this place. it's a well-known exxon gas station off the key bridge. also a popular spot for residents and tourists to stop and see the pharmacy score assist stairs next door. one week ago a group of teens showed up at the gas station to cause trouble and employees tell me it was not the first time. this is surveillance video release dad by dc police. in it shows several teens pull up to the gas station on bikes and enter the mall convenience store at once before 9:00 last monday night. you can see them push past employees. seconds later. the teens start grabbing stuff and run out without paying you see them take off on bicycles. an employee tells me hi

fifth time this kind of flash mob skyline robbery happened in the last three months. while no one was hurt. preponderance of this gas station we showed the video to were shocked at what they saw. >> seems like they're not stealing money. they're stealing snacks and things like that. i don't know why. it might be a for fun kind of a thing. it might be because we can. i got a lot of people say why do you do that? because you can before. so i don't know why -- that sucks for them, the people who work there, it's not their fault. it's their job. >> reporter: you may also remember earlier this month, montgomery county police released this surveillance video of a similar flash mob style robbery at the true religion store in westville montgomery mall in bethesda. a group of young people, male and female start filling empty garbage bags with clothes right off the shelves. the suspects then flee. not before one female suspect

police believe those teenagers got away with $12,000 worth of clothing. so far, no arrests have been made in any of these flash mob robbery cases. and at this point, it's unclear if any of them are related. that's the latest here in georgetown anjali hemphill, fox 5 local news. as we told you earlier, president trump had a busy day but actually hit the ground running over the weekend. dc's interim police chief peter newsham was part of the first group to be welcomed to the white house, he thanked law enforcement official whose provided security during the inauguration, secret service director james clan si and james comey also attended that weekend meeting. . developing tonight, an ethics watch dog group is suing president trump for violating the constitution by allowing his business to accept payments from foreign governments. the president claims he hassed handed over control of his global real estate and licensing to his two older sons

financial stake in the business while in the white house. trump said the lawsuit is quote without merit. after a rocky start. the white house press secretary sean spicer met with reporters. donald trump vowed to eliminate the terror group and said he'd work with other world leaders including vladimir putin to achieve that goal. >> i think if there's a way we can combat isis with any country, whether russia or anyone else and we have a shared national interest in that, sure, we'll take it. >> coalition forces are targeting isis in syria and iraqi despite the change in u.s. administration. defense ministry carried out the first ever joint air strike mission over syria with the u.s. led coalition fighting isis. called russia's claim propaganda and rubbish. it does have communications with russia to prevent incidents in the skies over

however, officials insist the u.s. has no deeper coordination with the russians. as you can imagine, the white house receives countless calls every day from citizens. voicing their opinion. >> instead of the white house, one simple mistake has people calling a local deli. the story next at 10:00. the popular brewing company recalling its beer because glass could be in the beverage. >> we all know secondhand smoke is bad. it can be bad for your pets. a veterinarian said the pets are at risk from the residue that gets on skin carpets, pets can breathe in and ingest it by grooming themselves. pets that live in homes where people smoke more than a half a pack a day have a triple risk of developing lymphoma. we'll be right back.

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at tonight's top stories, we begin in the district where limousine was torched by vandals on inauguration day. marina marraco spoke with the limo driver and joins us live. >> reporter: tony, there was 230 arrests made right here on the street. along franklin square and the protesters now facing rioting charges. this is the video from that scene. you see evidence of the riot several cars torched by the vandals. tonight we spoke with the drivers of one of those cars, he says those responsible deserve to face the consequences. rioting in dc is punishable by up to ten years behind bars. sarah? . president trump signing a memorandum to forcing a hiring freeze for some federal government workers. the freeze actually does not apply to military personnel. the president, a frequent critic of the size of the federal government reports on

a you union says this will force agents to hire more expensive contractors to do work than civilian government employees do for far less. frightening moments for a woman in alexandria. someone stole her car with her child inside. it happened this afternoon along king street, the man ditched the car when he realized the child was in the back seat. he then took off in another vehicle. child is safe and sound. police are searching for the suspect. what a nasty monday. i'm showing you some wind gusts we had including 47 miles an hour at reagan national, dulles 45, columbia maryland getting a gust of 46 miles an hour. it's a little bit breezy out there but all wind advisories have been cancelled. and the worse of the wind seems to be east of 95, but you know what? breezes are going to be back with us tomorrow. that's because our nor'easter is still going to be working its way up the coast and we'll still have a pretty good pressure gradient

gust between 20 and 30 miles an hour tomorrow, which is a lot better than the 40 and 50 that we had today. still that's quite noticeable. >> let's watch some suburban areas, most places will stay above freezing. but there will be a few close to 30 and continued drizzle i'm worried we might see patchy icing here there and. after school, it will be great to see the sunshine 44 to 53, even if the breezy continues that sun will go a lot of good to lift spirits. new at 10:00, phones at a dc deli won't stop ringing. callers aren't looking for sandwiches. they want to leave a message for president trump. >> fox 5 lindsey watts has more on the phone mix-up. >> reporter: here in dupont circle, it's a popular spot among locals. all of a sudden, this place is hearing from people from all across the country. the phone number here is

one digit off from one of the phone lines right here. specifically, the white house comment line. there's lots of options but lately >> regarding the proposed nomination for secretary of education. >> reporter: have nothing to do with the food >> we started noticing that there were all these different area codes. which honestly is not, that unusual, because of so many people that are here from other places, here, 818, it says california. can i help you? were you trying to reach the white house? hello? they hung up. said they had the wrong number >> co owner arlene wagner said in one day they gotten 50 to 60 calls from people trying to reach the white house comment line. started as soon as they opened >> they wanted to speak to the wh

house. then kept coming in and sometimes it will be both lines >> we could sporadically get calls during the obama administration. but nothing like this. >> reporter: part of the problem, the wrong number shared on social media recently. and the white house comment line gotten extra attention because currently you can't leave a message there >> we were concerned about the comment line went down at the white house. >> reporter: one caller was trying to text it out. two others who called were concerned about the repeal of the affordable care act. >> she has a friend that has pancreatic cancer and they're really concerned about whether or not they're going to be able to get treatment. >> reporter: as wagner and her crew cleaned up for the night, they were ready to leave the phone behind. >> while they couldn't connect callers to the president, >> no, it's ok. if you're ever in dc come visit the restaurant. >> reporter: they hope maybe they could at least make them a sandwich >> if you're in dc, come

us. >> reporter: as far as that white house comment line, this is what you'll hear if you call it. >> the comment line is closed but your comment is important to the president we urge you to send the comment online. >> reporter: there is a number you can call here at the white house to speak to a live person. that's on the switchboard. i just called and was told that the comment line ended at the obama installation and it's up to the trump administration to decide whether to bring it back. at the white house, lindsey watts fox 5 local news. >> i feel bad for bud and pop. but she answered she listened to some of those calls. good for her. >> i thought they will get a trump impressionist to answer the phone >> then it would say come in for a sandwich. there you go. there's promising news about the health of former president george hw bush and first lady barbara bush. the former president is suffering from pneumonia but is well enough now to be moved from

his wife, barbara was released from hospital today after being treated for bronchitis >> the fact that he is doing so well just five days after the event that caused him to need tobin too bated is a testment to the pulmonary team that's been taking care of him, dr. door as well as our nurses and itu staff but also to him. he's a really strong person. so he's not your average 92-year-old. and the news gets better. doctors say the former president continues to improve. he could be released from the hospital by friday. in tonight's health watch, beer drinkers listen up. sierra nevada is recalling some beer because parts of the glass bottle could break off's fall into the beverage. the recall covers eight different varieties shipped to 36 states including here in our area.

received customer complaints or reports of injury. when we come back president trump's plan for cracking down on illegal immigration. we hear from a local child who fears she could be separated from her family as the new administration's policies go into effect.

. donald trump's was to build a border wall with mexico and to have mexico pay for it. fox's william has more on the president's ten point plan to combat illegal immigration >> i have the legal authority to takes a president >> president obama didn't wait for congress to rewrite u.s. immigration laws and neither will president trump. >> we will build a great wall

>> spokesman sean spicer said president trump asked for money to build the wall >> he's doing everything he can to be direct agencies and congress to commence with that work as soon as possible >> the secure fence active 2006 called for 800 miles of double fencing. steel mesh like this or concrete like this, you can see the primary fence there, a road in between and the secondary fence. but instead we only got 50 miles in president trump could use that existing authorization to start planning for his wall. >> out of almost 2000 miles, the u.s. installed 350 miles of single fencing in the border states, and 300 miles of the vehicle barriers according to customs and border protect. existing fence includes old metal plate, steel mesh, vertical poles and vehicle barrier which anyone can walk under or over. a wall is more effective >> they symbolize the idea of restrictive movement and

protecting american jobs, and but in terms of actually preventing movement, building is wall is not an effective strategy. when they're backed by agents cameras and sensors evidence shows walls stop immigrants and deter others. the last two years in part due to children and families which cola for nearly half of all arrests, president trump promised in his ten point immigration plan to end the catch and release policy practice by the obama administration >> they can be swiftly returned and when that starts happening, people are going to get the idea that it's not so easy to just show up here and claim asylum >> sympathize didn't address deporting illegal >> >> we need to direct agencies to focus on those in this country illegally and have a criminal record. >> reporter: fox news. now

president, some undocumented immigrants referred to as dreamers and their families say they're fearful of what the future may hold for them. in arlington, immigrant memories joined other community members and activities with the hopes of sending a message to the administration. they're concerned that the trump administration will roll back or eliminate the so-called doca program enacted under president obama. it protected people were brought to the united states illegally as children. one fifth grader we spoke with is urging the president to keep the program. >> don't think twice but three times of what you're think about doing, you never know if you put your live in one of the immigrant's life you see how it really is. >> press secretary sean spicer said the trump administration will initially concentrate on deporting illegal immigrants who could do harm or have already committed crimes here in the u.s. the young girl we showed you was born here in the united states. the rest

are not american citizens. can you believe one year ago today we were digging ourselves out from a blizzard >> i remember this very well. some parts of the region saw record snowfall. some might see a flake or two. sue palka has your forecast at. coming up at 11:00. s man who shot and killed a firefighter goes before a judge facing 15 years in prison but not for murder. we'll explain at 11:00. 1:00 gallon.

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. officials in georgia are calling on president trump for federal disaster aid after deadly storms and tornados tore through the region,

nearly a been a sunday is being blamed for the death of four people. increases the death toll of severe storms to 20 across the southeast. one of those deaths was in florida. this was in miami springs earlier. the storms knocked down huge trees and power line, a number of homes and businesses suffered damage. >> we had all the gusty wind in our area part of the same system >> exactly the same that made a mess in georgia and luis and mississippi and florida, we got the strong winds and rain but we didn't have the severe element but boy we had to put up with a lot and interesting we would have a nor'easter on this day, because last year on this day, we had -- it's hard to believe we seen so little snow this year.

how much was this that started on january 22'nd and concluded on january 23rd about this time, 17.8 inches at reagan national. that was the fourth greatest snowstorm for reagan national. do you remember everybody just spewted, that number. dulles got 23.3 inches and 29.2 at dwi made the biggest snowstorm they've ever had. we remember it well. couldn't even get home at least a lot of people here in dc. they commute up to 70 because they closed 270 do you remember? it was the first for me after 30 years and lots of snowstorms. tonight is not cold enough for us to get the snow, but if it had been, we probably would have had anywhere from five to ten inches of snow today is drizzle and light rain that lingers tonight and yet, some of you have seen is snow. maybe some flakes mixed in. but seemed as though temperatures for most of the area a

freezing tonight. i don't think it will drop too much. i'm concerned there could be a little bit of patchy icing in the morning. check out mike thomas and tucker barnes tomorrow morning. we're staying breezy on tuesday. it's not going to gust to 40 or 50. by the way at 10:00 philadelphia had a gust of 51 miles an hour i just noticed. we're going to cut down to ten to 20 miles an hour gusts but this day will be wednesday plan accordingly. i believe temperatures at about how far 60 for many of us, but that's just ahead of the next cold front. that comes through on thursday. and it will have our temperatures dropping throughout the day and getting back to more winter reality at least in the cold as we get later in the week. average high is 44. tomorrow near 50 in the city. but suburban areas will be in the 40's. keep in mind with that breeze it will feel colder, you'll want to bundle up against that. how about 61 on wednesday? we ditch the wind. 53 on thursday, although we'll hit that

throughout the day. which brings us to friday with a temperature of 45. we're definitely getting colder later this week. we've been watching radar closely because one of our computer models is still pretty bullish on the fact we're going to go see a little bit more light rush hour and snow shower mixing in. you can the first badge diminishing. then others picking up action, we still have our system coming up the coast with a new piece of energy beginning to get pulled in. is that going to create a little bit more moisture tonight? it's possibly we think it will mostly be rain, because of the proximity of this strong coastal low, can't eliminate a little bit of snow in the forecast especially in the weather weather advisory area that is we have out to the north and west it will go until 5:00 in the morning, the seven-day forecast 50 tomorrow, 61, sunny mild delightful wednesday, getting colder thursday, we start in the 50's and drop into the weekend. looks like we're going to be in the mid 40's as we begin

and drop to near 40 saturday and sunday. so far no signs of any bigger snowstorms heading in our direction, certainly nothing like what we had last year, if you want to see more, go to my facebook page, sue palka fox 5 dc i've been posting your pictures from last year's record breaking blizzard. tony and sean, that's your seven-day. the redskins promoted from within to fill their coordinator position. the future of kirk cousins will take center stage. we're going to have more on this on the other side of the break. we'll be right back.

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hanging around. talking about kirk cousins hanging around or is he moving out? there's also added intrigue. some other teams are l

rams headcoach sean mcvay isn't on the lift, but his belief he could be super bowl killer may have effect. let's run down the possibilities. redskins again use the franchise tag for the second year paying cousin the average salary of the top quarterback in the nfl which would be nearly $24 million, 4 more than he made this year and once again they could try to work out a long term deal. i gave the skins cover 90 cousin had a disastrous year. which would have made it easier to cut and run. s then we shanahan, certain to become the 49ers new coach would reportedly entertain the idea lenny the quarterback. would the 99ers give up the second pick in the nfl draft? there's the actually having to be headcoach thing which won't happen until after the

play the patriots. >> bleacher report said the browns have interest turning for cousin, rg iii even though he played most of the season hurt he did leave the browns only on christmas eve against the team formally known as the san diego chargers, just when you thought it was over and done with. >> crazy. it would be insane. >> that would be crazy. >> the browns have a couple of draft picks to throw around. they have a couple of picks they picked up. that's bate right there. >> shouldn't the browns use those draft picks >> it hasn't worked for them in the past. has it? mandell, couch. you want me to keep going >> probably feel like what's the point? >> that's the -- that's the difference. there's demand, didn't seem like there was demand last year. there's demand this year, we'll see what happens. >> all right. >> i just hate going back to the whole what if. >> that's the way it works though. >> exactly.

>> thank you, jim. >> fox 5 news at 11:00 starts right now. bort this is fox 5 local news at 11:00. at 11:00, vandals set up a limousine on fire during friday's inauguration protests. we're hearing from the driver. >> you hear and then we hear wind, and that's what it was. >> it's president trump's first full week in office. one of the moves he made today impacted some federal government workers. >> and a deadly dance of severe weather across several states. a look at the damage on fox 5 local news at 11:00. vandals trash add limo and set it on fire during friday's inaugural protests in dc. thanks for staying with us, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy, the limo's driver spoke out for the first time. fox 5 marina marraco is live with the story.