with dementia. a major recall from tesla, the glitch in the self-driving software in hundreds of thousands of cars. the feature allows cars to speed through intersections in an unpredictable manner. the residents near the toxic ohio train derailment are demanding answers about their own safety and health. my body is covered in bruises from itching. i think it s something in the air. at least one person dead, multiple injuries after a shooting at a mall in el paso, texas. we heard the shots go off, and then we got up, and everybody started running to the bathroom. norah: and mikaela shiffrin makes history. mikaela shiffrin comes out of the gate on a tear. shiffrin hangs onto the lead! and she is a first-time world champion in the gs. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. tonight, 46 million people are dealing with a dual threat of a winter storms and possible tornadoes. that system is already dropping
second half to stretch their lead, a tap infrom second half to stretch their lead, a tap in from werner made it 3 0, and he now has three in the competition. it was a long way back to mexico but they pulled one back, and from a long way out, fabian with a stunning drive two minutes from time. any glimmer of hope was finally snuffed out when younes fired in a fourth for the germans. the world champions are through to the final and will face the south american champions, chile, on sunday in st petersburg. cricket, and australia have made it two wins out of two at the women s world cup by thrashing sri lanka in bristol, despite the efforts of the sri lankan vice captain, chamari ata pattu. she smashed 178 not out off 143 balls, as they made 257 9 from their 50 overs. but australia chased that down with ease. meg lanning hit an unbeaten 152, as the australians reached their target with six overs to spare and eight wickets in hand. it was the highest successful run chase in the hi
president trump s temporary ban on refugees and travellers from six mainly muslim countries has now come into effect. the us supreme court has allowed parts of it after a 5 month battle in the courts. the trump administration says the ban is necessary to stop terrorists from entering the country. many have argued that it s unconstitutional as it singles out muslims. these were the scenes at airports across the country when the original travel ban was imposed without warning in january. it was called unconstitutional, a ban on muslims. and, despite months of legal challenges, president trump once again has his travel ban at least parts of it in place after a victory at the supreme court. this has been one of the president s top issues. he has talked consistently about how he believes the united states needs to do more to enhance our screening procedures, and to take a better look at people who will be coming into the united states, because the safety and security of americ