in d.c. we did expect to startt as rain.as rain. it's not until 5:00 o'clock0 o and 6:00 o'clock that our models are saying it couldcould change over to a period of snow. national weather service dideath not put us under a winterr a weather advisory much thoseh the are off to the north and west. that includes northern loudonorr county and all counties north cn of there.of t once you hit the pennsylvaniaena border it's all winter stormll s warnings and as thatto live shot just showed from allentownn that is where the heaviest ofavf the snow will be fallingfalling today. and then off to the north andth west of there up through newhrh england they are expectingey arc blizzard conditionsti later on.r lots of rain out there againe ag to start the day here but youutu see the rain-snow line pushingpi through northern portions ofonsf maryland this morning.s mo that is slowly trying to march h its way southward here.her. again, temperatures this hour still relativelyelaely mild at 46 degrees now here

in d.c. slee e that rain-snow rainnow line trying to march its way way southward. there's a quick zoom in there. montgomery county according totd storm tracker radar raar gaithersburg is seeing arsbu little bit of mixed mied precipitation here.n here. there we are at 5:00 a.m. at 5:m again, it looks like rain here in washington and then around 5:30, will be where we make that change. cha we'll watch it.watch we'll see if it's right.rit that's all we can do is kindo of sit, wait and watch. wch. speaking of watching, who is whs watching the roads thisds thi morning none other than erin ten como. >> good job, mike. 5:02. if you want to skip the roadst o and the wet conditions causing some issues metro delay free across all six rail lines. i'll let you know if that scondt changes. so far so good for our metrogo o commute. we're seeing green on the mapngn right now but a lot of o volume picking up earlier than what we usually see. s let's take a live look outside u and show you how things are shap

any questions at erin fox5ue d.c. on twitter. morning as well.thisnil >> thanks erin.>> thankerin. >>> 5:26 right now.>> coming up on fox> 5 news morninn we're going to continue toe follow that breaking news from a shooting in paris.ris >> and jeff sessions makes itmat through his first round of rouno voting. >> going to go to break righto t now, though.hough. take a live look across therosst d.c. region. everything moving along justingo fine on a fridviangy so far. hopefully it will stay that way. 5:27 is our time.im we've got more fox5 newsmore fo morning when we come back. back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> today on fox5 news morning,ng parental outrage.pare an emergency meeting about about bug infestation at a d public school provides very very few answers to parents who are o still trying to figure out how w this could happen. >>> early morning votes. v republicans fed up with democrats' stalling is thatts scheduled a 6:30 vote to' te to advance one of the president'ses most controversial cabinet ca picks. >>> and super bowl li. li. we're

live at d.c.oolslive a schoo headquarters, i'm melaniequar alnwick, fox5te local news. >> all right, melanie.elnie. virginia state employees onploye the verge of getting their ti biggest pay raise in nearly aar decatur a show down between governor terry mcauliffe andlifd lawmakers may and stand in thenh way.way. they increased state spendingpeg on public education and whilehie that could be used for thated ra raises it wouldn't be a man a day. it would be up to locall governments to decide how they're going to center ingoingn money. >> let's check in with mike's c thomas and our first forecast.ot at least for this block. bl i say first. we've seen yyou once alreadye but you know what i mean.hat i . >> it's monday, maureen. >> exactly. >> it's just one of thoses justh things. guess what. it's going to begu esanother grh day today.toay. yesterday wasn't that bad. ba the sun came out in the afternoon it warmed things upitw into the 50's. the 50'. today we'll be once again up ag into the 50's but late

d.c. subcontractor with a criminal record who was giving outpatient' files. district still doing businessoin with them and what's being doneo to protect the residents. re > then at d.c. store sells pricy jewelry, watches and moreo turns out police believe am of the luxury items are stolen. sto fox5 news at 10 starts right now. > and we start with a story that is first on fox5. a high-end d.c. pawn shop is ats the center of an investigation.n thanks for joining us, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. police think some of the luxury items the storeor joi is s selle stolen. fox5's marina maracco is live i northwest tonight with the latest. marina. >>reporter: and tony, shawn, police sources saying that a large quantity of those stolen items were recovered right heree at this dupont area july store. this is deaner's gullers.dean you can see the cases have beena covered for the night, inside the cases, cart yea, rolexs and diamond rings. they're now trying to determine if intended for sale we

the d.c. police complaints board says it will take a closer look at things because in a report a group says overall officers performed well. but it also faults officers that says use nonlethal weapons like pepper spray and sting balls without permission or without warning. they found incidents where arrests happened without required warrants. the complaint boards want the instances investigated further and they found problems in how police found the women's march on washington the day after. most of the concerns focused on a lack of officers at some intersections making it dangerous as far as pedestrians crossing the street. michelle: more money for defense. less money for everything else. that is a snapshot so far of president trump's first budget proposal. the spending plan is expected to defense spending that would be cut from other parts of the budget. the full budget will be revealed next month. the budget rollout comes amidst busy stretch for the president. this afternoon he met with the

could have drizzle around the d.c.o the morning rush hour. 4 current number in d.c.. most locations waking to 40s. some 0s like frederick checking in 30. daytime high today, tomorrow, with a little more sunshine we will skyrocket up to 74 in the afternoon. >> all right let's check the forecast. caitlin roth is roth with traffic. >> don't leave the heat heat on in the kareemer and morning commute pigging the let me get out of the way. looking at 95 here is that correct, carlos? carlos is my producer. he tells me everything. 95 southbound at guessing volume is picking up there. and all right. let's this is approaching 14 street bridge we had disabled vehicle off to the left side of shoulder and base bally since we went on at 4:0 this morning and still there with hazard lights on not blocking any lanes it's on shoulder but you can see volume getting heavy there. trying to squeeze past the disabled vehicle and again this is 395 approaching 14 street bridge. we'll take a wide look at the area and go over majors coming up in

near d.c. nine westminster, culpeper feelsulpee like 17 degrees for you.grees f. manassas it's not showing upwinp but i believe it feels likef the teens for you as well so s satellite and radar out there this morning will have somee clear skies to start the day. d. we've shown some shots of the moon already.n it's nice and bright andand bd beautiful out there.beauti we work outer loop way throught the day today. high pressure in control.daure that will keep us dry. ry no snow flurries expected thisfl afternoon but it will be aurrnot colder w day here withay here wi temperatures staying in theerata 30's foryi our suburbs.subrbs. near d.c. and the locationsd th south, i do think we briefly b kind of pokÉ into the 40's later on this afternoon. fox5 accuweather 7-day 7- forecast 42 today but thentoday guess what? and weekendd e warmup on the way. y 63 for saturday. sat sunday we will have to dodge at couple of afternoon showerson but if we get enough sun, sun, 70 degrees. that is not a mistake on t

d.c.d.. restaurant recovering tonighto after being shot during an attempted robbery. the man accused oftempte shootig pinkie who owns the eatery one north capitol street was found o dead tuesday morning in morningn northeast. northe police issued a warning for chaval reed.reed. police say pinkie recognizedreco the customer.custome a nearby camera captured that assault. >>> the search continues in e se fairfax county for aarch con mis teen and five month old son last seen in mid january.jay. police believe 16-year-old liz z see rivera and may be with the baby's father.ae investigator says the fat hasats gang ties and the a judgeand thg ordered him to stay away from liz see and their son.eir so >> parts of the northeastartsf h getting e a direct hit from oldd man winter.man wi >> as much as a foot of snowot w could fall by the time the fast moving storm moves out of new york city. >> let's check in with sueth su palka with what's going on inngn our area. nothing like that, that's forhas sure

d.c. public school infested with bed bugs, fox5 is looking for answers. the press has become so dishonest. the news is fake, but i've never seen more dishonest media. president trump with strong words directed at the media. we'll tell you what else he had to say. the news at 11 starts now. > and we thank you for joining us at 1 s, i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. we are learning about two murders connected to a violent gang intact. ten people are now charged in the case. this weekend in virginia. the gaithersburg teen was reported missing in december. fox5's marina maracco joins us now with the latest. there have been a total of ten arrests made in connection with this case which has culminated in the deaths of two people, including the missing 5 year old damaris reyes from gaithersburg, maryland. these are the three charged with murder, the two men are adults and venous saturday yeah is 17 year old. they confirmed the two adults now have ice defeigners which means they're either in t

toda we know of one school in d.c.t-the lam public charterblic chr school which says it will w close for the day.hichr the da some other -- vita fitnessfits that says it will be impactedmpd by this walkout. all of the owners say they'ree in support of this and doing dog what they can to either scales back their menus or bring bring other staff in from otherm other locations to try to make things work so that the peopleo who wish to take the dayth offff to show their support for thisrh demonstration can do so.do so. live in northwest, i'm melaniema alnwick fox5 local news.. >> mel, thank you very much. yoh >>> 4:32 is the time right ither now. new information this morningat about a gangio related murder md investigation of a 15-year-old named damaris rivas who wentent missing. one of those girls was thate gi found deadwa in county. a homeland security official tells fox5 they've beenco s anen upparticular of ms15.. >> certainly mcps is not immune to gang activity and wen have been pro and activeg aco ac working with the

happened in northeast d.c. d.c.te last night along l morse and holbrook streetseets northeast. no both officers survived.ive both said to be in stablestae condition this morning buthis iu they're in the hospital attal a medstar. the suspect was also shot andota later died. late now, it is stillr died unclear a exactly led to the shooting.hoo. we will talk to acting policeole chief peter newsham about thisn case andab others.thrs. he's going to join us at us at 8 o'clock this morning.cl right nowock 6:15, let's get aa check on our spring/summerinme forecast. hi, tuck. >> yeah, right to summer stevem that's that's what we like to o do around here.d he. my house was nice and warm w when i got up.u bus stop forecast, mild mil temperatures for this time ofesf year. upper 40's and low 50's out 5 there early and look at your atr after school forecast. forecast just about everybody into the et 70's and well into the 70's. 70. we might even be a degree oree o two warmer than our daytimedayte highs yesterday.erday those are y

nikki tagged with one contributor to see d.c. through her eyes >> d.c. gets a bad rap for being there's so much more. that's the purpose of this instagram account. >> trying to get between the cars is the tricky part. >> amy is not a tourist. >> i love these posts they still have around. so cool. >> today she might look like one. >> she's roaming around her city snapping pictures of what she finds beautiful. >> this is one of the areas i spend the most time in for sure. she started in dupont circle, a spot we've all been through countless times. her perspective is very different. that's why she's out here. amy is photographer for the day on the instagram account, we the people of d.c. during this 24 hour period, she can capture and post d.c. through her eyes. tomorrow, someone else will take over. >> there aren't that many rules. it's about showing your side. sometimes it can be controversial. sometimes it can be a brunch plate. >> she's one of the administrators of the account which has followers. it's filled with people who know d.c. isn't just about w

yesterday beautiful temperatures mid 50s in d.c.. there's ground hog. at least in d.c.ll see about further north in punxsutawney fill if he sees his shadow six more weeks of winter. we only had one point for snow. cole colder air returns friday afternoon and as we work our way saturday looks like coldest day of next 7 possibly little light mix around the area that transitions to all rain on sunday. system as of this morning doesn't look nearly as bad as it did a couple days ago. satellite and radar around the region. little snowflakes flying in the mountains early this morning and there's a couple winter weather advisories. allison, very extreme kind of eastern portions of west virginia right there just to the east of elkins and in purple not much going on there snow flurries in d.c. we keep it dry today. temperatures outside now 38 washington and 39 gaithersburg and annapolis 5 and baltimore 38 and that's pleasant to wake up to. it's february already. 34 what it feels like in washington. most feeling like low to mid0s throughout with exception of fredericksburg and leo

any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. we'll let you know if anything else pops up. >> coming up on "fox news morning" the fight over dakota access pipeline intensifies as one native american nation vows it will not give up. >> farts of south are devastated by severe storms and several tornadoes. >> we're heading to break with a live look across our region. the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] ...now available in your dunkin' coffee. sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. >> the law passed late monday sets out to legal lies dozens of setler out post on privately owned palestinian land. >> the army set said it will allow the dakota sake raes pipeline to finish. it will cross under a missouri river reservoir new north dakota that is a site of contention between the government and standing rock sue tribe they vowed to stop or delay co

highs not just d.c.ern and central portions of united states up to 20 plus in some locations above normal this afternoon. very warm. 60s and yes 7 owes coming our way later this afternoon. here's temps. 70 washington, quantico, fredericksburg. looks like updated numbers look at all the 70s. 70 dulles and whip chester and unlike mannasas you get a 70. 71 martinsburg and 70 hagerstown and again warmer air kind of settling in and it won't last too long. eyes on thursday. cold air spilling back into the region and as this frontal boundary sinks south a storm spunz up along it and if it tracks far enough south of region we could get rain just snow transition going around the morning commute hour of thursday morning. let me take to you future caston thursday. this is well 10 p.m. wednesday night showers starting to get their act together and work our way to overnight hours of thursday morning and this 3 p.m. snow coming down and not app issue on the roads. weep we'll keep an" on it. if it is heviest enough to

in the d.c.ro area, around 1 or 2 p.m. you notice the change, there it is, we're seeing the changeover moving quickly to the east. take a look at the snow, when it moves in and we see it change to snow, it will be a quick moving storm, here we are at 11:00, by 2:00 a.m. we have some heavy rain around 2:00 a.m. in the d.c. metro area seeing it change over from hagerstown, and everybody is seeing the snow to the northwest, by 4 or 5:00 a.m., coming down pretty good here at this time and i do expect to see some accumulation on the grassy surfaces. d.c. may get in on this at 6:00. now i normally wake up at 8:00 a.m. if you wake up at 8:00, it's gone, it is gone. that is how fast this will move. you may sleep right through this thing and by 9:00 a.m., it will be fine. not anticipating any issues after that time, that is why i would not be surprised to see two-hour delays tomorrow. watch what happens tomorrow afternoon, 1:00, sunshine, windy and cold. you can still see the snow back to the west. we'll

up next the new spot in d.c.here you can catch some zs but there is a catch to that. >>> and the roller coaster ride continues in the forecast. doug's right back with a look at >>> a lot of people were not able to frolic in the 70 degree weather earlier this week, doug, because they were working. are they going to have a chance this weekend? >> they will be frolicking all day sunday and probably saturday too. it's looking good. what time is your tennis match? >> tomorrow morning. >> what time? >> about 10:00. >> outside right now looking pretty good. as a matter of fact, look at this. this is a beautiful shot here. sun going down right about now. sunset in about ten minutes. looking really nice here around the region as we look towards the west there. you can see that sun behind all the clouds. we've seen a lot of clouds across the region. we're going to see the clouds give way to some clearing skies later tonight. there's actually a lunar eclipse tonight if we're able to see it. it's not going to cover the whole

>> right now at 10:00 a d.c. cool is sem rarey shuttling down buzz a bed bug and rat infestation. >> hi to call the news for you all to get here and them to do something. >> frustrated maerpts are speaking out about the school district's slow response. >> and accident in the same area, fairfax country. tonight we're asking if the roadway post a danger to neighbors. >> and montgomery high school students reached out to "fox5" after this video from their locker room surfaced they're upset and drawing line between joke and racist defensive behavior right now on "fox5"news at 10. >> we begin tonight with breaking news. a district judge in seattle temporarily suspended president president trumpp's executive order the band's immigrants and orts from 7 muslim countries. people are celebrating in front of the trump international hotel in the district. >> a u.s. district judge in seattle ruled washington, d.c. state and minnesota had standing to challenge trump's order and the two states won a temporary restraining order

in d.c. have clouds tovu start the day but we'll mix mix with sunshine later on this afternoon. there's that cold fronte' swinging through easterns th portions of ngpenn tsylvania ehi this morning.a temperatures outsideor rignht i still on the chilly side.de. look, 44 in washington whichon h really is not a bad start for sf this time of year. yea 37 in gaithersburg, 36 ing, 36in dulles as well as westminster.s. later on today 50 here inhere in d.c., up -- mid to upper 40'ss elsewhere briefly thisefly t afternoon before temperaturestee fall the second half of thend hf day. all right, that's a quick lookko at the fork.at let's do some traffic now with t erin como.c >> on-time traffic brought too you by toyota.you by ta. visit buy a toyota.com for special offers.offrs. >> problems at 5:795795 southbound life flashingflang lights.lights. closing the off tramp daletrampa bould.ard. use 123 or prince williamor pril parkway to get around that ifhaf you're trying to exit 95exi southbound. posted on y

d.c. area. just because you're not in the advisory doesn't mean you're not going to get in on the action. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right. thanks, lauren. >> we're getting you up early to give you a head start as the snow starts to fall tomorrow. wake up at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow for news 4 today. >> three police officers being called heroes this morning. they worked together to pull a man out of his burning car in charles county. there's new video of the crash last week. the corporal was on another call but heard the crash happen so he drove up and found the fireball, a man was inside. eric and christopher morris kept the fire off the man. the legs were trapped but they managed to pull him hospital and he is expected to survive. >> their school is full of bed bugs so a whole bunch of students and the district are taking classes at another campus and they'll be there for several weeks, eric gonzalez is live the latest on the closure at savoy elementary. erika? >> that closur

today the d.c. council will vote on an emergency bill to increase the force from 3,700 officers to 4,200 officers. councilman vincent gray says new recruits are not keeping up with the pace of retirement and the d.c. police department is at a 10-year low. >> we have a crisis now. we have a situation now that we need to work on. we have the resources available to do this, so this is a chance for people to step up right now and say, i support the people of the district of columbia who recognize the increases in crime that we've had. >> the extra officers would be funded by the $64 million already being collected from fees and m tro shows some improvement but a lot of work ne ke you safe. here's the good news. that report says overall crime on metro properties is down. phones and bike thefts, murders and burglaries dropped nearly 5% last year. however, violent assaults and crimes in parking lots increased. the metro -- the minnesota avenue station on the orange line had the most crime in 2016. metro tr

alison: two d.c. restaurants are semifinalists for best new restaurant according to the james beard foundation. pineapple and pearls made the list, as did the sweet home cafe at the national museum of african american history and culture. jonathan: to see the rest of the local semifinalists, go to wjla.com. steve: let's talk about weather. at alite and radar looking few snow showers towards the west of us, garrett and allegany counties. the potenti maybe 1-3 inches of snow, but nothing like that around the immediate metro area. as what is. far going on, where the snow is coming from, lake effect snow moving across northern ohio into western pennsylvania, moving our theand it won't impact immediate metro but western maryland could see slick roadways tomorrow morning. 27-32 tonight, breezy and cold, wind chill's in the teens to lower 20's with winds out of the northwest at 5-15. tomorrow morning, bundle up. don't people because there is sunshine. temperatures, 20's to 30 degrees to start. if you have to

go to our nbc washington app and search d.c. restaurants. reporting live from northwest, meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> we just retweeted angry messages from the immigration and customs enforcement agency denying they're conducting mass immigration raids. one says reports of checkpoints and sweeps and roundups are false, dangerous and irresponsible. another report says "these create mass panic and put law enforcement personnel in unnecessary danger. any groups falsely reporting such activities are during a disservice to those they claim to support." the rumors have rattled communities from chicago to charlotte. with reports spreading across social media. one said chicago police had been enlisted to set up check points where officers demanded to see i.d.s. homeland security did arrest nearly 700 undocumented immigrants in a nationwide sweep but i.c.e. officials say that was a routine bus and 75% of them had felony convictions. >>> new tonight, we're told smoking materials started that huge fire in rockville. montgomery county officials tweete

paul joins us from southeast d.c. with details, paul. >> reporter: tony, this murder rorkd the community for a couple different reasons. number one this 18-year-old was really up and coming. he just released and all bum. he was getting local radio play and he had performed alongside other well known rappers like wale and there was also something else at the time of murder there was a viral rumor going through the area here via social media his girlfriend may have been involved. it was rumor the police took great pains to knock down as being untrue. >> prince george country police arrested 19-year-old deante brewer and 1-year-old desean watkins and charged them in connection to the fatal shooting. according to investigators brooks was outside of the apartment complex on parkway terrace drive in suitland when announcing a robbery. it's unclear at this time why but at least two men fired their companies hitting brooks multiple times. investigators believed the men may have been drawn party at the apartment by mention on

today is first day of school for d.c. new school chancellor. >> and army corps of engineers moving forward with the dakota pipeline. a live look across the region 4:57 and 33 degrows. fox news morning . confirmation campaign today the white house begins a strong push to make sure neil gorsuch is confirmed as the next supreme court justice and resistance is gaining momentum on capitol hill. >> it may be cold but mild day temps reaching lower 50s. >> sell xwrait. >> good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday february 1. >> all right. michael thomas talking about weather. erin como is talking about traffic. we'll get to them in a moment. first at 5 let's

suzanne: d.c.ayor mariota browser- mayor mariota speaking out -- mayor mario el bowser speaking out via twitter. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jummy: americans across the country are storming gop townhall meetings, demanding answers from representatives and senators. some politicians failed to show up to their packs town halls, cotton wasator tom there last night to face angry questions about the affordable care act. >> my husband has dementia, all summers, and timers disease, and multiple other things -- alzheimer's disease, and muscle other things, and we are expected to be calm, cool, and collected. what reaction do you have? jummy: the white house responding by questioning their legitimacy, some being called professional protesters and "liberal activists." developing now, what sparked a fire that ripped it apartment building in northwest d.c. this morning? four apartments were badly damaged. fortunately, no injuries were reported. still no word on what started that blaze. let's stay outside and

the d.c. area snipers who terrorized the d.c., maryland, and virginia areas in 2002. the beneficial thing -- the great thing about the national law enforcement museum having this collection is that it allows us to look at this case not in any sensational sort of way but from the perspective of law enforcement and how evidence was collected in order to catch the criminals. this came to us from the prince william county police department, who were heavily involved in the case, and they were housing the evidence until they gave it to us. this case was also unique in that it was a very multijurisdictional case. you had people from montgomery county, prince williams county, prince george's county, basically everywhere around the the d.c., virginia, and maryland area. around here, we call it the dmv area. working to catch these terminals and working together. you will see behind me the car that was used by the snipers. john allen muhammad would drive. lee boyd malvo was in the trunk, and they would communicate and that is how they would drive around, basically looking for p

nothing d.c. southward. we will see the snow in d.c., but it won't have a big impact for the most part except for one otwo hours maybe, that is it. and we are start thing to see the showers trying to move in here, and back to the west, the storm, itself, it is back towards st. louis picking up the moisture out of the south, and now some thunderstorm activity, but the storm is starting to move in. and you can see the rain/snow line towards hagerstown, and so you can see the line is close the heavily in leesburg, and so by 6:00, you can see the chance on the line, does d. see any snow, possibly. but it is all going to be out of here by 9:00, and then moving out quickly. on tomorrow after noon on the back side of the snow, we may see more snowshowers main the west. it could affect the evening commute as well. this is the snowfall forecast. no accumulation to dorf, the fed ricksburg, that aria, but mainly on the grassy ar a yas, i don't anticipate road problems there. and 270 up to fred rix, and 1 to 3 for the r

former d.c. councilman tommy wells now runs d.c.'s department of energy and environment. he's now calling for a new policy, so cat populations can be controlled. a group of puppies e morning after they were stolen in the middle of the night. they were taken monday night from the pet adoption league of yukon. security footage shows two suspects sneaking outside the shelter monday night, they're believed to have broke in and taken the pups. it turns out-- they were not working for cruella deville. troopers say they went to the home of a former shelter employee, lo and behold they found the puppies. right now-- no charges are being filed. when police asked how the puppies got there-- the suspects said they found them on the street. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen toss to eileen - cold & blustery today - warmer for the holiday weekend - no significant rain changes today: partly cloudy. cold & blustery. highs: 39-43 feels: 24-32 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lighter winds. lows: 22-29 friday: partly to mostly sunny. light winds. highs: 48-53 winds: ws

i was born and raised in d.c. i shouldn't be treated different from anyone else. jeff: d.c. tag guideline state parents of recipients must be u.s. citizens or permanent residents. but burt lopez, attorney for the latina rights group filed a federal lawsuit against the city of d.c. arguing that d.c. tag is u.s. citizens. >> that is illegal. it's unconstitutional. jeff: while this case precedes the inauguration of trump, lopez says the lawsuit is a statement against the fear and the concern many in the community feel at this moment. >> this is an issue about how we are treating latinos and immigrants and those that we consider different from the main stream. jeff: she hopes that because of the lawsuit she one day receives the grand money and attends montgomery county college in maryland. we reached out to the coordinators of d.c. tag for a comment on the lawsuit but never got a response. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: thank you, jeff. prince george's county schools will start after labor day next year. the scoreboard finalizing the calendar this afternoon after the request f

d.c. police vetting a deadly shooting in northwest d.c. >> a shooting happened last night melanie alnwick is live from the scene this morning. mel, what do we know at this point. >> good morning, guys, it was just after 11 when -- c. police responded here for the sound of gun shoxts you can take a look down the alley here this is the alley leading to hanover place. this is a street that runs in between n and o par tlol where we are. you can kind of see police what looks like police van in the background still investigative activity going on. several evidence markers still in alley here. a lot of times they put those down for bullet casings that sort of thing or other parts of evidence here. we know when police arrived on said to number 30s suffering from a gun shot wound to the rear shoulder and back. he was rushed to the hospital, source tell us he was in cardiac arrest and was pronounced dead at the hospital. that's all the information we have at this point. police have not been able to

. >> checking our top storiesst d.c.ice looking forokin whoever opened fire inver southeast injuring a.uthein o juthe woman was taken to the know critical condition.s police are looking for afor a couple man seen in that area. re one of the suspects was the suss wearing a white baseball cap.seb >> police in fauquier countyc trying to figure out what ledhal to a deadly shooting nearng ne warrington early sundaynday morning at a home on metsyn met road. police found the body of a man inside and arrested richard mcdonald.mcdonald. >> police say the suspect was walking down galloway streetowat northeast when he passed by aseb woman grabbed her and thenthen sexually assaulted her. h. the suspect took o anyone withly information in this case is being asked toked call d.c. police.ice. >> 4:33. a little bit early for mike mike thomas but that's okay. ok want to hear about this aboutths fabulous forecast we have onha tap for today.p fo >> what a forecast we have notan just today but all week long log it's going to be a gorgeousgo

it's 24 near d.c.inds still blowing from the west-northwest at about 13 miles an hour, the windh basically as you step outsideoud near d.c. . for our suburbs to the north nor and west feels like singleingle digits. satellite and radar here againre we'll have sreome sun to startsr but then clouds will kind of kif move back across as we workewo our way in the afternoon hoursrh so we'll call it a mix ofixof clouds and sun for later thisr s afternoon. here's your fox5 accuweather acr 7-day forecast, 42 today but toy yes, that's not a mistake.is look at that weekend, startsstas chilly on saturday but by the afternoon 63 degrees.egre. sunday will depend on how muchuh sun and how much showerw much sw activity is around but could hit 70 degrees during theing the afternoon hours of sunday sosun looks like al pretty goodood weekend all things considered.io that's a check of the fork. erin como back to you witho youh some traffic. >> i like the weekend and t i like valentine's day forecast.fr not loving today.not

d.c. store was tagged for health violations. a north elementary school despite an outbreak. the number of students that are sick. right now at fox5 news at 10. > we begin with a developingng news this evening, the federal court refused to reinstate donald trump t ban. i'm tony perkins and the i'm shawn yancy. the three-judge panel from the san francisco voted unanimously to hold the lower court order. it did not have the authority to review the president's executive order that indefinitely suspends all any just so we're clear a refugios, from iraq,. so what's next, well, it iss likely the supreme court will review the case. fox5's marina maracco is live at dulles international with reaction, marina,. >>reporter: quite a starkrk contrast. not a single protestor, although the barricades are still up. the last forth international flights have already landed and the pro bono attorneys that have set up shop have packed up for the night. their workload significantt lighter. we spoke with one of