. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care ofverything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that, i figured i would supplement it by going to the casino and it didn't work out. >> watson then turned to crime. he eventually became known as the salon bandit after holding up two tanning salons and several other businesses to pay for his gambling debts. >> i've been accused of going into different businesses, whether they're a gas station, a retail store, a sandwich shop, a tanning salon, a video store and putting my hand either in my pocket or under my shirt pretending that i had a weapon. in arizona, as the law states, when you simulate a weapon, it's the same thing as actually having one. so i haven't been charged with just robbery, i've been charged with armed robbery. >> even though gambling drove him to robbery, watson is now betting his future on another high stakes risk. he's decided to represent himself at trial. >> my attorney decided

that is watson. what is different about watson then ai, ai is a small piece of it.orld,the data in the 80% of it is not searchable. people think everything is on the internet. 20% of the world's data is on the internet, 80% is not. that is where the greatest value is. that is what watson has been trained to deal with. caroline: the crowd at the 17 percent of revenue. where do you want it to be? i'm here today because we see lots of clients moving businesses onto the ibm cloud. we do 97% of the largest banks in the world. we run a 30% of their lines -- 80% of the airlines. 90% of thetelcos, credit card transactions come through us. the ibm cloud is about helping them bring that into a future world. caroline: will that build your revenue? ginni rometty: it does. if you look at the global technology services is this, many think it is running services for other people and has gone down, but it hasn't. we have built the backlog. part of that is the work they do cloud. i think it is a fallacy with existing customers when they will build new things on the crowd, but they h

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. >> joe watson's gambling cost him everything. >> i wanted to be the person that could take care ofrything, and when i couldn't take care of things at a job that i loved and that i was good at, when i couldn't even meet deadlines for that, i figured i would supplement it by going to the casino and it didn't work out. >> watson then turned to crime. he eventually became known as the salon bandit after holding up two tanning salons and several other businesses to pay for his gambling debts. >> i've been accused of going into different businesses, whether they're a gas station, a retail store, a sandwich shop, a tanning salon, a video store and putting my hand either in my pocket or under my shirt pretending that i had a weapon. in arizona, as the law states, when you simulate a weapon, it's the same thing as actually having one. so i haven't been charged with just robbery, i've been charged with armed robbery. >> even though gambling drove him to robbery, watson is now betting his future on another high stakes risk. he's decided to represent himself at trial. >> my attorney decided th

we have trained watson in a number of cancers, we have trained watson in drug discovery , we have trainedatson in places like may go clinic -- in mayo clinic. now will automatically -- match up adit clinical trial with a patient. with congress working on a replacement for national health insurance, how do you see watson fitting end to solve some of our challenges? guest: worldwide, scarlet, health care is a huge industry, $1 trillion, growing at high rates. with all of that, there is a lot of waste, and the outcomes are not good enough. it is a huge opportunity for systems like watson to go in and reduce costs while improving outcomes for patients. scarlet: ibm held its investor they. you highlighted initiatives such as salesforce. yet, when you look at the stock, it is lower today. whether investors missing? -- what are investors missing? guest: first of all, i think investors were thrilled with the meeting. they saw watson in higher volumes, doing real work. other machine learning companies are doing experiments, but watson is doing real work with real clients. i think our investors and

watson coleman: thank you. mr. speaker, the establishment of the departmentwide acquisition strategy, as h.r. 1249 requires, has the potential of helping the department achieve cost savings and better use of homeland security resources. i'm particularly pleased that it will assess ways it can better test and acquire innovative technologies. some of the most vexing homeland security challenges can only be fully addressed when d.h.s. partners with innovators, particularly small businesses. i want to congratulate the gentleman, my colleague from pennsylvania, and with that i would urge support of 1249 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i once again urge my colleagues to support h.r. 1249, and i want to thank my colleague from new jersey, mrs. watson coleman, for her bipartisan leadership on a bill that will surely help keep our country safe, and yield back the balance of my time. the s

the third part that distinguishes us is watson.hat is different from ai is industrys trained in and domain. of all the data in the world, 80% is not searchable. that is where the greatest value is. that is what watson has been trained to deal with. moment iscloud at the 17% of revenue. what do you want it to be? movingee lots of clients their businesses onto the ibm cloud. banks,7% of the largest 80% of the airlines. if you look at all the telcos, telcos and credit card transactions come through us. the ibm cloud is about helping them bring that into a future world. caroline: it builds your revenue? in our globalt technologies business. many people say that business is running services for other people would go down, and it hasn't. we have built our backlog, and the work at the heart of that is around the cloud. customers will build many new things on the cloud, but they have data --they thin we have to build these hybrid cloud environments and the best public cloud. we are living in both of those worlds. caroline: will the revenue

that's not how the law works judge watson. i will tell you that what's different here, john, is that there is now empirical evidence. remember in that first executive order -- we talked about this -- there was no evidence put forth by the government of any public safety threat. it was just rhetoric. now we have donald trump actually saying that we have over 300 individuals, refugees in our country being investigated for domestic terrorism. now that he cites that, people mock him on that. it's -- it's -- it's never ending. >> matt, to bring you in, you are shaking your head. >> not. >> not only has it been reject booed i the judge in honolulu, but there is also the question whether the president is overreaching his own powers when it comes to the issue of national security. >> the problem with what brian is saying is trump's department of homeland security has said this muslim ban will not make the united states any safer. his press secretary has said there are no imminent threats. i don't think the idea is there are terrorist

can extend and complement our solutions with what watson can do. caroline: you mentioned insurance companies. where's the low hanging fruit? where's the demand coming from? marc: you see it really in almost every industry. it can be much smarter. employees are able to extend their capabilities through artificial intelligence. , we are seeing salespeople being much more productive than ever before. they are able to know exactly when to call, who to call in a paradise way. -- prioritized way. caroline: you have such global reach. you are announcing a partnership with aws and australia. geographically eating up the desire? marc: you see that across the whole world. software is eating the world. ai is really starting to percolate into that software across the world. we are seeing ai inside all of these different jobs and work strains. the advances in ai have far exceeded our industry's expectations. now, vendors like salesforce and ibm can extend and complement our solutions with this amazing technology. not just machine learning, but deep learning as

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the third part that distinguishes us is watson.hat is different from ai is that it is trained in industry and domain. think about something. of all the data in the world, 80% is not searchable. i think people think everything is on the internet. 20% of the world's data is on the internet. 80% is not. that is where the greatest value is. that is what watson has been trained to deal with. everyone will be caught but if. caroline: cloud at the moment is 70% of your revenue. what do you want it to be? gini: that's right. we see lots of clients moving their businesses onto the ibm cloud. as i was just sharing with the group, we do 97% of the largest banks in the world. we do 80% of the airlines. if you look at all the telcos, 90% of telcos and credit card transactions come through us. so, the ibm cloud is about helping them bring that into a future world. caroline: will it build your revenue? gini: it does. you see that in our global technologies business. many people say that business is running services for other people would go down,

watson, i just left my meeting.shed, so, um, if you'd like me to bring home any food for you... did you think i wouldn't notice? you the one taught me how to coax a confession out of a suspect. hmm? (grunts) isolate. surprise. build a rapport. you didn't think i knew what you were doing? shinwell... (grunts) no, you gonna listen to me now. you want to know who killed jameel? huh? sbk killed jameel. leadership cut a deal with a rival gang, and in exchange for a cease-fire, the gangs agreed to work together jameel's death was a condition. he had taken up with the ex-girlfriend of one of the other gang's lieutenants. so he had to go. (grunts, coughs) sbk asked a friend to do it... but they lied. they told his friend that he was a traitor. they tricked him. you looking for someone who killed one person. sbk kills dozens of people a year. their drugs ruin thousands of lives, but don't nobody care. they don't get press. they're not clever. they're not fun. they're just evil. are you done? no. there's something you need to

watson beat the american nicole gibbs.favourite at number 11 in the world. watson has dropped down to 108 this week. and players under way in england's third and final one—day international in the west indies. england are at without loss. —— eight. there is live text commentary on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more later. thank you. i am simon mccoy. more now on the news that the chancellor is coming under fire for his planned changes to national insurance contributions for the self—employed. a short time ago my colleague annita mcveigh spoke to simon parkman. many businesses employ apprentices who are the backbone of our economy. how precisely are you going to do that? we already have the channels open. there are a number of conservative mps discussing this in the party and i believe philip is a great chancellor and he will be able to see sense and do it quickly. dealings there is any political leveraged in the situation regarding the government wanting unity on the brexit article 50 vote? no, i think is cons

watson won by two sets to one, 4—6, 6—2, 6—2.n's two leading women. konta will be heavy favourite as number 11 seed. watson's world ranking has dropped to number 108. russia's chances of competing at the winter olympics are still not assured and the head of the world anti—doping agency has told the bbc that changes to russia's anti—doping system are not happening fast enough. we've given russia a very clear roadmap as to what they need to do and the ball now is in their camp. they have to do a number of reforms to ensure independence of the russian anti—doping agency. and its ongoing. it's not happening at the speed i would have liked to see it. but it is happening. and, you know, i hope this is going in the right direction. i take mr putin's comment from last week, acknowledging the problem, indicating that they would follow the recommendation from wada as being very encouraging, because, in my view, this would probably set the right mind of many people in russia to go into that direction. former world heavyweight champion david

what do you think our divers will find watson, i just left my meeting.hed, so, um, if you'd like me to bring home any food for you... did you think i wouldn't notice? you the one taught me how to coax a confession out of a suspect. hmm? (grunts) isolate. surprise. build a rapport. you didn't think i knew what you were doing? shinwell... (grunts) no, you gonna listen to me now. you want to know who killed jameel? huh? sbk killed jameel. leadership cut a deal with a rival gang, and in exchange for a cease-fire, the gangs agreed to work together to raise the price of the drugs they were pushing. jameel's death was a condition. he had taken up with the ex-girlfriend of one of the other gang's lieutenants. so he had to go. (grunts, coughs) sbk asked a friend to do it... but they lied. they told his friend that he was a traitor. they tricked him. you looking for someone who killed one person. sbk kills dozens of people a year. their drugs ruin thousands of lives, but don't nobody care. they don't get press. they're not clever. they're not fun. they're just evi

whether it is einstein or watson, what does ai built into that?lesforce is one of the top five software companies in terms of growth. you saw that. we just delivered a phenomenal quarter. it is the best quarter. you saw our deferred revenue hit $14.5 billion and 28% for the quarter. that exceeded our expectations. and a lot of that is driven by ai and other major trends, including the cloud, social networking, mobility because our customers are moving to those four trend and we need to align , salesforce with those four trends to get growth to happen. that is how we have created extraordinary growth. caroline: crm is where it remains? >> well, you know crm is the fastest growing segment and will be the number one segment by and we are the number one vendor 2020. in crm. so we are uniquely focused on sales sales, service, marketing, community, analytics, commerce as well. caroline: you mentioned how ai will be affecting jobs -- does the united states realize how much this'll make people lose jobs? status of $64,000 question. that is why went to was

the us district court judge derek watson in hawaii made the ruling yesterday just hours before the revised travel ban was set to go into effect citing questionable evidence supporting the government's national security motivation adding that hawaii would suffer financially if the executive order went into effect, citing other concerns as well. last night president trump blasted this ruling while holding a rally in nashville. listen. >> we are going to fight this terrible ruling, we are going to take our case as long as it needs to go including to the supreme court and regardless, we are going to keep our citizens safe, believe me. >> reporter: according to a new fox news poll on trump's executive order an immigration 42% of those polled say they feel safer, 33% said they feel less safe and 24% said they felt no difference. the latest version of this travel been had more details of national security concern and removed iraq the list of countries. reaction from all sides pouring in, new york's attorney general eric schneiderman said the order by the district court of hawaii makes clear this

supermodel defended watson by tweeting -- a woman can be both sexual and serious, and watson, who wast, had this to say. >> it's about equality, i really don't know what my [bleep] have to do with it, it's very confusing. >> tom: that movie looks great. a lot of preaching in that movie. dave, what do you think about this? that's news. >> nothing to see there. >> i'm worried that the viewers won't understand the story. >> let me see if i can break it down for you guys, right you can see her -- >> tom: i use the pg-13 word. i don't think she gives up her right to talk feminism, i don't agree with that writer, do you? >> i think personally as a woman, i would try to take a more classic approach, i don't think you need to show your bazoongas. she's a childhood star, i think with that comes a little bit of responsibility. and for my daughter to be seeing this woman who is going to be belle, i think you should be a little more classy. she was also in harry potter, that little movie called, what was that, harry potter? look at miley cyrus, what she did with her career, she wasn't great for t

watson, mr. holmes.u've already gathered that herman wolf gave you up for the murder of darren azoff. i had a sense. well, what you might not know is that we've also matched your prints to a partial that we lifted off a shell casing at the scene. and we have an audio recording of everything you said and did. yeah, right. you explained "six-packing" to azoff as you were shooting him. it's a long story, you'll have plenty of time to hear it. gregson: our point is, you don't say another word in here, that's fine, we have everything we need. you're going away for a long time. still, the d.a. always prefers confessions, and you do have some leverage to make things go easier. such as? we know you had an accomplice, we'll want his name. we'll also want to know what you did with azoff's body. this obviously isn't your first professional work, mr. vennek. would i be right in thinking that your incarceration might worry some of your previous employers? so now would be a very good time to think about avoiding gener

obama paid a surprise visit to ho nolulu where judge watson presides. just coincidence i think. and a little tweet not lost on any one of us who were taking notice of where he was on the day his old classmate made a rule nothing his favor. both of the left wing activist judges went rogue. let me reat this. they went rogue and ignored the law and constitution and ignored the will of the people and ignored the president of the united states. it is a constitution by the way that gives the president the power to suspend immigration and it is it a law and it is 212 s of the u.s. code. maryland coach chang might point it down. he pointed to mr. trump's history of public statement and not the order itself. judge watson cited the president's public statements instead of relying on the language of the order. both judges relied on the statements of candidate trump and ignored the law and constitution. and now the trump administration could appeal the hawaii ruling before the notoriously left wing 9th circuit court of appeals and that's the same court that ruled the first vetting order not

derrick watson wants to clarify the scope of the ruling. that means the 90-day ban on six mostly muslim nations and 120-day ban on all refugees remains halted. >> you may recall it was seven countries under the first ban. one country removed is iraq. the iraqi prime minister abadi is slated to meet with trump. following the meeting, mr. trump will go to louisville, kentucky to hold a rally this evening. >>> hillary clinton is letting the world know she is through licking her wounds. the defeated democratic nominee for president speaking to a crowd at the st. patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i am ready to come out of the woods. and to shine a light on what is already happening around kitchen tables and at dinners like this to help draw strength that will enable everybody to keep up. >> out of the woods. mrs. clinton told the crowd she and her friends are having a hard time watching the news today. do we take offense? >> i'm just the messenger. i will say what will that role be? where is the leadership going to come from in t

tonight, judge watson, the court did not need to listen to trump's critics. it only needed to listen to the administration. >> it includes significant and unrebutted everyday of religious animus driving the promulgation of executive order and its related predecessor. >> watson was nominated from president obama and graduated the same year as president obama, 1991. >> he elaborated on the alleged sources of his explosive allegations that president obama wiretapped him. >> i have been reading about things. i think it was january 20th of new york times article where they were talking about wiretapping. >> why not wait to tweet about it until you can prove because it devalues your words because you cannot provide evidence. >> the new york times wrote about it. it is not that i respect the new york times, i called it failure new york times. wiretapped -- that's pretty old fashion stuff. that covers surveillance and many other things. and nobody ever talks about the fact that it was a flaw. that's another thing. >>> lawmakers on the hill increasingly voicing frustr

be. >> manson's instructions to tex watson are these. you know where the house is up on cielo.o kill everybody there. >> polanski was awake. >> sharon tate has these friends who were staying with her. she's in the late stages of pregnancy. when the four killers break into the house, they cut through a screen window and sneak in that way. then tex says, we're going to kill you. >> everyone else at that point obviously was getting really frightened and scared. i knew this is pure madness. >> their killing spree that would take the lives of four began. >> i looked around. i knew this is wrong. and it was like no matter what or anywhere i turn, it wasn't going to stop. >> susan atkins stabbed sharon tate to death and told her she was going to do it. susan atkins had given birth to a child herself ten months earlier. >> she talked to the media about killing sharon tate. >> i felt nothing for her as she begged for her life and the life of the baby. >> one word is written on the door at cielo. susan atkins is going to put her finger in their blood so she dips a towel in the blood and

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hello my name is watson. yep. h&r block and ibm watson together. come see us and get your taxes won. >> welcome back to justice. i am joined by by former trump campaign spokesperson, you worked with president on his campaign, did you ever wake up that he had tweeted something really what should i say, what adjective should i use? maybe shocking that you had to respond to in a matter of hours. does this surprise surprise you that this is still happening? >> no, not at all. in fact you can check the tape this something i was saying from the beginning. he will continue to be donald trump and continue to communicate with the public. >> it let's talk about this whole thing and barack obama. there are those people who say like been roads that barack obama would never do anything like this. yet, what we saw where we had a president who did nothing but campaign for the president's opponent, hillary clinton and call donald on virtually every name of the book. colton basically a liar, dark and pessimistic. would this surprise you? >> this would not surprise

watson has the data. policy holder information and we are managing five of the top five insurance companies on sales force. now you can put those things together and all of the sudden those insurance companies can notify the policy holders. hey, the hail is coming. >> marc, does this offer wider distribution of einstein? we are looking at the reaction and shares and investors seem to like this. fl us. >> i will tell you why investors like this. number one, we are coming off an unbelievable quarter that we just announced a couple of days ago. we grew our deferred revenue to 14.5 billion dollars up 28%. that was way beyond our expectation and way beyond investor expectation. we have a huge tail off the incredible fourth quarter from last week. that's number one. number two is this is two of the most important companies in technology coming together for the benefit of their customers. the top five insurance companies that we run, they are all going to use this technology. not just them. of course we run five

district judge derrick watson said the 90-day pause on issuing visas from six muslim

meanwhile, our carly steel just found out surprising new things about the real belle em rama watson. >> i think people in real life are surprised i'm sillier than i am. i am -- how do you say it, underpromise, overdeliver. people say i'm super serious. and i can be ahh. >> we love the serious emma who does things like high books in the subway to promote literacy. >> random acts of kindness, i guess. >> emma let loose as belle in the new live action version of beauty and the beast with a voice even she didn't know she had. >> how daunting was it and you heard to think, i was convinced i was jenkins.

district court watson to reconsider a part of the decision from earlier this week. the latest immigration executive order was suppose to start this past thursday, including a 90-day travel band on six countries, a 120-day suspension of refugee emissions and wanted to cut down on the total number of refugees allowed into the united states. but a short time before the ban was set to go into effect, judge watson issued a temporary restraining order. the doj now asking the judge to allow their administration to carry out the part of the order carrying refugees to mirror a ruling from a federal judge on maryland thursday. the attorney general wrote by filing this improper motion the government has further delayed proceedings in a matter that it has claimed is urgent. he goes on to say allowing any part of one or both of these sections to stand perpetuates the executive policy predicated on hostility to a particular faith. president trump has been strong in his wording on this ban. >> the order be blocked was a water down version of the first order. we're going to win, we

please welcome emma watson! thing. how are you? >> i'm >> jimmy: i'm still laughing at you getting hit with that snowball. unusually forceful, i would say. >> i know, very unusually forceful. actually, on the day, the guy kept missing me. i would stand there, be like trying to catch the snowball. we did it like a thousand times. >> jimmy: so you really got hit in the face with a snowball? >> i really got hit in the face with a snowball. that's being an actor. >> jimmy: what good is cgi if you have to get hit in the face wia snowball? >> i mean, it wasn't as big. but i still got smashed in the face with some snow. >> jimmy: did it hurt? >> no. and to be honest, by the end of it, we were so concerned that this poor guy was under so much pressure. you have like this huge film set, 300 people on a disney movie, trying to get the target right. by the end, you can tell he's like so nervous. >> jimmy: yeah, it's embarrassing, i would think. it's not like you can bring in a former baseball player to do that. it's just s

ivan watson is following the story in tokyo, we also have matt. lot of daylight between washington and tokyo on most issues. >> reporter: that's right. these are two very close allies. the meeting is under way right now at the top american and japanese diplomats sitting down. it's not the first time they've met. in brief comments before the meeting rex tillerson did say that part of his goals here was deepening not only the bilateral relationship between tokyo and washington but also the trilateral relationship that includes south korea, and this, of course, is in response to the nuclear program in north korea to the missile program there, in particular, the missile launches of last week. one of which landed within the economic exclusion zone of japan. so it was seen as a threat in this part of the world. naval exercises conducted for the past two days involving ships from all three countries that have the missile defense on them to try to theoretically intercept missiles in the future if north korea is to launch missiles in the direction of u.s.

district judge, derek watson says the pause on issues visa's from six muslim majority countries is on the basis of religious discrimination. they comment he made in february when he told fox news the travel ban is just like the first one. >> one of the big differences you are going to see is it is responsive to the judicial ruling, which didn't exist previously. they are minor, technical differences. fundamentally, you are going to have the same basic policy outcome for the country. in terms of protecting the country, those basic policies are going to be in effect. >>> also in the ruling, the

please welcome emma watson!. >> jimmy: i'm still laughing at you getting hit with that snowball. unusually forceful, i would say. >> i know, very unusually forceful. actually, on the day, the guy kept missing me. i would stand there, be like trying to catch the snowball. we did it like a thousand times. >> jimmy: so you really got hit in the face with a snowball? >> i really got hit in the face with a snowball. that's being an actor. >> jimmy: what good is cgi if you have to get hit in the face wia snowball? >> i mean, it wasn't as big. but i still got smashed in the face with some snow. >> jimmy: did it hurt? >> no. and to be honest, by the end of it, we were so concerned that this poor guy was under so much pressure. you have like this huge film set, 300 people on a disney movie, trying to get the target right. by the end, you can tell he's like so nervous. >> jimmy: yeah, it's embarrassing, i would think. it's not like you can bring in a former baseball player to do that. it's just some guy from the set. >> e

watson issued the order in response to a lawsuit filed by the state of hawaii. the judge wants to allow parts of trump's travel ban to go through. watson says the ban is unconstitutional. >> the order was a watered down version of the first order. we are going to win. we are going to keep our citizens safe. regardless we will keep our citizens safe. >> the president calls the latest road block unprecedented judicial overreach. >> the house intelligence committee said new documents show no evidence of the president's wire tapping claims. the claims are causing problems with america's strongest allies. >> maybe this is how he conducted business with no truths or half truths. it is dangerous to us. it is alienating allies. >> he expects comey to say the allegations are false. caroline has a pre view of what we can expect. >> the head of the house intelligence committee on the two topics tackled monday. the wire tapping claims and russia. there was no wire tap of trump tower during the campaign as the president claimed. when chris wallace asked if the committee has

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there is no timetable on when judge watson will rule. but this may end up in front of the supreme court. uma: the president has not been happy about all this. what's the latest about these developments? reporter: president trump never she is away from a fight. he spoke about this at a rally thursday. >> the order he blocked was a watered down version of the first order. we are going to win, we are going to keep our citizens safe. and regardless, we are going to keep our citizens safe. believe me. reporter: the president refer together first order that sparked major protests at airports across the country. president trump saying the administration plans to take this case as far as it needs to go, mentioning the supreme court. the big question will be there judge sneel gorsuch be on the court at that time. eric: now to north korea. secretary of state rex tillerson is not ruling out a possible military strike own that country if kim jong-un does not end the ballistic missile program. what are the chances of that? we'll talk to ambassador de

you will remember two weeks ago a district court judge in hawaii derek watson revised executive order but was only a temporary halt called temporary restraining order which typically expires after around 14 days. so the plaintiff asked it to be converted to longer term preliminary conjunction so it could last through trial and the judge agreed saying they have met their burden establishing a strong likelihood of threat on the merit of establishment clause. will you ren the entire discussion from judge watson two weeks ago as what he reviewsed viewed as travel ban. >> this is more not permanent but longer i guess stay on this order until there's actually trial. trial is set, do we know when trie trial is set? or how long it will take before it goes on? >> what this will do is essentially place a pause on everything until either the department of justice appealed and in the event they would manage to get this decision over turned then that would obviously change the equation, assuming nothing happened and department of justice didn't do anything right now means they would have to go thr

obama paid a surprise visit to honolulu where judge watson resides.nday perceiving the rulings just coincidence i assure you, i think or at least a little tweet by mr. obama not lost on anyone of us who were seeking some notice of where he was on the day his old classmate made a ruling in his favor. both of these left-wing activist judges went rogue. but they repeat this. they went rogue. they ignored the law. they ignored the constitution. they are the -- ignore the will of the people and they ignored the will of the united states. the constitution by the way gives a person the power to suspend immigration. it is a law and 212 of the u.s. code. maryland judge chang might write that down somewhere. he pointed to mr. trump's quote history public statements, not the order itself to judge watson cited the president quote contemporaneous public statements instead relying on the language of the trump executive order. both judges relied on statements of candidate trump. they completely ignored the president stated authority within the order as well as the l