on hold. the judges said the government did not present any evidence that proved anyone from the affected countries had committed a terrorist attack in the united states. this ruling showed the courts believed the hold on the president s ban would not cause, quote, irreparable injury. what they do believe causing harm is the executive order. on page 28 they writ the travel restriction was harming university employees and students, separated families, and stranded people abroad. now, president trump responded to this ruling through twitter just in the last half-hour writing in all capital letters, see you in court. the security of our nation is at stake! a leading democrat, chuck schumer, tweeted this. president trump ought to see the writing on the wall, roll up his sleeves and come up with a plan to keep us safe. however, the ban was set to expire in just 90 days and would likely run its course before that happens. the white house could change the order including altering i
situation so we look forward, ace just said, to seeing them in court. thanks, guys. reporter: [inaudible] no, this is just a decision that came down but we will win the case. reporter: have you conferred with your new attorney general on this? no, i haven t. we just heard the decision. reporter: how did you find out about the dizzy, mr. president? we just sought like you did. reporter: via the news, the media? but it s a decision that we ll win, in my opinion very easily. reporter: the attorney general for the state of washington also reacted calling the court s refusal to reinstate the travel ban a win for washington and the country. this is a complete victory for the state of washington. the 9th circuit court of appeals in a unanimous decision effectively granted everything we sought. we are a nation of laws. and as i have said, as we have said, from day one, those laws apply to everybody in our country, and that includes the vice president the united
still hanging over the nation after a series of violence rocked this country. thousands of protesters marching throughout the country across the u.s. hundreds were arrested and detained as they decried police tactics. protests continuing today. tension still boiling over after a gunman killed five police officers and wounded nine others. president obama returned early from spain late last night so that he can attend the memorial service for those slain officers to take place tomorrow. he will make remarks there. he ll also be joined by former president george w. bush and vice president joe biden. back in dallas, investigators found three firearms at the scene of the shootings. in addition to the sks assault rifle already at that scene, two semiautomatic pistols have been recovered. law enforcement found a .22 rifle and a pound of binary explosives, as they are described. typically the ones used for bomb making at the gunman s home. the parents of the gunman, micah johnson, ex
health care is dead. the bill is possibly dead for good. we just heard president trump address the setback from the white house. and he made sure to blame democrats. we were very close, it was a very, very tight margin. we had no democrats support. we had no votes from the democrats. they weren t going to give us a single vote, so it s a very difficult thing to do. i ve been saying for the last year and a half, that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode and it is exploding right now. i think what will happen is, obamacare, unfortunately, will explode. it s going to have a very bad year. and i think the losers are nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, because now they own obamacare. they own it. there you go. you had to deflect, deflect, deflect there, the understandable spin from the president. he also said when democrats are ready to make a deal, he ll come back to the table. that s an interesting hidden invite there that probably is more mean
The Tuscaloosa City Council unanimously revoked Cru Lounge’s business license Tuesday after a shooting on its premises killed one person last month. The four present members of the council held a public hearing and heard arguments from Cru and City Attorney Scott Holmes on the revocation. “Well, we felt like they had become a real.