captioning funded by cbs it's friday, february 10th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." see you in court. a defiant president trump fires back on twitter after three federal judges rule against reinstating his travel ban. rb congressman jason chaffetz face off with fiery o protesters last night but there was one thing they agree on. >> kellyanne conway was wrong. millions are strugen after a massive snowstorm slammed the northeast.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it is unlikely the court battle over president trump's travel ban is over. the administration suffer a setback yesterday, though, when a federal court of appeals unanimously ruled against reinstating the ban. the justice department says it's considering its options. hena daniels is here in new york with the details. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump is vowing to keep up the fight after a major setback over his travel ban. speaking just after the ruling the president said the decision was political. president trump is not backing down after a three-judge panel in san francisco refused to reinstate his travel ban. >> we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake. >> the justice department had

argued the seattle court that halted the order last week overstepped its bounds in weighing in on a matter of national security but the court of appeals disagreed thursday ruling that the government has pointed to no evidence. >> we are a nation of laws. those laws apply to everybody in our country, and that including the president of the united states. >> the president immediately responded with an all caps tweet, writing, see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake. senior white house adviser kellyanne conway addressed the reporters at the white house. >> we look forward doing that. >> reporter: it's still unclear what action if any president trump intends to take. the government has 14 days to ask the court to reconsider its decision or file an emergency appeal with the supreme court. the travel ban was set to end in

90 days so it could expire before the high court decides to take up the issue. the president could also reissue the executive order with some modifications. with the ban still suspended, people from the seven majority muslim countries can continue entering the country. anne-marie? >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. breaking overnight, the war of words between the u.s. and iran is escalating. the president of iran says its country will stand up to war-mongering in the united states. today president hassan rouhani said some inexperienced figures in the region and america are threatening iran. they should know that the language of threats has never worked with iran. today iran is celebrating the 38th vrz of the 1979 oust tur of the shah. also the president is taming his tough talk on china.

in a phone call last night mr. trump agreed to respect the "one china policy." before taking office mr. trump questioned the longstanding policy acknowledged by the u.s. that there's only one chinese government, beijing, and not recognizing taiwan as a nation. it's recorded this morning that national security adviser michael flynn discussed sanctions imposed by the obama administration with the russia ambassador but yesterday a spokesman told the "washington post" he could not be certain that the topic never came up. last month in an interview with cbs news, vice president mike pence said flynn did not discuss the sanctions. >> what i can confirm, having spoken to him about it, is those

conversations that happened to occur around the time that the united states took action to expel diplomats had nothing whatsoever to do with those sanctions. >> but that still leaves open the possibility that there might have been other conversations about the sanctions. >> i don't believe there were more conversations. >> okay, okay. >> the fbi continues to examine flynn's communications with the russian ambassador. republican congressman jason chaffetz entered territory last night, his own district. it was standing room only at a town hall hosted by the utah rep. protesters packed the auditorium urging the chair of the house oversight committee to investigate trump. a key issue for the crowd, mr. trump's still unreleased tax returns. chaffetz did manage to get a few cheers when he spoke out against kellyanne conway's promotion of

ivanka trump's clothing line. >> they need to investigate it. with kellyanne conway, it's wrong. it should never happen again. >> that sentiment was shared by chaffetz' cow leagues on both sides of the aisle. >> i'm going to give a free commercial here. go buy it today, everybody. go buy it online. >> reporter: it was a sales pitch for the boardroom rather than -- >> this is a textbook violation of the federal ethics rules. >> chris lew is a former obama administration staff. he was told on day one an employee shall not use his public office for the endor endorseme endorseme endorsement. >> reporter: the republican chair of the oversight committee

called conway's comments wrong, wrong, wrong, clearly over the line, unacceptable. the white house appeared to agree. press secretary sean spicer. kellyanne has been counseled and that's all we're going to go with. >> reporter: it comes a day after president trump blasted the retailer for dropping ivanka's brand. they sent a letter to the office of government ethics, calling on them to determine whether conway should be disciplined. the file say will be up to her boss, the president, but they noted in this letter that he has a conflict of interest because conway was hocking his daughter's products. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. lawyers for guadeloupe garcia de rayos said there is no way for her to return to the u.s. she was deported to mexico

yesterday in what activists say was part of trump's crackdown. she was granted leniency by the obama administration. she has two chin who are u.s. citizens. >> this is the worst thing. it feels like a dream, but this is reality and we have to face it and we're going to keep on fighting for what we want. >> i feel really bad i can't see my mom. it was like last night i felt so empty without her. >> reporter: the mexican government said the arrest of garcia de rayos is the new reality for immigrants in the u.s. well, the biggest storm in the northeast to hit this winter has blown out to sea but for many reaccidents the effects will be felt for days. more than 55,000 people in eastern massachusetts lost power. some areas got over a foot and a half. an suv going really fast ran off a snow covered road right into a

house. the home suffered significant damage and the residents were forced to leave. more than 4,000 flights were cannes. ed in the u.s. yesterday. more rain is forecast for today for already saturated california. in northern california a mudslide rolled down a hill into a house. there are flash flood watches and wind advisories in the bay area. and further to the east all the rain and melting snow created flooding issues. area residents said they have not seen this much water or rather water this high in 60 years. >> one worker is missing this morning and two others are hospitalized after a scorching fire in louisiana. a national gas pipeline exploded last night just west of new orleans. 60 homes were evacuated and highways were closed. sex workers were cleaning the pipeline when it erupted. the sheriff calls it a blowtorch. >> the problem is it's high pressure for several miles. so this could burn for hours.

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a woman from the united arab emirates got a dream. >> it's not often you see members of the national hockey league practicing with a woman. meet the captain of the women's united arab emirates team who discovered hockey six years ago. >> the speed, the passing, the scoring, it's amazing. >> you love scoring. >> i love scoring. >> that's not the only crazy thing. she also does this. peter who is a former capitals

all-star who was in abu dhabi saw her and was mesmerized. >> reporter: he recorded it, posted it, and it went viral. the capitals invited her to d.c. and this week she saw her first nhl game, saw superstar alex ovechkin score a goal and then she met ovechkin face-to-face. it's a moment she'll remember for a lifetime. the next day it got even better. they skated together. do you feel like you're having a dream? >> it's better than a dream. >> reporter: she loves hockey so much that back home she even referees' men games. >> in my life two games before coming here, we had two fights. the first one did not end up well. i got punched in the face. >> reporter: but nothing deters her from her mission to tell the world, especially young girls and women how important it is to

find your passion. >> find a goal and keep chasing it. >> reporter: set a goal and never give up. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> she is cool. our top story. the justice department is reviewing its options after a federal court ruled unanimously not to continue president trump's travel ban. following was a, see you in court. they can appeal the case to the supreme court. the appeals court rejected the government's argument that courts do not have the authority to review the president's immigration and national security decisions. the three judges also said that it targets muslims, raises serious allegations, and created significant constitutional questions. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a look at how the airline is dealing with the uncertainty over the fate of president trump's travel ban, plus an update on the circus

performers' injuries in a high-wire fall and caroline kenne kennedy, u.s. ambassador to japan joins us in the studio. that's the "cbs morning news" for this morning. i'm an ma degree. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

breaking news only on three, two elderly women tied up and terrorized inside of their home. we're live with how police made the quick arrest. >> new developments on neighborhood evacuated after tanker truck overturns, and spilled fuel in bucks county. and a day after snow hits the region, the concern today is the bitter cold and icy sidewalks, no bones about it, in center city this morning, and for good reason. women, today is friday, february, so good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. hands full of schools opening late after yesterday's storms, we have the delays at the bottom of your screen. >> now, let's get your day started with a check on traffic. >> happy friday. i was going to say if we made it through yesterday we can handle the chilly temperatures today, right? but it is going to be ice out there, on my way in,