pressed both sides pretty firmly. it played out on the sixth lore courtroom. the judge asked the attorneys why they request for an injunction should be granted, considering the ninth circuit just upheld the nationwide injunction. they argued anything can happen with that and the president can make changes. the attorney for the united states says this is about security but could not give specific examples of evidence. the attorney general was also in the courtroom. here is what he had to say. >> the facts are overwhelming. this ban is unlawful, icannstitutional, and unamer and should be overturned. tim: the judge decided to think about all this as she is still making her decision. no word yet on when they will be back in find out we will let you know. tim barber, abc 7 news. jummy: we want to get back to our top story, and extremely tense situation for the newly sworn and secretary of education. protests swarming around her car as she made her way into jefferson academy. sam sweeney was on the scene and out the video you are about to see. sam: good afternoon. ' firsts betsy devos visit to a public school in washington, d.c. as secretary of education and it was supposed to be a low-key event. what happened is going viral. despite being sworn in and already on the job, secretary of education betsy devos' job is not getting easier. she was blocked from entering jefferson academy middle school. you can see in the video, the secretary tries to get in th physically and blocked out. >> she does not represent anything that they stand for. sam: protesters drove her all the way back to the car. >> shame! the school, more processors blocked the security detail from entering. one protesters screamed his foot had been run over. police grabbed and shoved the protesters out of the way. it is unclear what group these protesters are with but it is not the washington teachers union. they came earlier in peace to welcome the secretary but with a strong message. sharedefinitely do not her policies about privatization, about programs that are going to thwart public education. it is the cornerstone and -- cornerstone of education. devos made it in the school through another door and met with the new school chancellor and principal. she toured some of the classrooms and her contains just heard concerns from the teachers -- heard concerns from the teachers. it is certainly a school visit the new secretary will not forget anytime soon. reporting live in southwest washington, i am sam sweeney. jummy: tom price has just been confirmed as secretary of health and human services. senators voting along party lines early this morning to welcome price to head hhs. him because heed was an advocate for the undoing of the affordable care act and also has advocated major changes to medicare. let's change gears completely and talk about the forecast. many still trying to adjust to the going from record highs days ago and now we have the bitter cold. doug hill is here. doug: at least we have dropped a strong wind we had yesterday, but it is plenty cold outside and plenty of sunshine. if you are actually in the sun you will feel the radiant heat. washington, 28 in hagerstown, 36 in quantico. plenty of sunshine but as we get through the late afternoon, high clouds will increase and it will become mostly cloudy through the late-night and overnight hours. temperatures will top out near 40 but i think we will hold in the 30's this evening. here is the next system coming in, the leading edge of some much warmer air that will replace the numbers we have now with much more comfortable air. we will quickly start rising tomorrow under clouding skies -- cloudy skies. we will hit 62 degrees and on sunday a 50/50 chance of scattered showers with a high of 67. our average high is 46 degrees, and our entire winter pattern has been this repeat cycle of temperatures a day or so around average, we get very warm, then return noticeably colder, and repeat. the colder air might stay around a little bit longer. we will talk about that in the next 10 days, coming up. jummy: to a developing story now, a fire ripping through a home in northeast d.c. early this morning, one man and one woman both in critical condition at this hour. two firefighters were also injured. as john gonzalez reports, investigators are still searching for what started the blaze. maryland avenue was closed all morning long and is home that was gutted by the fire is nestled in between two centers, the pregnancy center the staff unable to get their employees and all morning long. take a look at the home. this fire started shortly before 5:00 this morning, and fire investigators and atf agents are going through the home at this hour. we now an adult man was found unconscious in the front yard when firefighters arrived. there was also a woman trapped inside in the basement of the home. both suffering smoke inhalation and burns and rushed to the hospital. we are now in critical condition. another man was in the home at the time and he was not injured. two firefighters also transported to the hospital with minor injuries. .> just sad hope that john is ok and anyone else who was in the house. john: how long have you lived here? >> i was here 14 years and he was here when i came. >> the basement and were heavily involved but they were quickly able to locate most victims -- both victims. john: there were 70 firefighters on maryland avenue. investigators say the fire started in the basement and the flames quickly spread, going out of the roof. those people still in critical condition. jummy: prince george's county police are asking for your help in tracking down two people wanted in connection to a deadly stabbing earlier this week. detectives say these two men in the surveillance video may be linked to the death of jamaal barnes. this is video from a seat pleasant gas station for driving away in a silver lexus. we have got an update this noon. the virginia tech student accused of killing a 13-year-old girl said he may have been worried she was pregnant. chad eisenhower is first-degree murder in the death of nicole lovell. natalie keepers is charged with accessory after the fact. investigators that eisenhower net the victim at a party and was worried he might have gotten her pregnant. to match her now, after a monthlong break safetrack returns tomorrow on the blueline -- two metro now, after a month long break safetrack returns tomorrow on the blueline. the arlington cemetery station will be closed. blueline trains will be replaced yellow rush plus service between franconia springfield and greenbelt. it runs through february 28. .oming up, the big dig out 50 million people now digging out following thursday's monster snowstorm in the northeast. it is still burning, flames from an oil pipeline lighting up the sky in new orleans. the missing worker and the timetable. life of anna nicole smith. deborah roberts joins us for a >> you are watching abc seven news at new and on your side. developing story overseas, antiterrorism forces arrested four people including a teenage girl, in a raid in france. 70 grams of an explosive substance and other ingredients for a bomb were seized. the substance was found and is the same one used in november 2015 in the attack in paris as well as the march 2016 attack in brussels. former national guard soldier from virginia charged with plotting an attack against the u.s. relative -- military in the name of isis is sentenced to 11 years. suzanne: federal prosecutors say he was and am aired with isil and was -- in amer with isil --enamored with my soul. a troubleds he was person, just a person with a superficial understanding of isil. the 27-year-old who played guilty to providing material support for a terrorist organization, was sentenced to 11 years in prison. he said he was deeply ashamed of his actions and he did what he did only because he was seeking purpose in his life. he says "the entire crime is not who i am, who i plan to be, who i ha with the sentence. he waved and smiled at his family, who was in the courtroom and left without comment. at the alexandria federal courthouse, suzanne kennedy. back to you. jummy: right now the search continues for a gas company employee still unaccounted for after an explosion sparked a fire at a pipeline in the louisiana. flames started around 7:00 last night. six people were working at the site when it caught fire, two taken to a hospital and one taken to a burn center. the pipeline was acting as a blow torch and it may take hours or days to completely burn off. >> the representative from phillips indicates to us that the source of the product in the pipeline has been shut off but the problem is it is high pressure and for several myers -- miles so it could burn hours or days. jummy: two highways temporarily shut down in both directions as crews work on that fire. also happening now, it is the big dig out. along with the big chill in the northeast after the first major snowstorm in the region this year. some 60 million people are in the process of digging out, from pennsylvania up to boston and new hampshire. many are in the process of getting new cars after accidents, like this one. one driver in new hampshire lost control, slamming right into a house. that is video on the bridge of one car crashing through, ending up in the water. doug: that was the chesapeake bay bridge tunnel yesterday, and i understand the passengers survived for a while but passed away in the hospital. high wind and high-profile vehicles, nothing you can do about it. i do not like big bridges. jummy: me either. doug: sunshine, the wind is not terribly strong, but temperatures are cold. if you want to get technical, maybe a few degrees below average. at a west southwesterly wind 12. no advisories in effect. the dew point temperature is six degrees. this tells us how to write the areas. more cloudiness -- this tells us how to dry the area is. more cloudiness is off to the west. 33 in baltimore and 34 in annapolis. as we get through the afternoon some of this cloudiness will move through. we will get a warm front-cold front duo. we have seen this all winter. forill be in the pocket about 36 hours, but here is the effect. clouds temperatures tomorrow morning pretty much what they are at the moment, in the lower 30's. in the metro area, the same story. temperatures will start to climb through the afternoon, through the 40's, 50's, and 60's. forecasting a high of 62 tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. your comes the clouds and the advance of the warm front. tomorrow,cloudiness low 60's. upper 60's on sunday, and when the cold front approaches, scattered showers developing and becoming windy and cooler next week. we will take you for a quick look of what we have for the next 10 days. temperatures drop and hold for a while. as we go through the middle and end of next week, we will finally see a warm-up but we will get seven days -- several days in a row where it feels like february. jummy: we can deal like -- we 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life outside of louisville with her father, who is determined to give her a normal life. she is more worried about snapchat and her dad not embarrassing her and she is about hollywood life in the glare that attracted her mother. we will take you back to some of those famous scenes that surrounded anna nicole smith's woman wenthow this from rags to riches and obviously descended into a tragic death. you get a chance to hear from her little girl about how jummy: that was going to be my question. how much does mr. birkhead tell her about her mother since she was so young, about five months old when her mother passed away? >> it is a delicate subject and he tries to shield her from social media and opportunities to know too much too soon. he tells her her mother had some problems with medication. he tells her the kind of things a little girl can understand, and you will hear more in that conversation tonight, and get to visit with her daughter. we go inside her realm and take her out to capture her personality. he has spared her any of the tawdry details, and takes his time to sprinkle out little details about her mother's life, and see which you can interpret. he will see the very touching way she remembers her own mother tonight, a very intriguing , 10 years later with so much imagery. also with a daughter who is just adorable. jummy: we just saw some video and you are right, she looks just like her mother. we look forward to tonight's 20/20 at 10:00 on abc seven followed by the news at 11:00. bitter cold jummy: in the u.s. is now up for grabs in california. this mega-mansion is something. gallery ofth an auto $30 million worth of cars, a 40 seat movie theater, and it can be years for $250 million. the only home that is even more expensive and bigger is house in maryland. maryland.house in doug: i don't think so. for today, 40 degrees, sunshine, cloud later tonight and as we go through the weekend, a warm front will warm us into the low 60's. hit 67 degrees and then showers and cooler by sunday night. windy on monday. jummy: thank you for joining us. >> welcome to "bachelor" fan favorites week. every day we're playing with some of your favorite people from my other shows, "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" and i can't wait to pop the question-- the one for a million dollars that is. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." 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