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strong thunderstorms are possible late in the afternoon. the news at 10:00 starts now. we begin tonight with the latest on daca and reports that president trump is expected to announce an end to the obama era immigration program tomorrow. daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals grants work permits up to 790,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. before 16. today, protesters gather to do the white house, lindsay watts is live with reaction. lindsay. >> reporter: it's much quieter than earlier. tonight there's still a few protesters left behind, the people behind me are part of a korean asian american organization and they've had representatives here in front of the white house around the clock for the past 21 days. their stay will be ending tomorrow when the president is expected to make his decision on the program. >> pending the decision to

continue my education >> the future uncertain for hundreds of thousands of people who have been able to live and work in the u.s. under daca. faith leaders and activists gathered for a vigil >> daca it changed my life. without daca, i would never go to school, college, i was accepted, they asked me for investigation >> he said he came from south korea with his sister when 15. >> sometimes. it was not my decision. i think i didn't have any intention to come to america. my parents said i can have a better future in america. >> reporter: while daca allows people like kim to avoid deportation in our and legally get a jo

congress worked on an immigration overhaul. congress hasn't acted. after ending daca >> to me, it's one of the most difficult subjects i have >> president trump is planning a six-month delay to give congress time to act. >> my thought is that they approach the president is rumored to be taking probably the right one. >> reporter: john wells is visiting and stumbled upon the protesters >> my problem is not daca, per se, my problem is the way it was initiated. president obama exceeded his authority in my opinion, and i'm an attorney. to by issuing this executive order. now, we want to take care of three kids. that's fine. but it needs to come through congress. >> reporter: four daca recipients. it's waiting get. unclear if they will have to leave the place they call home. >> are you preparing yourself for the possibility? >> no. i don't think i can

i don't think no one can prepare for something like that. >> reporter: and the reason this is happening right now, ten states attorneys general gave president trump an ultimatum, which was end daca or we will suit federal government and deadline they gave is tomorrow. expect more projects and rallies here in dc and across the country. live at the white house, lindsay watts fox 5 local news. the son of former university maryland football coach mike locksley was shot and killed in columbia. 25-year-old was found in the 5500 block of harmer's farm road. he died at the hospital. evan, do police have any leads. >> reporter: police said they don't have any information about a motive or a possible suspect. i talked way neighbor tonight who says is that shooting happened right in front of her doorstep. >> it was just

heard. >> reporter: grace cole thought someone was setting off fireworks outside her townhouse in the 5500 block of harper's farm road sunday night. she later learned the sound was a gunshot. that howard county police say took the life of 25-year-old miko locksley. his younger brother shared these photos with fox 5. miko is on the right. >> when i looked out i saw them taking a guy, trying to give him cpr on the stretch and then took him away. i have i have babies in here. >> reporter: he's the son of former university of maryland football coach and dc nave mike locksley. university's athletic department released a statement monday saying, quote, the entire maryland athletic department's thoughts are with mike locksley and his family during this difficult time. mike locksley is now a coach at the university of alabama. at a before practice news conference, headcoach nick

his condolences to the locksley family >> i just want everybody to understand our thoughts and prayers go out to to mike and the entire locksley family. over this tragedy, and we'll do everything that we can to support mike and his family in this time of tragedy. >> reporter: and back live, police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. live in columbia, evan lambert. of my fox 5. well, all eyes are on hurricane irma right now. at home we're preparing for changes in the weather later on this week. >> let's check in with caitlin roth >> good evening, beautiful labor day. we turned this weekend around finally. hopefully everyone got to enjoy the unofficial last day of summer, it will be warm again tomorrow but we have thunderstorms in the forecast and of course the big story is hurricane irma a strong

4 in the middle of the atlantic. we want to start off with local weather. first day of school for maryland students, tuesday is bringing the warmth and thunderstorms, it's a very comfortable gorgeous evening. 76 in washington. 73 dulles, 74 manassas and 72 in leonardtown. not even a cloud out there. just clear skies overnight. and we're going to start off with sunshine tomorrow. but there's a cold front still ripping through the ohio valley. strong storms, and that cold front will be overus this time tomorrow night. we got thunderstorms in the forecast. so your tuesday looks like this, starting off with sunshine, nice and mild to the morning bus stop. by this evening and the timing that's been pushed back on this is the front may lag a bit. what originally looks like late afternoon may become more of an evening situation. but definitely a squall line with strong storms possible

heavy rain is a potential. i think some of these showers and storms may lag for a bit. while not impacting maybe most of the school day or the workday, we still have that chance and we're in that marginal risk for strong storms. maybe a higher risk as you go up to places like pennsylvania, new york and new jersey. so here's your planning forecast for tomorrow. tuesday, waking up to temperatures in the 70's, low 80's, by the lunch hour and then by later on in the afternoon, we'll introduce that chance of thunderstorms, 88 for the high temperature here in washington. all of us will be above normal. we'll go from above normal to well below normal as an air mass moves in wednesday of let's check in with latest on her mother. in montgomery county, opponents of a purple line held a rally in bethesda, dozens of cyclists, runners, neighbors and children

plan to shut down the georgetown branch trail. many say they were infuriated over the short notice and an alternative route that puts them on a busy road and a new legal challenge >> we filed a new complaint in district court we hope to address. tomorrow we're filing a motion for a temporary restraining order that will focus on three violations of law. >> i just love the walking and biking on the trail. i can't imagine they're i'm going to able to cut it down five years and it's not even a done deal yet and i don't think that's fair. >> maryland governor larry hogan and transportation secretary signed a bill. thousands of job connected with prince george's county and amtrak. labor day does not just mark the end of

political season and this off election year many state and local offices are up for grabs in maryland. some of those candidates -- today in gaithersburg at the labor day parade they got the chance to meet voters face-to-face. >> there is absolutely nothing better than face-to-face physical contact. you get to sense what a person is like. it's a chance to get the people meet them one-on-one. look them in the eye, shake hands. >> trying to connect with voters is harder these days despite the reach of social media, candidates say it cannot replace meeting people face-to-face and hearing their concerns. still ahead, strong response in the wake of north korea's hydrogen bomb test. officials say a massive military response could be in store. >> a show of force from north korea not holding back. the response from the white house coming up. taken out of the hospital in handcuffs for

blood from an unconscious patient and the hospital is talking about the changes it's making and we'll have the latest on what's happening those police officers. columbus day, the latest to put the holiday on the chopping block in the wake of a nationwide debate. nationwide debate. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪

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. tensions arising between north korea and the united states. after pyongyang conducted its strongest ever nuclear test. that test happened over the weekend and was so powerful, it felt as if an earthquake was hitting. marina marraco joins us now with more. marina >> there would be a show down of epic proportions, an emergency meeting called with the united nations security council and came in response to

nuclear test launched by north korea. it tested a h-bomb that register add 6.3 magnitude artificial earthquake. a today's meeting u.s. ambassador nikki haley did not hold back. she said democracy will be the first route but more serious options still on the table >> only the strongest sanctionses will enable us resolve this through demo. he's begging for war. war is never something the united states wants. we don't want it now. our country's patience is not unlimited. we will defend our alleys and our territory. >> president trump's response to the nuclear test came just hours following the bomb's did he do nation on twitter he said the united states is considering in

stopping all trade with any country doing business with north korea. now, sunday's nuclear test was the sixth and largest of its kind in a decade for the communist regime. as the clean-up and recovery from hurricane harvey continues we learned at least 60 deaths are attributed to the storm, more than a half million families apply ford housing assistance, about 50,000 are living in government funded hometown rooms. fox news caught up with a houston homeowner still waiting for those flood waters to recede. >> it's going to be a long process two days here, four days here is not large in the grand scheme of things. and to a degree, it helps one reflect on what's important. >> authorities allowed resident whose live near the chemical plant that exploded to return home after determining the area is now safe. a sudden storm known as a micro

for cover in california. the freak weather event sent umbrellas, beach chairs and boats flying, several people ended up having to be rescued. >> i could hear people screaming all over the beach. there was a lot of people in were hurt out here because of the boats flying around >> it came out of nowhere. within 20 seconds, started raining, wind came flipped over and the kayaks blew 100 feet away from. >> serious injuries seriously were not reported >> the nurse being dragged out of this hospital in handcuffs is considering sues the salt a lake city police department. showing an officer demanding a

unconscious patient. the officer got upset handcuffed her and dragged her out. the nurse was released, no charges were filed. the officers were placed on administrative leave. >> it was clear that the arrest was completely miss handled. was inappropriate and didn't need to happen. absolutely. and that she had done everything that she possibly could to make that situation work. and she wasn't rewarded for that >> a spokesperson released a statement said the department was alarmed by what it had seen and is working to investigate what went roth. . it is a movement that is gaining steam across the country. cities are ditching columbus day celebrations, last week of the los angeles city council voted to remove columbus day as an official holiday and replace it to commemorate inditch news people. they explore christopher columbus w

mass murder >> we will no long celebrate someone who is responsible for setting in motion of the greatest genocide known in world his >> supporters of columbus say the explorer brought western culture science's religion to the world. erasing him is a mistake. >> he did what he did. but he didn't discover america, it was already here. there were people here already. mickey mouse caught up in a legal battle. why disney and other media giants are facing a lawsuit over a popular song >> are you working hard or hardly working? americans may be logging more hours than almost anyone else. >> tomorrow morning on fox 5, back to school, we will talk to the superintendent of montgomery county schools as the kids head back. a new place to eat in the district. latest joint to hit

qarter. and harry connick junior dishing on the latest edition of his talk show, tomorrow on fox 5 news morning. news morning.

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. don't go around using the song mickey without permission >> the singer, tony basil is suing the disney company in separate cases for using her song without permission, she didn't give them the rights to use her song. mickey was her huge hit in 1982 and rightfully so, she wants to be paid for

the song was seen and broadcasted. no comment from disney or south park on the lawsuit. . these days we hear a lot about fake news. two professors from penn state are hoping to make a different. they won a 300,000 grants from the national science foundation to develop technology that will weed out fake news from your digital device. the professors say fake news has been around decades but made worse by the internet and social media. it may be the labor day but new numbers show the average american works longer hours than people in the majority of all of the other countries. the survey shows we work an average of 137 more hours a year than people in japan. 260 more than u.k. and 500 more hours than people in france. more than half of americans though, who were surveyed plan to take time off over the labor day weekend. that still doesn't make up for all the time we work more than everybody else. >> there's also studies that come outnd

productive and people are just on social media all the time. i don't know. >> i just want to listen to the one that says we do too much. which means we all should get a holiday like they do for a month in italy. be on time or pay a fine a new policy for a utah high school. the first time is a warning, second time $3 fine, third $5, if students can't pay the fees, they can take lunch detention, school officials say the money will go towards the school funded for student incentives. >> i get it. but you know, >> if they got a huge problem with tarred deness they got to try to crack down i want. better have extra cash

>> you got to wonder how often that falls on the parents. the kids don't pay it. >> true. the kids will be blaming mom made me late. >> exactly. coming up. >> hurricane irma is the next storm to impact the u.s. people in florida are prepare and and give you a pilot's view in the eye of the storm. we'll take a big to do look for congress as they get ready to head back tomorrow. first, caitlin. >> i know all eyes on hurricane irma, it's a strong category 4 storm but still days away from impacting the u.s. if it does, but tomorrow, we got a very summer-like day on tap. summer is officially over, unofficially officially over. but with temperatures into the 80's and a cold front approaching strong storms are in your tuesday forecast. i'll have a look at that when fox 5 at 10:30 begins after this.

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10:30. right now at 10:30, what will happen to hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants, advocates are protesting as dreamerses wait for an official decision on daca >> some parts of the east coast are getting ready for hurricane irma a long to do list for congress, lawmakers heading back to work tomorrow, we'll take a look at the crucial issues they need to address. your news starts now. we're expecting the trump administration to announce an end to daca tomorrow >> the deferred action for childhood arrivals program grants work permits to 800,000 undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children, lindsay watts is outside of the white house where protests in support of daca were held today. >> reporter: jim and sarah, there was a vigil with local faith leaders at the white house and those people linked up with protesters who have been at the white house around the clock for the last 21 days in support of daca. we'll show you video

can get a look at the crowd. daca came to be through an executive order from president obama, that allows people to avoid deportation and legally live and work here. president trump has promised to end it but also that said he has empathy for these young people. sources tell fox news that after ending daca tomorrow, the president is planning a six-month delay to give congress time to act to pass immigration reform. expect more protesters like this one tomorrow. howard county, a son of a former university of maryland assistant football coach mike locksley was shot and killed >> evan lambert has more. >> reporter: howard county police say 25-year-old miko locksley was shot and killed in this columbia apartment complex, there's no giving information about a possible motive or suspect, but they say this happened on sunday night around 10:20. locksley is the son of mike locksley a former

clientd football. the athletics department at the university sharing condolnces to the locksley family. anyone with information is asked to call howard county police. as the clean-up and recovery from hurricane harvey continues, at least 60 deaths are now being blamed on the storm. a fema spokesperson said more than half million families have applied for housing assistance, about 50,000 are living in hotel rooms. resident whose live near the chemical plant were allowed to go home. live look outside for you. 75 degrees on the labor day. as we wind things down and jump into another start to the work week. let's check in with caitlin and get the latest >> it certainly was an amazing labor day. the weather was fantastic. we really turn that day holiday weekend around. and we're still going to have nice welcome weather as we get back to work and school.

it's going to feel more like the middle of summer. high pressure offshore, we'll get a nice push. it will feel humid in the afternoon, that's because a cold front is approaching and that will spark showers and thunderstorms which of which may be strong as we go into late afternoon evening hours. the bus stop forecast for tomorrow, as you're heading out in the morning, shorts weather for the kids, lots of sunshine and mild temperatures in the upper 60's to low 70's and during the school day and recess they will want to be in the summer clothes, after school, maybe a thunderstorm off towards the west, otherwise we should be dry until about evening time. hopefully getting the school day in totally dry. 88 very warm for tomorrow. this cold front means business, look at our temperatures behind it. wednesday it's cloudy and cool with left over showers 73. that's well below our normal high temperature now of 83. 75 sun and clouds on thursday, look at this gorgeous stretch of real fall-like weather friday,

saturday, sundaying even into monday, by the way if we were to feel the impacts from hurricane irma, it would not be until after the seven-day forecast next tuesday and wednesday. i'll have a check at 10:50. as caitlin mentioned irma gaining strength and that people in south florida worried. food, water and others. it's a cat 4 storm as it approaches and the path could take it to florida >> i always get ready ahead of time. we have food, as you can see. we have our music. we just have a good time. we don't worry. we pray. >> the most important thing is to always be prepared. be ready. and expect the worse and if nothing else bad happens, you can have a great party in your backyard. after the storm is over. >> these are people who are making the most of it. they've been through this before. you have to take precautions, the governor declared a

emergency issued for all the states 67 counties. and already we're seeing incredible images from inside the hurricane. these are snapped yesterday from a pilot flying into the storm, more hurricane will be heading into that storm. it is a powerful cat 4 storm packing winds around 140 miles an hour. which he was harvey's when it impacted texas. congress is back tomorrow. fox's car line shively takes a look at what's on the agenda >> welcome backing congress. there are massive items on the agenda, left undone, some could shut down the government or cause the u.s. do default on debt, something with unthinkable consequences. one pass a budget. they have to pass at least temporary spending bills or the government will shut down. two, raise the debt

right now. if it isn't raised. the u.s. government will default and that would be catastrophic, no one even knows what would happen. three, hurricane harvey relief and four, comprehensive tax reform. focusing on number three, the white house is asking for 8 billion in emergency funding to help harvey victims and wants it tied to debt ceiling, steve mnuchin said before harvey, looked like it would have enough >> with harvey it's moved the situation up and without raising the debt limit i'm not comfortable we will get the money we need this month, to texas, to rebuild. >> there's that tax reform promise. congressional leaders have promised to come up with something in september, republicans think this is their best chance since they control both houses in the white house but looks like an actual vote might not come until early next year, that list is probably a

that have to be crammed into a month. by a congress that is yet to pass major legislation. carolyn shively. fox news. ♪ ♪. couple days of nfl season kicks off when the cleveland browns take the field on sunday, police and other first responders won't be carrying the american flag during pregame ceremonies. the union representing officer and paramedics said its members can't support an. several browns players took a knee last month >> michigan state university being sued for denying a request to let white nationalist speak on campusly forcing school to rent space for spencer to give a speech. university has said the decision was made due to significant concerns about public safety and cited the violence in charlottesville, virginia.

advocate violence and the decision violates his right to free speech a school district is apologizing after teacher asked two students wearing make america great t-shirts to leave the classroom. they said the teachers were wrong and that it's not a violation. there's a change.org petition calling for him to resign and won't take about to disciplinary actions. students in maryland will head back to class this weeks, two weeks past the normal time. extension falls under a new state mandate which requires maryland's schools to hold off until after labor day, the new school date is a first for many. some parents enjoy the extension it's been a big change for many families. up next at 10:30 act former world war ii pilot gets back in the cockpit >> volunteers were able to help this 91-year-old veteran's wish come true. check this out. the art

is reaching new heights. that's incredible. a team of 19 sculptures from germany are world record holders for this massive 55-foot sand castle. it's magnificent. the team spent more than three weeks creating this display. used all four thousand metric tons of sand. the tower include replily kas of the sphinx and the leaning tower of pisa. we'll be back after this.

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>> sam northways has been in love with airplanes since a kid. >> beautiful when you're flying over it looking down. and they don't look like that on the grounds. >> reporter: northway proudly served the country in world war ii. >> i got a sea bag full of one a day letters from my sweetie. during the bombing of pearl harbor >> but the heartache of war didn't stop his passion, he joined the air force during both korean and vietnam er as are as. 91 he knows there aren't too many more chances for take-off. they know his love for the skies and with a little help from the commemorative air force were able to pull off a last wish for a gift foray

>> it means the world to me. the last year hasn't been great health-wise. for him to be able to this is a treat for him. he deserves it greatly. >> are you ready to get up >> yes. >> his char yet is world war ii army by plane. >> taking off these days a bit more challenging. once snapped into the seat and helmet secured. >> everything fits pretty smooth. >> reporter: it was like no time passed a. >> bringing back memorys? >> yes. >> reporter: a half hour ride soaring above the kansas skies breath taking and more emotional than he expected >> i never thought i would be doing something like this when i was 91. i sure didn't. >> reporter: brings tears to your eyes doesn't it >> yes. >> or wind. >> reporter: a perfect thank you

leaving loved ones with priceless memories. >> two nasa astronauts received a special welcome home >> peggy with itson on the phone, she had just completed a record breaking to the international space station, she's the u.s. astronaut spent the most cumulative time in space. and the only female astronaut to command the space station twice. cool. next at 10:30, dogs rescued from harvey make their way to northern virginia >> we'll show you some puppies going up for adoption when we come back. come back.

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world record for carrying the most beer signs and setting them down on table without much spillage. he broke his world record, trying to carrying 31 jugs 130 feet. unfortunately two fell, only gets credit for 29. that was still good enough to break the previous record. by the way all of that beer not easy to carry, weighed about 150 pound. >> i was at octoberfest last year in germany and to see -- that's a lot. but like this guy who was probably in his 70's just very strong and fit carrying a all of the mugs that large. they must work out. >> that's the thing, is he wearing leader hose >> i don't know. that doesn't look like it >> that's impressive >> that's like, o not much spillage >> be around to lap it up. >> i saw spillage off the top >> a little bit. >> that's all right he breaks his own world record >> right after we talke

started talking about irma a little bit. it's still a long way out. >> it's but at monstrous storm and expected to maintain its category 4 status as it moves through the caribbean, islanders, approaching cuba and likely approaching south florida. that wouldn't be happening until this weekend like the second half. a long ways out an lot of things can change. models have been all overtime place over the past few days, since irma formed. so we've got a long way to go. weather forecast, as we take a live look on a beautiful end to labor day and holiday weekend. which didn't start off promising ended nicely. warm with afternoon thunderstorms are in the forecast tomorrow. it will feel like the middle of summer and some storms may be strong. it's been awhile since we've had a severe weather day, why i don't think, we'll so he an outbreak, we've had our share of cool days august and

another starting wednesday, late week beautiful but we're watching irma closely. here's an up close 3d look at irma, very strong, these are the cloud tops billowing all of that convection on the outside of irma but it's the eye so distinct and pronounced that you see in these textbook cases of hurricanes this strong and irma is one of those. category 4, within sustained 140 miles an hour, pressure dropped to the 43 million bar, hurricane watches and warnings are out for the u.s. virginia islands and puerto rico as the category 4 storm approaches by midday wednesday. notice this track goes west, northwest through a few land masses, a lot of before a had a ma islands and cuba. the track takes it offshore avoiding cuba and setting sights on southern florida within that cone of uncertainty, key west, miami, west palm,

lauderdale, no doubt they're on alert as this track at least puts them in that threat zone as of today and again that threat would be late saturday into sunday, and it's because there's been a lot consensus. there have been other models saying it will scrape the coast or land in the southeast. we still have to watch this as thing will children a bit with that track going forward. back home all is quiet. we got the cold front waiting on moving across the great lakes. central ohio bringing strong storms and that's what's in to our forecast for tomorrow. temperatures outside right now, 76 in dc. 72 in baltimore, 76 in annapolis, 73 in dulles, warm and comfortable out there. we'll start with sunshine, nice and mild tomorrow morning as you head back to work and school. lunch break looks great. it's not until later on in the evening, 5:00, this looks like a squall line and each run of this models we use to show you the futurecast has been intensifying, heavy downpours are likely in the fo

best chance will be to our far northwestern zones, if that holds together, we can get a period of heavy rain and possibly strong storms tomorrow evening. that should move out overnight into wednesday. that's because there's a nice clash of air masses going on. summer heat and humidity with high temperatures in the 80's will be replaced by an air mass where high temperatures will struggle to be in the low 70's on wednesday. you pair in with clouds a couple of showers and it will feel downright chilly. for tomorrow, warm with afternoon thunderstorms, 88, showers and cooler 73 on wednesday. seven-day forecast shows once the sun returns thursday, we are on tap for some stiller weather days, real taste of fall in the air, with those high temperatures below normal and only the mid 70's through the weekend. lows in the 50's but really nice. even into next monday, and as i've been saying, if we were to feel any effects of irma, it wouldn't be until past the seven-day forecast. tuesdayings wednesday, possibly of next week. watching that

jim, sarah. animal she woulds in it does, louisiana are trying to find homes for many pets >> dogs and cats being shipped all over the country. more than 100 landed in virginia, lindsay watts has a look at some pets in need of homes. >> reporter: we're here with a few of the pups that arrived from southwest louisiana, some of the shelters and in the houston beaumont region are overwhelmed and the hope is the dmv can help out. the plane touched down with 120 eager traveler, cage after cage after cage. manassas regional airport just a temporary stopping place, shelters from around the region are now working to find permanent homes for these louisiana refugees. >> this is angel. angel came in on a plane this morning with about 20 or so other of his friends that

>> reporter: colleen works with the lost dog and cat rescue foundation, her shelter took 21 dogs >> the best thing we can do is offer our support and space. >> reporter: the animals coming in were already in shelters when harvey hit. many shelters now in desperate need of space for pets displaced by the storm. for those that were up for adoption anyway, we can say bring them to us, we'll find them great homes and you worry about the dogs and cats that were displaced because of flooding. that way, if those dogs and cats have a chance at being reunited, the chance is even better if they're closer by. >> so cute. >> they really are. >> if you can open up your home, it's the best decision you can make. coming up next, fox 5 news at

coming up tonight, the protests ahead of the expected announcement that will affect hundreds of thousands of immigrants. yes, we'll have much more on the daca decision, someone killed the son of a former university of maryland football coach. tonight hear what neighbors are saying, imagine paying for your fast food with your smile. those stores and much more at 11:00. h more at 11:00.

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protesters rally at the white house and nationwide as president trump is expected to announce the end of the controversial program. here we go again, florida is under a state of emergency as hurricane irma gains strength. the latest on where the category 4 storm may be headed a former football coach at the university of maryland is grieving after someone shot and killed his son. what we've learned about the investigation. your news starts now. off the top, the daca decision protesters hit the streets nationwide amid reports the white house is expected to end the program. many people who called themselves dreamers are fighting to keep daca lives. deferred action for childhood arrivals program. grants permit who game before the age of 16. white house is expected to announce tomorrow, but were the a six-month delay would give