we wanted you to know it's possible in the areas maybe potential winter commuting hazard of a few slick spots here and there for tuesday morning as well. so, that's what we're thinking for tomorrow. we'll let you know what is shaping up for the rest of this week as february gets ready to launch here in a couple days. it's start to look more active in the weather center. we'll talk more about that later. sarah, jim, back to you. >> sue, thanks. to prince george country school volunteer sexually abusing and sxoyting children today pled guilty in frl court he admitted to engaging in sex acts with children as young as 9 and recording 12 in a variety of sex acts. >> in a deal he agreed to prison sentence of 60 years. "fox5" paul wagner is in the studio with the story on this, paul. >> hi jim, sarah, deate caroway came to the second courtroom of courthouse drsed in orange jumpsuit. in a proceeding that lasted an

sex acts and recording them. caroway admitted to recording the childrened in two rooms of the school in january of last year. >> the statement of facts included in plea agreement says deate caroway reported the children inside the band room and back room of judge sylvania woods elementary school on two different wednesdays, january 6 and january 27 of last year. the document also says caroway had sex with and recorded other victims in bedroom, basement and bathrooms of residences from october of 2015 to february of 2016 there was no mention of sexual abuse in the glenarden center where he formed a choir. >> this is horrendous awful case and involves despicable conduct he admitted in the federal flee agreement he abused

between the ages of 9 and 14. he also is charged in state court with abusing additional children approximately between and 11 additional victims are charged in the state case and those charges remained pending. >> he used cellphone messenger app kick and ovoo and gave children phones to record themselves and also learned today caroway formed a club with the children with the acronym aka and told them if they wanted to join the club, they would have to send himselfly explicit photographs of themselves. >> our top priority is to protect the victims and try to minimize any additional trauma to them. so the consequence of this plea today is that those children were not be required to testify in federal court and they can go on with their recoveries. >> the 3-year-old caroway was ultimately exposed when a relative of one child found a

on a cellphone and periodically contacted authorities. as the hearing ended, "fox5" briefly spoke with a relative of one of the victims who said she was satisfied with what she heard in the courtroom. the other relatives declined to comment. the u.s. attorney says what caroway agreed to is in effect a life sentence. >> caraway will be sentenced june 5 and faces charges in state court where a 270 count indictment awaits. paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> developing tonight 40-year-old kaliff shot and killed two people sunday morning and surveillance inside the car bar helped police identify the suspect and all three victims and shooter were employees at the bar and grill and victims were identified as 46-year-old restaurant manager sherwood morgan

gin chen and juju. >> what the community should know ultimately this was not random. this was tragic example of workplace violence. ongoing conflict between four members of the restaurant staff that resulted to again what i can only describe as pointless violence. >> the suspected killer was found with two self inflicted gunshot wounds and he's recovering in the hospital. >> is this liberty? >> no! >> in one night my -- changed. >> there's children and elderly and men are crying and women are crying. put yourself in our shoes. >> this ban against refugees and immigrants is most unamerican thing hapni

during any lifetime. >> this executive order. >> it was mean-spirited and unamerican. >> this is a matter of national security. it's a matter of keeping the public safe. >> i think in terms of up side being greater protection of our borders and people it's a small price to pay. >> he's doing exactly what he told the american people he would do. >> emotionally charged protests across the country. >> they are asking for him to reverse the order that bans travel to the u.s. from seven kuptyes. the white house is calling the move a matter of national security. >> we have team coverage. live at dulles where more protests are happening at this hour. meanwhile tom fitzgerald has president trump's reaction to the criticism. ronica, how are things out there with you, tonight? >> jim, sara

a few hours at the international arrival terminal. this is where passengers are arrive agoen coming through and being greeted by demonstrators and protesters welcoming them. they're actually you can hear them verbally saying welcome to people as they arrive. at times today they broke out into song singing america the beautiful to people as they came and later in this even's newscast around 6 and 6:30 we'll talk to the people here and why they're here and what they hope to accomplish. we want to tell you about a press conference with senator time kaine. he was passionate when he spot he said this is religious test, blaine and simple. when he opened for questions i asked senator cane about a comparison that many people maiden including president trumen comparison to executive order signed by president obama back in 2011 that slowed down the visa

refugees from iraq and also reveted iraqi refugees here in the united states. listen to what senator cain said to those making that comparison. >> president obama did not dem onize anybody in 2011. president obama as far as i know, never stopped green card holders from coming into this country. president obama, as far as i know, never stopped special immigrant visa holders from coming into the country and president obama has never done anything that treated muslims in an inferior way. nothing that would have suggested a religious test of the kind that president trump is doing. >> now, senator time kaine excuse me senator chris smith tweeted -- senator chris murphy i apologize he tweeted he would be introducing a bill this week in effort to overturn president trump

the attorney general from washington state he said he will introduce something to file a lawsuit against this again dhawling all unconstitutional. of course, president trump is depending actions of executive order saying it's constitutional and we'll take it to "fox5" tom fitzgerald who is live at george washington university to hear more about that. tom. >> ronica, good evening, we're here at gw tonight in d.c. for what is shaping up to be a remarkable event this morning and white house press secretary shawn spicer will be here and talking about the relationship this fractious relationship between the trump white house and white house press corps and media in general and all it comes today folks on a day where president trump imself delivered a one, two punch in response to all of these critics about his new immigration policy. and it was both in person and on one of his favorite delivery methods, twitter, today. now

president this morning was comment by senate minority leader chuck shum erie motional defense on his part bringing him to tears denoupsing the president's 90 day immigration decision. listen to the president this morning in the white house. >> i noticed chuck shumer yesterday with fake tears. i'm going to ask who is his acting coach because i know him very well. i don't see him as a crier if he s. he's a different man. there's about a 5% chance it was really think they were fake tears. >> strong words from the president today. he also unleashed a tweet storm that went on today. listen to this. he said "only 109 people out of 325,000 were detained or held for questioning" big problems at airports. the president said were caused by delta computer outages and

this is nothing nice about searching for terrorists so they can hit our country that was a big hart of the campaign and said study the world and if the ban were announced with one week notice the bad would rush into our country during that week. the president says a lot of bad dudes out there, his words tonight. president tweets also got protest over the weekend and could vote name of homeland security secretary john kelly having endorsed all of this. what sets this off from the president this morning. again listen to how senator chuck shumer reacted in new york last night. >> this executive order was mean-spirited and unamerican. and i, as your senator from new york

fight with every fiber of my being until these orders are overturned. >> president saying that display by the senator today was acting. now, in the face of of all of these protests, all of this outrage, and frankly some grumbling from some republicans there appears to be strong evidence tonight that the president has support for these actions. major polls out today by both quinnipiac university and rash mucen report out just today finding out that 57% of american people agree tonight with president trump's actions on immigration over the next 90 days. we're live at george washington university. tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> thank you. first time president he

is heart entered by level of engagement taking place in community around the country and citizens exercising constitutional right to assemble, org any and have voices heard and we expect american values at stake. >> ahead at 5 a suspected kidnapper is on the loose tonight. >> police release new video of the suspect. we'll tell what you a victim says this man forced him to do while he was being held captive. >> and the national zoo is sending a warning to the public tonight after one of its bobcats goes missing. hi gary. >> thank a lot. i am live tonight in ellicott city, maryland. it was just this july that it was look a river down here. it's been six months. how has the historic town recovered from all the dmrod water. more details on that when the five cop continues. stay with us

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>> police are helping to find a suspected kidnapper. >> take a look. d.c. police say this man kidnapped a man in the 400 block of o street northwest and common video by nearby surveillance camera and police say he made several attempts to force the victim to withdraw money from atm and

number 30ss or 40s and he's in this suit and he was spotted in a silver suv. if you have information call police. >> a bob cat is missing from the national zoo tonight. >> yeah a 25 pound bob cat name ollie escaped this morning according to zoo keepers the female bob cat you thought ollie was a male name but lie was last seen at a routine check and then a staffer came back to find one of the three bob cats were missing. they are been searching for the 6-year-old bob cat. she may return to the zoo for food and shelter. >> what we discovered an area of the mesh one of the ropes that holds it together was i think -- say suffered but didn't look deliberate. one of the ropes had broken which left an opening of about 4 by 4 maybe 6 by 6 at the biggest and we believe that's the area she got out. >> bob

closed until ollie is found. if you happen to spot ollie, don't approach her. just call authorities. >> if it looks like a big cat you may need to call you. >> not a bad idea. >> a young buck is back to roaming wodz after wild life officials removed a place kick jar from its head. members of the bell air community nicknamed the deer jug head and rt is it aed a facebook taij to track him. the deer was tranquilized sunday night to authorities could remove that jar. officials say he was healthy and alert when released back into the child. >> jessie glad he is okay. >> what abeautiful sent set as we take a look throughout. >> when you saw i was talking to the folks at the do all those flurries out there. it's amazing what a couple hours can mean. >> snow squalls

would flurry hart to the points you could hartly see and then the sun would be out in ten minutes. that's what we saw today going on. by the way, sarah, sunset is 5:28 today. we're ingag daylight as he wrap up the month of january and snow showed up today. and not only did we get our first inch of snow or full inch of reagan national we persisted with snow showers is that the you saw there while we were even videotaping at the zoo earlier today. most are gone now. and we are calling your attention to the fact that we could see a few more snow showers tomorrow morning and i'll get into that in a moment. meanwhile d.c. on south reagan national up to bwi. >> we get closer to the north and it's a small chance. but, wow what a poltry snow season. and snow loves

whin. dulles 1" and bwi seven tenths i wanted to check on temperatures. obviously it's been a cold day and that's important part of our tuesday morning story because already we have places down near the freezing mark and we'll head quickly for the 20s tonight and especially after winds which are still gusty. and we want to you know there's some light snow chances tuesday morning and here are a few more specifics. it's going to be pretty light. the concern is that this will be mainly north of interstate 70 in maryland and it could be less than an inch and problem is the roads will be colder and temperatures will be chilly. this could create icy spots and roads could be impacted. we'll head to 40s tomorrow and the chance for light snow mainly again north of maryland and that's why we have highlighted these areas in yellow to potentially see just enough snow. not a lot. just enough to cause a couple of slick spots. heads up to keep an e

roads before you get on the road tomorrow and we will let you know what toe expect the rest of the week he and the 7 day forecast coming none a few minutes, saw asarah. >> what's going on. >> cars there's cars flying down the street because of the d. oh, my the floor -- [ screaming ]. >> seen and heard this a million times it's still frightening those are some of the 911 calls from terrified residents trapped in the rising floodwaters ellicott city in july many came from people standed in buildings. >> the force of the water ripped away buildings and smashed cars and left building with crumbling streets and sidewalks. six months later the city is trying to recover. how far has the city come, gary? >> reporter: hey, thanks, jim. up and down main street ellicott city this is a familiar site. a lot of businesses boarded up. i'map

lot of businesses are coming back and coming back strong. $2 million a little more than $22 million of damage from the flood and they're hoping more and more businesses are coming back online soon. look at video we saw some before. this was amazing video as this street became a refer and as it did the flood was over taking residents and certainly without a doubt overcoming a lot of these businesses. >> overflowing street and rushing over the street an down the hill to parking lot in front of me two foot water rushing by and rushing behind me and i was trapped. i can't move in move. and it was not like rainy never experienced buckets of water on top of you. i was standing at a tree and gotta hold of my wife and said i'm alive and climbingp the tree. >> amazing story from dave there. i'm happy to report he got down from the st

hurt. but once he climbed down from the tree he got to work putting his business back together owns a great business top of main street here and he did not have as much dam as a lot of pokes but it taken a while. gale kellen wins an maybe too and she found herself literally with no place to go. >> i was trapped notice my house. there was nor i could go but run window to window and i could only imagine what was happening further down. if it was this bad up here top of west end, i could onlyble imagine how horrible it was town town. that was terrifying. >> they're getting back to going in ellicott city and there's a great project here it's called the ellicott city one ellicott city recovery project and they're commitsed no doubt to making this city a whole lot better and getting over the damage here from the city and i have to

each with 90 pizs that were closed, 7 businesses are up and running and other good news there willing more business and relocate down here and add to the historic downtown. >> glad to see they're recovering. >> when you see everything they wept through. >> could have gone emmer way. >> ahead at 5 metro maying making riders there's a good chance if you're a ride are you will not like it. >> what's behind the move and how it will impact fares, wait times and parking, a live report ahead. >> . >> we eat pizza the wrong way. >> you can order a cheesy pizza hut pizza with presidency touch. why it's making headlines there 20 years ago

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>> new tonight a suspicious death investigation underway in northern virginia. >> in the arlen ton mill neighborhood this is a map of the area. police say they found a 57-year-old man dead inside an apartment in the 5100 block of 7 row south right now -- this is no the right script? ♪ okay this happened 00 block north capitol southwest suspects seep on foot by nearby surveillance. if you recognize the men call police. >> meanwhile fairfax county police are looking for one of three men involved in a stabbing at a bar in mayorfield three men tried walk into lacroza grill and were denied service and a fight broke ut one person was stabbed and two others ares hurt. all

recover. two suspects are in custody and one was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. one man is in custody tonight us is speaked of carrying out a deadly attack at a mosque in quebec city and shooting happened during sunday evening prayers leaving six dead and five in critical condition and dozen others injured and police initially arrested two men and later said one of them considered a suspects and prime minister was call ago tack an act of terror. we're back after this

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>> welcome back. "fox5" tracking metro tonight there was a public hearing at metro headquarters northwest that hour to talk about metro's proposed budget. >> passengers will see a slight jump in fares if approved and that would be the favorite rate hike in three years. joining us now is wamu transportation

decarlo. martin, tell me about what is in this proposal and i have to imagine some people are not too happy about it. >> yes, many are here tonight already a large number of people proceeded into a public hearing that will go on until 9 p.m. as long as folks continue to show up to speak it's your window to tell metro what you think about the proposed budget. rail females going up 10 to 5, bus fares a quarter and parking at most lots by a dime. train frequencies reduced across the board except on the blue line which runs every eight minute and currently twelve minutes and let me give you example of what could happen say if service cuts are no longer -- or are approved as s red line, for instance, with would run every eight minutes from the perimeter of the system. rights now the red line head ways are three minutes. considerably more wait time standing on platforms. 0

eliminated or modified. none of this anyone will like. metro faces a 300 million bumet deficit and looking to save money just about everywhere. >> so with all this going on martin i think the question a lot of people have is where can you -- how can awe void this how you can stop this from happening the first place. >> well, metro is really in a bind here. when we talk about the entire budget pet row has 2 billion. it need to find additional $50 million in savings and to ward off off all service cuts and eight city and country jurisdictions and state of maryland on behalf of prince george and montgomery count i can and those jurisdictions already agreed to up their subsidies by 130 million dollars to help balance budget on top of close to 1 billion they already send m

and local taxpayers foot bill and it's shifting money from capital budge tote operating budget and service cuts and fare hoo hikes are small part of the deficit. >> so a lot of people wonder how did we get here to this point where this budgets is in such shambles you could say? >> that's always the question. year after year after year supporters of creating a regional sales tax or dedicated funding source that the entire region would pay into every year say something like that would avoid this approach. metro has to go hat in hand every year to jurisdictions asking for money and another factor here metro ridership is plummeted and down by 100,000 per day on average workday and since peak in 2009. when you combine plummeting

revenues and increasing labor costs you're stuck with 300 million deficit that's a sixth of metro entire budgets. >> martin as we let you go there's mentioning this is problem with transit systems across the country have to deal with trying to find dedicated stream of funding. metro no stranger to that same issue. >> and many place as cross the country just on never 8 election day passed ballot measures to provide money by raising taxes on people to support transit systems and there's nothing in the offing here in the d.c. region not annapolis or richmond and d.c. council says it's would support a regional sales tax airport question of who frl government would help metro with money and federal government does not subsidize any transit system in the country it stopped doing that in 1980s. >> martin decarlo for us, thank you. >> moving on tonight, "fox5" in montgomery country where county councilman hate crimes are rising in county especially

election of president trump. leonard says she wants counsel toil take action and make sure people know they're welcome in montgomery koutsy and will be protected. >> we're going to be meeting with our executive branch with my colleagues and i'm on to any and all ideas as to how we can demonstrate that in montgomery country you are welcome and safe and respected and we will have your back. >> council is expected to take up the issue on february 1 and leonard says he hopes council will come one a plan he hopes will be a model for the the rest of country. >> d.c. mayor bowser kicks off education week with series of policy announcements and auns no ited a walkbility preference in d.c. school lottery system allowing public starter schools to give priority admission of kids who live within a half mile of the school. j. >>

for every feerpt choose a school that best fits their child's needs. so we're opening up charter schools to opt in walkbility preference. a policy that will continue to make it easier for more of our students to enroll in charter schools that are win walking distance of their homes. this optional preference would go into effect next year for lottery beginning in 2018 school year. >> the mayor's office says the week will be marked by events of how they're ak celebrating the pace of school reform. >> hello. >> how are you? >> we were talking about that earlier. it was amazing and i looked out the window and didn't see anything. >> i know. >> and hour later sun. >> sunshine. >> right a wild day a round of snow showers after snow showers culminated into georgous sunset by the way as we look live outside right now. just about ten minutes past sunset and finally feeling lie

and video from throughout the day showing snow showers. when it comes down it's fiercely and drops viz ability quiltly. as soon as the equals move out and visibility rises you're looking at georgous end to monday. look at the airplane going across the po po mack with pnks and joel owes and nice end to the day. guess what we're tracking a next chance of snow late tonight, very light. and it looks like areas mainly norm of washington could cause slick spots for morning commute. more clouds and sun tuesday as we continue on to the weatherhead lines. temperatures tomorrow are milder than today. then we're back into the cold that returns with arctic blast later on this week. temperatures actually below normal for once, 39, high at reagan today and 7 dulles and 38 bwi normal high temperature 44. guess what snowfall that finally accumulated. and in fact up to inch at reagan national and three tenths dulles.

just a trace at bwi parent and those snow showers added up inconsequential they were in your neighborhood but it delivered a first full inch of snow. that brings grand total to d.c. to $1.4" of snow. it's been queue heet so far but that's not to say it doesn't change. wednesday, february, begins and looks at least more active than january. radar right now showing snow showers coming to an tend. stormtracker radar says all quiet we saw the sunset and quiet conditions all night tonight and partly cloudy skies expected, still cold, 7 washington now and 30 gaithersburg and westminster and frederick and 3 martinsburg and fall 20s washington north ward early tonight. wind speeds 10 to 15. that feels coder. wind chill values in the 20s all day and still do. feels 29 washington and 23 baltimore an 18 westminster and 19

here's center for today on the heels of the snow showers we saw this morning and afternoon clipper coming down through the great lakes and we'll lift warm front through our neck of the woods overnight tonight and that whim spawn snow showers mainly mason dixon and pennsylvania and enough flurries and got into washington area and baltimore area and most notably probably places like haagers down and frederick and half inch of snow and cold and temperatures in 30s in washington and anything that does 2358 will stick very quickly. so, as a result national weather service issued any county in yellow here a potential winter commuting hazard. what does that mean? not a lot of snow expected and not a lot to issue a winter weather advisory and washington, baltimore, germantown, gaithersburg, 270 to frederick you could have slick spots for morning drive. pattern ahead for scet stream not as cold as tomorrow and 30s into new eng lap aend well to the 40s and pitching 50 on

pretty mild as we'll continue january like weather trend we've been having with temperatures above normal. like i said it won't last long. 9 washington. colder up north and west it sticks and light that snow may be but rebound tomorrow afternoon well into the 50s. 5 mannasas and 53 fredericksburg. 9 cloud question and breezy with snow off north. -day forecast we see nice rebounding temperatures tuesday and wednesday groundhog day thursday yes, tunk tawny fill. and colder, upper 30s into the weekend. we have potential for torm stormard we're watching sunday to monday and could bring minimum of snov into the area. that's the 7 day forecast, sarah. >> and breaking news to get to in maryland now. police are investigating a homicide in district heights. >> this happened in the 300 block of walters lane and wincy

watts is on the scene with this. >> hey there, sarah, we arrived a short time ago and we can give you a live look at the homicide investigation underway right now and a person was found shot inside this bp gas station. this is on walters lane near pennsylvania avenue prince george county spokesman tyler hunter came out to give us information. tell me what you know. >> sure, at this point everything is still as you pointed out very active and took place just about an hour ago and at this point you do have a homicide investigation underway and one person that point is dead and beyond that we're still working to piece together what happened and what led to the individual's death. >> have you anyed any suspect. >> we're trying to establish the suspect and motive. >> nothing more at that point. >> active investigation. >> is suspect a man or woman. >> not sure at this time if

area this took place before 4 or 5:00 call the tip line fox5tips@wttg.com and we would love to hear information you have. >> are you able to identify witnesses or anybody that seen it happen. >> at this time we're working through everything took place and anyone in the area. >> you can say if there was anyone else inside the gas station from the shooting happened. >> i'm not sure about that yet. >> any other information you want to get out to the public now. >> if anyone was in the area call us no piece of information is too small it could make the difference in solving this investigation. >> thank you four coming over. appreciate the information. we'll continue to keep you posts as we learn more about this only hide side investigation underway now in district heights. "fox5" will

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super bowl 5 1 ahead of the falcons. interesting fact in 51 super bowls it will be the 101 and 102 qb to start game ryan is first out of 102 to wear number 2 in game and tonight for second straight year media day is moved to primetime. president trump executive order on immigration is impacting sports world two nba players fwhorn sudan one of seven countries named in the executive order. the league asked the whis house to explain how the order affects their players. now warriors head coach steve curr has been affected by terrorism. his father mall con was killed by jihadists while president of american university in beirut lebanon and coach kurt gave his reaction to the immigration order. >> someone who has family member who was victim of terism i lost my father, if

trying to combat terrorism by banishing people from coming to this country, i really going against what our country is about and creating fear and it's the wrong way to good about it. >> two american basketball players are unable to join team in iran due to response of imgration plan. players joseph jones and j.p. prince play for azad university tie ran and were on a snraix dubai when president trump signed executive order. >> well there's know snow on the ground today nationals are preparing for spring. today the nats and well more aptly presidents parked into a semi-tractor-trailer ready to make the 985 mile trek down to west palm beach for first spring training

nats and astros includes a stadium and full baseball feels for training and the new game is february 28. there's been some concerns the facility won't be interested in time and they're still installing a few things. mostly landp escaping and palm trees. people i talked to today at nats park say it will be done. they have less than a month. but it will be ready. pitchers and catchers report and leave february 17. >> feels good to be back at the ballpark. >> especially it was cold out there today. yeah felt good. >> makes you know it's not far away. >> boys of summer. >> exactly. >> all right. >> well we're following breaking news. we're going to get to that after the break. are we talking about it now? okay. we'll talk more about that coming up after the break. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house.

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this is a live look at reg app national airport tonight and we're told now by authorities there that earlier today an airport police officer's gun skaently went off. this happened just around:30 at the exit lane of center check point at terminals b and c that's over near the national hall area if i'm not mistaken right the gun was discharged into a nearby piece of law enforcement equipment. that's their wording here. no one was hurt. but screening at the check point had to be delayed before it returned back to normal. you have to imagine something like this in secure area remains under sfwletion sure. meanwhile we want to share with you insiring event that took place in prince george county and volunteers many of them young people helped prepare meals and provide kloming and other items to the the homeless and the event took place st. paul battist church in for the wash today and especially broud of getting young people involved in helping those that need it most in

need it most in their community. >> all right. "fox5 local news" at six starts after the break. pass par

pass par >> battle over the trump administration ban is not dying down any time soon. thanks for being us with at 6. i'm jim lokay. >> i'm shawn yancy. immigrants and refugee from seven majority muslim countries are having trouble getting into the united states since the ban went into effect. the ban triggered protests and confusion at airports nationwide including dulles. hundreds gathered there to protest the three month ban on refugee travel to the u.s.. ronica cleary starts us off. ronica. >> shawn, yes, we're here at dulles international this is international arrival terminal you can see we don't have big crowds

earlier today there were a lot of people gathered and i would say hundreds gathered and they came around the time senator kim cane spoke and addressed crowds and he was passionate and said plain and simple these were his words this is religious test. so because the crowds are dispersing we'll get to it right now. you can hear the people cheering and they're excited and to welcome -- that's what they've been doing all day saying welcome to the people and times they sang let's talk to a few people that decided to come out today. let's come here. this group said you would be willing to chat with me. because your name. >> mary. >> mary what brought brought you out here today what do you feel you're accomplishing by being here. >> two things you wanted to do. one is i wanted to welcome people who are arriving to our can'try who may be scared because of this ban that has been placed on imgrnts and ref ufwees and other is i want to say that this ban, this executive order does not represent american values and