tell 'em to give reeves the abort code. get him out of there now!chen knows that you're alive and you could be a target, reeves. you need to lay low. qasim, these conversations you've been listening to, they're about a terrorist we've been tracking for months. your work could be the key to stopping him. you know you're doing great, right? thank you. the doctors managed to stop the bleeding, but qasim was without oxygen for too long. last recording qasim was supposed to translate. why are you giving this to me? i don't know your reason, but i know you're willing to do anything to get chen.

richard reeve got to the scene. what can you tell us? did this happen inside the mall or outside? richard: this happened just outside the mall. set the stage first. look behind me. many of the exits are clogged with vehicles. they have evacuated many of the people out of the mall. we don't know how extensive it is. pan to the left. this is where we think the activity happened at 3:137 this afternoon. came out first as an assault call and later on when the police arrived or first responders arrived they determined it was a situation involving a stabbing or a cutting. one person is in custody. one one person injured. that is what we know at this point.

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in haymarket, richard reeve, abc7 news.maureen: the national zoo is having a friendly competition in which everyone comes out a winner. it's about cute animals. surprise! and it started with a national zoo tweeting a picture of a gray seal pup. since then the virginia aquarium, zoo atlanta and the bronx zoo all joined in the competition. id judge of who is cuter but i nominate doug hi cute is. alison: he's cute. doug: i'm also on loan from the baltimore zoo. we thank them for the curators to let me come down and do this. alison: very nace -- nice of them. maureen: you're cute. doug: thank you. all right. thank you. let's get started here with the weekend forecast. we will start that off with a look at the numbers and compare it to average for this time in january. 45 and 40 the actual high and low. 44 and 29 are the average high or low. nowhere near the record. if i had to pick one to beat, i'd pick that one but not anytime soon. temperatures are where they should be at the end of january at 6:00. up every -- upper 30's to

richard reeve, abc 7 news. michelle: breaking news right now, police investigating two suspicious deaths in greenbelt. a man and woman were found dead on springhill drive. the identities and cause of death have not been revealed at this time. we will bring you new information as soon as we get it. steve: good news through the temperatures are actually beginning to move up. around hagerstown earlier this evening, a little bit of freezing rain leading to some slick spots. temperatures are 37 hagerstown, 39 leesburg. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, the rain changing over to just all rain. washington county, frederick county, freezing rain at this time, but with the temperatures above freezing, the precipitation on the ground is no problem. freezing rain warning for frederick county in the panhandle of west virginia until 1 a.m. nothing for the immediate metro. the bus stop forecast, the temperatures tomorrow will be in the 40's. more about that, plus looking ahead to the weekend, the warm-up, and inauguration da

. >> for the past eight years, one of those somebody has been fiona reeves. >> i lead one, it said one, alert, do theest baby photo ever inside. as direct ore of presidential correspondence, she runs the team that looks at every single letter, e-mail, and facebook message sent to the white house. about 10 million a year. >> all those people who self-identify as little old me, this is their entry point. >> in his first week, president obama asked for something other presidents have not. to read some of the letters every night. >> the ask was for ten that were representative, and he was really clear about the -- the point that it shouldn't be ten fan letters. >> reporter: reeves reads 200 to 400 finalists a day before selecting ten r the briefing book. >> not an easy thing to do when the content of the letters is searing and personal. >> yeah, it can be -- it can be emotionally draining. people are often reaching out to the president as a last resort. >> reporter: the letters aren't fact checked. in this tradition, feelings matter more. >> it's powerful because of what it conveys about

richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. governor larry hogan issued a statement saying he is heartbroken. he said our thoughts and prayers are with these children. the four victims who were seriously injured and their loved ones. he thanked the first responders for their brave actions. stay with abc 7 for the latest on this tragedy. steve: after record warmth today, we have a big change on the way. a will arrive overnight with cold front brings showers mainly to the north of d.c., hagerstown, charles town, west virginia. that is where the showers are right now, not lasting terribly long. the skies begin to clear a bit. tomorrow morning, 50 degrees. tomorrow will have daytime highs early in the day as the temperature slide into the 40's midday and through the afternoon. tomorrow night, we are talking wintry mix arriving late tomorrow night into saturday with a light snow, freezing rain and sleet. we will pinpoint the timing, plus look ahead to next week through inauguration day. and another warm-up on the way. more on that c

richard reeve, abc 7 news. jonathan: happening now in prince george's county, the police are looking for a teenager who shot a fellow student near suitland high school. lockdown for a time. the student who were shot in the leg is expected to be ok for stop and as republicans on capitol hill continue to do work to do away with the affordable care act, a resolution setting the stage to repeal obamacare passing the house today. even if they are successful rolling back health care plan, what comes next? obamacare is on the chopping block. >> the american people have spoken. they do not want obama's high cost, health care system. jonathan: house republicans voted for a full repeal of the affordable care act come over democratic objections. >> they will cut off thousands and millions from affordable, quality health care and will have a devastating impact on our economy. jonathan: senate republicans pushed forward a similar blueprint. millions of americans have come to rely on obamacare. he told house speaker paul rya

richard reeve, abc 7 news. secretary of state nominee rex tillerson broke with donald trump several times during today's confirmation hearing. saysormer exxon mobil ceo he supports the transpacific partnership and says the u.s. should play a role in combating climate change. he differed with the president-elect, and it did not stop there. >> i don't think anyone advocates for more nuclear weapons on the plan. >> donald trump said it would not be a bad thing. do you agree wit >> i do not agree. michelle: tillerson called russia a danger, but refused to call vladimir putin a war criminal. jonathan: a second day of hearings for attorney general nominee jeff sessions, facing opposition about past accusations of racism. a fellow senator tonight got on the stand to testify against him. >> i could not in good conscious be someone who does not take a risk and stand up and speak out against jeff sessions't nomination. jonathan: senator booker believes that sessions will not protect civil rights. he says that his record

reporting live from northwest washington, richard reeve, abc7 news. maureen: stay with abc7 on air and online for continuing inaugural coverage all week. jonathan? >> new video in the newsroom. marchers are out in -- tonight protesting president-elect trump. it started at the square metro station. they are still on the streets as we speak. maureen: georgia congressman john lewis spoke out for the first time after a feud with donald donald trump. last week the civil rights icon said he would not attend the inauguration because he doesn't believe trump is as he put at it legitimate president. that unleashed criticism from trump. today lewis did not mention trump specifically but encouraged bravery in the face of adversity. >> i said to you as role models, never give up. never give in. stand up, speak up. when you see something not right, not fair, not just. you have a moral obligation to do something, say something and not be quiet. maureen: lewis is a civil rights icon who walked alongside martin luther king jr. in 1965 to lead a voting rights march in

richard reeve, abc 7 news.ichelle: ongoing elevator problems, it was not long ago the monument when a top to bottom makeover after the 2012 earthquake. the price tag for that work, $15 million. the scaffolding came down about two and half years ago. at 11:00, misplaced fireplace ashes are being blamed for a fire that destroyed a silver spring home. more than 75 firefighters were called to put out the flames. the only person inside escaped unharmed. the damage is estimated at more than $300,000. jonathan: a former secret service officer is expected to plead guilty of 16 while on duty at the white house. robert morris has been charged with sending explicit messages to a person he thought was a 14-year-old girl. they were actually going to undercover delaware state police officers. he messages to underaged girls. he faces separate charges on that and producing child pornography. fromlle: just hours away the start of confirmation hearings for the first of president-elect donald trump's cabinet nominees, the attorne

richard reeve, abc7 news. doug: storm watch as many parts in the area north and west of the city are under a freezing rain advisory later tonight. start with a time lapse from hagerstown, maryland. this morning, hagerstown and other communities north and west got a band of snow that went through. they were under winter weather advisory from the brief snow. you can see it lighten up. that moved out. now they are under a freezing rain advisory later tonight because of the freezing rain and cold temperatures. so these, the jurisdictions in the local area in pink north and west of metro, washington, metro baltimore and richmond, they are all freezing rain from 6:00 to 1:00 a.m. something will happen. the band of rain will move in. areas that are freezing are colder and get icy quickly. the tempe if temperatures will be fine. this area of rain moving in. describe and drab of rain closer for the moment. the ice accumulation, not much. but there is on the model north and west. we are in the mid-30's in most areas. th

and story pieces of a unicorn, bigger than the naomi reeves -- each picture tell the story of hunter's stealing in the woods to catch a unicorn. strange birds drilling in the woods. sketches of hunter's capturing and killing the unicorn, the room filled up with sound like a church choir singing hallelujah at easter. we are located in fort hunter, a large estate, it had been a large estate but now a park. it has existed since the revolutionary war located on a block above the susquehanna. it was used for strategic purposes, the united states won it's freedom, this place became owned by a family named callister. they were entrepreneurs. as a child i knew fort hunter was here but i did not know until -- i was out of high school 15 years, my 50th high school reunion, there was -- there were enslaved people at fort hunter. this is located north of my home in harrisburg. i was fascinated and fortunate to come across this, and all of that. archaeologists have been here. and i don't remember the artifacts but they were attached to the time of enslavement. i gave you a different relationship, w

that's right, keanu reeves -- [ applause ] keanu reeves is going to do stand-up comedy.aughter ] but here's the deal. the jokes aren't going to be written by us, they're going to be written by children. [ light laughter ] so, here's where i need your help. if you have a kid between five and 10 years old, i want you to have them write some jokes. they can be anything. a knock-knock joke, a joke they made up, a joke they heard at school, whatever. when they're done, email the jokes to kidstandup@tonightshow.com. we're going to choose our favorites and then judd, keanu, i on the show. [ cheers and applause ] that's next week? yeah, next week. it's been a great week so far. there's more ahead. tomorrow night, our pal, she is just the best, drew barrymore will be here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she has a new netflix show -- >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: "santa clarita diet." drew and i are going to attempt to break a few guinness world records together. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, real deal ones, yeah. it's going to be fun. plus we have tom brokaw on t

for now, reporting live from ellicott city, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: rich, thank you very much. 7 is on storm watch this afternoon. we are not the only ones feeling the system as it blew through. these were deadly storms that blew through the area down south. five people were killed, four in the state of alabama alone. >> go, babe, go, go, go. go up in a condo or something. we just have to get off the [bleep] road. jonathan: that is dash cam video as people are trying to get off the road because of a tornado reported in an area. the state had six inches of rain in that's alabama. causing massive flooding and damage to the buildings in the area. >> this is a prime example of why not be out. we have a vehicle submerged in water at this time. >> i thought it was hailing. then the window to my room blew in. then it was more than hail. jonathan: they are trying to figure out if it's a tornado or straight line winds. either way, it's damaging. more rain is moving through carolinas today. here, heavy rain that slowed the morning commute seems to hav

richard reeve has more. in the day ahead-- church gunman expected to be formally sentenced to death for gunning down 9 black parishioners in charleston, south carolina. the jury took just 3 hours to deliberate before recommending that the white supremacist be sentenced to die. roof, who represented himself during the penalty phase, told the judge he wanted to file a motion for new lawyers. but that motion will likely coming up-- a chair-lift accident costs a young mother her life. now there are new details about what sent an entire family falling to the ground. thats coming up... plus... "we don't drive like we're in mexico, lady!" "that corvette that keeps coming by your house, that's me." a racist rant on facebook live-- lands one woman in jail. what police say she did... that crossed the line into criminal behavior. - rain for this evening's pm rush - back to cold this weekend - wintry weather likely saturday (mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain, & rain) - first look at inauguration weather (mid 50s & dry)

searching for survivors, janice dean is tracking with the storm is heading next but we begin with sheila reeves, good morning to you, right now a quick band of rain is pushing through the tampa bay area and right now it comes after a sunday storm already dumped tons of water on parts of our viewing area. right now where one home actually experienced the roof being lifted right off of the home, the aluminum panel slammed into the neighboring house, here is a look at some of the video captured sunday. this is just a few miles away from tampa. the house is missing part of the roof, the owner tells us he stepped outside when strong winds slammed into the house. he described a scene he never had seen before. listen to this. >> august came through and whistles through the windows and it's like, oh, no, not again. i think we are in good shape. i think the worst of the storm is over which is a good thing. >> now, pasco county emergency management officials say they received scattered reports of issues like minor roadway flooding. they also experienced tree limbs down, some even crashing into homes. tho

richard reeve is live on capitol hill and getting reaction to this to >> you are right. many work in the buildings behind me. hundreds of thousands of people. this is a cam page pledge by trump and it went into effect. if you talk about the iring freezes. and the wage freezes. >> it will impact those employees in the d.m.v. and 1.9 million nationwide. >> it cost taxpayers more in the long run. moore, i.t. director disagrees. >> however this shakes out, you know, we will ha this will always have an impact. >> the us who press secretary sean spicer said, "we have to go along and respect the american taxpayers" to see the money wasted on jobs duplicative as he called it. he said it was insulting to the hard work americans do to pay taxes. it looks like this is happening. richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. a moment in time or the beginning of a movement? >> the streets cleared out so many of the organizers for the women's march have headed back home. what is next? we'll ask that question coming up. >> two great organizations, "7 on your side" and call for action

in langley park, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: breaking news out of northeast washington where police are investigating a shooting near the minnesota avenue metro station. sam ford is there for us now. what can you tell us so far? >> larry, you have got the police on the scene here at minnesota avenue metro station over there. you have police across the street. you see the yellow tape. >> according to the d.c. police, two juveniles were shot here. at a juvenile shot. at 4:20, they have another call. i have the a.n.c. commission earl here from this neighborhood. you know what is going on in your neighborhood. what happened here? >> so as i understand, we had two young people shot this afternoon. it is really a tragedy that we have officers that are out here staffing the police station every day after school lets out. for something like this to happen, we have officers here -- >> what do you understand happened? >> i understand what happened the young men were shot. the two individuals were shot. i am not 100% sure if they ha

we will check in with richard reeve in a moment. alison: but first, jonathan elias leads coverage from the studios overlooking the capitol. jonathan: we have great seats. you can see the capitol over the right shoulder. on the left of me is the parade route down constitution avenue. we will be here friday for the we have -- parade and the inauguration. one, parking is nonexist tant. two, security. there are thousands of law enforcement members here. national guard, 7,500 will be here. dozens of roads are set to close at 3:00 in the morning. something else is the security. start with that. richard reeve joining us from the armory with that part of the coverage. rich? richard: the national guard units have been arriving all afternoon long. they cannot carry side arms. they don't have arrest power. but they will be a key part of the security this week. s. >> grabbing the gear. the first time ever leaving the s

for that let's go to richard reeve. rich? richard: some folks want to be here for the inaugural festivities. other people are going around town. you could see the heavy duty rigs like this. this is part of the protection effort for security this week. >> the rain isn't stopping the inaugural rampup. >> it is a scary reality. i except think we should stop living the way we do. >> crews continue to put up the barricades and the bleachers. >> we were here the day the boston marathon happened. the security in washington is second to none. >> concrete bayers are in place. but this service using the counter meds like the dump trucks and prevent the nice like attack. >> he and his family were in paris in the brussels airport attack that left 34 people dead. >> being in another country. the awareness is a concern. >> but some are leaving. not because of the security concern but politics. >> the election dragged up the worst in some people. >> i'm not worried about anything. i'm excited to get to come and do the inauguration parade fo

reporting live, richard reeve abc7 news. alison: we will watch and see what happens. thank you. this was a protest that had the city looking up all day. the banner hung from a crane in northwest washington that made the word "resist" appear right above the white house. 16 hours with the activists from greenpeace finally coming down off the crane. but not until 10:00 last night. all seven were promptly arrested. they are all in court right now. the d.c. bureau chief sam ford is in the courtroom and we will check in with him when it's complete. protesters are lining the streets in philadelphia as the republicans gather there for a retreat to talk about the strategy in the coming year with a new republican administration. of course they were protesting, the protesters were protesting the new president trump who rode in air force one today for the first time. even inviting the media in the president's office for a photo shoot. in the gaggle we learned one way the president believes he could make messco pay for a border wall -- make mexico pay for a border wall. chief political corre

top right, every reeves. -- emery reeves. he was very important in churchill's prewar newspaper sales. he took his columns worldwide. it was more important for churchill's morale and his political reach than just financial terms. notas good to have him, but a game changer. and actually, he played very much second role to camrose in the negotiation of the sales of the war memoirs. very much second. they were a pair, but he was second. rather contrary to the account he gave to martin gilbert in the official biography. i'm afraid there is no doubt about it. he oversold his role to martin gilbert, big time. but he did get into the foreign rights and he made a huge amount of money out of the memoirs. particularly the foreign rights. he had a lovely house in the south of france on the back of it. he built up a collection of impressionist paintings and he gave the money to churchill. which is a present in -- and finally, bottom right, anthony montague brown, when first appointed churchill's secretary, howard mcmillan who was defendi

ch reeve reporting.eanwhile, a local charity is reaching out to the hundreds of thousands of people in town for the inauguration or the women's march. martha's table is collecting left over smarttrip cards from out of towners and the charity says the cards will be distributed to the peak who come in for the no-cost -- to the people who come in for the no-cost clothing and the food program, many of whom rely on public transportation. they have received a handful of cards so far. next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- popular beer recalled. 36 states on the list. our area included. the information on the bottle that you need to check before you literally crack one open tonight. alison: plus, the latest survivors pulled from the rubble in italy after the massive avalanche. a bright spot as the recovery efforts continue coming up. here is jummy olabanji with a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." jummy: t washington," the pressure, the impact, the fallout. trump kicks off the first

richard reeve is there to explain the change. richard: they are painted over. it's cover up by a new mural, new year it says. the votes so far, 1,500 voigts since they started the online petition today. the food and the atmosphere is the main draw at ben's chili bowl open since 1958. but the mural attracted many with the image of former president obama, bill cosby, d.j. simpson. cosby was the most famous vito to eat in 2009. cosby image is controversy initial the wake of the allegation he sexual assaulted dozens of women. someone painted a picture of kim jong un over cosby and the owner says it has nothing to do with the cosby investigation or obama leaving office but it instead needs a new look. overnight they repainted wall. >> it has been five years. a lot of change in the country. time to change the mural. put new faces up there. >> among the ideas submitted, martin luther king, prince, many, many other icons. coming up at 5:00, we will tell you the top two choices right now and what they want to paint here on the new mural. reporting live, richard reeve, a

in southwest washington, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: prosecutors offered a plea deal for a man who allegedly shot up the comet ping pong pizza parlor when edgar welch was in court for the hearing. there is no word what is in the deal. they say he drove to the restaurant to investigate a fake news story about child sex trafficking. he is accused of firing shots in the restaurant. alison: but now know the name of a woman murdered. her family identified her 26-year-old takeisha hughes-coats. her family contacted the police after seeing a sketch of her on the news. the police have not made arrests on the january 15 shooting. larry: a man is recovering after being shot near nationals park this morning. he was shot several times and help. the suspect is still on the loose. a job fair held at the stadium is canceled in the initial investigation that is rescheduled for next tuesday. alison: back to the drawing board for the supporters of raising the minimum wage in montgomery county. county executive ike leggett vetoed the bill that woul

alison: tom roussey and richard reeve are also monitoring conditions. we begin with doug hill in the forecastment doug: we have flurries right now but closer to sunset the steadier snow will arrive. in advance of that, winter weather until 5:00 in jurisdictions north and west of the district. we could get a couple of inches of snow. we will talk about the snow possibilities and maybe impacts in the morning in a couple of minutes. but right now, steve rudin is in stormtrak7. checkk the conditions. any fl steve: not yet. we are in route 7 in sterling. moving to ashburn. a little blue in the sky at this hour. the temperatures are cold enough for snow. roadways are treated so no problems there. so when the light snow does arrive in the next few hours and in the overnight hourses the main roadways seem to be well treated at this point. we will make the final destination in ashburn over the next 15, 20 minutes or so. we will pull out the computers and take a look at what is going on in about 15 minutes. but right now looking at route 7, we are headed to ashbu

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. jury selection began today in the murder trial of a former pharmacy executive charged in a deadly national meningitis outbreak in 2012. bar i have the cofounder and new england compounding center in massachusetts. federal prosecutors say the center used expired given greedients and failed to follow order. standard health orders. that led to hundreds of people contracting fun gal mennitis, juding 6 -- fungal meningitis including four who died. jonathan: there is video of him slamming a student went viral. picked her up and threw her down. the officer was breaking up a fight when he slammed that 15-year-old girl. jasmine darwin, that is her name, said she wasn't fighting. her sister was foughting and she was trying to pull her away. >> i'm trying to get her. people are pulling me off. i'm like get off of me. i am trying to help my sister. the officer slammed me on the grou >> the chief says that the officer was wearing a body camera but they are not releasing the video yet. michelle: we

that said, richard reeve is in northwest washington right now. rich, a few shots for inauguration set-up. they are getting headaches right now. richard: yeah. headaches and huge numbers. we are talking several hundred thousand, perhaps a million people who last few days this week. look here. the signs like this all over the place. back in the background you can see we have the roads partially shut down. when we pan here, you can see some of the barricades, the concrete barrier security. outside a pizza place here at third and massachusetts. wise guy pizza there are embracing for the good and the bad of all of this. they are expecting 1,500 customers each day on friday, and saturday. that is twice their normal lunch and dinner. besides the fact they have the business situation, they have employees trying to get to work because of all the road closures. they also have food deliveries. they have to have the food delivered in the areas around this neighborhood by wednesday. they don't have thousands of workers downtown because many offices are closed

richard reeve is here to explain. rich? richard: michelle, these are day of uncertainty for the federal workers. we are in l'enfant plaza where thousands of the worker goes to work every day. virtually every agency we are told could be affected by the hiring freeze active duty military and public safety positions. but from there, well, it gets fuzzy. we know under the executive order there won't be layoffs, no job offers will be rescinded. if you have been officially hired but are waiting for security clearance your job is safe. but there are other areas that are part of the freeze. civilian positions at the pentagon. veteran affairs, n.i.h. the memorandum also says agency head can petition the office of personnel management for new petitions. critics say the freeze will slow down processing and social security and the veteran claims. federal workers say they are caught in the middle. >> it stops us from hiring good people as well as anybody else. it's hard to get new talent when there is a freeze around people look elsewhe

also provide one-on-one reeves of insurance coverage. >>> 5:05. 37 degrees outside. take nj transit or amtrak, there were significant delays. clear falling power lines from the tracks. power to signal system was also affected. training running again this morning, but slower because of signal problems. >> the trains will be slower. so once i get on, might take two hours when it normally takes an hour. >> tracks also flooded at hoboken material. that did not affect travel times. >>> philadelphia cleanup will continue this morning after yesterday's nor'easter downed trees and branches. the one you see here. wind toppled the branch on the roof of a car along o sage avenue and west philadelphiand >>> breaking news from overseas. britain's supreme court ruled britain cannot leave the parliament without referendum. lawmakers cannot overturn the result, but can now decide how best to make the move. prime minster says she wants to make it happen by spring. she is expected in washington on friday to meet with president trump. >>> new this morning, two philadelphia police offic

richard reeve has the hoagie man under the heat lamp. mixed opinions today from the lun richard: casey patton, the owner of the store and ten others in the d.c. area getting a lot of heat on twitter after a meeting, just a meeting to talk about small business issues with president trump. take a look at the photo that has inspired so much comment. patton among other small business owners meeting with the president. he owns 11 of these restaurants. he calls himself apolitical. he wanted to talk about the idea of increasing employment of young workers between 16 and 24. he expressed concerns about the 300 employees half of whom are immigrants or children of. i -- children of immigrants. but people went at it. they said they were done with the restaurant. boycotting it. calling the people at the restaurant trump collaborators. another said, "you're with trump, i'm out." some say they are unhappy that he made the visit, others despite the politics. >> it makes you think. makes you think just the dislike for someone or if you don't agree with

richard reeve is following this. have the police made an arrest yet? richard: the police are still briefing reporters. we are told one of the people involved this has died and another person is in critical condition. this is called a stabbing incident. this unfolded at 3:17 this afternoon. we have video to show you. this came out as assault call outside the hollinger store. we don't know what led to this. whether it's an altercation or attack on a specific person. police telling us they believe one person is still at large. authorities saying this is a fluid situation. they are trying to figure out a motive. we'll bring the latest to you tonight at 11:00. maure the president elect named anti-vaccine kennedy. kennedy claimed that the vaccines cause autism despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. in 2012 trump questionedded the safety and the ben hit the of vaccines. jonathan: president obama leaving marine one a short time ago and is boarding air force one for a final trip as commander in chief. in three hours he will deliver a farewell speech in

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richard reeve, abc7 news. alison: all right. thank you. doug: i have a theory about ollie, the bobcat. i have been talk something much, so maybe they should be out looking on 270 north for a hitchhiking bobcat. because, you know, punxsutawney phil, maybe, maybe not. alison: we look for him in the crowd tomorrow. doug: we'll get started on the last day of january. time lapse from the earth and the space lab in frederick. 49 degrees. this morning there it was 27. so a big change today. a warm front this morning. cold front coming through as we s across the area. what is interesting is we still have the high wind gusts off the west. in the past 45 minutes they have had a gust of 28 miles per hour in leesburg. 33 miles per hour in hagerstown. in metro, not far away they are 5, 6, 10 miles per hour. for this everything a fairly quiet stretch. we have partly cloudy skies for a while and we will drop in the 40's. as we head through tomorrow we will pick up a little sunshine. i think this cloud band will get us and it will wind up being a mostly c

richard reeve joining us from the armory with that part of the coverage. rich? richard: the national guard units have been arriving all afternoon long. they cannot carry side arms. they don't have arrest power. but they will be a key part of the security this week. s. >> grabbing the gear. the first time ever leaving the s a unique mission. >> extra eyes and ears. the law enforcement is in total control. if they need assistance we will assist as necessary. >> 6200 guard personnel deploying hour by hour at the d.c. armory, adding the 1,300 d.c. national guard troops here. >> our mission is truly to provide a presence to ensure a safe and a secure transition of the executive power. >> each card soldier is sworn in. deputized with a special police officer officer. they have the right to detain someone but they don't have arrest power and they don't carry side arms. >> if something happens depending on the situation, notify the local police officers. >> the tasks are many. crowd control, traffic management and backup to other agencies if there is an emergency. >> pe

live in bowie, richard reeve, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. checking the top stories for you this afternoon. despite mounting legal challenges, opposition from world leaders and a third day of protests. the white house continues to defend president trump's immigration crackdown. the executive order was signed on friday. it puts a four-month ban on all refugees entering the united states. it also includes three month entry ban from seven majority muslim we will get an update on the forecast in a few minutes. jonathan: and the national zoo is looking for help to find this bobcat. ollie escaped from her enclosure this morning. if you see her, don't try to catch her. call 911 or the zoo and they will come try to grab her. ollie has at least one twitter handle. she's busy. alison: of course. in norfolk, officials at the virginia zoo there think that sunny is not on the zoo property at all. she was last seen on her enclosure on monday. they are using dogs to try to track her scent and geo thermal cameras to find sign of her. jonathan: maybe they use

reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. q: all right. thank you very much. we have some travel issues to tell you about now. another computer glitch snarls travel nationwide. 110 delta flights were canceled today and 170 last night. delta c.e.o. says there could be more consolations coming soon so check your flight if you are heading out to the airport. the airline says you can change your flight for free until february 3. alison: well, it looks like alexa is starbucks' newest barista. amazon's voice command platform synced up with starbucks to take your online order. don't worry, the coffee giant is wo the iphone app to allow you to tell your phone what you want if you don't even have one of the echoes. that feature could roll out to everyone later this year. q: that is something else. alison: that is all we need. to be even more caffeinated. q: exactly! alison: well, let's get a check on traffic watch. trenice bishop is here in the traffic center with a look at the commute. hi, there. trenice: i could use an extra cup of joe this afternoon if you're sittin

jonathan: richard reeve is in mobiletrak7. what do you see? richard: it's light on 66. getting on th northbound. interestingly enough, eastbound 66 in the city. very, very packed full. as you can see here coming to the beltway. not too bad. but now we are going to a dead stop. be ready for this. a lot of the folks left early for the commute. you can see now that we are having issues on the beltway. back to you. jonathan: thank you. things can change when we talk about the snow in the forecast. be the first to snow if your child school changes the schedule because of the weather. you can go to the website wjla.com/text. sign up for alerts. they will be sent there to the phone. >> as but bus driver and an on board and all three were slightly injured and the people in the car. the cats of the investigation is under investigation. jonathan: a story unfolding in prince george's county. four people have been arrested after the f.b.i. raided the county's board of the licensing, better known as "liquor board." maryland bureau chief brad bell is following this all day. these are

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. >> reporter: as does rudy reeve who would not be here if not for immigration. >> my parents were refugees because of world war ii. >> reporter: he says america is the country of immigrants, and that will never change. >> anything else is just lying about it. >> reporter: he is thankful america took him in and many here want to do whatever they can to support others. >> i feel like it's a real america. >> this is the real place for america. >> reporter: now for many protesters here, it's just the beginning. they say you can expect many more demonstration in the days to come. from the supreme court, don henry, wusa 9. >> this issue is dominating the discussion, whether it's over the dinner table or on social media, and we will spend time on immigration tonight and explore both sides. the protests sprung up quickly at dulles and other major international airports, and today they spread to other cities like louisville where hundreds immigrants and refugees at the ali center. we want to bring you a different view on this discussion from mark mccorean, the executive director from the center of

his staff has reeve justly said he would not be attending donald trump's inauguration because of his poor health. >>> speaking of inauguration more than 1 million people are expected to attend this friday , meantime a quarter house democrats have vowed to boycott the event. in a recent interview mr. trump down played the boycott the by saying that is okay because we need seats so badly i hope they give me their tickets. protest stem from mr. trump's weekend twitter remarks with georgia congressman john lewis and civil rights icon. >>> developing in the nation's capitol this is scene outside trump hotel where a man reportedly set himself on fire man suffered third degree burns and 10 percent of his body. he is expect to survive. earlier demonstrators were holding anti trump rally outside of the the hotel. it is unknown if the incident was connected to those protests. >>> today at 10:00 a.m. former president-elect trump's cab this nominees will sit down for senate confirmation hearings. they include south carolina governor nikki haley who is trump's pick for u.n. ambassador, oklahoma a

. >> doing it by offering a free round to people who reeve their cars around overnight. the manager says part of his morning on sat take leaving envelopes on the car windshields and inside of those envelopes are a note thanking the driver for not trying drunk. >> we do not know why you left your car here but it is because you had too much fun we want to thank you for choosing not to drive. please accept this as our thank you for making good choices. >> the workers came up with the idea several years ago a incentive to curb drunk driving. manager says drivers think they are this trouble when they see envelopes but they get very excited when they realize they are being rewarded. >> sound like a good eye tea. >> yes. >>> and zoo keepers in norfolk virginia are searching for a missing red panda. >> little fellow was seen last on monday. red pandas are much smaller and commonplace panda. this panda named sunny wasn't around when happened letters showed up yesterday morning. they are warning neighbors to notify them if they see him but not to approach him. >> the panda is prob

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judge jeanine: how does donald trump connect or reeve late to the intelligence community going forward. >> the intelligence community acted horribly. they are either fools or they have acted maliciously. i read that entire dossier. identify the individuals and looked sat pnr, passenger name records that they have access to. donald trump had to call his lawyer and ask for his passport. the intel community could have done that in 30 minutes, but they didn't bother to do that. i don't blame president trump for being angry at the intel community. his anger is muted. judge jeanine: a tribute to a hero. when a cold calls... achoo! ...answer it. with zicam cold remedy. it shortens colds, so you get better, faster. colds are gonna call. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in great tasting crystals. judge jeanine: one president says good-bye, another one says hello. here is tonight's edition of "street justice." are you sad about one or happy about the other? >> i'm happy donald trump is the president atlantic. i think he will go down in history as one of the greatest presi