i'm robin occur now. >> and i'm cyril vanier.he white house is gearing up for a leel fight that could go all the way to the supreme dourt. on friday a u.s. federal judge in washington state temporarily blocked enforcement of the president's immigration order. >> in response the white house said it would seem an emergency stay of the judge's ruling. the travel ban sparked huge protests in the u.s. and around the world. it temporarily bars travel to the u.s. from seven muslim majority nations and suspends

. >> and i'm cyril vanier. the white house is gearing up for a leel fight that could go all the way to the supreme dourt. on friday a u.s. federal judge in washington state temporarily blocked enforcement of the president's immigration order. >> in response the white house said it would seem an emergency stay of the judge's ruling. the travel ban sparked huge protests in the u.s. and around the world. it temporarily bars travel to the u.s. from seven muslim majority nations and suspends admission to the u.s. of refugees. but in the wake of the judge's order, u.s. customs are saying visas will be reinstated. >> passengers can now board flights bound for the united states once again. >> and the judge's ruling comes as the u.s. president is at his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach. here is jessica schneider with more. >> reporter: well, after one week of being caught up in the courts, president trump's executive order banning immigration from those seven muslim majority countries is halted tonight. a federal judge i

i'm robyn kurnow. >> i'm cyril vanier. we start this hour with breaking news in the u.s. the justice department has just filed its appeal to a u.s. district court judge's suspension of the travel ban. a legal victory would reinstate at least for now that travel ban. >> and the appeal has been filed with the 9th circuit court of appeals which will hear the case. the three judges who may hear the case were an pointed separately by former presidents jimmy carter, george w. bush and barack obama. the justice department is making several different arguments in its appeal to get the suspension of that travel ban overturned. >> cnn justice reporter laura jarrett told us earlier what those argues might involve. >> this is a strongly worded legal filing. just after midnight here on the east coast, the u.s. justice department moved for what's called an emergency stay of the sweeping decision out of seattle that temporarily halted the enforcement of president trump's travel ban on a nationwide basis. and in this legal filing, the jus

i'm cyril vanier. >> and i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. the clock is ticking for both sides of a legal battle over u.s. president donald trump's travel ban. >> the states of washington and minnesota which are challenging this ban must submit their arguments to a federal appeals court early monday. then the u.s. justice department will make its case to get the president's executive order reinstated. >> the ban remains on hold at the moment. that means people from seven muslim majority countries as well as refugees can enter the u.s. for now at least. >> and president trump is furious over this. and he is lashing out at the district court judge who suspended his travel ban. >> mr. trump suggested on twitter the judge would be to blame if there were an attack. jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: after raising eyebrows and getting backlash after his twitter tirade on saturday, president donald trump once again took to his twitter feed on sunday, continuing to rail against the justice system. president trum

i'm cyril vanier. >> i'm robyn curnow. it's 2:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. 7:00 a.m. in london. we start with breaking news in the u.s. the justice department here has just filed its appeal to a u.s. district court judge's suspension of donald trump's travel ban. a legal victory would reinstate that ban, at least for now. >> the appeal has been filed with the ninth circuit court of appeals which will hear the case. another three judges were appointed separately by jimmy carter, george w. bush and barack obama. >>> the u.s. justice department is making didn't claims in its appeal. we spoke a short time ago with lynda kinkade and michael holmes about what those arguments might involve. take a listen. >> this is a strongly worded legal filing. just after midnight here on the east coast, the u.s. justice department moved for what's called an emergency stay of the sweeping decision out of seattle that temporarily halted the enforcement of president trump's travel ban on a nationwide basis. and in this legal filing, the justice department says that blocking the travel ban, quote, harm

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. >> and i'm cyril vanier. your headlines this hour. >>> republicans lawmakers are facing angry constituents at town hall meetings across the country. people are asking about health care, education, the environment, and washington's relationship with russia. at some meetings, the crowds have shouted down their representatives. >>> two senior u.s. officials are in mexico to try to patch up strained relations. in a few hours, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson and homeland security secretary john kelly will sit down with mexico's pet and othresident an officials to discuss the border and trade. >>> nasa says these are the most promising exo-planets so far in the search for other life. three of them could have water on their surface. and they're only 235 trillion miles, about 395 trillion kilometers. >> nothing really. >>> well, democrats will meet here in atlanta this weekend to choose the next leader of the u.s. democratic national committee. just eight hours ago, candidates took part in a debate on cnn and s

i'm cyril vanier. >> and i'm rosemary church. "cnn newsroom" starts right now.king for both sides of a legal battle over u.s. president donald trump's travel ban. >> the states of washington and minnesota which are challenging this ban must submit their arguments to a federal appeals court early monday. then the u.s. justice department will make its case to get the president's executive order reinstated. >> the ban remains on hold at the moment. that means people from seven muslim majority countries as well as refugees can enter the u.s. for now at least. >> and president tmp