bona fide is anybody with the family connection.ederal judge to determine that. >> it's up to the trump administration. >> it's not up to the trump administration. we have separation of powers, the judicial branch, and the hawaiian judge says the administration is not allowed to start to find what family is when the supreme court ruling already said what the connection needed to be. an entity or person within the united states. >> these federal court judges have been trying to stop the president from doing his job and keep in the country safe. i think this is going to be another will win for the trump administration and he gets to determine who is bona fide. >> this is being toted is a big win, when the supreme court made this decision it came out by the trump administration this is some great victory. if applied appropriately in the supreme court ruling is followed it doesn't affect that many people. it was not some great victory because most people can proved a bona fide connection to the united states be a person or entity. it wi

or is bona fide, or a hotel reservation is -- ms. nauert: i would anticipate we would have to give some degree of explanation and a to our folks handling this overseas. exactly what that terminology will look like we do not know yet, but that's why we continue to chat the department of justice and our folks over there. we will get that information out to our folks across the world. >> do you have any idea the timing? i realize you have until thursday. is nauert: you know, this obviously an important matter and a big matter, and everybody wants to get this right. they want to see this implemented in an orderly fashion. in doing that, i think they will probably take their time, as much time as they have, to make sure they get that right. we know our people at the state department have a lot of questions about it as well, legitimate questions. >> at the point of entry, how is enforced? the it be left to discretion of the customs officers, the immigration officers at the point of entry at the justauert: some of that we do not know yet. w

and seeking a nonimmigrant visa to come here, they have to be able to prove the bona fide relationshipthe supreme court elaborated specific examples. if you have a number of employment, if you have an acceptance letter to a university or to speak as a lecturer, they provide a clear examples of what they wanted to not be included in the ban. at the same time they said for the u.s. refugee program there is 120 day ban that goes into effect for all refugees unless they prove a bona fide relationship to a person or entity. that thesurprising was toernment this site is grossly narrow its interpretation of the supreme said the fact and --t for example people are have a tie to be used resettlement agency for refugees is not categorically considered a bona fide relationship to an entity. that is now playing out in the ninth circuit where they are trying to seek clarification of the supreme court's orders. a bit of a judicial ping-pong or hot potato between a district court.n hawaii and the host: we will get to that case in just a minute. first, a state department official said employees have b

grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews or other extended familyand a bona fideonship does not necessarily mean familial ties. someone with credible ties to institutions, like colleges or jobs, is also permitted to enter the country. if a person traveling from; libya, syria, iran, somalia, yemen, and sudan, cannot show a bona fide relationship they will be banned for ninety days. 120 days for refugees. the department of homeland security has stressed that this will not affect people who arrive in the u.s. with legal travel documents or previously approved visas. john kelly / secretary of homeland security: not focusing on people from one religion, or one culture, but focusing on, you know, every airport, every country around the world. tonight's rollout is expected to be much smoother than the last time the travel ban was implemented. in washington, i'm kristen holmes. ( marty ) and the president took to twitter to post this video this morning. it's a video of him when we was a guest on w-w-e and he photoshopped the c-n-n logo. he put a hashtag "fraud news cnn" a

supreme court opinion actually said anyone with a credible claim to a bona fide relationship. now the state department said, certain relationships are bona fide, but grandparents don't count. fiancees don't count. i don't think that's consistent with the supreme court's order. i think you're going to see lawsuits very quickly. and a lot of litigation over the next few months. >> like if you say i'm twee's grandparent can the state department say sorry, you can't come in? are they saying that's illegal? >> i think it could be illegal. because the supreme court opinion certainly doesn't say no grandparents, it doesn't say no fiancees, so the state department has some discretion. but it's got to be consistent with this order. which was agreed to, now the aslu is looking for plaintiffs, i think you're going to see a lot of litigation. >> what does it mean for silicon valley. where the last travel ban created chaos. you had engineers, folks who didn't have family connections. unless they have a job now. is that the guideline? >> well i think it's clear that if they do have a job li

you have terms of bona fide, those could be included in different ways. grad parents, if you're a grad parents. grandparents, and ihave a closed bona fide relationship to my grandson. ki see. it would have been better if the supreme court would have been clear. i think what the administration does is borrow in the cl i think we will see litigation, but it won't major. there won't be any major decisions until after october when the supreme court hears the case. there's one possibility the supreme court may never hear the case. remember that this is a temporary travel ban. it expires on its own terms after 90 or 120 days. by the time the case comes to the supreme court, unless the president renews it or makes it permanent, we may see reports simply say the case is mute and it can't be further litigated in the supreme court. we just don't know. >> armstrong: how much do you think when you see what has happened with cnn and they are terminating three of their reporters on a bogus russian story and some of the stories coming out of new york times where they al

because that is a bona fide relationship.bona fide relationship comes from supreme court opinion. which carved a hole in my opinion inappropriately and unlawfully in president trump's order, other thing he did when department of homeland security definedded family, bona fide family relationship to exclude grandparents but include in-laws, federal judge went to standard definition, and said this is ridiculous. grandparents are excluded. liz: what does bona fide mean. >> that is phrase court used justices thomas, and alito and -- gorsuch said why you are even putting this in there, you will cause confusion, and they were right. a partial win for immigrants? thank you, judge, cleared up a lot. >> my pleasure. liz: thank you so much. good to see you, we have breaking news out of cbo, obamacare g.o.p. repeal bill would raise number of uninsured by 22 -- i think that we'll have more on that. also this story for you, foreign purchases of u.s. homes hitting a record high according to national association of realtors, buyers from vari

will only be allowed into the u-s if they have a "bona-fide" relationship. with many people traveling this holiday weekend.. there may be a lot of confusion... reporter kristen holmes breaks it down for us tonight and tells us who will be affected. president trump's long debated travel ban finally going into effect.the supreme court ruling anyone seeking to enter the united states from a list of six majority muslim countries must show a "bona fide" relationship with either an entity or a person in the u.s.the state department describing these relationships in guidelines sent to embassies and consulates. only some family relationships fall under this umbrella, including; parents, children, spouses, sons- and daughters- in-law, and siblingsbut not included; grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews or other extended familyand a bona fide relationship does not necessarily mean familial ties. someone with credible ties to institutions, like colleges or jobs, is also permitted to enter the country. if a person traveling from; libya, syr

must provide proof of a, quote, bona fide relationship with any person or entity in the united states a u.s. citizen, have a green card, be an employee or have a family member. defining family is where it gets tric tricky. an applicant must have parents, spouse, fiance, child, adult son or daughter, a son or daughter-in-law, or a sibling living in the u.s. so what about grandparents, uncle, aunts, nieces, nephews? according to the new order, extended family is not legally family. so how do you legally define family? our legal experts are here. avery freedman is a civil rights attorney and richard herman a new york criminal defense attorney. good to see both of you. >> good to see you. >> richard, you first. this definition of family. it's a narrower scope than i guess what universally might be accepted so, how does hawaii or anyone want to challenge the definition of family? >> i think, fred, realistically at this point, the supreme court has spoken on this issue. it ee's going to be a 90-day ho period. i don't think any district court is going to get relief from a decision that's lai

you sigh, in the gutierrez family, grandchildren are pretty close family members and have a bona fide family connection. in fact, luis lives downstairs from me with his mom and dad on the ground floor unit in chicago. and living with grandma and grandpa upstairs has distinct advantages. there's always someone to feed you, watch you, help you study or just joke around. throughout much of the world and throughout the american history until fairly recently, the idea that families do not include grandparents is laughable. multiple generations live together or very nearby and grandparents, even great andparents are an integral part of child rearing. so when you are in syria or yemen or central africa or expended erica, multigenerational families not only live together and support each other, occasionally they have to flee to safety together but not if donald trump has his way, they don't, or at least not when it comes to coming here to america. thankfully, the american court system disagrees with our president on this. the supreme court, which would ultimately determine the fate of america

the bona fide relationships includes a parent, child or a spouse. grandparents, grandchildren, aunts and uncles do not qualify. >>> let's get you where you need to go and it is 4:15 am. >>> good morning. i have a frog in my throat.>> i can relate to that. >>> let's take a look at the gilroy commute and northbound 101 not looking bad from gilroy to morgan hill. into san jose it continues to be a nice-looking drive with no major issues. there was a minor issue and the stephen street boulevard on ramp to i-280 and it is not causing a big backup for the freeway. we do want to let you know it is there. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the traffic is moving well with no major issues getting into san francisco.>>> it is 4:16 am. >>> good morning everybody. here we go again with that fog bank having no problem forming but not making a big push inland but already over the san pablo bay. two days ago it made a strong push up the napa valley and the cornelis district as well. that is a different twist from yesterday. the forecast away from the coast mayb

. >> the united states up in court to not define what the bona fide relationship was.t's part of the problem. the decision itself should be assigned to the lower courts including hawaii. they in a factory versus stay. so that should be fine. in the decision they are essentially saying that the government is showing probability of success on the merits. that they will on all lessons become successful at the end. there was a dissenting opinion by justice thomas, alito gorsuch supported it. that they're going to have a problem not having a specific definition of a bona fide relationship. >> so something is up in court will try to rule on. >> the lower courts will start to interpret it. hawaii will not wait that long. what will happen is the lower courts will start interpreting what they think is the bona fide relationship established business relationship. >> what a fun court says your second cousin third removed can, but grandma can't. they're going to be different rulings? >> if lower court issues a stay like they did before it could be appealed and appealed. we will se

language supreme court says a bona fide relationship with someone here in united states. you can exclude grandparents. the you think the administration is doing to narrow over reading of that supreme court order? we have our leasing the challenges start to come in. guest: that will be up for interpretation certainly. the supreme court only rolled on the conjunction. they have yet to will on the actual merits of the case. doubled up happen until fall. we will find out how the supreme court decides. -- way the the wave homeland security department will implement it. family members could be affected by this. all the current law calls for, which the supreme court was supporting and trump was trying to go by when he implemented these executive orders, all it says is they can suspend immigration for any class of people in the interest of national security. we will have to wait for the courts to hash this out and for them to decide what a bona fide relationship is. does it only included nuclear family members or include the extended family? host: mike from florida on the indepen

what is a bona fide relationship? they want a freeze on the hawaii federal judge's ruling in the meantime. hawaii has to file their brief on tuesday. >>> former fbi director james comey is writing a book and publishers are eager to pay big money for it. according to new york times comey is meeting with companies ready to secure the deal. the book will reportedly cover his four year tenure as fbi director, a position he lost in may after president trump fired him. the book will be fully vetted before released to be sure nothing classified gets out. >> i am sure. >>> residents of a hawaii high rise allowed back into their homes after a deadly fire ripped through the upper floors friday. thick black smoke could be seen all over the island as debris rained down. more than 100 firefighters worked to put out the blaze. the building was not equipped with the right safety gear. >> without a doubt, if there were sprinklers, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. >> three people died in the fire. investigators are t

last month the nation's highest court handed a partial wind really the people the bona fide relationshiphe supreme court do. adequately defined close family relations. thursday the judge derek watson expanded the list of the relationship and what they can use to get into the u.s. if they are from one of the six muslim majority countries listed in the executive order. the family based visa constitutes cherry picking. the unduly restricted reading of close relationship. other equally relevant relationships define a close family and a much broader manner. jeff sessions said the decision undermines national security and shows a lack of respect for the separation of powers. some say the supreme court ruling was narrow but unclear and because of that the administration nearly defined close family. that same day that evening they changed and allowed fiancÉs to be included. there has been a lot of confusion of who is in and who is not but it seems like there is a strong argument to say how do you say a grandparent is not close family member. they would likely deal with an emergency filing like t

. >> harry styles, a bona fide movie star. >> when i cast heath ledger as the joker, it raised a lot of eyebrows, and caused a lot of comments. i have to trust my instincts, and harry was perfect for the part. >> to be in a war epic, that's pretty impressive. what was your reaction when you heard you were cast? >> i don't think it sunk in for a while. definitely not until we were on the set for a first time. >> so, could the success mean more styles on the big screen? >> sounds like you've been bitting by the acting bug. >> i liked it. i haven't thought too much further ahead from that. >> and harry may be one for one. the reviews for "dunkirk" are in. it's been called the best movie of the year so far, and some have said it's a sure-fire oscar contender. >>> up next, prince george's fourth birthday. why he was all smiles today. >>> then, jada pinkett smith's candid week. the five wild things you never knew. >> i do remembe >>> join us live on "e.t."'s ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century.

as long as they can proof they have a bona fide relationship with somebody already here or working hereis here. thank you very much. what are some of the foreseeable problems with the implementation of the travel ban. >> they are turning the heat up on if i and you say out there to make it happen. there is going to be a series, groups of people -- you are not now counted as somebody who has an established relationship or whatever the specific legalese here with and u.s. person unless you are immediate family. grandparents, if i and you say, parents i-in-law. it's strange how they are drawing this designation. it will lead to a lot more lawsuits. future supreme court justices said this would happen. and they were right. but it was a huge win for the trump administration. the ban looks like it's not so crazy when the supreme court is reversing other courts to say most it goes into effect. kennedy: that was after a number of liberal obama-appointed federal judges took some of the president's campaign promises and used those in their decision to shut down the travel ban. so obviously there

. >> the travel ban, what is a bona fide relationship? it went into effect last night.hesee seen the talk of protests at airports. the is that from administration's stand? >> they are in a place where they can go forward. they will be reviewing it in october, but this was an effort to get this moving and so, basically if you have travel the guidanceedated that the administration put out yesterday, you should be able to travel. cap are about to hit the that the administration says .hey are willing to accept that's going to go to affect pretty tight. there are these exceptions for people with what they called bona fide relationships and it's an interesting slicing and dicing based on where parents count, but grandparents don't count, nieces and nephews don't. it's kind of a strange deal and i think we are going to see a lot of compelling stories of people's -- people whose relatives are not able to come, even though they have the wherewithal to get them here and give them up hastily -- to live and get settled. but that's basically going to be -- we are going to see weeks

credible claim and bona fide relationships are what is at issue now.he government is not properly implementing the court's ruling and their definition of those terms is far too narrow. on thursday, they expanded the list of familial relationships people can use to get into the u.s. if they are from one of the countries listed in the executive order. he also ordered the government to allow refugees and if they are formally working with the resettlement agency here in the state. the department of justice says they overstepped in the supreme court to satellite. only this court can definitively settle whether the government's reasonable implementation is consistent with this court. this is not the first time the travel ban has resulted. protesters flooded an airport on the east and west coast when the first version went into effect after the ruling last month, some expressed frustration all over again. >> this is my country. my son is 16 years old. [inaudible] >> the justices on a three-month recess but will likely make a decision before they are back in s

the supreme court ruled last month the administration can bar travelers who lack any bona fide relationship to a person or entity in the u.s. district court judge derek watson ruling the white house misinterpreted the ruling when they excluded grandparents and other relatives. the trump administration must appeal to the ninth circuit court of appeals or the supreme court if it wants the judge's order lifted. >>> also breaking overnight, two people shot in jerusalem's old city in what israeli police are calling a terrorist attack. they say three armed attackers were shot and killed after they fired at police units who responded to the shooting. the wounded victims were taken to nearby hospitals. the attack happening near lions gate, what muslims call the noble sanctuary. the area now closed for the day. >>> the new republican health care bill facing the same uphill climb as past efforts. the president tweeting on that topic this morning. >>> and we're keeping an eye on the bastille day parade in france. president trump the guest of honor, sitting alongside french president emmanuel macron. w

to these six predominantly muslim countries and banned everybody who have except what they call a bona fidethe united states which did not include grandparents, grandchildren, brothers in law, nieces and nephews and cousins. u.s.a.! the judge in hawaii says that those people should be considered close family. also loosen the rules to allow some refugees to enter the country as long as there's a formal agreement between the united states and refugee settlement agency. the ruling is not the final say. the supreme court is set to hear this case in october. the justice department says they will repeal the latest ruling. in a statement, jeff sessions says the hawaii court has undermined national security and created confusion. laura is here from the "wall street journal." we share common ownership. this travel ban thing, initially it was said to be an urgent and pressing matter that would only last a matter of a few months. now we've about gotten out of that. they're still fighting it hard, huh? >> absolutely. i mean, when we look at where this started, it was a very sweeping ban. it had seven c

what is the bona fide relationship really mean? the supreme court last week affirmed the ban except for immigrants can show a bona fide relationship to a u.s. institution or resident. the administration says that means a parent, child, or spouse. the state of hawaii argued it should include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts and uncles. yesterday, judge derek watson said it wasn't his decision to make and i'm going to quote. "because plaintiff's see clarification of the junction modifications offered by the supreme court, clarification should be set there, not here." what it means is that watson defers to the supreme court, disciplining the activists argue that immigrants and refugees should be allowed in. not just those with close relatives like students and business people, but those who also meet that definition of extended family. the ban remains in effect, at least until october when the supremes will hear the case. >> molly: that is the end of the battle, at least for now. >> jon: attorney general jeff sessions traveling to g

the bona fide relationship includes a parent, child or spouse. grandparents, grandchildren, aunts and uncles do not qualify. >>> the trump administration latest proposal to toughen the airport security is setting off a right to privacy battle. the white house ones u.s. citizens porting international flights to submit to a face scan and the department of homeland security is testing this at six u.s. airports. critics call this an abrasion of -- invasion of privacy saying that law enforcement agencies could collect digital face prints and track u.s. citizens wherever they go. >>> sending a message to cities that fail to cooperate with the federal immigration laws and attorney general jeff sessions is talking about withholding federal funds for the sanctuary cities and we have more on that and how the federal agents are trying to keep the undocumented immigrants from becoming repeat offenders. >> at 5:30 am we began the queue up a little bit. >> reporter: tuesday morning and la the ice agents prepared to arrest the criminal aliens in the city that p

people were outraged after grandparents, aunts, uncles, and others were left off the list of bona fideelationships. the judge said common sense would find that grandparents are a close relationship. >>> president trump is in france to mark bastille day. trump and the french president are at odds over trump's decision to pull out of the climate accord. he also commented on his son meeting with a russian attorney accident occurring his campaign, intoaz spoazedly to get damaging information about hillary clinton. >> i have a son who is a fine person, meeting with lawyer from russia. it lasted for a very short period and nothing came from the meeting. i think it's a meeting that most people in politics probably would have taken. >> it's now friday morning in france. the countries will celebrate france's independence and mark the 100 year anniversary of their alliance in world war i. >>> trump -- the republican health care bill has a new benefit for opioid abuse, but will still cut benefits for millions of americans. >>> leaders say the solution is not simple. for an open air market. >> rep

the parties are in hawaii in the district court fighting about what counts as a bona fide objection. the government said we think you should stop our view, but if you do not, we want you to stay your ruling so we can go back up to the supreme court to get clarification. there could be emergency state litigation in the supreme court in the matter of a few days. >> you guys have anything you want to add? is a lot going on here for the lawyers beyond issue that dominated the public attention. mootness is a real concern. one thing i would say, if you look at this past term come and this is true for the long view, the supreme court is concerned about what this looks like in future cases. can we create a durable rule that will not devour the law? much more so than appellate panels are. appellate panels to a good job on their cases, but they are focused on their case. we did aion that -- brief on that half of the united states that was focusing on these issues, which is if campaign statements are generally on the line in these kinds of challenges, what does that mean for the scope and tenor

court order on a nationwide injunction that the supreme court said applies to people who have a bona fideonnection to the united states either to an individual or to a family. and this court order that came out on thursday, that clarifies or interprets the supreme court ruling to say that it includes people that are grandparents or that are people who have a formal assurance with the resettlement agency. so we do see that there is some sort of clarification from that. now, what's interesting, stephanie, is that late last night, the trump administration did file an appeal with the u.s. supreme court and essentially we could see a number of things happen in the next couple days. everything from them taking no action to them taking some -- taking up the trump administration's appeal. that will be a good preview for how the supreme court's going to be feeling about it, feeling about this whole issue, in october. >> let's just quickly talk about refugees. the federal court in hawaii also ruled that the government cannot exclude refugees who have a promise of placement from a resettlement agenc

trump administration wrongly refused to recognize certain close family members like grandparents as bona fide relationships. and the administration says it is in line with the supreme court's ruling. they have now until july 5 to respond. >>> a three-day state government shutdown has ended in new jersey. a budget was approved overnight including legislation to overhaul the state's largest health insurer, horizon blue cross blue shield. >>> superior court workers in san francisco are facing furloughs to help bridge a $5 million budget gap. starting a month from today, court staff will have to take off one friday per month. without pay. and clerk office hours will also be shortened on friday. and that will last through june of next year. and so far, no layoffs are planned. >>> and a new report suggests hate crimes have seen a speak across california. 2016 found 11% boost from the year before, and all told, more than 930 incidents were reported. in 2015, that number was roughly 840. and this was the second year in a row, california faces double digit jump, after nearly 10 years of declines in ha

people without one will only be allowed in if they have a bona fide relationship with a person in the of hawaii asked a federal judge to clarify that the administration cannot enforce a temporary ban against certain residents. >>> up next this morning find out how a group of scientists are trying to make better cell phone batteries. stay with us. you don't want to miss that. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. one professor is using science creativity in hopes of revolutionizing the way batteries work. fox's dan daru has the story. >> reporter: build a better cell phone battery and the world will beat a path to your door. no, mr. emerson didn't say that but amy p true because that's exactly what she says she's done. >> we are building a better battery. that we hope will that have impact in many different kinds of applications. >> reporter: in addition to being a full-time professor at colorado state university, prieto is ceo and founder of prieto battery. >> our battery is based on the same kind of chemistry as the battery you have in your cell phone or your laptop but it is put together in

but if you have a bona fide connection to the united states, either individual or entity, then that is something that brings you in. again, we're just trying to seek clarity on this. >> and i understand that when you bring a case forward you've got to do it on the basis of law. if you are a bona fide refugee, and your contact point in the united states is refugee agency or sponsoring agency, you don't qualify to come into the united states now. so the refugees, the real reason we talk about syria in a lot of cases, they are out under this ban? >> right. so that is a big problem with what the u.s. government is adopting in their position. in the supreme court opinion what was this is they are are saying we want to make sure that we are taking care of the plaintiffs that are in this lawsuit. meaning the hawaii plaintiffs, individual plaintiff in our case, but also the refugee association that brought the lawsuit in the fourth circuit case on the east coast. so this decision to not allow refugees who have a connection to refugee association here, that is completely opposite from what the

federal judge in hawaii ruled that the terms define wag a bona fide relationship is were far too narrowe department of justice wants the hawaii ruling thrown out. it's also asked the supreme court to clarify its ruling which will allow some aspects of the ban to go into that effect. >> a vote on the republican's revised healthcare bill pushed back. it was delayed because arizona senator john mccain underwent surgery to remove a blood his absence makes it impossible for the bill to pass since two republican senators already plan to vote against it. >> now towel a fox5 follow up. >> prince george's county over allegations or accusations rather that teachers were padding grades in the school system to have a high are graduation rate. >> the allegations of course are very serious and the it's prompting an investigation. but overnight we are learning more about why a member of the prince george's county school board resigned last month. our melanie alnwick live outside school board headquarters in upper marlboro with the details. good morning, mel. >> reporter: good morning. and you know, dr

credible claim and bona fide relationships are what's an issue now.i court says the government is not properly implementing the court's ruling and that their definition of those terms is far too narrow. on thursday judge derek watson expanded the list of relationships people can use to get into the u.s. if they are from one of the countries listed in the executive order. he also ordered the government to allow refugees if they are formerly working with the resettlement agency here in the states. the department of justice says the court will overstep and they want the supreme court to settle it, writing in the petition, "only this court can definitively settle whether the government's reasonable implementation is consistent with this court's stay." the justices are on a three- month recess, but will likely make a decision on this before they're back in session. they are set to answer the bigger constitutional questions of this ban in the fall. in washington i'm ellison barber fox news. >>> nine people went to hospitals after a car crash involving a wro

enter if they can prove a bona fide relationship with someone in the u.s. that includes a parent, child, or spouse. grandparents, aunts and uncles do not qualify as bona fide. >> i could tall asleep in front of the can certificate without hearing a sound. >>> we look at the bus service shuttling people between los angeles and san francisco. >>> i hope that will be my answer. i don't like driving. i don't like flying. we know you have done the flight and the drive. it is within of six half dozen of the other. give us an early peek. >> a bus that has sleeping cabins. they look like bunk beds but more luxurious. look at the picture of it. it is right here in our parking lot. this bus travels from san francisco to l.a. and also back. ask it is $115 each way. coming up later on in the program -- >> you will take us inside. >> yes. i will show you inside. >> a lot of people making summertime plans. maybe this will help you finalize them. >> how long will that trip take? >> i have a feeling it is for the young single folks. >> yeah. >> i just have this feeling. >>

ruled last month the administration can bar travelers who lack any "bona fight relationship" on -- "bona fide relationship" to a person or entity in the united states. the district judge derek watson ruling the white house misinterpreted the decision when it ruled out grandparents and other relatives. president trump must appeal to his favorite ninth circuit court of appeals or supreme court if it wants the order lifted. >>> overnight, two people shot in jerusalem's old city in what israeli police are calling a terrorist attack. they say three armed attackers were shot and killed after they fired at police units who responded to the shooting. the wounded victims were taken to nearby hospitals. the attack happening ne near lionsgate. officials say the area closed for the day. >>> a pennsylvania man will be spare the death penalty after admitting his involvement -- spared the death penalty after admitting his involvement in the murders of four young men in pennsylvania. >> what do you have to say about these men, cosmo? >> i'm sorry. >> why did you do it? >> the attorney for 20-year-old cosmo d

expansion is an incorrect interpretation of the supreme court guidance that a person must have a "bona fide relationship" to travel to the u.s. from six predominantly muslim countries. >> no kkk, no -- >> they are chanting "to trump, to kkk, no fascist usa." president trump is spending the weekend in new jersey, but that didn't stop protesters in new york. they marched from trump tower to times square tonight. the group that organized this protest of more than a dozen rallies across the country today. >>> new at 11:00, one of the president's top advisers is pushing back against his critics. counsellor to the president kellyanne conway was a keynote speaker at the family leadership summit in iowa leaders were there to discuss the gop health care plan. >> you're for abortion and i'm not, then say that. disagree that way. that's what america is. but so much of the criticism of me is so gender-based. i saw some of it this morning. i use it as an example, but this is a family audience. >> republican senators from iowa used the conference to praise the audience for electing pro life candidates. t

supreme court meant by a bona fide relationship in its ruling last month.awaii's attorney general objected to leaving grandparents aunts and uncles off the list. the judge said the relationship question would be better posed by the supreme court. >> a commission headed by president trump is investigating voter fraud. most states have declined to release any data or will only provide limited information. the information requested includes the names of voters and whether they voted in recent election. we've learned all of the information will be stored inside the white house according to the washington post. >> we are following a new cyber threat this morning. foreign hackers pleased to be from russia appear to be targeting nuclear power plants inside the u.s. homeland security and the fbi issued a public warning thur targeted an energy company which operates multiple nuclear plants. the attempt was not successful but it did raise red flags within the government. investigators believe the hackers wanted to shut down a section of the nation's electric grid. de

not least, the daily, the "times" podcast had a discussion of the travel ban today and what is a bona fide relationship. it went into effect in part last night. we see the talk of protests at some airports. what's the schedule on the progression of that from the administration's standpoint? >> they're in a realm now where this can go forward. te supreme court's ruling basically allowed parts of this to go forward and they're going to review the case, the legal challenges to the travel ban in october, but this was an effort to sort of get this moving and, so, basically, if you have travel plans that pre-dated this guidance that they put out, that the administration put out yesterday, you should still be able to travel. but they're just about to hit their cap of the 50,000 refugees that the administration says it's willing to accept from outside the country, so that's going to go into effect pretty quickly. but there are these exceptions for people with what they call bona fide relationships and it's an interesting sort of slicing and dicing that they've done where, you know, parents count b

theyid others qualify as the bona fide relationships people need to have to enter the u.s.. tonight the administration asked the justices to clarify their initial ruling on what relationships qualify to allow visitors and refugees into the country. >>> how much is your life worth? how about your closest family member? would $9.6 million be enough? that's what the department of transportation says can be spent to save one life on the road but not a penny more. informingive reporter eric wanted to know why -- investigative reporter eric flak wanted to know why as part of his investigation. big rig, rig risks. >> she was a shining star. she had a huge future in front of her . >> 26 year-old roya seemed to have it all. a handsome fiance, a promising career in medical sales, a mom who cheered her on at every turn. >> you know, from above and it's taken it's toll on the whole family not having her here. it took many, many years to even keep moving forward for us. >> she diodon a snowny indiana highway in 2004. the bmw driven by her fiance lost control and slid underneath the side

last month the supreme court exempted visa applicants from bona fide relationship with someone like aarent spouse or child. >> happening today, president trump and first lady melania trump will kick off their final day in paris. the couple will join french president emmanuel macron to celebrate bastille day. >> after a private meeting yesterday the two presidents faced questions from the press. it was mr. trump's first time publically addressing the controversy over his son. our melanie alnwick has the latest. mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we're looking at live pictures from the champs-elysees in paris where that bastille day celebration is under way president trump getting an opportunity here to really spend more time in the diplomatic realm away from the controversies at home. the united states is the guest of honor here today. the u.s. forces leading the parade for the first time with president trump in the stands right there next to french president emmanuel macron. now, one of the things they wanted to do during this meeting was they wanted to stress relationship, their c

then when it comes back administratively to figure out who is the bona fide relationship and who doesn'tand they decide grandparents aren't good enough this week it does occur to me that one member of the court was raised by his grandmother and called his memoir my grandfather's son. i'm not certain he agree with the proposition that a grandfather is not a close enough family. >> kevin, speaking of the channel man. you reported on house republicans sending a letter to justice ginsburg asking her to recuse herself. can you explain about why they believe she should recuse herself and is there any chance that will happen? >> no chance that will happen. so, yeah, the 60 house republicans signed a letter to justice ginsburg and the argument they say was the fourth circuit put the president's credibility and issue in this litigation and justice ginsburg made remarks this past summer in the press adding among others that if you the presence credibility and she's already, in their view, given a view as to the core issue in the case and therefore in her words she's gone by law to recuse herself i

however, if you have some sort of good faith bona fide connection to a u.s.mstances, we will allow you to come in. what has happened since then is the trump administration has adopted something that is just very overly restrictive, it's illogical and it keeps perpetuating what is wrong with this travel ban, which is something that is based in fear and prejudice toward a certain segment of the population. >> so you asked a federal judge in hawaii to take this up and judge watson said largely not getting involved. this is the supreme court's ruled, they say that they will hear it. >> right. >> so now you have taken this back to the ninth circuit court of appeal. what is the distinguishing argument that you are asking that is different than the last time? >> sure. our position is that it actually is judge watson's decision to make and even in judge watson's decision, he actually had a footnote where he said he would be ready and willing to make a decision on the merits if he was just instructed to do so. so we are taking things up to the supreme court, but befor