are you safe on had the metro? virginia senator mark warner is ray raising concerns about cyber security and firsts responder's ability to react. >> former dc school's chancellor kyla hen toder son here to talk about the career path after abrupting resigning at dc, you put schools. the news at 10:00 starts right now. it is bitterly cold out and those fridge temperatures are having a serious make the on the region and school schedules. thanks for joining us i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. the frigid weather's and link he snow prompting changeses for tuesday. spotsylvania county public schools closed tomorrow. st. mary's county public schools delayed two hours fredericksberg city schools delayed two hours >> let's check in with sue palka for the latest big snow they had down toward spotsylvania. and down into st. mary's county because of these temperatures we have not been above freezing since friday. at reagan and dulles and the tie temperatures only the in 20's. shield your eyes if you if you don't like it cold. 24 in the strict. which good because it pick put you wanted by one degree in the last last hour, 19 for gaithersburg and winchester. what's different about tonight, cold windchill not outrageous we've seen it colder. feels the single digits but speaking of that wind, i want to show you in the because they're strong because but because within the direction exchanging. you see those arrows pointing from south to north, so a south wind gun especially in the upper levels of the atmosphere and that means a gradual warming trend is about to begin. and i do mean gradual because it will certainly be cold tomorrow morning with a range of 18 to this morning dulles was seven, so this is an improvement. after school, 38 to 43, little bit of a breeze and we'll have a mix of clouds's sun throughout the day. one thing i'd say about tomorrow, possible far to the north and west there could be flurries early in morning and we're going to be watching a few hor chanceses for some light showers to move in our direction as we go throughout the weekend. even later tomorrow we could begin day with a little presip north as flurries and end the days as a little bit of light rain, as for temperatures improvement over what we had today, 41 for the district. 38 for manassas, 36 for martinsburg and dulles, 36 for frederick and again we'll watch some put northern counties for the smallest amount of light resip late and he will tomorrow. otherwise it will be getting better and believe it or not on the seven-day forecast i got 60'ss to show you, hang in there, another cold one and we'll star backing off on th tony, back to you. sue, thank you. two big developmentses happening in the district's that could impact those living in city and beyond its borders, mayor bowser challenging the incoming administration on its stance immigration and vincent gray challenging crews of millions of dollars on a wreck center renovation, lindsay watts and marina marraco are standing by with the stories new at 10:00. lindsay watts begins live from northwest. >> reporter: we learned today that mayor of dc has committed half $1 million to a legal fund for undocumented immigrants here in dc. just another step to show that dc will be defiant of the new president, should donald trump make good on his promises to deport millions of people and also cut off trell funds to sanctuary cities like the district's we spoke to mayor bowser at a she says her initiative will give $500000 to organization ohs and lawmakers that do legal work tore immigrants in the district. fund will help people fight deportation, will be used for those here leely with drain card who want to become citizens and help age people brought here their parents to stay in the u.s. dc is not alone in setting this up. la is considering spend ten million on one. i asked mayor bowser 500,000 is is the cap and she's not closing the door on spending more on this. listen. >> well, we want to see what the need is and if 500,000 meets it, that's where it will be's we'll look at what we need moving forward. >> reporter: i asked the mayor's office when this is going to be taking effect. he she is people will be able to start applying for this after donald tmp we want to know what you thought about this and reached out on social media asked you the question on facebook be twitter and we got a huge response. much of it negative. i'm going to read two responses we got. jack say on twitter, not an appropriate use of tax dollars. government pays equals tax payers' pay. another response, steve said i have not to re mass deportations but there haso be balanced approach to legally dealing with this situation. someone else just reaching out to say they would like to see this money going to legal citizens here in the district. so we want to though what you think. head over to fox 5 facebook or twitter to weigh in. live lindsay watts. fox 5 local news. to a fox 5 exclusive. a wreck center that southeast dc underwent a multi-million dollar questioning how well the tax dollars were spent. marina marraco is live in southeast with answers. marina? >> reporter: shawn this started under going renovations more than a year. you can see this playground still incomplete. renovations will cost the city nearly $7 million. former mayor vincent gray serving as council member in ward seven. he approved the budget for the renovations but he would have never approved the design he says he certainly would they ever signed off on end result. >> i don't understand how anybody can self destructing contractor or architect could approve this. >> reporter: approved and open to the public, not officially yet. the department of parks and recreation says there's things like a playground that still need to be completed but the areas that have been completed have not been well received. at least not by the most even though in this community, including ward seven's newly sworn mayor vincent gray. there are no lights down there. we got lights behind the bask here and nothing here. >>reporter: as mayor, he approved the budget to renovate wreck center but it was that you are mayor muriel bowser that which i knows were paid. >> i don't know the details about one recreation center but i'm happy to have my director respond. >> are you aware of complaints about that facility >> i'm happy to have high director respond. i wouldn't know about something like that. >> reporter: less than a half hour after fox 5 spoke with mayor muriel bowser you halfway across town, the deputy director of the parks and wrecks showed up. >> how are you doing? ? i'm the deputy director for recreation services >> ok. >> you don't find this anymore acceptable than we do. do you? >> these, all of the concerns we got we've addressed. we're working on it >> this should have been stop long before now, brother >> gaps oh on the basketball court, the lobby cement, a stove in the open accessible to any child walking through. some of the concerns for gray and self ward seven advisory neighborhood commissioners >> what does this say about the quality of the materials used to put a cover only building? >> we also don't know the force of what happened right here. >> reporter: concerns over a natural gas meter and pipe. with to cover and in the the way of a bathroom that should be accessible to disabled visitorses, the very clear, it's not. >> what happens when kid start swinging on these pipes >> again be this is a would object gas project >> no, it's your building? i'm sorry you're in the the middle of this but you are. >> why wasn't that figureded out before it got to this point? . >> so i know that one of the concerns, this wasn't initially brought up in our engineering phase. i think it's -- it's something that can be taken care of fairly easilily. >> what is the solution if it's that easy >> to me is to figure out a covering, a solid covering that can be negotiated that would allow excess ability to that bathom >> you can see the gas running. you see a lever right there. curiosity? are they going to pull that >> are they going to swing on it? you can be sure. they will be swinging on it >> i'm concerned for the health and welfare of the children and the difficulties adifficulties. >> reporter: gray says his ward is his priority. the city, and the perception is sometimes true, the east end gets shorten of the stick, no pun intendeded. this is a good example of something being done in way that nobody would find acceptable. >> reporter: next tuesday will be a meeting to address the issues, council member gray as well as the deputy director of the department of parks and recs will be in attendance. d, r say they hope there will be a representative for construction of building. we reached out to dgf to hear back in reference to all of the issue, we're waiting for a response and to be clear, it's open, it's a soft opening, they wanted to each this whack up to community. it was closed more than a year, but because oh of the large construction sites around this rec center it has not been opened we asked parks and rec when that day will be, they still do not know, marina marraco fox 5 local news. that rec center isn't the only thing that concerns council member graying tomorrow he will introduce an perform the piece of legislation aimed at beefing up the number of police officers to 4200, that's 500 more than the department currently employees. in recent year, department struggled to retain officer, hit a retirement bubble which caused the attrition rate to sky rocket. a few years ago, she said if the total number you of officer drop below 3800, the force would not healthy enough to keep dc residents safe. the current police force is just 3700. a major scare today at the jewish community center in rockville. someone called in a bomb threat and the jc c preschool as well as staff. the center resumed after about an hour, turned out it was not alone. bomb threats were called into a jewish community center in baltimore and to more than a dozen jc c facilities in at least six states. police are investigating. a virginia senator is raising safety concerns about metro. he's worried the transit system is weak when it comes to cyber security and communication. the question is your safety at risk? . tickets for president-elect donald trump inauguration are hot off the presses. how do you know if you're getting the real deal or a fake? . later. dc chancellor kyla henderson joins us to talk about her shift from education to tags. fox 5 news at 10:00 will be right back. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. sure, you could sit around all night iting for a pizza to be livered. t wouldn't making it yourselfall a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny 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smoke filled the tunnel and a yellow line train near l'enfant plaza. they have been struggle with safety issues, communication problems several years and now at cyber security to the list of threats. as senator warner addresseded in his letter to amata, the ransom attacks are aimed at sills an activated and not properly maintaineded. metro's board chair jack evans spoke to that issue with us tonight. >> that describes us. i inherited a system there was no presenttive maintenance in updating done for years, almost ten-year period. senator warner is in a position to help, we need money. as you know what was starved for money. the federal government contributes no money on the operating side 150 million on the capitol side which is a drop in the bucket. which is compared to the literally bills of dollars to upgrade the system. >> reporter: we know they made announcements about expanding the cellar capability. that was shoulding supposed to happen years ago. the shore mentioned he was glad to see some progress being made in that a, something that was long overdue. some other questions when was the last time complete overhaul of the system, how was it prepared for a ransom wear attack? how will it coordinate with local and regional leader if there's an emergency? a few of several questions that he had for metro's general manager. we hope that they will address that he is in the coming days. we reached out to metro tonight to get a response to some of those questions. we're still waiting to hear back of that's the plaza. sarah simmons back to you. it is a critical week for the presidential transition. the senate begins tomorrow, first is trump pick for attorney general, alabama senator jeff sessions his nomination come under fire over allegations of racism during his time as a federal prosecutor in 1980s. as many as nine are expected to have hearings, democrats complained the schedule is too rushed and some candidates have yet to submit ethicses disclosure reports. >> jamming all these hearings into one or two days, making members run from committee to committee makes no sense. >> today, transitional officials noun that jared kushner will join him in the white hou senior advisor, they say kushner will not be taking a salary and will resign as ceo of the flap's real estate company. he'll take the position despite an anti-neptism law that bars from hiring relatives. the inauguration less than two weeks away and for some it's the hottest tickets. that means scams are standing by, tisha lewis joins us live with the story. >> reporter: shawn, preparation is underway, you can see in front of me to ties to barricades to roped off areas. if you take a look over my left shoulder, you can see this seating is already in place. chairs lined up. you're watching this and wondering and thinking i want to sit here. how do i get access to these private ticketed areas? well, the best rule of thumb for those interested and attending inauguration ticket. it's important to remember these tickets are free. that manies any person or entity charging for tickets for the inauguration or inauguration happened to events, that alone should raise a red flag. the presidential inauguration committee is distributing tickets this week for the inauguration and various inauguration-relateded events. these tickets are also popping up on third party websites for sale. be careful. what you're being on the third party site may not be the real thing. now, this concern about third party vendors potentially selling fake tickets is nothing new but with the rise in social media platforms, it is more widespread. >> tickets like you said, they're free, and if you have questions and we have a website, i encourage people to go out there to check on the website to make sure they're getting the correct information, and to come out celebrate with us. you have to get the official tickets through members of congress and joint congressional committee. they have the official tickets to the inaugural ceremonies. we will have more coming online throughout the week but for swearing in and welcome celebration, those tickets are completely free, anyone is welcome to come. >> reporter: each member's office managing their own allotment, it's important to note that ticket pickup for the house was today and for the senate is tomorrow. eleanor holmes norton is also having a lottery drawing for her ba of tickets again, you can always go to the presidential inaugural committee's website to find out if you have the real deal. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. >> thank you very much. when we come back alarming information about lack of security checks and balances leading up to the navy yard shooting. new details about the veteran accused of going on a florida airport. we'll be right back [000:25:11;00] massive manhunt underway to find suspect who shot and killed a police officer at an orlando wal-mart. it happened around 7:00 this morning, police believe 41-year-old lloyd way shoplifting from wal-mart. he opened fire on an officer who approached him. about an hour later, a second was killed in crash scrambling to find the suspect. authorities say they already been searching for lloyd for a month. he is the only suspect in the death of his pregnant ex-girlfriend. the iraq war veteran accused of firing shots at the fort lauderdale airport made his court appearance today. esteban santiago is facing three federal charges, two of them carry the death penalty if convicted. wi in court and mostly had his head down during the 30 minutes hearing. he's accused of killing five people and wounding six others in last friday's shooting. investigators say santiago has admitted to carrying out the attack but still unclear what his motive was or why he picked fort lauderdale. several years after a man shot and killed 12 people at washington navy yard, a new alarming report reveals who serious holes in security. report was uncovered by the navy times. stepped from an internal investigation in 2015. the finding show navy cut corners on safety improvements to cut costs, investigators say there were also unqualify civilian contract security guards working to at the facility. some of those guards didn't even know how to properly con figure their weapons. others didn't know when they were even authorized to use them. >> with everything going on these days, you know, it's important that we're safe when we're working. and when we're going back and forth to get something to eat or to the train station, it means a lot >> i know a lot o there, i worked with those people over there. i'd hey for that to happen begin >> the report based a routine audit. it's addressed about 80% recommendations and has plans to work on the rest. she's credited with turning around the dysfunctionnal dc school system, kyla henderson left unexpectedly after serving five years. now she's got a new gig and it has nothing to do with education. she joins us live. the racist note a customer allegedly left for a virginia waitress and how a community is rallying around waitress, fox 5 news at 10:00 will be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ can heave did he did haveave . this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. it's still cold out were you the we're going to be able to do something ease the temperatures up a talking about tha -- saint mary county leonardtown, 9.7 inches, charlottesville over three inches and fredberg would you three and a half, so that's why we still have school delays down there. we have not melted much of that snow. tonight, we do have a deck of clouds coming in. that will help to protect us from getting as cold as last night. the wind direction changed. tomorrow we expert a could do start. lots of 20's, few teens at 8:00 in morning and probably a mix of clouds and sun throughout the day. by noon 33, and by 4:00, 40 with a little bit of a breeze, which should feel a whole lot better than the 20's. we'll have the seven-day forecast if just a few minutes's shawn have >> thank you. she served as the head of dc public schools more than five years, chancellor kyla henderson is credited with improving test student enrollment. she's here to explain her decision and tell us about her new career, drum roll, pleasing please welcome fashion model kyla henderson. welcome, welcome. how are you? >> i'm fantastic. >> what a huge change, you've been an educator most of your adult life at the age of 46. why become a fashion model >> because when opportunity presents itself, you got to go for it. >> wow. i mean, so we're looking at some of your pictures, some of these fabulous pictures that you did. what -- where did this come from? our audience may not know this but you were a child model actor, so this is nothing new, certainly not quite like this. tell us about that. >> it was a totally kind of sir rent dipty situation. eloqy is the retailer that i modeled for, they feature customers who do substantive work and they featured a good friend of mine kenya bradshaw. i saw her pictures, flown to new york, in these beautiful clothes. she said i can call them and ask them if they would feature you i wasn't like that would be great. boom, and so. it was that easy. i spoke to the eloqy folks and they were excited about having me talk about my career, and to do some modelling for them, and so they flew me to new york city and they glammeded me up. i going to to wear these super cool clothes. it was amazing. then they called me back and they said looking we've gotten so much of a positive response, would you do some work for our february catalogue? i flew to new york again in february. we'll have a bunch of new pictures out and lots o >> we're looking at pictures right now on website right now. i have to ask you, you had no choice but to be a role model in your career leading a school district with more than 50,000 children. a lot of little girls these days, a lot of young women look up to models who were on tv. we got the body image issues. what do you hope they see when they see your pictures >> i feel like each of us is whoever we are. and i may not be the ideal size that i want to be, whatever size i am, i'm going to rock it and i want kids to know that, if you want to lose weight or fine with who you are, be glamorous, beautifuling bright, and be yourself. part of this is that for me. >> i got to get to the other side of this, when you resigned in september. a lot of people were stunned. we're just a couple of into the school year. then came word that the dc ethics board censored you for violate the school's code of conduct and asking school contractors to give major money to support a gala that was honoring teachers. is that why you resigned? >> no, i resigned way before and that was to be frank very incidental. i was send chambered which effectively means they were disappointed. but i was following a precedent that had been set. i'll never apologize to raising money for on you teachers. >> you're saying previous administration had done something similar >> the previous administrations had done not something similar, the exact say that thing and you know, anywhere else, it wouldn't be a big deal. in the charter sector they ask their vendors to contribute to support schools all the time. in this world of hyper ethics, i understand how it ran afoul of the that i didn't intended to anything wrong. >> why did you resign a couple weeks into the school year >> i resigned in june. i think we announced on june 27th. nine years in leadership at dc public schools is like 27 years somewhere else. and running, you know, 250 miles an hour, day that and day out. not seeing my family as much as i wanted to. highly stressful and i was tired. >> i can understand that. last but not least. now that you've walked away and you can look back and what you did for dc public schools, do you have any regrets? do you wish you could go back and fix something or change something now that you've stepped away >> i don't have any regrets at all. i feel proud of the work that we've done at dc public schools. i was at the georgetown game this evening and the eastern senior high school band was pl they smashed it of one of my profound things is i put more money in for music and art and bands and choirs to be back in schools. i look at the kids who traveled abroad, fact that we've had had type of consecutive enroll meant growth. i'm not the kind of leader who believes i'm the only person who can leave. i believe i took it from where it was to where it is now and i'm happy to pass the baton on to antwon wilson who i think is going to run with it further than i did. >> next for fashion model kyla henderson after this february spread >> this opened new opportunity i've been talking about some retailer companies about plus size market and how they begin to penetrate that. tim gun done a lot of -- he promoted this whole plus size issue and he's a friend of dc ps. he has been our standing ovation at a teacher event. in front of the camera and behind the camera, i'm exploring opportunities >> we're rooting now, congratulations only new or next chapter in your life. we certainly wish you well. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> fashion model kyla henderson. we'll be right back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. ly $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. we live in a pick and choose world. choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep 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out of the south but we have really had quite the cold snap. as a matter of fact, again, very cold out there tonight, less windy but i wanted to show you only are we feeling the freeze, we have not been above 32 in three days plus several hours, you have to go back to friday to find a temperature above 32 degrees and that's for reagan and dulles. so here's your temperature trend, average high, 43 degrees this time of year. tomorrow, about 41. better than today. wednesday though, up to 52 degrees. and there's thursday at 63. couple of our models think it might be a little bit warmer than that. we'll see. friday, also really close to 60. we're expecting a temperature of about 59 degrees. now, over the next couple days, we'll also be track aing weak disturbances that could bring couple of shots for rain in here, we'll get to that in a moment. a check of temperatures very cold out there. finding teens around-19 for gaithersburg, winchester, westminster, frederick 18 because of the snow, leonardtown, 19, snow on the ground, cambridge, same deal. that's going to keep you very cold. but 24-hour check of temperatures in hours, the change somewhat noticeable. about four degrees warmer in the district. 12 in culpeper, and nine degrees warmer at dulles. windchill temperature that is the teens, about the wind is better. that will help us get into the upper 30's to near 40. if not 41 degrees tomorrow. you will have a little bit of a breeze in the afternoon. and the clouds will be coming from the warm front that's going to be getting closer. it's possible there could be a little bit of a shower activity late in the day tomorrow. maybe freezing rain across pennsylvania that might just graze some our counties that run along the mason dixon line. tomorrow the a 8:00, a combination of the predicted temperatures as well as precipitation, and there could be some flurries out to the west that you might see out toward the cumberland area. those tend to go up towards pennsylvania most of the day, we are -- will touch 40 degrees or upper 30's and start dropping again. tomorrow night, notice the temperatures are coming up tomorrow evening at 11:00 or 12:00. and we will have a little bit of li through the area but out of here by wednesday morning of good this is at least those temperatures will be oh on the rise as that precipitation comes on in. here we go with a nice warmup thursday, we may have showers on friday again with that temperature of 59, we dip down a little bit on saturday. with another chance of a few more showers, a number of week disturbances coming on through. sunday we're going to keep showers in forecast, a lot of you have a holiday monday for martin luther king observation, 51 monday. certainly look as whole lot different than the last few days have. that is for surely shawn and tony, that is your seven-day. yesterday was the end of the line for giants against the packers. >> did a boat trip in miami earlier in the week play any role in loss? jim 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later, he's dropping passes because he partied earlier in the week? i don't draw that connection. yeah, he parties. he did he willman parties but th . i don't think you would have seen at his with the patriots. i don't think anybody, any real person connectses owe deal beckham's junior partying sunday into monday and his poor performance yesterday against greenbay but it's about the look and the esthetics and it certainly isn't good >> in your piece, you say, this wasn't a direct effect but it was a good reason for the fox crew to keep bringing all this up. >> right. and troy acheman was catch grief. the job of the play play guy is to set the scene, build context around what we're seeing unfold on the scene, and anybody watching that game or on social media >> everybody is talking about if he were to is gone the entire game without mentioning that, to me, he would have been, you know, be not doing his job properly. the bit story surrounding that game. i have no issue with joe buck mentioning that and bringing up turkey, that's what people are talking about and that's what a play by play guy is supposed to do >> what would have been the reaction had it been desean jackson, pierre garcon on a boat >> same thing. i agree with guest. is it likely that's what caused it? no, but by doing that, posing for that picture, you open the door like joe buck said >> you didn't have to have the phones out. you could have left the phones at home. what to you do? got rays and that was about it. no, it is about the optics' i think fans have a right to feel a lily fox 5 local news at 11:00. a dc rec center still in need of upgrade even after multi-million dollar renovation >> cementing dc's sanctuary city status. mayor's new plan to help more undocumented immigrants could cause friction with the trump administration >> another night of frigid temperatures, sue will tell us when we can expect relief. fox 5 news at 11:00 had starts now. we thank you for joining us at 11:00, i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy's we begin with the exclusive dc spent $7 million on a rec center renovation but some work wasn't completed up to code. where was oversight and will more money be taken away