especially students they're happy they won't be having class on wednesday already on friday that was scheduled teacher workday. now alexander city public schools decided to make wednesday international women's day a teacher workday. classes will be cancelled here at alexandra city public schools. for the most part everybody at t. c. williams was in agreement. if you look at the facebook page there's thousands of comments and people really upset by this decision saying it is a burden for parents especially single parents agives roughly 48 hours for parents of the the younger children to plan how they will deal with childcare on that day. i'll read you a portion of the statement here from acps saying we understand is that the when school is closed there is impact on families who may have to find unanticipated childcare. we apologize for this unforeseen burden on parents and thank you for your pain

now, we've reached out to other school districts in our area. i'll read the list here. prince william county public schools, arlington country, fairfax county, montgomery country as well as prince george county and d.c. public schools. they all say that for now, they will have classes an wednesday and all school districts saying they will be monitoring the situation and they have not seen the high absent teeism and hi request for day off like they did here at acps by staff members and d.c. ps going a step fourth they release aid statement an i'll release a portion of that statement saying they are expecting staff and students to be in class on wednesday. they respect everyone's right to observe that day but they're expecting staff and students in d.c. public schools again. le exand ra d.c. public schools deciding to cancel classes wednesday to observe

marina marraco. "fox5" local any. >> president trump's first executive order limiting immigration from 7 muslim majority countries led to demonstrations like this back in january people showed up at dulles and other airports to provide test. today the white house unveiled a new revised order. >> "fox5" political reporter ronica cleary are live with new details on the order and how people are reacting to t. ronica. >> sarah, jim, that reaction is very different than the first executive order that we're seeing fought over in the court and now this second executive order being signed by president trump in an effort to add drs a lot of those concerns brought forth in the first executive order however administration still standsly legaltive the first order. there are key differences and one you heard in the introduction there were 7

listed in the first order and in this one only six countries listed and iraq is no longer listed and then so many problems and issues resulting for those who had green cards. now, very clear language that green card holders will not be detained. and press secretary spicer held impromptu press conference where he clarified the order was written and pleat and the delay came in part from discussing rollout and sox debt tails and earlier today we heard from several members of the trump administration discussing this new executive order. take a listen. >> as threats of security continue to evolve and change common sense dictates we continually reevaluate and reassessment system's we rely phone protect our country. >> in fact, today more than 300 people according to fbi who came here as refugees are under

fbi investigation today for potential terrorism related activity. >> the fact remains we're not immune to terrorist threats and enemies often ice our own freedoms and generosity against us. and today's executive order which president trump signed this morning will make america more secure and address long overdue concernsp about the security of our immigration system. >> we're here outside of care. this is kuns ill on american islamic relations and they held a press conference philadelphia respond to this new executive order calling it muslim band 2.0. that's how they referenced it. they did say this new was a partial victory they still believe it is unconstitutional and sgrim nature against muslims and i asked them to clarify how this could be a partial victory and still be sdim torrey and unconstitutional and asked to a respon t

general said in the silence you heard citing 300 people being investigated -- 300 refugees being investigated by the fbi. how can they respond to that as well. take a listen. >> we believe trupp administration was forced to change language and we consider that a victory. however this is partial victory because we believe still this -- target exclusively muslim the common denominator in these countries is being muslim. >> first of all what does that mean under investigation for potential terrorism. either somebody did something wrong and should be arrested or they have not and why would you indicate that they made do something wrong in the future and it just is one of those figures that you wonder where it comes from. and what it actually means. >> now, when you dri

capital hill headquarters you cannot help but notice the sign that says muslims registered here and in small print says just kidding not on our watch. join care in depending religious freedom today. during today's remarks they also noted recent launch of when site called register me first again sort of playing on this idea that they believe was brought up during the campaign about a muslim registery. however that is not something that has been implemented but the idea to basically gather supporters of their move at some time have awe united front and engage if you will in future movements and efforts of care. roring live in southeast, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> and well the new immigration order is attracting a lot of attention. attorney again rool jeff sessions has another big issue on the plate. sessions is expected to submit amended testimony to the senate judiciary committee

explain his interaction with russia am bar door before the presidential election last year. during sessions confirmation hearing he told senator he had no contact with russian officials turns out he d sessions announced last week he are recuseing himself toe russia's alleged metaling with the. >> prince george country investigation is underway over finding human remains. an autopsy will be held to figure out those remains and determine a cause of death. no word yet on an i.d. meantime developing tonight there was new information in the gang-related murder of 15-year-old girl if gaithersburg. >> a search warrant affidavit lays out new details in the case and reveals one of the teen's alleged killers was waeshing a court-ordered gps tracking device at the time of the murder and the killing was recorded on a cellphone camera. "fox5" paul wagner joins us tonight tonight with the story, paul.

previously said there was video evidence in the caseen a search warrant affidavit now lays it out in disturbing detail and says what was recorded when damaris reyes reef he's was killed in january. video clips not only reveal how the teen dayed but why. >> the affidavit says recording is date stamped january 8 and "depict the interrogation and kawnting of the victim by saevrl males and also reveals the motive that damarisreves was killed you in gang let related retaliation murder of reves. the affidavit says some of the videos depict interrogators holding the knife, poking victim with the knife and stabbing victim with large pointed log while the victim exhibited signs of life. fairfax country police say a juvenile that took part in the

tracking device four days before killing and data placed him at the location of the abduction and torture of the victim. ten people including four adults and six juveniles are now facing charges in the case. in a news conference following the arrests fairfax county police chief ed rossler described the murder this way. >> savage brutal killing. it was horrific. i'll leave it at that. >> although police say the 15-year-old was killed in retaliation for the murder of christian reves in prince ill william country exactly why is unclear. this is what a prince william county police spokesman said at the time sdm apparently he claimed a rolled he did not have. is what my understanding of it was. >> and the fairfax search warrant affidavit says the juvenile with tracking device told police he was associated with the gang ms 13. and he admitted he was involved in the abduction of the 15-year-old girl. later found dead near a

>> now, just last week fairfax country police recovered bodies of two people in the wooded area of holmes run park the two were murdered what was like a guilty or not guilty related killing. the identities of those two were not released and police this afternoon said it may not be until may 17 that they're able to put names with those remains. paul wagner, "fox5 local news". and now to anne arrundel country where the search continues tonight for a man charged with murdering a woman. hes with in a relationship with. 38-year-old ryan holenbaun killed jelandia betler. she was found dead he kery place and covtton. he got away free police arrived and faces 1st and second degree murder charges. investigators say they do not believe it was a random crime. straight ahead at 5:00 a robbery and assault caught on camera. >> a man tries to fight back taking on two suspects after the backpack was stolen. >> and grading metro. details on the agency

report card and fare hikes becoming more and more likely, hey, sue. >> hey there, sarah, jim, happy monday to you light rain we're tracking for you on this monday evening. we badly need rain. this is not going to do much for the deficit we're currently running and severe drought to moderate drought in place. if you head out tonight you mayen count are a couple of light showers and it looks like they'll be a few more around tomorrow as we're going to see temperatures warming up once again in this early part of march. we'll have a first look at the forecast when "fox5 local news" at 5 comes right back.

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>> wow. 5 degrees outside today. not too bad. but, you know, this is kind of like what you would expect during spring good you would think. >> it's not spring. >> right? >> not for sure. >> what's the deal this is -- is this meterological spring sue. >> it sure is march 1st and wait until march 20 for astronomical sprik. >> i have been writing astronomical winter on my checks. >> i do that too in the month of january. we talk about how much we've been going up and down. we brought the blossoms on early and have a cold weekend and last night was in the 20dz. tomorrow is another big warm-up. meanwhile, tonight, here's something else in the forecast we really need and have not had much of. and that is

it's pretty light though. not sure it will do much to control our deficit as mentioned and if you are heading out this evening know you will probablyen count are a fuel sprinkles and light showers and we want to keep them around in a spotty fashion later tonight and likely be a little more tomorrow. again it's light rain we'll be tracking and we'll give you the hour by hour timing for that later. it's warmer air that will be , coming on through and drag in some of the moisture as it approaches. meanwhile, we really are close to the average high temperature today. reagan coming in 54 despite not much sunshine for the second half of the day. dulles 53. bwi 54. and so we had clouds come in now and again the moisture with it as well. and temperatures are not bad. it's fairly comfortable at 53. we saw a few spots dropped into the 40s and it's always important to note that when you have a little moisture around what are those temperatures going to be like overnight, not cold enough for a freeze. in fact if anything temperatures may stay steady or rise late to

you can see the warmer air south. knoxville 67, raleigh 64. richmond 62 and those winds out of the south will help to transnort warmer air for tomorrow. for this evening though a couple showers around. a lot of clouds. 51 degrees at 7 and by 9:00, 50 with so the spotty showers and 11:00, generally dry and about 49 degrees. big headline for tomorrow, temperatures are back on the rise. in fact, if we get some sunshine and we're not expecting a lot of sunshine tomorrow, and you know we have a few showers coming. but it would not be surprising to see some places crack 70 degrees tomorrow especially down to our south. so you know i love it when we can juxtapose a 70 degree day with with snow in the forecast. we'll talk about that in the 7 day later sarah and jim. that's your tease. sdpr thanks, sue. police in the district are hoping someone can help them solve a two weekend old assault and robbery case. >> two men in one carri

steal something out of a gas station and that would be victim faust back. "fox5" bob barnard with video that could help crack the case. >> and the crime was captured on two surveillance cameras at a gas station on 14 street in northwest. it's about 5:15 in the morning on sunday february 19. and that man is about to steal what police say was a north face backtrack the driver of another car parked at the other pump. ton the pack back owner sees what's going on makes a dangerous and valiant effort to get his property back. it's a struggle the robbery victim would eventually win but the potential down side was great. the young man could have been shot or stabbed or severely injured in the battle with the would-be robber and his partner the driver of that dawrk sedan. >> oh, my gosh. >> we showed the surveillance video to people at the gas station and elsewhere in the city. >> wow. that's crazy

>> worth it to risk your life. >> oh, my god know. take the coat, get another coat. >> this is the gas station it happened 14 and allison streets in northwest. and those are the cameras that captured the crime in progress. the video is compelling and d.c. police were able to isolate a photograph and image of one twovrt men they're looking for and also the car they were driving. >> and this is the face of one of the two would-be robbers and police hoping somebody will recognize him and give them a call. and this is the car they were driving that night. last seen fleeing north on 14 street and police now offering up to 1,000 in reward money for information that leads to an arrest in this case. and in northwest, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> and we're talking about metro report card. >> martin decarlo will join us to talk about how safe track wo s

from customers and proposal to hike those fares. >> and gm making changes to the operations that will and coming up.

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>> new numberers showed up happy metro riders are, transit authorities annual report card shows impact safe track is having on reliability and customer satisfaction and on top of that report card metro now released latest budget. >> wamu transportation reporter and "fox5" contributor martin decaro all right mar twhain is the take away from the budget we're seeing right now. >> very few people will like what's in here. who does want to pay more for fares or see bus routes eliminated. this final proposal that could see a first vote on thursday is supposed to reflect the consensus of metro and its jurisdictions and metro board has been working on this for fweekz not months and what we're going get are fare hikes

cents train trips and 25 cents buses and extra dime for parking lots and on service side metro just released list of bus routes that either will be changed or eliminated and it's about three dozen bus routes long and don't have time to get into it all now. one bus line of interest the 5 a to dulles airport will be saved. and just with reduced frequent sixt so that bus will run less often and on the rail side, rush hour train frequency. there will be fewer trains at buzzest times of day and metro is calling this balanced approach to right side service for diminished ridership and we must point out metro average weekday rail ridership is lowest since maybe we pay more for less service and the board was able to soften the blow of initial proposed service cuts so not be as tough on riders. one other point to make here bus riders yes they'll get a 25 cent bump in fair and low

will remain $17.50. >> i a lot of people get frustrated paying more when it comes to fare hikes and at the same time feeling as though things are noyment proofing. so let's get back to that report card and talk about what lines did you say performed the worst out there. which ones are struggling. >> well, everything was skewed by safe track over the last half of 2016. orange and silver lines were simply crushed by safe track work zone eps we end of years those were arriving on time a third of the time. for entire year out of 180 million rail trips only 0% of customer trips arrived on time. if you add in five minute buffer that goes to 85%. that's not where metro wants to be and it was expected and will probably continue for the better part of the first half of this year. and the big picture analysis here as you mentioned in the report card right, rail customer satisfaction is

satisfaction is below target as well. metro hopes those figures will increase over the course of the year as more new trains come online and buses come online and key thing to remember one year from now i'll be standing here hopefully one year from now talking about another enormous budget deficit. and metro structural budget deficit will not go away in one year and ridership will not bounce back that quickly and this time next year we're out of the measures we used this year to balance things out. they're hesitant to raise fares two years in a row and already cutting service and cutting 1,000 jobs and even metro general manager paul wheatfeld july 13 will be out of money and out of ways to find. a lot of cities are dealing with similar financing problems maybe not safe track issues but this is not unique to d.c., martin, thank you. >> developing now, just weeks ago president trump was praising general motors for plan to invest

u.s. factory and tonight we're learning gm plans to layoff 1100 workers at lansing, michigan plant and those will take place sometime in may. the car maker added 800 jobs to plants in tennessee. meantime we're learning general motors is selling off european division opal to french company. it lost more than 2 billion offer over the past 17 years. -- 22 billion over the last 17 years. >> a sheriff deputy new charles country suspended over a facebook post. we edited because of foul language and deputy said blank them should not have been driving that fast. he was referencing a crash that killed two teens. the sheriff released a statement today apologizing for the developty remarks and says the comment does to the he reflect the fews of the department and deputy is suspended pending further administrative ak. the teens kill in the crash will be remembered at a vigil

>> coming up marines responding to nude photo scandal. >> latest into a facebook group that posted explicit females of female marines. >> and protecting firefighters that rescue animals frl lawsuits. details on new legislation now under consideration in maryland. we're back after this

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give cpr to spets. it would protect firefighters from prosecution after treating annie yu mall. various groups they say want the truly change. >> it would be nice for my folks not to have to worry about unintended consequences of our actions during the battle of a fire. >> ft. bill pass it's would take effect in october. >> and this is a first for d.c.. we see a lot of other cities first here a micro hoe sglel today was grand hopping of the hotel high in foggy bottom. of course, micro means small and yes rooms are tiny ranging in size from 15 to 200 square feet. they are affordable. "fox5" gary mcgrady is live in northwest with more. that doesn't look so small. i figured you would be in one of those little rooms. >> woo! no we're

bar here it's wonderful. jim is potential for all this and cooled idea and what shocks me the most this is the first ever in d.c.. i thought that was impassible to have a first ever anything in d.c. >> we're first micro hotel in city history and micro hotel is life style hotel. >> what does that mean micro hotel? >> it can mean a lot take lot of different people if you're in japan you may sleep in a tube. here our lifestyle micro hotel has some rooms conventional size and most are smaller than typical hotel room. >> how did you have the idea. >> you know we studied where millennials are and how they're disrupting businesses whether ride sharing or house sharing or smaller apartments and we think smaller hotel rooms make a lot of sense. people want to be in social spaces in hoy tells they don't want to spend all their time in a room. >> today is the grand opening you've been on a while. >> six weeks we set a goal being on in te

the day before the inauguration so we were proud of that. >> this has been quite a success right? >> we're operating 350% ahead of business plan now. amazing month of february and march and april look incredible. we're pleases. >> it's a beautiful bar and you teamed one anne pees awe call it hospitality. >> they're food and beverage hospitality and we feature their craft pizzas and craft bar this is not a dive bar it's a high bar. >> jim let us in some of the rooms earlier and we shot video. they're small. they have great things in the room to show you. mattresses are comfortable. it's very much green space and look it's d.c.. jim, right, so you knew not a lot of with people would hang in the roomsp right? smaller than conventional but we have king rooms every bit

>> great high bar. tons of energy in here an a lot of folks in here and another things you did which is rare i mean all of the -- everything behind the bar is local source. >> that was the idea of michael astoriaceo. it was his idea to do locally sourced. >> whovrp likes the pizza has this guy. >> i'm his biggest fan love it. >> it's here inside the building. so, michael i deposit mean to cut you off tell us a little bit the idea was to go local and you did that. >> we wanted to support little giants like minded brands doing big things in the commutety and we're featuring 0 different locally disstilled spirit and rotating on six different taps locally brewed beer and so the why was to get behind and rally behind this sort of movement that is happened over the last 24 months of just all the distilling happening an showcasing that and specifically here that's what the hive is l

>> it's not the dive bar it's the high bar and i tell you what the mayor is coming out in a little a ribbon cutting and i'm told she's going to mix her own drink. hopefully at 6, maybe, no promises we may be able to get her on and see how does she is. >> district drop. >> district drop her deal. >> i mean i might have to try one too. >> jim and sarah we send it back to you. the hotel hive in foggy bottom. >> i like the room i saw the video from earlier it didn't seem that small. like staying in new york city you know? >> that's exactly right. i stayed in smaller hotel rooms. >> i once checked into one that had bunk beds i checked out quickly. thank you, gary. >> thank you. >> well they have bunk beds here too, jim. >> through go if you want bunk beds. >> that's not my jam you know. >> coming up bird flu detected in a farm surprise applies one

>> and results one local county is seeing to get residents to cut back on sugary drink. >> and cutting back on sleep. how this fit bit records your sleep patterns. >> tired of cuff commutes on the road and metro. of course you are. virginia residents can take advantage of the state's teleworkweek. agency statewide are encouraging businesses to allow employees to work from home at least one day this week. advocates say telework gives businesses more flexibility and can increase employee productivity and reduce traffic and congestion all at the same time too. >> here's a pro tip for virginia commuters. choose friday this week looks messy. not a big deal but if had you to pick a day i would pick friday. 53 with clouds and spotty showers out there and not fleely as cold as next weekend. we'll energy a midweek warm-up and friday and weekend changeable weather. i'll sho

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>> here we go another start to the workweek out there. >> yeah another week of variable temperatures and lots of different things to talk about this week actually. >> little roller coaster. >> it feels cool throughout today and breezy. >> cool and braez breezy and warm things up considerably close to 70 tomorrow tomorrow. really going to be nice. >> then what, caityln. >> that 7 day forecast coming up in 2 minutes and 30 second. here's eye live look outside at the capital dome now. we have overcast skies and clouds roll in earlier this afternoon. even a few sprinkles out there and shower should be light and any showers tomorrow during the day should also be fairly light. we could suess the rain. severe drought developed in the district and

suburbs over the mooingt we had unusually dry and warm peb february warm easton record for d.c. and as we two to the headlines we are going to switch it up. march wet weather chances and ending with very cold weather chances. cloudy and not as cold tonight though as we had warmer air move in and hard freeze three mornings in a row and much needed rain tomorrow and again into early very early wednesday morning shortly after midnight tuesday to wednesday and midweek warm-up we can count ton yet again i should go back and count the weeks this winter where temperatures are in the 60s and 70s feels like every week and by end of workweek a wintry surprise which i think i need to make surprise plural we could have several surprises beginning cold and ending with possible snow chances. stormtracker radar band of light showers moving east off an arub del and call verity county and showers along the corridor and it's light rain falling at this hour.

evening should be pretty brief. we can see that's the first round of several batches of showers back across the ohio valley and that's what we have in the forecast for tomorrow. showers may come and go and overall mild, breezy and pleasant day. temperatures right now 53 washington and 49 baltimore and 5 westminster and 40s along the spine of the mountains. there setup tomorrow will feel like spring yet again and warmer. nice push out of the south and high pressure moves offshore and means our temperatures should get well into 60s with a few peeks of sunshine mixed in with clouds and breeze gusting over 0 miles an hour and showers along the approaching cold front. not a lot but when the cold front comes through late tuesday to early wednesday morning we could get decent rain at least briefly. so here's fox future cast beginning pretty much overcast and dry tuesday morning maybe showers in northern maryland and later in afternoon you see showers coming off mountains and scattered light rain through the evening than i

front skinny line of heavy rain moving through between 2 and 3 a.m. in the district shouldn't have too much impact through the overnight hours and long gone by the time the xhunt starts wednesday no cold air yet behind the storm system and nice mild day wednesday and thursday midweek looks bet here. 47 degrees. body showers cloudy and not as cold for tomorrow well into the 60s and 68 it will be mostly cloudy and preezy few light showers and overall spring like day. here's issue as we head into workweek things get trucky after midweek with temperatures in the mid 60s and sunshine and we have possibility of mix early on friday that's why i was saying going into break pick friday with chance of light snow there. watch for chance of snow saturday to sunday an we spring forward and change clocks ahead

and nothing about this weekend scaem s spring in fact it screams wiptser taken turns cold and as the system approaches we're watching for chance of snow. as i get out of the way you know monday colder air hang on. stay tuned this week. you want to watch this forecast. >> that's how it looks i'll send it to gym with sports. >> when n. it l team says they're stick ago round you have team brass and all important photos on. today this is how redskins made it official press release first reported saturday night jay gruden signed a two year deal that extends him to "20/20" season and nowhere in the statement do we hear scott mc clueland. he skipped scouting combine indianapolis. mc clune is dealing with death of grandmother back on february 6. today "washington post" said he watched the combine on tvrm v and there's speculation he will be relieved

the april draft. we'll keep his eyes on this it situation. a bomb shell over the weekend involving redskins courtsey of nfl network. 49ers and redskins have talked about a possible deal and hoping to include romo. romo cap next is highest in nfl. 4.1 million. big decision for jerry jones and regarding rumors of romo to the redskins. >> nothing factual in any way, have not had that discussion with anyone most of all romo, nothing, nothing i heard nothing of that that's the first too many i heard about it. >> and so they're really are not anything of that nature with any other team. >> my money is still on denver. questioned the knicks hosted war years and took it way old school. they said we're not play

or entertainment for first half they wanted fans to experience the game in purest form and enjoy the sounds of the game. the experiment failed at least for players a defening questionet that took them out of the comfort sdoon. >> that was pathetic. ridiculous. it changed flow of the game and everything you get so used to plague the game it threw the entire game off and they needed to trash that. 245z what it was. >> there's knicks for you. seattle mariner marteen they had mix aricci that followed him around on the field. there he s take in the music for a second. enjoy this. he got to wear a big

too. >> there you go. take it away, sarah. >> all right. >> isn't it great. >> i love it. love. it. >> thanks, jim. >> coming up next cutting back on soda. a medical journal said one local county attorneys get residence to drink less sugary drinks are paying off

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bass pass alexandria public schools. puzzled some and broke down others. i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> parents are baffled after alexandria city public schools made the decision to closethon coming wednesday. and the move came after hundreds of staff members requested the day off "fox5" mar each amosh of course owe is live with the story. a lot of people are talking about this one tonight. >> they really are tone jury especially on social media. parents are sounding off saying it put the parents with younger children particularly in a really rough spot especially because they only have wruvly 24 hours to figure out their childcare.

they're happy they won't have classes on wednesday and the school district saying this was not a political decision and it was not any sort of representation of their political stance and they did issue a statement saying that we understand that when school is closed there is a an impact on family who's may have to find unanticipated childcare. we apologize to this unforeseen birnd on parents and thank you for your patience and understanding at the same time they received requests from 30 0 staff members to take wednesday off an at that point they did not want to compromise the learning and saferty of their students by bringing them to class here at alexandria city public schools with roughly no teachers. so they decided instead to make it a teacher workday and cancel classes and, of course, we spoke to students here and listen to the reaction.