forward tog "i look working with the new administration, members of congress, to bring the benefits of the digital age to all americans." that was in a statement released yesterday. hello. caller: how are you? host: i am well, thank you. how about you? caller: i'm good. i don't know which mine i called in non-, but i think we should stop bringing so many people in that were not born americans, then maybe people that were born americans can have jobs. host: sweetwater, tennessee. caller: good morning. that lady just said that they need to stop the people coming over here that weren't born here. they are taking american jobs. they work for nothing. the american people are already working for nothing. making $7.25are an hour and cannot afford insurance. they do not have medical insurance. that is not right. they need to make sure they raise the minimum wage to a certain amount so people could make a living in this country. was 16 yearse i old and i'm not able to work now, but if i could i would be making $7.25 or eight dollars an hour. people should be able to make more money than that. i

and so they want the hear togs -- hearings to to be as quick and short and bunched up as they can be even though back in 2009, republicans asked democrats not the have any hearings before the office of government ethics had signed off on a given nominee, and senate republicans did exactly that for betsy devos. and senator alex sander stymiedy asking questions of both ms. devos, and mr. price, and some members of the public were kept out of the hearings and one report is that there are only seven seats or the pub flick the hearings of mr. brewwith. frand top to bottom, it is clear, republicans were trying to orchestrate a cover-up of the president elect's swamp cabinet. sant democrats and the american people won't stand for it. so the inauguration is tomorrow, and here is what we are prepared to do. senators on both sides of the aisle have expressed support for security nominees. we will look at voting on congressman mattis and also on congressman pompeo, and some others could be considered quickly, but from there, we intend to have a full and rigorous debate on the president-elect's

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there will be off and on rain, and it will pick up this evening, so you want to try tog think the evening commute will be brutal. temperatures have come up due to the breeze and the cloud cover, so no snow issues here, but there will be plenty up in the northern mountains and also in the series -- sierra. you see some of this rain moving through. it will continue to enhance through the day. you can see that low right there, starting to funnel in a lot of moisture, and it's developing. here is your rain over the next five days. it's going to add up to some pretty impressive totals. certainly by sunday. santa cruz, it's the russian river -- santa rosa, it's the russian river, you can probably double that. by the time we get to monday, we'll be on the back seemed of this, and look likes we'll get a break, and we'll -- looks like we'll get a break, and we'll need it. >> our 0 director ken and i want to know should we buy the third garbage can to fill up the water? >> absolutely. why not. >> because he said he doesn't have a lot of watering needs in his yard, so maybe you cancel it, ken. maybe

continue togs talk about the accident in burlington. >> 130 and high street. i know there's a dunkin donuts on that corner. has it shutdown part of 130. >>> you might be stuck in that dunkin donuts if you're heading in that direction. there's a crash now closing it on the northbound side. word that it's closed on the southbound side as well. right around high street. dealing with a closure in both directionsme s directions. washington avenue might be a good alternative. take broad street and pop back on just past this point. detouring around the scene. both directions closed. live pictures of exactly what it looks like for you in a couple of minutes. here's route 202 right around route 29. no major problems or delays. seven minute trip. end here with drive time. everything still in the green. you can see at the bottom here. eastbound from the blue route to vine. 12 minutes. speeds into the 60s. again, next time i come back sky force live. by, back to you. >> jessica, thank you. honoring martin luther king. up next, take a look at some more of the events happen

i'm leaning towards, in my neighborhood we're not going tog have a two-hour delay the way it's lookinginter weather advisory. it kicked in wea at 10:00 tonigt and it will run through 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and it's been extended back down to the south and west it includes parts of d.c., parts of p montgomery county. school kids tomorrow i think mah be some of you have some delays, primarily districts to thee south, southern metro areas,s, southern suburbs. north and west it's probablys going to just be a normal schooo day for you therm way it's lookg right now. i think most of the snow is out of here by sunrise and most of the kids get going and so we're talking about a few lingering flurries. after school temperatures willsi be 35 to 40. it won't feel that warm becausem the winds are going to be blowing pretty strong out of of the northwest 10 to 20. current radar shows a little lingering snow up towards baltimore, places like philly and places like that. tha the main event is coming towards the west d closer to i816789 it looks like it's going to be basically an overnight deal wh

know large groups of people are going to converge, it's usually teens on school break that are going togut. when you know they're going to converge, beef up security and increase police presence. >> that's what they're talking about doing. you know, not only some of these unorthodox solutions like having your mom go with you, can you imagine being 15, 16 years old and having your mom show up with you? >> to the mall? >> that's what i had to do. i got carded at the mall. >> yeah, but your mom is very beautiful and young looking and everyone knows that. so, steve moore, are kids killing malls? i mean, is this a dying industry? >> you know, who would have thought that the jets and the sharks were meeting in the malls now? that's potentially looks like what happened this week. i'm very much in favor of tighten security at these malls as was mentioned earlier, these are private enterprises, they're in business to make money to get shoppers in. if people feel they're not going to be safe at the malls, then they're not going to go. it's really that simple. no, i don't think this is the death of

when she had her private server because it's obvious that all the secretsth that she had were open tog. russian hacking. i just want to say this, whenever you hear lindsey grahai and mccain start beating the war drums, it's time to turn your tv down, and to see clapper as the star witness for a russian hacking hearing is ridiculous. we all know in the public that he lied under oath. he perjured himself. why hasn't he been called on the carpet for that? i mean it really is kind of ridiculous that he is the star witness. >> host: jim ,-comma what you have to say about that. >> guest: that's a good question. one thing to bear in mind, the russian hacking in the dnc, they were already in the state department. they've even gotten into theet white house networks. the idea that the information was less secure probably isn't true. we underestimated the russians and didn't take enough actions against them. think of it as his farewell performance. the guys spent a lot of time on the job. he needs a reward. one reason he is still there,ona you're right, everyone had those same questions, but it's

what we have even more of these gold neck togs which would have been warned by a very important peoplemade it into halves so they would originally sort of click apart and go back together. week after week, month after month, more treasures have emerged. after three years' work, the final coin has now been removed. dismantling the horde has left many mysteries unsolved. how did it come to be here? was it buried as a tribute to the gods, or hidden enemies? and does a large number of objects indicate a hidden presence? there is so much study to do with the horde itself and what we can learn about events and times 2000 years ago, but in a much broader context, what else is beneath the ground? it is as if the horde found us, we didn't find the horde. maybe there is a reason for it in the future. robert hall, bbc news, jersey. i told you a few moments ago that theresa may is going to meet donald trump in washington this week, let's get more detail. what do we know? that's exactly what we know! with all the speculation in she's going to have an early meeting with donald trump after his inaugu

so before you leave we haveiaryias of tog. fog this morning. 50s for this week. by friday we'rer looking at rain in the forecast. so for inauguration day, we have rain coming. we're talking about the vidability is gone. the fog is fluctuating. dulles is good. two mile visibility. but we will be watching this throughout the morning. this morning if you're about to head out, we have a crash on the beltway. >>> now it's outer loop after new hampshire avenue. . seeing a little bit off a slow down after. . another new prop. jour rr should be ready to go then. >> and inbound central avenue before southern report of degree in the left lane. back in 10 with travel times. >>> new information about former president george h.w. bush's health. >> we were pormerred it was osized. in a statement released a few minutes ago the hospital saying president george h.w. bush was taken to the hospital after experiencing short nts of breath. the former president, 92 is resting comfortably. just a few minutes ago into the white death. >> erica, thank you. we are working to get you ready

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this weather system sr dough tog misus a loll and and it could bring a atder ask if sheila. >> yes, chuckmorning. and that's when we'll start to see some stoemed. shies will bow unseasonably warm this time of year. by lunch time we're seeing a very low impact day. so if you dining out, it's a perfect day to do so. like dinnerer tonight, more clouds rolling in mid-60s. >>> nice and dry, southbound wind deveeps. maybe a couple isolated showers, then leaving for most of the morning commit. we're around 60 degree but we start to drop into the weekend. chuck. >>> there's the whole 10-day forecast. then the cold northwest winds came temperatures back to at or slowly below average. it's our little chance of rain/snow shower appeared to be saving away. we might be up to 10 days. that always makes it easier on the commute. well, for as good as it should be. we have a robpable andt eedown towards kansas and fem and stretch your park. we have brutal delays to go south. turkey run has the left lane blocked. they blocked both travel lanes which is causing that bigging delay. you see the delays stretch

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he's educated at columbia, harvard, oxford, he sailed through his confirmation hear togs the appealshas come as a disappointment to some conservatives. they were urging trump to tap judge william pryor, he's a former state attorney general, a highly regarded judge who has been at the top of president trump's list from the beginning. but democrats filibustered pryor's lower court nomination. and senate republicans said they are worried about his confirmation fight with democrats. so gorsuch and a third contender, judge thomas hardman, are seen as less of a fight than pryor. hardiman is a lesser known quantity. president trump is replacing a conservative icon and if one of these nominees turns out to be more liberal than justice scalia, he will have turned the court to the left. and that's why many conservatives were urging him to appoint a known principled conservative like pryor. >>> president trump's executive action to approve two controversial pipelines could be headed to court. a native american tribe is threatening legal action to stop construction of the dakota access pipeline.

city attorney, we're go tog reconvene in closed session. >> public comment? >> yes i was going to say are there any members of the public that would like to testify on items 3 through 8 the litigation of. >> we will reconvene the government audit and oversight committee city attorney? >> the committee voted 3-0 vote to move items 3, 6, 4, 8 with a positive recommendation voted 3 to 0 vote to continue item five to the next meeting of the government audit and oversight committee and voted 2-1 vote with supervisor breed b in dissent to forward item seven to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> thank you a motion not to disclose. >> so moved. >> moved by supervisor breed. colleagues can we take that without objection? and that concludes our agenda. we are >> good afternoon mr. clerk are we ready to call i'll officially call the meeting to order wednesday, january 11, 2017, it is one 13 in the afternoon please rise and join me for the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and just

more steps tog and theyital outflow yuan intonvert yuan -- foreign currencies.rnible] bayern munich average of $180,000. , almost twice the global average, most have said their work-life balance has improved in switzerland. vonnie: time for our bloomberg quick take, where we have background on issues of interest. the u.s. and russia relations may not hit the cold war levels, but recently, they are getting older. once donald trump takes over the white house, the temperature could change again. president obama and the u.s. imposed new penalties and expelled 35 russian diplomats after leaving moscow percent for attacks during the presidential campaign. notimir putin said he would to the same because he was waiting for president-elect trump to take office. key westernned the security alliances russia has and hadosed -- opposed, questions about syria's civil war and the annexation of crimea from the ukraine. the cold war began in 1947, when harry truman asked congress to help stop the soviet union from projecting its power. soviet diplomats saw this as an imperial ag

[applause] >> i think you're delusional if you think danielle is going tog win over sarah. >> there seems some misunderstanding that somehow i see the lens through a different lens. >> there's only one way to settle this debate, and that's with a staring contest. go. ♪ ♪ >> booyah! i knew you couldn't handle it. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ eric: the clock is ticking down to donald trump's inauguration as our 45th president. mr. trump will take the reins of power on friday as questions continue to be raised about his possible relationship with russia. hello and welcome to a brand new hour of america's news headquarters, i'm eric shawn. arthel: and i'm arthel neville. vice president-elect mike pence is defending the administration's position toward russia, saying there were no contacts with moscow during the campaign. meanwhile, there is a growing war of words on capitol hill after one leading member of congress says mr. trump's

western allies, canadians, brits, french have defeated the nazis and making their way throughout germany tog liberate the country. the americans are first to arrive in a tiny village where my mother hannah, a teenager at the time, her parents, and her siblings live. the americans stay for a short while but then explain to the villagers that the country has been divided. the west, the west will be administered by the western allies, the east by the soviets. the american sergeant tells thet villagers falls in the east.rg the americans explain they can take one or two villagers withhe them in the west but no one in the village wants to break up their families. oma, my grandmother hearing stories that the soviets are raping german women as they make their way through the country, forces her oldest daughter, my mother, hannah, 17 years old to leave with the americans who are headed westward. several miles down the road hannah catapults herself over side of the truck and goes running back home to her family. the next day the soviets arrive. so germany is essentially divided into two halves. the we

city attorney, we're go tog reconvene in closed session. >> public comment? >> yes i was going to say are there any members of the public that would like to testify on items 3 through 8 the litigation of. >> we will reconvene the government audit and oversight committee city attorney? >> the committee voted 3-0 vote to move items 3, 6, 4, 8 with a positive recommendation voted 3 to 0 vote to continue item five to the next meeting of the government audit and oversight committee and voted 2-1 vote with supervisor breed b in dissent to forward item seven to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> thank you a motion not to disclose. >> so moved. >> moved by supervisor breed. colleagues can we take that without objection? and that concludes our agenda. we are w sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of s

. >> reporter: the staff has put down five other togs so is for this month because of the virus. today's news could mean a six. the outbreak began earlier this month when four infected puppies entered the shelter. >> this is public, volunteers, and it has involved deep cleaning. >> reporter: now 45 dogs, more than half the canine population of this shelter are in quarantine. 12 of those are considered at high risk for infection. >> and so how it has gone from these puppies in the kennel, to other dogs in other kennels, we are trying still to figure out. >> reporter: since the outbreak, the shelter has done special cleanings. every kennel, wall, floor, even the offices have been bleached. >> so right now all of our adoptable dogs have not tested positive, which is a good sign, but we'll continue to test. just really in the area of stray side that we're most concerned about. >> reporter: the shelter is awaiting test results on 14 dogs. until then, it's not adopting out any animals until it's convinced the outbreak is over. >> we do have a lot of animals that we don't know what the

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a surge of cold air that will be return tog unfortunately a lot of the same spots that got a look at the cold. up near the alps, we could be looking at an additional 40-60 centimeters on top of what they have already had. tuesday, incredibly high amounts in the pyrenees, as much as 100 centimeters of snow. the dreaded cold blast coming in. notice where the pink and purple colors are. that's where we are going to see the focus. prague, for example, the average high, 1 degree celsius. we won't get to that for the next seven days. we will be about 8-10 degrees below that average. on the other side of the atlantic, we are keeping a close eye on the ice storm. here is a look at some of the amounts of ice that have already accumulated. we are talking about almost 1.25 of a centimeters. around kansas, about a half centimeter. 1 in joplin, missouri. as high as those numbers are, we are actually expecting more ice accumulation on top of it. the purple areas right here could pick up an additional .5 to 1.5 p of ice. we are talking widespread power outages that could be affected with a lot of t

want tog i definitely bring up is disconcerting and that is what you said relating to an energy strategy cannot, as you said, "optimize economic growth. whil."- growth fossil fuel is having an impact on the natural resources in my stay. it is having an effect on shellfish and the ability to feed. it is having an effect on the two most devastating fire seasons my state has had in the history of our state, burning up in one indian reservation over $2 billion worth of timber. a report thatted i expect to be out this year that will tell you exactly how much this is costing the u.s. government. and i don't think the number will be in the billions. it will be higher than that. question is, as you look at this agency, one of the predicated my comments on is the level of science investment that needs to be made to continue to do this transition. the transition team sent around a document to the department of energy basically trying to identify doe responsibilities related to, they said, climate meetings, attending framework conventions on climate change, things of that nature. juxtaposed to the

elections in the netherlands, france, germany, we are seeing the same mechanism, the ability trending, togsush documents to journalists, a focused ability to change how the conversation in the press plays out. they dth very flexibly. they don't need to change the malware, the tools that the use. they just need to change the flavor of how they get their message out, and that is what is so powerful here, and also easy to deny. so if the narrative changes, was it just a sense of what needed to be reported on or was it actually operations? there are clear intentional operations with the forensics behind it that link this back to a russian government-sponsored effort. caroline: can you illuminate how you managed to track them back? withine are hallmarks the malware that this group has been developing since 2007 that give us these indications. for example the compile times, , the marks that show when malware was built, continue to go back to the time zone that moscow and major russian cities are in. over 90% of the samples we have tracked over time a line -- align to the working hours when this m

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jonathan karl, are you going tog be honest with us? isn't that another way of saying, are you going to lie to us? there is a certain insulting quality i believe to the question. >> this is something i said earlier, sean. we all make mistakes. one of the questioners in the room during that first press conference said what are youn going to submit your nominees to the supreme court? i joked, i said do we get more than one?mi i don't think they knew thee facts but i could've capitalized on their mistake. but i didn't. i think there is this two-way street that doesn't always get -- exist. >> sean: wouldn't that be a case with kellyanne? an alternative set of facts. >> and what she meant by this is what we reached out to one group of folks and there was another group that did that and again, we weren't by any means trying to mislead anyone. we thought that the facts that were coming in, and the time that were given to respond were accurate.. there are times like anything else, it's not alternative facts.er sometimes you can watch two differ

. >> it does take awhile to turn a massive ship like this in thi the direction it needs to go tog so it appears as thoughthoug they're at least attempting to t move in the right direction.dire thanks for talking with us with today. appreciate it. ter: rightr: all right, all right., >> if we don't get no justice,j we don't get no peace. pece. if we don't get no justice, we,e don't get no peace.eac >> massive crowds thissive crow afternoon in philadelphia to pretty president donald trumpena ahead of his remarks to gop lawmakers. they held a rally at thomas om pain plaza near city hall.ity ha they marched to the lowes hotel are republicans wereare rc holding their annual treat.. once president trump took therue stage he laid out how he and and fellow republicans are mapping p out strategy.strateg >> president trump back at thent white house and that's wheree a that fox5'thats tom fitzgeraldid is with a look at what thewh the comments covered a wide rangeder of topics. >> reporter: yes,of sarah andahd jim, there was a lot to unpackou in philadelphia today. tody. and the president got rig

getting hard hit withhit ice early th m here's ourng holiday forecastoea and again if you're going togthe parade or being outdoorso make sure you're ready for a foa cool one. mid 40's this afternoon with a a little drizzle. >> thank you tucker. d thank >> sounds similar to youounds so inauguration day forecast, right? right? >> close. we'll be a little warmer one wan friday. we'll talk about it but t here might be some showers bye showey friday afternoon.iday >> okay, cool.>> o let's check in with erin see if she's found out any traffic n out there anywhere.ywe. >> it's light. li a lot of folks off having aaving day of service for mlk jr.k jr. day. inner loop at 123 a crashh blocking the right shoulder.h all traffic moving slowly from 66 past 123. 13. debris out there as well. that's why we have work trucksrs there. there. aside from that the outer looph looking really good through tgh annandale and out by theale andu legiont bridge.brie. we'll forward from our cameraca to your maps show you what what else you're up against this're t morning. overall though look how lightok it how is.

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a stabbings at a restaurant in fairfaxfai county overnight.unty overnig what police are saying led toghis incident and new detailsd about the suspects involved.invv >> plus, anger and outrage.nd oe protests held across just just about every american city over r the president'sent's inauguration -- immigration iigi should say travel ban. ban. despite the criticism thesm e trump team is calling the callig travel ban a major success.sues. >> and a live look outside onoud this mondaye morning, it's january 30th. some of you waking up to snow.n. a winter weather advisory is and in effect for aboatuhet thee another hour for the metro region and southern maryland.ar. nice way to wake up. up it was kind of pretty some inomn spots. good morning, i'm alexandriaalea seem. >> and i'm steve chenevey. if you're seeing snow on your deck, your lawns your trees te the burst overnight enough to have closings.lo >> there are delays inre delaysn virginia fairfax countycouny schools, fauquier county, rappahannock county schoolsnockc and warouren county schoolsunt you're on a two-hour delay. dea. prince wil

very happy that it's friday asrs well she is but she's going tog talk weather and trafficd coming upa minute. minue. first let's get you to the let'h news. today tens of thousands willnds take part in the annual march for life rally.rally. the antiabortion march takes tae on new look this morning.ning. >> fox5's annie yu is live at the rally site with ath a preview. annie, good morning.ie, >> reporter: hey, goodgoter: hed morning. well, this is the 44th year and this year vice presidentvice mike pence is expected too speak at the event and son so security is going to begoi advertisement the immediateent roads around the washingtonwasho monument closing off to track a and organizers tell us if youll expect airport-like security and so you willport have to get through screening. there are no tickets requiredreu and organizers got a permita for about 50,000 people sobout00 we're expecting tens ofting teno thousands to converge here onhe the national mall.onal m you can see that they areey re setting up now and we're just' hours away.s away. the event kicks off aroundff arn 11:45 with so

oveo tell you about, plus if you're headed to the national mall for the big event you mightbi want togall in.n good thursday morning, i'm allison seymour.r. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'m ste first up at 6:00 let's headhead overseas. breaking news in italy where whe as many as 30 people are trapped inside a hotel afterafer that hotel was struck by anb avalanche. 0 guests and sevend seven staff members were at theatthe hotel which is in the sameich ih area where three earthquakeshres hit yesterday. there are reports of at least le one guest who acknowledged get out along with a maintenancemain worker. rescue teams have been tryingmsv overnight to help save those victims. >> also following breaking

oveo tell you about, plus if you're headed to the national mall for the big event you mightbi want togaenck a poncho.pon. the timing of rain changingangi just a little bit.bit tucker will fill us all in.n good thursday morning, i'm allison seymour.r. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'m ste first up at 6:00 let's headhead overseas. breaking news in italy where whe as many as 30 people are trapped inside a hotel afterafer that hotel was struck by anb avalanche. 0 guests and sevend seven staff members were at theatthe hotel which is in the sameich ih area where three earthquakeshres hit yesterday. there are reports of at least le one guest who acknowledged get out along with a maintenancemain worker. rescue teams have been tryingmsv overnight to help save those victims. >> also following breaking news from iran where state st media is reporting 30orng firefighters are feared deadrs a and 75 others injured after a highrise residential buildinguil in the capitol city of tehranehn collapsed after a massive fire. take a look the shocking scene unfolding on live television.le. 200 firefighters called

spots and a then by tomorrow morning i think we have a little bit of h sunsavhinee and we're going tognumberue two, okay.ka and that looks like it's goingts to stay mostly to the east andaa southeast of us. sue is going to talk more mor about that coming up in thehe 6 o'clock hour.ock hour. here's your seven-dayreour se forecast. 37 tomorrow with some sun and clouds in the afternoon.row widi snow is stilln pthossie ble one saturday but again, right nowign it's not looking like it'sik i going to be a big deal for thefr district north and west.rict n very cold on sunday as this ts arctic air comes in and thenhe we stay chilly on monday, 35. 3 and by next week sometimeeek so middle part of the week, wek,e could go 52 degrees with rain. r not snow.t snow. so, jim, you're right, rht definitely not a blizzard butard we got to watch the commutesom around here. >> yup. ortant., very imp >> thank you, gary. >> you bet.. >> ♪♪ >> all right this now comingight out of chicago.ca prosecutors have filed hatefileh crime and kidnapping charges against four people in connection to a shocking crime broa

some individuals feel more comfort togging at a coffee shop or going out and getting close or whatever is needed so it gives us a tunlt opportunities to meet people where they are. >> can you put a dollar figure on that >> i would have to double check. i believe between the two programs and flexible spending it is probably arounds a million. >> the one area of this program that was pushed for [inaudible] didn't have a way to engage our system for their children or loved ones. that seems to be still the major group that is giving you referrals, but yet they are also frustrated you can't giv details of their issue so i think that was the balancing act #23r5u78 the state is insure-many 06 these individuals could live at home with them. why not talk about who is qualified and who isn't qualified to provide the referral? >> having a family leize on is helpful. we still get calls from family members how people are doing long after we close their case. there are 6 parties that can make referral tooz the program. it is a family member identifieds a parent, sibling, spouse or a#2cu89 chide. the

a stabbings at a restaurant in fairfaxfai county overnight.unty overnig what police are saying led togthe suspects involved.invv >> plus, anger and outrage.nd oe protests held across just just about every american city over r the president'sent's inauguration -- immigration iigi should say travel ban. ban. despite the criticism thesm e trump team is calling the callig travel ban a major success.sues. >> and a live look outside onoud this mondaye morning, it's january 30th. some of you waking up to snow.n. a winter weather advisory is and in effect for aboatuhet thee another hour for the metro region and southern maryland.ar. nice way to wake up. up it was kind of pretty some inomn spots. good morning, i'm alexandriaalea seem. >> and i'm steve chenevey. if you're seeing snow on your deck, your lawns your trees te the burst overnight enough to

metro is telling ridersider traveling through the area tog h plan for up to 45 minutes of additionalw down all those super bowl par ty peoow dple. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> letting you know though inho plty o of time. 5:41 is our time.ur time. coming up on fox5 news morningng a 13-year-old girl fromd gi fro illinois is attending president-elect donald trump'sec inauguration and it's all a because of a program based in bn virginia. >> and the washington redskins are, you know, looking at possible future homesites forsi nfl free agents.nfl free agents. that's one of them on your screen, this g oneuy.uy. we'll tell you all about it abo when we come back. >> as we head to break let's h take a live look across the d.c. region right neaow. live . 5:41 is our time. t we are at 30 degrees.0 degr we've got more stories to talkmi about so don't go anywhere.er fox5 news morning coming right ack after this. >> ♪♪ the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea ♪♪ it's go time at dunkin' with two wake-up wraps for $3. enjoy two freshly