serious situation, so we look forward, as i just said to seeing them in court. is now the decision itself is actually pretty long. it s 29 pages, but the key points are here. the panel of three federal judges ruled government attorneys produced no evidence that the anyone from the countries named the executive order had committed a terrorist attack in the united states, and additionally there was no evidence that the order to take effect right away, and they rejected the government s argument that the court did not have authority to take action on an executive order. so for now, reunions like this one will be happening at international airports across the country, but this is more than arrivals area. for the last 13 days it s the front line against the president s executive order. reporter: lesli, the volunteers and pro bono attorneys that have been on the ground here at dulles felt like first responders run together aid of the immigrant families in need. the spokesperson
sudden loss. we are live in stafford county, delia gonclaves, wusa 9. unthinkable here. police have not release ed d the exact cause of death or if a weapon was found inside of that home. we are learning more about the 63-year-old grandmother mauled by a bear in frederick this week. it is the first bear attack in modern maryland history. karen osborne s family said she is, well, much worse off than they first thought. scott broom is in frede tonight after talking to some family members who credit osborne with keeping her cool to stay alive and we heard it on that 911 call. reporter: yeah, i m going to renew some of that and let you hear some of it again. first the updated condition. she s so badly injured now she s still barely able to move or talk according to family members but you can hear her struggling to stay calm on that 911 call as please help me. please help. send someone now. i m being attacked by this bear and he s coming back. she kept it together. i don
a standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge is finally over. it lasted nearly six weeks. the last four people occupying the site walked out and surrendered to fbi. they were the last members of the group that took over the complex on january 2 demanding that federal lands be turned over to local control. last month you might recall the group s leaders were arrested in an incident that saw one of the occupiers shot and killed. one by one, low income immigrant families living in one of fairfax county s last affordable neighborhoods are losing their homes. the managers of the mobile home park are demanding social security numbers from every resident. if they cannot produce them, they re being evicted. bruce leshan has been talking to the families. reporter: the managers here at waples mobile home numbers so they can conduct criminal background checks on residents but people who have lived here for years without social security numbers, people who have been paying their mortgag
small as a glance like you said. so many people out here tonight. take a look. i i m counting i would say more than 150 people here and they have been streaming in for a while. we are here at the dean wood metro station. washington s grandfather is here. i spoke to him earlier. he is not sure if his sisters will come but he said his mother is on her way. the mom and two sisters saw him being gunned down on that platform. the two younger sisters are seven and ten and the mother is having a hard time coming to grips. he was always a good kid. never in trouble. he just started largo high school. he just joined junior rotc. he wanted to play football. today we are learning more about the 17-year-old that gunned him down. the documents police documents say it started over a glance. again senseless. hard to make any that. seems that the 17-year-old was with several different aka s he watts arrested for assault and threatening threatening in 2014. people trying to figure it out. y
communication with the helicopter. it is now nighttime. a search by foot is underway. this is video from the helicopter squadron 469. six of its members american based in california and on board a helicopter like this one now missing somewhere in the nepalese mountains. it has been documenting their work to help thousands of earthquake victims. we delivered 68000 pounds of needed supplies to the outer villages. we also plan to deliver another 140000 pounds before we leave. scott: while teams search for the chopper and it crew that made one drop and on their way to a second site, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake sent much of kathmandu scrambling. already ravaged by aer thal quake three weeks ago the fears were only magnified. you can see the cameras start to shake in a meeting of parliament as people ran through the street to find open areas and the tremors triggered landslides. i was really scared this time. very big. i was very scared. scott: the good news if there any regardi