for the people who don't know who zelda fitzgerald is, who is zelda fitzgerald?cott fitzgerald's wife. i still call him f. scott, which apparently makes me sound stupid. so f. scott fitzgerald's wife, and she was rumored to be this crazy alcoholic woman who is responsible for his demise. >> stephen: she was not? only rumored to be? >> she actually wasn't. he was an alcoholic -- >> stephen: didn't he have her committed? >> yes. she hay nervous breakdown but there are a lot of like, like, details, and mitigating factors, you know. >> stephen: the story takes place in 1918. >> we start-- we start with the day they met, and hopefully, you know, we go through-- because the idea is to see their relationship from zelda's point of view because there's never been anything film or television about zelda. and there's all this amaze information about her and stories that he-- even a lot of his writing was hers. >> stephen: wait, she was actually writing the stories and he put his name on it. >> i mean, not the whole thing. but he would lift passages out of her journal and ou

fitzgerald 14th year in the league.wler led the envelope l in receptions this year with 107 in both 1,000 in his career. >> finally this morning, former president george h.w. bush along with his wife barbara is expected at nrg stadium in houston for the coin toss for sunday's big game between the patriots and the falcons. the former commander in chief who also performed the super bowl coin toss in twu -- 2002 was just discharged from the hospital a week ago. i got to read it straight or else, you know, i'll get messed up. now i can put it back in. >> sports illustrated has the usc signing day as being number one. >> you are just saying. >> thank you. i'll see you in the studio. >>> still ahead, president trump issues a message to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, go nuclear. we have more stories coming up next. now with zero-dollar copays on select plans... ...and rewards points on all prescriptions, walgreens has you covered. so drop by and seize the savings! walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. why pau

jack fitzgerald tells the story of a trash truck and mini van car seats in the van.wo little boys in it survived. >> stlr people like that that have a calling. and i think emily had a calling. >> reporter: without fail, emily was at fitzgerald's for safety seat checks every month for nearly the past 20 years. >> we're at 47,000 child safety seats that have been checked and emily's been part of every one of those. >> reporter: her office is filled with all the accolades and recognitions, but it's her heart that will be remembered most. >> someone was coming in from out of town and a grandparent needed a car seat installed at the last minute. emily was always able to make it happen. >> and that was kristin wright reporting. a memorial service will be held later today in damascus for emily. it will be at 10:00 a.m. she leaves behind her husband and her son. >>> a new bill being proposed in maryland. for drivers who violate state school bus laws. according to our news partners at wtop, introduced a new house bill. it would slap a $250 fine on drivers who pass a stopped s

news 4's megan fitzgerald is live in northwest d.c. with the story. meaga snrks meagan? >> reporter: businesses are standing in solidarity by allowing employees to take the day off. many say they realize this will cut into their pockets but they believe it's for at least one day it won't be business as usual for many places in d.c. and around the country. >> we need to show the visible impact and positive impact that immigrants provide to the fabric of this country. >> reporter: a protest called the day bout immigrants taking aim at president trump's immigration issues. >> it's ridiculous to think we can survive a day without them. >> reporter: the protest is calling for immigrants to stay home from work and school to show how important they are to the country. places like vida fitness say they'll stand in solidarity with the protesters, allowing employees to miss work to participate. the company says "we will work to minimize disruption to our members but recognize that any interruption in service tomorrow is a testament to the essential service they bring to our team."

forgiveness is the root of that love. >> reporter: reporting in anacostia, megan fitzgerald, news 4.e show runs now through march 5th at the anacostia playhouse. >>> tom, the weather is going to get a little better this afternoon. pretty windy right now. >> yeah, it is. certainly feeling like wintertime now. you can track all these crazy changes we have coming over the next ten days with the nbc washington app. right now, a little bit of sunshine pouring down and a blue sky. just a few clouds off on the horizon. today our sunset will be just before 6:00 p.m. every day we're getting later and later sunsets, earlier and earlier sunrises. sunrise on the equinox is at 7:20. that's after we spring forward on march 12th. right now temperatures are hovering near 40 degrees across most of maryland, virginia, and west virginia. right near the bay as well, right around 40 degrees. those winds are still a little gusty. it feels chillier than that. we'll stay breezy and chilly over the next few hours. up near 50 degrees by mid afternoon. then by 6:00 p.m., back down to mid-40s. getting cold by l

. >> reporter: emily helped start the partnership with fitzgerald auto mall back in 1998. he references a crash the day after emily installed car seats in the van. the two little boys inside survived. >> i think emily had a calling. >> reporter: without fail, she was at fitzgerald's every month for nearly the past 20 years for car seat checks. >> we're at 40,000 seats that have been checked. emily's been a part of every one of those. >> reporter: and her office is filled with accolades and recognition. but it's her heart that will be remembered most. >> if sobo last minute, emily was always able to make it happen. >> and that was kristin wright reporting. a memorial service will be held later this morning in damascus for emily. it's going to be at 10:00 in the morning at the activities building. emily leaves behind her husband and her son. >>> if you speed past a stopped school bus in maryland, you might soon have to pay a bigger penalty. according to our news partners at wtop, they have introduced a new house bill. it would slap a $250 fine on driver who is pass a stopped

tom fitzgerald. good to see you tonight. thank you. >> thank you, fitz. >> he had his coat out but what 50 something now. >> yeah. >> good for him i'm glad he's comfortable. temperatures are slow to fall shawn, jim, high temperature is 55 and it's close to 54 right now in dulles and 54 and we'll be way warmer than this tomorrow though and wednesday even warmer and we may be challenging records again and record is 80 wednesday and tonight we've been watching a couple of very light showers pass by to the south and they will come to end pretty soon and tomorrow night around we have another chance for showers moving through the area and they may be a bit more stonl and we needed to dry month as well as warmest february ever one more day to go and we're thinking tomorrow we head for 68 degrees and fredericksburg could be 70 for you and cooler towards hagerstown and frederick in the mid 60s and mild day that will end likely with showers moving through the area and now check out the "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast because on wedn

it can collect the smoke.. > fitzgerald says pets couldld have respiratory problems or sores in theircer.canc they can accumulate autopsy thea nicotine and toxins in that mouth. a study done by tufts showed a higher incidence of tongue cancer in homes where people smoke. a higher number of nasal tumors in dogs whose owners smoke. smokers may need to take someme action. i have a choose and they don't.o look von standard is a smoker but she says she's always smoked away from her pets. we've h m always have and always smoked outside. second-hand smoke is not good for any living people.eop dr. fitzgerald says that's a's good decision, because a healthy home is a smoke-free home.me for the fox medical team, t i am he'll beth calvin. > that little guy was so cute. i can smell smoke so far awayay now, even if someone is smoking outside. >> ever since they banned it indoors, a different world. > we are now less than 24 hours away from the super bowl. get your nachos ready. do you watch for the game or for the commercials? >> what do you think, matt. > commercials. >> by the> way, you can watc

. >> tom fitzgerald is on that tonight. what's going on? >> reporter: guys, yesterday, she was approved up on capitol hill. today, secretaries devos got to know her new employees at the department of education, we'll tell you what happened coming up. sarah? >>> this wasn't the wake-up call a family was expecting. what led up to the car crash ongoing their home? >> could your commute around the district end up slower? it's already enough now local lawmakers are looking to lower speed limits around region. back to you, sue. >>>. >>> there will be delays closings >> jeff sessions soon to be confirmed as the next attorney general. >>> can you deal with all the politics on your social media page? why more and more people are getting frustrated by facebook. tomorrow on fox 5 news morning. s >>> welcome back, at the you say department of education tonight. workers are get to know the new boss >> after a rough confirmation which saw her getting senate approval by one vote, secretary betsy devos spoke out for the first time today. tom fitzgerald joi

let's a little more insight from fox5's tom fitzgerald fromom inside the capital. good evening from the united states capital where president trump will deliver his first address to congress. now, nobody in this buildingildi really quite knows what we're going to hear tonight. president obama's speeches overh the years pretty much followed a familiar pattern outside of the year he was called a liar and then he in turn a couple of speeches later called out theall supreme court. they tended to follow a similar formula. however, as you know, presidentr trump has up ended a loft the norms of presidentialrms communication and that couldof e the case tonight. where we are right now are in statutory all. take a looky al around for yourself. this is where all the media is gathering before the speech andc then afterwards members ofrs congress are going to file in what will they hear. secretary sean spicer said this speech will give an optimistic tone about where president trump wants to take the country.ount a the look of members ofbe congress are also going to want to hear

let's go live to the hill where fox 5 tom fitzgerald is. what's going on up there? >> reporter: this is going on right now, take a look at this crowd. they've come here to the ray burn house office building, the reason being. at first they say to keep their hands off of dc. what's going on at house oversight committee is holding a hearing on a bill on death with dignity. however, dc is not happy about this, they say this is congressional interference. dc congress woman eleanor homes norton, you gotten minutes before this hearing starts what are they doing inside? why are you so concerned about this? >> what item on the agenda to take away a law passed by the council signed by the mayor and passed by everybody, i can voting committee. if and when this bill goes to the floor, everybody will be able to vote on it except me >> they're expressing displeasure with the council. what does that moan >> disapproval resolution which means death with dignity is passed by the authorities. >> reporter: they have limited power in congress over dc >> lots of power. >> what's differ

meagan fitzgerald caught up with some couple tying the knot today. >> reporter: there was a bit of a wait for more than a dozen couples. >> eight years. no more fear. >> reporter: when you've waited eight years to be married -- >> reporter: waiting for this day is worth it. >> joyful. i can't complain. the woman of my life. >> reporter: that's the feeling. >> i'm confident about my decision i made. i mean, i'm ready for us to be official. >> reporter: kensly says he's waited ten years to marry the woman of his dreams. just before 1:30 the wait was over. his bride danielle arrived. >> it just feels right. he's my best friend. >> reporter: this couple says time and friendship is how they knew they were meant to be. in front of their family -- >> will you love, comfort, honor -- >> reporter: and on valentine's day, their two lives became one. >> i now pronounce you legally married. >> reporter: waiting isn't always easy. >> mr. and mrs. dugan. >> reporter: but the dugans will tell you it's worth it. >> they want to be together. >> reporter: reporting in d.c. superior court, meagan fitzg

meagan fitzgerald is live for us in northwest d.c. with how this day without immigrants is impacting our region. >> reporter: it is impacting a lot of businesses, especially restaurants, who many of them decided to close today. they've actually posted a letter on their door letting customers know they're standing in solidarity with these immigrants. we had an opportunity earlier today to speak to some immigrants who are working today. i asked them why they decided to work instead of march. they said they're grateful to be in this country and they needed the money. many business owners say it was far from business as usual. it was yesterday another protest in opposition administration and their policies. this time, it was immigrants and their supporters marching down and around the streets of d.c. protesting what they consider to be harmful policies against immigrants by president trump and his administration. many of these protesters are restaurant workers who are here instead of at work. that's led to more than 60 restaurant owners t

tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. we'll send it back to you. >>> at 5:00 drug dealers in mexico will try just about anything to sneak drugs across the border. >> even a catapult to throw it over the fence. we'll tell you where agents found this along with lots of drugs. >>> interstat leaves a car dangling on the overpass and more on that. >>> hero cop takes quick action when he sees a truck on fire. why he reacted by pushing truck to a different place. sue? >>> jim and sarah we managed to get sunshine getting us up to 55. it's re. that's got news. bad news. those wind gusts are back. we're getting a gust at this hour to 38 miles per hour here in dc. it is bringing in colder air, we'll let you know what to expect for later tonight and give you a look at friday's actually, i'm really getting ahead of myself. thursday. now i'm really sad. anyway, we'll have much more to let you know what's coming your way in just a few minutes come on back to fox 5 local news at 5:00. . ? >>yes. >> can scene in arlington county. person h

live in northwest, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. >>> president trump left the white house and boarded marina 1 this afternoon heading for dover air force base, he's at dover for the arrival of the remains of a navy who was killed on a raid in yemen. chief petty officer william ryan owens did in the survive snipped raid. four others were injured in the intelligence operation which resulted in the deaths of 14 al-qaeda operatives. >> he was most recently based in virginia beach, 36 years old >>> the president celebrated the start of black history month by holding a meeting with african-american american leader inside host of the white house, joined by ben carson, the president talked about not only the importance of black month but shared stories about things he said he learned on the campaign trail. >> during this month, it's a tremendous history of the african-americans through our country. throughout the world if you think about it, and this serves one of unimaginable sacrifice, hard work and faith in america. i gotten a real glimpse during the campaign, i go around with ben to a lot

megan fitzgerald. >> and they are trying to crash the car that went along in addison road in capital heights, and the vehicles are going to knock off the sidings, and we are told that nobody is hurt here, but the driver did not say, and to this point, not identified. >> rht to be entered in the second talk-a-on this in a row. they are against the nomination of jeff sessions for attorney general, and the debate has garnered a lot of attention this week after the senate majority leader has silenced massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, and she had been quoting a 1986 letter from coretta king n. that letter, she criticized sessions who was up for a post for his actions as prosecutor. and the leader mitch mcconnell silenced her on the rule's debates saying that rule 19, a senator cannot refer offensively or impugn the motives of a fellow senator. and she had been warned when she quoted the late ted kennedy and silenced when she read the letter by king. after being silenced, warren walked off of the floor and read it on facebook live. it garnered millions of views, reading of the letter

. >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald. a chilly start to your saturday morning but we'll get the weather with tom kierein. >> good morning. cold in february of all things. it is below freezing. just about everywhere starting off early this morning. we've got a clear sky and everything is all dry and settled. that much wind around. and as we take a look at this live view from the tower camera. there's the capital. the capital under a clear sky and our sunrise is about a little more than an hour away. storm team 4 radar, we don't have any rain or snow in the vicinity. we are all dry starting off early this morning. look at our temperatures, though. it's down into the teens in many locations. 18 in gaithersburg. nearby suburbs in the low 20s. mid and upper 20s around the chesapeake bay. temperatures are hour-by-hour for the rest of the morning staying in the 20s. then finally getting above freezing by late morning and noontime. then beginning to climb into the mid to upper 30s as we get into the afternoon hours. a look at a n

we're live on the hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> like other members of congresssenator ben cardon is waiting to see what the president he's to say in the speech. maryland public school of policy said he is concerned about the direction president trump is taking across the country and lashed out on president's immigration moves. >> that was a muslim ban. the president wanted a muslim ban. he said it during the campaign that he told his lawyers figure out a way to legally give me a muslim ban and they used president obama characterization of seven states not for president but obama chose those seven states and he did not prevent people from coming to this country as the president did and proceed in the dark. >> carson is ranking democrat on the committee and he talked about climate change and tax reform and government spending. >> parents and students and teachers back today at the d.c. elementary school that was shut down because of bed bug infestation. >> bob barnard takes us back to school. >> reporter: the doors to savoy elementary school reopened a little afte

"fox5" tom fitzgerald on capitol hill tonight is more on this hey, fitz. >> jim, good evening. the vice-president did not pull any punches today saying he was dispointed to be misled by the former national security advisor. as you know president trump had a lot to say about all this and that firey press conference last week in which he blamed so-called fake news and so-called illegal leaks for the president's own firing of flynn today. so, we've heard president and we even heard from the white house press secretary and but today was the first day that we actually heard from the vice-president mike pence who was at the center of this controversy why is that? it was mike flynn that lied to the vice-president about whether or not flynn actually discussed obama administration russian sanctions with the russian am bar door before the trump administration ever took office. and speaking in europe today, the vice-president made it clear he was dispointed with flynn and agreed with president's decision to remove him from the job. >> i was dispoints todd learn -- disappoint todd learn th

tom fitzgerald is live in silvee springs with more. fitz. >>reporter: good evening, then, question is this, should stateld governments be passing laws that shield illegal immigrants from federal immigration is a who the topic these days, it is one that is gaining ground now in the maryland statehouse, montgomery county, democratic delegate is pushing a law that would have that effect. here's what this law would do. montgomery county delegate maate rouse morales, she has proposed this bill that would stop police in maryland from askingking questions to victims or even people being arrested for crimes about their citizenship or about where we're born. the bill also would stop local police in taking part in federal immigration enforcement operations. later in the maryland house of delegates he is warning that this billy force the rule l of law and would create and archie in maryland.ylan immigration laws need to be enforced and shielding people from immigration law is isn't sensible.. morales calls for a bill, the trust act.trus but listen to t

. >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald. a chilly start to your saturday morning but we'll get

tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. > d.c.police need your help finding the vandals who set a limo on fire on they not only trashed the limo but set it on fire. this happened on k street in franklin square during riots when president trump was being sworn into offers. you can see the vandals tossingn flares into the limo during the video. if you recognize these two people please call police.ca also in the district we're learning more tonight about a police-involved shooting that happened in southeast. police say a man allegedly stole a woman's purse from a drugug addiction treatment later and ad moments later he was shot by an officer after refusing to drop the gun. he was taken to the hospital in serious condition.diti now for a new seg men here at fox5 called rewind to the crime where we take a look back at at some of the region's unsolved crimes. tonight we focus on the unsolved murder of an appearing d.c. rapper. it's been threely years since dementia lou is was shot andot killed in southeast. his mother believes it was an

tom fitzgerald one ine i rockville with more on this, hey, tom?y, you know what, sparked all of this, was a joint statement put out by the county council, and the county executive here. now, it talks about a long standing policy in this countyot not to report the immigration status, by police, as people they stop. but while it stopped short of declaring this county, montgomery a sanctuary city itrc , clearly puts it in solidarity with that movement. now, we talked to the county c council president here, roger,e, and he says he is very clear on the fact that the trump administration is threatened to pull federal funds from counties and cities to that declare themselves >> are you concerned about that? >> i am not concerned about that, because the way we dom no our business, again, is that one no federal law could under the constitution require us to ask about immigration status or minor traffic infraction, inf and we don't. we don't withhold information. >> now, so far, montgomery county has not declared itself a sanctuary city, and the police chie

the ceo of cantor fitzgerald will weigh in.ateer why the tesla model s may no longer be one of the safest cars on the road on a day when tesla changes names from tesla motors to tesla inc. ing i. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herera. here's your "cnbc news update" at this hour. at least one more soldier has been killed and nine injured in eastern ukraine as heavy fighting between government troops and russian-backed rebels continues. the flare-up in fighting began over the weekend. >>> german police searching dozens of homes, businesses and mosques in frankfurt and other neighboring towns, arresting a tunisian man suspected of planning a terrorist attack. he is suspected of recruiting for isis in germany. >>> israeli forces evacuating settlers fro

officers rushed the child to fitzgerald mercy and transported to children's hospital. police were called to the suspect's apartment so many times in the past, they practically live there. recently she was chasing her boyfriend down the street with a hammer in the middle of a snowstorm. police had to pull the victim away who was trying to get their hands on the suspect. police want haves. >> she deserves everything she gets. >>> villanova school of business, there was an electrical fire in one of the rooms. the fire is out, but the exact cause is being investigated. students are allowed back into the school of business. officers arrested at least two protesters for assaulting philadelphia police, chopper 6 hd above the demonstration as it crossed broad street and cecil b. moore avenue. the officers were injured when they hit with pepper spray. protesters were seen burning an american flag at broad and girard. a group called strike for democracy organized protests against victimizing people against the trump administration. >> our goal is to bring america we should just

tom fitzgerald on the hill tonight.itz, i don't know if this is your doing, is it a joint session of congress? >> is it a joint session of congress? ha. it is probably about the closest thing we've had to any kindwe'v of bipartisanship. i can tell you that. now, the deal is this: up in congress they have thesey ha groups, these caucuses, these little clicks of congressmen who focus onlick issues that are important, the auto industry, you know, agriculture, theseultu are very come on up here on the hill.l. today we saw the birth of a cannibis caucus.aucu now the stated goal of thiss group to support the effortshe that are on the book now in 44 states to make it easier for states f to enact their own ena state marijuana legalization laws. and republican california congressman dana wallbacker says that effort is in line with his definition of what it means to be a conservative republican.blic >> know that we're going to do our part to continue the progress of making sure that people have a right to live their lives and adu

fox5's tom fitzgerald joinsgerai us from the white fitz. >> reporter: sarah, goodeporte evening.r: theresident's latestdent's t comments came in this postin sent out tearly this morning.m. it says, uc berkeley does not allow free speech and ad practices violence on innocentnt people with different pointseret of view, no federal funds.funs question mark. now, the irony in all of this is that it's this administration that has recently faced criticism fromcrm free speech advocates callingllg news organizations fake news fak and calling the media inin general the opposition party.pa. but look at this. this was the scene atscene at university of californiaali berkeley last night. now, protesters had shown upd to protest a speech bype breitbart news editor milo mi yiannopoulos. now, the crowd estimated at at about 1500 started out as a asa protest but quickly devolvedev into something else, violence,i, fires, broken windows, fireworks, e cocktails thrown at police. thrl in some cases, people who hadhod gone to uc berkeley to hearhe the breitbart editor speak,itork well, they got hit in the f

sunday february 19th, i'm ronica cleary >> tom fitzgerald.ng fox 5 news on the hill. taking up the third chair this morning, our good friend israel or tega. he lives here to help us break down all that happened this week, if that isn't intimidating enough. a lot going on in the first hundred days. which we're going to try to dissect over the next couple minutes >> for those of us in the press, who thought we might have a bit of a break and a the end of 2016 and start of 2017, president trump is hitting the campaign trail. on saturday he hosted a make america great again rally. the trump rally epitomizes his understanding of his supporters and gives him an opportunity to speak directly to those who believe in in message without the filter of the media, which we've heard him talk about quite a bit. let's take a listen to this. >> i also want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news. the dishonest media, which has published one false story after another with no sources, even though they pretend they have them. they make them up in man

i'm david culve >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald. tom kierein joins us with a look at the weather. a little chilly out there? >> it sure is. here in northwest d.c., a bit of a wind. and the bright sunshine and blue sky. but temperature here as we look at the storm team 4 temperature here in the news4 washington app, it's only 27 degrees out here. but it feels like 18 even with that bright sun. there's a live view from our tower camera overlooking the area there. warm jacket, hat, sunglasses, warm footwear and gloves needed today as it's going to be cold. upper 20s just about everywhere else. except some of the areas are still in the low and mid-20s. climbing in upper 30s to near 40 to late afternoon. warming trend ahead. a look at that in a few mblts. >> thank you, tom. >>> the new u.s. defense japan this morning. it marks his first overseas trip since taking office last month. he spoke at a joint news conference in tokyo yesterday with his counterpart. mattis says the u.s. cannot afford to ignore the destabilizing moves of iran. >> as iran goes, this is the single biggest state sp

we're live here at nationalatnan harbor tonight, tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: thanks, fitz.ft you're there at national a nati harbor but even if you're note t your twitter feed undoubtedlyuby exploded with tweets andets nd updates about what was being beg said today by this meeting that's so many anticipated,tiip, these remarks from stevetev bannon and reince priebus ands d in those remarks, one pointrks came out, that steve bannon bano called us the oppositionpption party, that is, the media and ad that happened just before the press briefings today insidedaye the white house. so, when i had the opportunityh to ask a question of seann of spicer is, i said are these tese tactics of calling us the opposition party the fake newsye from within the administration, is it ait branding strategy or do they tey really believe it? take a li.ten. steve bannon today called the ce media the opposition party. par last week there was lots of conversation about the faketh news. some have said this is really ra just a branding of the media mdi where he did that in

here's fox5's tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: issue is the eporte i chairman of thessue is prince l countyrd of supervisors,perr republican corey stewart isewar calling on on the trump tmp administration to revealreal information about how manyationy people who are arrested ford fr crimes in this county arenta still in this country.untry. corey stewart tells fox5 fo police have report odd moreort e than 7,000 individuals to the immigration and customsd ctoms enforcement but so far icearice won't say if those criminaliminl suspects have been deported oror remain in the u.s.remain i >> it's important for our police department and it'ss imes important for our jail. jail. if our police see a -- ana individual who was deportedo wat and is now back in theck ihe country, it's a felony andny and that person should bee arrested. that's why it's importantar fort our police department.ce >> reporter: but they're not telling you that now.ter:u that. >> they're not giving us us information about whether wther these individuals wereese in deported odir released.el also running for governor ofrteo virgin

tom fitzgerald talked with the owner. fitz what did he have to say? >> reporter: we thought we agreed on fact they liked sandwiches, but politics again seems to be driving people apart. here's what's going on. this is taylor gourmet, it's one of about dozen shops located through the dc. the owner of taylor gourmet is a guy by the name of casey patent. he got call to visit the white house on monday to take a business round table with the president, donald trump. casey patent goes down to the white house, casey participates in this round table of small businesseses, watches the president sign an executive order, that's casey right there to the left of president trump. you can see him in there in the meeting in the roosevelt room as well. well, what happened was as soon as that video started getting around, casey patent and taylor gourmet is starting to get twitter hate on social media, on facebook, from people showing pictures and deleting their taylor aps saying they were never going to shop or eat lunch there again. and generally harassing and bullyin

the victim was driven by police from the house to fitzgerald mercy hospital and later transferred tohildren's hospital quick actions by police may have saved her life. >> now at least a little bit of good news we're hearing from the police chief that eight-year-old girl is alert and talking still at the hospital. after the stabbing apparently some people turned on the suspect as a result police had to whisk her away quickly. again as we mentioned, somehow this started over a babysitting incident. police tonight trying to get to the bottom of it. dawn? >> all right, thanks, brad. >>> skyfox in the air over center tee tonight a charge protest shut down city streets and injured some police office officers. 12 police officers were sprayed by paint and pepper spray on the 1600 block of north broad street. three of the officers were injured but they're expected to be okay. police also arrested four people. that march was part of a nationwide social media movement called strike for democracy organizers for the prove test say this just 100 protests happening across the country to stand up fo

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tom fitzgerald tonight.>>reporter: the question is this, should state government like maryland be passing laws that shield p people fromd p federal immigration laws? the who the topic for us in thishis country right now, especially in maryland right now where concerns are being raised that the state legislature could do something to put it in the site of the trump administrationinis which, as you know, has threatened to revoke federal funding from states or cities that declare themselves as sanctuary. here's what's going on, in montgomery county there's a democratic delegate by the name of maurice per relies.ur she hasic introduced a bill into the house of delegates which has been asking people who have been arrested with their immigration status is or where they were born. it also goes onto preventreve maryland police departments from participating in any federall now, republicans in annapolis who are outnumbered say theyay have a lot of concern cans about this. the republican minority leadersr say this is

tom fitzgerald is live in northwest to explain. >> reporter: remember last week everybody was talkingbout how donald trump's administration and retailers across this country were not going to get along because of the tweets about nordstrom's? it turns out that's probably not going to be a problem, they got along swimmingly today. a group of about eight business executives that reply companies that you probably do business with, places like, you know, target, gap, different, other companies, auto zone we're here on georgia avenue. they went to the white house with a specific message, they were asking the trump administration today not to put in this 20% import tax they were talking about to help pay for the mexican border wall. apparently, that message was received, because when the president started talking today, as he does in some of these meetings. did not talk about that idea. instead, he talked about the work that this administration is doing right now. to unraffle the spaghetti nest of regulation that is a lot of these businesses say makes it harder to do business in this countr

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dc council approved it federal lawmakers want to get away with it >> tom fitzgerald joins us from capitol hill with the latest with a big rally. >> reporter: this is still going on right now. shawn and jim, inside the capitol behind us the house gop controlled oversight committee is debating what they're calling a displeasure resolution. you don't hear that term all that often. because it's something that congress just literally does in the last time we're aware of it is probably back in the ely essentially, what the committee is doing is voting on whether they're displeased with dc's death with dignity law signed last year. opponents of that law call it an assisted suicide bill. they do not like it. the way the whole rule is set up here is in dc, the congress can pass these displeasure resolutions, if it goes through the house, if it goes through the senate, it could up end the law. now, we should be clear on this. there's no indication here at all that this would go anywhere in the u.s. senate. and the dc council members who passed this law and the mayor who signed it are not happy at a

kevin fitzgerald is a veterinarian, he says your pets cannot only breath in secondhand smoke but ingest the chemical residue by licking your skin or clothing or when they groom themselves. >> the smoke can stick on her coat dogs and cats their fur is like a shami cloth, collects candy and dust and pollen. and it can collect the smoke. >> pets who are exposed to smoke can develop respiratory problems, nasal tumors and greater risk of cancer, doctors say if you need to smoke do it outside and away from your pets. >>> time is 4:36, ma run county drill something set to begin on an old railroad tunnel, the alto tunnel less than a half mile run it's been sealed for the past 35 years. but, the county is now considering reopening the tunnel and making it a path for a bicyclists and pedestrians. the drilling is the first step to figure out if the tunnel is even safe for renovation. that drilling is expected to last for eight weeks. >>> major development in the battle over the it kota access pipeline project, could announced to or tomorrow that it is issuing a permit to allow construction to be c

tom fitzgerald is there to breakdown what the president accomplished in the first movement fitz. >> shawn, jim, i don't know if you heard this but the president is none too pleased weeks in office. >> every now and then we hear that. >> he mentioned it occasionally. mentioned it again in florida at that rally. you know, you heard this. fake news. you know, other kinds of different things this white house said making no secret of the fact they don't like the way they're being covered. so, early this morning while the president was down in florida, just about every reporter who covers the white house got this in their inbox today. what is this? turns out this is list of 25 things that the white house says they have accomplished in this first month in office that they feel has not been covered. we're not going to go through all 5 things but i'll give you highlights here they say that the fact that the president pulled out of the tpp transpacific trade partnership and he green lighted keystone pipeline to go forward and told general mt i in whatever the new air force one will be and he also i

fox 5 tom fitzgerald live with more on this one. fitz, it was sort of like meeting the new boss, exactly that's what it was >> it was a lot like meeting the new boss. understand the dynamic. you have all of these career employees of the department of education, who many of them worked under president obama now meeting their now new secretary of education, betsy devos. it's not secret here. her confirmation hearings did not go as well as they would have liked and that's being kind. she was confirmed by that vote of 51 joining in. so clearly, there was an odd dynamic in this room. she tried to kind of get things off on a little hor friendly start. along those lines, she wanted to tell a joke. she made this one referencing that moment when she said some schools might need guns because of bears. listen to this. >> let's turn now to recent headlines. there's no need to pull any punches, for me personally, the confirmation process and the drama it engendered and a bit has been a bit of a bear. >> reporter: so couple laughs. quickly moved

tom fitzgerald live tonight on capitol hill with more on this one, hey, fitz. >> reporter: hey, goodor evening.te we're at the customs and boardersat t enforcement agency tonight. sean, jim, we were here, just two weeks ago, as this administration was trying to get it arms around the roll-out from the president's immigration order, that led to a lot of confusion, a lot of description, then the firstn th days of the trump administration one of the earlyst oranti end tramment, trg to implement their policy p aimed specifically at sevenseve muslim majority countries.. now, as you know, administration order was overturned in thee ninth circuit court of appeals, as president trump promised they're back, new order, out tonight, clarifying a lot of the things that the federal court judges said thates they wanted out of this order. and the administrationon thinking tonight that they words to the letter of the law. it was left up to white house press secretary, sean spicer,ce, the man who has been in the the bull's eye for many of these episodes, in answering the questions about this imgration

tom to fitzgerald joins us live fromlif the white house with the very latest.est fitz what's going on.tz >> reporter: yeah, the whaepor question herteer: yeah, is whate speech and what is not. nt. this all launched out of thehe president's post this morningthg at uc berkeley after thoseer the protests and the irony here, folks, is that this whitet faced a lot of criticism over ci on the pastti couple of weeks ie regards to its own dealings onwe free speech calling news organizations fake news,fake ne, calling the media in generalneal the opposition party.rty. but look at this. ths look at what happened in thatp i california last night.ght. now, the heart of all of this ts was that the breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos was going togo speak at the university manyhe a people who don't likedon' breitbart don't like the conservative bent that that web site takes, theye didn'tdid just protest, they set fires,fi, they broke windows.indows. in some cases, there werewere people that went down there toeo hear this editor speak and those people were pepperpe sprayed in t

kayla fitzgerald, editor of the cure orion, thanks for speaking to us on bbc news.. we can speak to doug karlsson from the california department of water resources “— california department of water resources —— the cure ryan. why has this problem come about? is it that the dam hasn't been properly maintained? -- the orion. we don't believe that is the case at all, several things are conspiring against us this winter. we've had more than twice the amount of average rainfall. that has affected 0 roville average rainfall. that has affected oroville very fast. we've been draining the lake from behind the dam and the dam by the way is the tallest da m dam and the dam by the way is the tallest dam in the united states. its 700 feet tall. it is 901 feet above sea level at its very top where the emergency spillway is being used. since tuesday night we have been aware of and dealing with a broken main spillway which is capable when it's working properly to run about 150,000 cubic feet per second down at. but because of a gaping hole 300 feet long, 180 feet wide, perhaps 35 f

ahey don't g the monday curve being sanctuary city or sanctuary county.unty >> let's talk to tom fitzgerald live in montgomery county tonight with the latest what's going on there. tom? >> reporter: guys, all right, this involves, you know, we all know while these mayors m and cities around the country have been racing to declare themselves as sanctuary cities now, how this park here in montgomery county was that aa joint sent out by both the councils i counsel, now, what it did, was clear opposition to what the trumprump administration has been doing, especially, in regard to but it stopped short of declaring this county a sanctuary city. now, we talked to the president of the counts countyot council today. him this.ed given the language, very stern language in this letter about a the trump administration policy, was he concerned at all that it is going to be interpreted like that by this white house, and these rhett i cannily with the federalal funding if the white house decides that montgomery county is somehow sanctuary.. >> are you concerned about that? >> i am not concerned about that