. >> 4:32 now the city of hyattsville maryland is now a sanctuary city. they voted on the measure last night police and law enforcement officers will not be permitted to ask someone's city will protect law abiding immigrants living illegally in hyattsville. it was 8-2 in favor the vote. . vice-president mike pence continues his tour of asia. this morning he's in japan. mike pence and japanese leaders began talks that are expected to focus largely on trade. >> however, tensions with north korea also loom large. vice-president reassured prime minister that the united states considers japanp important alli in the region. meanwhile, while many of us will be filing taxes today hundreds of tax day rallies were held across the country calling on frez trump to release tax returns. trump became the first majority nominee in 40 years not to release the tax ret returns. he insists he cannot release them because his returns are under federal audit. white house secretary addressed concerns at a briefing yesterday. >> i have to get back to you on that. i think he's sti

hyattsville city council approved an ordiance to become a sanctuary city.at means the city - including police - would not give information about immigration status to the federal government. still - the rule has it's critics. the city of hyattsville now stands to lose up to 20-thousand dollars a year in federal grant money. president trump is headed to kenosha, wisconsin today to sign a new executive order. the so-called "buy american, hire american" executive order will overhaul the h-1b visa program, which allows u-s companies to hire foreign wokers for specific high-skilled jobs. the "buy american" part of the order agencies to buy more american goods and services. today -- there's a plan on the table to revamp a major road in northern virginia. and while that's good news for drivers -- some 200 homes and business, are in the line of fire. suzanne kennedy is live along route 1 with the latest in this developing story. the capitals find themselves with the wall after losing game three of their opening round playoff series against toronto. the caps jumped

annie yu is live this morning in hyattsville with more. annie?ng about possibly major disruptions not on friday but going into the weekend. we spoke to lot of rider who's took take rail and bus service and they're very concerned about talks of this. the rumors going around and the reports and they're hoping for the best but also planning for a different way to get around on friday and into the weekend. now if you look behind me this is the west hyattsville station we've been out here all morning long. things have been running very smoothly it will be interesting to see how think all plays out come friday it may not be as smooth. management at metro says it is bracing for the possibility of a large sick out this weekend starting on friday as they have received an unusually high number of absence requests now metro hasn't said exactly how many people have called out but that number significant enough that the transit agency is looking at how they're going to be staffing going into the weekend doing whatever it can to minimize the service disruption

here at 5:30 west hyattsville station things running smoothly out here.nd management bracing for a large scale sickout. and disruption to service of course. metro has not said how many employees have actually called out and obviously that number is significant enough that metro is looking at how they staff going into this weekend and now we also spoke to passengers and many of them say they're hoping for west and don't want disruptions preparing to get other ways to get around and transit system says it is currently going in a very tense contract dispute with atu local 68 representing employees and we reached out to president jackie jeter and she tells fox5 she's had unaware of sickout. added this if you received information from management employees calling in sick on friday it's not about contract negotiations or right to strike. modest policy requires that staff give a 72 hour advanced notice in anticipation of being sick. if any local member expressed to superior that they may be sick on friday they're only add he'ser to the only policy. again a heads

the city also will protect law besiding immigrants living legal until hyattsville.hat hyattsville will become a magnet for illegal immigrants. >>> meanwhile let's talk politics now. president trump will be in wisconsin today where he will sign a new executive order called american hi american. officials say the order would direct federal departments to propose new rules to prevent immigration fraud and abuse. the white house said the program is currently under cutting american workers by bringing in cheaper laib. new gallop poll release yesterday shows majority of people do not think the president keeps his promise. in february 62% of the people thought he kept promises but now only 45% think he >>> meanwhile, vice-president mike pence in japan for the second leg of his tour in asia. >> among the hot topic international trade and growing tense between the u.s. and north korea. caroline shively joins us live from capitol hill with those details. good morning, caroline. >> good morning wisdom and steve. president trump keeping tight lipped about his specific plans on

the vote is in -- hyattsville's board voted yes' to becoming a sanctuary city. the rule means the city will not intervene in federal immigration matters. it also prohibits city officials from asking about individuals' citizenship or discriminating based on immigration status. the issue has been hotly debated. a big reason? -- president trump says sanctuary cities will not receive federal funding. both sides-speaking out at the meeting last night. the final vote was 8 to 2. better cell service may be coming to your metro ride! that's if you take the red line. you can now use cell phones anywhere in the tunnel... between glenmont and silver spring. wi-fi is expanding too! metro says -- 30 underground stations will have free wi-fi service by the end of the year! we've got the list of which ones - at wjla.com. in sports.. hold on to your seats.. another overtime loss for the caps.. the caps were in control in game 3 in toronto.. taking a 3-1 lead early in the second.. evegeny kuznetsov scoring following the shot by marcus johansson ... but toronto scored twice befor

here at the west hyattsville it's impacting service.hat pitch is a tough sell. >> it just seems like another tax hike. it seems like one more thing we're paying for. we're not seeing any noticeable results on. i mean -- >> reporter: the plan also calls for a rainy day fund for emergencies, and this morning we should learn more details. back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> 6:46. you can cut your morning commute by 30 minutes. >> a new $100 million for i-270 says it can do just that by revamping your drive from frederick, player ri land, to the beltway. crews installing 23 more lane miles. new express lane from montrose road may help break down one of the biggest bottlenecks. >>> a memorial service is planned for tomorrow at the army base to honor specialist tomlin who crashed. he grew up in tennessee and his mother said he always knew he wanted to fly on a blackhawk. >>> leroy malveaux is headed back to a courtroom. he terrorized the d.c. area in 2002 with deadly sniper attacks. malveaux's lawyers will argue that his six life senten

. >>> in just a few weeks, the city of hyattsville in prince george's county will officially become anctuary city. [ applause ] >> the city council passed an ordinance last night with an 8-2 vote, preventing police officers and other city officials from asking you about your immigration status or discriminating against you on the basis of that status. the ordinance takes effect june 8th, the council vote followed a public hearing on the matter. >> i'm deeply troubled and concerned with the logic of sanctuary cities anywhere in our country. sanctuary cities harbor criminals, creating a dangerous environment for u.s. citizens. >> translator: and now more than ever, that we as a people of the country must unite. >> president trump has threatened to cut off funding for sanctuary cities, for hi hyattsville, that could mean a loss in $20,000 in federal grants. >>> tod if you need more time, you may be able to get an automatic six-month extension. you can find the form on irs.gov, but this gives you more time to file, not pay. you need to estimate the amount of tax you owe and send a payment

. >> hyattsville voted favor of being ago sanctuary city.will not be permitted to ask someone's immigration status and city will protect law abiding immigrants living illegally in hyattsville and before last night's vote one teacher says her students are often fearful their parents might be de ported. >> my children ask me every night who will help me with my homework if you're not here? and what's going to happen to my friend and my classes? >> opponents are concerned hey atville will become a magnet for illegal immigrants. >> happening today georgetown university will hold a special mass of contusion trition and hope for historical ties in slavery. two jesuit priests sold nearly 3 payoff school debts. now 17 9 years later school is making mend after this morning's mass georgetown will rededicate two buildings one to be named for first shriver listed in sale documents and other named ooh a three woman of color who was one of the first teach of black girls in georgetown area. >> it is no secret there's a heroinen demic head add cross the cou

the bill sponsor said hyattsville gets about $20,000 a year from the federal government.city council will hold a final vote a >>> the neighbors in one community in mt. vernon will be trying to get a few more hours of sleep tonight. after sirens and s.w.a.t. surrounded a house last night, a barricade situation lasted nearly 17 hours. bureau reporter david culver explains how it came to an end. >> reporter: a long night turned tense morning for this mt. vernon community. >> quarter to 5:00 a.m., auffed all of a sudden the sirens were going off. >> reporter: the stand-off involved a man holed up inside this home. most concerning, he had his two young kids with him. around 1:00 in the afternoon, it all came to an end. we watched as an ambulance and medic crossed the police tape. police from fairfax county and alexandria, clearing the scene. >> just seemed like a good family. i don't know how this happened. >> russell dale, off school today, watched the fal out and the kids looked healthy and all good. >> reporte >> we looked down there and they gave the sign like it's over, i

. >>> back here at home, in three hours, hyattsville will decide whether to become a sanctuary city.y council has scheduled a vote. two weeks ago, they voted 8-2, approving the first leg of the ordinance. and if passes tonight, city staff and police officers will not be allowed to give the federal government information about someone's immigration status. one of president trump's executive orders cuts off federal funding from sanctuary cities. the city council estimates hyattsville would lose about $20,000 in federal >>> wow, we've had clouds out there, also a little bit of rain out there as well and as we continue into the evening, we're looking at those temperatures going up a little bit, but that sun going down about 7:47 tonight. maybe we can make it around to the 70-degree mark. clouds in places, starting to see clearing back towards i-81. but a lot of clouds in the region. as we go through the rest of the night, temperatures right now, 67 degrees. i think we can go up to around 70 degrees about 6:00 and then start to drop off. it's going to be a little on the cool side tonight.

. >>> hyattsville could be coming one step closer to becoming a sanctuary city. hold the vote tonight. that ordinance will prevent information about someone's immigration status. hyattsville, that could mean a loss of $20,000. >>> this comes one day after the north's failed missile test. news 4's megan fitzgerald in the newsroom with the latest. good morning. >> vice president pence has tough words for north korea after his trip to the dmz. pence made it clear that nothing has been ruled out as he responded to north korea's failed missile test. >> options are on the table as we continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of south korea. >> the vice president went on to warn north korea not to test the strength of america's military. he added that the u.s. and its allies will achieve their objective through, quote, peaceable means or ultimately by any means necessary to south korea and stabilize the region. angie? >> thank you, megan. >>> this morning the white house is preparing for one of the biggest days of the year. >> we are talking about the annua

for hyattsville that could mean a lots of $20,000 in federal glands. >>> former president barack obama will make his first public appearan appearance. he's expected to attend the funeral of dan rooney. we are told president obama is not expected to speak at that event. >>> well, you probably checked the score when you woke up. you were beside yourself. >> i just couldn't -- i thought they were going to win for sure. they looked so good. >> it was a tough loss for the caps. >> for sure. another overtime game, another one. this is three in a row against the maple leafs. they're in a hole again. there is still burruss is in toronto. >> reporter: they enjoyed a lead here monday night, but another overtime loss puts the caps in a familiar position, trailing in a playoff series. evgeni kuznetsov put away a rebound in the second period to give the caps a 3-1 lead but the leafs take the game to overtime where tyler bozak redirects a pass into the back of the net drawing a win 4-3. lead the series 2-1. frustrated but not panicked. >> forget it and move forward. obviously we're losing the series

the city of hyattsville will become a sanctuary city. the city council passed the ordinance last night. it prevents police officers and other city workers from providing an immigration status to the federal government. it's a matter of public safety and that all citizens should be able to trust local police officers. >> child, especially a child in elementary school, the child shouldn't have whether or not they are safe within their community. >> president trump threatened to cut off federal funding to cities. for hyattsville that could be a loss of $20,000. >>> new security measures coming to jewish community centers. they're looking at a plan to spend a quarter of a million for upgrates. it has newer access controls and reinforced windows. the enforcements are needed after aye series of local bomb threats. >> the county council is also expected to vote on a plan to require more healthy options in county vending machines. it limits the sugar, salt, fat and calories in the items in the machines. it applies to rec centers, libraries and p

. >>> hyattsville has a large immigrant population it depends on. one last note on this topic. the gang task force director least eight gang related murder s since the fall. >>> we now know the army crew member with when that black -- when that black hawk helicopter crashed. his name is jefferson parishny tomlin. the other people, terry. >> and wanted for killing a retired man and posting to facebook, caught thanks to a fast thinking person in a drive- thru. he ordered chicken nuggets and friez they regular niezed them and they -- recognized him. we told him it would be a minute for his fries, we contacted police. he didn't want his fries, took his six piece and head back on the road. >> police caught up with steve stephens and after they rammed his car, the suspect took his own life. >> possession ofmpeii tells us the fight to clear his name, a friend grabbed his gun during a fight and possession of ssession of . he was set to report to prison yesterday. but new jersey governor chris christy stepped in and commuted his sentence. he got that good news from his attorney. they sp

hyattsville passed a law. city of rockville is holing one and we'll have a hearing in june. >> thousands watched giraffe cam waiting for april the giraffe to have her boydy. that was two weeks ago. now the zoo wants your help maiming the baby call of. how you can gets in on it first a wick chick of the weather with sue. >> i don't want to talk about the giraffe birth wasn't that amazing. we got to see sunshine. next up we maying dealing with a little fog later tonight. and i'll let you know what is ahead for the thushs and peaked comp up in a few minutes. tony. >> take a look at this picture shawn i have a surprise for you. joe claire, from the wpgc as you know he also appears on dpish nation. i'm macking a cameo with him on dish nation tonltd. >> are you serious. >> it's a fun little thing comes on 1 tonight early tomorrow morning check it out me and joe together. klt (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be.

this month, the town of hyattsville passed a sanctuary city law. now the city of rockville is considering one. pro immigration groups say they expect even more cities to join in. >> do you expect more communities to move in a direction of cities >> absolutely. that's what i expect and we are working on that and initially people were very >> you're working on that >> we're encouraging and providing information to different local jurisdictions. >> a spokesperson for the city of rockville says a hearing on its sanctuary city law is set for june 19th. >>> earlier, home land security secretary john kelly announced the creation of a new office called voice. it's designed to reach out to victims of criminals who shouldn't have been allowed to enter the u.s. fox 5 your station for politics will talk more about this at 6:30, tweet us your thoughts right now, use the #5at630. look for your tweet on our political show. coming up in 22 minutes. >>> big heads up, you could have a little trouble commuting on metro this friday, workers threatening not come to wor

happening tonight - the hyattsville city council wil sanctuary city ordinance.easure would prohibit city staff, including police, from transferring information about a resident's immigration status to the federal government. if the bill passes - it could result in the loss of about 20-thousand dollars a year in federal grant money for the city. tonight's vote is set for eight p-m. new this morning. prince harry opening up about his struggle with the loss of his mother--princess diana. the prince revealing that he sought counseling four years ago to deal with his grief. in an exclusive interview with the telgraph newspaper, harry said the loss of his mother at such a young age led to a period of total chaos. he was just 12 years old, when princess diana died in a car crash back in 1997. april the giraffe and her newborn baby are doing well this morning.. after a much-anticipated birth. april delivered a healthy male calf saturday.. at animal adventure park in harpursville, new york. more than a million people viewed t watched.. as the calf took his first wobbly s

. >> the highest phici will take a final vote on an ordinance that would make hyattsville a century city. the measure would prohibit city staff from transferring information about a residence in -- immigration status from the federal government. this will result in the loss of $20,000 a year in federal grant money for the city. tonight's vote is set for 8:00. coming up on abc 7 news at noon. >> the era of strategic patience is over. >> a stern message to north korea from vice president pence. the action he says the u.s. is willing to take if north korea fails to cooperate. ins, united airlines is back the headlines. find out why a couple heading to their wedding got kicked off to the flight -- kicked off their flight. first a track at home with angela foster. >> thank you for the midday ride. we have rain coming down. we have a work zone set up on the capital beltway. still got some delays. even though it looks like they are not warming now. bridge,ead towards the lot of color for the most part. those work zones are probably going to shut down on d.c. 295. you still have some delays appr

happening tonight - the hyattsville city council will take a final vote on a sanctuary city ordinance. the measure would prohibit city staff, including police, from transferring information about a resident's immigration status to the federal government. if the bill passes - it could result in the loss of about 20-thousand dollars a year in federal grant money for the city. tonight's vote is set for eight p-m. millions of people celebrated the easter holiday yesterday. but for the smithsonian national zoo-- easter is today. it's hosting "easter monday" from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. zoo officials say there will be an egg hunt, feedings, and demonstrations with dozens of species, including apes, cheetahs, and sea lions. and best of all-- it's fr it's xx and we're just getting started. a senseless murder-- streamed online. now the search for murder-- streamed online. now the search for the suspect expands to several states. the latest on the growing manhunt, coming up. plus, breaking news in fairfax county. police on the scene of a barricade situation. the latest on the standoff. good mornin

tisha lewis, fox 5 local news fox 5 >>> the city of hyattsville maryland is a sanctuary city. the council voted and means police and law enforcement officers will not be permitted to ask a person's immigration status. before council voted residents urged council members to support the ordinance other the spoke out against it. one teacher said the students are afraid the parents may be deported. >> my children ask me every night. who's going to help me with my homework if you're not here? and what's going to happen to my friends and my classes? >> many of the people at tonight's council meeting cheered when the 8-2 vote in favor of the sanctuary city orders enhance passed. opponents are concerned it will become a magnet for illegal immigrants. >>> the manhunt continues for the man suspected of shooting another man and posting a video of the killing on facebook. police in ohio are now expanding their search for 37-year-old steve stevens. accused of killing 74-year-old robert god wynn senior in what police are calling a random easter day attack. video was quickly removed along wi

. >> hyattsville city council is expected to take a stand to protect illegal imfranlts. the council will vote to vote for sanctuary city. we will have the results for you tonight right here on "fox5"news at 10. >>> day on the bench for the n newest supreme court justice. associate justice neil gorsuch joined rest of supreme court for hearings on three different cases today. most important case is suspect todd come wednesday on the separation of church and state. the outcome of that case could make it easier in many states to use state funding to pay for private religious schools. >> "fox5" is your station for politics, tweet us your thoughts right now. use haring 5 at 630 then look for tweet on political show coming up next at 630. tonight the manhunt continues for murderer. police say he killed elderly man and posted video on facebook. disturbing details plus where police are now zeroing in on the suspect. and later on 5@630. >> hey everyone ronica cleary here back for 5@630 tonight we'll talk about the president's tax returns. do you think he'll ever release his tax re

for hyattsville that could mean a loss of 20,0$20,000 d. a new bus option is set to debut this fall. the ride will begin between bethesda and gaithersburg. it will go to 12 stops between medical center metro station and the lake forest transit center. buses will run every ten minutes and cost the same as a regular ride on bus. it's meant to give people another option to travel along one of the most heavily used corridors in the county. >>> capital bike share is a popular way for people to get around especially when the weather is nice. now the program will expand to prince george's county. the county will launch the program by the spring of 2018. the program already the district and many of the areas surrounding counties. 67 stations will be installed with a total of 670 bikes phased in over a few years. >>> it's 4:49. you may be gritting your teeth if you have to fill up today. gases prices, they are on the rise again. summer blend is part of the reason. plus, more people getting out and driving right now. here is what you can expect to pa

. >> happening today, the city of hyattsville is one step closer to becoming a sanctuary city.cil will ve undocumented immigrants. >> happening today in frederick maryland a ribbon cutting ceremony to reopen the newly repaired roddy road bridge. the covered bridge has been under repair since late last year. it was closed to the public after a box truck struck the bridge back in june. the county is inviting citizens to attend the ceremony at 3 o'clock this afternoon. >> 4:50 is the time. coming up on fox5 news morning, the holiest day on the christian calendar is celebrated around the world. >> the latest installment of a hyland -- highly successful movie franchise could prove to be at the highest grossing movie in the series. >> the time is 4:50, the temperature 68 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone.

she still owns her brand, but she has stepped back from management and p larry: hyattsville is the latestty to vote to become a sanctuary city. meaning that city will not intervene in federal immigration -- matters and prohibits city officials from discriminating on immigration status. people on both sides of the issue spoke out last night. >> we as a people must unite. it is time for us to feel protected by one another. autria: happening right now, another headache for drivers in atlanta, crews pulling an all night or to repair major interstate after this happens. the pavement suddenly buckles, rising three feet, sending a motorcycle rider flying. miles from the scene of last month's fire that destroyed a ridge on i-85. larry: better cell service may be coming to your metro ride in the tunnel. wi-fi is expanding. 30 underground stations will have free wi-fi station -- service by the end of the year. we have a list of which ones on our website. this morning a thank you for writing the rails. congressman will be handing out free smartcards to writers today. over an hourjust at the silver s

hyattsville, takoma park and washington, d.c. you can imagine they are pleased with this 49 page ruling. they will continue to receive federal funds. according to trump executive order it would take away funding if they refused to turn over the immigrants. but the judge issued an injunction to stop the president's plans for that is a step in the right direction for people we spoke to today. >> a good ruling. they should keep the funding coming to washington, d.c. the capital of the united states. it deserves a funding to keep the city top notch for visitors coming from around the world. q: president trump responded to the ruling this morning. the first ninth district court ruled against the ban. now it hits again. sanctuary cities. ridiculous rulings. i also spoke to the city manager of takoma park. wait until you hear how much they could lose. that is something i'm working on now. that is the latest from pont circle. alison: president has a new tax plan to cut corporate from 35% to 15%. we are digging into what it will mean for

. >> reporter: the langley punks went on to produce "hyattsville holiday," "intestines from space" and alcoholics unanimous" where he got to play the bartender. >> i liked better being behind the camera. >> reporte o the langley punks will reunites film in decades, a sequel to cursee atomic research. >> in 34 years, we have learned nothing. i think it's even dumber than the original. >> reporter: we have wefeveryth you need to get tickets and see the trailer. go to nbc4 and search punks. >>> and at 9:26, we have breaking news out of germantown where two people were hurt in a double stabbing. the information just coming from montgomery county police and montgomery county fire and rescue. this happened before 9:00 this morning about 30 minutes ago. this happened on gray eagle court. we know a woman was stabbed several times. another man was also stabbed. both are in serious condition right now. and they are at the hospital. we'll send out an alert on this to the nbc washington app. as soon as we get more information, which no doubt, will be coming throuou >>> and at w. we are also waking

. >>> the city of hyattsville will become a sanctuary city. >> yes, we can! >> the ordinance was passed last night. it prevents police officers from providing a person's immigration status to the federal government. they say it's a matter of safety that all citizens should be able to trust local police officers. >> no child, especially in elementary school, should have to ponder over whether or not think they are safe in their community. >> reporter: president trump has threatened to cut off sanctuary cities. >>> right now, the search is on for a group of robbery suspects on sunday evening at 5:30. police are looking for four suspects. look at your screen. one of them in this situation actually punched the victim. if you recognize any of those suspects, you're asked to call metro train police. >>> at this hour, the manhunt is still on with more and more reports of sightings of the man who posted a video of a murder on facebook. police had to debunk reports that they saw steve stephens but there are concerns in several states. jacob rascon has the latest on a

tonight, hyattsville is holding the second vote to make the city a sanctuary city. it will take place in an 8:00 meeting. the first vote was 8-2 in favor of becoming a sanctuary city. we'll have an update at 11:00. michelle: a maryland state senator is drafting a bill to stop police dragging passengers from the airline seat. this is in response to the viral video of a man pulled from the united airline flight. the proposal is expected to be at a special session of the general assembly or when it starts in january 2018. jonathan: drizzly monday you can expect changes throughout the week but we could use a serious drenching. meteorologist doug hill has an update. doug: we are watching the pollen out of the air. it won't have an impact on the drought. this is a slow process across the region. most of the areas see sunshine in the afternoon. with the limited sun, we are held in the 60's. it's 67 in washington. we will drop in the 60's. the temperatures will drop in the 50's in the metro by morning. maybe upper 40's in the suburbs. these are the wake up temperatures to s

. >> tracee wilkins shows us how that is paying off big time for students in hyattsville. >> they go hand in hand. i wouldn't separate them. >> reporter: when did you start painting? >> two years ago. >> reporter: these five northwestern high school students are serious artists. >> and i'm mostly digital and graphic design. >> i do mostly drawing. >> reporter: they have received $1.6 million in scholarship offers to universities across the country. >> i'm going to the institute of art in chicago. >> i got accepted to howell university in >> you look proud. >> i am very proud. >> reporter: this will be the first full year graduating class for the visual and performing arts program. >> it's really been an honor to watch them grow, experience lots of hardship, overcome. >> reporter: like rafael. where are you from originally? >> el salvador. >> reporter: how long have you been here? >> four years. >> reporter: he's headed to school on scholarship. >> i'm one of the thousand students who came to this country. and didn't have a chance to go to high school. >> reporter: these twins lost th

. >>> the city of hyattsville will decide whether it will become a sanctuary city. president trump signed an executive order that cuts off federal money to sanctuary cities. that could mean a loss of $20,000 in federal grant money. the city will hold a final vote on the tonight. >>> and today is the first weekday commute during metra's newest surge. this will likely impact you. the green belt station is closed. you might have to start or end your commute on a shuttle bus. but they are free and running between the prince george's plaza, green belt and college park stations. they will be closed until april 29th during the first phase of the surge. commuters are already feeling the impact. >> it's a big ib convenience to have to get your 30 minutes to get to work when normally i have a 25-minute commute. >> we have all the ways you can get around the safetrack stuff. >>> it's taking a few of your dollars at a time. gas prices are on the rise again. aaa says the summer blend is paf pay in d.c. $2.55 for a gallon. that's up 30 cent from last year. if you live in virginia

these are photos from hyattsville this morning. ems and police and fire crews took part. these are just drills but it's helping crews get ready for the worst. >>> well, that was just one of the heated exchanges during a meeting last night between neighbors and officials of t-mobile. they want to build a new cell tower at elroosevelt neighborho. they say it will be dangerous to their homes. >> we have evidence that it's dangerous to the health of children and dangerous to our property values and generally not accepted by our community. >> he says they used a third-party company to check safety at all sites. company officials have set up a website for residents to see what the tower would like like. we have that posted in our nbc washington app. >>> virginia governor tear rry mcauliffe just wrapped up a meeting. >> governor mcauliffe is live with more on the new legislation. us. we want to begin with -- >> great to be with you. >> women rights activists, this is a move that they are praising. >> well, this is important for the women in the commonwealth of virginia. we will

host: a democrat in hyattsville, maryland.hould i agree that he be seeking guidance from congress. i also think donald trump is a hypocrite because he put syria on the list and indicated that syrian refugees should not be coming to this country. therefore he really doesn't care about the kids that are being killed in syria. if he was, allowing the refugees that are suffering in the country to actually come and -- that's my comment. congresswoman zoe lofgren saying in her facebook posting over the weekend that the missile attack appears to be unconnected to any coherent strategy. trump said bombing was in response to the chemical weapons attacks on civilians, yet he is unmoved by the deaths of syrian refugees children at sea and continues to bar families fleeing war. any further action must be put before congress and debated in public with the international and domestic consequences fully considered. congress will conclude that further military action of this sort are the wrong policies. we want to hear from you. east berlin, p

this month the time of hyattsville passed sanctuary law and city of rockville is considering one. pro immigration expects more cities to join in. >> do you expect more communities to move in a direction of becoming sanctuary cities. >> absolutely that is what i expect and we're working on that. initially people -- >> you're working on that. >> absolutely we're encouraged to provide information to the local jurisdictions. >> a hearing opt sanctuary city law in rockville is set for june. coming up tonight it's a terrible be trail of trust during sex. >> it's a new trend making waves on social media. >> and "fox5" tisha lewis is following this story. tisha. >> shawn, tony, a dangerous trend students in the district are sounding off about. it we're talking about ste stealthing, look it up. we'll explain when we come back. >> and plus president trump calls for dramatic tax cuts and it could mean big changes for your wallet. >> and take a look. this puppy is a survivor. his name is eddie. he was in bad shape when found. you'll mar from the animal control over that helped nurse him back

keep this in mind, this speech, this came just hours after the hyattsville city council declared itself immigration law. the secretary of homeland security described his own department today as being under the obama administration demoralized but now acting with county and a new purpose. now, remember, the trump administration has faced fears blow back from moves such as the wall. secretary john kelly said here today on the campus of george washington university that his critics should set up. >> if lawmakers do not like the laws that we are charged to enforce, then we are sworn to enforce then they should have the courage and the skill to change those laws. otherwise they should shut up and support the men and women on the front lines. now, secretary kelly made these remarks today during an outlining of the trump administration policy not only on illal terrorism prevention as well. he says even at this point early on in the trump administration real differences. here's how, illegal immigration border crossings at the southern us/mexico border downed 730 percent only in the last 90 days

the city of hyattsville will determine whether they will become a sanctuary city.s it officials to give out information on immigrants. that could mean a loss of $20,000 in federal grant money. they'll hold a final vote on the proposed ordinance tonight. >>> a northern virginia woman jailed for years in egypt is waking up free this morning for the first time in three years. she was arrested in 2014 in cairo. she was accused of abusing children through an organization she founded. yesterday she was acquitted. 30-year-old who has dual citizenship actually grew up in falls church, graduated and then returned to her native egypt. she thought the goals of her region would help. >>> pope frances is encouraging world leaders to stop the spread of conflict. that wast easter message from the vatican. easter mass was attended by thousands of people. security was very tight. people had to go through metal detectors before entering st. peter's square. >>> you may have heard this sound ring out yesterday morning. ♪ ♪ >>> the sound of the church bells at the national cathedral. b

hyattsville voting to become a sanctuary city. the second vote last night finished the same as the first. 8-2 to become a sanctuary city. the measure approved. jonathan: well, coming up for us here at "abc7 news at 4:00". this is a scary situation. a man is pulled over by police in georgia and pleading for a smoke the whole time. what police really found was shocking. we will show it to police want in connection to a murder two years ago now on the f.b.i. top ten most wanted list. upping the ante in this desperate manhunt next. nancy: also ahead, stranded in the middle of a flood. parents of a newborn desperate for help. >> we have a car that is getting flooded. we need help. >> oh, my god, they've got a baby. nancy: you won't believe what a complete stranger did before emergency crews arrived. jonathan: coming up later in the second half hour, royalty finding a common cause. a personal message from prince william and the queen of pop lady gaga nancy: police know who they want in a 2-year-old murder in maryland. a woman killed in

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in maryland, this month, the town of hyattsville passed a sanctuary city law. the city of rockville, it's already considering one and it will hear a hearing on this in june. for decades at a park had a sanctuary city for years now. now a pro immigration group says quite frankly that he sees no reason why more communities will not turn themselves into sanctuary cities. here at takoma park the manager will tell you this is not over. she says she's takin steps in case this court decision is reversed and takoma park could lose federal fund >> make sure we have enough money so we can function. i'm not going to think it's over at this point, we keep our researches a little bit bigger in case we lose federal funds >> do you expect more commutes to move in a direction of becoming sanctuary cities >> absolutely. that's what i expect and we're working on that and initially people were >> you're working on that >> absolutely we're encouraging and providing information to different local jurisdictions. >> reporter: in fact, that prediction you just heard from gustava torre

city of hyattsville is offi officially a sanctuary city.t night city council voted eight to two in favor of becoming one. police or other law enforcement officers will not be permitted to ask someone's immigration status. the city also will protect law abiding immigrants living he will legally in hyattsville. opponents are concerned for illegal immigrants. a magne- ♪ >>> feeling groundhog day. we've been there little day jaw view for caps fans much another tough night on the ice for washington game three of the play off series against leafs and toronto. they take the game in over tight it's what they've done every time they've played in this post season. now the caps had the early lead up three-one by the end of the second. leafs paper of came back and tied it up and game winner just about minute and a half into overtime. right there. final score four-three. game four tomorrow night in toronto. it's a familiar feeling. the caps have a history of first round eliminations. >> why is it happening, steve does? tell me why. tell me why. >> if i