anjali hemphill is there to explain. >> reporter: these signs started popping up all over, some students say the issue here is black and white. these signs and politics just don't belong in schools. take a look at these photos that were snapped of these signs and questioned here. you can see in rainbow black horse. sign reads. facts are not political, diversity strengthen us. women's rights are human's rights, justice for all, we're all immigrants and kindness is everything. we are work town. a message about diversity. about two dozen or so students joined together to concern over these signs after they say more and more keep popping up and are being posted by a group of teachers. they sent fox 5 photos of the signs posted up in classrooms and students can see them in the hallways. the concerned students and parents are saying that these signs are politically bias which they contend violates school policy, and they say it shows a double standard. these students believe that these were belief their belief on the wall and wouldn't be allowed in the first place >> a lot of my classmates tho

anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> right now at 5:00, hands off dc. that's the message on capitol hill >> and tom fitzgerald is live with more. what's going on? >> reporter: this is going on right now. go and take a look for yourself. congress woman eleanor author ton at the microphone. the issue, can congress save what the dc council can pass when it comes to law? there's a full report coming up as it happens. ronica? >> reporter: thanks. fitz. the prime minister of canada president trump female business leaders from both countries met today. what it means for you. coming up after the break. sarah? >> if you have a story idea, call fox 5 tip line that number is 202-895-3000 or fox 5 local news at wttg.com. . afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> marching on the u.s. capitol. they say the republican controlled congress is interfering with plans for a new

. >> anjali hemphill is there why some businesses are banning together to possibly seek legal action. >> reporter: as soon as you sign up for the rest on parking ap it asks for your phone number or e-mail address so it can send i was code. some people say it process takes along and too confusing, that it's not worth making the trip >> shouldn't have to pay. >> ever since they implemented a new paid parking system, the sense of community has changed >> people work together, shop together. now, there's just all the security around, and they're not security trying to help you with the ap. they're trying to give you a ticket. >> reporter: last no, boston properties launch add paid parking system. customers parking at this outdoor shopping center must use the park r t c shop. if the business they're visiting doesn't have a designated validation area. but vice president of big bowl restaurant says his customers complained the parking system way too complicated and intrusive >> probably don't want to give license plate information, don't know they have to know which garage they parked in. di

"fox5" anjali hemphill reports from restin. >> as soon as you sign up for the reston town center april it asks for your phone number or email address to verify a code and find you in the system and some say the process too long and confusing and it's not worth making the trip. >> we think it's ridiculous in reston we shouldn't have to pay we think it's greed. >> some say ever since restin town center implemented a paid parking system the sense of khunty here changed. >> people work together and shop together and now there's just all this security around and they're not security trying to help you they're trying to gave you a ticket. >> starting last month, boston ticketless pay parking system customers parking that outdoor shopping center must use park rtc app or the parking stayings and if they topt have a designated validation area. vice-president of big bowl restaurant says his customers complain the parking system is way too complicated and intrusive. >> people don't want to give license plate information. people don't know that they have to know which garage they narkd and differe

anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> deep breath. the bobcat is back. it appears, she never left. the national zoo's missing bobcat olly has been found. on zoo property. olly got out of her enclosure monday and zoo keepers spent the last couple days searching of they announced they were ending this afternoon but she was at the zoo all along. >> she's like, you know, just hanging out. she's sneaky. >> crafty >> i love that, sue palka, that tweet you were reading >> here's another one. at the stupid zoo and they're probably going to take my fellowing soon and posted my horrible picture of my on twitter. bobcat and dc bobcat -- dc missing bobcat >> didn't look very happy >> i have i had cats all my life. and years ago one of my cats went missing indoor cats and i freaked out 24 hours, i went everywhere, posting pictures, she was in my garage the whole time. i left work early. i was so upset. and started the car and i hear -- >> i had a feeling that olly would be close by. we're glad she's safe and sound. >> it's a weird relief. i'm happy about it. >> mix of good weather, late january

live on capitol hill, anjali hemphill, fox 5 local news. >>> a russian spy ship continues to float offt coast in the united states. officials say it's off the coast of norfolk virginia about 19 miles from land. fox news first to report the siting of the ship off the coast of delaware tuesday. u.s. officials say the ship is equipped with communications and signal intelligence gathering equipment. >>> president trump hit the road for a campaign style rally in south carolina. the president also toured a bowling plant in charleston. he said he's going to keep his campaign promise to bring jobs back to the u.s. >> i'm going to everything i can to unleash the power of the americas and put our great people back to work. this is by america and hire america. made by americas. >> the president is expected to hold another big rally in florida tomorrow. >>> the senate officially confirmed oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt as the new head of the environmental protection agency. democrats recalled all night and urged mitch mcconnell to delay the vote until tuesday when pruitt is ordered to rele

in manassas, anjali hemphill, fox 5 local news. >>> have you -- i know you seen it.are cracking up at melissa mccarthy's impression of sean spicer on saturday night live >> did he find it funny? see what he has to say >> this picture on inag wahlberg said they had to cut out because his younger son wasn't feeling well. he wrote i would have loved to be at the stadium, but family first. we'll be right back. k. >> appears most americans don't have the will to create a will because a new survey finds more than half of adults don't have one. two biggest excuses not getting around to it and then don't have enough assets. brand name drug, the average price for the most commonly used jumping 11% but popular generic dropping by 9%. looking for a job, look into the general. the discount retailer planning to hire around 10,000 works as it opens up 1,000 new two new distribution centers. there might be something to that song i left my heart at san francisco. the city by the bay, best place for valentine's day. the cost to do it and the weather. some of the big reasons why. that

here's anjali hemphill. >> reporter: well, it used to be when you wanted to share secrets in washington you met in a parking lot or other dark corner the district to discuss tvrmingts now it's reported some members of coming gris, white house staffers and government officials are simply pulling out cep phones and sending inscripted text even if it cons taken sensitive information. donefied app has been around for a few leers and was launch todd help people in business have more secure communicate communications. the text stays covered until the recipient drationz their finger across the word and claims it deletes after read. if you try to take a screen shot the message will delete. makers claim no data is is serve be on any server. they've seep a spike in members. congress, nagal security staff an white house staff using apps like confide to do things like leak information to the press. "fox5" spoke to one local text expert who worries apps may allow government officials think it's okay to behave unedgeicily which would catch up to them. >> they're using it to get information out that t

in rest than to, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. n > parks is an issue. i've always noticed it in the t district. you want to tuberculosis able tu runberc in and out. if it's such a hassle, then yeah. the app sometimes confuses me a little bit, too. and then you need to update itt or your credit card number changes. or something. so it's always an issue.ssue > coming up, more on what hasas certainly been a very busy week for president donald trump.pres > as weid head to break, fox's jackie ibanez tells us what we can expect in the week ahead. sunday it's football's bigger night, football5 in houston, texas. tom brady and the new england patriots battle the atlanta falcon.falc catch super bowl 51 only on fox. wednesday it's national boyatio scout day. events are held nationwide to celebrate the youth and adults who contribute to the boy scouts of america. thursday, strike a pose, new york's fashion week begins. fashion is thats from around the globe travel to the big apple for latest style trends. saturday, flash those pearl i weitz and greet a strange. it

and "fox5" anjali anjali hemphill tells us more about it. >> when you wanted to secrets it used to be you met in a parking lot or other dark corner to discuss it now it's reported some members of congress, white house staffer and government officials are pulling out cell phones and sending encrypted text even if it continues sensitive information. >> confide app is around a few years and it helps people until business have more secure communicate kation as how it works someone accepted you a message app the text stays covered until the recipient drags finger area cross the words and app claim the message deletes once it's read. and if you try to take a screen shot the message will delete also. makers claim none of the data is served on a server. and there's been a spike in members of congress, national security staff and white house staff using encrypted messaging acts like confide to leak information to the press. "fox5" spoke to a text that allows government emicily.s to behavior unemi >> they're getting information out they don't want their fingerprint on. while relative to our dem

live in alexandria, anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> sexual assault charges have been dropped against an employee at gaithersburg elementary school. montgomery county officials say the investigation remains open. ron green was a building service worker at the school. back in december, he was accused of assaulting a 6-year-old child in the school's bathroom. authorities say green is on administrative leave while the investigation continues. >>> prince george's county police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly a crash in upper marlboro borrow. investigators say it's unclear whether it was an accident or intentional of we've learned the man killed was arm with a loaded assault rifle. paul wagner is live in upper marlboro with the latest. >> reporter: this is an odd one. prince george's county police are still trying to sort out at this hour. it happened 8:30 this and still police have not put out a release to explain what they think happened here. we know that there were two vehicles here. there were two range rovers, one was the striking vehicle. and the other range rover, we

on capitol hill, anjali hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> i get why people would use it.t she said there, nothing on the internet >> even with snapchat, i wouldn't trust it >> things still dug up, you have to not tweet it and e-mail it and talk in person is what you need to do. >> there you go. >>> how about this one? could we soon see a tv version of the most recent race for the white house? regard some of the biggest shows on tv, the answer is yes, tell you about it when the 5at630 returns. >>> welcome back, hillary clinton was spotted with her saturday night live double kate mic kinnon at a new york city restaurant >> the two had dinner before in any saw a production of sun set boulevard, tabloid said there were lots of laughter between them during the meal. i got to imagine they would be. mic kinnon got rave reviews for other portrayal of the presidential nominee. he's now taking on the role of kellyanne conway with alec baldwin, of course, still port traying donald trump and melissa mccarthy as sean spicer >> they got so many characters they can portray. >> there's a

anjali hemphill found out this is not the first time it happened. >> when he crashed through the wall i said damn another car hit my house. >> 88-year-old leonard miller was startleeled out of his sleep this morning from a real life reoccurring might mayor. >> it's totally ridiculous. >> as he slept on the couch in his basement a car came barreling by the nearby wall 2 a.m. breaking through brick and two windows. >> doesn't matter ice, snow, dry weather, here. >> his home is off cipriano road in planham where the speed little is posted 35 miles an hour. since moving in in '71 there have been at least five times where speeding cars have come over the hill, lost control around this corner, and jumped his curb. >> i went down that way one day and my wife was here and we had a motor home. and they almost took that out. >> some years ago we had a couple kids ran over down here because idiots come running down the road. >> miller says the accidents usually happen at night and have left him constantly having to keep up with repairs around his property. but he fears without more protection he

fox 5 anjali hemphill is in york town to explain. angelly? >> reporter: hey, lauren, well, yes, these signs are in rainbow colors, they started popping all in all over the high school about two weeks but some students say the issue is very black and white. the sign the and politics just don't belong in school. i want you to take a look at you can see again, in rainbow colors. the sign reads patriots know facts are not political. diversity strengthen us, science is real, women rights are human rights. justice for all. kindness is everything we are yorktown. a message about diversity, seemingly harmless, they joined together to express concern, more and more keep popping up around schools and are being posted by a group of teachers. they sent fox 5 of the photos and where students can see them walking down the hallways. these concerned students and parents are saying that the signs are political bias. which they contend violate school policy, and they say show the double standards. these students believe if these were conservative beliefs on th

"fox5" anjali anjali hemphill tells us more about it. >> it used to be when you wanted to share secrets in washington you met in a parking lot or other dark corner of the district to discuss tchbility now, it's reported that some members of congress, white house staffers and government officials are simply pulling out cell phones and sending encrypted text even if it contains sensitive information. the confide app has been around for a few years and was initially launched to help people in business have more secure communications and how it works is when someone sends you a message the text stays covered until the recipient drags their finger across the words and the app claims the message deletes once read and if you try to take a screen shot the message will delete. is served on any server. recently intelligence officials revealed they have seen a spike in mechanics of coming gress, national security staff and white house staff using encrypted messaginging apps like confide to do things like leak information to the press. "fox5" spoke to one local text expert who worries these apps ma

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