Middlehurst. Middlehurst. Well, thank you. Good evening to you. Our top story tonight on gb news, two motorbikes have been recovered by police whove been recovered by police whove been investigating a fatal hit and run incident near walsall in the west midlands. Unfortunately, seven year old caitlin seleznev was taken to hospital in a Critical Condition following the collision on thursday night. She later died of her injuries. A 14 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. He has now been released on bail, strict conditions though, as enquiries continue well in other news today, Rail Services have been disrupted once again. Thousands of workers have walked off the job in a long running dispute over pay. Rmt members at 14 Train Operating Companies are on strike. Passengers are being advised to check before they travel. In some areas, only half the Train Services that should be running are running. The Train Services that should be running are run
Hits the shelves, whats the interest been like this side of the pond . Ill be speaking to the boss of waterstones. Brewing up a debate about the best way to tackle recycling could a 25p latte levy be the answer . And, as Ridley Scotts all the money in the world hits the screens, well get the verdict on all this weeks releases in the film review. Thats all ahead on bbc news. Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. Hello and welcome to fa cup sportsday. Im holly hamilton and were live from anfield ahead of the 230th Merseyside Derby. Its undoubtedly the tie of the round, bringing together two sides who sit just a few hundred yards apart and who have won the trophy 12 times between them. Well also be looking ahead to fleetwoods clash with leicester. Sadly, there will be no fairytale return for former and i am will perry with all todays other sports news. Another high profile casualty reigning Australian Open champion Serena Williams pulls out of this years tournament, saying shes not yet
good day to you. antonin scalia, the u.s. supreme court justice known for his strict reading of the u.s. constitution, has died. he is one of the longest serving justices. for almost 30 years, scalia actively opposed abortion, same-sex marriage, and what he deemed overly broad interpretations of the constitution. he was also known for his inc e incisive and sometimes controversial writings. he was also known for his warm relationship with others on the court, especially with liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg. scalia died while on holiday in texas. he was 79 years old. outside the u.s. supreme court, the american flag was lowered to half staff late saturday. u.s. president barack obama offered his condolences. he praised scalia s commitment to the job and his years of service. just scalia dedicated his life justice scalia dedicated his life to the cornerstone of democracy, the rule of law. tonight we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the
momentum, she gets a critical endorsement from a key democratic group. the congressional black caucus pac. no doubt her campaign is looking to the february 27th democratic primary in south carolina where, check the numbers with me, as of monday, 28% of registered voters. that includes all parties. are african-american. the lawmakers who endorsed her today also took some digs at bernie sanders. without mentioning him by name. so you judge a person by their results. and there is no question that the person that has obtained the most results and benefits for communities of color and everyone in america, in my opinion, but especially getting democrats elected, there s it s not even close, it s not even close, it s hillary clinton. we need a president who doesn t simply campaign and just promise wonderful things. but things that are politically impossible to achieve. let s take it now straight to the debate and my friend beyawn that ke brianna keilar, at the site of the pr
caucusing. yeah. they sure are. they re all out today. we ve seen so many events, so many still to come. we re getting a lot of great interviews. the candidates are talking to cnn. why? they want to send a last minute message to voters here. cnn just caught up with hillary clinton. hillary clinton about to take the stage in ames, iowa, home of iowa state university. she spoke to dan merica about the e-mail controversy, 22 e-mails held saying they contain top secret information. the producer asked could e-mails provide political fodder for the republicans. listen. changes anything. so if there s some motivation it is not going to effect the fundamental facts because they remain the same. there have been as others have pointed out some constant leaking but my view on this, dan, is i didn t send or receive any e-mails marked classified. i take classified information really seriously. and i just think that if the republicans want to use this for political purposes, that s the