Back to this country. But once they get to airports like dulles, they may be subject to greeter scrutiny before they are allows to rejoin their families. Senator kaine had harsh words for the Trump Administrations insistence that this is not a religious test aimed at muslims. This is a religious test pure and simple. Singling out these countries that are muslim majority countries and then saying an exception would be created for people coming from these countries if theyre parts of religious minorities, President Trump specifically said christians, this is a religious test of exactly the kind that President Trump said he would do when he was a candidate. Reporter senator kaine says he holds out hope that the pending court cases will be successful in changing this policy. He says he also plans to fight it in congress. Coming up, senator says hes seeing from this executive order in everything from hospitals to universities to virginia families. And other airports too. We spoke with one immigrant family that came to join another protest about why they came and what they want to happen next. Kristin wright is live at dulles with that part of the story. Reporter the number of protesters has grown throughout the afternoon. I want to show you some of the signs. Heres one here, immigrants and refugees are welcome hashtag no ban, no wall. That is the general feeling of the protesters here at dulles today. Many of them immigrants themselves. They are very concerned. Protesters at Dulles International airport singing america the beautiful Holding Signs reading ban trump, not muslims, welcome all religion the people with green cards that are being victimized by this, this is not who we are. This is not right. Reporter the family held up signs too while waiting for the matriarch of their family to arrive. He hates to see his country so deeply divided over immigration. When i came here, i just feel my dream come true. Reporter to be on american soil, to speak his mind. Freedom, thats why we are all here. Reporter his sister was the first in the family to come to america. She was 17 and alone. She says the executive order slams the door in the face of too many simply seeking the american dream, nothing more. If we come to this country, we just here just to have better life for us, better life for all people. I was so incensed that peaceful people were being detained in a way that is totally unconstitutional. Reporter tonight on news4 at 6 00 we talk with a faith leader about how the Faith Community is prepared to handle this situation. Back to you. So where do you stand on this issue . Almost half of American Voters are in favor of blocking immigration from, quote, terror prone countries according to a newly released quinnipiac poll. Those polled say they support it even if that means turning away refugees from those regions. President trump is defending his controversial travel ban involving majority muslim countries despite the confusion in protests at airports around the country, the president tweeting today there is nothing nice about searching for terrorists. Today he signed another executive action, this one aimed at reducing regulations for small businesses. Regulations to be eliminated for every new regulation proposed. Mr. Trumps use of the executive order is not new. There have been more than 13,000 executive orders since our first president george washington. President s use them when there is a lack of action by congress. The orders call for the executive branch to take a specific action to change an existing practice and theyre supposed to be reviewed by the justice department. So far President Trump has issued seven executive orders as well as nearly a dozen president ial memoranda. During his two terms, president obama had 279 executive orders, about 35 per year. Thats compared with 291 for george w. Bush and 308 for bill clinton. President trump says hell reveal one of his most anticipated picks tomorrow night, a Supreme Court nominee. Sources familiar with the has now narrowed to three. Federal Appeals Court judges. Former president george w. Bush nominated all three of their current posts. Were going to take a closer look at these nominees and any difficulties they may face in terms of confirmation in about ten minutes. It was pretty picturesque at times today. A lot of you sent us your photos of the snow that fell across our region, creating a nice blanket for trees and grass. But it left the roads pretty much untouched. It did. But then we got another blast of additional snow showers this afternoon. We could see more later this week. Doug kammerer is keeping track of whats going on and whats going to be a roller coaster of a forecast. We had these clipper systems coming through the jet stream pattern. If they pass to our south thats very good for if they pass to our north, we stay a little bit warmer. Tomorrows will head to our north, so that means were going to be on the warmer side. Heres the snow shower activity. Heres the one that dumped a nice little coating in some spots a little bit earlier. Were still tracking a few more back to the west. But for the most part were all said and done with this. Heres our system from this morning. Heres our third system. This one making its way through the area overnight tonight into tomorrow. Ill break down what it means for your morning commute and let you know when we do have our next chances for snow. Now to a developing story this evening from our national zoo where one of its wildcats is now missing. A 25pound bobcat got out of its enclosure this morning. Zoo officials are telling people to stay away from the animal despite how friendly it may Mark Segraves live for us at the zoo now where some parts are closed to the public. Reporter good evening, jim. As you said zoo officials made the discovery after a daily head count after breakfast this morning. They say that ali the 25pound bobcat picture, if you will, a large dog, bigger than your afternoon house cat got away. They dont know exactly where she is right now but they are saying if you encounter here, e not approach her. Ali is almost seven years old and was born in the wild. This morning ali returned to the wild, getting out of her enclosure through a small hole in the mesh fencing. The best chances of getting her back home is if she comes back on her own. We very much believe she will want to come back to her exhibit. Theres food, theres shelter, theres warmth at hospitable as possible. Reporter a small area around the great cats exhibit is closed off to the public. Bobcats are indigenous to this area and that means ali probably could survive on her own in the woods surrounding the zoo. This is very survivable habitat. Its one of the things that will make it very difficult for us to ensure that we can find her. Reporter zoo Officials Say its unlikely that ali would attack a human. Its more that youre likely to spook her and make her run a different direction. If somebody got eyes on her, wed want to know that you have eyes on her and then we can come and do the rest. Reporter the reason theyve closed off part of the area around the great cat exhibit is theyve put out bait food, hoping to lure ali back here. They say thats their best hope of catching her. Pets, we chipped so if theyre lost they can be found. Does the zoo do anything like that . Reporter we asked that question. In fact, every animal here at the zoo does have a chip embedded in them but it is not a gps device. Its purely for identification purposes. So if they find ali, they can with 100 certainty determine that it is in fact their missing bobcat but they cannot use those chips to actually locate a missing animal. And a developing story from arlington this evening where police are investigating the suspicious death of a 57yearold man. Its happening here on 7th street south not too far from george mason drive. Police tell us two witnesses are cooperating now and there is no threat to the public. Theres no word yet on how the man died. A guilty plea today in federal court from the former local teachers aide accused of sexually exploiting children to make pornography. De de deonte carroway was arrested last year. Other relatives of the victims were in court today as was news4s meagan fitzgerald. More on what the family members had to say after facing the man accused of abusing their children later in this hour. When we come right back, a man grabbed off a street in georgetown, driven to atms in an effort to rob him. The new clue from police tonight they hope leads to a break in this case. Reporter three people murdered in cold blood in this brand new restaurant. No mystery here. Police say the bartender did it. Details coming up. And the new push to tax pot in maryland. We have some breaking news out of Prince Georges County right now. Police are investigating a report of a shooting at a gas station on walters lane in district heights. Right now, we know one man is dead. We are working to find outre well have details as soon as they come in. Members of Steve Bannons own alma mater are denouncing his new position at the white house. More than 3800 and former Virginia Tech students have endorsed an open letter that calls on President Trump to dismiss bannon. Bannons now white house Senior Advisor and he was just appointed to the National Security council. He earned his bachelors at Virginia Tech. There have already been a series of legal challenges to President Trumps controversial executive orders on immigration. Tomorrow night we find out who the president wants for his Supreme Court nominee. Lets start with these recent filings, if you bash lash. We have one from Washington State. We also have one from the council on American Islamic relations. Weve seen two phases here. First was the ones over the weekend that sought immediate relief for people who had just come into the country and were not being released. Now Homeland Security says that all the people in that legal limbo have been worked out. Now when people board planes to come into the United States from overseas, theyre stopped before getting on u. S. Bound flights. Now the second phase is trying to get the courts to declare the executive order illegal. The cair lawsuit argues that its discrimination on the basis of religion. Washingt they say separately that the federal immigration law, provision of federal law that says that people can visas based simply on the country where they come from. So for all those reasons, they say this is unconstitutional or illegal discrimination. Washington state says weve been hurt by this because its going to affect our economy and several hightech Companies Including microsoft, amazon and others have said theyll join in this Washington State suit. Weve seen a number of lawmakers on both sides speak out about this, many against it. What role can Congress Play . Congress could try to pass a law that says the president cant do this. The problem with these legal challenges, according to some legal scholars is that courts are reluctant to second guess president s on two issues, National Security and controlling the borders. And these are both the justifications that the Trump Administration has offered for this new executive order. Lets move onto the courts and tomorrow night, big night. The president has been talking about aea today that he did that hes going to make the announcement tomorrow. We heard three names. Youre saying there could be two theyre focused on. The three names have been all federal Appeals Court judges. Everyone weve talked to say its really going to be hardiman or gore such. He is 49. Hes on the tenth Circuit Court of appeals in denver. His mother was the first woman to run the epa in the reagan administration. When she came back here, her son neil ended up being a senate page in the same Senate Page Class as amy carter. Hes from pennsylvania. He grew up in massachusetts. Drove a cab for his fathers cab company. If he were confirmed, hed be the first member of this Current Court who didnt go to an Ivy League Law school. Interesting. Do you feel like theres going to be some delay or tough opposition to both of those . The democrats are going to push back hard. Theyre still seething over the fact that the republicans wouldnt even give a hearing to mary garland who was president obamas nominee. We invite you to stay tuned for nbc nightly news. Pete will have much more ahead at 7 00 right after news4 at 6 00. In Prince Georges County we are learning new details about a shooting case that police are calling a triple murder. It happened overnight at the blue sunday bar and grill on race it is track road in buoy. Investigators say a worker killed three of his colleagues. Pat collins is life at the scene. Reporter what a troubling story. On a white banner at the scene, there are words of mourning hearts. Employees coming and going here as they try to deal with the triple murder that happened inside this bar. One by one employees who work here came to pay tribute to the people murdered here. Blue sunday bar and grill, a brand new restaurant, the scene of a bloody triple murder. Matt bailey was the food runner he here. Everyones devastated. We all opened a week ago. We were all excited for our new jobs. We were hoping this place would work out. Its something buoy never had was a nice dining place. Reporter now this. Just sad. Reporter shot and killed 46yearold sherwood morgan, the restaurant manager. Partner, 28yearold kent zoo. Shot and killed, restaurant partner, 27yearold jason chen. Now this happened after midnight sunday morning. Sources say the three victims were in the office when they were gunned down. Shot and killed by a bartender who works here. This is how police chief described what happened. This was a tragic example of workplace violence, ongoing conflict between four members of the restaurant staff that resulted in, again, what i can only describe as pointless violence. The suspect is 40yearold bartender carlif moye. Police say he ran and shot and wounded himself when they went to arrest him. Hes in the hospital now. They say hes in critical condition, but he is expected to survive. How did police move in and close this case so fast . You might say it was a hightech remote connection. Ill have more on that coming up at 6 00. Higher fares, longer waits. The reason this could be a reality on metro by summer. And todays snow becoming a distant memory as the temperature climbs. But our next chance o fios is not cable. Were wired differently. Which means we can deliver internet speeds differently. Welcome to 8 and a half maple street. Its half a house. And even though it only has half the headroom, half a hallway, half the closet space and a half bath, its a full house to the wilsons. Because they have fios, the only 100 Fiber Optic Network with uploads as fast as downloads, their half house has full internet. A little odd that the wilsons have a half house, but they think its a little odd to pay for uploads that arent up to speed. Get 150 meg internet with equal uploads and downloads, tv and phone for only 79. 99 per month online for one year. Cable cant offer speeds this fast at a price this good. Only fios can. Woke up this morning, laba little bit of a Winter Wonder land out there. Temperatures were cool, the snow was falling. For most of us by the time you woke up, the snow was already gone. We had snow on the grass, snow on the trees. It was really beautiful. Right now a pretty nice shot from our tower cam, almost completely clear skies with the exception of a few clouds back here. Temperatures will fall to about 31 by 11 00. We may get into the upper 20s in spots. 32 in martinsburg right now. Were miles per hour. That creates the windchill. This is the way it feels. 20 in winchester, 19 hagerstown, 20 in gaithersburg. The snow that we had, just about out of here. A couple of showers back here to the west. Thats really about it. The ones that we had come through earlier, a pretty good amount coming through the region, mostly right along and north of the potomac. Thats where they were. You can see that boundary making its way away from our region now. The snow just about out. Heres our next system, its another clipper. This is going to be a warm front that makes its way in here with this clipper. This clipper will stay to our north. That means it will bring in a little bit in the way of warmer air during the day tomorrow. Lets take you hour by hour overnight tonight. By 11 00, no problems. Here comes the clouds. It will sweep through just like this. And it will have some snow associated with it. But its not going to make its way that far down. I dont even expect much in the way of accumulation. By 8 00 its out of here. Then we start to see that surge of slightly warmer air come in tomorrow. High temperature, im forecasting 50 degrees. Clouds and sun, breezy with a mild afternoon. It will be a cold start but a very mild afternoon, at least for this time of year. We stay on the mild side on wednesday, breezy with a high of 47. A little bit colder thursday and friday, temperatures in the low 40s. 30s for the weekend. Weve been talking about this weekend for about a week now. Weve got a mixture of snow and rain possible on sunday. Some computer models giving us snow, others giving us rain, others a mix. If you have plans this weekend especially on super bowl sunday, well continue to keep you concerned. Next week it looks like we get warmer with another bout of rain. The roller coaster continues from salsbury, maryland to the super bowl, how one coach honed his leadership skills on the Eastern Shore. Reporter metro riders get a chance to weigh in on fare hikes and service cuts tonight. And a plea deal reached in a high profile child sex case here. We learn tonight what the man accused of abusing students in a school got in exchange for a guilty plea. [ alarm weather. Eping ] [ laughter ] cartoons. Wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1. Hi grandma and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] right now at 5 30, the challenges at metro that could lead to higher fares and longer waits. First, a guilty plea today from the former teachers aide accused of sexually exploiting children in a pledge school. Dionne he admitted to recording children in sex acts at school and at home. Mr. Abused several children between the ages of nine and 14. Reporter prosecutors told the judge that he directed and participated in sexual acts with children, recording encounters in residential basements, in the victims bedrooms and inside the elementary school. He was once a teachers aide and an unpaid assistant many Young Children trusted. He betrayed us as parents, grandparents, the children. He took away their innocence. And it is not fair and it is not right. Reporter many other parents of victims were inside the courtroom this morning and listened as prosecutors described a club he started to prey on children. Investigators say he told the young victims that if they wanted to join, themselves. He admitted to all of the facts prosecutors described. Now theyre able to ensure that he will never hurt another child again. He has agreed that the minimum sentence of 60 years will be imposed. He could face a potential sentence of 100 years. So hes likely to spend the rest of his life in federal prison. Reporter he has also been indicted on 270 state charges. He has entered a not guilty plea. Prosecutors tell us he will proceed to trial after hes sentenced in this federal case some time in june. Hear from the u. S. Attorney who has an urgent warning to parents or guardians of Young Children. D. C. Police hope newly released surveillance images will help them track down a man who kidnapped a georgetown student. This is the man investigators say forced the student into a withdraw cash from atms, several of them, and make large purchases at stores in chevy chase, maryland. It happened last thursday afternoon. Investigators tell us this all began near 35th and o streets. They say this is the vehicle that the kidnapper was driving. Breaking news from Reagan National airport. A scare this afternoon when an Airport AuthorityPolice Officers gun accidentally went off. No one was hit. This happened in the exit lane of the security checkpoint. Security screenings stop for about five minutes while police investigated. Everything is now back to normal. Tonight metro riders are weighing in on a plan to raise fares and cut service. Its all part of an effort to close a massive budget gap at the transit agency. Adam tuss has details. Reporter this is pretty million budget gap. This is the most crowded i have ever seen metro headquarters. This is the main board room here where everybody is giving their public testimony. It is packed to the brim. The crowd here has gotten so large, so many people have come to try to sign up, theyve had to open an over flow room down in the other area. Were talking about potentially fares going up 1025 cents for things like the train and the bus, potentially 10 more cents for parking. It could be a big, big cut for a lot of rail lines. Every line but the blue line would see some sort of service reduction, meaning that you would wait for a train longer during rush hour. This is what riders had to say about it today. Right now i just want everybody to be at least on time from the top to the bottom. Everybody be on time, because i work. I need to get to work on time. Reporter just make the trains run on time. Reporter so the Public Comments session here tonight, if you want to come down to metroheadquarters, its until 9 00 tonight. At this point is there a way for metro to avoid raising fares or Cutting Service . Reporter there is at this point. Theres a little bit behind the scenes that the metro board is talking about right now. The only way to do that is have the local jurisdictions democratic more money. Thats not an easy sell because you have to go to the state capitals to find that money. That is one way to do it. The other way to do it is take some money metro usually uses for maintenance and push it over. A lot of people are against that. N. Security at local mosques is stepped up tonight in fairfax county. Police are increasing patrols at several islamic Worship Centers yesterdays deadly mosque attack in quebec city. Law enforcement sources tell nbc news a man is the suspected gunman in what canadas Prime Minister called an act of terrorism. Six people were killed during evening prayers. 17 were wounded. Five of them still fighting for their lives in the hospital. Residents across the area are stunned. Quebec city today has been hit by terrorism. Hard to believe in such a peaceful, beautiful city that such a thing could happen. Sources also tell nbc a second man detained in the case is considered a witness and not a suspect. A new debate puts pot in the spotlight in maryland. The changes being talked about now that would make it legal for anyone 21 and older to use. 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Reporter this disturbing tale came out a bit in court today. That child is fighting for her life. Shes on a respirator now. The mother says she attacked the child in a fit of rage. 20yearold iris hernandez, rivas is facing first Degree Assault charges. Police, fire and ems were called to an apartment here on thursday. That 911 call came from Hernandez Rivas. She stated that she had found her 4yearold daughter unresponsive in the bathtub. Reporter doctors found that 4yearold girl was suffering from serious the mother indicated she may have fallen in the bath. But the injuries told another story. She had a confrontation with the 4yearold, became angry and kicked her daughter in the abdomen. When she kicked her, the daughter felt backwards, striking her head on the living room wall, at which point she collapsed on the ground. Reporter she says the child got up, went into the bathroom and after 1520 minutes she heard a noise and went in to check on her. Thats when she found her unconscious. Police say it was almost another hour before she called 911. The bruising that was observed on the victims body was as a result of her striking her daughter with a belt a few days prior. Reporter in a brief Court Appearance the childs skrinjur were detailed Hernandez Rivas is due back in court on the 24th. She is being held without bond. She could face up to 25 years in jail on those charges. Some lawmakers in annapolis are trying to pave the way to make maryland the 10th jurisdiction in the country to legalize recreational mexicaari. One measure would make it legal for adults over 21 and the other would regulate production similar to alcohol. The other would put taxes on nonmedical pot. Marijuana is already decriminalized in maryland. Eight states in the district have some form of legal recreational weed. Changing minds in fairfax county. Free Mental Health and drug abuse Screening Services are now being offered to youth for the first Time Starting wednesday. Young people can walk into the fairfaxls centers and receive the Services Without an appointment. The need became apparent over the past two months when the center started accepting youth referrals and dozens of young people sought help. For more information, just search youth screening in our nbc washington app. We turn to our phones for just about everything these days but there is a mother in leesburg who hasnt forgotten the power of paper. Shes using it to saver money and help others. Now shes teaching her tricks to others at Community Church in ashburn. We get things for cheap to free all the time. Reporter gina says her grocery bill is astoundingly low thanks to couponing. While we wait for digital coupons to come into our inboxes, its worth remembering all the discounts were over looking. We have coupons in every little crevice of our coupons in places there should not be coupons. Reporter she offers free classes to spread coupon knowledge. Among her advice, first know where to look. My best kept secret is finding newspapers. Reporter yes, stores still offer savings this old school way. I clip every coupon i get. Reporter she recommends keeping everything organized by category. Some of her categories include, food, household and health. How i stay within my budget is i will only bring the coupons that i know im going to actually purchase the items for. Reporter and finally paying attention to the small print can save you even more. They can you believe coup do cents every single day. During that double event, your dollar coupon is going to double and this is going to come free. Reporter when those prices she started a nonprofit called loudoun coupons for hope. Theres no reason for me to hold tightly to my tubes of tooth paste when there are actually people out there that need tooth paste. I wanted to combine my passion for couponing with also giving back. Reporter all those little coupons can add up to a pretty big deal. A little time and commitment, you can save a few bucks. Shes got talent for it. Definitely. Weve had a little bit of snow activity early tomorrow morning but not for everybody. We could see a few showers mainly north of d. C. Early tomorrow morning. That could leave a quick dusting on the ground. Most areas not going to see be a lot of delays out there, nor cancellations. We had some snow showers through the afternoon and some white out conditions as well. I know there were some accidents up in pennsylvania. Now the snow casqualls are movi quickly to the east. As we continue into your tuesday, we could see a few Early Morning rain, even snow showers. Temperatures start to rise by tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures are going to be in the 50s and we stay mild all the way through wednesday. Now, current temperatures out there, weve been in the 30s all day. But you factor in that wind, you get the windchill which has been in the 20s all day. The wind is calming down after about 7 00 tonight. Temperatures are fall into the 20s. Now the roads not bad. Theyre a little wet. Tomorrow morning they could be slick, especially i70, 270 and n to be dry as winds pick up and temperatures rise. Were watching tomorrow for a few snow showers coming out of this little clipper system. Mainly i70 north. If it slips south in the next couple hours, we could see some rain snow as far south of i66 in virginia and route 50 in maryland. Other than that, were going to be dry for the remainder of tuesday as temperatures warm. Its going to be breezy tomorrow but winds are coming out of the south. That will help boost that temperature up to near 50 degrees. We cant rule out an isolated shower tomorrow afternoon and an isolated spotty shower on wednesday. Were continuing to watch next sunday into monday. Going to have some snow, wintery mix on our hands. A little too early to tell right now, but thats something weve been keeping our eyes on. On the new immigration orders by the white house. Her message to students coming up. Reporter theyre getting ready for a party here at the russian embassy. Coming up tonight at 6 00 we talk to the ambassador aout theb d. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is standing by the citys undocumented immigrants. She visited a dual language mayors strong support was very welcome news. Lets give a hand to your boys and girls who are welcoming us. Reporter mayor Muriel Bowser announcing the d. C. Bilingual Charter School will gain opener ship of this former Public School building in northeast. Learning languages, earning respect, acting responsibly and doing your best. Reporter scott pierson, checktive dr singled out bowser for supporting immigrants at a time when white house policy may become more restrictive. I just want to thank the mayor for standing strong with immigrant families. Reporter families worry for their futures if local police are forced to act as immigration agents. Our Police Department is not an agent of the federal government. Reporter spanish teacher maria came from chili five years ago. She earned a masters degree from Duke University before teaching here. Of course we are concerned among like my students and within my family. But the school has been very supportive for parents and for teachers. Reporter sharon jordan, a former pta president , has three children enrolled here. We have seen the amount of emotion and fear and ang vxiety all of our children. Reporter all city leaders agree, immigrants should not be afraid of local police. Having the cooperation of undocumented residents of the district of clolombia enhances public safety. News4 at 6 00 starts now. International travelers arriving at Dulles Airport are emerging from customs to find a warm welcome and offers of free gahelp. Its all part of the local backlash against President Trumps travel ban. And the white house is playing defense tonight, facing heavy criticism of the ban and the way it was executed. We have Team Coverage starting with tracie potts on capitol hill. Reporter we are hearing tonight from Republican Leaders here on the hill that they werent consults before they first heard about this ban in the media. Plus pushback from the inside from foreign diplomats at the state department concerned that this ban could affect and sour relations with countries that were partnering with in the arr on terror. With many protests today over the new travel ban affecting ha muslims, the white house is in full defense mode. Were not going to wait and react. Reporter President Trumps spokesman arguing 109 detentions is a