keanu reeves. i want to show a clip.a look at this. >> he's offered $7 million for your life. $7 million is a lot of money, mr. wick. so i guess you have a choice. you want a war or do you want to just give me a gun? >> somebody, please get this man a gun! >> let's go. >> jimmy: let's go! keanu reeves, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "john wick: chapter 2" february 10th. judd apatow joins us after the break. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [john] hey, here's an idea. what if instead of waiting weeks for your tax refund? you can get an advance on that refund. [zombie] an advance on my tax refund, i could really use that. [john] what would you do with that money? [zombie] i'd love to take a tropical holiday. [john] i'd be careful, with your skin tone. [zombie] no i get it cause i'm a zombie. yeah that's funny. [off camera] all my undead, we are back. [john] i will see you out there. [zombie] see ya. [john] and don't take it personally. [vo] you can get a refund advance of up to $1250 no interest at bl

this is a picture of bass reeves. bass was tough.dn't worry about sparing himself in catching outlaws and he caught many an outlaw that was brought to justice at judge parker riz infamous court. now, when we talk about the native americans, even though i have purchased material on the indian wars, i thought it was very important to buy books on native american culture. this book, called "hecker narratives" you can see -- "ledger narratives" you can see the various parts of the native peoples. this is ledger art. this is basically them sketching on pieces of paper they would find. they were describing -- because they did not have a written language, they were actually describing battle scenes. there were these set symbols for what actually was going on. even before the reservation period, if native americans were defined of other note book or something they could write on they would do ledger art. and for moisture of native-american history we had this art either in their winter counts or in these notebooks and for the battle of littl

this is a picture of vast reeves. he was tough. he didn't worry about sparing himself, and catching outlaws. he caught many an outlaw that was brought to justice at judge parker's infamous court. now when we talk about native americans, even though i have purchased material on the indian wars per se, i thought it was important to buy books on native american culture, especially material culture. this book on what's called narratives, you can see the various parts of the native peoples. this is ledger art, this is basically them sketching in notebooks or pieces of paper they would find. they were describing the cause they did not have a written language. they were describing battle scenes. there would be sets and four of what was actually going wrong. even before the reservation., if native americans were deprived of a notebook or something they could write on, they would do ledger art. and for much of the native american history, we had this part either in their accounts or in these notebooks and so for example for the battle of li

richard reeve is there live with the latest. rich?ichard: still a very active investigation right now. we do know as dale a panning over three adult males were shot. they all have non-life threatening injuries. you can see the gray compact car. that is the focus of the investigation. they are trying to figure out what happened. they do believe this may, may have happened from another vehicle. now with us is officer tyler hunter with the prince george's county police department. tell us what you know at this point. >> sure. we responded eastbound route 50 near columbia park road for the report of a shooting around 3:00. when we got here, we discovered three adult males suffering from what we believe to be gunshot wounds. they were all taken to the hospital with what at this point we believe to be non-life threatening injuries. detectives are working to try to establish what took place. richard: any idea if it was a dispute or they got into something with another vehicle driving along? >> that is what our detectives are looking for. rou

reeves is accused of fatally shooting chad oulson. they argued about olsen's texting in the movie theater then olson threw a cell phone at reeves. the hearing could last two weeks. >>> the tsa is trying to explain how a checkpoint went unstaffed. 11 passengers walked through an unsupervised metal detector at new york's kennedy airport yesterday. three set off the detector's alarm. the tsa did not report the breach to police for two hours. the agency says employees involved will be disciplined and retrained. >>> a new study finds teen suicide attempts fell as same-sex marriage became legal and researchers found a 7% decline in 32 states legalized same-sex marriage. that figure was 14% among gay, lesbian and bisexual high school students and it focused on data before the supreme court's historic ruling legalizing same-sex marriages. >>> heartbreaking news from former teen idol david cassidy battling dementia. the 66-year-old singer/actor done i remember 23ed it to "people" magazine. he became a star says his family has a history of the

climate change and effects of el nino, and of course, great barrier reeve is the world's largest living system and it would be a terrible loss, to lose all of that. you see the sea turtle. >>> lets check our forecast here but speaking of warming we have got temperatures in the mid 70's today, sue. >> that is right and we will end up with a february that is the warmest we have ever had, the february of 2017, and we're watching though, some snow, way up to the north and we are not going to get any snow but we will get colder temperatures, by the end of the weekend. right now there is no precipitation to show you but i want to show you timing of tomorrow's thunderstorms. it is weekend. we all have plans. we will start off with friday it looks great, lots of sunshine mid 70's. cloudy skies on saturday. still getting in the 70's before the cold trent comes through in the afternoon, and 4:00 o'clock for our western suburbs, and about five or 6:00 o'clock for philadelphia, and then seven or 8:00 as you move toward new york city and new jersey shore. it will get loud and then need your winter c

>> i would say keanu reeves. if you are looking at box office numbers, the winner would be lego batman. the 50 shades darker and john 2.k over $55 million. than movies opened to more $30 million on the same weekend. after the success of the first lego movie it looks like this franchise could be a building block for time warner's future. genie: i see what you did there. i have seen lego batman. it's actually not bad. thank you for that look at the business news. time for the press review. taking a look at the papers today. lots of focus on today's top story of north korea's test of that mid range ballistic missile. what kind of reaction has there been? >> most papers are reacting with concern. this is the first real global test for donald trump as president. the u.s. leader is still struggling to define a coherent foreign policy, particularly in asia. he has vowed to put america first and has been very critical of japan and south korea. with north korea's missile test the independent says the time has come for tru

richard reeve has been talking to metro and event organizers. you have advice for folks that wanted to use the rails this weekend? richard: take your time. be ready. you will be dealing with 45-minute delays. metro says these are safety critical repairs. take a look, smithsonian station, one of the six that is being closed this weekend. by saturday there will be none of this at six downtown stations. >> some confusing chaos. richard: instead a super bowl weekend blitz. lot of money. mike: -- richard: fastlers fixed and ceiling tiles repaired. >> it's difficult to run a system with the maintenance problems as this one does. richard: of all this with caps game on sunday, protests at the white house on saturday and auto show all weekend. >> i guess we have to take a bus. richard: jason and his family from louisville. >> it was nice to get on the metro. now we have to make other accommodations. richard: metro says it lot have free shuttles from to eastern market, enough to handle the out -- from foggy bottom to eastern market, enough to handle the i

argue with reeves but says reeves stood up too. >> he was steps above us, the other guy.towering over us. how is that a threat? >> reporter: in these police recordings reeves tells a different story. >> scared the hell out of me. i thought the guy was fixing to beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> reporter: oulson's wife will testify she was struck by a bullet in her hand during the shooting. a decision whether this will move forward is expected to come sometime next week. george. >> such a tragedy they came to this. thanks very much. >>> all right, everybody. now to that big news about that $435 million powerball jackpot. one lucky winner matched all six numbers and the winning ticket was sold at a gas station in lafayette, indiana, which is the seventh largest jackpot in powerball history and if the winner chooses a lump sum payment what do you think they get? 250 million is not bad at all and the odds of winning are 1 in 292 million. >> if some student quickly changes their major to finance maybe that will be a clue. >> it could be them. >> or drops out of school. there's

curtis reeves says he feared for his safety when he shot chad olsen during a confrontation in 2014. it started when reeves asked olsen to turn off his cell phone. >>> eleven unidentified passengers walked through a security lane without being screened at jfk airport early this morning. all because the tsa lefts the area open and unattended. this is according to a new york daily news report. law enforcement source tells the newspaper that a metal detector went off three times as travelers walked through that screening lane. tsa says it's reviewing the incident but says it's confident the incident represented no safety threat. >>> coming up next, people in texas are cleaning up on this presidents day after a series prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> new at 6:00, we have the back story to this photo. firefighters plucked a dog from a burning building. this happened last month. th

richard: in arlington, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: police right now are trying to determine if drowsy driving led to this. a crash that left a man seriously hurt. two cars collided. one fell from suitland parkway to suitland road. the driver of the car fell off the roadway, suffered life-threatening injuries. michelle: fast reflexes helped avert a disaster in houston. watch the video here. a child on the counter top. there it is. a little closer. suddenly he tumbles off the counter. but he is caught mid-air. this happened at an indoor sky diving facility. the man who caught the child was an instructor. >> off the corner of my eye i saw a kid start to fall off a can you wanter. it happened quick. then i'm hoping the kid in my arms and the dad andry looking at each other. michelle: they're probably breathing really hard! how did he celebrate? he showed flexing and posing in front of the security camera. jonathan: show the muscles. funny. growing trend in recent years online calling the raccoons trash pandas. they are cute and

in mclean, richard reeve, abc7 news. horace: that is a no-win situation there. thanks. jonathan: take a look at this. fire seriously damaging five buildingsings in a car at a georgetown apartment complex. someone put fireplace ashes where they should not have. an attached garage destroyed. nearby homes had the siding melted to the tune of $40,000 in damage. fortunately in this no one was hurt. in prince george's county, the fire started at noon in glenn dale offspringfield and severn road. they are working on another brush fire this one is in laurel. michigan in minutes, air force to washington. his arrival comes as he marks the first month in office. that time has been busy marked with white house meetings, executive orders, protest, court battle over his immigration order and resignation of a top adviser. today the top adviser spot was filled as the president named h.r. mcmaster as the new national security adviser. general mcmaster is currently the director of the army capability integration center. while the president was making that announcement, thousands rallied

richard reeve has the latest from the scene. what can you tell us, rich? richard: still an active scene. this is the focus of the investigation. the car shot a dozen times. three men inside all transported. the detectives are walking by now looking for more information. they are trying to find out what happened here. a theory is another vehicle drove by and shot up the car and drove on. we want to remention that route 50 eastbound in this area is shut down and will be shut down until 7:00 to 8:00 tonight. reporting live in cheverly, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: a scary situation. thank you. adding to the traffic misery a dump truck overturned early this afternoon on the ramp from eastbound i-695 to the southbound i-295. that truck was finally turned upright a half hour ago. the ramp as you can imagine still shut down. you want to avoid this area in southeast d.c. michelle: president trump's pick to fill the vacancy on the supreme court will have hearings next month. jonathan: trump says he will revise his travel ban. the court halted his travel ban

for example, this is a biography of -- bass reeves who was a very famous marshal in the indian territory urdz the famous judge parker at fort smith, arkansas, and that is certainly noted as an outstanding lawman of his time. this where my thumb is a picture of bass. bass was tough. pass didn't worry about sparing himself in catching and catching outlaws and he caught many outlaw that was brought justice at judge's inpa nows court. now when we talk about in the native americans even though i have purchased trl on inked yarr war i thought it was very important to buy books on native american culture. especially material culture. this book i wrote called ledger narratives you can see -- the various art and them sketching in pieces of notebook they would find describing because they didn't have a written language therm actually describing battle scenes. i mean there would be set, symbols, for what, what actually was going on. everyone bever the reservation period, if native americans were the fine -- of a notebook or something they could write on they would do ledger and for much of native a

this is a picture of bass reeves. not worry about sparing himself in catching outlaws. because many an outlaw those brought to justice at judge parker's infamous court. when we talk about native americans, even though i purchased-- i hadn't materials on the indian war per se, i thought it was in order to buy books on native american culture, especially material culture. , you can see the various part of the native peoples. this is ledger art. this is basically been sketching and notebooks or on pieces of paper they would find. they were describing because they did not have a written language. they were describing battle scene. there would be set symbols for what was actually going on. even before the reservation period, if a native americans were to find a notebook or something in which they could write on, they would do ledger art. for much of native american history, we have this art either accounts or these notebooks. for the battle of little bighorn, we have a few ledger books is that describes the battle and what happened after the bad. these are two of my favorite

richard reeve has the story in ashburn. richard: a walkout involving multiple schools including here at rockridge high school ataburn. >> i personally felt, i have been very, you know, fearful about the future about muslims in general.

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: thank you. meanwhile this sardis restaurant in beltsville is one of dozen of local restaurants that closed today for the day without immigrants protest. but it wasn't just restaurants taking part in the protest. cheryl conner live in frederick with reaction. cheryl? cheryl: well, what we have found is sardis in frederick is also shut down. there have been people showing up here at the parking lot. they are disappointed. they were hoping for their chicken for dinner. this right here, the door unlocked has been unusual throughout the day outside the beltsville. we watched as people hungry for lunch showed up and realized they were closed. >> it's okay. i can do without it. cheryl: all day and spotted the sign on the door saying they will reopen on friday. >> i forgot. one day without immigrants. cheryl: it's dark inside. chairs are on the table. but the kitchen is still hot at a mexican restaurant run completely by immigrants. >> we have guatemala, salvador, mexican. cheryl: the manager says they

reeve placeds the mr. reere in 1869 -- here in 1869. dog this is what is called a cradle stone. we will often see a little remembered stone. this tradition comes from the desert cultures. they put rocks on top of the grave. that has evolved into a token of remembrance. sometimes we will find a coin left of the grave. man represents the fairy who takes is across the river styx to the underworld. we are at the grave of jefferson davis and his family. he was a graduate of west point, a mississippi cotton planter, a member of the house of representatives, u.s. senator, and the only president of the confederacy. howas married to the arena howl.ena difficultyhad supporting the family. when she was 18, she was engaged to jefferson davis. he was 18 years her senior. they had six children. four sons and two daughters. the two daughters are winnie, the youngest, the first daughter of the confederacy, and margaret, whose monument is the angel with the open face of the bible. died in newvis buried there.s he was reburied at hollywood. of junichiaturday or, the sons of the veterans celebrate

is it down to keanu reeves or has he just landed on the perfect vehicle? >> a little of both.t in this film and he's an aging action hero in real life and in this film, he's an aging assassin, and it works. he is really good, but he probably would not have been cast in this film if he was making the kinds of money he was making in the 90's and early 2000. -- it's an actor ready for this role, it's really working well. interesting case study because some of his films have made a lot of money. the matrix sequels, but they were critically panned. he's sort of made money from good and bad films, but these two films, they are both acclaimed, so it takes you back to the 90's when he was making good movies and was making a lot of money as well. iran a correlation on his box office success in the critical reviews of his films. it's tough for most actors but with these films, he's hitting on all cylinders and the critics love them and they are making good money. they are not going to be the top of the box office, but they don't have to be. is this the new franchise? whether it is hunge

keanu reeves is fantastic.anast.nionre from the matrix and common isn s amazing. i gave it a 4.5 out of five. five. it's the action film that action fans deserve. it is awesome. really is. is >> i can't wait to hear you heau talk about "50 shades darker,"k" kev. >> yeah, and here's the thing.eg and the way i've been trying to describe this to myselfo m it's ridiculous, it's over the top, it's stupid but it's somehow highlypid entertaining and i didn't read the books sobo i sat in the theater with a lot of fans who wereeat watching who had read the books and itnd really is like going a beatlesns concert s like they were likee freaking out in regards to re what was happening on theon he screen.reen. it's total fan service and to sit here and like, you know, critically speaking yes, thes there's some acting issues.g i thought the chemistryhemistry between the two was no where whr near as bad as you guys wereys e saying the other day on good go dadaisms i think they'reisms i actually pretty good together pt buty jamie do

it is directed by key an an an you reeves stunt double.is annex hit man gangsters kill his dog and he goes on a revenge rampage. in the first movie, there are 84 killed. in this one there are 141 killed. it is over the top, ridiculous action. keanu reeves is 52 but beauty of the axis you actually see everything happening because it is a stunt man directing it everything is choreographed. brutally i am hers i have. lawrence fishborn is back in it from the matrix film. cool reunion there. common is awesome. i gave it four and a half out of 56789 alex accounts before we go, text me we have to talk about get out, movie is awesome. >> jordan peel's new movie. >> text me. >> yes, i saw him yesterday. >> yes. >> mike already sent you a text. >> did you text me. >> hold on. >> i can i got a text there mike and alex. >> don't say it on the air. >> partially. >> but yes. >> i will in the read it. >> no. >> i'm going to screen that and make it high profile picture. that is a great shot. >> thank you. >> get out, i really want to see. >> get the out.

prosecutors say reeves provoked the conversation.s say he felt threatened by oulson. >>> and a new study finds that teen suicide attempts fell as same-sex marriage became legal. researchers found a 7% reduction in suicide attempts among high school students in 32 states. but suicide attempts by gay teens dropped 14%. the study focused on data before the supreme court's landmark decision legalizing marriage among same-sex couples. >>> and former teen idol david cassidy has made a personal revelation. he's suffering from dementia. the 66-year-old confirmed the diagnosis to "people" magazine. the singer who rose to fame on "the partridge family" tv show says his family has a history of the disease. cassidy whose hits include "i think i love you," has struggled in recent years with drinking and financial troubles. >> really sad especially for the fans reflecting back on the nostalgia that cassidy brought to them. >> it's such a tough disease. >> absolutely. >>> you saw some protests against the president earlier. there were also anti-tru

as richard reeve reports the whole trip should take 16 hours. richard: it was the moment everyone here had waited for. >> right now i'm peopling nothing but elation. known as bao bao >> it's not every day you get to see this. rustles it began with a simple meal of bamboo and a last rest period for bao bao in the enclosure. >> we have an attachment to bao bao. >> in the crate she went. 205-pound panda and the trainer have worked together to get comfy in the travel environment. >> we get used to it gradually. >> the crate is now in a special enclosure to ensure to the interior. >> we bring panda catering on board. bamboo, panda cake, water, apples. >> finally on my buddy here. i couldn't resist. fedex says it is paying for the flight. it won't say how much it costs. right now you can check out flight tracker. you can see where she is. or check on our website wjla.com. live from dulles international airport, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you. i love they named it the panda express. larry: the pandas on the truck and the plane.

richard reeve was there when the media said goodbye. >> bye-bye, bao bao. richard: bao bao unfazed by the attention. >> they are cute. adorable. you can't go wrong. i love pandas. richard: the media and the panda fans are here for the perfect shot. one last look. >> like sending your kids to college. next tuesday. >> we are all attached to her and love her. the only girl we have ever had. richard: a long-standing agreement with china. >> any cubs that are born here go to china by the time they are four years old. it's time for her to move on and find her own mate and have her own babies. >> look at all the media people. the zoo tells us two and a half million people come here every year to visit the zoo. 2 million come to see the pandas. >> we are excited but sad to see her leave. >> seeing bao bao for the first and the last time. >> she will create more pandas. i'm happy for that. >> this week is a long goodbye. >> she is right behind you. >> it's bitter-sweet. it's time. she is ready. >> at the national zoo, richard reeve, abc7 jonathan: right now at 6:00

in mclean, richard reeve, abc7 news. horace: we have new information in the search for a man accused of killing another man at a party over the weekend in arlington. jeff goldberg joins us live in arlington after speaking with the close friend of the victims today. jeff? jeff: he talked a lot about michael gray's warm personality, his warm smile, so often attracted other people to him. the shooting happened early yesterday morning down 29th street north in arlington. arlington police are still actively searching for the man they believe pulled trigger. just hours after michael gray was shot and killed -- >> it hurt. it hurts so bad. jeff: maddie heard the awful news. >> it's hard to know somebody is not there anymore. it's more of a shock. years old and from manassas was at a house warming party on 29th street north in arlington. shortly after 3:00 a.m. sunday morning a fight started outside the house. the reason for the dispute is still unknown. but arlington police say 37 -year-old jason johnson of d.c. fired multiple

live in frederick, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: what a story. now we move to new developments involving white house adviser kellyanne conway. the office of government ethic is recommending the white house investigate and if necessary discipline conway for promoting ivanka trump's product line on tv. the director has given the white house until the 28th to respond to this. the republican chairman of the house oversight committee called conway's remarks on fox news over the line and unacceptable. larry: less than a month in office and president trump's national security adviser is off the job. michael flynn resigning over questions over the conversations with a top russian diplomat. now mitch mcconnell says it is highly likely flynn will be investigated. kenneth moton has the latest. kenneth: the white house on security adviser michael flynn. >> the evolving eroding trust in this and series of questionable incidents is what led the president to ask for general flynn's resignation. kenneth: flynn forced to leave about the conversations with the rus

for now reporting life, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: rich, thank you. the jewish community coming under threa threats against j.c.c. and jewish schools that covers 16 states and canada. including maryland and virginia. there have been at least 100 threats across 33 states against j.c.c.'s and jewish schools. michelle: jewish centers aren't the only building under attack. in denver surveillance video captured a man throwing the rock in a window of the mosque. that is a closer look. the man tries to enters the building but he is unsuccessful so he resorts to vandalism. police are still trying to figure out motive for the attack. jonathan: president donald trump will address congress for the first time since taking office. it is not counted as a "state of the union" address but it will have the optics of it for sure. scott thuman gom a preview from the -- got a preview from the president himself. scott: a little insight in the president's speech tonight. group of the country, myself included, had a dinner with the president last night to get a better idea

richard reeve has details. richard: this is upsetting for everyone here at henderson middle school in falls church. 36 years old. jose estrada is accused of inappropriately touching two of his own students. now the two girls are 11 years old, police tell us. this came to light when one girl went to school authorities back on january 17. police tell us this happened inside the school. now estrada was removed immediately from the building. child protective services and police were called. estrada is a sixth grade math teacher. he has been here since july he turned himself in to police early today. the police are not saying if there are repeated incidents of this. how long this had been going on for. he is now charged with felony aggravated sexual battery and he is being held without bond at the arlington county jail. he faces a court hearing on tuesday. reporting live from falls church, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: thanks. in fairfax, this man, 19-year-old chase pleko accused of having inappropriate contact w

richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: this last week in the president first 100 days could end with the attorney general pick confirmation. the senate debating jeff sessions' nomination for much of the day but without the voice of one of the most outspoken members. amy aubert is at the "live desk" with the reaction after senator elizabeth warren was amy: much of the talk today on senator elizabeth warren after she was ordered to sit down tuesday night. >> the senator will take her seat. amy: senator elizabeth warren formally silenced tuesday night after reading allowed a two-decade old letter from coretta scott king. >> i'm surprised that her letters are not suitable for debate in the united states senate. amy: majority leader mitch mcconnell argued that warren impugned the motive and the conduct of the nominee. >> she had appeared to violate the rule. she was warned. she was given an explanation. nevertheless, she persisted. >> you stated that a sitting senator is disgrace to department of justice. amy: warren dea

. >>> the premier of john wick chapter 2, keanu reeves talks >>> oh, they look great for another journey. don't you think? orlando bloom joining the cast of the lord of the rings for what you call a mini reunion. >> 15 years after the original movie. >> 15 years? >> isn't that crazy? >> i can't believe it's been that long. selena goe me selena gomez and the weeknd still together. >> selena and the weeknd are readd for the grammy awards. while their lust fest continue necessitily, fan estate side are hoping we will see these two attend grammys together. >> selena isn't nominated. the week whoend has two grammys is dominated as featured artist with fiance and along side the show and we did star with. next, paris jackson gets a tv gig. michael jackson's daughter will appear on an upcoming episode of fox ae "star." "e.t." confirmed paris shot her scenes yesterday in atlanta. she plays rachel wells a young social media guru. also shooting in atlanta, the cast of pitch perfect 3. >> i am very excited to begin. >> anna kendrick and elizabeth banks ahad a scene together yesterday and yes, that i

live in olney, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: meanwhile, there has been no immediate ruling made on the dakota access pipeline. a federal judge in the district says he will decide in a week whether to temporarily stop construction on the final section of the pipeline. two indian tribes say laying the pipe under the lake violates their religion rights. it has prompted months of protests and hundreds of arrests. larry: a reminder that the parking lot at roosevelt island will close tomorrow for repaving. the national park service says the work should last through the spring. part of the mount vernon trail will be closed during that time. the island itself will be open. alison: there is scrutiny over the zika testing at the d.c. forensics accreditation agency and the city council asked questions about errors surrounding testing for that deadly virus. the lab admitted the results for at least nine pregnant women were wrong. >> when it was realized we were overdiluting, that had been applied in all the tests it's a no-brainer,

richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: developing tonight, police are asking for your help identifying a man suspected of sex abuse. this is surveillance video. the suspect runs across the street, turns and runs down the block waving his hands. this happened in the 1800 block of connecticut avenue in northwest sunday night. alison: the search is on for a trio of thieves who attempted to steal an a.t.m. from a gas station. they believe they may be behind another theft hours before. maryland bureau chief brad bell with what stopped them from getting away with the cash. brad: in the new carrollton surveillance video, they arrived in a big white van. one of the thieves walks in with a big chain. wraps it around the money machine and then has the van give it a tug. it doesn't work. the a.t.m. tips over but doesn't come free. this i thieves came in. they came to this a.t.m. and wrapped the chain around it and tried to pull it out the door. the crooks seemed to have planned for everything, except for the massive bolt ho

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you.ll coach julie wright in the second year of a rebuilding project. it has been a struck solfa but last saturday her team pulled off an upset win for the ages. robert burton has more with the coach of the week. >> have a day! robert: boy did they have a day on saturday. a winless softball team accomplishing the unthinkable. >> the game can be cruel and it can be beautiful. robert: for head coach julie wright, saturday was the mona lisa of games upsetting the number one team in country, the florida gators. before beating them they haven't won a single game all season. >> you see the what does it do for you as a coach? >> it's why you do what you do. right? to watch them have joy. about love it the way you love it. it's special. robert: it doesn't mean all is well. >> everybody thinks we'll fail. we have to lay it all out there. >> underdog mentality. >> but a win shows there is not just bright light on the diamond but at the end of a long tunnel. >> we didn't do anything spectacular. we p

i was talking to common he was in a movie john wick two coming out this year and fights keneu reeves when you're actor and musician you can compare and contrast working with producer in music and director in movies. he compares director intensity. >> i love kanye has intensity you get that he really cares. they both really care a lot. butfy was to he give late chad i would not make him producer like kanye because chad can be even more quiet. kanye will be like saying everything like but chad will let you know what he needs. and that's where they meet with intensity. but it is similarity to producers and directors especially when they both are good and chad is definitely he's a master of this world. >> common will be playing with keanue reeves. it's about 15 years since first lord of rings film. i'm geeking out when dominick monahan posted this photo yesterday of cast for union between cast of lord of rings and some of the fellowship right there. that. but as a fan great show. cool to see them back together again. >> where was that picture do you know. >> i don't know where it was tak

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richard reeve is at dulles airport. what a moment today. bitter-sweet around here.richard: this is an extraordinary day. they have been planning this for days and years. she started with a special meal this morning. they have been training her for this time for some time to put her favorite foods in there. she was off. you can see her from skytrak7 on the toll road. at the airport, the smartphones came out. when the crate in a protective enclosure was rolled out. her trainers say she is relaxed panic. she isn't drugged for the flight on the massive 777. a 16-hour journey. 8,600 miles. what a sight it was to see the plane taking off. >> i will miss her very much. a lot of folks in the u.s. and outside the u.s. have a strong connection to bao bao which is amazing. we know she will be a benefit to the conservation of the amazing species. richard: we have been talking about arrival time. they are due to china at 5:55 tomorrow morning. coming up at 5:00, we will show you how you can track that flight all the way to china. from dulles international airport, richard reeve,

richard reeve has the story in ashburn. richard: a walkout involving multiple schools including here at rockridge high school ataburn. >> i personally felt, i have been very, you know, fearful about the future about muslims in general. and her mother is from turkey. as a muslim she is concerned about the trump travel ban. >> making sure that we aren't discriminated further. we are not excluded further from coming to america, trying to escape war that they didn't necessarily wage. richard: this is a diverse area. students of race and religion organized the walk-out negotiated with school officials. >> ewant to allow civil engagement but stress there are consequences. >> my family is christian and also republican. richard: carly brooks who also came to the rally says this has been an interesting time for her and her family. >> half my family is conservative. half is liberal. i think they support me in what i believe in and i support what they believe in even if it's not what i believe in. richard: so about 150 students here.

live in ashburn, richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: all right, thank you. another milestone moment today connecting the united states and cuba. american airlines opened the first office in cuba. for the first time cubans can simply purchase a ticket directly with the airline. that allows them to bypass the expensive and the cumbersome charter system that dominated travel there for 20 years. jonathan: if you got the money to buy one, then ferraris are beautiful cars. we know that. the auto maker is doing very well, thank you very much. sales last year scored close to 40%. so the company says it plans to keep growing and shipping more cars next year. i was corrected by a good italian friend of mine. it's noter" if but nothing is going very fast on the roads. ferrari would be idling. trenice: i would take the keys today. it's beautiful outside but not on the 66 corridor, jonathan. we have delays in an earlier incident with a stalled car that is clear. we are jammed up most of the way through fairfax county. we can take a live look. activity off to the shoulder

live in silver spring, richard reeve, abc7 news. president trump: we also have a lot of other options including filing a brand new order. >> is that your plan? president trump: that could very well be but i like to surprise you. alison: that was president trump friday. so far today, no new executive order on the refugee ban that has been held up, of course, in the courts. but today, our abc7 chief political correspondent scott thuman pressed the president on immigration, terrorism and trade during a joint news conference with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. scott: as you move forward on issues from trade to terrorism, how do you see the relationship playing out? are there any specific areas with which during your conversations today you each decided to perhaps alter or amend you stances already on those sensitive issues, like terrorism and president trump: we just began discussions. we are going to have a great relationship with canada. maybe as good or better hopefully than ever before. we have some wonderful ideas on i

live in northwest washington, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you.protest at the university of maryland. students are marching on behalf of the classmates who are affected by the extreme vetting order. still ahead for us at today at 5:00, the message they are trying to send to the school's president. apple now has condemned the president's executive order on immigrants and travel but the tech giant is considering legal action as well. c.e.o. tim cook says that the order is affected hundreds of apple employees. he tells the "wall street journal" he reached out and asked if it could be repealed. amazon and expedia joined the courtroom battle to challenge the travel ban. michelle: we are learning tonight prosecutors say the widow of a man who shot up an orlando nightclub was more involved than what has been admitted. prosecutors say noor salman went with omar mateen on scouting trips to pulse and knew his plan to kill. 49 people died in the attack. 53 others were hurt. she is charged with helping plan the attack. her lawyers say she was a battered spous

richard reeve found some people taking advantage of the western. our steve rudin is monitoring the forecast from the water front down there in georgetown. but let's start with rich in college park, maryland. hi, rich. richard: hi, alison. check this out. you won't see this in any normal february. look at this. this is the mall here on campus. you have dozens of dozens of students just kind of hanging out in an area they call the mall. this is just amazing. there is an entomology professor here at u.m.d. who says he is expecting things like stink bugs and other critters to come out because it's so warm. i have to tell you, nobody here is complaining. take a look here at the other mall. the national mall in d.c. you can see people dressed up in summer clothing. runners loving this. we saw blossoms blooming. no wonder with 75-degree temperatures. i have to tell you, how often do you see people taking a nap outdoors in february. it in. an adam's morgan eatery packed full for outdoor seating at the lunch hour. then there are those trying out the ice rin

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. michelle: abc7 is on traffic watch, trenice bishop with a look at the evening commute. trenice? trenice: hi, michelle. this evening we have got w keeping both of the hands on the wheel. we also have delays picking up in some of the favorite spots. maybe not your favorites but pretty regular anyway. on the beltway, inner loop now we have volume due to an earlier crash that has been moved. i was on the inner loop between virginia 7 and leesburg pike and gallows road. we have volume through tysons as well. top side of the beltway, inner loop delays, heavy through bethesda. typical between old georgetown road and georgia avenue. very slow. travel lanes open there. we have report of an accident on georgia avenue that was southbound between dennis and forest glen. some folks in the northbound direction are closest to you but southbound to the right of the screen looks decent to make it to the beltway. outside of that, no trouble reported at this hour. we take another look at traffic in a fe

richard reeve is at one school with a musician's mission. rich?ike is playing before the young children here at the head start program in his way of giving back. singing and playing at the educare washington, a program for youngsters six weeks to 5 years old. many come from low-income families making $9,000 or less. the get-together is a mile or two from where 17-year-old stover was shot and killed. he started his non-profit foundation for youth in 2009 where he has mentored programs for at-risk youth. he donates a portion of the profits from the concert to the children in need. this guy works with the musicians like imagine dragons and 12 pilots. he believes it's crucial to provide a positive influence for the very young. >> if you just give them something to remember, if you just give them something to be inspired by. save hey, i remember mr. mike came in and he played music for us and he talked about it. maybe i could do that some day. the district again to meet with more children. coming up at 5:00, we will hear from how the efforts like this

let's get straight to richard reeve who is on the scene. rich? richard: yeah, john, firefighters say it was a male body found. we'll push it in and show you the scene there. right by the excursion boat. this was at about 1:50 or so they began searching for this person. we have some video to show you. apparently a woman on the shore here at the foot of prince street saw that man go in. now, authorities still investigating, trying to figure out why that man went into the water. but you can just imagine on a day like this the temperatures in the potomac river very, very cold. they have recovered the body a short time ago. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: wow! snow in connecticut, a strong storm is battering the northeast. michelle: white-out conditions from philadelphia to new england. alison: an slamming in the massachusetts coast before snow was falling sideways when that arrived there. jonathan: the city that never sleeps got blanketed. michelle: stormwatch7 team coverage with chief meteorologist doug hill following the storm a