kimberly: the president says his executive order's are working out nicely, but hundreds of protesters at airports around the nation have a different opinion. wave of the tidal support and a small victory for those impacted by the executive order. plus, we are bracing for the cold to return to winter temperatures and a couple chances of snow. the news starts now. news at 11:00 am on your side. kimberly: thank you for joining us. i'm kimberly suiters. a federal judge has issued an emergency stay on part of president trump's executive order banning refugees and limiting immigration. the rule

entering the u.s. since the rule went into effect front, the decision amid growing protests about the hundreds of people detained at airports around the country. the ruling is temporary and it's unclear when those detained will be set free. no official reaction from the white house, but earlier today the president defended the order. >> we are totally prepared to work it out very nicely. >> i want to know what families are here. i want to know what families are impacted by this decision. and we want answers to questions. i want to know who is being detained. kimberly: the executive order bands all refugees from the u.s. for 120 days and syrian refugees indefinitely. it also keeps anyone from seven majority muslim countries from coming to the u.s. for 90 days. governor mcauliffe has ordered his attorney general to look at all legal avenues to help people impacted by the order.

and the attorney general and crowds of protesters rushed to dulles international airport after learning people were detained there. cheryl conner spent most of the day there with very personal stories about the president's order and its impact. travelers at dulles international airport are getting an unexpected welcome home. lookedrolling suitcases at signs showing support for refugees of all nationalities. >> i have a friend who cannot have her family come to weddings now. cheryl: a woman from iran says she is a legal resident here with a green card, but she was detained for questioning. >> --

baggage claim area saturday night as border patrol agents dealt with the changes from donald trump's executive order affecting people from seven majority muslim countries including iraq and syria. here and shetudent just went to europe with a couple friends and is coming back. cheryl: civil rights attorneys gathered to help legal residence. properame with representation documents and were not allowed to see them. cheryl: throughout the night, people were questioned. >> i'm just here to see a mother. cheryl: voices louder than a jet engine fill the airport all night. to show you the energy here at dulles international airport has not died down since we first joined you at 4:30.

mcauliffe's news conference was called. also, we want to take you to video, a photojournalist who got whoing video of a mother was finally reunited with her five-year-old son about 4 p.m. when we first met her. she is from iran, her son had been traveling with another family member. we saw her pleading with the governor to try to get him some help. he was detained for a number of hours. once she finally got him back, she did not want to talk, but we certainly know that he is now in good hands. she was waiting anxiously through the night. also, supporters have not been given access to talk to those who have been held and detained, but this just in -- the federal court in alexandria has issued an order granting the right to access, sing attorney should be able to get

people who are being held. peoplehearing about 40 at least are still being held here at the airport. certainly a situation that will go on through the night. live at dulles international airport, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: i've never seen anything like that at an airport, cheryl, thanks. said hisprime minister country will accept refugees turned away by the u.s. out the tweets saying, "welcome to canada." one message said that canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. diversity is our strength. featured a photo of trudeau will coming a little girl from syria. other nations are threatening to take legal actions against the president's order. anna-lysa gayle continues our team coverage with a syrian citizen who is hoping for clarity. anna-lysa:

islamic relations is threatening a fight in court following president trump's latest executive actions. this person is the national executive of the victims organization. they do not believe barring citizens from seven muslim countries will make america safe again. >> monday, we will challenge on alsocutive order moral grounds. anna-lysa: one of the countries on the list is syria, a country deeply affected by civil war. we talkedne syrian with said he is worried about his loved ones. >> the questions we are talking about quite literally are life altering. anna-lysa: the 31-year-old living in d.c. is concerned about his brother, also from syria. >>

my mom has not been able to sleep because she is so concerned. anna-lysa: he is also worried about his parents, both being vetted to see if they can stay in the united states beyond the temporary stay they were granted. for syrian citizens especially, we cannot go back to syria. our homes back and syria are destroyed. anna-lysa: house speaker paul ryan said friday, "our number one responsibility is to protect the homeland." anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. interestingis is an development -- a free place to stay offered from airbnb. ceo said his company is providing free housing for refugees and anyone not allowed in the u.s. and to contact him if there is an urgent need for housing. the immigration crackdown could mean issues with the upcoming academy awards. an oscar-winning d

cast, and crew cannot attend because they are from iran, one of the countries that his band from entry to the u.s. for a time. the academy calls recent development extremely troubling. his film was nominated for best foreign language film. weather, gears to the after a very mild start to the weekend, the chilly temperatures and snow chances are coming. let's get a first look at the forecast with meteorologist josh knight. josh: for a lot of us, it is still a clear night, the temperatures tumbling. a great shot of the capital, but that means we are closer to freezing. the temperatures around the metro, d.c., reagan national, still 38 degrees. not too far outside of town, 30's potomac, 30 herndon, 28 centreville. the other thing we watch as the cloud cover builds

point out along with the cloud cover, we may see some flurries closer to winchester, but that is one of the only areas. chance of snow to show up is more so tomorrow night. sunday night into monday morning. most of sunday is quiet, mid 30 7 a.m., mid 40's the high. the warmer numbers will do a lot to stop us from really accumulating too much snow. i will show you where we expect the most and run through the futurecast in just a few minutes. kimberly: we will see you then. fairfaxlopment from county where police say three people found dead at a home in mclean with victims of a double murder suicide. the police a 52-year-old hong chen shot and killed his wife, ou, and-old shirley zh their 16-year-old son, james chen. classmates say he had such a bright young future. >>

guard and marching band and an outstanding student. >> it's really hard to comprehend that something so terrible happened to someone so wonderful. chenrly: they said finished fifth at a science tournament last week at yale university. the couple also has a daughter, but she was away at college at the time of the murder. the motive is still not known. tonight, a car into a house in rockville. this is the scene a little after 9 p.m. ems tookcials say that the driver to the hospital with injuries that were not serious. kind of amazing considering the damage. right now, a live look at protesters still gathered at dulles international airport. let's take a look now, in virginia, the crowd built steadily through the night and even remained after the federa

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right now, protests at airports around the country in response to president trump's executive order banning refugees and limiting some immigration. dozens of people were detained at airports when they landed or blocked from flying at all. a judge issued a temporary stay on part of that executive order, allowing visa holders lending in the u.s. -- landing in the u.s. to stay here. nominated actor john hers has died at the age of 77. he was battling pancreatic cancer. he earned oscar nominations for his role as a heroin addict in " ." canadian express." -- "canadian express." marylandst annual state police polar bear plunge, the organizationel

all for special olympics. we will get word on the total number of participants and whether it broke a guinness record later in the week. you can run for office tomorrow. the washington nationals are holding their annual racing presidents audition. scott abraham gave it a shot last year for stop candidates look too big the nashville the big shoes, know how to perform a freestyle dance, run a 40 yard fieldn two races, center to first base, all while wearing the presidents costumes and those massive heads. josh: a little top-heavy. kimberly: they will also be quizzed by the entertainment staff. good luck to them. i met some of them afterwards, such the people and they have fun. josh: you have to be able to put on a show. you are

, but you really perform. a lot of fun. what is the weather show? ish: i think the big issue we are expecting snow sunday night into monday. it will not be much, so don't be caught off guard we get into monday morning. right now, reagan national still 38. keep in mind a lot of places are looking at temperatures a little closer to freezing. the big picture, tonight we see flores close to winchester -- we close toflurries winchester and the mason-dixon line, but most of us will not see much. andd cover builds back in sticks around most of the day tomorrow. the prime time for snow showers will be sunday night. futurecast, tomorrow morning, 7:30 still quiet, the clouds build back. by the time we get to about 3:00, 4:00, snow showers closer to luray,

for d.c. i think we will hold off after 7:00 for anything to move in. all we will see is a dusting, not much more than that. that will be more so overnight, after 10 p.m. keep in mind, the temperatures tomorrow in the mid 40's. ground a relatively warm for the snow to move in, so a lot of the snowflakes will be wasted, not really piling up. what we will find is by monday fewing, there will be a slick spots, but it on expect a whole lot more. through the day monday, a few flurries and sprinkles working their way across, but that's about it. the sunday start, a few late afternoon snow showers, especially the further wes that you live. sunday night is the most likely timeframe for the snow to move through. could see a dusting, that's about it. monday, just

snow and rain showers, but not amounting to much more. tonight is relatively quiet, upper 20's, mid 30's. once again, if you flurries further to the north. tomorrow, 45 degrees. clouds build through the day and the chance of snow moves up as we go through the day. the high temperature tomorrow, 45 d.c., 44 andrews, almost 50 fredericksburg. a lot of places, it will be mild and tough for the snow to accumulate. might see, issues we but not a problem sunday afternoon. sunday night into the monday morning rush, could have slick spots. monday afternoon everything should just the wet. 45 tomorrow, 39 monday. the middle of the week we start to warm up, close to 50 tuesday. the next system we have to watch closely is next weekend into early next monday. a dry

this system sunday night, but another to watch next weekend. kimberly: just a dusting. josh: just enough to mess things up. kimberly: aw, to look pretty! you have a brother. robert: yes, do. kimberly: when you played basketball, did you hug afterward? even think i don't we loved each other in real life. serena and venus williams love each other. and the hoyas go to war with butler.

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a minute to go in the game, the hoyas up two. at the buzzer, it's good. originally ruled no basket, but it counted, giving georgetown the five-point lead and they upset butler, 85-81. maryland on the road, facing minnesota. steal, cowan with the drives in, that tied the score. mark turgeon is happy. two minutes left, tied at 76-76. herder inle to kevin the corner, string music. terps win 85-78. gw-st. louis, the colonials down by two. a nice spin move, gets the bucket from nba range. two minutes left, still tied at 53-53.

63-55.s, side, women's third-ranked maryland continues to dominate. so far.onference one last practice today before the terps host iowa. last time facing the hawkeyes, it was not a cakewalk. >> they will be a team that will compete really hard for 40 minutes. we were disappointed when we play them the first time. we gave up a lot in the second quarter. for us, just like we did in the halftime with illinois, we want to play a 40 minute, and that's a dominant 40 minutes. sibling rivalry never stops with the williams sisters, venus and serena battling it out at the aussie open. venus had

once that wore off, she took control of the match. serena wins the first set. second set, the same. matchpoint, serena makes her way to the net. venus gives the backhand, goes wide. serena beats her big sister, her 23rd grand slam title, the most in the open era. the nhl skills competition, alex ovechkin and braden holtby participating. alex ovechkin participated in the fastest slap shot competition. first attempt misses the net. strike one, but his second attempt, 97.8 miles per hour. that is pretty good. not good enough. shane weber of the canadiens wins with a shot of 108.

and the warriors beat the clippers. steph curry had 45 points. you get hit by a puck going 100 miles per hour -- robert:

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