i wonder if there is a pamela anderson equivalent. —— crab. if there is a pamela anderson equivalent.crab. the cuttlefish scene of the mating ritual, where we see what looks suspiciously like tentacles of a cuttlefish giving a back rub to another cuttlefish, we are all channelling our inner baywatch memories, i think we are. that's it. before we get into anything more on that! discussions of swimming costumes and that kind of swimming costumes and that kind of thing! that's it for the papers to mike. don't forget all of the front pages are online on the website where you can read a detailed review of the papers. —— tonight. we are there as well each night. it is posted shortly after we finish and it is on iplayer. natalie, rob, thank you very much. coming up next it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases as ever is mark kermode. it's a pretty good week. yes, we are still in award season. we have hidden figures, a different look at the space race. we have the great wall in which matt damon goes head to head wi

i wonder if there is a pamela anderson equivalent. —— crab. if there is a pamela anderson equivalent. a back rub to another cuttlefish, we are all channelling our inner baywatch memories, i think we are. that's it. before we get into anything more on that! discussions of swimming costumes and that kind of swimming costumes and that kind of thing! that's it for the papers to mike. don't forget all of the front pages are online on the website where you can read a detailed review of the papers. —— tonight. we are there as well each night. it is posted shortly after we finish and it is on iplayer. natalie, rob, thank you very much. coming up next it's the film review.

apparently has been visited with increasing frequency by pamela anderson who says that she spent more him than with her three ex-husbands. family show. i'll leave it there. slow and that was worth the extra seconds i gave you. >> i needed all three. >> brerererere bret bret it's time for your friday feedback. we asked if you favor the president's war on fake news: yes. no accountability. fire heather? no i do not agree with it. the press is supposed to call out those in authority. if they don't, who does? also asked if the democrat party would move toward the center. gary harden running to the left as fast as leadership can take them. leaving much of mainstream leadership behind. during alicia acuna's story that should enforce president rules against it none your business, no. if he was smart like he claims, he would start collecting tax revenues from it and make it federal. casey kelly, yes, because it's illegal. i don't care about the facts of its benefits. he i actually agree with the studies i have read bottom line drugs equal illegal. that's your friday feedback thanks to all of

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anderson? >> pamela brown, thanks. with me is senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin and supreme court report eer andrea vogue. jeff, in terms of what happens now, the white house does have a number of options. >> they do. as pamela just said, they could go on bank. >> on bank. >> on bank, which is more judges on the ninth circuit. it would be 11, a panel of 11 to review what the three judges did or they could go directly to the supreme court. the problem that the trump administration has is that this is a preliminary order. this is not a final judgment in this case. >> this is not about the constitutional merits of the actual executive order. >> yeah, it's related to the merits because the decision talks about the likelihood of success on the merits but it is not a final judgment on the merits. the supreme court in particular does not like to hear cases that are not final. they don't like to get involved in the middle of cases, so even judges who might agree ultimately with the trump administration's position might say l

pamela brown. >> this is a huge blow to the trump administration, anderson. the government failed to prove prove why this is urgent as a national security adviser. the judges said, quote, the government has pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order has preponderance traited a terrorist attack in united states rather than presented toed explain the need for the executive order. the government has taken the position we must not review its decision at all. we disagree. basically the court is saying while it does give deference to immigration and national security issues it has every right to argue this case. in the end the judges said the government did not show enough evidence to support its case and the travel ban should be halted saying that the government has not shown a likelihood of success on the merits of its appeal nor has it shone that failure to enter a stay would cause irreparable injury and we deny a motion for stay. you may recall that compromise the government adjusted on tuesday for the ban to be and have

pamela braown has the reporting on this tonight. pam, what are you learning? >> anderson, according to sources that spoke to jake tapper and i, they made the request to bolster the case for why the seven countries listed should remain after it was blocked by the courts. as senior white house official tells cnn the department of homeland security and justice department quote are working on an intelligence report that will demonstrate the security threat for the seven countries is substantial and the seven countries have been exporters of terrorism into the united states. the situation has gotten more dangerous in recent years and more broadly, the refugee program is an incubator for terrorism. this report was requested in the ninth circuit court of appeals that the trump administration saying in that ruling pointed to no evidence that any alien from any of the countries named in the order perpetrated a terrorist attack in the united states. cnn learned that some current intelligence officials within the department of homeland security and elsewhere are concerned about this

pamela brown joins us for that. explain the new guidelines and what they do. >> well, these new dhs guidelines, anderson, could massively of undocumented immigrants detained and deported. so nearly all of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states could be subject to

pamela brown joins us for that. explain the new guidelines and what they do. >> well, these new dhs guidelines, anderson, could massively expand the number of undocumented immigrants detained and deported. so nearly all of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the united states could be subject to deportation. now, the white house has said this is not supposed to be a mass roundup of undocumented immigrants. however, sean spicer the white house spokesperson also said, though, now under these new guidelines anyone who is in the u.s. illegally could be subject to removal at any time. it's how things have changed. under the obama administration there were the convicted criminals, public safety threats, those who cross the border illegally. now under these new guidelines an undocumented immigrant charged with a crime such as a dui could be subject for removal. and the memos, these marching orders give i.c.e. agents broader discretion now. essentially if they're going after an undocumented immigrant who is a criminal and there happens to be another undocumented immigrant with that person, they can round up ever

but you can bet, anderson, that the losing side will want to appeal, which means it could go to the supreme court fairly quickly. >> pamela brown, thank you. joining us now the dissenter of the court case, and bob ferguson is joining us again. mr. attorney general, appreciate it. first of all, i want to get your reaction to the filing of the justice department and the arguments they're making. >> sure. they're surprise. they're repeating the arguments they made before judge robart, that judge robart was not persuaded by. so there's nothing in the filing that i've seen, and i've only had a chance to look at it quickly. just came out. there's nothing there that's particularly surprising. >> so the argument that your state doesn't have standing to even be bringing this to court. what do you say? >> yeah, and that was central to their argument before judge robart. i think your previous guest hit the nail on the head. we make it very clear that we're bringing this case on behalf of numerous residents of our state who are adversely impacted by this executive order, and also now, 97 businesses from microsoft to google, and many

pamela brown joins us with the latest. this new executive order, which will i guess supersede the original one, do we know any details about it? >> so the government today, andersono issue a superseding executive order to quote protect the nation security. this was happening as president trump was reeling his plans to roll out a new travel ban during his press conference today. he defended the old one, though, pinning the blame on the ninth circuit court's decision to keep the travel ban on hold but said the new executive order would be tailored based on the ninth circuit court decision. he said the rollout of the original ban as you pointed out was very smooth but people within the department of homeland security in charge of implementing it say it was not smooth at all. the details of the original travel ban were closely held and as a result, there was chaos at airports across the country after the president signed that executive order and there were green card holders, as you recall, that were detained at airports and key people involved in the implantation were trying to figure out what the order meant. with the new executive order, we're told by sources it w