mason students from countries impacted by the trump administration's executive order. campus administrators held a meeting friday to answer questions and calm fears. it's difficult to stay focused on class work, difficult to attend class when you're concerned about yourself and what the future holds. >> reporter: the ongoing worry on this campus and others, if the travel ban is resubstitutin it will keep the best and brightest from other countries from studying here. >>> also a family of five fled syria and resettled in prince george's county after the election. they hoped to find peace in their new home. now they fear the executive order will threaten their ability to rebuild their lives. the family gave an emotional interview to our web team in an exclusive story. >>> more than two weeks now into donald trump's presidency. he's been signi ining executive actions at a rate quite similar to his predecessor. an umbrella term that includes all the ways a president can exercise his authority. it includes executive orders, patrol car l proclamations and presidential memora

george mason, george washington have their annual presidential debate on the basketball court tomorrow at 2:00. wizards will look to stop the music against the utah jazz at women host minnesota at 2:00. erika something, tough decisions to make tomorrow for sports fans out there. >> i guess that happens when you have some good options to look forward to in those games. chris miles, thanks very much. >>> earlier this evening, we mistakenly said congressman keith ellison is from missouri. he in fact is from minnesota. we regret the error. thanks so much for being with us this evening. that about wraps it us for us. "saturday night live" is coming up next. [ cheers and applause ] >> and that is another example of how faulkner influenced latin american literature. [ cellphone beeps ] seth, i thought i told you to turn off your phone. >> i'm sorry, mrs. lehman. i think someone re-tweeted me. >> seth, you're just some random who would re-tweet you? >> kellyanne, i just re-tweeted the best tweet. i mean, wow. what a great, smart tweet. >> mr. trump, we're in a security briefing. >> i know, but

. >> la salle beat up by george mason, fall behind in the first, never catch up. he lost four of five, penn, drexel and delaware loses as well. tough night in "college hoops." >> the magic of story telling came to life thanks to disney. new and old disney stories read to kids of all ages at no charge. the event was held here in springfield mall. sunny is the parent company of "6abc." >> show you a few of the emotion reactions. >> and the nfl season comes to an end tomorrow. superbowl 51. some fans say forget about the game plans, what bill belichick is wearing tomorrow will determine the outcome. that and more when "action news" comes back. s? ?iews stons keep on scratchin'! fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. with top prizes ofpounding than 50 thousand dollars?... how abou

we had one student from george mason university was traveling overseas and got trapped and was in turkey for almost a week until she got back, and there are businesses that have employees that are unable to travel. it has real harm and real impact in states, and thousands and thousands of people are impacted by this. >> what about the people, though, who have never been in the united states, whether it be refugees or people seeking visas? now the administration in their brief said maybe they are willing to split the different, maybe come a little closer to where you are, and maybe the students here, maybe there would not be restrictions on them. >> the administration's position is shifting all over the map. one minute implies to lawful permanent residents and sraesa holders and student and workers, and then it's maybe maybe not lawful permanent residents, and it's constantly shifting. i think that points to the real chaotic and haste leeway this was put together and implemented. it was real chaos when it went into affect. i was at dulles airport when this went into effect and it was comp

she's a senior at george mason university, here legally on a student visa. she was on her way back to virginia friday a week ago trying to board a connecting flight in turkey when she was told she could not board. she could not enter the united states because of the president's executive order. >> i searched for universities to try to apply for other places because i may never be back here again. >> reporter: she was able to come back saturday after a judge put a hold on the immigration order. virginia attorney general mark herring was at the airport to greet her. >> since i was in northern virginia, really, i thought it was really important to help welcome her back. >> welcome home. i'm so glad you're here. >> reporter: she says she was heartened by the welcome she received and those who have been protesting the travel restrictions. >> i felt loved. i felt the american people were all really nice. >> reporter: she is studying international relations. she plans to perhaps improve diplomacy one day between libya and the united states. >> do you plan to stay i

also, george mason amongst others, said, the militia is the whole people. those of you who are familiar, i don't have the language of the second amendment up, it has two parts. those of you who are english teachers, it has what one might call a restrictive and nonrestrictive clause. essentially saying that the militia is necessary for the security of a free state, then the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. that was actually a right to have a religious exemption from serving. it was in the context of a standing army, that was how it was raised. it was a liberal scholar who brought this up. those of you on various sizes argument need to know this. sanford levinson, a liberal law professor in texas, he is the one who wrote the article, it did not create a new argument, but it said, for those who look at the right of the people in the first amendment and the fourth amendment in the ninth amendment, the people is the people. when we say a right belongs to the people, we don't say it belongs to the subset of the people like the mil

. >>> george mason with a chance to slide into the third spot with a win over rhode island. ec matthews having no part of that. he connected on the jumper. rhode island ahead by 18 early in the second half. mason comes for the patriots. and they're down by just three. sounds like a good time to dial up jahri brayer and he ties the game at 54. so this game came down to a final shot. mason down by three with time running out. and the ball goes in the corner to otis livingston. he cannot connect. rhode island holds on for the win, 77-74, the final. >>> buzz williams and virginia tech visiting louisville, looking for their third straight win. hokies down by six late in the second half. outlaw swipes one from deep. we have a three-point game. one up to jaylon johnson, and louisville is up by again seven begin. under three minutes of play. donovan mitchel scores more. louisville wins 94-90. >>> .08 conference clash between armed forces rivals, army and navy. midshipmen dominating in the second half. the offensive rebound and navy is ahead by 25. but army brings the funk. thomas fu

washington have had george mason's number for a while now in college basket altered the colonials have beaten mason eight straight times. another battle today. jenkins, down low. went 6-7 from the field. forr kavanaugh, a big day them. game high 22 points. gw puts it away in the second half. the dagger came from utah. chipped in with 18 points. dw gets the win. 83-74. happy colonial punch after the game. -- bunch after the game. >> you have to enjoy the beef. we have to learn to enjoy the beef, the toughness of these games and having to close it out >> they are a good team, they are well coached and we're fortunate enough to come out on top. markey's more and jenkins played well today. it's a big win for us. they were ahead of us in the standings and now we are even. women withhe terp their best start in school history. that is before they lost to ohio state. maybe it's good they lost now rather than later in march. today they had minnesota. kimbrel playing their last home game in maryland, both played over and for more as a regular season winds down. inside.oring she had 27. second ha

the woman killed does have a local connection, mary knowlton graduated from george mason. three young women sexually assaulted and murdered. this case happened nearly 50 years ago. the trail to catch the killer had gone cold until now. and a new video are adding urgency to the case. police say it will not be easy but they will not rest until it is soft. news, the white house has asked the fbi to knocked down reports about talks between donald trump's russians andd some the agency refused. this is according to cnn. a white house official says the fbi told the administration it did not think reports of the communications or trip. for that reason the white house was asking the fbi to share that with reporters. the fbi has said no. jonathan: donald trump will be addressing cpac.ck, this speech -- mike pence addressed the crowd words for thed full >> of the administration, the media. themedia, the elites, insiders, everybody who profits of the status quo -- they dismissed our president. in dismissing him, they also dismissed millions of hard-working forgotten men and women who

rhode island and george mason. the patriots were down as many they have a come back. a three and we are tied at 54. it would come down to the last shot. mason to tie it but it does not matter. robinson gets this deal and game over. mason loses, 77-74. navy posting army in annapolis. army comes all the way back. fox rises and gets the three giving the black night the le ads. navy loses a heartbreaker, 71 -68. for the nationals first full squad practice scheduled for tomorrow, the road to the world series is starting now. bryce harper was made available to the media today. he spoke about his struggles last season, saying i know why i struggled, but he did not elaborate. bottom line, is ready to compete. >> been a watching the national, i love it. i enjoy the fans, i enjoy the organization very much. they gave me an opportunity to play major league baseball and i will play these next two years out. beyond that, i really don't care. i want to bring the trophy hopefully and it is a monumental town. it will be a lot of fun. robert: georgetown and notre dame in lacross. e. h

and george mason lost tonight, 83-70. the was spurs were hoping to get mo williams, do not happen. alison: steve, take it away. steve: tomorrow we are back in the middle to upper 60's, lower 70's thursday and friday. front saturday midday that will likely trigger showers and thunderstorms. colder sunday, but near average this time of year, upper 40's. next0's the beginning of week and then middle 60's wednesday. oo update you on this beautiful, awesome forecast. alison: thank you. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. alison: have a good night. fortunately there's a bedples diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. sale ends sunday! go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's the sixth annual "jimmy kimmel live aft

jeff: she is a senior at george mason, but a week ago she had doubts she would ever see the campus again. >> i'm still very stressed, kind of recovering. jeff: she was on her way to dulles airport when president trump signed a travel ban. she was stuck in london for a week, but finally made it back to northern virginia. now she is considering going to try to its goal in canada if a new travel ban is enforced. >> i cannot just a another three years without leaving the country. >> people are very engaged and will stay engaged. jeff: virginia senator tim kaine says he is encouraged by the rallies and protests across the country protesting the executive order. kaine called the court ruling against the ban a big win. >> we are slowly moving the debate our way. there is a tremendous energy. >> i don't have a problem with the ban, depending on how it is implemented. jeff: he believes the president is right to tighten the immigration system. in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. jonathan: 20 years behind bars for the caregiver who killed a nine-month-old baby. deal dobson hauled off to prison -

and george mason just tipped off , that game is on our sister station, news channel 8. kimberly: will oklahoma fans remember the good work? robert: i think they will act like scorned lovers. we will see. kimberly: i don't know how you are doing this weather forecast, because this is tough. josh: the interesting tomorrow. today the temperatures bread was from the east to the west, tomorrow will be north to south. 62 is a middle-of-the-road number. inxpect some of us will be the 70's, further south, some of us will be in the 40's, hagerstown and closer to frederick. bigwindy weather is the story, sunday night into monday, specifically monday morning, we could see wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour. the good news, valentine's day, nice and quiet, 51 degrees. heading out to dinner or anything like that, should be good to go. next weekend, the temperatures warming up, and i think that should stay dry and bring us more sunshine. kimberly: ladies, don't get your hair done monday. thank you for joining us. have a great night. we will see you basketball, around 11:00-ish tonight

washington, thomas jefferson, james madison, george mason, john marshall and patrick henry? they've got to be there like with latent leadership potential, but certainly, we are not going the find them. so what happened in the late 18th century to generate a j generation that is beyond much question the most creative political leadership generation of political leaders in american history? well, arnold twoinby said that all load eadership in all socie is a function of crisis, and that the late 18th century was a crisis, and it was that, the revolution, and the creation of the american nation state. now, the problem with that argument is that we can all think of great crises in american history where the great leadership does not show up, like now. now you can't say that there is something special in the water back then, can you? that doesn't make sense. and nor can you say with any credibility that tongues of fire poured over their head in philadelphia in 1776 or 1876. and washington never used the word god, but he used the word providence a lot. god was guiding him, and prov

led all scorers for george mason, as they beat richmond for the second time this season, 93-70. acc, virginia te alison: cannot wait for the warm-up. steve: tomorrow will be a cold front and a little chilly, near 50. colder thursday, around 40. to 65 degrees this weekend sunday through monday. lower to middle 1.4 inches of snow so far this season at reagan national airport. jonathan: and that was spread out over time. jimmy kimmel is next. fortunately there's a bedples diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. w well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. and right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, denzel washington, the "sports illustrated" swimsuit cover model revealed, and music from lukas graham. and now, right on schedule -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheer

gorge washington and george mason. g.w. had an answer every time. g.w. led by one at the break. second half, colonials pull away. you don't want to know, he's feeling it. led by ten, g.w. jared, keeps him further away. watch the hustle, hoop, going low from the coach going back. g.w. wins. still the early stages of the rivalry. >> it's not a rivalry right now in terms of the sense we have to win. start with one, but hopefully more than that. >> rivalry will be back, but also, guys, you got to enjoy the beef, enjoy the grit, enjoy the toughness of the games and having to close it out and all that stuff. that's how you build character as a team and build some kind of fortitude and toughness and we're getting there. >> all right. college park. senior day for second ranked maryland. jones and walker honored by the terps. a banner day, literally, both jerseys took over like always, down loan to jones, finishes with the layup, later in the quarter, ball over to walker, knocks down the three. she is feeling it. game high 27 points for her. up big at halftime, fourth quarter with the fi

it is eliminating john marshall, george mason, john jay maybe, although jay is coming up. if you were investing in the founders put your money on jay. he's going ascend in worth. sam adams. henry, patrick henry, robert morris, and you probably don't know who robert morris is, gouverneur morris, the don't make it. who makes it? there are six people who make the list. this is, i guess, my list, but i defend it. they are george washington, pri movement s primeos inte inter paris, the foundingest father of them all. they would say he was the greatest. they all said that. no disagreement. he's the toughest to get to know. benjamin franklin, the grandfather amongst the fathers. franklin was born roughly the same time as jonathan edwards. he grew up knowing increased mather in boston. he's an old guy. he at the time in an international poll would rank higher than washington, because of his reputation as a scientist in england and as a philosophe in france. washington's key value is judged. he got all the big things right. franklin's is wisdom. he's probably the wisest of them all

the store is near george mason university. a ceremony will be held tonight at 6:00. >>> right now on news 4 today, weather alert. storms moving in as temperatures drop. >> so are those storms, bringing rain or snow. that's the big question. team kwofrage from news 4 showing you what it looks like outside your front door. >> plus, a live look from the roads, the problem areas and how long will weather will impact your commute. good morning, everybody. it is just about 5:00 a.m. now. i'm aaron gilchrist. and hello. thanks for joining us. and we continue our team coverage on this weather alert day. usually this is about the time we tell you about school >> not happening today. we're doing pretty well in our area as far as any delays and closings might go. >> we're check in with our crews spreading across our area. >> we need to start with our storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen. what's the latest, guys? >> our colleague, amelia draper, put out a tweet, kids, do your homework. and i immediately retweeted that

one of my favorite quotes from the convention as george mason they delegate from virginia. it would be like returning the t choice of colors to the blind and. they didn't trust the people so that is one problem. the second, 40% of the population they thought they ought to count in terms of increasing political power in the nation, and finally, they thought if you have direct election estates would never have a president, this is poor communication, transportation and they were not assuming the existence of the political parties, so for their candidate if you came from massachusetts he would vote for john hancock come if you came from pennsylvania you would vote for james wilson. the small states would never have a president. so the electoral college system actually enabled them to compromise lots of differences. one thing is you're not going to have t the president picked directly by the people. you will have state legislators deciding how they are chosen and then the assume they assumed thd exercise independent judgment. then they portion the electoral college in such a wa

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