now with what officials are telling the public. >> reporter: yeah, they're saying that it's unlikely that ali would attack any humans, that she's probably more scared of you than you are of her, but the search is on. most likely she is in the woods here at rock creek park surrounding the zoo. the zoo does a head count of every animal several times throughout the day. they started this morning. she was there for breakfast. but when they came back about 10:30, she was gone. they have been looking for her, but there isn't a hard target search for her because they feel that would actually scare her further away. they've been putting out some bait food hoping that she'll just come back on her own. of course, bobcats are indigenous to this area. they say she is likely, because she's a predator she could want to go after small birds or small animals. but ur

probably pretty safe. >> there is an area -- they're held in by mesh. what we discovered is that an area of the mesh, one of the kind of ropes that hold it together was i think severed but it didn't look like a deliberate act. one of the ropes had broken which left an opening of about four by four or six by six. we believe that's the area that she got out. >> reporter: again, if you see ali up in the northwest area, rock creek, do not approach her. call 911 or the zoo. they do want you to keep eyes on her so they can get a team out there and try to bring her home. here are four things to know from the white house this afternoon. president trump says he has made his pick for supreme court vacancy. he'll announce the choice

the president calls his nominee unbelievably highly respected. he continues to support the temporary travel ban from seven muslim nations and says it was never intended to deport people. president trump also defended how quickly the order was implemented saying advanced notice would have allowed potentially dangerous people to flood into the country. he pushed back on the notion that the travel ban caused all the airport delay this is weekend. officials detained 109 people out of more than 300,000. he blamed delays on protesters and that computer out aage at delta air lines. >> many have criticized the travel ban. iraq's parliament also tried to pass a reciprocal ban on u.s. travelers to iraq but that did not become law. dozens of demonstrators and lawyers are again gathering at gu

travel ban. >> reporter: they are demonstrators and well wishers all wrapped into one. the size of this crowd at the international arrivals area at dulles has grown steadily throughout the afternoon, their message carried in signs and song. they are opposed to the executive order that bans certain migrants from seven countries and refugees from many more. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> reporter: it's been a very peaceful demonstration here this afternoon, shouts of welcome greet each group of international travelers as they come down the chute. there are still more than a dozen attorneys on the scene here, volunteers from firms all across the dmv, two tables just outside the international arrivals area directs people who have had any difficulty getting into the country to come speak to those

now doing research. that's because over the weekend customs and border patrol denied them access to travelers who were being detained. we spoke to one of the lawyers about why she was spending time away from her paying legal job to be here. >> the idea that people are being detained without access to counsel, that's a fundamental basis of what it means to be in america and the protections that are allegedly afforded to us by the constitution and the government here. it scared me that people would even for a moment stand for that. i came here and saw how many people showed up and were also scared and appalled and it made me feel a lot better. >> reporter: tim kaine is here at dulles airport and will be speaking shortly about the concerns he has brought to the department of homeland security about how this executive order was implemented. a

and companies are reacting strongly to that travel ban, including the ceo of starbucks. in fact, howard schultz has promised to hire 10,000 refugees over the next five years. the plan is to bring them into stores around the world, fo focusing on immigrants who acts as interpreters. [000:05:32;00] lyft says it's donating a million dollars to the aclu. georgetown university told students and staffs from the affected count eed countries no the u.s. until that ban is fleshed out. if they have to travel abroad, they're being told to consult a immigration attorney first.

the cardinal said t committed to helping the persecuted and added, as the federal government pursues any legitimate national security concerns, we hope that it will do so not at the expense of innocent people who are in need former president obama is weighing in on the travel ban controversy, saying he fundamentally disagrees with targeting people based on their religion. the white house insists it isn't a muslim ban because dozens of muslim majority countries are not affected. obama says he's heartened by the amount of engagement he sees across the counted. he says he plans to give president trump room to govern but will speak out if trump violates basic u.s. values. the president continues to sign executive orders at a rapid clip. today's action expected to cu e government regulations on the private sector. president trump calls it a one in two out system.

the order doesn't apply to military or national security exception for certain emergencies. several universities in our area are advising students from the affected countries to stay in the united states. we have statements from those schools including their advice to students in the nbc washington app right now. let's go to storm team 4 now. we got snow, then we got sun, then we got snow again. this is what it looked like outside of our studios here in northwest about 90 minutes ago, this after we all woke up to a nice blanket of snow this morning. we have team coverage from the storm center. when's the next time we're going to see snow? >> we have it in the forecast. >> we do. >> snow showers really throughout the afternoon, still tracking a few of those, most of those out of here now all coming behind this morning's snow. >> we got anywhere from a dusting up to two inches of snow.

some schools were cancelled, especially down >> radar still tracking a couple of snow showers out there. most of them starting to wane here but still some flurries now. this one right there, that was the one you saw come through that we just showed video of, coming right through the district here, really pretty snowfall earlier today. this is the kind of snow you want. it comes down, it looks pretty and the roads are fine. not a lot going on out there right now. this is all part of that bigger system moving offshore. that's the one we saw this morning. here's the one coming overnight tonight, another one that will try to bring snow to parts of our region. it's also going to bring some other kind of weather to our forecast area tomorrow. want to get the perfect workout without giving your wallet a workout? consumer reporter susan hogan

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he was being released mr. bush was being treated for pneumonia for the past several weeks. remember, he's 92 years old. his wife barbara was also hospitalized for part of that time with a bout of bronchitis. we're also getting some new information to a story a lot of you have been sharing on social media. a rogue deer is free after getting his face stuck in a pretzel container. the deer was appropriately named jughead by the department of natural resources. it was roaming around hartford county for more than a week. they tranquilized the deer, removed the pretzel container and released the deer back into the wild. we learned about new details, the cause and the impacts as the president points the finger. and still tracking a couple of snow showers out there. but tracking what could be an even bigger storm. we'll update you on what to

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information about what happened. >> more than 280 delayed or cancelled due to what the airline is calling a systems outage. delta flights are departing and ground stop officially lifted and we got an apology from delta's ceo. for those of you caught up in this mess, we are giving some answers from delta about your refund. now, if you wish to cancel your trip as a result of a flight cancellation or significant delay, 90 minutes or more, you are entitled to a refund for the unused portion of your ticket. even if you flight is not cancelled, you may make a one-time change to your ticket without a fee. the ticket must be reissued on or before february 3rd. if you are wondering whether president trump's travel ban had anything to do with the chaos at delta, trump took to twitter to say that the big problems at

airports were caused by delta's computer outage, schumer's tears. now delta's outage happened just one week after a computer outage at united forced that airline to ground domestic flights for about one hour. we got some new developments on a deadly mosque shooting in quebec city, canada. we're learning only one of the people in custody is being sr a considered a suspect. the other person who got arrested is being called a witness. six people were killed while they were praying last night in an act that canada's prime minister called a despicable act of terrorism. >> the people who commit these acts mean to test our resolve. and weaken our values. >> more than 50 people were inside the mosque when the shooting happened.

the nypd says it's increasing security around of that attack. the department says it is standing strong for the muslim community in light of recent attacks against mosques. you could soon be asked to pay more on metro and to wait longer for trains. the transit agency is dealing with a $290 million budget gap for the next fiscal year. to make some of that up, fares on trains and buses may climb anywhere from 10-25 cents. wait times would get longer for every line except the blue. the earliest any change would take effect is july. transportation reporter adam tuss is there and will have a live report in our next hour. i think any time we're comparing our weather to amusement park rides, we've got

a bit of a problem >> we started off with snow, system. tomorrow's clipper system is going to come through the area overnight tonight. that brings a dramatically different type of weather. out there right now it is a very chilly afternoon and a very chilly evening setting up right now. plenty of sunshine now after snow showers coming on through, snow shower after snow shower, man, it was pretty. temperatures right now currently in the 30s. we'll drop a little bit through 9:00 and through 11:00 down to about 31. first off, these are the current numbers, 36 in clinton. look at the windchill here.

we're still seeing winds gusting upwards of 20 miles an hour. as far as the snow showers, most of them really dissipating. you see a couple of them making their way towards southern maryland, the eastern shore. one of them right along 66 here that's just some flurries here. nothing of consequence and our region. here's the system that brought us those snow showers today after earlier snowfall. that was actually off toward the east. then a little system comes through with snow showers. now it's spinning up here towards minneapolis. you can see the snow out ahead of it. this is the wharm front. i'll break it down for you. tonight no problem around 7:00. 11:00 once again no worries. but then here comes that next system. you notice that moisture making its way our way. you're going to see cloud cover around 1:00. snow showers back to the north. down to hagerstown, frederick,

then they liftk as it does so we'll see our winds begin to shift out of the south. temperatures should rise fairly quickly. we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow. we'll be close to 50 degrees tomorrow with that system moving to our north. clouds and sun, breezy but a mild afternoon at least for this time of year. again, take a look at the next couple of days here, 50 tomorrow. 47 on wednesday. right back down, low 40s thursday and friday. and looking at this, we've been telling you about this weekend coming up. looks like a snow/rain mix. we'll continue to watch it for you. not holding back. in front of millions of viewers some of hollywood's biggest stars go after the president's travel ban. the defiant tone from the stage of the sag awards and it cod

be ulju good evening fellow sag members and everyone at home and everyone in airports that belong in my america. >> when hollywood gathers, it's no surprise when things sometimes turn political. >> last night's screen actor's

guild awards, the surprise was how quicklt they couldn't even get past the introduction before addressing the president's immigration ban. >> speech after fiery speech struck a defiant tone. what are you hearing in terms of reaction to what we saw on stage last night? >> first of all, the sag awards show was without question the best awards show so far this season, so entertaining, so passionate, so personal and so political. this is just beginning. this all happened just as president trump's immigration ban took effect and there were protests at airports around the country and of course actors with their speeches and just going crazy. sarah paulson saying to donate to the aclu and everyone just going off on this. it's just the beginning.

it's just the tip of the iceberg. >> to that point, we've got the bigger shows coming up, the grammys and oscars. you expect to see it then as well? >> absolutely. in terms of the grammys if there's one group of entertainers that are more outspoken than actors and actresses, it is musician. the grammys are going to be off the hook when it comes to the reaction to the president and especially a couple weeks later at the oscars, it's going to be more of the same and a lot more of it. the backlash over the ban is growing this afternoon. what the white house is saying about it as the legal challenges start to pile up. getting in shape shouldn't mean over working your wallet. the best equipment for working out at home without over spends.

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aren't toward people. zoo officials are hoping she'll go back to the exhibit when she gets hungry or just for shelter. some 50 demonstrators shut down part of pennsylvania avenue this morning a protest against president trump's executive order on refugees and immigrants. it lasted for less than an hour. traffic was blocked going onto 14th street northwest near the u.s. customs and border protection office. opposition to his travel ban is spilling over from the streets to the courts once again. more federal lawsuits were filed today. >> but they're getting some pretty strong pushback from the white house. >> reporter: there's also pushback from the inside, our own foreign diplomats are working on a memo working its way up through the state department. they're concerned that this travel ban could sour relations

with some of the very countries terror. with more protests today over the new travel ban affecting muslims, the white house is in full defense mode. >> we're going to put the safety of americans first. we're not going to wait and react. >> reporter: arguing 109 detentions over the weekend is a minor inconvenience to keep everybody safe. >> he's going to do everything in his power to stop every threat we face in this country and every potential threat. how do we get ahead of threats? >> reporter: two new federal lawsuits were filed today in washington state and in virginia where a muslim civil rights group argues it's not only unconstitutional but puts american muslims in danger. >> it is giving green light for people to go after muslims, to discriminate against muslims. >> reporter: president trump -- >> cutting regulations massively

for small business. >> reporter: --sh today with small business owners. >> donald trump is the first person who's puts his money where his mouth is. >> reporter: the focus for democrats, the travel ban. tonight they'll ask republican leaders to repeal it. >> to over ride the president on executive orders you'll need more than every single democrat in the senate. we'll need to have republicans join us. >> reporter: at least a dozen congressional republicans are now publicly opposing the ban. now the president also spoke briefly today about his supreme court nominee. he says he's made his choice and he's going to announce that tomorrow night. we really want to have you weigh in on this this afternoon. hold up do you feel about the president's executive order on immigration? it's our nbc washington flash survey. so far two out of three of you say that travel ban is a bad idea. you can weigh in as well. we invite you to cast your vote on the nbc washington facebook page. we are learning new details this afternoon about a deadly

shooting inpr racetrack road. news4's pat collins have information on a possible motive in the case. >> reporter: on a plastic sheet, in front of the place where it happened, words of mourning. we love you. you will live forever in our hearts. we're going to miss you. we're in front of the blue sunday bar and grill in buoy. the scene of a horrific triple murder in the early hours of sunday morning. police say a bartender who worked here went inside, went back near the office and shot and killed the manager and two of the owners who were here. police say it was motivated by some sort of workplace dispute that had been going on for some time. now, the police used security camera video here to identify the suspect.

but as they went to arrest him, he ran away and shot himself two now. police want him to get better so they can talk to him and find out exactly what happened inside this bar. coming up at 5:00, we'll hear from the chief and people who knew the victims. i'll see you then. turning to storm team 4 now and the snow we've been seeing all day. now, it hasn't caused many issues at all on the roads, but it sure has been beautiful to look at. thanks to everyone who tweeted us your snow photos today. >> finally looked like winter today. are we going to get some more of that stuff? >> we've got it on the ten-day forecast, but we still have some questions to work out and some answers to really get going before we get to next sunday. that's when we could actually see our next little snowstorm. let's talk about the snow out there right now. it was absolutely beautiful this morning and it's beautiful out there right now but that snow

was gorgeous this morning. i fine but just beautiful the way it was on the trees. the sun is coming down right now after we had a few snow squalls roll through the region. i heard of some accidents up in pennsylvania where they had some whiteout conditions up along 83. we're just seeing that move offer to the eastern shore. i expect it to all die down after about sunset. we're seeing a northwest wind, 13 miles an hour. that means windchills are in the 20s. air temperatures in the 30s right now. we're going to fall into the 20s tonight. we also have a little bit of snow possible tomorrow morning for the commute. not everybody going to see it tomorrow morning. could also have a few rain showers mixed in as well. we'll show you that and we'll also show you next sunday with another possible snowstorm.

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prosecutor versus laid os hi man accused in last month's shooting spree in montgomery county. >> he faces trial in october in rockville for those shootings in montgomery county. montgomery county prosecutors have just filed a request . the shooting of his wife gladys. the bullet used to kill gladys is the same type used in the mall and shopping center shootings. they say a notifter he approach gladys's car outside the high school she honked and screamed

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snow squalls are finally they push to the east. by the time we head into tomorrow morning we could have some more rain and snow, especially d.c. and areas north. then we get to wednesday and then we're quiet. but we're going to have to watch for tomorrow morning. we have not made it out of the 30s today. with the wind, it feels more like the 20s out there. the windchill temperature 28 here in washington. winds are coming down after about 7:00 tonight. 36 again is our temperature. we're going to fall into the 20s tonight with a light wind and more clouds filling in. tonight roads are going to be on the wet side. if you're going up towards pennsylvania, there could be some slick areas out that way.

but tuesday morning i-66 and areas to theno depending on how much snow we could have before daybreak. by tuesday night we're just going to be dry as winds pick up out of the south. here's a look at the radar right now. you can see those snow squalls moving out of here. all these are going to dissipate as we continue into the evening. at 4:00 a.m. just before daybreak, again mainly i-70 and north we could have a dusting on the ground. i'm going to keep it down from i-66 in virginia, route 50 in maryland. because if this slips a little south as we continue into the evening we could have a few rain/snow showers here in the greater washington area. if you're traveling from frederick county tomorrow morning, again, you could have a quick dusting on the ground. by the time we get to wednesday

we are dry in the morning. i can't rule out a spre temperatures tomorrow are going to pop up to near 50 degrees only because we've got a pretty strong southerly wind bringing wind gusts 20-25 miles an hour. we'll warm up really quickly and maybe even get a little bit of sunshine as we go through your tuesday. sunshine on wednesday and windy as well, temperatures in the upper 40s. sunday into monday we could have some rain/snow mix. that's something we will have to watch. president trump is already planning a trip across the pond. however, the ongoing travel ban could present a problem when he

goes overseas. some new video shows a bus passenger taking matters into his own hands when he sees his bus driver being attacked. a man was attacking a female bus driver. she starts to scream for help. that's when the pass steps in. he beats the attacker. and breaks his cane in the process. the police arrested that original attacker for assault. now they're looking to the passenger not only to thank him but to get him a new cane as well. president trump's visit to the u.k. is still a go despite some people demanding that he cancel it over that temporary immigration ban. prime minister theresa may came to washington for an official

visit last week. >> reporter: president donald trump may be busy blocking refugees from several muslim majority countries from visiting the u.s., but now the british people are getting their turn to try to block president trump. more than a million britains have signed a possession demaetg that the president's visit to the u.k. be indefinitely postponed. petitioners on parliament's website really only need 100,000 digital signatures to force parliament to debate their proposal. that number just passed 1 million. this has been a monstrous headache for theresa may. she has been playing a very careful diplomatic came with president trump.

she was the first foreign lead to signatures means that parliament will have to debate postponing the visit even if they don't accept it. may has rejected calls that she cancel the state visit. buckingham palace has said nothing, as is its habit. we'll see who blinks first on this cross atlantic staring contest, the public or the prime minister. news4 at 5:00 starts now. right now a bobcat missing from its enclosure at our national zoo. is it a risk to you or a danger to itself? the steps now being taken to get it back to said. plus, three men killed after an argument inside a restaurant. new details it wetonight about deadly workplace dispute. we saw quite a bit of snow showers in our region during the afternoon. beginning to wind down now but

somethg first up, the white house defends president trump's immigration ban amid new court action today against it. thanks for joining us, everybody. >> opposition to the ban is growing. washington state's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the order, calling it un-american and unlawful. at the state department officials are circulating a memo of dissent, an expression of disagreement in policy. meanwhile, at least 20 republicans have now broken with the president but he's still getting support on capitol hill. white house press secretary sean spicer unapologetic today, saying the ban is happening in the name of safety. >> he's going to do everything in his power to stop every threat that we face in this country and every potential threat. that's the key point in this. how do we get ahead of threats? how do we keep america ahead of the curve when it comes to people who want to do us harm.

that's what the president's done. meanwhile the protests that began this weekend are still going on. we begin with julie carey at dulles. >> reporter: this crowd of demonstrators, well-wishers, it had swollen to more than 200 people. it's thinned out a little bit. tim kaine has just come and gone. he gave this group quite a pep talk. he says he is outraged by the way this executive order has been implemented. first i'll tell you the headline from senator cankaine. he said he has been able to speak to border patrol and customs fiofficials and he has been assured that no one else has been detained here at dulles. the senator says customs and border patrol assures him that