plus, protests erupts in dozens of cities, after the white house enacts an order temporarily banning citizens from certain nations from entering the u-s. the latest on the push-back.. and reaction from president donald trump. the news starts right now. good morning washington. winter wt for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; otherwise cold & breezy - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: partly cloudy and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle possible, mainly north. highs: 48-52 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 breaking overnight. the death toll grows in canadar inside a quebec city mosque. police say 6 people were killed and 8 more were injured when gunmen opened fire during evening prayer service. two people have been arrested, but police have not released any details canada's prime minister is calling the attack an act of terrorism-- saying the nation's muslim c

protests erupting across the country. outrage over the executive order blocking people from seven countries into the u.s. hundreds of men, women, and baby finally let go after 12 hours. the crowd at l.a.x. cheering when they were released. the trump administration saying green card holders won't be prevented from entering the country. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, protests erupting from coast to coast. in the shadow of lady liberty in new york's battery park, crowds filling boston's square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c., in airports and on the streets. protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. in dallas, the 5-year-old boy back with his mother. a senior travelers have been affected. a facebook post going viral. this woman making her yearly visit to family, and now unable to get back to her job in south carolina. >> i'm just trying to be strong for my family because this is heartbreaking for them. and if i get to the breakdown level, it's going to be more devastating for them. >> reporter

emotions erupting over a 20% hike in gas prices.dent defended the controversial move to end go diesel prices. he says the regulated prices translated to subsidies that benefitted wealthy americans. >>> they are searching for a t cause of a train. a long island railroad train hit a bumper at the end of a platform and derailed yesterday morning. more than 100 people suffered minor injuries. the engineer was drug tested. the results haven't been released. >>> inmy two more homes condemned during a sink hole in the city of frazier. officials say others should be able to return home by early next week. the sink hole discovered on christmas eve is believed to have been caused by a failing suer long. >> coming up, a look at what it takes to make tv magic every day. behind is scenes here at "world news now" next. >> the giz magazine's maddest writer. i've been on "world news now" for almost all 25 years showing gadgets. i got to say, i'm sick of it. no. happy anniversary, "world news now." and i hope to do it for 25 more. just one thing. wh

protests erupting in new york city and across the country.utrage over the executive order blocking people from seven countries into the u.s. large demonstrations in boston, washington, d.c., raleigh, north carolina, and los angeles. hundreds of men, women, and children detained, a mother and baby finally let go after 12 hours. the crowds at l.a.x. cheering as the family is reunited. the trump administration, now saying green card holders won't be prevented from re-entering the country. many protests growing. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, protests erupting from coast to coast. over president trump's immigration crackdown. in the shadow of lady liberty in new york's battery park, crowds filling boston's square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c., in airports and on the streets. protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. but others tonight, standing by the president. like this man in hazelton, p.a. >> take care of our own first, then take care of others. >> reporter: at dulles, this the 5-year-old boy back with his m

one jack knifed, the other erupted in flames. those in kansas showing an outof control ice. >> now state troopers are asking people to stay home as hundreds more remain without power. >> reporter: two kansas state troopers were hit while in their car on the side of a highway this morning. they escaped injury. power lines sparked in st. louis as a second wave of ice hit there. >> we had an entire truck coming in. >> reporter: across the region, hardware stores have seen a run

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. >>> dozens of people were hiking on the mount when it erupted i 2014. 58 people died, five others haveever been found. the plaintiffs say based on the number of tremors before the eruption they should have raised thee alert level to 2. it would have restricted access to the peak. the agency failed to do so. they also say government officials knew two of three seseize mom tersrs were broken didn't fix them. >> a court case is the only way to verify what happened. we want a thorough investigation into the cause of the catastrophe. >> both the meteorological agency declined to comment. they say they are yet to see the details of the lawsuit. >>> a museum has unvailed photos of the aftermath of 1945 atomic bombing. they were gathered as an attempt to archive and preserve them. thee peace memororial museum displayed ten from a couple of thousand. staff collected them from the american library of congress and military sites. >> it is an abundance of material waiting to be uncove d uncovered. i think it's possible that new things will be found after these are shown to the public. >> there is

in nebraska, two semis crashed on interstate 80 causing one to erupt in a fiery blaze. icy -- over 100 flights were delayed or cancelled due to the storm. there is more rain in the forecast for some of the effected areas, but the good news is, it should remain above freezing for a good portion of the day which will hopefully help melt all of the ice. omar viavonscu, oklahoma. >> the flames killed 6 people. closer to home, let's look at ocean beach. and the bay bridge there on the right side of your screen. hazy sunshine around the area right now. and bryan is pulling double duty today filling in for roberta gone -- gonzalez. >> we have -- we're getting a wake up call on wednesday late in the day. more rain coming in. it's not just that. we have rain on the hills of the wednesday's storm and the friday's storm and the sunday storm. it keeps coming, but we get a break-in between each one as you'll see in a moment. that's the good news. right now, 52 degrees in concord. san francisco, 49. 49 for oakland and 41 in santa rosa. chilly out there. wow. santa rosa, still 41 degr

the crowd at riverside church erupted in sustained applause. that support was short-lived by mourning the political fallout, and ins tentense and far reachi. and it became fractured beyond repair. donations to king's organization, sclc began to dry up. and the mainstream press denounced him in no uncertain terms, charging as a civil rights lead here wasn't qualified to evaluate u.s. foreign policy. is there anything that dr. king and handlers,ing or nierz could have done differently on the night beyond word that he uttered that may have changed the way he was treated the next day or, or was the place irrelevant, audience irrel vanlt. and wherever he uttered that speech would have caught the same hell the next day? >> i think he would have caught the same firestorm against him. what they said was not only we don't like your message. we are in the middle of a war. we don't want to hear somebody say we are violent. it also says you are a civil rights leader. you are a black guy. stick to what you know and leave the war to us. and it united "the ne

the fire erupted just after 8:0e road.hters managed to get the upper hand but not before the home was reduced to rubble. only one injury, a minor injury was reported. police in salem county are investigating a bizarre accident on the turnpike. they are trying to find out how a dumbbell crashed into the front wind shield of a car. dan, what about the driver of that car? >> jim, the driver, 75-year-old jack decarlo remains in critical condition with his family said to be at his bedside. new jersey state police have not determined how the 50-pound dumbbell ended up crashing through his vehicle. >> this is the scene from chopper h. d. around 7:30 this morning. you see the hole left in the black suv that even resembles a dumbbell. decarlo was traveling southbound on the turnpike north of interchange one in old salem county. he was traveling with his wife pat when suddenly without warning the 50-pound dumbbell came crashing through the window in front of him. the 75 year old was conscious upon being air lift today the medical ce

eventually a tense standoff erupted and a violent confrontation that spilled onto k street. reporter: back here live, these of two of the pieces concrete that were thrown during the protests, the clashes with police. as you can see, this is no joke. unbelievable that only three hurt in these confrontations. three hurt. and as you said, 95 in jail tonight. reporting live in northwest, horace holmes, abc 7 news. right. horace, thank you so much. there were also protests of the trump inauguration around the country, as well as overseas. right now you're looking at protests taking place in san francisco, denver, colorado, even london and tokyo. we have heard about a dozen arrests in san francisco, although there are no reports of any widespread violence. >> you know, even without all the protests, it has been an washington, d.c. with the inauguration and the swear in of president donald trump. >> and it all began, of course, the that swearing in of 45th president. and brad was there with a firsthand view. reporter: this was donald trump's moment, as he emerged on stage.ugural he

when veterans erupt and veteran supporters erupt and the press erupts and the by a they did in the face of that insult and they create as much pressure around that as they did this week turns out a lot of exemptions can be found for what was otherwise proclaimed to be a blanket policy with no exceptions. well, now, tonight it's happened again. keeps happening, you might have heard yesterday that even though the deadline to sign up for health insurance, the enrollment period for getting into a new health insurance plan comes to an end on tuesday and everybody waits until the deadline. everybody waits until the very last minute until they sign themselves up. you might have heard last night the new administration had yanked the ads and public service announcements telling people that that deadline is on tuesday and people only have a few days left to sign up. i mean, these guys have not repealed obamacare. the affordable care act is still in effect. signing up for a new health plan during the open enrollment period, that's still the way we americans get health insurance. it doesn't benefit

. >> the president-elect erupts. >> you are fake news. >> as he denounces the shocking but unsubstantiatedlaim at what supposedly happened at a hotel suite in moscow. >> what happened when trump brought the miss universe pageant to moscow? "inside edition" cameras were there. >> this is the amazing view of moscow. >>> then, where was sasha? why she was a no-show at president obama's tearful good- bye to the nation. >>> and granny gets her gun. >> don't you try to mess with me. >> he pointed the gun at you? >> yes. >> wait until you hear what the granny did next. >>> plus, o.j. simpson

and getting better. >> the way that the crowd erupted last night. those are always a special time you remember for a long time. >> sad emoji face for the knicks fan there. they'll play tomorrow night at home and rest on the road in washington saturday. joe joe is still fourth. flyers hosting the canucks. the phillies, they came to an agreement with short stop. they avoid arbitration. he gets one year for over $4 million. freddie is the longest tenured philly. the chargers are leaving san diego for the la. the rams and the chargers, now this is a chargers fan early this morning in san diego. yeah, a dozen eggs. he's very upset his team is leaving throwing eggs at the team offices. and the rams have announced their new head coach the redskins offensive coordinator sean mcveigh. 30 years old. youngest head coach in nfl history. i guess i haven't done much with my life. >> what have we done with our live? >> a little past 30. >> thanks. >>> for a look at what's coming up at 11:00. an iraq veteran fights off attackers and ends up getting shot in the proc

a nighttime eruption was of the ka lima volcano last week was captured on video.uld be heard 50 miles way as smoke soared more than one mile high. it was the third major eruption this year. >>> there's an all points bulletin at the virginia zoo to find a red panda. 19-month-old sonny hasn't been seen since monday. keepers think he's on the grounds but neighbors have been warned to watch for him and heat sensor cameras are being used to find him. >>> the oscar nominations are out, and "lala land" is up for a record-tying 14 a year after actors of colors failed to get a single nomination, seven are in contention. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: this year the academy selected seven actors and actresses of color out of the 20 nominations. ruth negga was nominated for her acting in her role in "loving" about a couple who legalized interracial marriage in america. denzel washington's performance of "fences," an adaptation of a oscar wilson's play, washington was nominated for best actor. >> it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 y

also once again, not just here, those protests are erupting at airports big and small across the country. rry/cu look at dallas-ft. worth. also we'll take you to philadelphia international airport, even bradley international in connecticut. scenes and demonstrations there ge m protesters across the ountry. >>> ride share service uber in backlash over these protests. christie smith continues our coverage from sfo. >> reporter: this is an area to find uber drivers and sometimes riders, some coming from the protests where thom is at downstairs. what they've told us is they have been following criticisms from uber. one said she actually deleted uber as the hash tag suggests. we asked her why. they said they were concerned about the ceo's ties to the president on an advisory panel, and we're also concerned about reports that uber may have kept pri pricing low at a time when taxi cabs were halting service at jfk in new york to protest president trump's order on immigration. we just spoke to a rider who uses both uber and lyft and a driver. >> i use them both, but after what i just heard about

a nighttime eruption was captured on video. the roar could be heard 50 miles away as smoke high.s the third major eruption this year. >>> there's an all points bulletin at the virginia zoo to find a red panda. 19-month-old sonny hasn't been seen since sunday. keepers think he's on the grounds but neighbors have been warned to watch for him and heat sensing cameras have been used to find him. >>> the oscar nominations are ort and "lala land" is up for a nomination. >> reporter: this year the academy selected seven actors and actresses of color out of the 20 nominations. ruth was nominated for her role in" loving" about a couple who legalized interrashlg marriage in america. denzel washington's performance of "fen" player and washington a nomination for best actor. >> it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. >> reporter: his coal star viola davis has been nominated for best supporting actress. "moonlight," and "hidden figures" are all loved for best picture. it's a far cry from last year when the #oscarsowhite, then 92% white, 75% male. they

we've not seen flames erupt since they put it out anymore. just in the last couple of minutes, but at the height of the flames, you could really see it. let's give you an idea of what it looked like from one of our live cameras. this is from live camera at the loews hotel. video the camera captured a little while ago. the exact location is front and market. second and market. here's what we do know. everyone has been evacuated safely from the detouring arou. >>> now let's take you state by state and county by county for a look at stories from across our area. >>> police want to know if weather caused a deadly crash in burlington county. a jeep and suv collided last night along tuckerton road and robin hill drive. snow squall blew through the area and roads were wet at the time. >>> jersey shore looking for thieves who stole a sacred torah scroll. broke into the school early saturday morning. burglars stole the school's only torah, worth an estimated $70,000. >>> hold a hearing for glen straub. plans to reopen as the new ten casino next months

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here's what he said before many of the protests we saw erupted overnight. >> we're totally prepared to work it out very nicely. you see it at the airports. you see it all over. it's working out very nicely. we're going to have a very, very strict ban, and we're going to have extreme vetting, which we should have had in this president's executive order to be a big topic this morning on "meet the press." moderator chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with virginia senator tim kaine. chuck is going to join us for a preview of the show in about ten minutes. >>> and we're also following breaking news on two other stories this morning. what we're now finding out about a homicide investigation at a local bar and restaurant. >>> and a middle school on fire. the intense flames that tore through the building overnight. >>> at 10:09, we have breaking news we're following for you. a homicide investigation under way at a bar and restaurant in bowie. overnight ambulances can be seen from leaving outside the bar and grill. three victims were found with trauma to their upper bodies. two were pr

. >>> plus a brawl erupts on the hardwood during a local college basketball game.en. >> starting off this morning with showers in center city and new jersey but they're exiting out of here. what's next? the answer coming up. >> and it was quite a light show over new york city. ah immediately after the break we'll explain what caused this spectacle. >> ♪ >> new video from new york this morning. a transformer explosion caused a power line to come down and it created a light show in the sky over queens. it happened around 9 o'clock last night but crews worked through the night to fix the issue and clean up. >> meteorologist karen rogers joins us. we have some fog, some rain out there as well. >> you go to the watch for your morning commute. we have some showers. most of the morning will feel damp but we have the showers right here exiting the coastline. you can see the showers through center city and lifting into new jersey trying to push off the coast. let's go in a little closer to this with double scan. it's wet in hammonton and chatsworth and medford lakes. in cen

you can see in this movie when that eruption happens. you see all that snow on the image. that hit our detectors, our ccds and they leave charges in there. these energetic particles in fact, notjust the ccds, but they can impact the computers on—board satellites, and that means the satellites can flip a bit essentially and screw up the whole operation of the satellite. satellites have gotten lost as a result. and so when these things happen, you can go in safe mode. if you can predict them properly, you can go in safe mode. many of these storms can be geo—affective and changing the environment around earth, they can lead to power grids getting overloaded and transformers blowing up. and so you could actually cycle down usage on your power grid if you knew that something like this was happening, or you could tell your troops that your satellite communications might be disturbed because the atmosphere is disturbed that day. iris isn't the only space telescope to come out of lockheed martin here in california. a new one was launched in 2016, and before the launch we got a sne

airport in new york, protests erupted as federal authorities scrambled to figure out how to enforce the ban. supporters at j.f.k. cheered as one of the two men detained overnight was released. >> god bless you all. god bless those people. >> reporter: iraqi hameed khalid darweesh has a special immigrant visa, thanks to his work for the u.s. government. >> i support u.s. government from the other side of the world, but when i came here, they-- they said, "no." and they as if i break the rules or do something wrong oarpt on friday, president trump signed an executive order that puts a four-month hold on refugees settling in the u.s., a 90-day ban from visitors from several muslim-majority nations and a block on all syrian refugees indefinitely. >> we're going to have a very, very strict ban and we're going to have extreme vetting which we should have had in this country for many years. >> reporter: youssef kubis is an american citizen with family members who fled war-torn syria. they're now stranded in greece. >> i feel ashamed to be living in this country now with this executive order. t

protests erupted at airports all across the country as more than 100 people were detained, including an iraqi who served in the u.s. military mission in iraq, and a 5-year-old american boy separated from his iranian mother for hours. today the white house calling it a small inconvenience in the name of safety. and today tensions mounted as a memo circulated throughout the foreign service slamming the ban. "such a policy runs counter to core american values of nondiscrimination." that prompted the white house to unleash this threat. problem with it? i think they should either get with the program or they can go. >> reporter: but the administration facing a barrage of legal challenges and democrats today also vowing to block the ban which restricts travel from seven muslim majority countries for 90 days and stops all refugees from coming to the u.s. for 120 days. opponents insist there is no evidence it will make the country safer. >> i got a kid in the military. people overseas on the field of battle who work with our troops should be able to do that and know if they help us, they wil

shows the seconds before the gunfire erupted. 5 people died and 6 more were injured. 26-year-old "esteban santiago" could face the death penalty if convicted. police say he checked a gun into his luggage .. on his flight from anchorage, alaska. after picking up his bag at fort lauderdale-hollywood airport .. investigators say he went to a nearby bathroom to load his gun .. and came out firing. ==scott/cu== new video - that we should warn you .. may be disturbing - shows the moment of impact yesterday .. in a deadly truck attack in jerusalem. ==vo== a security camera recorded the moment that a truck .. driven by a 28 year-old palestinian man .. drove into a crowd of israeli soldiers getting off a tourist bus. the driver then put the truck in reverse. 4 soldiers died. 17 more were injured. israeli soldiers managed to shoot and kill the driver. at least 9 arrests have also been made in connection with the attack. ==scott/2-shot== lawmakers in washington are gearing up for a busy week. 8 nominees for the trump cabinet are scheduled for confirmation hearings. ==laura/vo== the first hearing is

plus, protests erupts in dozens of cities, after the white house enacts an order temporarily banning citizens from certain nations from entering the u-s. the latest on the push-back.. and reaction from president donald trump. good morning washington. winter weather advisory remains in effect until 7am for the dmv. - isolated slick spots early; otherwise cold & breezy - few sprinkles tomorrow & wednesday - quiet rest of the week (40s) - watching sunday into monday (wintry mix possible) today: mostly cloudy and cold. breezy. spotty pm sprinkle. highs: 36-39 winds: nw 5-15 g and cold. lows: 23-29 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. milder and breezy. sprinkle possible, mainly north. highs: 48-52 winds: sw 10-20 g 25 breaking overnight. the death toll grows in canadar the death toll grows in canadar following an attack inside a quebec city mosque. police say 6 people were killed and 8 more were injured when gunmen opened fire during evening prayer service. two people have been arrested, but police have not released any details about the suspects. more than 50 were at the mosque at the

fight between a manager and a guard had been simmering at a germantown bar and overnight it finally eruptedh deadly results. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at police headquarters with more on their investigation. good morning, katherineism good morning, tam. police said there had been a fight simmering between the bar manager an security guard and last night it spilled over. now the bar manager is dead and the security guard is here being interviewed by homicide detectives at police headquarters. let's go to video from last night in germantown where police were on the scene investigating this fatal shooting at sharon's little spot on the 5600 block of boyer street. this happened just before 11:00 p.m. in a back room of the bar. it was in a room for employees only. there are no security cameras in that room. both men were working at the time. the 44-year-old bar manager and the 28-year-old armed uniformed security guard. police say a verbal altercation escalated and turned physical. the guard told police the bar manager came at him with a bottle and hit him on the head. then

. >>> protests erupted in airports across the country.an shanman with the latest. >> reporter: detainees greeted as heroes. this follows protests order banned from seven countries and indefinitely from syria. thousands gathered in battery park to protest the actions. >> they're bad for america. they're bad for humanity. they're bad for our national security, and they are against everything that is american. >> reporter: in philadelphia it airport's international terminal was jammed. snow and frigid temperatures did not stop a demonstration in cleveland while they chanted "islamaphobia's got to go." >> you know we have no room for hate or bigotry in this town and we want to make sure this airport never detains anyone. >> reporter: in san francisco they were joined by attorneys who offered free legal assistance. >> this is just ridiculous. these are some of the most vulnerable people in the world. the refugees are some of the most vulnerable people in the world and the u.s. is not letting them in. >> reporter: he says the united states will

. >>> standing ovations are not new on broadway, but one audience member erupted for someone not >>> it might look pretty out with two wake-up wraps for $3. wraps all shaky. frigid start. not a wind, but what wind we have makes a big difference. it feels like 11 degrees right now in the district. annapolis, still feeling like 9. fredericksburg feels like 8 degrees. the rivet of the area feeling like the teens. mid 20s way.he best taking a look at virginia, 66 and 95, everything looking good, as well. listen on wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car today. >>> an ash burn waitress was cleaning her table after the customer left. >> there was a note on her receipt that said, quote, great service, don't it will include a rare interview aboardai hillary clinton hasn't been seen much since the election, but on broadway when she st suhowrio thing, decided to hold their swim meet in the snow. ss smart, but whatever. >> i can keep watching it, though. >> i like that you're dealing people, don't try this at home, people. >> no. you can get frostbite. but it's freezing this morning. and we're not

a row erupts over the role of civil servants after the shock resignation of britain's ambassador to the eu. in a leaked note to his staff, sir ivan rogers attacked what he called "muddled thinking" over brexit. labour demands answers. some top leave campaigners say he was right to go. there are plenty of people out there who i think could do this job for the government and may actually carry greater respect in government, as a result, and therefore be part of the process, much more than maybe we discover sir ivan was. we'll have the latest from westminster as the fallout continues and be talking to the shadow brexit secretary who's calling for answers from the government. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm. a man's been charged by causing the deaths of two young cousins in oldham by dangerous driving, as they crossed a road on new year's even. a challenging new year — a warning from the high street after shares in next tumble, due to a drop in pre—christmas sales. an israeli soldier who shot dead a wounded palestinian knife attacker is found guilty of manslaughter. and dismantlin

the four months we spent >>> in the four months we spent inside corcoran, our producers saw violence erupt many times. though never between inmates and officers. as we neared the end of our stay, no one foresaw that the greatest threat to corcoran staff might come from an event in a california prison more than 100 miles away. >> three guards and two inmates were taken to area hospitals this afternoon after a stabbing in the maximum security area. two inmates used homemade weapons to stab two sergeants and a correctional officer around 1:00 this afternoon. >> it's significant enough that we lock down statewide the whole system. we made the determination that it had to do with a gang activity and southern hispanic gangs. in this particular case, the attacks seemed unprovoked. so that gave us cause to wonder about how widespread this might be. staff being assaulted and attacked is extremely serious. and we need to take all precautions to make sure that that type of threat doesn't exist on this facility or in this institution. so the decision was made to lock down the southerners, pending the

the crowd at jfc erupted in cheer. it allows all people can detainees not to be deported. dozens of passengers from overseas arrived to learn they had to immediately fly back to the war-torn countries. some are still in the u.s. since being detained since this morning. president trump signed the travel ban yesterday. non u.s. citizens from syria, iraq, iran and sudan and yemen are banned from the united states. we have more from the philadelphia airport where hundreds have a message and protest. >> reporter: philadelphia council member with hundreds at the airport to demand the release of those detained as a result of the kpoexecutive orde. >> they have chosen to come here with us in pennsylvania. i say you are welcome. >> reporter: governor wolf  joined bob casey and mayor jim kenney to help negotiate with officers. they were not allowed to see the detainees or the team of civil rights lawyers. >> now they have people here right now that are staying overnight. not knowing what they will do. >> reporter: a judge's temporary injunction prevents people from being forced on

. >> reporter: protests erupting from coast to coast over president trump's immigration crackdown. in the shadow of lady liberty at new york's battery park -- crowds filling boston's copley square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c., in airports and on the streets, protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. but others standing by the president like this man in hazelton, p.a. >> take care of our own first, and then take care of others. >> reporter: so many emotional scenes. this 5-year-old boy finally back with his mother after being detained for hours. a senior dhs official travelers have been affected. 109 in transit denied entry to the u.s. a clemson ph.d. graduate's post going viral. she was making her nearly visit to family, now unable to get on a flight back to america and to her job in south carolina. >> i'm just trying to be strong for my family because this is heartbreaking for them. and if i get to the breakdown level, it's just going to be even more devastating for them. >> reporter: an update on this iraqi family pulled off the plane saturday in cairo. t

. >>> there were two massive eruptions at mexico's colima volcano this weekend. it erupted sunday afternoon followed later by a second explosion into the night sky there. this is one of mexico's most active volcanos and has increased in activity since october. >>> amazon's echo is supposed to make your life easier, right? it's one of those kwiess that listens to your home and can order items just by asking it. >> it's pretty incredible, right? but a mother says beware 6-year-old asked alexa for a new doll house and some cookies. of course, alexa delivered. by the time mom realized what happened, a $150 doll house and four pounds of cookies were already on their way. >> i immediately tried to cancel the order. and amazon wrote me the back and said we can't cancel it, it's already shipped. >> so when that story was shared on a san diego tv station, several viewers called in to say that their alexa perked up and ordered them doll houses because they heard the anchors say alexa order doll houses. >> stop saying that. >> apparently when you say alexa followed by what

saying the school has made great progress in improving since last year's sexual assault scandals erupted. jew have more time to speak out about a natural gas pipeline planned for south jersey. emotions ran high during a meeting about the proposed pipeline earlier this week because of the large turn out officials extended the deadline for written comments until february 8th. the 22 mile pipeline would run through the pinelands from mars river township in cumberland county to upper township cape may county. >>> switching gears now we'll talk temperatures. that's a big focus over the next several days. might be a little shock to the system that we're feeling actually cold out there yesterday you noticed it for sure if you got out. winds chilly arctic air it is feeling cool. right now in your philadelphia neighborhood, 33 degrees where we are in mount airy. park side at 34. 35 at penns fork. richmond 36. bustleton 35 degrees. here's your current temperatures. they will pick up a bit in the afternoon but not a lot. we'll stay in the low 40s and with those wind chills it will feel more like th

meanwhile, several protests erupted across the country including this one in miami where police wereble to stop a group from blocking a freeway entirely. this one in chicago right outside of a trump hotel. demonstrators marched and held signs and chanted "not my president." earlier yesterday president trump signed his first executive orders in his presidency including an order allowing states to waive penalties for not signing up for the affordable care act. this as congress works on repealing the health care law mown, of course, as obamacare. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> preserve, protect and defend. >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> during his inaugural speech, president trump repeated his campaign theme of being an outsider, promising to take power from politicians and give it to the people, and vowing to quickly reverse poverty, crime, factory closings and bad schools. the 45th president kept one washington tradition, however. he walked some of his inaugural parade. he was alongside