it's unclear when the policy will take full effect. courts in san francisco and richmond will be holding arguments on the legality of the ban this week. in the breaking news center, jacqueline london, nbc news. now to a philadelphia rapper's fight for freedom. a judge denied meek mill's request for a bail hearing. judge denise brinkley says he's a flight risk. >> deanna durante spent the day digging through several documents related to this case and she's joining us live in center city. >> reporter: it's strong but not unexpected. she's sticking by her reasoning saying that meek mill is a threat to public safety and a flight risk. now he's facing significant lifetime. his jail sentence has been met with protests. buses turning to billboards and the reverend al sharpton making

a jailhouse visit. today a philadelphia judge gives her side. in court filings, she says she refuses to let rapper meek mill out on bail because she fears he's a flight risk, saying he's facing significant jail time. he had a 2017 probation violation. more than ten years ago he was charged in a drug and assault case. the judge says that williams used a dirt bike for drug sales back in 2007 and in 2017 when he popped wheelies on a new york city street, he was again on a dirt bike. she said the artists has failed drug screenings while on probation and says in an unscheduled probation visit to his home, he tested positive for drugs and was in possession of fast flush. it's unclear if he used that to

mask his urine since this had been a current theme for his violations while on probation. and defense lawyers followed up saying that the judge should recuse herself saying that there is an fbi filing investigating her handling of this case. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. coming up at 5:30, with this setback, what are the next steps for the rapper's defense team? we'll take a closer look at that and get insight from our legal experts. in the meantime, two developing stories out of delaware. first, a death investigation underway at a wilmington motel. bureau reporter tim furlong is joining us live in wilmington with more on this story. what have you found out? >> reporter: this used to be the prince motel and now it's day one motel.

behind me, tow trucks are coming in to remove a couple of vehicles that were involved in whatever it is that is happening. police are not saying at this point what exactly this is other than it's a death investigation. they also tell me that there is no reason to believe that there's some other crime scene or reason to be concerned outside of this property here along governor prince boulevard. they've been focused on room 104 and they have been talking to people at the scene. one man is very teary-eyed and walked away and didn't want to talk to us or answer any questions. he came and went pretty quickly. detectives have been making notify asia notifications and they'll let us know more about what happened here. it went out over the police scanner and the emergency alert system as two people shot at this motel and so that is what we were initially going on. we're trying to learn more and police promise as soon as they get more confirmation, they'll give us more information. that story is live, tim furlong

being nbc 10 news. >> tim, we look to you for more information as we get it. also in delaware, high-rise rescue. firefighters put residence to safety after a fire. the apartment building on society drive went up in flames a couple of hours ago. right now first responders believe everyone got out okay. new information in the beating death of a 57-year-old homeless man in philadelphia. police say three teenagers are charg charged as adults in the murder. police say the teens tried to rob kevin cullen on loring street after beating him. witnesses told police they heard the suspects laughing after allegedly slamming cullen's head into a brick wall during that attack. when paramedics found him unconscious, his pockets were

urn u turned inside out. >> robbery has tragic consequences and this man died as a result of it and these three young men are going to go to jail for some time. >> no money was taken during the attack. all three teens attended lincoln high school. they are being held without bail. an attempted robbery at a pharmacist ended with a pharmacist firing his own gun. >> two men jumped the counter on thursday night in winslow township. one of them grabbed a woman and held the gun to her head and that's when the pharmacist grabbed his own gun and fired back. >> we live right up the road. it's a little concerning. >> both suspects managed to get away. the pharmacist's hand was grazed by a bullet but he should be okay. police are looking for a man who stole from a nonprofit. this is at people for people on

north broad. the man broke in last thursday through an outside trap door and went through drawers and stole a computer before leaving. turning now to the weather, your first alert forecast, conditions in allentown right now, temperatures in the 50s today. >> first alert meteorologist crystal klei is joining us now. >> the clouds have been spilling in through the afternoon even though it started with a fairly clear sky and fog this morning. now it's the clouds that we're looking at on a wider view you can see more clouds filling in overnight and broken showers ahead of this mainline with severe warnings in the midwest. the cold front brings us showers

tomorrow and early morning. look at our national temperatures. green and yellow just really mild conditions. it's covering our region as well. this is what we have to look forward to tomorrow. 60s in the forecast. but this is what we have to look forward to after tomorrow, wednesday and beyond. way colder air. 18 degrees in casper. let's look at locally where we are. 50 in philadelphia. 46 in dover and 49 in mt. holly. allentown down to 47. most of us in the low to mid-50s earlier today. milder conditions, warmer than average. that's going to be a thing of the past pretty soon. enjoy it while you can. this is the trend over the next 12 hours. we'll start mild and in the 40s tomorrow morning and then 60 for tomorrow afternoon. we'll talk about the rain and the timing in a few minutes. >> okay, crystal. remember, you can track the forecast for your neighborhood. download the nbc 10 app to get

realtime updates and it's free. president trump taking a stand and defending michael flynn. today the president's supporters and critics are arguing whether trump can be charged with obstruction of justice and it all stems from one tweet. >> reporter: president trump greeting supporters as he arrived in utah. but before he left, showing his own subpoena for michael flynn who was fired and has now pled guilty for lying to the fbi. >> i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. he's led a very strong life. >> reporter: mr. trump's team playing cleanup and the president's personal attorney saying he's the one who wrote that tweet calling it poorly woo worded. why does it matter? trump said he knew that he lied

to the fbi and asked comey to drop the investigation as comey testified and experts say that could be breaking the law. >> there is a credible case of obstruction of justice against donald trump. >> reporter: the president and his lawyering pointing to this assessment from harvard law professor allen dershowitz. >> the president is about the law, plain and simple. >> also, endorsing candidate roy moore saying that he pursued teenage girls decades ago while in his 30s. >> senator chris coons is weighing in the worst inç history. mr. trump took aim at the agency and the department of justice on twitter in the wake of mike

flynn's guilty plea. coons said, "attacks on the integrity of the fbi from the president are highly inappropriate under the law." drugs are being blamed for the sudden deaths of two students at temple university. james orlando was found dead yesterday morning. the philadelphia medical examiner's office says he died from drug intoxication, the same cause of death given for michael patas found unresponsive at his school's library. the medical examiner's office is not saying what drugs were found in their systems. there is a death investigation as police responded to a row home on the 1200 block of johns son street and found a 65-year-old man dead on his bedroom floor. he had been stabbed several times in the n. police are speaking with a woman

who knew the man in hopes of finding out what happened. to this now, a mattress mix-up. >> it wasn't the mattress that i ordered. >> a viewer was still billed after shipping the bed back to the company. the one question she should have asked before buying. that's all new at 5:00. a key voice in the republican's tax plan sets the record straight. what pat toomey said that benefits only some colleges. it's all pop-culture trivia, but it gets pretty intense.

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today a philadelphia judge shot down meek mill's bail request. a legal analyst is joining us now. thanks for being here. the judge goes into specifics and says that meek mill may have cheated on drug tests in the past. what do you make of this? >> superior court said that the judge needed to make a decision and to justify the reasons for that decision. what the judge did was write a seven-page opinion with many exhibits attached and talks about the various different reasons and all of the different things that took place since he's been on probation, going

back to the beginning. she talked about a warning, everything that occurred, stuff that incurred involving drug tests and things of that nature and what the judge did was carefully laid out all of the reasons to justify her reason for denying bail in this case. >> meek mill's lawyers will continue to fight for his release. what are his options at this point? >> at this point now, she has made a decision and they can now appeal to speier your superior . now a decision has been made and they still retain the appeal rights. they have to show there was an abuse of discretion. a judge in that case was very careful to list all of her reasons for why she did deny bail and it's going to be hard for superior court to say that it was an abuse of her discretion as a judge to deny bail in this particular case. >> we'll see where this goes from here. nbc 10 legal analyst, thanks for your insight.

and you can learn more online. check it out. it's all on the nbc 10 app. back to our first alert weather, you did not need your coats today. warmer weather out there to start the work week. this new building is 60 stories tall, the tallest building in philadelphia. that's going to be our home in the not too distant future. >> yes, it will. >> the sun was shining but later afternoon the clouds moved in. >> check out the view in cape may. beautiful sunset. meteorologist krystal klei is here. >> it's a beautiful shot. this is ahead of a cold front that we've been talking about for a week now.

we know it's coming but are we really ready for that kind of cold? no. you can see the streak in the cloud cover so look at the sprinkles of green and spotty rain showers that are going through parts of ohio and moving in our direction. you can see this line of yellows, reds, oranges. we will get a line of rain by tomorrow evening. now, there's the cold front and the coloration that you see on the map is the temperature trend. the deep blues and purples

indicate very cold air. we're going to have a very mild tuesday as well. temperatures are still going to be above average but that, yeah, is getting closer and closer. and by wednesday and thursday and friday, this keeps going. we have a cold blast right atop of us. let's talk tomorrow first. 62 in tacony. we have a chance of rain moving through. allentown, 57. 61 in vorhees and dover with a forecast high of 63 degrees. and certainly tomorrow morning, you'll want to get the umbrella because you'll see steady rain throughout our neighborhoods. let's go through the hour by

hour. overnight clouds increase. could you see isolated sprinkles? yes. in the afternoon, the rain moves in with the cold front itself. and it's really spread across the map here as we go into tomorrow night. this is a good bit of rain. and all the temperatures are way too warm for anything but rain. so no worries, no snow, anything like that. the rain continues to move out as we go into wednesday morning. by 6:00, 7:00 a.m., possibly lingering rain and most of us have the clouds and we start to clear out and, oh, boy, we start to cool things down. like i showed you a moment ago, tomorrow, 60 degrees in the afternoon. not a bad forecast. wednesday morning, lingering showers. still at 55 degrees. as the cold front passes and the air settles in, look at wednesday afternoon. this isn't typical.

our high hits in the morning and we talk low mid-40s wednesday afternoon and then that trend, it just keeps on falling. 60 goes to 55. falling temperatures through the day on wednesday and showers dry out. 44 for a high and focus on the lows. in the 20s is where they stay. on top of that, friday evening flurries lasting into saturday. it's possible on sunday. we could see flurries and then next week again a shot at snow showers. the short list is out for "time" magazine person of the year. >> and these are not individuals. they are groups. a look at some of the finalists ahead. and investigators just released this shid ohio of a shooting. ahead at 5:00, where police eventually handcuffed the suspect.

i want to tell you about some students recovering after a van crashed into their school bus in delaware county. the crash happened around 7:30 this morning on west second street in chester. police say the driver of the van was trying to change lanes when it collided with the bus. seven students and the van driver were taken to the hospital. new at 5:00, a judge denied

to reduce charges after a radio host was killed back in 2012. james kaufman was arrested at his office. he brandished a gun when agents showed up with a warrant. prosecutors say the search warrants were issued as a probe into suspected criminal activity not in connection with his wife's death. new at 5:00, video of a shotting shooting at a hospital in bakersfield. you can see the gunman standing outside of the locked glass door. he fired shots into the glass and entered through the emergency room and patients and staff went running. suspect was eventually shot by police in the parking lot. he was then treated at the same hospital. fortunately, no one else was hurt. "time" magazine is giving us a preview of its candidates for its person of the year. the names were revealed this morning on the "today" show. the short list includes colin kaepernick for sparking protests

against racism and police butte talt. the me, too, movement shined light on sexual assault. that took social media by storm following multiple allegations against movie mogul harvey weinstein. donald trump is on the list for candidates. he was the 2016 person of the year. medical records dumped. >> all new at 5:00, where a dozen -- dozens of medical files were found with social security numbers and including records such as hiv and cancer. and the tax plan has senator pat toomey on the hot seat. he talks tax reforms and explains why he wanted the change. and coming up, all new at 6:00, cracking cold cases using your facebook feed. the new move by police to jog your memory and help get justice for families waiting for answers for too long.

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krystal? >> quite a few changes are coming and it will really make it feel like we are in december. we're tracking rain that's going to move in starting tomorrow. it will last through early wednesday morning. but i think what's even more important is what happens after that rain. much colder conditions. temperatures are going to fall starting from wednesday morning to wednesday afternoon. you'll have a notable difference in how much cooler it gets because the cold air behind the front will filter in and it sticks. so the next chance of precipitation over the weekend could also mean some first flakes across the region because temperatures will be so much koeldser. radar and satellite, clouds fill the area. sprinkles are ahead of the mainline of showers and storms still well to our west. it's all moving our way. by tomorrow, especially in the afternoon and evening, we're certainly going to have a nice, steady flow of rain moving across the area. temperatures currently, starting to fall a bit. many of us in the mid-upper 40s

and 50s in philadelphia. 47 in allentown and dover at 46 degrees. let's talk about these temperatures as we go throughout the next several hours. we go to about 10:00 tonight and low 40s north. mid-40s as we go farther south and clouds still in place. now we're to tuesday morning. 7:30 a.m. here and you can see the sprinkles of green on the board. they are going to be isolated light showers that start ahead as we crash on wednesday. we talk about that coming up. >> all right, krystal. let's find out when that rain moves through your neighborhood. you can have updates on your first alert forecast. republican senators are back at work on the tax bill passed last week. >> lauren mayk spoke with pat toomey. you asked him about the controversial item that almost

made it in the bill. >> reporter: it could have benefited the college alumni as well as the education secretary. i asked him about that as he heads back for work on the next phase as taxpayers try to sort out what it means for them. >> it doesn't look like folks in my income bracket will get the break. >> reporter: hope for things like increased standard deduction. >> it would help us in our case. >> reporter: senator pat toomey played a key role in getting the senate bill passed. and in philadelphia, he pitched the benefit to taxpayers and businesses that have seen a rate cut. >> it's a glaring outlier that makes the u.s. much less competitive. we want to win and do business

that we are losing out on today. >> reporter: it's the first time that we're hearing from him since the early-morning passage of the senate bill. nar toomey proposed an amendment criticized for how it could have benefited a small michigan college. why did you want to add that and would it have benefited pennsylvania residents? >> yeah. so this provision was wildly mischaracterized. i'm glad you brought it up. >> reporter: toomey said if they didn't take federal funding for student aid and among the schools that chose to do that. >> i believe colleges that chose to forego this money ought not to be hit with this tax. >> reporter: that amendment failed but toomey says he will revisit it. for now, he's heading back to washington for the next step in getting the tax plan to the president's desk. the house and senate have come

up with a plan that both chambers can agree on and as for that college endowment plan, he spoke to people both in and out of the state about it. a spokesman later told me that betsy devos was not among them. jim? >> lauren, thank you. new jersey's long attempt to open up sports betting could pay off today. during arguments in front of the supreme court, several justices have said that they would be in favor of dispelling of the law that would ban it. all major professional sports leagues in the u.s. are against changes to the law but courts expected to rule in june. if you're thinking about giving the gift of a lottery ticket, officials want to remind you to use good judgment. it should not be given to children. it's not against the law to gift them but lottery officials say research suggests it is not always a good idea. now here's a look at other stories making headlines county-by-county across our

region. in camden county, a man is charged after a shootout with a metro police officer. sir lawrence shirah is charged with unlawful use of a weapon around 4:00 yesterday morning. police found ross and expired gunfire. no officers were injured. in north hampton county, medical records were found in a recycling center. it had social security information and medical history information like hiv and cancer. the discovery was made over the summer. a spokesperson tells nbc 10 that the files have since then been properly discarded. two people in allentown are charged in a forgery ring that is said to have span five counties. they used $20 counterfeit bills

to purchase debit cards across the area. in lehigh valley, a man is recovering from a hunting accident. the 30-year-old was deer hunting on saturday when a bullet fired by another hunter ricocheted and hit him in the face. the hunter should be okay and no one is facing any charges. this next story is a good reminder for you to read the fine lines before you buy. the one thing that made it difficult for her to get her money back. what you need to know so it doesn't happen to you. and watch out, where this deer was caught roaming around in our area. nbc 10 pays it forward with a holiday classic. >> a camden county high school

play is about much more than entertaining the audience. tomorrow at 4:00 a.m., see how the student actors behind "it's a wonderful life" are rallying an entire community to help those less fortunate.

oh, deer. this guy got stuck inside a grocery store in pittsburgh. >> you can see the video of the deer going up and down the

aisles yesterday. just strolling through, minding his own business. >> getting fresh eggs or something. >> something. a new jersey man stole a package off of a neighbor's front doorstep. he took the home off of harwood road. a tip from another resident led them to the alleged thief. today, pennsylvania lieutenant governor was in the northeast today and you might recognize fitzgerald for her role on "the west wing." she started working with veterans after working on the documentary "halfway home" produced by martin sheen. she will educate veterans who volunteer to serve as mentors

for veterans making their way through veterans treatment courts. pre-k will be available to families. >> they will add an early childhood program on the site overlooking washington square. germantown friends is believed to be the first school in the area to add a pre-k program in center city. and it's the children's health insurance program and it was adopted to help low-income families to supplement to help insurance and could put 100,000 p.a. children in jeopardy. a new children's dental center opened this morning in the penrose shoming center. it focuses on the prevention of dental disease and promotes positive personal health behaviors among kids. to the eagles now. they are moving on after their

first loss in weeks. >> it's been a long time since we've talked about an eagles loss but the birds are not coming home. they are staying out west. doug spepederson explains this not the time to panic. not yet. we have clouds right now but rain is starting to head our direction. we'll track that for you hour by hour and then talk about what is after the rain. the cold. plus, mega merger. a giant pharmacy wants to take over an insurance company. we're finding out for what it means about how you go to the doctor and how much you pay. that's coming up at 6:00. she never let anything slow her down.

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they fell to the seahawks 24-10 last night. eagles don't get to come home and regroup. no. they are staying out west. marshal harris is joining us. we knew this was going to be a tough test. carson wentz said we're going to be okay and move on it. >> i think he said that six or seven times last night after the game. doug pederson wraps his day after remarks from los angeles. the eagles are practicing all week out west in preparation for the rams. the eagles walked off the field last night after their nine-game winning streak was snapped. they are now 10-2. if the season finished today, they would be the two-seed behind the vikings. now is not the time to hit the panic button, they say. >> i'm not a big believer in just changing things to change. i feel like you've got to continue with the same structure

but the think the messaging can change, how i've addressed the football team and sort of bring to light the affect that, listen, we're 10-2, still a good football team. everything is in our control and that's the beauty of this whole thing. everything is right in front of us and we need to embrace that and understand that. >> a very confident doug pederson. the rams are 9-3. the next time they win or the cowboys lose, they lock up the division. mall c malcolm jenkins will be here next. >> they were all saying that they were feeling sick to their stomachs. the coach was saying that late last night after that loss. >> malcolm talked about blood being in his mouth. >> we'll see you again soon, marshall, thanks. we'll turn now toç your fit alert forecast. mild conditions continue for another day as we check out the

promenade at cape may and here's the view at center street at 30th street station. tens of thousands of people will be passing through this area during the holiday season. >> first alert meteorologist krystal klei is back. >> you need to have the umbrella and rain boots. you need the weather gear out because we have a little bit of everything in this forecast and the cold is going to be the most notable. we need a catalyst to bring these changes and it's right about here. that's the cold front moving in our direction and it's right now triggering severe weather warnings over parts of the midwest. they continue to move in our direction as we go through tonight and into tomorrow. by tomorrow, we don't expect

severe weather in our neck of the woods but we get rain. rain is possible, too. currently, we have the gray overlay that you see and ahead are sprinkles. that could also be spotty showers. one of the biggest things is going to be what happens a ever the rain. that's what is currently happening. look at this difference. we're in the 50s. and then boom, 18 degrees right now. that's the cold air that is moving our way and so first tomorrow we have the 60s and then wednesday you'll feel the effects. the blue is showing us temperatures that are causing the cold front itself. by wednesday, it's on the approach over us. we'll start to see the temperatures tumble and then

here we go as we move into thursday. this is what you can expect. we have a big change in our weather pattern. the rain is first, falling temperatures on wednesday and then throughout the rest of our ten day, much colder conditions both at night and in the afternoon. lows will be in the 20s. possibly teens for some of us. and we're looking at weekend snow possible as well. we'll go through the hour by hour. you can note the difference. it's a big one. we've been spoiled, honestly, for a while. we're starting with tomorrow morning and you can see isolated showers. temperatures in the upper 40s and a mild morning, you won't need a big jacket tomorrow. mid- and upper 50s by 2:30 in the afternoon. you can see the steadier rain with the cold front moving in. that's going to spread across the map as we go into tomorrow night. this is 9:00. also notice, look at those temperatures. it's not falling at all.

you have this really strong south flow and it's pumping in warm air and it's going to keep up the mild conditions as the rain comes down. and then the rain starts to thin overnight into wednesday morning. watch these temperatures change. from 3:po 30 in the morning, lo at that, it's 8:00 a.m. this is typically when you'd see your low temperature of the day but really we are looking at numbers that may keep falling as we go through the morning hours. we're drying out and staying in the low to mid-40s at best the rest of the day and these numbers are better than the days to come. this is going to be a very big pattern change for us. on top of that, the winds will be an issue. so tuesday, as we get into the afternoon hours, about 25-per-mile-hour gusts. that's going to make it windy rain that we deal with. as we go into wednesday, now we have 25 to 35-mile-per-hour

gusts. you can see the bottom of the screen the cold conditions that keep ongoing. we're talking 20s overnight and some highs in the 30s through the weekend. >> a battle over a bed. the reason a viewer got billed even after she returned the mattress. >> what you need to read in the fine print. all new at 5:00. plus, trooper triumph. nearly killed in a shooting and he now has reason to celebrate tonight. that's coming up at 6:00. michael: i'm thankful that

i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

welcome back. lester holt is joining us. >> he has a look at "nbc nightly news." hi, lester. >> tonight, the presidential tweet raising new questions about what he knew when he fired michael flynn and does it put the president in legal jeopardy? more on that. also, new hope for couples following a cuut ter uterus tra >> see you at 6:30. thanks, lester. now to a battle with a billing company. >> it's all over a bed that a viewer returned and bills that just kept oncomin coming.

>> listen, folks, this woman tells us no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't get the help she needed. >> i take the next one and i go ahead and bring it through here. >> reporter: night after night, janine takes pillows from her couch and places them on her box spring to make a bed. back in april she got rid of her old mattress. so she purchased a new mattress from mattress firm. she put down $300 and financed the balance. when the company delivered the mattress, there was a problem. >> it wasn't the mattress she ordered. >> reporter: it didn't fit her bed and didn't feel the way it did in the store. >> i said this is not right. i don't like this mattress. >> reporter: mattress firm took it away and refunded her $300 that same day. >> what happened after that? >> then i started getting billed. >> reporter: although the

company reimbursed her her $300, the accounting department billed her for finance charges and delivery fees. >> i said this is not right. everything should be closed. >> reporter: warren called the company but for five months the bills kept coming. in fact, the bills were $170 were sent to a collection agency. >> i thought maybe channel 10 would help me out with this. >> reporter: we contacted mattress firm. they said, "we were swift to reach out to miss warren upon being contacted by nbc 10 to provide her with assistance. it paid the $170 bill to the collection agency." >> i'm so grateful for you guys. >> reporter: warren says she's still shopping to find that perfect mattress so hopefully she can get a good night's sleep soon. just imagine, here's the thing. you take it and send it back right away and you're not supposed to get those charges. if you take delivery, you'll be

charged deliveries and restocking charges. >> in the fine print, perhaps? >> in the fine print it will tell you, listen, if you take possession of it, you're going to end up paying restocking fees sometimes or at least delivery fees but in this case, she never took delivery. >> i hope she gets a new mat stre tres. >> exactly. you got her her money back. >> indeed. let's take a look at our recovery counter. we're at $839,503, money we've gotten back for you, our viewers. >> head to nbc10.com. give us a call and we'll respond to you. nbc 10 news is next. >> threatening behavior targeting women and how the governor is fighting it now. a judge fights back against rapper meek mills. how the judge questioned how much time he spends with his

son. and all new at 6:00, social media justice. local police with a new facebook strategy to start cracking cold cases. and rain is on the way. i'll let you know when it arrives in your neighborhood. plus, a huge cool down behind it. no, let's make that a cold blast. we'll cover all of that straight ahead.

right now at 6:00, judge versus rapper. the judge fights to keep him behind bars. mega medicine merger. the health care shakeup that could change your prescription pickups. cracking cold cases one scroll at a time. a major victory for president trump over his travel ban. tonight, the supreme court has ruled the president can fully enforce his ban to keep people from several muslim -- mostly muslim-majority countries from traveling to the united states. >> the court actions restrict people from chad, yemen, libya, syria, iran and somalia and venezuela and north korea. tell us what this really means,

lauren. >> the ban can go into effect even while challenges continue to be heard in lower federal courts. restrictions can now be placed on citizens from those eight nations, six of which are majority muslims. two federal judges blocked the latest version of the ban in october but those rulings are now set aside. now, you may remember, there had been different versions of this ban. this is the third attempt by the trump administration. it was rewritten after furious protests and legal challenges broke out over previous versions during the early months of 2017. this version of the ban allows travel restrictions on citizens from those eight targeted countries, even if they do have personal relationships with someone in america. live in the breaking news center, lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. our coverage of this breaking news on the travel ban continues on "nbc nightly news" with lester holt at 6:30 right after this