Cold weekend ahead watching next tuesday for a coastal storm with late accumulating snow and wind possible today morning rain snow mix. Windy and cold. Pm flurries possible. Highs 4348 winds nw 1020 g 30 tonight clear and very cold. Feeling like the Single Digits and low teens. Lows 1823 winds nw 1015 mph saturday mostly sunny to partly cloudy. Cold breezy. Highs 3440 winds nw 515 mph toss to suzanne toss to julie map breaking overnight the south korean president impeached. And the decision leading to deadly protests. Jummy olabanji is following it all the live desk. Koreas Constitutional Court unanimously ruled to uphold the impeachment of President Park geunhye goonhay she is now the countrys first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office. Park and her life long friend were implicated in a corruption scandal. The ruling now opens her up to possible criminal proceedings. Immediately following the courts decision, protests on the streets of seoul turned deadly. Supporters
D.C.'s Department of Parks and Recreation and the DC Public Libraries are encouraging kids and teens in the District to take advantage of programming during spring break.
for barbara harrison. this is wednesday, november 24, 2010. millions are heading the roads and catching flights for the thanksgiving holiday and at airports around the country. tsa officials have been preparing for the worst after outrage over the new security procedures. agents are hoping a little holiday cheer will mean passenger patience and shorter lines. we have more on how things are going at reagan national. good morning, megan. reporter: good morning, pat. things have gone very well at reagan national today. by those new security techniques, we re talking about the actual body scans,the full-body scans andthe more physical body pat-downs. they ve sparked a lot of controversy and have even prompted calls for a boycott of those scans. there are real ccerns here today that things at the security check points would be slowed down, that we d have all kinds of ttlenecks. fortunately, we just haven t seen it. it s one of the busiest travel days of the year. for many, it s
welcome to 9 news now at noon. the infamous white house party crashers actually received an invitation to a high-profile washington affair today. only this time the salahis are declining to tell congressional investigators how they made it past security at a white house state dinner last week. joel brown has more. reporter: this time they were invited, but they didn t show up. aspiring reality tv stars, the salahis did not appear before a congressional panel looking at how the pair managed to crash last week s state dinner. we are all fortunate this diplomatic celebration did not become a night of horror. reporter: the salahis publicist said in a statement the couple believes they have already cooperated and there s nothing more they can do. members of the committee were not persuaded by the argue and threatened to force them to appear. what all sides do agree on is that it was the secret service asphalt that the couple made it past security in to the the reception with