immigration order. in a new ruling the ninth circuit court of appeals has refused to reinstate his travel ban. the three judge panel ruled the u.s. government presented no evidence to explain its case. >> so for now here's what the court's ruling means. people with valid visas from the seven predominantly muslim countries are allowed to travel in and out of the u.s. as if the order never existed. it's far from over though. trump tweeted see you in court, the security of our nation is at stake. reporte repo >> we'll seem them in court. it's a political decision and we'll see them in court. we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake and it's a very, very serious situation, so we look forward, as i just said, to seeing them in court.

touched on the justice department's claim that presidential decisions on national security are quote, unreviewable. the court says that claim has no precedent and runs contrary to our democracy. >> late last night hillary clinton reacted to the ruling tweeting 3-0. close to 110,000 people have retweeted her tweet. >> and coming up in ten minutes. edward lawrence looks deeper into the latest ruling. we'll break down what happens next and see local reaction on both sides on the court's decision. a parent and teacher vigil is happening outside jefferson middle school academy. the group is protesting a visit by the new education secretary. the washington teachers' union will be there when betsy devos shows up. she was narrowly confirmed. the actual visit inside the school is closed to the media but we'll be there covering the

updates throughout the day. also today, high school students across loudoun county are plan ago walkout. this is in response to two executive actions, the executive order on immigration and the confirmation of betsy devos. 4:32 now. now to an ongoing investigation into the prince george's police department. the department of justice is now looking into discrimination complaints within the department. >> i found that repulsive. repulsive. >> and that is the police chief, a 300 page report includes complaints filed incolliding this photo showing a vulgar antti president obama license plate. another picture shows a training dummy with a black man's face with a wig on it. the chief believes it was taken inside the department's old training facility. the chief also noted the

dummy in this training video. we reported on a training scenario about a year ago. some have mixed opinions about the alleged discrimination in the department. >> if there's not a problem then they need to see why they said that there was a problem. >> we'll be following up on the department of justice review of this complaint later today. >> a 15-year-old is missing right now. this is sierra adams. she walked away from her home on gun smith terrace last night. now her family has no idea where she is. police say she could be in danger right now. she was wearing a maroon and black hoodie with a yellow symbol on the front when she went missing. if you know anything, call police. you will want to take a look at this next map. the next safe track surge begins tomorrow and will last for 18 dais. the work will be done along th

no blue line trains will be in service during the work. no stations will be closed except for arlington cemetery which will be served by buses from the pentagon station. now, in order to accommodate blue line riders metro will run the yellow line between franconia and springfield. if you take the green line, your travel time may be set back a bit in order to accommodate those additional yellow trains. we have much more on the safe track surge on our nbc washington app. for those of you living in washington, d.c. have one less option for groceries. the glover park whole foods is closed. they violated health code. we're waiting to hear back from the health department to see what that was. but we did look online and it listed several health code violations including fruites

in the bakery and cold food items held at improper temperatures. one known city will be at the city of world stage we are talking about pyeongchang, the host of the 2018 winter olympics. it will give people more of a chance to learn more about korea. the cultural center right here in d.c. has exhibits, performances and classes that show case korea's heritage. it is a great local resource leading up to the winter games. >> so now korea is on the radar for people, this will be, i think for a lot of visitors a real first upclose and personal look at what the country's actually like today and they're going to see a huge change. >> and there has been an explosion of korean popular culture over the last couple of decades. k pop is korean popular

popular around the world and both types of art both traditional and contemporary. the center shared their two masco mascots, a white tiger, i'll show them to you in the next hour and then the black bear for the para olympics. stay tuned. let's get another check on yourer and traffic. >> chuck bell and sheena parveen, man, this weather, what a return to reality. >> the k pop thing, where does si fit into all that? >> that whole style, the k pop had been building long before that. just letting you know. >> just wondering. outside, four things you need to know about the weather unrelated to si apparently. hi, sheena. >> chuck already walked over there. >> let's look at the four

shiver me timbers, it is cold outside this morning. sunshine to get you started but that won't last for long. we'll be cloudy by today and over the weekend. the weekend will be mild, a little chance for showers rolling in here the second half of sunday but the first thing you need to know is it is cold. feels like 8 degrees in gaithersburg this morning. that is a shiver for sure. >> single digits this morning. this is the type of weather where you need the gloves, you need the scarf, if you're exercising i'll show you that forecast in just a bit. you'll want to cover your face especially if you're running around because the windchills in single digits but as we go through the day today, look at your friday planner. we're looking at 23 degrees by 7:00 a.m. by noon 35. by 3:00 p.m., low 40s and that's where we'll be topping out and then as we go through tonight it will still be cold. if you have the friday night plans make sure you bundle up. your ten-day forecast, we'll look at your weekend but for now let's look at your roads on your friday

>> this crash here is still hanging around, not seeing it on the camera here because we're over that bridge in prince george's county. southbound branch avenue at 301, right lane is getting by the work zone there and then again, i mentioned this a couple of minutes ago, but southbound 95, work zone blocking the right lane. >> all right. thank you. it is one of the biggest snowfalls of the season and this morning it is still crippling parts of the northeast. who was hit the hardest and what it means if you had any plans to travel this weekend. >> dozens of students sick, the virus taking a toll on one school and what health officials are doing right now to keep it from spreading any further. and a local student scene beaten on camera. how the school is responding and steps the

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this morning cleanup continues in parts of the northeast after their biggest snowstorm of the season. >> folks were digging out from philly to new york. but their cleanup could seem minor compared to places like boston and northern new england which saw the worst of the storm. the powerful noreaster shut down schools and businesses all along the atlantic and made travel miserable for millions. >> my boss said i hope i'll see

i was being facetious at the time but now not so much. arlington county is one step closer to make a new intersection. they 'want to do a redesign of clarendon and wilson circle. the project would reduce intersection size, widen sidewalks, add bike lanes and upgrade traffic signals. construction is expected to begin next summer. >> and good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. it feels like 8 degrees in gaithersburg. a very cold start to your friday morning. we've got great news about the weekend. sheena's got the whole ten-day forecast but i'll tell you one thing, the weekend you will not be needing these winter coats. don't go away. president trump vows to fight for his so-called travel

ban in court again. what could happen next after an appeals court refuses to reinstate his executive order. >> and larry hogan under fire. what he appears to be doing on

. good friday morning. we are talking about a frigid start to the day. some areas are feeling like single digits. the rest of the area only feeling like the teens. i'll show you how cold it will be through the afternoon and believe it or not, a warmup for the weekend straight ahead. also, if your kids are staying home sick today you're not alone. the bug hitting one northern virginia school hard. >> and no president trump's first 100 days. in just a few hour it is president faces his next big foreign diplomacy challenge. he's spending mump of to

japan's prime minister. a big focus will center on transpacific partnership. the two leaders will meet at the white house this morning. then travel to golf together this weekend. and president trump is vowing to go to the highest court many the land to restore his travel ban. >> it is a legal showdown that is far from over. edward lawrence live on capitol hill now to break down what this latest ipee late latest awe appeals ruling means. >> reporter: they did not look at the merits of the case. they ruled fact that the government had insufficient evidence to overturn the ban that was put in -- or the stay on the travel ban that was put into place by the lower court ruling. now, the washington state attorney who brought this says that he recognizes the fact that donald trump has the authority to write an executive order but that he must follow the constitution. >> and the president took to twitter saying see you in cout,

options really does the white house have left at this point? >> reporter: he can go to the u.s. supreme court. he can also ask all of the judges in the nooirnt circuit court of appeals to make their ruling but the fact that it was unanimous is likely they would follow that decision. >> all right. live on capitol hill for us. thank you. and local reaction to the appeals court ruling came quickly. critics all along has said this order effectively amounts to a muslim ban. but supporters of the president say that's not what this order is about and that the legal fight is not over. >> i am confident that the trump administration will appeal this to the united states supreme court. it will probably win. even if it doesn't the administration will revise the executive order to make sure that it is constitutional. >> so many people have been harmed by this ban, families, states.

reaction we've seen has followed along party lines. and here's what happens next. nbc justy correspondent reports it is a virtual certainty they will move this to the supreme court. with eight justices on the court right now there is a chanceof a tie, which would block the executive order from being enforced. the message from the appeals court indicated that because of the executive order that it was broad and covered green card and visa holders, it harms the u.s. maryland governor larry hogan facing criticism over his social media accounts. people left comments on his facebook page against the travel ban urging hogan to condemn the order. some of those were deleted. 450 people have been banned from commenting on his page since the governor took office. his office says that's because of bad language or coordined

attacks. he was charged with plotting a terror attack in northern virginia and today, mohammed jala will find out how long he will spend in prison. we'll be in the courtroom this morning. you can follow on@chris gordon news. he was arrested in virginia after a three month sting by the fbi. the fbi says they believe he was helping isis and wanted to carry out an attack like the shooting at fort hood. also in northern virginia this morning a developing case in stafford county. chase rook is facing charges of assault and abduction. the sheriff's office says he slammed his ex- girlfriend against her car while her one-year-old baby was in the backse backseat. he then forced her into the car and started to drive. deputies arrested him when they drove back and she called 911. a high school student facin

after attacking another student. the cell phone video of the attack has been widely shared online. we should warn you though, you may find this disturbing. >> now, police tell us the video shows a 15-year-old girl attacking a 17-year-old girl on einstein high school. the victim as changed schools fearing for her safety. now the school is responding with this message. >> we always encourage student to stay in our school system. we want to provide them with a safe place to learn. the behavior in this video is disturbing and disheartening. >> the parent who shared the video thinks it is unfair that the victim had to change schools while the accused attacker was suspended. some people in one northern virginia neighborhood are on edge after a series of car break-ins. arlington county police say more than a dozen

in the old glee neighborhood. police say the crooks broke into about 15 cars. some of the highest earning public schoolteachers in the united states live right here in our area. the website go banking rates.com compiled a lust of the top ten states for teacher salaries. alaska at the top of that list with an average salary of more than $77,000. maryland ranked at number eight with the average salary at more than $65,000 and virginia listed as ten with an average of $63,000. two days before the official home opener, the nationals will take a wide up to play the red sox at the naval academy. that game is part of an agreement with the nats playing an exhibition game through 2019. tickets are not available to the

public. they' they -- >> very cool to see that on the water from annapolis. >> do we know anybody from the navy? we need to find a way into these games. >> meanwhile around here, 24 degrees if you're lucky. >> nobody feels like 24. yeah, everybody feels like the teens and ern singven single di. but i have good news for you. a lot of people cannot believe the temperature swing we've had across the area. this morning it is frigid. bundle up before you walk outside. bundle the kids up before you get outside. another warmup before the weekend so you won't need the heavy coat saturday and sunday. we do have rain chances saturday and sunday but before that temperatures will warm up quite a bit. here's a look at the feels like temperature. nobody feels like 24 degrees. most of the area feels like the teens if not sin

fredericksburg feels like 20. the district feels like 12 degrees. it is frigid this morning and if you are exercising early this morning cover your face. i'm sure if you do run early you've seen those face masks, you're going to need it because it is so cold this morning. by noon 35 degrees. by 5:00 p.m. you'll still need a jacket, in the low 40s. today we're going to stay dry so if you have the friday night plans we will be dry. today 42 for a high temperature. look at that 62 on saturday. 67 on sunday, and next week we're not going to get incredibly cold, but by thursday we could see a chance of rain and snow showers. let's get a check on your friday morning drive with melissa mollet. >> so northbound 295 at benning still have that work zone

that's that long-term project we've been looking at. you can see we don't have any big problems there along 270 this morning. everything is nice and clear. southbound 95 at stafford. 66, no worries. we'll take a look in prince george's county coming up. >> it's a story that will have you washing your hands several extra times today. the norovirus being blamed for sickening a huge chunk at a local school. >> and the new business that will let you nap at their place for a price. and coming up at 5:00, a popular whole foods

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welcome back. chances are if you had the recent bug that's going around or you know somebody who has. more than 80 kids at oak ridgel men t elementary school were home yesterday. they're working to disinfect all surfaces at the school. in news for your health now we all know sleep is one of the key to good health in general, but some of us just don't get enough of it. >> i certainly don't. we'll take you into the world of napping pods and where you can pay for some extra sleep in the district. >> reporter: in a region that's known for power suit

pride in their ability to power through the day on little sleep. >> washington likes to just push, push, push. >> reporter: and that's where the power nap comes in. >> consistent power napping will actually increase your productivity throughout the week. >> reporter: she's the manager at recharge. >> you'll have this greater sense of calm, you won't be as triggered to be as anxious and it will calm all of your stress. >> the first time we came down we were so giddy after wards we almost had like three cups of coffee. >> reporter: 15 bucks gets you 25 minutes of shut eye. it turn outs if you don't stay in that rem sleep long enough -- >> if you can save your life by taking a 20 minute nap -- >> reporter: she

well. her daughter fell asleep at the wheel and ran into a wag. her daughter survived but it was a wakeup call on the importance of sleep. just about 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gill crest. . >> and i'm eun yang. tgif. >> we've got melissa all ready to go with -- ready to roll. it's just natural. it just pours out. >> you're so good like that. >> chuck bell, sheena parveen in the storm team 4 weather center. >> he get as participation certificate for today. >> he gets an a plus and it's friday so it's a bonus. >> all i cared about was the

alone. weather headlines for your friday morning, it's a cold and dry outside this morning. windchills down in the singles and teens. there's a beautiful full snow moon out in our sky now. it goes down at 6:42 this morning. feel free and encouraged to send me pictures on twitter@chuck bell 4. we'll keep the daily grade below average and you know, temperatures have to be below average once in a while. otherwise we'd just call it march. >> that's what happens. and we are seeing a cold spell and i only say spell because it's going to be very sholived bundle up this morning especially the kids at the bus stop. this is what really matters when you step outside is what it feels like when the wind hits your skin. feels like 13 degrees in the district. gaithersburg is now down to feeling like 6 degrees. feels like 14 in quantico. we're looking atl