a bedbug down to a new court filing in president donald trump s immigration order. tonight, supporters and critics of the executive action are plotting their next move. announcer: news4 at 11:00 starts now. we ve got to go to boston first. these are images from that city that is just pure pandemonium tonight. the new england patriots and the atlanta falcons wrapping up an historic game that literally came down to the very last play. despite the excitement there, power outages had so many people in our area absolutely furious on this super bowl sunday. thanks for joining us tonight. i m erika gonzalez. people have power back now, but shortly before kickoff, more than 3,100 dominion power customers lost electricity. dominion says a power pole broke, but comcast users said their service was out most of the outages were in arlington and alexandria. comcast says there were two issues, first a generator fire at boston mall that knock the out power to a lot of people in that are
belted in. certainly by the impact, the plane did what it was designed to do. reporter: i spoke with the pilot s wife by telephone. she told me her husband has more than 30 years experience flying, five years in that plane. while he does have some memory loss, he is doing okay. he told her that the engine went off just after takeoff. coming up at 6:00, we ll tell you why he was flying out of this airport here in prince george s county and who was supposed to be with him on the plane that crashed. after a weekend at his mar-a-lago resort, president trump sent the day meeting with members of the military at tampa s mcdill air force base. the president addressed members of central command there where he vowed that the u.s. and its allies will defeat isis. he also expressed a strong commitment to nato but said our share. he blasted the stop to the immigration order. now to a showdown on capitol hill over the president s nominee for secretary of education. senate democrats h
and our john henry got to see some of them in person. reporter: an emotional day here at dulles international airport as a number of families took advantage of a federalup s order halting president trump s travel ban. it was a scene many wanted to see here all week. roya is tired of waiting. i have two sisters and family coming from iran. they were stopped twice, once last sunday and once two days ago. reporter: that s because the president s travel ban has delayed the reunion each step of the way. it s been a nightmare. reporter: but this weekend family kept apart had reason to believe they d be made whole again. a federal judge s decision to halt the travel ban reopened america to all. we ll see a lot of people come home. reporter: we saw plenty of happy faces. this couple was one of many reunited at dulles after running into trouble with the travel ban. happy. reporter: as for how long this will last, even lawyers with the dulles justice coalition don t k