rorter: good morning, alex. after spending a weekend at his palm beach, florida, home, today president trump travels to tampa to make his first visit as president to u.s. central command. this comes at a time when the president s policy that he says will protect the country is caught up many the courts. home comings and arrivals. relief granted by a federal court and reinforced by welcomed signs at international airports for travelers from seven mostly muslim countries whose visas were reinstated. but president trump doubled down. just cannot believe a gym would put our country in such peril. if something happens, blame him and court system. people pouring in. bad. the president tweeted that he is using his authority over agencies that screamed travelers. i have up instructed homeland security to check people coming into our country very carefully. the courts are making the job very difficult. the vice president defended mr.
they give you limb gas heaters to heat up. if you don t clog it, a fire brakes out. by the time they got him, the plastic melted and fell on his face and feet. reporter: it was dilbreen s first birthday. iraq, january 4th, 2016. in an instant, the soft cartilage of his nose, lips and most of his face ravaged. the images are tough to see. he realizes there s something different about him, and it s really sad because these kids, they run away. they re scared of him. rorter: the name dilbree means wounded heart, and his story is complicated. it s a story of being trapped. his family fleeing from isis to this refugee camp and now trapped in the united states without his parents. you see, this woman is not dilbreen s mother. she s not even a relative. she is simply a kind stranger.
standing with, is his fiancee on the h1visa? what s the visa she submitted for to come to the states into. reporter: thomas is asking what type of visa has? she has a k-1 visa, a fiancee visa. reporter: when did she get that? january 14th. so, applied about five months ago. it finally was approved. reporter: so, you re understanding there shouldn t be an issue here. she should be allowed in. i called the department of homeland security on friday afternoon. they said she s fine, good to fly. she flew thursday night. rorter: and she just came back and she s being held here now. yeah, the order was made while she was in the air. reporter: pretty incredible. thomas, back to you. adam reiss at jfk, thank you and keep us posted as we expect other protests to happen at airports, specifically jfk again today. now, another person that s been caught in the travel ban confusion and the chaos is a 75-year-old iranian woman in l.a. she arrived yesterday at the airport where hund
senator, why do you want to be president? second, does hillary clinton have the passion for it? does she love the campaigning? does she look forward to matching wits with the media. with the republicans, does she love debating, love the 24/7 news environment. does she love the edgy days and nights when things were popping. does she like the life of the top level politician. is she not afraid to show to laugh, to cry, to relish it? third, and this is the hard one, does secretary clinton have the spontaneity to be a presidential candidate. it s one thing when you would say to question a rorter last week could she be ready for the question to come next week? does she believe she s got the stuff to stand for tough questioning. can she make a decision for conflict among her various constituencies. can she, when the moment arises, make the call.
does she look forward to matching wits with the media. with the republicans, does she love debating, love the 24/7 news environment. does she love the edgy days and nights when things were popping. does she like the life of the top level politician. is she not afraid to show to laugh, to cry, to relish it? third, and this is the hard one, does secretary clinton have the spontaneity to be a presidential candidate. it s one thing when you would say to question a rorter last week could she be ready for the question to come next week? does she believe she s got the stuff to stand for tough questioning. can she make a decision for conflict among her various constituencies. can she, when the moment arises, make the call. moments, passions spont nayty. it takes all three. if you don t have all three, one