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complicated day for the white house. first, the president s travel restrictions. for six countries that go into effect in part after the supreme court issued stays on the lower courts holds against this law. the president overshadowed his own at mistress and the compliments with a controversial tweet. chief national he is at dallas international airport where these are set to take effect outside of washington, d.c. good evening to you. martha, good evening. that s what can be so damaging for the president about this tweet storm directed at msnbc host joe scarborough, mika brzezinski. they could overshadow what is a night of some big victories for this president in terms of following through on campaign promises to keep america safe. just moments ago, the house passed two immigration measures that will crackdown on sanctuary cities. less than an hour from now, as he mentioned at dallas airport,
killing a 74-year-old man on easter and posting that. he is considered armed and dangerous. the u.s. supreme court rejecting arkansas s request to begin a series of eight executions last month. two other executions are scheduled for thursday night. for more on the five things to know go to cnn.com. that is according to a new travel forecast. cnn in the money center. alison, do we buy this? good morning to you. researchers are forecasting a huge drop in the number of visitors to the u.s. in part because of the president s travel restrictions. that could cause a big blow to the economy. one forecast shows a decline of 10.6 million travelers through the end of next year.
back to you. jenna: that will be a big meeting, thank you. jon: the clock is ticking for the trump administration to defend the president s travel restrictions. the deadline is just hours away now. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco san francisco is awaiting a response, this after it denied the justice department s request to immediately reinstate the president s executive order, which a federal judge had blocked. are you keeping up with all of this? here to explain all of the legal maneuvering, fox news anchor and attorney gregg jarrett. so the ninth circuit said that you cannot, mr. president, enforce this travel ban. right, there is a joke among lawyers, used to practice in california that if you lose in front of the ninth circuit, you must be absolutely correct on the law because the ninth circuit is the most liberal in the nation, way out of the mainstream, they tend to get it wrong all the time. they are overturned all the time.