no longer allow school trip to the yunld citing uncertainty over the president s suspended travel ban. the toronto school district board says it doesn t want students and staff to be turned away at the border. u.s. republicans long promised a plan to repeal and replace obama care, the affordable care act and it s hit a sizable road block. they were forced to pull their own republican bill. the american health care act. when it became clear they didn t have the votes to pass it. paul ryan who played a big part in crafting the legislation spoke franly about the loss. we came really close today, but we came up short. i spoke to the president just a little while ago and i told him that the best thing i think do is to pull the bill and he agreed with that decision. i will not sugarcoat this, this is a disappointing day for us. obamacare will remain the law of the land. my worry is obamacare is going to be getting even worse.
adopting new things and new thinking. and if it doesn t work, we will do something different that will work. reporter: emirates airline is allowing transit passengers to gate check their laptops and tablets. and offering some flexibilities for passengers originating here in dubai, as well. this hub has had its fair share of challenges as a major bridge. sars, obama and even the u.s. travel ban at the start of the year. so i asked the ceo to rank the impact of this electronics ban. fortunately all those this will have a significant impact to some of our passengers, about 250,000 over the month of february for example flew to the u.s. say from dubai international, this is about 4.6% of our total passengers. so so long as we can very carefully look after that fairly small percentage of the overall number that come through here, and deliver a really good ser swris to them, then i don t
jesse: this is a fox news alert. this is a fox news alert. big news coming out of d.c. and trumps suspended travel ban. the cornerstone of the court s decision. yet they gave drew process rights to people who do not have due process rights. people in somalia who have never been to this country. people in syria who have never been to this country. they don t have due process rights. they don t have constitutional rights of any kind. jesse: nearly a third of the refugees since the ban are from syria alone. still people in the u.s. are protesting mr. trump s executive
first, though, let s talk more about president trump s suspended travel ban. the trump administration weighing its options now, as to what they ll do next. here s cnn s justice correspondent pamela brown. good morning, pamela. well, victor and christi, though nothing has been ruled out, we ve learned that the white house is not wanting to immediately repeal the 9th circuit decision for fear of losing in a 4-4 split. president trump even saying aboard air force one he may want to issue a new executive order with new security measures. i welcome you to the very famous white house. reporter: as the white house tweets its now halted controversial executive order and considers whether to issue a new one, president trump speaking at a joint press conference at the white house is vowing to not give up the fight. we ll be doing something very rapidly, having to do with additional security for our country. you ll be seeing that sometime next week. in addition, we will continue to
clear rebuke of this executive order. the judges questioned the constitutionality. they questioned whether or not there were threats around the world that could justify this order. it s as if part of this ruling was written by former secretaries of state john kerry and madeleine albright. they themselves wrote a declaration to this court saying they were not aware of a specific threat that could justify this kind of executive order. from here this is likely headed to the supreme court. but given the clear ideological split on the court where you might see a 4-4 ruling, what happened here at the 9th circuit will most likely stand. dan simon in san francisco. let s break down some of the legal elements of this decision and areva martin civil rights attorney and cnn legal analyst joins us. this ruling was just on the suspended travel ban, whether or not it should stay in place. they ruled it should. the three judges did not shy away from some of the bigger constitutional issues here.