conspirator s in the case from iran, dubai and pakistan as well, jon. jon: catherine herridge in d.c. thank you. developing now arizona s controversial immigration law is headed back to court. the news comes from the offices of arizona governor jan brewer. we told the governor plans to file paperwork any minute now challenging a judge s ruling on the state s new law targeting illegal immigrants. governor brewer signed the law earlier this year. before it went into effect, a federal judge banned the state from enforcing many parts that got the most criticism. for example, the section requiring police to question people will b. immigration status if the officer thought the person was in the country illegally. anita vogel has more from our west coast newsroom. it ruling comes as no surprise as governor brewer said all along she would be challenging this and appealing it to the ninth circuit of appeals. she wants the entire law to go into effect. essentially her office is saying to cal
democrats nationally. and then we re going to take you to utah tonight as well where cnn projects mit romney has won the gop senate primary. much much more on all of that to come. plus this the supreme court handing president trump a victory today on his travel ban. it ruling, well, it s proved positive that elections have consequences. consequences that include changing the direction of the supreme court for years to come. i want you to just look at where we were. this is exactly three years ago today. that is a white house lit up in rainbow colors in celebration of a supreme court ruling that established the right of gay people to get married. on that same day the extraordinary moment when the president of the united states sang amazing grace, leading the nation in mourning nine african-americans murdered in the charlson church shooting. amazing grace how sweet the