like federal dc. the group's founder wants people around the country to understand that some the communities and residents and federal government, all they do is share a city. >>> and new tonight, developments in a coup stories we've been watching. the convicted dc sniper wants his life sentence tossed out. he was 17, a juvenile when he got life. his attorney says the sentence is illegal after a recent bill that applies retroactivity. nine people were killed in the shootings. >>> remember the controversial painting in the capitol complex that depicts police as pigs? well it's coming down for good. the hill reports that the architect of the capitol determined the painting violates capitol rules, so it's coming off the wall. congressional black caucus members argued it should stay up based on freedom of expression. >>> and republicans are moving to block dc's right to die law. the dc council passrd it, and congress has the final say. they've introduced bills in both the house and senate to stop it. >>>

tonight it's not just the trump family getting ready for a big move to dc. administration will still need to fill thousands of jobs, and most of those people will be moving to dc from somewhere else, and tonight garrett haake introduces us to one of dc's newest residents. >>> donald trump gets the big house and headlines but it takes more than the president to make the administration to work. he will be hiring thousands of people, most of whom will relocate to the dc area. ivan vanguard is already here. >> reporter: on friday afternoon, the sound of north columbus high school band will play for the new president. [instrumental music playing] today they marched to the fi for the staffers who are trying to make the trip to the white house go off without a hitch. >> i drove on down to south carolina. >>> >> reporter: few have been working longer or harder than austin browning. he started for candidate trump last february and worked his way into a paying job. after election night, the inaugural committee. >> watching him walk on stage and give his victory speech

i feel proud of the work that we've done at dc public schools.georgetown game this evening and the eastern senior high school band was pl they smashed it of one of my profound things is i put more money in for music and art and bands and choirs to be back in schools. i look at the kids who traveled abroad, fact that we've had had type of consecutive enroll meant growth. i'm not the kind of leader who believes i'm the only person who can leave. i believe i took it from where it was to where it is now and i'm happy to pass the baton on to antwon wilson who i think is going to run with it further than i did. >> next for fashion model kyla henderson after this february spread >> this opened new opportunity i've been talking about some retailer companies about plus size market and how they begin to penetrate that. tim gun done a lot of -- he promoted this whole plus size issue and he's a friend of dc ps. he has been our standing ovation at a teacher event. in front of the camera and behind the camera, i'm exploring opportunities >> we're rooting now,

dc police say started when an officer tried to pull over a car in southeast dc.y instead the driver backed into a police cruiser and took off. >> police chased the car through prince george's county and into northern virginia where the suspect wall. officers discover add young girl in the suspect's car. we're told she's a child. driver is in police custody. luckily no one was seriously hurt. >>> also tonight, dc police release body cam video of a deadly police involved shooting christmas day, i'm shawn yancy >> i'm tony perkins, for days the family of gerald hall claimed he was not armed when an officer shot him during a domestic dispute call but the video tells a different story. marina marraco has that story. marina. >> reporter: past few days, hall's family and community activities have intercepted muriel bowser several events demanding she release the body cam footage and today ten days after the police involved shooting muriel bowser made public roughly seven minutes. what you're about to see and hear is graphic in nature. >>> the incident unraffled in a mat

the protests on the other side of the country in washington dc.e will be right back. . >>> welcome back women want to tell you what's happening right now. the president elect and his wife have just arrived allot the white house. they were greeted there. you can see at the entrance by the president and the first lady. they shook hands, exchanged some hugs aside from politics it's an emotional moment for all the families involved as we said a short time ago. the obamas hosting tea and coffee reception for the trumps. the president there as well shaking hands. photograph opportunities there. it's scheduled to last just about 45 minutes. that reception between the two families. afterwards they will head to the capitol for the trumps swearing in ceremony. >>> now george bush and laura bush also arrived this morning. you can see the former president greeting people as he is a living as well. all of them probably reflecting at this moment about their day when they were facing the inauguration and the the swearing in ceremony. former president bill clinto

tweet news any questions at earn fox 5 dc on twitter. we want to help keep you moving, back to you, maureen and wisdom. >>> police ask for your help finding a missing dc man >> and trump choice could prove to be a bad thing for chesapeake bay. >>> fox news morning back after this. is. >>> this is fox 5 news morning. >>> today on fox 5 news morning, inaugural boycott more democrat lawmakers are opting not to attend the inauguration. >>> staying home, general mothers is expected to

dc's sanctuary city status. mayor's new plan to help more undocumented immigrants could cause friction with the trump administration >> another night of frigid temperatures, sue will tell us when we can expect relief. fox 5 news at 11:00 had starts now. >>> we thank you for joining us at 11:00, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy's we begin with the exclusive dc spent $7 million on a rec center renovation but some work wasn't completed up to code. where was oversight and will more money be taken away particular other city to correct the bad work. >>> marina marraco is live. >> reporter: $6.7 million to undergo renovations for nearly a year. the playground still incomplete. former mayor vincent gray now council member said he approved that budget but he did not approve the design and he says he would never have signed off on the are you the >> i don't think how anybody a cr or architect to prove this. this is the beginning. >> reporter: approved and open to the public, not officially yet. the city's department of

. >> dc mayor has stood firm in her decision that the district is safe place for immigrant. fox5 matt atkin starts us off live tonight. >> just heard from the mayor's office within the last ten, 15 minutes. she is planning to hold a press conference on this executive order, that was issued by the trump administration today. just to update you on this, this is something that a lot of jurisdictions in the area are very concerned about. we're talking about dc, prince george's county, montgomery county, even the city of baltimore, all concerned about the financial impact. in fact, something caught my eye today, we can take you to this tweet that i found earlier today. this was from the budget director, from the district of columbia. she says the district receives over 1 billion per year in federal grants, everything from senior nutrition, to refugee r grants. we asked the mayor earlier today to tell us what she thinks about this executive order. here's what she had to say. >> we want to be able to go look at anything that is coming out of the executive branch. we want to know wh

of state was spotted shopping in dc .y16fy 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. >>> donald trump's nominee for secretary of state was seen by buying gross groceries at a safe way. >> a shopper apparently snapped the pic, tweeted it out. apparently billionaire shops for himself. it's not exactly clear but it looks like tiller son bought bottle of pealed baby carots. he's in the healthy food aisle. let's put this into perspective. he's a billionaire. about to get a 181 billion dollar payout. they're going to put it in a trust until he's out of that position. why don't billionaires go shopping >> do you remember back in 1992 when george h w bush was running for reelection went to a grocery did store and was fascinated by the scanners. it's interesting to see the parallel between that. >> i do remember that. >> there you have it. nothing wrong with shopping at safe way. >> it wou

we see scattered snow showers popping up south of dc.nd of fades of low pressure organizes off the coast. by 10:00, 11:00, starting to see snow pop up and according to the futurecast, 1:00, 2:00 a.m. then gets out relatively quickly. starting the morning commute dry. probably not going to drop a lot of snow or cover much of the roads. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, maybe a couple more snow flurries but we're done accumulations by that point. a spotty coating to an inch is possible and i do think that's mostly on the grass, i think major roadways are going to be fine, do your homework kids, i do not anticipate too many delays around dc area, if any. now, it's off to the north and west where there could be more snowfall where they could see several inches. quick look at the fox 5 accu-weather, 47 today, 39 tomorrow and bounce back up into the upper 40's to near 50's, tuesday, wednesday by the end of week, temperatures will be down that's the weather. >> i'm liking 50 there. looking pretty good >> not going to feel that bad >> you're watching fox

so we of course will be policing all of washington dc. our government services while we will have a lot of attention from all of the agencies and making sure we have a smooth inauguration. the balance of the 33,000 employees of washington d.c. will be on day today operations of our city. the inauguration is one day. it's friday, january 20thth and it is a federal holiday for the national capital region. so expect to d.c. government workers and federal workers to have the day off. all of the days leading up to the inauguration and all the inauguration of her regular days of business in washington dc. d.c. is open for business. many restaurants and business will be open on inauguration day as well. so feel free to go not only in the perimeter but outside and shop and dine like you are accustomed to doing. our force will be augmented by national police coming from around the nation that will operate under the command of our chief of police. i think we are adding 3000, which is difficult. they will begin to arrive two days before the inaugura

she was shot this morning in southeast dc while headed to the store. police are still investigating, but witnesses said two men got into a gun battle, and she was caught in the cross fire. >> this is my last aunt. we don't have no one to go to. it hurts everyone in the family. >> police say a man was wounded in the shooting. he is expected to survive. investigators are checking nearby surveillance cameras hoping to identify the suspects that way. the mayor is asking anyone with information to contact police. >>> howard has his eyes on the spotty showers in the area. the radar will fill in for the morning. >> it looks like a slow commute. the yellow weather alert is up. this storm is moving to the east it brought the snow, ice, anrn and now it's throwing moisture our way. we are seeing showers developing in northern virginia, out of the shenandoah and blue ridge to the washington metro as we speak, especially south and west of town right now, and you can see generally light showers, everything is move together east, northeast at 45 miles an hour. in nor

this is surveillance video release dad by dc police. in it shows several teens pull up to the gas station on bikes and enter the mall convenience store at once before 9:00 last monday night. you can see them push past employees. seconds later. the teens start grabbing stuff and run out without paying you see them take off on bicycles. an employee tells me hi fifth time this kind of flash mob skyline robbery happened in the last three months. while no one was hurt. preponderance of this gas station we showed the video to were shocked at what they saw. >> seems like they're not stealing money. they're stealing snacks and things like that. i don't know why. it might be a for fun kind of a thing. it might be because we can. i got a lot of people say why do you do that? because you can before. so i don't know why -- that sucks for them, the people who work there, it's not their fault. it's their job. >> reporter: you may also remember earlier this month, montgomery county police released this surveillance video of a similar flash mob style r

dc police say started when an officer tried to pull over a car in southeast dc.into a police cruiser and took off. >> police chased the car through prince george's county and into northern virginia where the suspect

. >>> thanks alison, a new year, a new dc council. a swearing in ceremony for the 2017 council members wrapped up a few minutes ago. members tell us they're ready to tackle issues head on. >> by law, council members must be sworn in by noon on january 2nd so every minute of this ceremony has been scripted to make sure no laws are broken. hundreds of local leaders, family members, and loved ones are here at the convention center in dc to watch six council members get noon, we have to have another election. >> mc'ed be bruce johnson. taking the oath of office, david, he says his focus is education. robert white jr., an advocate for strong neighborhoods and efficient government. jack evans has a background in law and economics and experience in dc politics. brandon todd representing ward four, committed to expanded services for seniors and improving the quality of life for dc neighborhoods. vincent gray, a former dc mayor who says the district became more prosperous, safe, sustainable, under his leadership. >> a few protesters were escor

the blizzard buried dc in some 20 inches of heavy, wet, expensive snow. an audit released yesterday said it cost about $2 million per inch to remove it and dc overplayed saying they failed to negotiate with contractors hired at the last minute to supplement the city fleet, paying some whatever price they asked. >> reporter: do you worry at all we cleaners on this? >> i don't. when we had a blizzard facing the eastern sea board and we were in competition with jurisdictions up and down the east coast, it was very important to me i could assure residents of the district we had the equipment we need. >> reporter: the mayor argues getting the city and cools open for business was worth spending several times more than the snow budget and more than the district spent digging out from two 2010 blizzards. >> we are a $13 billion economy in the district of columbia we will clean up the snow and keep the city open. >> reporter: the audit says the district violated federal procurement law by spending half a million dollars on hotel rooms and 145,000 on meals for empl

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>> protesters in the streets in dc hours after the march for women ends. some against trump, some for. >> we start with juliana diaz who has been with some anti- trump protesters. they have made their way to the trump hotel. >> reporter: they actually started their day this morning. they have been out here all day. it is now 11:00 which means they have been marching since the women's march that start at 1:00. a long time. and we have been marching with them. we stopped here a couple of moments ago. they are now pretty much just talking now. i do want to point out, there are two or three trump supporters. but for the most part, they are anti-trump protesters here. a lot of them talking now. very peaceful. you can see all of the the police officers here, they have been escorting them throughout the dc area as they have been marching on the streets. a lot of them making sure that everything stays safe and for the most part, it has been a very, very peaceful protest. if you look at this video, this is them marching through the streets. this is a lot going on.

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dc this week maybe he can help the redskins fill their job opening.nator joe barry being fired, the skins have two high profile job openings, seemingly no one want. teams all over the league are making hires, the skins are scrambling. and the coach they fired on their defense, has found some work. with a coach that left for promotionment mcvay and la rams fired joe barry to be the linebackers assistant head coach after mcvay hired wade phelps before co-even interview with the skins. so will anyone take dan snyder's money so far these are the people we new who have turned down the job, wade phillips, joined mcvay in l.a., day before he was supposed to interview with the redskins, former defensive back coach, spot to be top candidate for job, carolina offered them offensive coordinator position, better gig than coming to dc. so interesting, because all every these guys leaving, then they get turned down. doesn't look good for this team. a l o is because maybe not confidence in jay gruden, why would you sign up with him, if you might get fired in the nex

so many are descending here on dc.oss the city there's no scale fencing that's been put up not only parade group but the key protestors out, you can see the finishing touches there on the capitol where the inauguration will actually happen. last night. [cheers and applause] >> there he is, mr. trump made a quick visit to dc for two dinners and dropped by the trump ohio tell for surprise. much of his inaugural address is written but he didn't give away any hints when he tweeted a picture of himself. this from twitter account, writing my inaugural address in mar-a-lago three weeks ago, looking toward to friday, #inauguration. at least 68 democrats from congress won't be there to see the speech. >> what message would you send to democrats to better demonstrate the peaceful transfer of power in. >> with respect to the inauguration, i'm not going to comment on those issues, all i know that i'm going to be there. >> well, the vice president shall we say stuck a slightly different tone. >> he is determined to be president of

this does not include dc.rase amounts of something slippery for us before it's all said and done. evening forecast looks like this, 7:00, 44 and cool, 39 at 9:00 p.m. here's a little bit of presip coming across, but if this comes across early, it will be light rain, no need to worry about anything freezing at the surface, we're still 50's. cold to the north, you have to get the cold air in here tonight we'll get down to 32 and of course, once we touch 32, it could be a problem. if you can see futurecast shows a little bit of mix by 10:00 and tomorrow morning, a little sony sleet and then kind of mixture of that and as we start getting into the evening hours tomorrow, hopefully it goes over to just basically some rain. so that will be real nice for seven-day forecast looks like this. we'll get 32 to 34 tomorrow. 34 is probably 7:00 or 8:00. much drier warmer on sunday, 46. martin luther king day, 44. right now for inauguration, we're going to keep it dry, but temperature of 58 degrees. when was the last time we

here in dc. 47 degrees this morning in washington, 51 manassas, 46 in gaithersburg, upow maryland pennsylvania border, chillier but again even those temperatures should be up near 50. fredericksberg, the warm spot at 56, satellite and radar, there are clouds out there. we'll get breaks in your forecast up to 57 in washington once we get rid of the early fog and drizzle. that's a check of the forecast, erin como got the roads. >>> thank you very much. mike, right now, we're keeping you updated on the parking rerestrictions starting in the red zone as of noon you're going to need to move your car, they will be ticketing and i want to go in the red zone will be in place through about 1:00 a.m. monday. we'll going to keep a close eye on all of that. we're in for the normal pattern before road place, tomorrow we have events at lincoln station, lincoln memorial we'll take a look. if you have questions feel free to reach out to me on twitter, erin@fox5dc. if you have questions. or trying to head in to e

there's word he may cancel next week's planned visit to dc. and the former mexican president tweeted this address to sean that f-ing wall. >> you are talking, and we are listening. we call it your city, your voice, and many people are talking about the border wall and who will pay for it on our wusa 9 facebook page. lindsey said take it out of the paychecks of those who voted for him. they should be more than forthcoming. pat in dc, he's a billionaire, let him pay for it since he's pressed. >> robin heard americans could sponsor bricks for $150 each. she would buy one, and she says millions of others would, too. >>> also on president trump's radar, refugees hoping to come to the country. a draft has been leaked of an executive odderrer that would block refugees for syria until further notice, suspending the entire refugee program for 120 days so a new vetting system is set up, and for at least 30 from people coming from areas high risk including libya, sudan, and yemen. plenty of reaction from civil rights advocates, and we spoke to the founde

heaviest amounts southeast of dc and frigid air follows on sunday. sunday may be the coldest day of the season so far. with highs only in the middle 20s windchills in the teens at best. we have a new storm about to come on shore on the west coast. look at the snows across northern texas here through oklahoma the red river valley extending towards the deep south. yes the deep south, alabama, mississippi, snow, sleet, freezing rain there. winter storm warning from georgia southeastward. here we're just dealing with clouds kind of keeping us on the cold side of life. the future cast and i want to point out, not in total agreement but it brings snow close to us, but not quite to dc saturday morning. here at 4:30 clearly see the snow fredericksburg to south eastern shore. it keeps it just south and east of us. i'm going to bet that we're we'll see some of this snow as oppose to none of this snow. we'll watch this because this could change later on. behind the system on sunday the arctic air pours in. what i'm thinking is the farther north and west you go

get ready for it while dc is 50. it's only 21 in detroit. 17 in three in minneapolis minneapolis and that will be coming into dc. as the cold air comes in, you'll notice it tomorrow, there is a possibility that this time tomorrow evening, we may start to see some light snow showing up. we want you to be ready for that. it doesn't look like it's going to be a huge amount. we'll show you where it is right now, we got the clearing skies after a little bit of right now activity this morning. but what you see out there towards omaha streaking in this direction, that's what we're tracking for tomorrow afternoon and evening. don't think this is just for friday morning, we think it wraps up friday morning, but a little bit of snow shower light snow activity, may arrive between 4:00 and 7:00 tomorrow afternoon and evening. certainly western communities first. then getting into our western suburbs closer to 7:00. rest of the headlines for this light snow that we're expecting would be overnight into friday morning. right now, w

that is because the dc cannabis coalition will hand out 4200 joints for free. they want to get out the message that it's time to legalize marijuana at the federal level. for the record, you will be able to accept it as long as you're on dc land, but as soon as you step on federal land, like the national mall, you will be committing a crime. >>> as congress returns to work today, we got one last look at what has been a dc tradition all these 8 years. for the final time vice president joe biden group of incoming senators. the event has created some memorable moments and as garrett haake tells us, today was no exception. >> reporter: next week president obama will give his farewell address live on national television. when you're the vice president, you don't get a lot of big moments like that, but today on capitol hill, the vice president made a lot of little moments his own. >> do you solemnly swear you will support -- >> reporter: the oath itself is short, only 71 words, and you could write the whole thing out in just 3 tweets, but when the vice president repea

officers traveling to dc to help out that day. peaceful protesters are welcome. but the interim police chief has a message for those who have threatened to cause problems >> the fact that you have some folks that are indicating on social media that they're coming to shut down the inauguration of the events is something that we will be prepared for. as you know, we've experienced that thing before in the city. >> reporter: metro rail is extending hours of operation, opening early at 4:00 a.m. to midnight. but five stations will be closed for security reasons. >> they will be mt. vernon square, ash kinds of, federal pentagon. >> reporter: trying to make sure everyone is connected leading up to the inauguration, also as the inauguration takes place and there are special twitter sites and text message alert, you need to go to matt ackland fox 5 we've listed it all there for you. matt ackland fox 5 local news. >>> in just 14 days, believe it or not the first family will say good-bye to the white house. not before throwing one last bash

i love that. >> washington dc on lockdown. massive security force ready for anything from protests to drone attacks. >> donald trump promises to make america great again. live team coverage of the swearing in of our 45th president. you are watching "fox and friends". ♪ ♪ to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> this would be the greatest loss in political history, not even modern political history. i outworked anybody who ever ran for office. they were saying you cannot get to 270. we got to 306. tomorrow we have a speech, probably around 12:00. it may rain, it may rot -- may not rain, i don't care, doesn't matter. the truth is if it really pours, that is okay because people will realize it is my real hair and that is okay. we are going to make ameri

wa dc's most accurate. >> cool damp day.to about 50 degrees. and we will only be in the low 50s tomorrow. this evening not so bad if you are headed out. 48 with cloudy skies. no fog in town. temperatures range from the low 50s in fredericksburg to 50 in leesburg. 40s in gathers burg. we have attic weather coming the next coming of days. the southern jet stream. look at this from california to the southwest, into texas. this storm is coming for later sunday, and monday. for tonight, we are watching the rains down on georgia and the carolinas moving northeast. so, we will see some rain developing. but i don't think this will be until late evening. as you are looking at the futurecast, some rains are moving in. heaviest south and east of town. 4:00 a.m., most of the rain is east of dc. southern maryland. eastern shore pulling away. early tomorrow, not too much activity. but as the morning wears on, the rain develops. we have yellow weather alerts tomorrow. tomorrow night, monday. we will see waves of rain here and the winds wil

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trish: a very big day in washington dc. donald trump is going to be laying the reef in a big ceremony at arlington cemetery. we will take you there as soon as it begins as he is promising to start by issuing a handful of executive orders undoing much of what president obama has done during the last eight years, likely targets include pulling out of the transpacific trade deal, wiping out epa regulations, putting an end to many of the president's refugee and immigration programs, all of this as reports from border official, migrants raising to the border to get in before the wall gets built. joining me on whether that wall will happen is american university the negative and resident, ceo of american majority ned ryan. good to have both you guys here, a big couple days. people say too expensive, people will be upset by this, it will never happen. >> you will see something tomorrow, a speech, short parade, he will knock out executive orders and i think he will start addressing immigration on day one and mike pence has made thi

by noon we get the bulk of our light rain into dc. it moves out quickly by the time the parade is wrapping up, it should be just about out of here. and of course, as we continue to look at the weekend, women's march on saturday, looking cloudy. we will load up on a little bit of drizzle from high pressure to the northwest and an area of low pressure off the coast. for the most part after that drizzle departs we're dry until sunday late saturday night and into sunday clouds will increase, and those rain showers will be here for much of the day now. the way it's looking for us on sunday. again, inauguration just a quick look, going to be warmer than we were for we think for both of boom's inaugurations, probably warmer than we were for both of bush's and more -- probably closer to george hw bush's 1989 inauguration. 48 isn't bad and a little light rain isn't going to kill us. let's take a look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. above average, most of this seven-day, next wednesday, 58. next chance of any cold air again we th

some pictures from washington, dc again.vice at the national cathedral. something presidents tend to do immediately after inauguration, and also several times during their tenure at the white house. prayer breakfast being quite a big part of meeting the public. the president and his wife coming in to the cathedral, washington national cathedral, one of the biggest in the area. a national prayer service for the new president, the vice president and the administration. the vice president and his wife, just arriving and being shown to their pew. everyone else is in position as well. no sign of the president yet. we will come back to that as it continues. five people are now known to have died in the italian avalanche last week. it's thought around 20 people are still unaccounted for. nine people, including four children, have so far been pulled alive from the rubble of the rigopiano hotel in the abruzzo region. james reynolds reports. from the ruins of the rigopiano hotel, in the last moments of light, rescuers pulled a six—yea

we'll show you how on good day dc. opening night which is what they called media day. th bowl opening night. thank you, julio. >> the home for the festivities, this used to be a media only affair in the fans would pay 30 bucks a piece to watch this, about 10,000, 200 there, unprecedented. you saw the teams on stage shaking hands and it had all the excitement of men shaking hands. but as always, there's few characters in the crowd answering the question, why are you here? even the staunches of patriots fans have to feel sorry for julio jones. >> are you related to julio iglesias >> i am not. >> are you here for the right reasons >> i'm here for the right reasons? the right reasons? what do you mean the right reason >> to win the super bowl. >> of course. next question. >> there are actual reporters trying to get questions and you wake up and keep it tuned here to fox 5. seven and a half hours of pregame coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. kickoff at 6:30 pam patriots looking for super bowl five. falcons looking for their firs

dc will welcome more the official inaugural event. it seems like the number of benches and blocks downtown are growing by the hour. restrictions near the mall will begin tomorrow night. you will see roads closed on thursday. if you have not already, download the wusa 9 app tonight so you don't have to worry about it when the time comes. you will find your way around to the app. it's your one stop shop for all things inaugurations, and we will give you a list of what is happening around town. >>> senators worked late into the evening, questioning some of the men and women donald trump has elected to serve on his cabinet. the latest was for betsy devos the billionaire tapped to head up the education department. she has supported charter schools and the voucher programs for decades. republicans argue she could bring reform to the public education system. >> i'm the former mayor of washington, dc, and like betsy devos, i believe in school choice. >> among her supporters a familiar voice to be in the region. tony williams. in the minute lo

thousands of demonstrators are expected to descend on dc for the festivities.york, peter duesy fox news. >>> time nowly 8:07. developing news overnight from the greatest show on earth, circus is shutting down for good. ringling brothers will be closing forever this may. they made the announcement last night. it's been running 1 for example years, animals, flash she didn't costumes. in may, the circus removed the elephants and ticket sales started to decrease and battles with animal rights group contribute to do the decision to close the final shows will be in rhode island on may 7th and in new york on may 21st. >>> time is 8:08. you're watching fox 5 news at 8:00 and we will be right back after the short break. eak. when cold and flu hold you back try theraflu expressmax, now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. theraflu. for a powerful comeback. new expressmax caplets.<