in the legalause battle, the fight against the travel ban temporarily on hold. as long as it takes to make sure that we have solved the problem. bedbugs at school. this elementary school is cleaning up, moving kids to a different school. some parents are rejecting the solution. and it is a super bowl for the eight just. adding to theck legendary status of the new england patriots and tom brady. the new starts now. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. kimberly: good evening. what happens tomorrow could decide whether the president's immigration order ene

ds up at the u.s. supreme court. a have until for young to file the paperwork. the justice department has until 6 p.m. to respond. amy aubert has been following the developments all day. a lot of back-and-forth today and this weekend. after the temporary restraining order block president trump's executive action was placed friday, a window of opportunity for the seven countries and travelers blocking the orer, but how long the window remains open is still unknown. emotions were running high. >> i was in the air, donald rder, and i the o was blocked from the country. amy: banned from entering the country. >> i thought i lost everything, my home, my job, my family in texas. amy: she made it through to dulles

the restraining order was issued. >> like everything you have gone through. judgerump sing that the opened the country to potential terrorists. "bad people are very happy." sunday, the appeals court denied a request from the justice department to get the ban immediately reinstated. the vice president said they will continue to challenge the judge's order. order went into effect that suspends immigration from seven countries that have been compromised by terrorism and that do not have internal systems we can be certain people who are applying from those countries are who they say they are. are who they say they are. it was legal and appropriate. amy: tomorrow, both sides will file responses before the court hands down it's decision. kimberly

students and faculty do not have classes tomorrow and tuesday because of a problem with bedbugs and rats in their schools. when they go to class, it will be at a temporary school. anna-lysa gayle spoke with parents who are unhappy to bedbugs and rats, students have to stay away from savoy elementary school until further notice. batchelor is a member of the board of education, one of several leaders who stepped in to rectify the problem. >> some parents say they have known about the rodent issue since early fall, october, november, about the bedbugs since late december. >> you're going to school to learn and you are getting ate up? her nine-year-old attends the school. she says she is uncomfortable with the temporary school they selected. >> we ha

half-mile. another school, at the bottom of good hope road. anna-lysa: the school said dcps will provide transportation to and from the temporary location. we estimated that would take a school bus roughly 10 minutes with light traffic to get from hope.elementary to furby >> that's not happening. anna-lysa: what are you going to do? >> tomorrow morning, i'm going to the elementary, see if they have enough room, and get him back into school. not-lysa: they could provide a timeline for when the students will be able to return to savoy elementary. >> as long as it takes to as long as it takes to completely battle this problem. anna-lysa: although the school will be closed, students can still receive free meals monday and tuesday on sumner road at

anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: a warm today for february and it will be wet later in the week. let's get to the first forecast with josh knight. josh: with the clear skies through the evening, the temperatures dropping quickly. we stay clear into monday as well. starting off with a nice shot of the satellite and radar, cloud cover for the north into pennsylvania. tomorrow morning, the temperatures anywhere from the low 30's, near freezing in the 38 at the. mid 30's, bus stop early in the morning. recess, mid 40's. on the way home, mostly sunny and mid-50's. comfortable tomorrow afternoon. later in the week, we warm up, andit will also get windy will be tracking rain, into the 60's. more of the timing of the rain so that you can enjoy the mild temperatures coming up in about 10 minutes. kimberly:

breath? an epic comeback staged by the new england patriots ford overtime win, a first, right? robert: first in super bowl history. kimberly: and tommy terrific does not even say it. robert: they are calling him the best quarterback of all time. that is live, downtown boston. don't think anybody saw this going into overtime. falcons dominated from the get go. but then things changed, and that was the tom brady effect. , cametriots trailed 28-3 all the way back to force overtime. james white ends it with a two yard touchdown run. an amazing comeback for the patriots, winning their fifth super bowl, 34-28. the embrace by bill belichick and tom brady. thanks to everybody here, and will be a great celebration tonight. as y

fans back in boston, new england, we love you. they've been with us all year for stop we are bringing this sucker home. robert: we talk a lot more about this coming up and sports. kimberly: thanks, robert. less than a week after getting out of the hospital, former president george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara, gave the ceremonial coin toss at the super bowl. the falcons won the coin toss. vice president mike pence also attended. president trump attended a super bowl viewing party at his resort tonight in florida for joining him the first lady and his chief of staff, reince priebus. tweeted whatrump an amazing comeback and win by the patriots. right now, and outage for comcast customers in the area. the outages grew steadily through the night. we have reached out to comcast for answers but have

received a reply. and good news for dominion power, they got power back on in arlington's balston area around 11:00 tonight. they say that a crossbar on a key telephone pole broke, knocking out power to about 3000 people. we do not yet know why that broke. a community comes together to say goodbye to six children lost in a devastating baltimore townhouse fire -- the more fire. katey malone, a longtime aide to elijah cummings, and three children escape the flames, but six of her children lost their lives. a viewing was held at a funeral home in catonsville today. on display, photographs, and possessions belonging to the children. the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

fall down and i shoot. coming up, -- ice chute. coming up, how one of the survivors got help. promisesew white house a quick repeal of obamacare, but why the president says that it could be 2018 before that happens. super bowl 51! gaga, luke bryan, and more. the musical entertainment did not disappoint. b

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my giant. stately: virginia employees could soon receive their biggest raise in nearly a decade. republicans in the general assembly are calling for a 3% raise for state workers and more than that for law enforcement and frontline mental health workers. the proposals include more money for public education, but do not mandate part of it go to teachers. in

governor terry mcauliffe said virginia faces a shortage of qualified educators and the ones we have make more than $7,000 less than the national average. ing and recruiting the best teachers is essential. the president says people will have to see quite a bit longer for replacement for the affordable care act. he said it could be next year before his proposal is rolled out. haves to repeal the aca slowed in congress, with some republicans calling for changes instead of outright repeals. more than 9 million americans recently signed up for health insurance. you look at the registration, you have dead people, you have this come it's really a bad situation. really bad. kimberly: the president

voter foraud cost of the popular vote, despite any evidence. details of a plan to investigate have not been released. president trump has fewer cabinet members confirmed at this point than any other president since eisenhower. the secretaries of state, defense, homeland security, and transportation. two republicans have broken ranks and will vote against education secretary nominee betsy devos. her nomination will fail if a third republican follow suit. otherwise the vice president would break a 50-50 tie. new developments in the murder of a new york city jogger. prosecutors charged a man with the second-degree murder. investigators say dna found under the victim's

matched a cheek swab. he also reportedly confessed. she was strangled while jogging in august. four are died and recovering after falling down an ice chute in california san gabriel mountains. who did not fall contacted the search and rescue team training in the area. while the extent of the injuries are not yet known, we know that one suffered a broken back. they put their heads together, literally, and took off. the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry participated in a relay race in support of the heads together charity. the three royals were joined by about 150 runners training for the london marathon.

harry lefykaryn in the dust. they are aiming to promote well-being among young people. thought they would run with their heads side by side, but that would not look good. gosh, what a beautiful day today. josh: we had a lot of sunshine late in the day. a lot of what today look like is what monday will look like as well. tuesday, you'll need the umbrella and rain gear. so the also be windy, umbrella will have trouble. through the night we drop to about 36 tomorrow morning d.c., 37 annapolis, right at freezing manassas, but not too cold. still, like february. in the afternoon, more springlike as we get into the 50's. clear skies. as we zoom outcome a lot of clear air, sticking around tomorrow, translatinto

morning, there is really not a whole lot going on. mostly sunny skies through the day. that is how we get up to about 55 degrees. 1 a.m. tuesdayt, morning, a few showers start to move in. we stay cloudy and breezy, and there is a good chance of rain through the day tuesday, especially early in the morning. a.m. s right around 8 getting to the bus stop in getting to work is when we are dealing with the rain. again, that's tuesday, so have the umbrella handy. lunchtime, and a lot of the afternoon wednesday, we get a break, and temperatures are working their way into the 60's. all of the streamlines of air coming out of the south and southwest is the warm air moving in. even though there is rain in the morning, we warm up quite a bit. wednesday, it will be a windy mild, thetill temperatures in the mid-, upper 60's.

southerly breeze through the day, turning more out of the west. this is wednesday evening. that isom the 60's, and snow in pennsylvania and west virginia and western maryland overnight wednesday into thursday morning. that wave of energy moves across the area. as the colder temperatures come in, we could see snow showers. it will not amount to anything because we will be so warm tuesday and wednesday, so we make at some flakes that come down and melt. download the stormwatch 7 weather app and you can follow that. mostly sunny, great day tomorrow. i think it might be one of the nicer days because it is not windy or rainy. tuesday morning, the rain moving through. the temperatures not too bad, mid 40's for the early commute, near 50 later. the extended outlook, 80% chance of rain tuesday. pretty close to trading that

fast-changing that over to about 100%. wednesday, high of 66. wednesday night, late, a chance of another round of rain and a few wet snowflakes. cooler thursday and friday. next weekend, back into the 50's with a slim chance of rain sunday. kimberly: crazy warm, springlike temperatures. we reported on this, coach bill belichick -- robert: he wore the blue, and look what happened. even look at the score. the first overtime in super bowl history. don't think anybody was expecting that when they looked at the score early, but tommy terrific came through.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. one of the best comebacks in super bowl history. at oneriots down 28-3 point and somehow come back and win the super bowl. james white is in for the score. the two-point conversion was good. tom brady brings the pats all the way back. game goes into overtime. james white ends it with the touchdown run. an amazing comeback for the patriots, winning their fit super bowl, 34-28.

of the all-time great sports duos. if any one of those had been different, the outcome would be different. i'm so proud of our guys, our coaches, our team. it's unbelievable what these guys a contest all season, and i'm just proud to be part of this great program. robert: cap to the kings. a special moment for alex ovechkin, being honored for his 1000 goal. presented with the golden stick. his family was on hand. early in the first, brett connolly steals the puck, 1-0 cap's. in the second, the kings turn it over again. connelly all alone in front. the caps get the shutout, 5-0. and remember that abc 7 "sports sunday" is coming your way. kamont jordan -- lamont

jordan breaks down the super bowl with us. kimberly: that will be fun.

kimberly: the super bowl is as much about the football as the entertainment. lady gaga performed at halftime, but ryan handle the national -- luke

anthem. ♪ kimberly: lady gaga crushed the halftime show, performing a medley of her biggest hits. the show started on the roof of nrg stadium and she jumped down and swung on stage. her performance is getting rave reviews. ♪ >> ♪ america america ♪ cool, from they cast of the broadway megahit

beautiful." >> ♪ what so proudly we hailed gleamingilight's last ♪ kimberly: country music star luke bryan handle the national anthem duties. his rendition clocked in at two minutes, four seconds. , so likelygeorgia cheering for the falcons. and this is a live picture from boston.

kimberly: forget skis, tos, thiss, and inner is the -- and inner tubes, these are the