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Concern. the first question out of the gate, one, was do you have any evidence for why these countries were chosen and why this ban was in place? that was telling to show them that, listen, it must be more than hypothetical to trample on separation of powers or constitutional rights. >> dont courts give wit latitude to the president on issues of national security? >> mass ive latitude. i got it upside the head how much latitude the executive branch gets. i disagree with one panelist, there are t...

And his top advisers to allow us to go forward on that claim. >> mr. riff can, how do you respond to that? >> let me point the post co gent notion that federal judges are equipped to second-guess performed on basis of objective allegation had the same intelligence. were talking about discretionary judgment. >> what are limits of the presidents power in this case, what the limit? if it was out right ban could he get away with it? >> it is not a muslim ban. >> if it were in principal it would be e...

The judge will know better if we get a ruling on this until wednesday at the earliest. >> martha: john, thank you very much. here is judge napolitano. what is going on here? >> wow, we had a federal district court judge in seattle second-guess the president on the wisdom and propriety of the presidents executive order. that is actually not the judge of federal judges in our society. the law on which donald trump relies is crystal clear, a 1952 statute but says just as he read from the brief that...

Hour to file the brief asking the ninth circuit court of appeals to reinstate the travel ban. it will likely go before the supreme court to refine presidential power. back with congresswoman kathleen rice a member of the homeland security committee. the presidents travel ban is now on hold. the administration says the courts dont have access to what the president has, namely, classified information, and are therefore, in the words of justice department lawyers, ill-equipped to second-guess the p...

Molly joins us now with more from washington. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals does ask the states of washington minnesota. the plaintiffs are appellees in the case to cement their case by the end of the day today ,_and why they want these extra vetting procedure stopped. on the other. on the other hand, the justice department, the defendants are appellants in the case have until tomorrow afternoon to file their paperwork_why the betting why the betting should continue. late last night the ...

S.e.a.l. william ryan owens dead along with as many as two dozen civilians including an 8-year-old girl. three service members were also injured and a $70 million osprey aircraft destroyed. >> there is a risk in doing nothing because people can live. there is a risk in doing something because a raid can go wrong. its hard to second guess. >> jim sciutto there. on a related note, president trump will visit u.s. central command in florida on monday. well take a short break. but when we come back...

We cannot vet -- >> rudy giuliani said mr. trump reached out and said i want to do a muslim ban. help me make it legal. whether it specifically states that, does it matter. >> donald trump wauktd that back a kwleer and a half ago. what he talked about over the campaign trail was extreme vetting. he went to every middlesex town and village and said this is what were going to do. e with ear having big changes in immigration policy. lo and behold a lot of new things are happening and people are sur...

>> this is usually a high-dollar, high-risk/reward enterprise. its a lot of stuff. that they got to move in a short amount of time. >> he says the tunnels are used to move marijuana and cocaine, often lined with electrical power and ventilation. >> this one had a rail system in it. >> how long does it take to build something like this? >> depending on the resiliency of the digging crew, they can go fast, really far. >> by hand? by shovel? >> basically almost exclusively by hand with power tools....

Marijuana and cocaine and often lined with electrical power and ventilation. >> this one had a rail system in it. >> reporter: how long does it take to build something like this? >> depend ong the resiliency of the digging crew, they can go really fast really far. >> is it by hand, by shovel? >> basically almost exclusively by hand with power tools. >> reporter: when these things started popping up, what was your reaction to that? >> the imagination of people trying to illicitly come north is so...

Contributing members of our community. its not draining at all. its very, very energizing. >> nick valencia, cnn, clarkston, georgia. >> thank you so much and our thanks to the family for letting us in their home. coming up, the unintended consequences of president trumps border wall. smugglers building tunnels from mexico to the united states. our ed lavendera takes us inside of them. >> the imagination of people trying to illicitly come north is something i dont try to second-guess, it is -- i...