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Im dara brown. heres what were monitoring. protests happening in london. these are live ptus of the large crowd demonstrating in part his immigration ban. organizers are expecting 11,000 people to show up today. well be monitoring the mampgrcs it heads to 10 downing street. back here in the u.s., customs are in the process of reinstating visas and airlines are reportedly being told to see the passengers. tom costello is in our washington bureau. is this business as usual for flights coming int...

Justice correspondent pete williams. good morning. how did this court ruling come about? >> this is a lawsuit filed by the states of washington and minnesota, they say that the travel restrictions in the executive order harm their citizens and especially their high tech industries who rely on their people being able to freely travel to sell the products and also to bring in talented employees. and they said this order was illegal and unconstitutional. and they asked the judge to stop the enforce...

Air from one of these seven countries, they can arrive in the united states, they can be processed legally in the united states. the question is whether that emergency stay might get into effect of course before they actually hit the ground. one more note, were here in downtown washington, were expecting also today a protest through the streets of washington from the white house behind me up to capitol hill, up to the supreme court. people protesting this wall and also the talk of the no muslim ...

This is not just important from a religious tolerance standpoint, at least in my book, from a common sense standpoint, the executive order banning students, microsoft employees, boeing employees from traveling to these country where is the countries did not attack you and did not impose executive action on the countries that did attack you. this was a powerful decision, it is a big night for the country and thank goodness the geniuses set up a system of checks and balances and this is when we ne...

Free counsel. just helping them transition if they should need it. theres also been volunteers dropping off food and water in case anyone is detained for long periods of time and need those resources. this rally is expected to start in the next two hours. we are seeing protesters start to arrive now. were going to continue to bring you the latest on that. >> we expect quite a big will folks out now back cross the country to new york city, more than 100 gathered for a ca munal prayer demonstratio...

Or state. if they have sanctuary cities, we may have to do that. >> reporter: in a scathing statement, the white house calls judge william an egregious overreach and straarkly accusin officials in sanctuary cities with the blood of dead americans on their hands. >> cannot take away our rights or steal our tax dollars. >> reporter: hours earlier, chief of staff reince priebus asserted the ninth circuit is going bananas. a far cry from the subdued response. this is not the first time president tru...

Sync as they push forward on the bill and push ownership and responsibility for its passage back on donald trump. >> sunlen, thank you. the seattle federal judge who blocked the first travel ban declined to extend that order to travel ban 2.0. judge james robarts ruling is not necessary because two other judges have blocked it from going into effect now. press secretary sean spicer says the rulings are preventing travelers from going into effect from six majority muslim countries. >> the dange...

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Very calm, very studious. i can tell you our e-mails were primarily about constitutional legal issues that we often discuss and that he is approaching this and the controversy that goes with it just like he approaches everything, in a calm, very studios manner. >> steven, the president has called him a so-called judge. is your judge friend intimidated by the president? >> jim robart is not intimidated by anyone, whether it be a criminal defendant who threatens him in the courtroom or the preside...